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Neither Rigoberto Uran or Romain Bardet look like they can overturn Chris Froome's lead in the Tour de France, according to Uran's Cannondale-Drapac boss

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 20 July 17

Cannondale-Drapac say they were feeling the pressure to win a WorldTour race, but followed up one at the Tour of California with a second at the Giro d'Italia on stage 17

By Gregor Brown Published 24 May 17

American team Cannondale-Drapac are unable to find enough financial backing for 2018

By Gregor Brown Published 26 August 17

'Pressure in both directions' in regards to disc brake use from teams and from fellow riders

By Gregor Brown Published 4 March 17

Team Sky are reportedly close to signing promising Cannondale-Drapac rider Dylan van Baarle, a former winner of the Tour of Britain in 2014.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 14 September 17

Tour de France 2013, stage nine: Movistar put the pressure on Chris Froome as the race leader is isolated from Team Sky

By Cycling Weekly Published 7 July 13

Britain’s first winner of 2019 Dan McLay has praised the growing success of home-grown talent.

By Alex Ballinger Published 27 February 19

Cannondale-Drapac are looking for new avenues of investment to help them compete for the biggest wins in the future

By Jeffrey Stern Published 15 May 17

Peter Sagan's move to Tinkoff-Saxo is confirmed as the future for Cannondale looks likely to be a merger with another team

By Cycling Weekly Published 8 August 14

Custom paintjob on a Cannondale SuperSix Evo for points classification leader Peter Sagan at the Tour de France

By Andy Jones Published 13 July 14

Liege-Bastogne-Liege 2013: Daniel Martin comes out on top after Garmin-Sharp play out the perfect tactical race

By Cycling Weekly Published 21 April 13

The American rides on with the hope the pain will subside as the race goes on

By Gregor Brown Published 9 July 18

Hugh Carthy to make WorldTour debut with Cannondale-Drapac in 2017 after impressive season with Spanish team Caja Rural

By Nigel Wynn Published 2 August 16

South African directing Garmin-Sharp at the Tour Down Under

By Sophie Smith Published 22 January 14

Garmin's team leader is the latest GC rider to quit the Tour after crashing twice in two days earlier in the race.

By Simon Richardson Published 17 July 14

Cannondale-Garmin announced the signing of Phil Gaimon and and re-signing of Ben King on Friday following Jonathan Vaughters' cryptic tweet on Thursday afternoon

By Cycling Weekly Published 16 October 15

Cannondale-Drapac reached the podium at Paris-Roubaix despite losing two key riders in Sep Vanmarcke and Taylor Phinney

By Jeffrey Stern Published 10 April 17

We take a close look at Cannondale-Garmin pro Ryder Hesjedal's SuperSix EVO Hi-Mod team bike. Photos by Graham Watson

By Nigel Wynn Published 19 January 15

Jack Bauer says he learnt a lot from being caught on the line on stage 15 of the 2014 Tour de France, and took victory from the breakaway in Thursday's Tour of Britain stage

By Sophie Hurcom Published 8 September 16

The Australian took just under 159 hours to complete the four-'stage' race

By Jonny Long Published 29 June 19

Cannondale–Drapac is sending Taylor Phinney to the start line of the Tour of Flanders this Sunday for his first Classic with his new team.

By Simon Collis Published 31 March 17

Mark Cavendish describes Peter Sagan as a 'once in a generation rider' after the Slovak's Tirreno-Adriatico stage win

By Cycling Weekly Published 8 March 13

American Cannondale-Drapac team will be led by Michael Woods and Tom-Jelte Slagter at the Tour Down Under (January 17-22)

By Nigel Wynn Published 10 January 17

Garmin-Sharp team boss Jonathan Vaughters talks about non-selection of Scot David Millar for Tour's British Grand Depart

By Gregor Brown Published 3 July 14

In a series of cryptic tweets, Trek Factory Racing announce that Ryder Hesjedal will join the team next year from Cannondale-Garmin

By Stuart Clarke Published 26 August 15

Slipstream Sports retains Canadian Grand Tour hope Michael Woods on a two-year contract extension

By Nigel Wynn Published 17 October 17

The breakaway stays away by less than 10 metres, with Jack Bauer taking the win on stage five of the Tour of Britain

By Stuart Clarke Published 8 September 16