Deceuninck-Quick Step heads into 2021 in blue-est uniform yet
Wolfpack minimizes white in new kit
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The Wolfpack might not be the first WorldTour squad to present its 2021 duds, but on Thursday Deceuninck-Quick Step did release photos of next year’s kit, and its the bluest in the team’s history.
Nicest kit in years https://t.co/JGzoJPmMUV
— Stephanie Clerckx (@StephsClerckx) December 10, 2020
This comes after a season of a white-dominant jersey, fashioned to resemble a wolf’s head. Gone is the white chest band that used to lighten up Quick Step’s blue-dominant kits. Utilizing two shades of blue, the wolf’s head can still be detected.
The Wolfpack has taken on only two new members for next year: Mark Cavendish, who is returning to the team after five years away, and a member of the CCC diaspora, Josef Černý. Perennial Luxembourg national champion Bob Jungels has left the squad for AG2R-Citroën.
In the UCI’s 2020 individual world rankings, Deceuninck-Quick Step had 20 percent of the top-20, with Julian Alaphlippe ranked sixth, João Almeida 13th, underrated Frenchman Florian Senechal 16th and Remco Evenepoel 20th.
