Soudal Quick-Step with a special jersey for the 83rd Tour de Pologne UCI WorldTour

Just like a year ago, Soudal Quick-Step riders will start on Polish roads in a specially prepared jersey promoting one of the Soudal brand’s products – T-Rex. In last year’s edition, wearing a similar jersey, Paul Magnier reached for a stage victory, winning an exciting finish in Cieszyn.

In August, the world’s top teams will traditionally visit Poland, and among them Soudal Quick-Step. One of the most recognized brands in the global peloton has once again distinguished the Tour de Pologne UCI WorldTour – its cyclists will compete in specially prepared outfits promoting the T-Rex adhesive, a product of Soudal, the Official Partner of the 83rd Tour de Pologne UCI WorldTour.

Soudal is a Belgian company that is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year. It is a global leader in the production of polyurethane aerosol foams and a major supplier of sealants, adhesives, and roofing chemicals. It is also one of the pioneers in comprehensive systems for energy-efficient construction.

It has supported cycling for years – both by cooperating with top-tier races like the Tour de Pologne UCI WorldTour, and by sponsoring the Soudal Quick-Step team, racing with a top-division license. As every year, its cyclists will stand at the start of the Polish race to fight for top places and further victories.

A year ago – also in a jersey highlighting the T-Rex brand – Paul Magnier reached for the win in an exciting sprint in Cieszyn, which was his first UCI WorldTour level victory in his career. In the 83rd Tour de Pologne, the riders of the Belgian team will certainly want to write more beautiful stories!

The race will take place from August 3-9 on the route from Gdynia to the “Wieliczka” Salt Mine under the slogan “North-South”. The broadcast of each stage will be available on the channels of Telewizja Polska and Eurosport, as well as on the HBO Max streaming platform, thanks to which the signal from the race will reach fans in Poland and 65 countries worldwide.