It’s an intriguing time for observers of the team formerly known as Israel-Premier Tech. After months of growing opposition to the team’s presence, culminating in disruptive protests at the Vuelta a España and Israel-Premier Tech being disinvited from a number of late-season races, there have been questions about the team’s continuity.
First, the Israel branding was removed. Then, major sponsors, including Canadian peat packers Premier Tech and Factor bikes, walked away (Factor’s exit is still in the works). The presence of team owner Sylvan Adams, who has described himself as “self appointed ambassador at large for the state of Israel”, and links to the Israeli regime were increasingly seen as toxic to the team’s future. A statement last week suggested that new naming rights sponsors were in the pipeline, although there was uncertainty about who exactly that would be, or where they would be based.
A new chapter. A new vision.
— NSN Cycling Team (@NSNCyclingTeam) November 20, 2025
NSN and Stoneweg today unveil the NSN Cycling Team. pic.twitter.com/AUsomVZbs3
Now, with an announcement breaking late on Thursday European time, we have some answers – but also some more questions. This has all seemingly come together in a rush, so while we wait for some actual responses to those questions (requests for comment are in, and will be reported on in due course) we have turned our curious minds to the source of all wisdom: Google. In roundtable format (if that table has two seats) here’s what we have found out about NSN – the newest WorldTour title sponsor.
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