EF PRO CYCLING: A SUMMER OF RACING
We're excited to follow this summer’s epic racing season. With the Tour de France and Giro d’Italia Women underway, we'll keep you updated with some of the most intense and unforgettable moments in cycling.
Stay tuned here to follow EF Education-EasyPost and EF Education-Oatly through every stage of this summer’s racing calendar.
Ben Healy takes the Maillot Jaune
Ben Healy finished third on stage 10 of the 2025 Tour de France, and raced into yellow with a massive raid across the Massif Central.
The Irishman held strong in the breakaway, eventually riding solo to the summit finish atop Le Mont-Dore, eyes locked on the clock as he waited for confirmation of a childhood dream.
"I think that's it," Ben said when the clock ticked over, ultimately securing his place as the Tour de France leader by 29 seconds.
This was athletic brilliance powered by relentless teamwork. Harry, Alex, and Neilson launched with him as soon as the flag dropped out of Ennezat, crossing the Côte de Loubeyrat together in the break. With seven categorized climbs still ahead, they marked attacks and kept the pace high to carve out a gap. Harry dug deep until the Col de Guéry, then Alex stepped up—driving it until his legs gave out with 26 kilometers to go. Then it was all on Ben.
"If it wasn’t for those guys, I wouldn’t be in yellow today. I’ve got to say a massive, massive thank you to those guys," Ben said.
Huge congratulations to Ben and the entire team! A day for the history books.
Ben Healy finished third on stage 10 of the 2025 Tour de France, and raced into yellow with a massive raid across the Massif Central.
The Irishman held strong in the breakaway, eventually riding solo to the summit finish atop Le Mont-Dore, eyes locked on the clock as he waited for confirmation of a childhood dream.
"I think that's it," Ben said when the clock ticked over, ultimately securing his place as the Tour de France leader by 29 seconds.
This was athletic brilliance powered by relentless teamwork. Harry, Alex, and Neilson launched with him as soon as the flag dropped out of Ennezat, crossing the Côte de Loubeyrat together in the break. With seven categorized climbs still ahead, they marked attacks and kept the pace high to carve out a gap. Harry dug deep until the Col de Guéry, then Alex stepped up—driving it until his legs gave out with 26 kilometers to go. Then it was all on Ben.
"If it wasn’t for those guys, I wouldn’t be in yellow today. I’ve got to say a massive, massive thank you to those guys," Ben said.
Huge congratulations to Ben and the entire team! A day for the history books.
RACE REPORT: Giro d’italia women
EF Education-Oatly arrived at the Giro d’Italia Women with a young squad eager to gain experience and looking to learn from challenging race scenarios. Over eight stages, results took a back seat to what truly stood out: an unwavering team spirit. From supporting each other on every climb to laughing through the fatigue, the riders built something bigger than race stats.
As Veronica Ewers summed it up:
"This Giro has been full of ups and downs but it’s also been a really good time with the girls. It’s a really good bonding experience, fighting together through the ups and downs and just having a good time on and off the bike. A lot of learning and I’m excited to move forward."
A team growing stronger—together.
Ben Healy takes Stage 6 of the Tour de France
Ben Healy lit up stage 6 of the Tour de France with a stunning performance that was pure Healy; bold, relentless, and electrifying. Launching a trademark solo attack 42 km from the line, the EF Education-EasyPost rider stormed to the biggest win of his career in Vire Normandie.
The breakaway was a huge battle from the flag, and Ben was always in the mix, finally forcing his way into the decisive break after 130 km of aggressive racing. Then, when the moment came, he did what he does best.
His attack on the Côte de Saint-Michel-de-Montjoie was a mix of power and precision. By the final climb, the Côte de Vaudry, the Irish star had gained a near-three-minutes on his nearest chasers.
Arms raised, solo across the line.This was Ben Healy at his best.
A stage win for the books, and a huge one for EF Education-EasyPost.
Ben Healy lit up stage 6 of the Tour de France with a stunning performance that was pure Healy; bold, relentless, and electrifying. Launching a trademark solo attack 42 km from the line, the EF Education-EasyPost rider stormed to the biggest win of his career in Vire Normandie.
The breakaway was a huge battle from the flag, and Ben was always in the mix, finally forcing his way into the decisive break after 130 km of aggressive racing. Then, when the moment came, he did what he does best.
His attack on the Côte de Saint-Michel-de-Montjoie was a mix of power and precision. By the final climb, the Côte de Vaudry, the Irish star had gained a near-three-minutes on his nearest chasers.
Arms raised, solo across the line.This was Ben Healy at his best.
A stage win for the books, and a huge one for EF Education-EasyPost.
RIDE LIKE EF PRO CYCLING
The protection EF Pro Cycling riders trust in the races is the same as what is available to you.
Discover the pieces the riders place their trust in for their protection on the toughest stages of the cycling calendar.
The riders of EF Pro Cycling
Each rider of the EF Pro Cycling teams brings their own unique riding style, background and strength to the team. From climbers and sprinters to time trial specialists and all-rounders, it’s this unique combination that gives the team its edge in some of the world’s toughest races.
But what truly sets EF Pro Cycling apart is their fearless, unconventional approach – thinking outside the box, embracing the underdog role, and launching bold, unexpected attacks that catch the peloton off guard.
Dive into our series of short athlete films to find out more about what drives the riders of EF Pro Cycling.
Each rider of the EF Pro Cycling teams brings their own unique riding style, background and strength to the team. From climbers and sprinters to time trial specialists and all-rounders, it’s this unique combination that gives the team its edge in some of the world’s toughest races.
But what truly sets EF Pro Cycling apart is their fearless, unconventional approach – thinking outside the box, embracing the underdog role, and launching bold, unexpected attacks that catch the peloton off guard.
Dive into our series of short athlete films to find out more about what drives the riders of EF Pro Cycling.
Over a decade of trust, performance and innovation
Since 2014, EF Pro Cycling and POC have worked closely to push the boundaries of racing kit innovation. By combining innovative design with advanced engineering, the partnership has led to the development of lighter, more aerodynamic helmets and eyewear that keep athletes protected and performing at the highest level.
The Procen Air helmet is a prime example of the fruits of our collaboration – an aero-focused helmet that’s challenged convention and helped fuel a series of big wins for the team.
Find out more about how POC chases the edge with the EF Pro Cycling teams.
Since 2014, EF Pro Cycling and POC have worked closely to push the boundaries of racing kit innovation. By combining innovative design with advanced engineering, the partnership has led to the development of lighter, more aerodynamic helmets and eyewear that keep athletes protected and performing at the highest level.
The Procen Air helmet is a prime example of the fruits of our collaboration – an aero-focused helmet that’s challenged convention and helped fuel a series of big wins for the team.
Find out more about how POC chases the edge with the EF Pro Cycling teams.
EF PRO CYCLING EDITIONS
These limited-edition Cytal, Procen Air and Elicit Toric designs deliver the same trusted protection and performance as before: ventilation, aerodynamic efficiency, comfort at both low and high speeds, but with one key feature: the always inspiring and forever bold EF Pro Cycling finish.
