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Stephen Farrand

Ceratizit end women's sponsorship but WorldTour team hopes to find new backer to race on

WorldTour Cédrine Kerbaol Daniek Hengeveld Elena Hartmann France
PLOUAY FRANCE SEPTEMBER 02 Cdrine Kerbaol of France Marta Lach of Poland Alice Maria Arzuffi of Italy Laura Asencio of France Franziska Brausse of Germany Hanna Nilsson of Sweden and Team CERATIZITWNT Pro Cycling prior to the 22nd GP de Plouay Lorient Agglomration Trophe Ceratizit 2023 a 1596km one day race from Plouay to Plouay UCIWWT on September 02 2023 in Plouay France Photo by Bruno BadeGetty Images.

The Austrian-based Ceratizit Group has announced it will end its sponsorship of the women's Ceratizit Pro Cycling at the end of the 2025 season, marking the end of a decade of support for the sport by the cutting tools and hard materials company. 

In an announcement sent to Cyclingnews, the team said it is "actively exploring new sponsorship opportunities for the next UCI Women’s WorldTour license period (2025–2027) and remains firmly committed to continuing its presence at the highest level of women’s professional cycling." 

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