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Yellow returns to the Noah Fast

Yellow returns to the Noah Fast

It's happening again. And once again, it's on a Ridley Noah Fast. After Torstein Træen claimed the yellow jersey in this summer's Tour de France, it is now Sigrid Ytterhus Haugset's turn. The Norwegian champion of Uno-X Mobility wrote one of the most remarkable chapters in the history of the Tour de France Femmes on Monday by winning the third stage from Geneva to Poligny after an impressive 88-kilometre solo attack. As the icing on the cake, the 27-year-old also pulled on the coveted yellow jersey after the finish.

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Tour de France 2026 recap: two days in Yellow, capped off with a stage win

Tour de France 2026 recap: two days in Yellow, capped off with a stage win

The 113th edition of the Tour de France has come to an end. For Uno-X and Ridley, it was three unforgettable weeks. In Stage 4, Torstein Træen claimed the yellow jersey, marking the first time the Norwegian team had ever worn cycling's most iconic leader's jersey. It was also Ridley's first yellow jersey wearer since 2014. Although the yellow dream lasted just two days, Søren Wærenskjold's stage victory provided the perfect icing on the cake.

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National champions on custom Noah Fast

National champions on custom Noah Fast

During Uno-X's exceptionally successful Tour de France campaign, the riders are racing on several standout bikes from Ridley. Torstein Træen's yellow bike and Tobias Halland Johannessen's black, raw-unpainted bike from the Falcn family have already attracted plenty of attention. The team's two new national champions, Magnus Cort (Denmark) and Anders Skaarseth (Norway), are also riding a custom Noah Fast. We created a special bike for them that subtly pays tribute to their national titles.

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Søren Wærenskjold wins the fastest Tour de France stage ever on the Noah Fast

Søren Wærenskjold wins the fastest Tour de France stage ever on the Noah Fast

What a Tour de France it has been for Uno-X! After Torstein Træen spent two days in the yellow jersey, Søren Wærenskjold claimed victory in Stage 11 from Vichy to Nevers on Wednesday. What makes this win even more remarkable is that it came in the fastest Tour de France stage ever. With an average speed of 50.91 km/h, an incredible record was broken. The fact that this historic stage was won aboard a Noah Fast makes it even more special for all of us.

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Two unforgettable days in yellow – bring Torstein Træen's bike into your own home

Two unforgettable days in yellow – bring Torstein Træen's bike into your own home

For two days, Ridley was on cloud nine. Uno-X Mobility rider Torstein Træen wore the yellow jersey after stage four of the Tour de France. Despite crashing in the finale of stage five, he managed to hold onto the jersey for one more day, but the dream came to an end during the demanding Pyrenees stage. Until the end of the Tour, you can bring a piece of this story into your own home. The Noah Fast in the yellow jersey design has been added to the configurator and can be selected at no additional cost.

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Win a Yellow Noah Fast through Vive le Vélo – all proceeds go to Kom op tegen Kanker

Win a Yellow Noah Fast through Vive le Vélo – all proceeds go to Kom op tegen Kanker

Torstein Træen is currently wearing the yellow jersey at the Tour de France, but the Norwegian has already overcome his share of adversity. In 2022, he was diagnosed with testicular cancer. Fortunately, doctors caught the disease at an early stage, allowing him to make a full recovery. Because so many people are still fighting this devastating illness, we've decided to dedicate a replica of his yellow Noah Fast to a good cause. You can win it through Vive le Vélo. Text "GELE FIETS" to 4342. Please note: the number only works from within Belgium.

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From Beringen to the Tour: how the yellow jersey led to a one-of-a-kind Ridley Noah Fast

From Beringen to the Tour: how the yellow jersey led to a one-of-a-kind Ridley Noah Fast

Some moments in cycling are bigger than a stage victory. When a rider pulls on the yellow jersey at the Tour de France, they make history. Not only for themselves, but also for everyone who helped them along the way. For their team. For their supporters. And sometimes even for the brand they ride. That's exactly what happened when Torstein Træen claimed the yellow jersey after stage four of the 2026 Tour de France. At Ridley, we celebrated the moment like every cycling fan would. But before the champagne had even cooled, a new plan was already taking shape inside our factory in Beringen. Because a yellow jersey deserves a yellow bike.