TotalEnergies 2026 cycling figurine | zamak collection
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  • TotalEnergies 2026 cycling figurine | zamak collection
  • TotalEnergies 2026 cycling figurine | zamak collection
  • TotalEnergies 2026 cycling figurine | zamak collection
  • TotalEnergies 2026 cycling figurine | zamak collection
  • TotalEnergies 2026 cycling figurine | zamak collection
  • TotalEnergies 2026 cycling figurine | zamak collection

TotalEnergies 2026 - cycling figurine

€13.90
A hand-painted zamak collector's figurine in the colours of TotalEnergies 2026 — a team that embodies attacking cycling and French panache at its finest.
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Hand-painted in Roubaix. Production time: 3 to 5 business days.

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The TotalEnergies 2026 figurine joins Le Petit Cycliste's zamak collector range, crafted with the attention to detail that professional peloton teams deserve. Hand-painted in France in a limited series, it faithfully reproduces the jersey of one of the most exciting French squads in the pro peloton.

TotalEnergies are the kind of team cycling fans love — the ones who attack early, unsettle the favourites, and send riders up the road when others are playing it safe. Rooted in the Vendée region's rich cycling tradition, the team heads into 2026 standing for spectacular racing: aggressive, ambitious, and built on collective strength. A tight-knit squad with a clear identity and an unshakeable will to make their mark on the biggest races of the international calendar.

Cast in zamak — a zinc alloy prized for its density and fine finish — this miniature showcases the crisp detail that defines Le Petit Cycliste's collector pieces. Each figurine is hand-painted in French workshops, a level of craftsmanship that sets them apart for the most discerning collectors.

It sits naturally in any cycling display, alongside other teams from the peloton, to recreate the story of a season or trace the history of a grand tour. A piece for true cycling enthusiasts.

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