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Gallery: Hincapie Racing Team training camp

The young Hincapie Racing Team heads to Greenville, South Carolina to get in some early season base miles on cool, foggy roads

Photo: Brian Hodes

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Hincapie — The Hincapie Racing Team gathered in Greenville, South Carolina this spring to prepare for the 2015 season. Photo: Brian Hodes

Hincapie — Long, cold spring base miles necessitated some body work to keep the riders limber. Photo: Brian Hodes

Hincapie — Felt continues its partnership with the Hincapie team in the 2015 season. Photo: Brian Hodes

Hincapie — Joe Lewis and Rob Squire dressed up for the day’s ride. Squire, 24, is a new addition to the team, coming over from the Jamis-Hagens Berman team. Photo: Brian Hodes

Hincapie — The team took a coffee break while on the road to warm up on a chilly day. Photo: Brian Hodes

Hincapie — Joe Lewis was bundled up to face the morning chill. Lewis is a 26-year-old Aussie who’s been racing professionally since 2008. Photo: Brian Hodes

Hincapie — The morning fog in South Carolina made for an ethereal start to the day’s ride. Photo: Brian Hodes

Hincapie — The team’s namesake, George Hincapie, took a photo of the group along the way. Photo: Brian Hodes

Hincapie — Overall, the Hincapie Racing Team is a young squad, but its riders have been a presence at domestic races in the U.S. Photo: Brian Hodes

Hincapie — The team came to Greenville, South Carolina, a town known for its quiet roads and great riding. It has hosted a number of U.S. national championship events over the years. Photo: Brian Hodes

Hincapie — Robin Carpenter took a dig at the front of the group. He won a stage of the 2014 USA Pro Challenge in Crested Butte, Colorado on a cold, rainy day. Photo: Brian Hodes

Hincapie — Spring riding often means gray weather and boney trees. Regardless, the Hincapie Racing Team ticked away the miles. Photo: Brian Hodes

Hincapie — The young riders were treated to a bit of South Carolina sunshine after the fog burned off. Photo: Brian Hodes

Hincapie — Riders enjoyed a bit of time to relax and recover from the day’s training. Photo: Brian Hodes

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