Savilia Blunk renews with Decathlon Ford until 2026

Savilia Blunk, current US champion, and the Decathlon Ford Racing Team have renewed their contract until 2026. Savilia has emerged in the last seasons as one of the most outstanding cyclists in the World Cup, going from ranking 41 in 2022 to the current number 7.

Savilia Blunk renews with the Decathlon Ford Racing Team for 2 more years

The signing of Savilia Blunk in 2022 by the current Decathlon Ford Racing Team was, as has been proven, one of the most successful for both parties in recent years. Both Savilia and the team were starting to take off and together they are growing to be among the best in the World Cup.

In two seasons defending the colors of Decathlon Ford, Savilia Blunk has achieved nine victories, including two US Champion titles and her first podiums in the World Cup.

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"When I joined the team in 2023, it was a great opportunity for me. I was discovering a new environment in a French team, so there was some unknown. The last two seasons have been the most memorable of my career. I have grown as an athlete, but also as a person. The atmosphere among the riders and staff allows you to develop and I am very excited to continue the adventure for another two years." Said Savilia Blunk after announcing her renewal.

On the other hand, Samuel Roces, team director, explained: "I am very proud of Savilia's extension. When she joined our structure at the beginning of the 2023 season, she had never completed a full season in the World Cup. Today she is one of the best athletes in the world and participated in the Paris Olympics. Other teams were interested in Savilia, but she chose continuity, and I am glad. She is still young (25 years old) and we have great things to achieve together."