The bond between ALÈ Cycling and international cycling is strengthening: the Verona-based company will be the official partner of the Tour de Pologne Women 2025, designing the classification jerseys that will be worn by the protagonists of the most prestigious women's stage race in Poland.

Recognized for sartorial quality, constant technical research, and distinctive design, ALÈ Cycling will put its expertise at the service of the athletes by creating two symbolic jerseys for the competition: the ORLEN Yellow Jersey for the general classification leader and the LOTTO Blue Jersey that will reward the most combative athlete.

"It may seem obvious, but we are truly proud to welcome ALÈ Cycling among the partners of the Tour de Pologne Women," states Czeslaw Lang, General Director of Lang Team. "We share a history of over thirty years, both growing with a passion for cycling. For our project dedicated to women's cycling, we were looking for a brand capable of offering highly performant clothing, but also specifically designed for women. ALÈ represents all of this: experience, dedication, and a deep attention to athletes' needs. We couldn't have desired a better ally. Welcome to the team!"

The partnership with ALÈ Cycling confirms the organization's desire to maintain high standards not only on the sporting level but also in terms of image, functionality, and technical innovation.

"The collaboration with the Tour de Pologne Women allows us to bring to the field all the know-how developed over years of research on materials and specific fitting for women's cycling," comments Alessia Piccolo, CEO of ALÈ Cycling. "The classification jerseys we will provide are the result of advanced technologies in terms of aerodynamics, breathability, and ergonomic fit. We are pleased to contribute to the success of a high-profile international race, offering athletes garments designed to support performance at the highest levels."

Scheduled from August 12 to 14, 2025, the Tour de Pologne Women is now a consolidated event in the international women's calendar, capable of attracting top-level teams from around the world. Confirming its prestige, 21 selected teams will participate, including 7 UCI Women's WorldTeams and 4 UCI ProTeams, who will compete with some of the strongest athletes in the world.