Team Ineos during stage four of the Tour de Suisse 2019 (Photo by Tim de Waele/Getty Images)
After much speculation, the eight riders who will be looking to deliver Ineos a fifth consecutive Tour de France title have been named.
Geraint Thomas is set to be accompanied by an impressively strong line-up, with Egan Bernal providing a back-up option for the general classification after a dominant win at the recent Tour de Suisse.
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