Lidl–Trek have unveiled their 2026 team kit, calling it a “fresh twist on a fan favourite” as the WorldTour squad leans further into its high‑impact block design with more red and new tech‑driven sponsors.
Released on 11 December via the team’s social accounts and Trek Race Shop, the Santini‑made kit will again be worn across the men’s, women’s and development teams, with replica jerseys and fan gear due on sale from 18 December.
The jersey keeps the deep blue Lidl torso as its anchor, but amplifies the asymmetry that defined the 2025 look.
Dark navy shorts complete the set, with a clean layout: a large white Trek wordmark on one thigh. Matte, aero-fit fabrics and laser‑cut grippers underline that this is a race kit first, billboard second.
New partners are conspicuous in the design. ServiceNow, billed as the team’s Official AI Partner, takes a prime spot on the abdomen and shorts, while Gatorade appears on subtle jersey details and on white race socks, extending the commercial story from torso to toes.
In a WorldTour already tilting towards bolder, more corporate palettes, seen too in Decathlon–CMA CGM’s teased red reset, Lidl–Trek’s latest evolution looks designed to stay unmistakable in the bunch and on supermarket shelves alike.
Image credits - Lidl-Trek/ Sean Hardy
