Team Sky motorhome blocked by new UCI rule, Froome must use hotels during Tour
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Ineos Grenadiers
Ineos Grenadiers
Ineos Grenadiers is a British professional cycling team that competes at the UCI WorldTeam level. The team is based at the National Cycling Centre in Manchester, England, with a logistics base in Deinze, Belgium. The team is managed by British Cycling’s former performance director, Sir Dave Brailsford. Wikipedia
Ineos Grenadiers is a British professional cycling team that competes at the UCI WorldTeam level. The team is based at the National Cycling Centre in Manchester, England, with a logistics base in Deinze, Belgium. The team is managed by British Cycling’s former performance director, Sir Dave Brailsford. Wikipedia
No motorhome for Sky as UCI issues new rule
The UCI issues a new rule to ban pro racers from using motorhomes in lieu of race hotels, such as the one Sky planned to use at Tour
Brailsford says it won’t be easy to pick Sky’s Tour nine
Team Sky boss Brailsford said he will wait until after Tour de Suisse to select the eight riders to support Froome in the Tour de France
Kennaugh Digs Deep at the Dauphine
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Why Wiggo’s Pinarello is So Fast
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Sky plans next step with motorhome
Team Sky is committed to improving its top riders' sleep and hygiene by using a motorhome instead of low-budget hotels
Why Team Sky and Josh Edmondson didn’t work out, and how he is getting back on track
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Sky: Porte still the best, despite Giro problems
David Brailsford says that Richie Porte has proven himself as one of the world's top stage racers even though he abandoned the Giro
Sky’s Brailsford calls for consistency after Porte’s wheel disaster
Team Sky boss says he wants the race jury to be more consistent in how it applies rules after his Giro leader is penalized two minutes
Porte penalized two minutes, 200 francs for Orica’s help
Richie Porte's bad day at the Giro gets worse as the race jury decides to penalize the GC favorite for receiving aid from an Orica rider
Porte managing Sky’s forces in pursuit of three-week win
Successful in one-week races earlier this year, Richie Porte is now trying to manage his assets and his supporting cast across three weeks
Sky tests new tires following wet-weather crashes
Following a string of wet-weather crashes this spring, Team Sky is testing new tires at the Giro d’Italia
Giro: Porte flying, but Sky?
Richie Porte delivers a strong performance in stage 5, but his contingent of support riders is noticeably thin on the final climb
Home Porte: Sky captain will snooze in private RV during the Giro
It's a home away from home away from home: The Richie-Mobile will let Porte rest on the road
Vicious Sprint for Sky’s Viviani
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Sky assembles climbing squad to back Porte’s Giro bid
The squad will work for the Tasmanian starting this weekend as he attempts to win his first grand tour
Breath of Fresh Air for Wiggo
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Albasini Strikes at Team Sky
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Sky Slipstream’s into Lead
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Froome’s Team Sky claims Romandie time trial
Geraint Thomas will wear Romandie's first leader's jersey as Team Sky beats Orica-GreenEdge by less than one second
Sky’s Giro Attempt Looking Good
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Cobblestone Prep Continues for Froome
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Rowe signals Classics leader potential as Wiggins bows out
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Wiggins ends Sky career with guns blazing in Paris-Roubaix
Though he didn't close out his road career with a fairytale win at Roubaix, Bradley Wiggins rode with panache in his final day in Sky kit
Sky regroups before Wiggins’ swan song in Roubaix
Sky's impressive run of spring classics results suffered a setback at Flanders, but the British team is confident that Wiggins will deliver
Analysis: The Winners and Losers of the 99th Ronde van Vlaanderen
Neal Rogers considers the riders who succeeded and those who came up short at Belgium's biggest race, the Tour of Flanders
Wiggins claims Pinarello K8-S bike is revolutionary: “The difference is unbelievable”
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Sky to ride Pinarello with suspension for cobblestones
Team Sky will ride the new Pinarello Dogma K8-S, which includes 10mm of rear suspension, in the upcoming cobbled monuments
Leading Edge, Chapter 2: Stages Cycling
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Three Days of Pain for Sir Brad
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Sky’s classics campaign, already rolling, picks up speed with Bradley Wiggins
Titled in more ways than one, Sir Bradley Wiggins brings a little something extra to a team already riding like royalty
Stacked Sky Line-up for Sunday
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Thomas Wins Solo at E3 Harelbeke
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From Wales to Flanders: ‘G’ gets his big win at Harelbeke
After years of hard knocks in the pro peloton following a slow transition off the track, Geraint Thomas has arrived with a huge win at E3
Henao back in action after injury, Wiggins out of E3 Harelbeke
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Swift dreaming of Milano-Sanremo glory
Sky's Ben Swift is hoping to improve on his third-place debut last year at Milano-Sanremo with an even stronger ride in the classics opener
Earle: Down the track I’d really like to specialise in the one day races
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Richie Rides to Redemption
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Wout Poels’ win confirms Sky no longer a one-trick pony
Another win for Sky, with Wout Poels riding away from the favorites at Tirreno-Adriatico, confirms the team is off to a fast start in 2015
Attack, Descend, Celebrate Good Time
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Team Sky begins GC hunt atop Frasier’s Hill at Tour de Langkawi
After a slow week at Langkawi, Sky believes best is yet to come on queen stage with four riders still in the mix for general classification
Stannard: ‘I’d Love To Win Roubaix’
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Wiggins to race Paris-Nice
Bradley Wiggins will fine-tune his form at Paris-Nice in advance of a run at Paris-Roubaix later this spring
Sky nearing classics zenith with monuments approaching
The squad has molded itself into a strong classics contender since it first raced in 2010
Stannard The Great
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Wiggins, defending champion Stannard in Sky lineup for Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
Team Sky has set its lineup for Saturday's Omloop Het Nieuwsblad. Bradley Wiggins and defending champion Ian Stannard will make the start.
Geraint Thomas: ‘Strength in numbers is key’ for classics
The British outfit performs best in stage racing, but it is targeting this season's classics with a "strength in numbers" mentality
Why black is the new black; the rise of dark team kits in the peloton
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Boswell wants a crack at the Tour of California
Following two seasons of service to the big names at Sky, Ian Boswell is targeting the Tour of California in May
The Week in Bike #53 – CGFYN News
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Rocacorba Daily
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Leinders on lifetime ban: “I consider myself innocent”
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Former Rabobank and Team Sky doctor Leinders handed lifetime ban for doping violations
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Froome: The thoughts of Contador training push me to work harder
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Team Sky hitting reset button for 2015
Team Sky refuses to rest on its laurels, bringing on new riders, setting new challenges as it enters its sixth year on the road
Porte to fight for Santos Tour Down Under win with strong Sky backing
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Wiggins Extends Sky Contract Through Roubaix
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Wiggins renews with Team Sky, but only until 2015 Paris-Roubaix
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A Look Back at a Year of Transition on the World Tour
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Stages Cycling Will Power Team Sky In 2015
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Froome Hints Tour May be 2015 Objective After All
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Elia Viviani poised to join Sky
Viviani hopes to be Sky's go-to sprinter in Italian races and has plans to target the track at the Rio Olympics
Dombrowski Q&A: Moving to Cannondale, time with Sky, and surgery
American climber Joe Dombrowski is happy with his two years on Sky, but looks ahead to 2015 with the Slipstream-managed Cannondale team
Roche commits to working for Froome, says Sky was best move
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Nicolas Roche Signs With Team Sky
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König, Roche, Fenn, Nordhaug and Poels bolster Team Sky for 2015
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Roche, four others bolster Sky lineup for 2015
The Irishman has served as a key lieutenant to Alberto Contador on Tinkoff-Saxo since 2013
Missing Le Tour Key to Wiggins TT Championship
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Wiggins Believes He Can Dethrone Martin
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BMC Dethrones OPQS to Win World TTT Title
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In the News: Wiggins may head Sky-backed development team
The Guardian reports that Team Sky and British Cycling are investigating forming a development team with Bradley Wiggins as its leader and figurehead
Contador and Froome Go Mano a Mano on Final Vuelta Climb
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Contador Wins 16th Stage to Extend Tour of Spain Lead
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Froome dodges bullet, confidence building day by day at Sky
Froome dodged a bullet Friday, and confidence is growing within Team Sky that their man could have a real shot at Vuelta victory
Boasson Hagen confirmed for MTN-Qhubeka
After turning down offers from WorldTour teams like Tinkoff-Saxo, Edvald Boasson Hagen will join MTN-Qhubeka for 2015
No pressure for Chris Froome at the 2014 Vuelta a Espana
Having crashed out of this year's Tour de France, Chris Froome has one eye turned to next year's edition as he tackles the Vuelta
Welsh, English Win Road Gold to End Commonwealth Games
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Despite struggles, Richie Porte remains a grand tour man for the future
Though Porte struggled throughout the 2014 Tour, Sky boss Brailsford thinks he has the ability and leadership skills to captain a grand-tour campaign
Our Favorite Piece of Gear From the Tour
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Sky stands behind all-for-Froome Tour approach
Despite losing its captain, its plan B, and so far, going winless, David Brailsford said that supporting one man is the way to win