Cannondale-Drapac jersey
Cannondale Pro Cycling will be known as Cannondale-Drapac Pro Cycling frome the 2016 Tour de France and beyond in a co-sponsorship deal announced on Thursday. The deal with the US-registered team will run for five years.
American-based property funds management business Drapac Capital Partners currently sponsors a Professional Continental level outfit, but the company's sponsorship of a WorldTour-level team means that they have fulfilled their goal of riding in the Tour.
Cannondale-Drapac Pro Cycling 2016 Tour de France team
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