2026 Edition
The history
The team, which was set up in 2014 and turned professional in 2019, received the support of the two-time European rugby champions Stade Rochelais for three years. Stade Rochelais was keen to help develop the sporting and marketing prospects of this team based in Charente-Maritime. It flew the colours of the club (black and yellow) in its first participation in the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift in 2022.
While the rugby club withdrew its support at the end of the 2023 season, the team kept going with the backing of the Chinese bicycle manufacturer Winspace. Orange Seal, a preventive puncture-proof liquid, co-sponsored the team when it joined the brand-new Continental Pro division, the intermediate level between the WorldTour and the Continental level. The ever-consistent Canadian Nadia Gontova finished 23rd overall before signing for Liv AlUla Jayco.
In 2026, the team pitched its tents in Mayenne with the backing of the departmental authorities and local stakeholders, chief among them the chocolate producer Monbana and the agri-food firm My Pie. The roster has undergone a major overhaul, with signings such as Francesca Hall (winner of the Grand Prix San Salvador) and Justine Gegu (second in the Région Pays de la Loire Tour), while the Pole Karolina Perekitko continues to make her presence felt when the air gets thin (seventh in the Volta a Catalunya).
- Final victory0
- Stages victory0
- Yellow Jersey0
- Other race Won0
Top result: Twenty-third (Nadia Gontova, 2025)
Stage wins: 0
Yellow Jerseys: 0
A FIGURE
10. By finishing tenth in the closing stage of the 2025 Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift in Châtel, Nadia Gontova earned her team its first top 10 in the race, illustrating its progression since 2022. Séverine Eraud had been its sole finisher all those years ago, with 23rd place in stage 7 as her top result. In 2025, Gontova had five teammates left at the finish.