British Cycling has announced its full squad for 2014/2015 having recently completed its final intake for its Academy Programme.
Much of the Olympic Podium Programme roster remains unchanged, but sees Katie Archibald, Tre Whyte, Kyle Evans and Grant Ferguson step up to the top level programme as well as the addition of former Academy rider Mark Christian and endurance track rider Ciara Horne.
Great Britain Cycling Team Squad for 2014/15
Cycling one of Britain's 'best loved sports', says British Cycling president
Bradley Wiggins hopes his development team will find the next British superstar
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