Olivier Le Gac, a 33-year-old French cyclist from Brittany, has been informed that his contract with the professional cycling team Groupama-FDJ United will not be renewed after 13 seasons, according to the local newspaper Le Télégramme. The news came to him on Tuesday, confirming that he would not be retained by the team at the end of the current season. Le Gac was told that the decision was based on the team's evolving strategy, though he acknowledged it was difficult to hear. Despite this, he has stated that he does not plan to retire and is looking to join another team. He admits that finding a new team at his age may be challenging, but he remains determined to continue his career. Le Gac has faced some setbacks in recent years. He missed most of the 2026 season after sustaining a femoral neck fracture during a training session in January. He returned to racing in early May at the Grand Prix du Morbihan, where he finished in 96th place. This year, he also competed in the Tour de Burgos, placing 88th in the general classification, and the Vuelta, where he came in 131st. Le Gac has announced on social media that he will continue racing in several events before his final appearance with Groupama-FDJ United. These include the Cholet Agglo Tour on October 3, the Tour de Vendée on October 4, Binche-Chimay-Binche on October 6, and Paris-Tours on October 11. Le Gac began his professional cycling career in 2014 and joined Groupama-FDJ United as an apprentice in 2013. He made his debut in the Tour de France in 2017 and has since returned to the race in 2018, 2022, and 2023. His long-term association with the team has seen him become a familiar face in the peloton, competing in some of the sport's most prestigious events. As he looks to the future, Le Gac is focused on finding a new team and continuing to compete at the highest level. Despite the uncertainty of his next move, Le Gac has shown resilience throughout his career, overcoming injuries and adapting to the demands of professional cycling. His experience and dedication have made him a respected figure in the sport, and he remains committed to racing, even as he transitions to a new chapter in his career.