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Soudal Quick Step extends contract for Paret Peintre
The Frenchman won a stage at the Tour de France in 2025.
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Valentin Paret-Peintre has extended his contract with Soudal Quick Step until 2028. The Frenchman, born in 2001, was due to expire in 2026 and last year achieved a significant result, winning the Mont Ventoux stage of the Tour de France .
Paret Peintre is valued at 4 million euros on Fantacycling and could be one of the most interesting low-cost signings; with the departure of Remco Evenepoel , who has moved to Red Bull-Bora, the Frenchman could have more room for personal initiatives.
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