Eri Yonamine signs with Human Powered Health for 2022

SARPSBORG NORWAY AUGUST 12 Eri Yonamine of Japan and Team Tibco Silicon Valley Bank prior to the 7th Ladies Tour Of Norway 2021 Stage 1 a 1415km stage from Halden to Sarpsborg LTourOfNorway LTON21 UCIWWT on August 12 2021 in Sarpsborg Norway Photo by Luc ClaessenGetty Images
Eri Yonamine (TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank) signs on at the Ladies Tour of Norway 2021 (Image credit: Getty Images Sport)

Japan’s Eri Yonamine is shifting from one US-based team to another in 2022 with the 30 year old completing the women’s roster at Human Powered Health, formerly known as Rally Cycling.

Yonamine, who spent 2021 with TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank, hasn’t had the easiest of seasons after struggling with iliac artery endofibrosis, a thickening of the iliac artery, which led her to finish racing after World Championships so she could undergo surgery in October.

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