Alice and Constance extend their contract for another season

Mayenne Monbana My Pie announces this Saturday that two riders from its current roster have extended their contracts. French riders Alice Coutinho and Constance Valentin will both continue to represent the ProTeam for another season.

At 26, Alice Coutinho particularly enjoys mountainous courses. She made a name for herself in May at La Vuelta Femenina, wearing the Queen of the Mountains jersey for two days. This season, the rider from Toulouse also finished eighth on a stage of the Tour des Pyrénées, eighth at the Pionera Race and 12th at the Alpes Grésivaudan Classic. After her 2026 season was cut short by a fractured collarbone sustained at the Tour de France Femmes, Alice will head into 2027 with even greater motivation.

Her reaction : "I’m very happy to continue this journey for another season. I’m also grateful to the team for the trust they have placed in me. I really feel at home within the team, so the decision came naturally. I want to keep learning, work hard to improve and achieve great goals together."

At 28, Constance Valentin never hesitates to get involved in breakaways. Whether at Milano-San Remo, the Vuelta a Burgos or the Volta Catalunya, she represented Mayenne Monbana My Pie at the highest level throughout 2026. She can also step into a supporting role for her team leaders whenever needed.

Her reaction : "I’m very happy to renew my contract for another season. After three years with the team, I feel right at home. I’m therefore delighted to continue this journey."

Jean-Christophe Barbotin, team manager : "Alice has developed and made great progress since I first knew her. 2026 was a year of adjustment, and a successful one for us. She is important in supporting our leaders in the mountains. We needed someone like Alice in our line-up. She is also exceptionally professional, very kind and fits perfectly into the team. Extending her contract was the logical decision, just as it was for Constance, who is one of the team's pillars thanks to her years with us and her experience. It is important to have riders with a high level of sporting and personal maturity, both in their attitude and their behaviour."