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Follow us on GoogleGroupama-FDJ knows the eight-man selection for that year's Vuelta a Espana. On paper, David Gaudu appears to be the team leader, while Stefan Küng presumably has his sights set on the red leader's jersey in the opening time trial.
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In a cool video, the French formation presents the team for the Tour of Spain, in which terms like "ambitious" and "hungry for success" recur. That is what - in addition to Gaudu and Küng - Sven Erik Bystrom, Kevin Geniets, Quentin Pacher, Reuben Thompson, Lorenzo Germani, and Remy Rochas should ensure.
Selection Groupama-FDJ Vuelta a Espana 2024
David Gaudu
Sven Erik Bystrom
Kevin Geniets
Stefan Küng
Quentin Pacher
Reuben Thompson
Lorenzo Germani
Remy Rochasv
Sven Erik Bystrom
Kevin Geniets
Stefan Küng
Quentin Pacher
Reuben Thompson
Lorenzo Germani
Remy Rochasv
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Latest Comments
- - The bike may be quick, but the article seems a bit too ready to credit the equipment for the result. Remco’s the one producing those watts—though I’ll admit, two minutes is a pretty convincing test ride.jennifer1918-10-2026
- - I’m still learning how time trials work: if Evenepoel caught Jay Vine, does that mean Vine started earlier, and do riders set off at fixed intervals?tourdeforce918-10-2026
- - A flat Tour TT on these roads would be brilliant viewing. Wide, fast courses really let the specialists show what they can do.davidm18-10-2026
- - Fourteen wins in a season is some going. He sounded focused on his own effort rather than the riders ahead, which is exactly the mindset you want in a race against the clock.michael5418-10-2026
- - Catching Vine and putting over two minutes into him is an enormous statement. That new Specialized clearly suits Remco—keen to see how it performs over a longer Tour time trial.raceready718-10-2026
- I’m still trying to understand the history here—why was insulin being used alongside amphetamines? Was that common in cycling at the time?cyclechamp4518-10-2026
- Hard to take the article’s “recovered” line at face value when it ends by raising concerns about team entourages. Cycling has made huge changes, but scrutiny still matters.velodromevirtuoso118-10-2026
- The detail about riders deliberately pushing him off the road is shocking. Do we know whether anyone ever faced consequences for that?pedalpowe2918-10-2026
- Bassons’ story is a grim reminder of what speaking up could cost in that era. Fair play to him for holding his ground when it meant being isolated by his own team.tourdeforce918-10-2026
- I’m still learning how team contracts work: if Barguil had ended his deal before 2018, could the team have left him out of the Tour, or was his place already agreed?sprocketspiny18-10-2026
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