Overview
- NSN and Stoneweg have assumed control of the former Israel–Premier Tech squad, rebranding it as NSN Cycling Team and publicly cutting ties with Sylvan Adams.
- UCI approval of the buyers’ accounts remains pending as a routine registration requirement before the team can compete.
- The operation sets a Swiss racing license with a logistics base in Catalunya and most riders residing in Andorra, paving the way for entries in the Tour, Giro and Vuelta once cleared.
- Scott will supply bicycles for 2026, replacing the team’s previous partner Factor.
- The professional roster is planned at 26 riders with Biniam Girmay as leader, while the future of Canadian rider Derek Gee is still unsettled.