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AT85 Pro Cycling was a British UCI Continental cycling team founded in 2017 by sports director Tim Elverson.[2] The team folded on 17 March 2023.[3]
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| Team information | |
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| UCI code | RDW |
| Registered | United Kingdom |
| Founded | 2017 |
| Disbanded | 2023 |
| Discipline(s) | Road |
| Status | UCI Continental |
| Bicycles | Canyon |
| Website | Team home page |
| Key personnel | |
| General manager | Tim Elverson[1] |
| Team name history | |
2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 | Bike Channel–Canyon Canyon Eisberg Canyon dhb p/b Bloor Homes Canyon dhb p/b Soreen Canyon dhb SunGod WiV SunGod AT85 Pro Cycling |
The team formed as Bike Channel–Canyon in 2017. It recorded three wins during its inaugural season, all at the Tour of Quanzhou Bay. Stage 1 was won by Harry Tanfield, with Rory Townsend taking the lead in the minor classifications.[4] Max Stedman won stage 2 of the race taking the lead on the Queen stage, he held the lead at the end of the following stage to win the race overall.[5]
On 1 January 2018, the team announced that Eisberg had stepped up its sponsorship to allow the team to function after Bike Channel went into administration.[6]
The team enjoyed two hugely successful seasons. Some of the highlights of their 2018 campaign include Harry Tanfield winning stage one of the Tour de Yorkshire, which led to him being signed by World Tour team Team Katusha–Alpecin. The team won the overall title in the Tour Series, the UK's premier circuit racing championship. Charlie Tanfield became a world champion in the UCI Track Cycling World Championships team pursuit and won a gold medal in the individual pursuit at the Commonwealth Games. He was also crowned British under-23-time trial champion on the road. Ryan Christensen, Max Stedman, and Charlie Tanfield were selected to race at the under-23 UCI Road World Championships in Austria, the latter in the time trial. At the Tour of Britain, the team recorded three top-10 stage finishes, Max Stedman was 20th in the general classification, and Alex Paton won the Eisberg sprints jersey.
2019 was another successful year for the team with multiple UK and European podiums. Some highlights included winning the Tour Series overall title for a second year running, a top 10 in the Tour de Yorkshire and the Tour of Britain, and the Eisberg sprints jersey at the Tour of Britain for the second time.
In December 2020, Elverson announced that the team had acquired sponsorship from British sunglasses maker 'SunGod' and that the team's name for the 2021 racing season would become Canyon DHB SunGod.[7]
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Overall Tour of Quanzhou Bay, Max Stedman
Overall Tour de la Mirabelle, Robert Scott
Ireland National Road Race Championships, Rory Townsend
British U23 Time Trial, Charlie Tanfield
Team pursuit, UCI Track World Championships Charlie Tanfield
Individual pursuit Charlie TanfieldSeamless Wikipedia browsing. On steroids.
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