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The Omloop van het Hageland was the second race of the Belgian Opening Weekend. Starting this Sunday, Team Mayenne Monbana My Pie was determined to work together to secure a strong result — and they did, thanks to Fiona Mangan’s 9th place finish. The race began with a breakaway of five riders, including 19-year-old Léa Rondel. With more than three minutes’ advantage, the young French rider was able to showcase herself at the front of the race, in front of the television camer

The Omloop Nieuwsblad opened the Classics season this Saturday. It was also Mayenne Monbana My Pie’s first WorldTour race of the season, facing the highest level of international competition. In rainy conditions that made an already demanding race even tougher, Allison Mrugal was the first rider from the French ProTeam to cross the line, finishing 61st. The Belgian race, held between Ghent and Ninove, featured numerous cobbled sectors and short climbs known as “bergs,” right

The Mayenne Monbana My Pie team keeps the momentum going! Another Top 10 finish was secured on Sunday at the Tour of the Valencian Community, thanks to Marine Allione’s impressive 6th place. It was the result of another strong collective performance by the French ProTeam in this ProSeries race, the second-highest level of competition worldwide. Marine finished as the first French rider and the first ProTeam representative across the line. The Spanish race was marked by aggres

Mayenne Monbana My Pie placed three riders in the Top 10 on Sunday at the Pionera Race. Karolina Perekitko came close to the podium but had to settle for fourth place after a reduced bunch sprint. Alice Coutinho and Marine Allione also secured Top 10 finishes. The Spanish race started at a controlled pace, with an average speed of just 33 km/h. The race came alive on the first climb, where the decisive move was made. A group of twelve riders eventually broke clear, including

The Mayenne Monbana My Pie team leaves the island of Palma de Mallorca with another Top 20 result. On Monday, during the Trofeo Binissalem–Andratx, Karolina Perekitko secured 17th place after yet another uphill finish, following the one already tackled on Saturday in Felanitx. Léa Rondel also delivered a strong performance, finishing just outside the Top 20 at only 19 years old. The rider from Sarthe was the fourth French rider across the line. Jean-Christophe Barbotin, team

Justine Gegu finished 15th at the Trofeu Llucmajor on Sunday, the second round of the Mallorca Challenge. The rider from Mayenne, originally from Méral, delivered a strong performance in a race heavily influenced by the wind, finishing in the second group. The circumstances were far from ideal, as part of the team is currently suffering from food poisoning. “This is also the case for other teams. In addition, Natalie (Quinn) and Allison (Mrugal) crashed on Saturday. We theref