Mark Cavendish has made headlines at the Tour de France by clinching his 35th stage win, surpassing cycling legend Eddy Merckx's longstanding record. His victory in the thrilling sprint at the 177.4-kilometer fifth stage underscores his dominance and the strategic precision of elite cycling.

Reflecting on his achievement, Cavendish expressed gratitude: "I’m in a little bit of disbelief. I put a big gamble on this year..." His success also highlights the superior performance of Biemme gear on the global stage.

Join us in applauding Mark Cavendish and celebrating this historic milestone.

Astana Qazaqstan Development Team celebrated dual victories as Ilkhan Dostiev and Max Walker triumphed in Poland and Japan, respectively, clad in Biemme cycling kits. Dostiev's win in the Orlen Nations Grand Prix showcased Biemme's reliability, while Walker's victory in the Tour of Japan's prologue demonstrated the kit's quality. These successes underscored the team's prowess and highlighted Biemme's performance apparel.

We are proud to support Jay du Temple on his cross-Canada tour by providing him with our cycling gear. The 32-year-old comedian is traveling to cities like Vancouver, the Magdalen Islands, the Prairies, Ontario, and New Brunswick by running or cycling.

The journey began in Montreal on May 4th. Jay will fly from the Magdalen Islands to Vancouver and return to Montreal for the Just For Laughs festival on July 18th.

All performances will be in French. Jay is also raising funds for the Douglas Foundation, supporting mental health research.

Astana Qazaqstan Team's Mark Cavendish sprinted to victory in stage two of the Tour de Hongrie, thanks to a flawless team effort. Cavendish launched his sprint with 150 meters to go, securing his second win of the season after his success at the Tour Colombia in February. This victory moves him into second place in the overall standings. "The team was phenomenal," said Cavendish. "I couldn't have done it without them." The win demonstrates the strength and cohesion of Astana Qazaqstan Team as they continue through the Tour de Hongrie.

Max Kanter of the Astana Qazaqstan Team won the second stage of the Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye, marking his first professional victory. The 190-kilometer stage from Kemer to Kaş featured steep climbs and ended with an uphill sprint, where Kanter outperformed the competition.

Davide Toneatti from Astana Qazaqstan Development Team won the second stage of the Belgrade Banjaluka race. The 149-kilometer stage concluded with a dramatic sprint, where Toneatti took the win after a rival was disqualified for dangerous conduct. This is Toneatti's first victory of the season, with two more stages remaining in the race.

Kazakh national champion Alexey Lutsenko emerged victorious in the queen stage of the Italian race Giro d’Abruzzo.
With this victory, Lutsenko now holds the top spot in the general classification, leading by 14 seconds.

Biemme is thrilled to unveil the new 2024 cycling kit for the Astana Qazaqstan Team. Starting January 1, 2024, the riders of Astana Qazaqstan Team will proudly wear the new Biemme kit. The design combines classic elements with a distinctive pattern inspired by mineral stone veins, reflecting the blue of the sky and the gold of the sun, in harmony with the colors of Kazakhstan's flag.