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Ineos Grenadiers extend distinguished partnership with Pinarello

The British team confirmed they will remain in collaboration with the Italian manufacturer for the next three years.

by Joe Morgan
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One of the most recognisable partnerships in modern cycling is set to continue as Ineos Grenadiers have renewed their partnership with Italian bike manufacturer Pinarello for three additional years, extending a collaboration that began when the team was formed in 2010.

"Pinarello has been part of our story from day one. What defines this relationship is the genuine collaboration and shared belief that technology, elite performance, and attention to detail can achieve great things," said Sir Dave Brailsford in a statement released by the British team.

"With Fausto [Pinarello] and his team steeped in cycling's rich heritage, we've designed and built bikes that have changed the sport. We're excited to keep pushing forward, innovating together and building on that success over the next three years."

Riders racing for the British team on Pinarello bikes have won a plethora of major races, including 12 Grand Tour wins, 7 of which were the Tour de France, as well as 3 monuments. 

Beyond the road, the successful partnership has seen track success for riders such as Filippo Ganna and off-road glory for Tom Pidcock and Pauline-Ferrand-Prévot, when they were riders of Ineos.

Pinarello President Fausto Pinarello expressed enthusiasm about continuing the relationship, saying, "I'm delighted that our unique partnership is continuing. Together with the INEOS Grenadiers, we've achieved incredible things over the years - World Championships, Hour Records, success in mountain bike and cyclo-cross, and of course, Grand Tour and other major victories on the road."

"What makes this relationship so special is that it goes far beyond sponsorship. We know each other deeply - our teams share ideas, push innovation, and are open to new technologies and materials that keep us at the very cutting edge of performance," said Pinarello

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