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Arkéa closes, 150 people laid off
The French team's farewell to cycling is official.
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Emmanuel Hubert, owner of the Breton team Arkéa-B&B Hotels, announced to his employees that he is ending his cycling career.
The news is now official: the team has been unable to find the necessary funding to continue into 2026, thus decreeing the end of the project.
The closure will result in the dismissal of 150 people, including 27 professional riders, 12 youth athletes, and 13 cyclists from the women's team.
Some have already found new accommodations, but for many others, a period of great uncertainty and difficulty lies ahead.
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