Maëlle Grossetête (Retired)
Maëlle Grossetête is a retired French cyclist who spent eight seasons racing professionally on the road. A strong rouleur and time-trialist, she developed through FDJ’s long-running women’s programme before joining Human Powered Health for the final two years of her career. Grossetête was French under-23 time-trial champion in 2019 and produced some of her best international results in one-day races and shorter stage races.
Maëlle Grossetête profile
- Name: Maëlle Grossetête
- Nationality: France
- Place of birth: Sallanches, France
- Date of birth: 10th April 1998
- Status: Retired
- Current Team: None
- Previous Teams: Human Powered Health, FDJ-Suez, FDJ Nouvelle-Aquitaine Futuroscope
Career overview
Grossetête joined FDJ Nouvelle-Aquitaine Futuroscope in 2018 and remained with the organisation through its development into FDJ-Suez. She became French under-23 time-trial champion in 2019 and represented France in the mixed relay at the 2020 European Championships. Her strongest road results included second at Kreiz Breizh Elites Dames in 2018, second on a stage of the 2021 Simac Ladies Tour and fourth at Grand Prix International d’Isbergues in 2023. Grossetête moved to Human Powered Health for 2024, finishing 18th at Ronde van Drenthe during her first season with the team. She remained with Human Powered Health in 2025 before retiring from professional cycling at the end of the season.
