FDJ-SUEZ

FDJ-SUEZ is a professional women’s cycling team competing in the UCI Women’s WorldTour, based in Poitiers, France. Founded in 2006 to provide French female cyclists with opportunities to grow in elite cycling, the team has become one of the most solid and competitive outfits on the international scene.

With a roster of 18 riders from 5 nationalities, including standout names such as Demi Vollering, Juliette Labous, Evita Muzic, Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig, Grace Brown, and Vittoria Guazzini, FDJ-SUEZ is known for its versatility and consistency in stage races, Monument Classics, and one-day events. In 2024, the team claimed 13 UCI victories, including a prestigious win at Liège-Bastogne-Liège Femmes with Grace Brown, and ranked 7th in the UCI WorldTour standings.

In 2025, Demi Vollering added another major title to her palmarès by winning the European Championship, triumphing with a long solo attack on the finish line in Valence after 116 km of racing—further confirming her status as one of the strongest riders in the world.

The team is supported by FDJ, a long-time sponsor since 2017, and SUEZ, co-sponsor since 2022. Both partners are committed through 2028 to promoting women’s cycling and its values. FDJ-SUEZ is also a model of cohesion, strategy, and social engagement, led by general manager Stephen Delcourt and team president Emmanuelle Merlot, who preserve the family spirit that has defined the team since its origins.

FDJ-SUEZ continues to represent a benchmark in sporting excellence and female leadership in cycling, with the ambition to win the yellow jersey at the Tour de France Femmes and inspire future generations.