A new name, but the same goals: the rebranded JLT-Condor team will aim to develop young riders as well as winning the biggest domestic races in 2015.
Following the departure of clothing company Rapha, whose six-year involvement with the UCI-ranked team finishes at the end of 2014, insurance broker JLT will step up from being the team’s secondary to title sponsor for at least two years.
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Forget distance covered, these are the key stats to note in your Strava Year in SportWe asked a coach how to best analyse our end of year Strava data
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'She should show a bit more respect' - Lotte Kopecky responds to Demi Vollering commentsThe pair seemingly had one last fractious year together at SD Worx-Protime in 2024
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'I don’t know how we’ve done it': Tom Stewart becomes first Brit to win Tour de Normandie since 1985JLT Condor celebrate successful Tour de Normandie, with overall victory, stage win and points classification
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Germain Burton returns to racing with new JLT Condor contractJLT Condor announces signing of Germain Burton and Oliver Wood for 2018
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12 JLT-Condor team bikes stolen from Condor warehouseWorth around £5,000 each, 12 JLT-Condor team bikes have been stolen from the Condor warehouse in south London, with thieves using angle grinders to break in.
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Chris Lawless 'needs to aim for stage wins' in Tour of NormandyJLT-Condor manager John Herety says the squad's Chris Lawless should be aiming for victories to attract the attention of Pro Continental teams
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Tour of Normandy: The French race with a long history of British successThis year's Tour of Normandy begins on Monday, March 21, with 14 British riders competing. Raleigh-GAC, JLT-Condor and Madison-Genesis are all riding
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The Alliance of British Drivers missed one crucial fact when complaining about speeding cyclistsThe Alliance of British Drivers claims that cyclists are racing through the streets of London based on looking at Strava stats, but there's one thing they've missed
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JLT Condor's Chris Lawless takes Britain's first road win of 2016
Chris Lawless, who joined JLT Condor over the winter, gets his, and Britain's, first professional win of the season in the New Zealand Cycle Classic
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Russ Downing among nine new JLT-Condor signings for 2016Elite Road Series winner Steve Lampier and Elite Circuit Series victor Jon Mould also join John Herety's squad.
