Modern Adventure Pro Cycling

Pro Tour Team

Modern Adventure Pro Cycling is an American UCI ProTeam professional cycling team managed by George Hincapie. Founded in 2026, the squad builds on Hincapie’s U.S. development roots while targeting a European spring campaign. The team combines a sprint-and-classics core with growing stage‑race ambitions. Here is all the information regarding Modern Adventure Pro Cycling.

Full official team name and common short name

Modern Adventure Pro Cycling is the registered name; most will shorten it to Modern Adventure or MAP.

Team category and status

Modern Adventure Pro Cycling is a UCI ProTeam in 2026.

Modern Adventure
Modern Adventure

Country of registration and base location

The team is United States registered.

Founding year and origin story

Launched in 2026 by Modern Adventure with George Hincapie as Team Principal, the project brings back a familiar American development to pro pathway and pairs it with content driven storytelling and a ProTeam built to win.

Cor Vos
Cor Vos

Current title sponsor and key partners

Title partner is Modern Adventure, a travel company, and the bike partner is Factor.

Flagship races targeted

The team targets wildcard starts at Opening Weekend, E3, Gent–Wevelgem and Paris–Roubaix, with Scheldeprijs and Brugge–De Panne as key opportunities for pure speed. At home, the marquee goals are the North American WorldTour races in Québec and Montréal, plus the Maryland Cycling Classic and US Pro Nationals. If invited, the calendar also leaves room for selected Grand Tour sprint stages and breakaway raids.

Leadership and key staff

Former pro George Hincapie serves as General Manager, working alongside Richard Hincapie in the same role, with Joey Rosskopf as Sports Director and Alex Howes and Ty Magner as assistant sports directors, while Bobby Julich supports the staff group.

Team profile

Name
Modern Adventure Pro Cycling
Division
Pro Tour Team
Nationality
United States
Established
2026
UCI ranking
36
Bike supplier
Factor

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