A relentless final alpine ascent tested the limits of Team United Shipping on the queen stage of Peace Race, where Belgium’s Kamiel Eeman claimed a solo victory.
Heavy Gradients on the Queen Stage of Peace Race Read Post »
A gripping 156 km stage at the Peace Race saw Máté Endrédi combat late-stage drama to finish 26th after a crash stalled his sprint on the cobbled uphill finish.
Cobbles, Chaos, and Late-Race Heartbreak on Stage 2 Read Post »
chaotic, full-gas opening stage at Peace Race saw Márkó Tóth dodge late-race drama and a missing contact lens to secure 15th place in a hectic bunch sprint.
One Eye on the Prize: Tóth Grabs 15th in a Wild Peace Race Opener Read Post »
Team United Shipping overcomes mechanical chaos and brutal downpours to secure the King of the Mountains red jersey with Erik Fetter and a brilliant top 10 sprint finish by Nikiforos Arvanitou.
From the Torrential Trenches of Pécs to Red Royalty at Lake Balaton Read Post »
Erik Fetter lights up the Tour de Hongrie breakaway before a mechanical domino effect and torrential rain cost TUS the white jersey on Stage 3.
The Ultimate Roller Coaster: From Virtual Red to Stormy Heartbreak Read Post »
Benoit Cosnefroy takes a stunning victory in Paks, but the day belongs to Team United Shipping as Erik Fetter claims the White Jersey after a heroic solo effort across the Danube.
White Jersey Glory in the Crosswinds chaos Read Post »
Tim Merlier takes the first yellow jersey of Tour de Hongrie 2026, while TUS makes its mark with Nikiforos Arvanitou’s 13th place and a strong 2nd in the team standings.
Sprint Royalty and Close Calls in the Great Plains Read Post »
A surprise attack in the final 800 meters caught the bunch napping in Athens. Niki Arvanitou raced through his home streets to wrap up a week featuring three podiums for Team United Shipping as we head toward the Tour de Hongrie.
Athens Ambush: A Chaotic Sprint Finale at Syntagma Square Read Post »
Zétény Szijártó ignited the day with a massive 9-man breakaway that lasted until the final slopes of Mount Parnitha. A difficult finale for Tomáš Přidal.
Parnitha’s Peak: Breakaways, and a Hard Day for the GC Read Post »
Tomáš Přidal secures a massive podium finish on the brutal Queen Stage of the Tour of Hellas. Amidst morning rain, sketchy descents, and 4200 meters of climbing, Team United Shipping stood tall against the ProTeams as Veljko Stojnić and Michal Schuran ignited the early action.
Podium Glory in the Rain: Pridal Claims Third on the Queen Stage Read Post »