Team Visma | Lease a Bike to launch race-used kit from the 2026 season, including Jonas Vingegaard and Wout van Aert items, on Catawiki Fans can follow Team Visma | Lease a Bike during a Giro d’Italia stage Amsterdam, 9 April 2026 - A yellow vest from Jonas Vingegaard at Paris–Nice is going under the hammer, as Team Visma | Lease a Bike launches a new auction on Catawiki, the leading online marketplace for special objects. Each item in auction brings fans closer than ever to the reality of professional cycling. Live from 9 to 19 April, the auction is full of objects that carry the marks of the race itself. One of the highlights is Vingegaard’s yellow podium vest, a symbol of control and consistency at the highest level of the sport. Vingegaard signed yellow podium jersey The auction extends beyond a single rider. Items from across the Team Visma | Lease a Bike roster are included, with objects connected to riders such as Wout van Aert, alongside signed jerseys, race-worn skinsuits and other material from the opening months of the season. Algonside van Aert items, two skinsuits worn by the French athlete, Pauline Ferrand Prevot, both estimated at €500, are part of the auction. The closest access, however, comes through experience. Left to right: Wout van Aert worn skinsuits: Dwars door Vlaanderen 2026 and Tour of Flanders 2026, estimated at €500 each Bidders can secure a place following Team Visma | Lease a Bike during a Giro d’Italia stage. “What makes this experience so compelling is that it offers a glimpse into a side of cycling that’s typically not available to sports fans.,” Ana Maria Covrig, sports memorabilia expert at Catawiki explains. “Being able to see the roads the riders race on and experience the atmosphere up close is truly unique – the experience of a life-time. Being hosted by the team makes it even more exciting, as they highlight key moments along the route.” “These are the pieces you don’t usually see again after a race. They carry the full story of what happens out there. Not just the result, but everything it takes to get there.” Jonas Vingegaard comments. “Knowing they can now go to fans who truly follow cycling and value that connection makes it feel like the story continues beyond the finish line.” The auction is live from 9 to 19 April. ENDS
