Cycling Weekly

OPINION

CHARLOTTE BROUGHTON

Why the UK needs a ProTeam

With the off-season winding down for many of us and winter training back in full swing, many British riders are still in their own transfer season. Lots of riders have thankfully signed contracts for 2022 and beyond already, but many haven’t.

Sadly, a lot of hugely talented British men are once again finding themselves falling victim to the fact that the UK does not have a

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