I also think the JV women's kit is the better one, because it doesn't have the Betcity logos.
But it's of course all in the eye of the beholder.
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I also think the JV women's kit is the better one, because it doesn't have the Betcity logos.
But it's of course all in the eye of the beholder.
Reminds me of movistar from a few years ago when they had a big green m on the shoulders
Euskaltel and Efapel both being orange. No... that's not gonna be confusing at all...
TBH I don't dislike it that much.
It's the bad integration of the Safety Jogger logo and the big red of Soudal on the pants that are a bit sad.
Same for Soudal's red on Evenepoel's kit.
I just think it's much too busy. Do they think they're Androni?
Rider on the right looks like he’s smoking a doobie.The new Eusfalpel kit.
Very obvious they designed the jersey first and only then thought about how to fit on the sponsor logos. Equally obvious from the end result why that isn't a good idea. Possibly their weakest kit ever.
Without the sponsors it would be a very nice kit but even still it's far from the worst. Definitely better than recent hair kit or dungarees kit.
Given their propensity to do the "keys in a bowl" when it comes to any sponsor involved in cycling, it was just a matter of time before their jersey-design hit Androni Giacattoli-territory. That Napoleon-emblem on both arms is an aberration, both from a design and moral perspective.
They yellow/green/blue pattern looks very similar to a drawing my one-year old niece gave her parents for Christmas yesterday. They'll hear from her lawyers soon.
View: https://mobile.twitter.com/IntermarcheWG/status/1606951864360398848
View: https://mobile.twitter.com/IntermarcheWG/status/1606951864360398848
The Intermarché one is about as much as you can do with their colours and ugly sponsor logos, I quite like it.
That being said, when Intermarché and Circus are your two biggest sponsors, surely red and black is the way to go?
That being said, when Intermarché and Circus are your two biggest sponsors, surely red and black is the way to go?
14 visible sponsorship logos. There may be some In hydrophilic fabric that appear in the rain, too.
Shorts are ugly with the Soudal logo on the sides imho.
They are lacking really big money sponsors, so unfortunately they have to make due with more small ones. That's one problem to start with. Then there is the issue that the new name sponsor apparently wants to invest more, which means they expect to get more space on the shirt than the other name sponsor, regardless of how dumb/ugly that looks on the shirt. Then there is the fact that they have been "the blue team" since ages (being the main color of the QS brand), and now the new name sponsor has black and red.
Basically, the problem comes from sponsors preferring to have their name as big as possible and in their own colors on a fugly shirt, over having their name/logo a bit more discrete and modest, on a beautiful jersey.
Intermarché reminds me of CDC in 2009. Yellow and white quarters and Savio-level sponsor essay:
FDJ - SUEZ will also wear a less white kit next season, but without it being too different from the previous one.
View: https://mobile.twitter.com/FDJ_SUEZ_Fut/status/1608508150638063618
View: https://mobile.twitter.com/FDJ_SUEZ_Fut/status/1608508150638063618
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And speaking of small changes, here's BORA's:
View: https://mobile.twitter.com/BORAhansgrohe/status/1608493101877760001
View: https://mobile.twitter.com/BORAhansgrohe/status/1608493101877760001
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