Jérémy Roy (cyclist)

Jérémy Roy (born June 22, 1983, in Tours, France) is a retired French professional road racing cyclist. He competed professionally from 2003 to 2018, riding for Française des Jeux (later FDJ) for the entirety of his career.

Roy was known for his aggressive riding style, particularly his frequent participation in breakaways. He achieved several notable victories and accolades throughout his career.

Key Career Highlights:

• 2008: Stage win at Paris–Nice.
• 2011: Combativity Award at the Tour de France.
• 2011: Stage win at the Circuit Cycliste de la Sarthe.
• 2012: French National Road Race Champion.

Beyond these significant wins, Roy consistently demonstrated his strength and tactical awareness in numerous races. He was a valuable team member for FDJ, contributing to their successes in Grand Tours and other major races. He was admired by cycling fans for his dedication and attacking spirit, embodying the role of a rouleur-puncheur. He announced his retirement from professional cycling at the end of the 2018 season.