January 30, 2020

As the 2020 cycling season begins, Garmin, with Tacx, is pleased to announce its professional team sponsorships, which includes several world champion cyclists, all using the latest Garmin and Tacx products.

The teams that will be sponsored by both Garmin and Tacx include: female and male Michelton-SCOTT teams, with the world’s number 1 female road cyclist, Annemiek van Vleuten; SCOTT-SRAM MTB Racing, which includes eight-time XC MTB World Champion, Nino Schurter; 2019 Grand Tour winning Team Jumbo-Visma; EF Pro Cycling; Astana Pro Cycling; NTT Pro Cycling; CANYON//SRAM Racing and Team Total Direct Energie.

Garmin-sponsored professional cycling teams include: Team INEOS, who has two 2019 Grand Tour winners; the male and female Movistar Teams; female and male Trek-Segafredo Pro Cycling teams, consisting of the male UCI World Champion; female and male Rally Cycling teams; CUBE Action Team; Trek Factory Racing and CLIF Pro Team.

Tacx-sponsored professional cycling teams include: Deceuninck – Quick-Step Team; male and female Lotto Soudal teams; Boels Dolmans; CCC-Liv; Bigla-Katusha; Sport Vlaanderen-Baloise; Telenet Baloise Lions and CST PostNL Bafang MTB Racing Team.

For
the first time, we have teams who can take advantage of the full Garmin and
Tacx ecosystem, and we’re proud to have the best riders in the world in many
different disciplines riding for us.

Teams sponsored by Garmin will be equipped with a variety of Edge^{cycling computers, such as the Edge 130, 530, 830 or 1030.}

They will also be riding with the Varia RTL510 rearview radar during training, which will warn of vehicles approaching from behind, while a tail light brightens and flashes to alert drivers of a cyclist ahead. The teams also use a wide variety of our other products, such as wearables and sat navs to get from race to race.

Several Tacx-sponsored teams will be able to take their training indoors with smart trainers, including the NEO 2T Smart. This is admired within the industry for its unique features including road feel, dynamic inertia and descent simulation, making training feel more lifelike.

Additionally, many of the sponsored teams will be
training and racing with Tacx bottles and bottle cages.

We cannot wait to see how our teams and riders get on in 2020. Follow GarminCycling’s social channels for insights from all of our professional teams throughout 2020.