Britain’s most successful cyclist Chris Froome is to leave Team Ineos and join Israel Start-Up Nation.
After 10 years and four Tour de France titles won with Sir Dave Brailsford’s Ineos (formerly Team Sky), Froome, 35, said: “We have achieved so much together and I will always treasure the memories.”
He will join Israel Start-Up Nation from next season who will focus on him as sole team leader.
Froome will compete for Ineos at this year’s Tour, which begins on 29 August.
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