The INEOS Pinarello debuts new colors and wheels for 2026

INEOS Grenadiers will face the 2026 season with a renewed Pinarello Dogma F in terms of aesthetics and a key change in its performance during races. The bike of the British team debuts new colors, fully in line with the new visual identity of the team, and, above all, new wheels, with the arrival of the German company Scope Cycling as a technical partner starting next year.

INEOS Grenadiers wants to stand out from the rest in 2026, and their Pinarello Dogma F will not go unnoticed

The Dogma F 2026 adopts an aesthetic clearly aligned with the new kit of the team designed in collaboration with Gobik. White becomes the predominant color of the frame, providing visual cleanliness and brightness, while the fork and the rear part of the frame are painted in the same pure orange that features in the jersey designed by Gobik.

The philosophy is exactly the same as in the kit: maximum immediate identification in the peloton and a unique aesthetic within the WorldTour. The contrast between white and orange enhances the visual presence of the bike in races, especially in broadcasts, without sacrificing the elegant and sober character that has always defined the Dogma F.

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In terms of components, INEOS Grenadiers maintains continuity from the previous season. The Pinarello Dogma F will continue to be equipped with the complete Shimano Dura-Ace group for transmission and braking, as well as Most components.

However, there is a particularly relevant change in the wheels. A key element in the overall performance of the bike, both in aerodynamics and dynamic behavior, weight, and response.

Scope Cycling, new wheel partner from 2026

INEOS Grenadiers has announced a three-year agreement with Scope Cycling, which becomes the official wheel supplier for the team starting in the 2026 season. The British team will compete with Scope wheels in all disciplines, including time trials.

The collaboration goes far beyond the simple supply of material. Competition engineers and performance specialists from both organizations will work together on the development of next-generation wheels, with a clear focus on aerodynamic optimization and race performance.

From Scope Cycling, co-founder Nieck Busser highlights the importance of the agreement: “This collaboration reflects our dedication to providing the best wheels on the market. The partnership gives us the ideal foundation for rigorous testing, continuous improvement, and a shared pursuit of excellence, with a clear long-term goal: to win the Tour de France.”

From INEOS Grenadiers, Carsten Jeppesen, Director of Performance Operations, emphasizes the selection process: “Scope offers the best performance configuration available, backed by an unwavering commitment to innovation and development. After a thorough and detailed testing process, it became clear that Scope offered a path aligned with our ambitions and was the logical partner for the future.”

The collaboration between INEOS Grenadiers and Scope Cycling will have as one of its pillars the joint work in wind tunnels, with the aim of further refining the aerodynamic performance of the bike-wheel set.

The team is confident that the first results obtained in the testing phase are already “extremely promising” and believe that this alliance will be a key factor in their goal of winning the most important races on the calendar again, including the Tour de France.

The agreement also marks a milestone for Scope Cycling, which in 2026 will celebrate its 10th anniversary by making the definitive leap to the highest level of professional cycling, consolidating its presence in the WorldTour alongside one of the most ambitious teams in the peloton.