IRREPLACEABLE GUIDE. She’s become a must-have for the Movistar Team at the lineups of all major races of the season. Someone who has the trust and admiration of the team’s big leaders, able to guide them on flat roads, turn chaos into order and keep them calm at all times. The double French road race champion also defends herself into tougher, hillier races, with intelligence and character, and even excels into breakaways.

ONLY HER REMAINING. As the other three ‘founders’ of the Movistar Team left in 2023, she’s the only rider to have witnessed every change from the Telefónica-backed squad. Author of the Movistar Team’s first ever UCI win -Lotto Belgium Tour, 2018-, she rode an outstanding The Women’s Tour in 2021 (5th overall, just over ten seconds away from the podium) and did even better at Paris-Roubaix, a race she dreamt of as a kid and where she showed excellent abilities and natural talent, by leading the group contesting the podium places until a series of unfortunate crashes. The illustrious rider from Brittany found her most beloved race with ‘L’Enfer du Nord’.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE. Now in her early 30s, she’s got already thirteen years on her shoulders riding at international level, which includes several appearances at the Giro -as well as two Le Tour Femmes- and eleven caps in the World Championships (she got a 10th place in Copenhagen 2011, just turned 20) and a brilliant outing at the London Olympics’ road race, where she came really close (10th place) to a Diploma. Already half of that career has now taken place at Spanish squads, including one season with Lointek (2014) and seven with the Blues, 2018 to 2024.