Cycling

UCI WorldTour cycling team Trek-Segafredo has extended its partnership with software company CA Technologies.

For 2017, we have researched over 800 deals, 41 sports and 11 selected markets to map out the sponsorship landscape of international federations and national governing bodies.

Dubai-based airline Emirates has made its first sponsorship investment in professional cycling by signing a four-year deal as co-title sponsor of the WorldTour cycling team formerly known as Lampre-Merida.

Czech automotive manufacturer Skoda has agreed to extend its partnership with the Tour of Britain cycling event.

Swiss cycling apparel brand Assos has entered into a partnership with the Tour of California UCI WorldTour cycling race.

Swiss watch manufacturer Tag Heuer has agreed a long-term deal to sponsor the Giro d’Italia and a host of other Italian cycling races.

GPS technology company Garmin has agreed deals to sponsor five UCI WorldTour cycling teams for the 2017 season.

Dubai-based airline Emirates has signed on as the new co-title sponsor of the WorldTour cycling team formerly known as Lampre-Merida.

US cyber security software developer Cylance has agreed a deal to sponsor the Tour of Britain and Women’s Tour cycling events.

Italian cycling wear manufacturer Alé has entered into a partnership with the European Cycling Union (UEC).

French financial services company Cofidis has signed on as the main sponsor of the Spanish Cycling Federation (RFEC).

Swiss watchmaker Tag Heuer has agreed a partnership with the 2017 edition of the Tour of California UCI WorldTour cycling race.

UCI WorldTour cycling team Trek-Segafredo has unveiled sportswear manufacturer Sportful as its new kit partner.

Cycling’s Vuelta a España has confirmed a sponsorship deal with Spanish telecommunications group Telefónica.

Spanish energy company Feníe Energía has agreed a deal to sponsor the Vuelta a España cycling race.

Spanish telecommunications group Telefónica has agreed a three-year deal to return as a sponsor of cycling’s Vuelta a España, according to El Pais.

The French Cycling Federation (FFC) has extended its partnership with Italian cycling wear manufacturer Alé.

Sports equipment manufacturer Scott Sports has signed on as a co-naming rights sponsor of Australian UCI WorldTour cycling team Orica-BikeExchange.