Stéphane Augé, born on December sixth, nineteen seventy-four, is a distinguished former French road racing cyclist. His career was marked by notable performances, particularly his ability to consistently be part of the breakaway in every first stage of the prestigious Tour de France.
After retiring from competitive cycling, Augé transitioned into a managerial role within the sport. From two thousand eleven to two thousand sixteen, he served as a sporting director for the UCI Professional Continental team Cofidis. Initially, he had a contract to continue racing with the team in the two thousand eleven season, but he opted to retire and embrace a new challenge in team management.
Augé's contributions to cycling extend beyond his racing days, as he played a pivotal role in guiding and mentoring upcoming cyclists during his tenure at Cofidis. His experience and insights have left a lasting impact on the team and the sport.