EF EDUCATION - EASYPOST

EF Education – Easypost is another team that has risen from the lower echelons of the professional peloton to earn its place in the select WorldTour, competing under the banner of the education giant EF Education First. Since the start of the 2022 season, EasyPost has been a co-title sponsor alongside EF Education First.
With diversity as one of its core values, the team has become known for its heterogeneous line-ups, made up of riders from many different nationalities. Using this formula, the team made its debut in the 2009 Vuelta, achieving notable success. In 2017, young rider Davide Villella secured a victory for the American team in La Vuelta by winning the King of the Mountain jersey, which he held from stage 3 onward. They confirmed this success in La Vuelta 18 with two very different stage wins: Simon Clarke’s sprint escape in Roquetas de Mar, and Michael Woods’ triumph on the grueling climbs of the Balcón de Bizkaia. In 2019, Sergio Higuita emerged on the scene, using his speed to cross the finish line alone at Becerril de la Sierra.
However, it was in 2020, in a Vuelta marked by the pandemic, that the Americans achieved their best participation to date. Three stage victories, each of them in very different circumstances. An escape for Michael Woods in Villanueva de Valdegobia; a sprint for Magnus Cort Nielsen in Ciudad Rodrigo; and lastly a highly prestigious one at Alto de L’Angliru for Hugh Carthy, who completed his participation by making it to the final podium in Madrid.
After securing three stage victories at La Vuelta 20, the team matched that tally in 2021 with with a hat-trick of victories from Magnus Cort who crossed the line first at Alto de la Montaña de Cullera, Córdoba and Monforte de Lemos. In 2022, Rigoberto Urán was the strongest rider in the breakaway on the way to the Monastery of Tentudía. The team claimed stage wins at both the Giro and the Tour. In 2025, they played a key role in the Tour, with Ben Healy winning a stage and wearing the yellow jersey.