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ALT CERATIZIT-WNT and CĂ©drine Kerbaol have mutually agreed to part ways following the release of the UCIâs list of Womenâs WorldTour (WWT) License applicants for 2025. The teamâs absence from the list following an administrative delay sees a contractual clause activated allowing riders to terminate their contracts early, effective immediately. The team is of course disappointed in the circumstances that have led to this decision, but remains proud of CĂ©drineâs achievements during her time with CERATIZIT-WNT. CĂ©drine has claimed an impressive eight victories over the past two years in CERATIZIT-WNT colours. Her success includes winning the prestigious White Jersey at the 2023 Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift, taking the 2023 French National ITT title and confirming her outstanding talent with a stage victory at the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift in 2024. These accomplishments are a testament not only to her hard work and dedication but also that of the team, its staff and its sponsors.

ALT The delay to the teamâs WWT license application has been rectified and all the required paperwork has now been submitted to the UCI. The entire CERATIZIT-WNT team thanks CĂ©drine for her contributions during the past two seasons and wish her every success in the future. CERATIZIT-WNT team manager, Claude Sun âNaturally, we're disappointed to see CĂ©drine depart in this way but we respect her decision and wish her all the best for the road ahead. As a team, we can look proudly back on our most successful season in our history, one that spans 10 years now since our beginnings back in the UK. We look ahead with excitement to our 11th season in 2025 and our second in the WorldTour, welcoming several talented young riders as part of a new-look team. Together with our long-standing sponsors and partners, we continue to provide riders with the opportunities to develop and progress in their careers, as we have with so many riders in the past."























