Ineos Grenadiers’ 500th victory was claimed by a woman; why do they still not have a team?

The British squad is one of the richest in cycling - but Ineos still won’t stump up for a women’s team

Pauline Ferrand-Prevot
(Image credit: Ineos Grenadiers)
Adam Becket
Adam Becket

News editor at Cycling Weekly, Adam brings his weekly opinion on the goings on at the upper echelons of our sport. 

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Ineos Grenadiers championed the 500th victory of their existence over the weekend, with Pauline Ferrand-Prévot claiming the win at a French Cup mountain bike race. 

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