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Finally Fix: Felix Gall Changes to Lidl-Trek

Summary by Die Presse
Felix Gall and Gregor Mühlberger will start the next season for the German racing stable.

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What the "Krone" had already reported is now quite official! Felix Gall and Gregor Mühlberger have new cycling team, the two Austrians sign at Lidl-Trek.

·Vienna, Austria
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Felix Gall and Gregor Mühlberger will start the next season for the German racing stable.

·Vienna, Austria
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BAD WIMPFEN (ANP/BELGA) - Cyclist Felix Gall swaps Decathlon CMA CGM for German WorldTour formation Lidl-Trek. The 28-year-old Austrian finished third in the Tour of Spain standings on Sunday, behind Spaniard Enric Mas and Slovenian Primož Roglič. Earlier this year, he became a...

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Two Austrians but above all two friends will strengthen the group of climbers and specialists in the stages of the Lidl-Trek in the coming years: Felix Gall is already second at the Giro d'Italia and on the podium at the Vuelta in España and the......

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VIENNA. The change from Felix Gall and Gregor Mühlberger from the Decathlon team to Lidl-Trek, which has been colported for months, is official.

·Linz, Austria
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The month-long change from Felix Gall and Gregor Mühlberger from the Decathlon team to Lidl-Trek is official. The German racing team announced the commitment of the Austrian cycling star and his noble helper from the coming season on Tuesday morning. 28-year-old Gall, who was last third at the Vuelta a Espana, received a three-year contract valid until 2029, [...]

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Die Presse broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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