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#PRO CYCLING MANAGER 2018 FITNESS BAR GONE PRO#

The team of Marianne Vos, and previously Olympic champion Anna van der Breggen as well as Pauline Ferrand-Prévot, it’s a team that has held plenty of accolades over the years.įrom 2017 came a change in sponsorship and the team ended its relationship with Liv, making the move to Belgian brand Ridley.

#PRO CYCLING MANAGER 2018 FITNESS BAR GONE PRO#

The Dutch-registered team, formerly known as WM3 Pro Cycling, continues in 2018 with a new headline sponsor (WM3 remains as a secondary sponsor). Related: Bikes of the 2018 men’s WorldTour With a handful of obvious team bikes missing in action, here are 12 professional women’s team bikes of 2018. While professional racers may not be representative of all cyclists, it’s further evidence of the cycling industry moving toward unisex options when it comes to performance bikes. Of all the bikes photographed and presented here, only one is women’s specific, and that is of an older model. Whether it’s due to women’s racing offering a more affordable entry for smaller brands to be visible, or simply the budget restraints of Continental racing, the women’s peloton offers its own unique assortment of tech. Where some bikes are little different to what you’d find in the men’s WorldTour (such as those from Wiggle-High5), many vary greatly. With teams ranging from WorldTour to those from Australia’s National Road Series all competing together, the race served as a unique opportunity to see a wide variety of race equipment. For 2018, the Santos Women’s Tour Down Under moved up to UCI 2.1 status, offering desirable UCI points and with that, attracting a number of Women’s WorldTour and international teams to compete in the Australian summer heat.

Pro cycling manager 2018 fitness bar gone