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Magazine
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THE NEW KIT FOR THE TOUR DE FRANCE
Team Bahrain Victorious unveiled the new design that will characterise its Alé uniform for the upcoming Tour de France.
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The new French national team kit
A few months before the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, the FFC unveils a completely new uniform design, more in line with the new image of the French national...
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A MADE IN ITALY VICTORY
Jonathan Milan wins stage 2 of the Giro, wearing Alé clothing
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Events with Alé
An eventful 2023 season has begun, where Alé will be visible.
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UAE TOUR: ALE’ DOUBLES THE PARTNERSHIP
For the third year Alé has been partner of the famous World Tour stage race, which takes place across the roads and deserts of the United Arab Emirates.
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Introducing the new Jayco Alula 2023 Kit
New year, new name, and a new kit design for 2023 at Team Jayco Alula. An elegant kit signed by Alé Cycling for the coming season.
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The new TBV and Groupama FDJ jerseys signed by Alé
For 2023 again, Alé is partner of the two prestigious World Tour teams that just presented their team roster for the next season.
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Premiazioni Alé Challenge
On Saturday, 22 October, the traditional Alé prize-giving took place, recognising those who have participated in and won the largest number of cycling...
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World Track Champions
At the Track Cycling World Championships in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, Mathilde Gros, Marie-Divine Kouamé, and the Benjamin Thomas-Donovan Grondin duo took...
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FFC IS SILVER
Christophe Laporte of the French Federation is silver medallist at the World Road Cycling Championships in Wollongong, Australia