Helen Wyman racing on the road. Photo: Andy Jones
Bike manufacturer Trek has announced they will sponsor the newly professional women’s cycling team Matrix Fitness for the 2015 season.
“Sponsoring the Matrix Fitness team as they make the step to the pro ranks is meaningful for a number of reasons. We’ve been dedicated to women cyclists ever since our first Women’s Specific Design bike hit the market in 1999,” said Chris Garrison of Trek UK.
Elinor Barker signs to Matrix Fitness-Vulpine for 2015
Laura Trott signs to Matrix Fitness-Vulpine team for 2015
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