Helyett was a French professional cycling team that existed from 1932 to 1961.
In 1919, the Picard brothers founded the a company making cycle parts in Sully-sur-Loire, with a second factory in Orleans. They called this company "Helyett", after the operette "Miss Helyett. Soon, they also made bicycles. In 1932, they started to sponsor a cycling team.
Helyett sponsored Jacques Anquetil for most of his career, including three of his five victories in the Tour de France.
In 1962, cycling sponsors joint forces with extrasportive sponsors to save costs; Helyett joined ACBB and Saint-Raphael to form a new team. Jacques Anquetil won the 1962 Tour de France for this team. This would be the final year that Helyett sponsored a cycling team. Later in 1962, the factory in Orleans was sold, and in 1966 Helyett merged with Gitane.