Get ready for a visual treat as SD Worx-Protime unveils its bold new look for the 2026 season! A vibrant departure from tradition, this team is making a statement with their unique jersey design.
The Specialized kit, creatively named 'New Dawn', marks a significant shift from the team's 2025 purple and yellow palette. Instead, we're treated to a kaleidoscope of colors, a true reflection of the team's innovative spirit and a bold statement on the cycling scene.
Lead sponsors SD Worx and Protime proudly display their names in bold black lettering across the front of the jersey, while the shorts remain a sleek black. It's a powerful combination of style and substance.
"Standing still is not an option," the team declares, embracing a dynamic and colorful future. They aim to inspire, challenge, and lead the way in the professionalization and commercialization of women's cycling. With a strong message and a fresh look, SD Worx-Protime is setting the bar high.
But here's where it gets interesting: the team has expanded its roster for 2026, signing 17 riders, including the talented Lotte Kopecky, Lorena Wiebes, and Anna van der Breggen. Two new faces, Valentina Cavallar and Nienke Vinke, join the squad, bringing fresh energy and skills to the team.
Kopecky, excited about the new season, shares, "This jersey is special and will definitely turn heads in the peloton. It's been a while since I've raced in these team colors, and I'm thrilled to be back with SD Worx-Protime."
So, what do you think of this colorful revolution? Is it a bold step forward or a controversial choice? Share your thoughts in the comments and let's discuss the future of cycling fashion and its impact on the sport!
