Riders show off the new green and black argyle look
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Cannondale-Garmin 2015 team camp(Image credit: Cannondale)
The British Virgin Islands was the perfect setting for the first Cannondale-Garmin team camp(Image credit: Cannondale)
Dan Martin (Cannondale-Garmin)(Image credit: Cannondale)
Cannondale-Garmin out training in the British Virgin Islands (Image credit: Cannondale)
The new 2015 Cannondale-Garmin team kit(Image credit: Cannondale)
Ben King (left) made the swtich from Garmin-Sharp to Cannondale-Garmin(Image credit: Cannondale)
The Cannondale Garmin riders put on a show for the cameras(Image credit: Cannondale)
The British Virgin Islands provided varied terrain for the Cannondale-Garmin team(Image credit: Cannondale)
The British Virgin Islands provided varied terrain for the Cannondale-Garmin team(Image credit: Cannondale)
New bikes and new kit for the 2015 Cannondale-Garmin team(Image credit: Cannondale)
New bikes and new kit for the 2015 Cannondale-Garmin team(Image credit: Cannondale)
The new-look Cannondale-Garmin team enjoy some winter sun(Image credit: Cannondale)
The British Virgin Islands was the perfect setting for the first Cannondale-Garmin team camp(Image credit: Cannondale)
Alex Howes leads his Cannondale-Garmin teammates(Image credit: Cannondale)
It’s the morning after the night of the Cannondale-Garmin show-stopping team presentation in New York. The riders have of a day of media obligations and interviews after the party atmosphere of the presentation.
While all the attention was on the new bikes, new jerseys, and the riders ambitions for 2015, the team also released a set of images from last month’s get together in the British Virgin Islands. Several riders got to wear the new black and green argyle kit and ride the new Cannondale bikes.
The team – a merger between Cannondale Procycling and Garmin-Sharp, has brought together two WorldTour teams under one banner. The main focus of the pre-season camp was to mould the two separate contingents into a working, coherent squad of professional cyclists. A sailing exercise formed part of that excise but as with every training camp, it wasn’t long before the riders were out on their bikes and putting in the miles.
You can view the training camp gallery, right here, while you can see close up images of the new bikes here, and the presentation gallery, here.
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