While the start of the 2019 WorldTour season is still a month away, many of the big teams are starting to move through the gears as they prepare for the new season.
Training camps are being held by almost every professional team this month, and Cyclingnews is the place to keep abreast with it all. We'll give you details of each team's plans - who's where, what they're doing and when.
At Cyclingnews we cover these training camps extensively, attending many of them for exclusive news and interviews, and we'll include links to all our coverage here, so keep checking back for all the latest news, features, interviews, tech, video, and photos from our reporters across Europe.
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AG2R La Mondiale
The AG2R La Mondiale team once again headed to the French Alps at the end of November for the first of their pre-season get-together. With a proper training camp to come in Spain later in December, the team set aside their road bikes and cracked out the cross-country skiis, snow shoes, fat-bikes, and biathlon rifles for team-building fun on the mountain.
A media day was also held with a packed schedule of interviews, the big news being Romain Bardet's decision to ignore the Giro d'Italia for another year and continue to focus exclusively on the Tour de France in 2019.
- AG2R La Mondiale head up the mountain for pre-season camp - Gallery
- Bardet to focus on Tour de France and skip Giro d'Italia
- Bardet calls for ban on race radios
- To come on Cyclingnews: Warbasse, Naesen, Gallopin, Dillier.
Dimension Data
The South African team held its annual pre-season get-together in Cape Town at the end of November. The 2019 roster was confirmed, with all riders and staff present, and bicycles were handed over at the Bulumka Secondary School in the name of the Qhubeka charity.
Trek-Segafredo
Bahrain-Merida
Bora-Hansgrohe
Team Sunweb
CCC Team
Groupama-FDJ
Deceuninck-QuickStep
Lotto Soudal
Astana
Team Jumbo
Team Sky
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