Dec 4, 2015

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling is delighted to confirm that Audrey Cordon-Ragot will remain as part of the back and orange squad in 2016. The French Time Trial Champion was at the centre of so much of the team’s success in 2015, with appearances stretching from the Tour of Qatar in February, right through to the team’s last appearance of the season in the Team Time...

Dec 1, 2015

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling is delighted to confirm that Amy Roberts and Anna Christian have recommitted to the team for 2016, emphasising the black and orange squad’s commitment to the development of the best young British riders. Both riders are just 20 years of age, but have been an invaluable part of the team in 2015, and expect to be even better in 2016....

Nov 16, 2015

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling is delighted and proud to announce that Japanese Champion Mayuko Hagiwara has renewed her contract, and will spend a fourth straight year as part of the black and orange squad. The Japanese Champion has been part of the team since its inception in 2013, and is one of the most popular riders with her teammates and the staff. A tireless...

Oct 10, 2015

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling’s Elisa Longo Borghini has closed her incredible 2015 season with a stunning solo solo victory in the Giro Dell’Emilia. After attacking no less than three times on the steep climb to the Madonna di San Luca Sanctuary, above the Emilia Romagna capital Bologna, the 23-year-old Italian – dressed in the Azzura-blue of her national...

Sep 29, 2015

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling is excited and proud to announce that Dani King has recommitted herself to the team for at least one more season. The 24-year-old Olympic Champion from Hampshire, on the south coast of England, has been a part of the black and orange team since its creation in 2013 and – having won her Olympic Gold in the Velodrome of London 2012...

Sep 27, 2015

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling’s Elisa Longo Borghini finished agonisingly close to the medals in today’s World Championship Road Race, in Richmond, Virginia, as she crossed the line in fourth place in a highly selective group. Great Britain’s Lizzie Armitstead took the victory, ahead of the Netherlands Anna van der Breggen, while Italian Longo Borghini was just...