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Dani Ostanek

'Things aren't going as planned' – Coupe de France winner still searching for 2026 team after Arkéa-B&B Hotels collapse despite successful season

ISBERGUES, FRANCE - SEPTEMBER 21: Clement Venturini of France and Team Arkéa - B&B Hotels celebrates at podium as France Cup prize winner during the 79th Grand Prix d'Isbergues - Pas de Calais 2025 a 201.1km one day race from Isbergues to Isbergues on September 21, 2025 in Isbergues, France. (Photo by Rhode Van Elsen/Getty Images).

Coupe de France winner Clément Venturini has said that he's "afraid things aren't going as planned" as he continues his search for a 2026 team following the collapse of Arkéa-B&B Hotels.

The 32-year-old Frenchman was the second-highest UCI points scorer on the Breton-based squad, racking up 707 points during 2025, good for 127th in the season's UCI rankings. Despite that, however, he remains one of numerous Arkéa-B&B Hotels riders without a deal for next season.

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