Jean-René Bernaudeau's team begins a new chapter with Xefi as title sponsor, and Jason Tesson intends to take full advantage.
After months of uncertainty, the Direct Énergie team — soon to be renamed Xefi — has finally found its new title sponsor. The arrival of Xefi marks the end of a long wait for Jean-René Bernaudeau and Stéphane Heulot's camp, who worked behind the scenes to secure the future of the French squad.
For Jason Tesson, this change represents a golden opportunity. The 28-year-old Angevin has established himself as the team's lead sprinter and intends to seize this chance. "It was worth the wait," he himself confessed, lucid about the months spent in uncertainty.
This new era comes with ambitions raised to a higher level. While TotalEnergies had allowed the team to survive in recent years, Xefi brings a new breath and increased resources. Jason Tesson, who has demonstrated his qualities in mass sprints, now dreams of shining on the biggest races on the calendar.
It remains to be seen whether the Angevin sprinter can translate these promises into concrete results. The upcoming season will be decisive for him and for this team that is restarting on new foundations.
For Jason Tesson, this change represents a golden opportunity. The 28-year-old Angevin has established himself as the team's lead sprinter and intends to seize this chance. "It was worth the wait," he himself confessed, lucid about the months spent in uncertainty.
This new era comes with ambitions raised to a higher level. While TotalEnergies had allowed the team to survive in recent years, Xefi brings a new breath and increased resources. Jason Tesson, who has demonstrated his qualities in mass sprints, now dreams of shining on the biggest races on the calendar.
It remains to be seen whether the Angevin sprinter can translate these promises into concrete results. The upcoming season will be decisive for him and for this team that is restarting on new foundations.
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Source: Ouest-France