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Dani Ostanek

France's premier cycling series gets a revamp for 2026 with new name and free-to-air broadcasting

FOURMIES, FRANCE - SEPTEMBER 14: Paul Magnier of France and Team Soudal Quick-Step celebrates at finish line as race winner during the 92nd GP de Fourmies / La Voix du Nord 2025 a 193km one day race from Fourmies to Fourmies on September 14, 2025 in Fourmies, France. (Photo by Rhode Van Elsen/Getty Images).

French cycling's national competition, the Coupe de France, is undergoing a revamp for the 2026 season with a new name and a new broadcaster for the upcoming season.

The season-long Coupe de France, which began life in 1992, will now be known as the FDJ United Series, named for FDJ United, the new name of the Française des Jeux group, which sponsors the competition.

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