Double Olympic gold-medallist Tom Pidcock is to leave cycling team INEOS Grenadiers at the end of this season. The 25-year-old, INEOS’ highest-paid rider, had publicly expressed his frustration with the team in October.

Great Britain's Tom Pidcock is to leave the Ineos Grendiers team at the end of the season despite having three years left on his five-year contract.

Tom Pidcock has parted company with Ineos Grenadiers by mutual consent after the British squad terminated his contract, which was due to run until 2027, it was announced on Wednesday. Pidcock, 25, joined Ineos Grenadiers in 2021 and won five road races for the team including the Alpe d’Huez stage of the 2022 Tour de France along with one-day

Tom Pidcock has departed Ineos Grenadiers with immediate effect after the team reached agreement to end the rider’s contract early. Pidcock had been tied down by Ineos through to the end of 2027 but is free to seek new employers after a year in which he reportedly clashed repeatedly with his team.

Double Olympic mountain bike champion Tom Pidcock will leave his team Ineos Grenadiers at the end of the season, the British cycling team announced on Wednesday. The 25-year-old, who has been racing with Ineos since 2021,

Yorkshire’s Olympic mountain bike champion Tom Pidcock is leaving the Ineos Grenadiers by mutual consent, the British team have announced.

Tom Pidcock and Ineos Grenadiers have parted ways by mutual consent, cycling journalist Daniel Benson reports. INEOS Grenadiers is expected to issue a press release later today. With his contract dissolved,

Ineos Grenadiers have confirmed that Tom Pidcock will be leaving the team in a statement. It follows earlier reports that the 25-year-old had agreed to part ways with the British team by mutually amicable agreement.