Deutsche Telekom 1998 - hand-painted zamak cycling figurine
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  • Deutsche Telekom 1998 - hand-painted zamak cycling figurine
  • Deutsche Telekom 1998 - hand-painted zamak cycling figurine
  • Deutsche Telekom 1998 - hand-painted zamak cycling figurine
  • Deutsche Telekom 1998 - hand-painted zamak cycling figurine
  • Deutsche Telekom 1998 - hand-painted zamak cycling figurine
  • Deutsche Telekom 1998 - hand-painted zamak cycling figurine

Deutsche Telekom 1998 - cycling figurine

€13.90
Hand-painted zamak cycling figurine — Deutsche Telekom jersey, 1998 season. A collector's piece for fans of the German peloton.
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Hand-painted in Roubaix. Production time: 3 to 5 business days.

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This figurine faithfully recreates the Deutsche Telekom team jersey from the 1998 season. Cast in zamak — a zinc alloy prized for its durability and crisp finish — it is hand-painted in France using the artisan craft that has made the Petit Cycliste collection a reference point for cycling collectors worldwide.

The 1998 season stands as one of the most dramatic and turbulent chapters in professional road racing history. The Tour de France was rocked by the Festina scandal, which threw the peloton into turmoil mid-race. Yet through the storm, Deutsche Telekom held firm. Defending yellow jersey Jan Ullrich fought to the very end, ultimately finishing second behind a brilliant Marco Pantani. Erik Zabel, meanwhile, claimed the green jersey in the points classification — extending a consecutive winning streak that remains one of sprinting's great records.

  • Material: zamak (zinc alloy)
  • Hand-painted, made in France
  • Faithfully reproduces the official Deutsche Telekom team jersey — 1998 season
  • A perfect addition to any collection or peloton recreation from a landmark season

An essential piece for any serious cycling fan looking to preserve the memory of a pivotal era in professional road racing.

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Year
1990
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