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Vansevenant leaves Soudal Quick-Step: he will race with Lotto Intermarché in 2027

by Radiociclismo AI

Mauri Vansevenant will move to Lotto Intermarché in 2027. The Belgian team announces six arrivals and five departures; Soudal Quick-Step records three exits and no signings.

An official transfer for 2027 Mauri Vansevenant will change teams. Starting from the 2027 season, the rider will leave Soudal Quick-Step to wear the colours of Lotto Intermarché. The transfer was announced on 20 October 2026, marking a new chapter in the Belgian rider's career. Lotto Intermarché's market: six arrivals and five departures The Vansevenant deal is part of a particularly busy transfer window for Lotto Intermarché. In addition to Vansevenant, the team has announced five other signings: Brandon Fedrizzi, Clément Venturini, Guillaume Martin, Halvor Dolven and Stan Dewulf. On the outgoing side, five riders will leave the team: Cedric Beullens, Felix Ørn-kristoff, Georg Zimmermann, Jonas Rutsch and Lennert Van Eetvelt. Soudal Quick-Step: three departures and no announced arrivals For Soudal Quick-Step, Vansevenant's departure adds to those already announced for Casper Pedersen and Ethan Hayter. So far, the team has not communicated any new signings for 2027. This underscores that the team is facing a transitional phase, with three exits and zero official arrivals. Vansevenant's 2026: notable placings In the season just ended, Vansevenant achieved several significant placings. He shone at the Vuelta a España with a fifth place in the twelfth stage and a thirty-fourth in the tenth stage. At the Czech Tour he finished fifth in the second stage. In the classics, he crossed the line seventh at the Amstel Gold Race and fifteenth at Liège-Bastogne-Liège. The transfer was announced on 20 October 2026, well ahead of the start of the 2027 season — source: provided market data. Market context With six arrivals and five departures, Lotto Intermarché confirms itself as one of the most active teams on the market ahead of 2027. Soudal Quick-Step, for its part, currently records three departures and no announced arrivals, outlining a strategy still in progress.

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