Tudor Pro Cycling is delighted to announce contract extensions for two of its most experienced and decorated riders, Marco Haller and Matteo Trentin, through 2028, reinforcing its commitment to excellence and experience as a strong foundation for the future.

Both Marco Haller and Matteo Trentin turned professional in 2012, with nearly 30 full seasons of professional cycling between them. Their careers are highlighted by a remarkable list of achievements and a reputation for tactical intelligence, consistency, and leadership on and off the road.

For Marco Haller, this extension marks the final chapter of an exciting career. The 35-year-old Austrian confirms that these next two years with Tudor Pro Cycling will be his last as a professional cyclist. "Even after all those years in the pro ranks, I still feel the excitement of signing a new contract," Haller shares. "I could not wish for a better Team and environment to continue my career - and head into my final two years as a professional cyclist. It fills me with pride and humility to be given this level of trust by the Team. I look forward to passing on my experience to the next generation of riders on the Team and working hard to be the best version of the rider I can be."

Matteo Trentin remains focused on delivering top results and mentoring the next generation. "It is great to see the development and growth of the Team, and I’m delighted to renew my contract for another two years," says the 37-year-old veteran from Italy. "My main goal is to be competitive at the highest level, continue achieving results, and, of course, share my experience and tactical knowledge with my younger teammates."

Both riders have become fixtures in the Tudor Pro Cycling roster as road captains and role models for emerging talents. Their leadership is seen as pivotal for the Team’s ambitions in the Classics and Grand Tours alike.

Raphael Meyer, Tudor Pro Cycling CEO and Co-Owner, praises the duo: "Both Marco and Matteo bring invaluable experience, race intelligence, and consistency to the Team. We are delighted to have them on board for another two years - as contenders in the Classics, sprinting from reduced groups, and sharing their wealth of knowledge with the next generation of riders.“