Campagnolo returns to the World Tour for the 2025 season with Cofidis

Starting in January 2025, the bikes used by the French team will be powered by Campagnolo components: from the Super Record Wireless groupset to Bora ULTRA WTO wheels.

Source: Press Release

In 2025, Campagnolo will be back at the “top” of cycling thanks to a recently confirmed partnership with one of the biggest World Tour teams: Team Cofidis.

Indeed, the Vicenza-based company in Italy has just signed an agreement to fully equip the LOOK Cycle bikes used by both the men’s and women’s teams, from groupset to wheels. This agreement will begin on January 1, 2025, and will last for 4 years.

A decision made by Team Cofidis after the French team’s technicians and mechanics spent a long period testing Campagnolo components, then choosing them for their Look bikes, the team’s partner company. This collaboration saw the Italian company’s technicians work hand-in-hand with LOOK’s product managers who, with the advice of the team’s mechanics, identified the ideal bike setup.

Campagnolo components on LOOK bikes

The LOOK bikes will therefore be equipped with the Super Record Wireless groupset, which offers fast and precise shifting as well as powerful and modulable braking, essential for facing many typical race situations. These advantages were also highlighted by the riders. All of this is complemented by multiple combinations of cassettes, cranksets, and crank lengths, all configured to meet the specific needs of each rider.

The new Bora ULTRA WTO wheels, chosen by the team’s technicians for their superior stiffness achieved through the G3 spoke system, which minimizes the dissipation of power transmitted from the cyclist to the bike, will complete the team’s bike setup. Depending on race conditions, riders will be able to choose between a 45 mm or 60 mm rim depth.

Campagnolo has been producing very high-quality cycling components for 90 years, and the brand’s strength is reflected in its performance at the highest level of cycling competition, with a track record that includes 43 Tour de France victories, 30 Giro d’Italia titles, and 30 World Championship titles, to name just a few.

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