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Deceuninck – Quick-Step is the most successful team of the season and has confirmed that it will continue to be supported by Specialized for another two years, which will allow this partnership to reach the 2021 season.

Specialized is a partner of the Quick-Step team for 11 years and Deceuninck – The Quick-Step team leader is obviously delighted to continue this winning partnership that has allowed him to develop several new key bikes like the Tarmac , Roubaix and Venge.

"We are very pleased to announce that we have signed for two more years with Specialized. Deceuninck – Quick-Step and Specialized have a long and beautiful story together. Having a company that listens, builds and builds bikes and equipment that meets our needs and our riders is one of the keys to our success, "said Patrick Lefevere, CEO of Quick-Step.

"We do not doubt that we are driving the best bikes in the world and the support we receive from them continuously is second to none. They always take into account our thoughts and comments and use them to develop equipment at the forefront of cycling technology. We can not wait to win many more memorable victories! "

"We are very honored to be badociated with Deceuninck-Quick-Step and Patrick Lefevere for so many years. The team has not only earned iconic wins over specialty bikes, but has also been a key part of our development process for our bikes and equipment. As we look to the future of our business and our sport, we rely on Patrick and his team to be key partners for success, "said Scott Jackson, Marketing Manager for Road Sports.