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Sixième du classement mondial UCI en 2022 à tout juste 20 ans, le jeune sprinteur belge de l’équipe LOTTO-DSTNY Arnaud de Lie aborde ambitieusement l’année 2023. Il remporte la première course européenne UCI de la saison, la Classique de Valence, en Espagne. Une épreuve de 190 kilomètres animée par une échappée de cinq coureurs finalement reprise pour laisser place à un sprint bien géré, le “Taureau de Lescheret” étant parfaitement lancé par ses coéquipiers.
Le “Taureau de Lescheret” gagne la Classique de Valence
avec lunettes EKOI PREMIUM et casque EKOI AERO 14
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Étoile de Bessèges (étape 3) : le “Taureau de Lescheret” sonne la charge !avec casque EKOI AR14 et lunettes EKOI PREMIUM 90Avec plus de 3000m de dénivelé pour 169,7 kilomètres autour de Bessèges, la troisième étape n’était pas forcément favorable aux sprinteurs. Au programme, le col des Brousses, côte de première catégorie, à gravir trois fois, dont la dernière fois à une dizaine de kilomètres de la ligne. Distancé dans les bosses, Arnaud de Lie est parvenu à revenir sur le groupe de tête à 4 kilomètres de l'arrivée. Impatient, il a alors sonné la charge à deux kilomètres de l’arrivée, en vain. Déterminé, le sprinteur belge a surpris ses adversaires et les commentateurs en jaillissant au meilleur des moments pour l’emporter “facilement”. Il finit 7ème de cette 53ème édition. Distancé, Arnaud De Lie est parvenu à revenir dans le groupe de tête. Il a même placé une attaque à 2 km de l’arrivée, en vain. Mais ce n’était que partie remise puisqu’il a facilement remporté le sprint.Voir plus -
Simone Consonni : Sultan de la 4ème étape du Saudi Touravec casque EKOI AR14 et lunette EKOI PREMIUMQuelques jours après la 3ème place de son coéquipier allemand Max Walscheid, lors de la 1ère étape du Saudi Tour, Simone Consonni décide de faire parler la poudre et de s'illustrer de la plus belle des manières. Dans un paysage digne des décors de Quantum of Solace, le sprinteur italien déjoue tous les plans de l'équipe Jayco-Alula. Pourtant bien amené par son train, Dylan Groenewegen se retrouve, dans un premier temps, enfermé. Lançant son sprint à plus de 200 mètres de la ligne, dans des pourcentages compris entre 5 et 7%, le "hollandais volant" se fait finalement dépasser à 75 mètres du but par Consonni qui, à l'arrachée, franchit la ligne devant un autre transalpin Mattéo Malucelli. Il ne fallait pas lancer les hostilités trop tôt, dans ce sprint pour costauds !Voir plus -
Etoile de Bessèges: the brilliant Arnaud de Lie wins the first stage!With AR14 helmet and EKOÏ Premium 90 glassesIn a finish built for the puncheurs, the young Belgian sprinter from the LOTTO-DESTINY team, won in the most beautiful way by showing strength and tactics. Indeed, when the Danish rider Mads Petersen (Trek-Segafredo) attacked with less than 500m to go, Arnaud de Lie cleverly took his wheel before making a powerful and decisive acceleration in the last bend. The champion underlined at the finish line the work of his team throughout this first flat stage of 160 kilometers (45.47 km/h average). A work that allows him to become the provisional "lieder" of the 53rd Tour du Gard.Voir plus -
Last Marseillaise for Maxime Bouetwith EKOI helmet and EKOI PREMIIUM glassesLast Marseillaise for the most Marseilles of this event“The Grand Prix de la Marseillaise is an event that is close to my heart because it takes place at home, especially since this year the Tour de la Provence will not take place. I finished second once in this race which I know by heart, and last year we won it. Just thinking about that memory still gives me chills. Yvon Caer assigned me a role: road captain, I am perhaps the rider who has competed the most in this race. And if 40 kilometers from the finish, Amaury passed the bump, he had to get in my wheel until the line. He listened, did what I advised him, and we played really well on the tactical moments. It remains a great moment in my career, I played my role to perfection, and I take a certain pride in it, in the same way as if I had won the race, for example. We see more and more that the riders who pass the bumps well and have a good burst of speed are going for victory in Marseille, and that moreover this panel is growing season after season”.C: ARKEA SAMSICVoir plus -
Le “Taureau de Lescheret” gagne la Classique de Valenceavec lunettes EKOI PREMIUM et casque EKOI AERO 14Sixième du classement mondial UCI en 2022 à tout juste 20 ans, le jeune sprinteur belge de l’équipe LOTTO-DSTNY Arnaud de Lie aborde ambitieusement l’année 2023. Il remporte la première course européenne UCI de la saison, la Classique de Valence, en Espagne. Une épreuve de 190 kilomètres animée par une échappée de cinq coureurs finalement reprise pour laisser place à un sprint bien géré, le “Taureau de Lescheret” étant parfaitement lancé par ses coéquipiers.Voir plus -
Tour Down Under : le “Coq” gagne la 4ème étape !avec lunettes et casque EKOIPremière victoire en World Tour de Bryan Coquard. La quatrième étape du TDU s’est, comme prévu, jouée au sprint. Et c’est le sprinteur français de l’équipe COFIDIS qui s’est montré le plus malin. A 300 mètres de la ligne, il a allumé la mèche, surprenant ses rivaux impuissants et incapables de sauter dans la roue. Une victoire savoureuse pour celui qui avait à sept reprises dû se contenter de deuxièmes places, dont une, mythique, face à Marcel Kittel sur la quatrième étape du Tour de France 2016. Cette fois-ci, en Australie, la photo-finish n’aura pas été nécessaire. C: Getty ImagesVoir plus -
First win of the season for Caleb EwanWith EKOI AERO 14 helmet and EKOI PREMIUM glassesEKOÏ glasses on his nose, EKOÏ helmet on his head and national team jersey on his back, the Australian sprinter from Lotto-Dstny proved to be the strongest during the Schwalbe Classic, a test of preparation for the Tour Under Down . His small powerful frame allowed him to make the difference at the end of a massive sprint disputed at home in the streets of Adelaide.Voir plus -
Felipe Orts (Burgos-BH): five-time Spanish cyclo-cross championWith EKOI AERO 14 helmet and EKOI PREMIUM glasses “King” Felipe keeps his crownFor the fifth consecutive year, the Burgos-BH team rider has won the Spanish cyclo-cross championship. EKOÏ glasses on his nose and helmet on his head, he crossed the finish line of the Vic circuit near Barcelona showing five fingers , a good way to signify this fifth consecutive title. Now he is just one win behind cyclo-crossmen José Luis Talamillo and David Seco.Voir plus -
Simon clarke vice champion of australiaWith EKOI AR14 helmet, EKOI PREMIUM 90 glasses and EKOI clothingThe Israel-Premier Tech team did well to renew their confidence in the 36-year-old Australian rider. On his land, Simon Clarke does “2”. After a hard-fought sprint, he managed to get the upper hand over Michael Matthews and thus won the title of Australian vice-champion. In the counter-attack group, Caleb Ewan (Lotto-DSTNY) had to settle for 18th place but he said he was "very satisfied with the sensations (...) on the bike" and said he was "looking forward to to be at the Tour Down Under.” By making a salient attack on his pursuers just two kilometers from the finish, Luke Flapp (22) won for the second year in a row.Voir plus -
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EKOI ON THE DAKAR 2023The team SRT equipped with EKOI E-LENS glassesPracticing and passionate about cycling, Mathieu Serradori entrusted his view to the cycling equipment manufacturerEKOI. Its geographical proximity to the brand based in Fréjus enabled it to selecthis glasses meticulously, after having tested many models during driving sessionsand bike rides. Aware of the specificities of the route and the potential pitfalls to avoid during5000 kilometers of specials, the SRT driver opted for EKOÏ E-LENS glasses benefiting fromworld's fastest LCD electronics. This choice is not the result of chance since the differences inluminosity are particularly important when crossing dunes or crossingthalwegs. Visual comfort is essential for Mathieu Serradori: “Today, E-LENS glassesare an integral part of my equipment and greatly contribute to my level ofperformance !Voir plus -
NewJersey for the Team ST Michel Auber 93St Michel - Auber 93 unveils 2023 season jersey. The women's and men's team will be wearing the set with helmets and EKOI glasses.We wish the whole team and staff a very good season.Voir plus -
NEW PARTNERSIP WITH ISRAEL PREMIER TECHEKOI is pleased to unveil this new partnership with this team.Israel - Premier Tech / Israel Cycling Academy have opted for something a little different for this 2023 kit. Blue and white with a touch of new colors, the star and the P monogram on the back to help them stand out. stand out in the peloton."That's our goal for 2023: to stand out in the peloton in terms of our equipment design and the way we race," says Kjell Carlström, Managing Director of IPT.The team will ride with our helmets, goggles and textiles.Voir plus -
ARKEA SAMSIC PRO TOUR FOR 3 YEARSWe're smiling today, the ARKEA SAMSIC team reaches WORLD TOUR status--> 2023, 2024 and 2025The whole EKOI team congratulates the whole team for this distinction which will allow the riders to express themselves on the bike.Voir plus -
The route of the Tour de France 2023 revealedAfter long months waiting, it is this Thursday, October 27th on ASO has just unveiled the official route of the Men's and Women's Tour de France. From Spain via the Puy de Dôme, the highest volcano in Auvergne, a mythical place for cycling where Poulidor and Anquetil crossed swords. 5 mountain ranges will be crossed during these 3 weeks.Voir plus -
New World Cup victory for Alexis Hanquinquantwith EKOI VELOCE helmet and EKOI PREMIUM glassesA good omen for the future, Alexis Hanquinquant won the World Cup in Alanya, Turkey this weekend.With just over a month to go before the World Championships in Abu Dhabi, Alexis is building up pressure.Voir plus -
2022 World Gravel Championshipswith EKOI GARA helmet and E-LENS glassesThe first Gravel Bike World Championships took place in Vicenza, Italy. In this second weekend of October, bike fans had a lot to see! Tour of Lombardy, Paris-Tours, Roc D'azur and Gravel Bike World Championships on the roads of a certain Pippo Pozzato. A course alternating 36% unpaved roads, 18% hard gravel, 1% cobblestones, 17% hard surface and 27% asphalt for a total of 194km with more than 800m of elevation change. This makes it a fairly rolling course. A first edition that left no one indifferent with, in particular, the victory of our ambassador Pauline Ferrand-Prevot of the BMC MTB RACING team. Our ambassadors Nicolas Roche and his brother Alexis realize a very nice race too. For gravel purists, this course was more advantageous for road riders than for pure practitioners. Favoring the arrival of the big names of the professional peloton more used to the great roads of France and the world than to the technical paths where dexterity and flexibility are the key words. This course will have the merit of having brought the first world championships of Gravel Bike, long live next year...Voir plus -
And 4 for Pauline Ferrand prevotworld gravel championPauline Ferrand Prévot continues her momentum. She won her 4th world title of the year after winning the XCC, XCO and MTB marathon. It is in a new discipline that Pauline took the precious rainbow jersey in Cittadella, Italy. C: 1_in_the_gutterVoir plus -
2 wins in the same weekend for the cofidis teamwith EKOI AR15 helmet and EKOI PREMIUM glassesBryan Coquard finished in style this Sunday by winning the 50th edition of the Tour de Vendée. Last race of the French Cup, the Cofidis rider won for the second time this year after having won a stage in the Tour de Provence. Axel Zingle won the Famene Ardenne Classic the same day. It was his third win of the season and the 18th victory for the team in 2022. C: Getty ImagesVoir plus -
New victory for the COFIDIS teamwith EKOI AR 14 helmet and EKOI PREMIUM glassesAGAINST WORLD-CLASS SPRINTERS, THE ITALIAN WON HIS FIRST VICTORY FOR COFIDIS, THE TEAM'S 17TH THIS SEASON. Simone Consonni: "This victory is a great relief. I have often been very close to victory, at the Tour de France, at the Giro and on several occasions this year. We knew we had some good cards to play with Bryan, especially today. When we saw that he was blocked in the final, Piet Allegaert sacrificed himself to be my pilot fish and I gave everything for the victory. This victory fills me with joy: the year was not easy, I had to deal with personal problems and I had to fight to bounce back. I am so proud to offer this new victory to the team." . C: Paris ChaunyVoir plus -
3rd prize of the year for Pauline Ferrand PrevotWorld Champion, Pauline Ferrand Prevot wins her 3rd MTB MARATHON prize of the season in Denmark.After a race of 87,5km the victory was decided in a sprint with her 4 competitors in the breakaway. For information, it is her 15th world prize, all disciplines included.Photo: Remgap05Voir plus -
Coralie Demay wins in ArdècheWith EKOI GARA helmet and EKOI E-LENS glassesAnother victory for St Michel - Auber 93, Coralie Demay wins the last stage of the TCFIA. (International Women's Cycling Tour of the Ardèche).2 riders in the top 10 of the general classification, Simone Boilard 4th and Coralie Demay 7th. At the same time, she has the jersey of the mountain classification.???? Auguste DevaireVoir plus -
2 world cups in one weekend for Titouan carodWith EKOI GARA helmet and EKOI TWENTY glassesLike Pauline Ferrand Prevot, Titouan Carod won the 2 Val Di Sol World Cups in XCC and XCO.The BMC MTB racing team won everything during this weekend.Voir plus -
pauline ferrand wins the last world cupWith Ekoi clothingPauline Ferrand Prevot ended the MTB season in style by winning the XCC and the XCO the same weekend in Val Di Sol in Italy. 1 week after her 2 world champion titles in Les Gets, Pauline confirms her excellent physical condition.Voir plus -
Pauline Ferrand prevot at the TopPauline took it all this weekend. First on Friday, during the XCC where she won the first event 1 week after winning the European title. This Sunday she has just gleaned her 4th world title in XCO with more than a minute and a half on Jolanda Neff 2nd of the day. For information, this is his 10th world title in all disciplines. (cyclo-cross-road-mtb-mtb marathon)Voir plus -
And 8 for Arnaud de lieWith KOI AR14 helmet and EKOI PREMIUM glasses8th victory for Arnaud De LieLotto Soudal Cycling Team rider wins on Schaal SelsAt only 20 years old, Arnaud assumes his status as a leader within the team. Victor Campenaerts, Roger Kluge, Rüdiger Selig and Michael Schwarzmann did an incredible job of keeping the breakaway under control and laying Arnaud down for a masterful sprint.Voir plus -
Double European title for Benjamin Thomaswith EKOI AR14 helmet and EKOI TWENTY glassesEUROPEAN CHAMPION Benjamin Thomas leaves Munich with the suitcase full of medals.The first got on Friday in the team pursuit with the France team (Quentin Lafargue, Valentin Tabellion and Thomas Denis).The second on the points race of which he has already won 2 titles in 2014 and 2021.A very good omen before La Polynormande on Sunday C photonewsVoir plus -
Guillaume Martin wins the Tour de l'Ainwith Ekoï Gara helmet and Ekoï Premium 70 glassesAt the start of this 2nd stage of the 34th edition of the Tour de l'Ain, 142.5 km were on the program. 4 difficulties were listed including 2 passage up the Col de Portes and a finish after a final descent to Lagnieu. The Cofidis team had already worked the day before during the sprint to protect Guillaume Martin, allowing him to arrive in the peloton and thus not lose time on the favorites. A revenge on bad luck It was a small breakaway that formed early in the stage. It was quickly controlled so that the favorites could play for victory and the overall classification. At the briefing, the plan was precise : Start riding and displaying their ambitions on the 3rd climb of the day, the Côte de Seillonnaz to put Guillaume Martin in orbit. Around him, Ruben Fernandez, François Bidard and then Rémy Rochas (victim of a fall without gravity during the 1st stage) did not count their efforts to support their leader. In the last kilometer, Guillaume Martin produced his effort in turn. His acceleration is decisive: the Norman can raise his arms, finally, as an illustration of the collective strength of the team. Everyone knows that the taste of victory is rare in cycling, making victory even more beautiful. Guillaume Martin had not won since the Mercan'Tour Classic last year, and now has 8 professional successes to his credit. This moment of joy is also a revenge on bad luck, a few weeks after his hasty departure from the Tour de France due to a positive test for Covid-19. Now, the team will work hard, again, to defend its leader's jersey and give Cofidis another stage race victory this season. They said Guillaume Martin: "I'm obviously very happy to have been able to...Voir plus -
First World Cup for Titouan CarodWith EKOI GARA helmet & EKOI TWENTY glassesTitouan Carod of the BMC MTB RACING TEAM wins his first MTB World Cup at Mont Saint Anne in Canada. Filippo Colombo, his team-mate took second place. The KMC ORBEA team completes this TOP 5 with Pierre de Froidmont bringing up the rear.Voir plus -
Most combative Berteau victorywith EKOI GARA helmet and EKOI PREMIUM glassesWhat a number for Victoire Berteau on this longest stage of the week. Starting in the right breakaway, our young sprinter fought to the end to resist the return of the peloton. Taken back 2.5km from the finish, she won the prize for combativeness and will have once again shown all her talent!Voir plus -
arnaud de lie wins the tour of Walloniawith EKOI AR14 helmet and EKOI TWENTY glassesLotto Soudal rider Arnaud De Lie won his very first victory in Wallonia today in Rochefort. The 20-year-old Belgian largely won the sprint during the third stage of the Tour de Wallonie, disputed between Visé and Rochefort. At the end of a hilly course, De Lie beat Biniam Girmay and Axel Laurance. Arnaud De Lie now has seven wins this season and takes Lotto Soudal's total to twenty wins in 2022. “I like the victory, it is fantastic to have been able to win for the seventh time today. I would have already been happy with just one victory this season, so it exceeds all my expectations. Everything that happens now is just a bonus, although of course I want to keep the momentum going. Tomorrow’s stage still has quite a bit of elevation, we will see the race end again in a sprint in Couvin” C: photo newsVoir plus