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Subtle changes for Rally Cycling's 2018 jersey - Gallery

By Cycling News

published 21 December 2017

US Pro Continental team jersey design remains predominantly orange

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Sara Bergen and Heidi Franz goofing off(Image credit: Courtesy of Sam Wiebe / Rally Cycling)

Sara Bergen and Heidi Franz trying to stand still(Image credit: Courtesy of Sam Wiebe / Rally Cycling)

Sara Bergen and Heidi Franz appreciate the bold Rally logo(Image credit: Courtesy of Sam Wiebe / Rally Cycling)

Rob Britton and Evan Huffman looking relaxed(Image credit: Courtesy of Sam Wiebe / Rally Cycling)

Rob Britton and Evan Huffman appreciate a well-fitted jersey. (Image credit: Courtesy of Sam Wiebe / Rally Cycling)

Yes, Rob Britton. The jersey is stretchy. Also, nice watch(Image credit: Courtesy of Sam Wiebe / Rally Cycling)

Rob Britton is ready for 2018 while Evan Huffman stares at a wall(Image credit: Courtesy of Sam Wiebe / Rally Cycling)

Rob Britton, Heidi Franz, Evan Huffman, and Sara Bergen wear the 2018 Rally kit(Image credit: Courtesy of Sam Wiebe / Rally Cycling)

Every photo attempt started like this. Rob Britton, Heidi Franz, Evan Huffman, and Sara Bergen(Image credit: Courtesy of Sam Wiebe / Rally Cycling)

One team: Rob Britton, Heidi Franz, Evan Huffman, and Sara Bergen. (Image credit: Courtesy of Sam Wiebe / Rally Cycling)

Evan Huffman highlights the logo for Acura, which continues to supply team with their luxury crossover suv, the RDX.(Image credit: Courtesy of Sam Wiebe / Rally Cycling)

Sara Bergen in the 2018 Rally Cycling kit(Image credit: Courtesy of Sam Wiebe / Rally Cycling)

Rally Cycling today unveiled the kit that both the men's and women's squads will wear in 2018, revealing a team jersey that remains mostly unchanged from 2017.

Rally complete women's roster with four new signings for 2018

UCI confirms Rally Cycling Pro Continental status

A mix of old and new for Rally Cycling in 2018

The team worked with sponsors and partners to design a simpler jersey for the 2018 season. Orange is still the team's main colour, but the white bar on the chest is now gone. Long-time clothing partner Borah Teamwear will continue supplying the team with the OTW jersey, made in Borah's factory headquarters in Wisconsin.

The men's team jumped up to the Pro Continental level for 2018 and will likely start the season in Europe, although the schedule is yet to be announced, while 2018 will mark the seventh season for the women's team. Both squads are currently in Winter Park, Colorado, preparing for the upcoming season.

"From the inception of the women's program, we have always subscribed to the mantra of 'one team' for both programs," said team General Manager Jacob Erker. "Getting all of the riders together in Colorado sets the stage for a very important year ahead.

"We've seen the success that a winter camp can have unifying our riders and staff for the upcoming season. Taking training and half-wheeling out of the equation, and getting the riders out of their element, brings them all closer together. Having our men and women together at camp further strengthens our family atmosphere, which we feel delivers results come game time."

Rally Cycling women's team 2018 roster: Erica Allar, Sara Bergen, Allison Beveridge, Kelly Catlin, Gillian Ellsay, Heidi Franz, Megan Heath, Kirsti Lay, Katherine Maine, Abigail Mickey, Summer Moak, Sara Poidevin, Emma White.

Rally Cycling men's team 2018 roster: Ryan Anderson, Jesse Anthony, Rob Britton, Robin Carpenter, Matteo Dal-Cin, Adam de Vos, Nigel Ellsay, Charles Bradley Huff, Evan Huffman, Colin Joyce, Ty Magner, Brandon McNulty, Kyle Murphy, Emerson Oronte, Danny Pate, Eric Young.