Movistar

Nairo Quintana can be seen clinging onto a spare bike wheel on a neutral service bike after Chris Froome's crash on Mont Ventoux

By Stuart Clarke Published 15 July 16

Movistar explain to Cycling Weekly that the broken bike of Imanol Erviti was hidden to keep sponsors happy

By Gregor Brown Published 7 September 15

Quintana says Chris Froome is still his number one rival at the Tour despite no wins this season

By Gregor Brown Published 30 June 17

Movistar's Beñat Intxausti solos to victory ahead of Mikel Landa and Sebastian Reichenbach on stage eight of the Giro d'Italia

By Stuart Clarke Published 16 May 15

After a stressful first week, the Tour de France finally heads into the mountains of the Pyrenees, where Nairo Quintana's team say his race will truly begin

By Gregor Brown Published 14 July 15

Movistar rider Alex Dowsett believes less track training and more road riding is the key to a faster Hour campaign

By Maria David Published 6 December 16

Movistar rider Alex Dowsett says he's at a point where he should be supporting GC riders in back-to-back Grand Tours

By Gregor Brown Published 13 March 17

The Spanish team were informed of the AAF by the UCI on Wednesday night

By Richard Windsor Published 28 June 18

The Spaniard gets his first taste of cobbled racing at E3 Harelbeke

By Gregor Brown Published 23 March 18

Movistar leader Nairo Quintana to be backed by strong team of domestiques as he tackles the 2017 Giro d'Italia (May 5-28)

By Nigel Wynn Published 1 May 17

The British Movistar rider is fighting to hold on as the race moves through the Pyrenees, with more to come next week in the Alps before Paris

By Nick Bull Published 16 July 15

Tom Dumoulin and Marcel Kittel hogged many of the headlines from the first week of the Giro d'Italia, but here's who else stood out for us

By Stuart Clarke Published 16 May 16

Nairo Quintana posted from Colombia that he'll return to Europe for the World Championships and race the Tour again next year

By Gregor Brown Published 17 August 17

Movistar boss Eusebio Unzué praised Team Sky after their dominating win with Geraint Thomas at the Tour de France

By Gregor Brown Published 1 August 18

The Movistar rider was reportedly injured after colliding with a disc brake at Paris-Roubaix, but Lampre-Merida manager Brent Copeland says he find that difficult to believe

By Gregor Brown Published 13 April 16

Colombian Giro d'Italia leader Nairo Quintana says he's "showing the fans what they want to see"

By Gregor Brown Published 30 May 14

Jonathan Castroviejo is first rider to wear the leader's jersey in the 2014 Vuelta a Espana

By Stephen Puddicombe Published 23 August 14

Spaniard pips Peter Sagan to the line to take his ninth career win at the Vuelta a España, as Esteban Chaves retains his overall lead

By Richard Windsor Published 25 August 15

Mikel Nieve attacked from a large breakaway to take a solo victory on the Giro d'Italia mountain stage as Andrey Amador took pink from Bob Jungels

By Richard Windsor Published 20 May 16

The Spaniard suffered a bad day on the final climb of stage 19, and now sits over a minute behind race leader Simon Yates

By Gregor Brown Published 14 September 18

Movistar rider Nairo Quintana has very little experience of riding on cobblestones so checked out the Tour de France pavé ahead of time with his teammates

By Stuart Clarke Published 23 March 15

Movistar's Ion Izagirre wins the Tour de Romandie prologue by six seconds from Tom Dumoulin with Michal Kwiatkowski and Geraint Thomas third and fourth

By Stuart Clarke Published 26 April 16

Annemiek van Vleuten will be leaving Mitchelton-Scott for Movistar.

By Alex Ballinger Published 31 August 20

Colombian overall hope Nairo Quintana quits Tour of Spain after second crash in two days

By Nigel Wynn Published 3 September 14

Essex time trialist notes differences between his past and present pro teams

By Sophie Smith Published 1 May 13

Nairo Quintana, like Chris Froome, will try to win both the Tour de France and Olympic Games road race in 2016

By Gregor Brown Published 11 October 15

With no racing on the horizon, teams are finding their own ways of dealing with the global coronavirus crisis.

By Alex Ballinger Published 3 April 20