Tadej pogacar, Primois Roglic, Matej Mohoric and their national team mates will wear AléThat's right, the Italian cycling clothing brand is in fact the new technical partner of the Slovenian Cycling Federation.
The agreement was made official just a few days ago and is valid until the end of the 2024 seasonThis prestigious collaboration will see some of the strongest cyclists in the world wearing the new Slovenian national team jersey designed by AléThis applies both to the World Championships and the European Championships, but also to the 2024 Paris Olympics and the Slovenian national championships. The definition of an agreement with a federal institution means that the new shirts Alé of the Slovenian national teams will be worn in all upcoming cycling disciplines of the various competitive categories. From men's to women's, from road to mountain biking, from track to BMX.
Two-year agreement
By virtue of this partnership, Alé will provide the Slovenian Cycling Federation with all necessary racing clothing: both summer and winter, including accessoriesFrom a strictly graphic point of view, the famous green color – the so-called “Slovenian Green” – predominates on these new pieces. It's elegantly broken up by tone-on-tone geometric patterns on the sleeves and chest of the shirt, while the shorts are dark blue with green accents on the thighs.
All the items Alé which will be supplied to the Slovenian national teams are part of the PR-S collection, or rather the one that the company itself expressly dedicates to professional teams. Jerseys that are the result of the most advanced textile engineering available today, made with the most technical yarns and characterised by a racing “fit” which aims to enhance the performance of the athletes who wear them.
National and beyond
It should be remembered that some of the very strong cyclists who make up the Slovenian national cycling team already wear Alé during the season. This is the case for example of Matej Mohoric, Jan Tratnik and Domen Novak who run with the Bahrain-Victorious. Or Luka Mezgec from the team Jayco Bike ExchangeBut that's not all, if you consider that even the young man Pogi Team UAE Generali, the team wanted and supported by Tadej Pogacar to grow the young Slovenian riders of tomorrow, this year he is running with jerseys Alé.
«We are very happy that the Slovenian national cycling team has chosen Alé for his shirt – declared Alessia Piccolo, CEO of APG – and It is therefore a great honour for us to be able to dress some of the best cyclists around today.In light of this further important commitment of ours, we expect positive results, not only from a sporting point of view, but also in terms of the feedback and technical comments that will come to us from the riders themselves. Fundamental feedback is always extremely valuable for us, as we constantly strive for the highest quality."
