Nicolas Roche (Team Sky) has joined to the team to help Chris Froome (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Team Sky's hotel in Mallorca (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Tour de France contender Chris Froome (Team Sky) (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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The Team Sky riders set out on their training ride (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Dave Brailsford is ready for action at the Team Sky camp (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Winter training camp for Team Sky in Mallorca (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Winter training camp for Team Sky in Mallorca (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Chris Froome (Team Sky) (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Nicolas Roche (Team Sky) (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Chris Froome (Team Sky) rolls out for training (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Media were out in force to join Team Sky on a ride (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Nicolas Roche in his new Team Sky kit (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Chris Foome (Team Sky) is looking to peak for the Tour de France (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Konig has moved from Netapp to Team Sky (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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A lone Team Sky rider makes his way up a climb (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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The media wait patiently for the Team Sky riders (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Team Sky out training in Mallorca (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Lars Petter Nordhaug has come back to Team Sky in 2015 (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Dave Brailsford (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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(Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Nicolas Roche (Team Sky) comes down for a morning training ride (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Chris Froome (Team Sky) comes down for a morning training ride (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Team Sky plain their 2020 vision for the future (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Elia Viviani in his new colours for 2015 (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Marginal adjustments at the Team Sky training camp (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Nicolas Portal enjoys a joke with the Team Sky riders (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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(Image credit: Peter Goding)
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The riders at Team Sky enjoy the January sun in Mallorca (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Dave Brailsford holds court with the the cycling media (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Nicolas Roche's Pinarello Dogma (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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The Team Sky Pinarello Dogman bikes (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Chris Froome's Pinarello Dogman stands out (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Froome and Team Sky will target the Tour de France in 2015 (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Dave Brailsford and the Team Sky management show off their new vision (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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The gloves are off for Team Sky in 2015 (Image credit: Peter Goding)
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Team Sky out training in Mallorca (Image credit: Peter Goding)
In preparation of the 2015 season, Team Sky is holding a training camp in Alcudía, Mallorca with Chris Froome and many of his teammates laying the foundations for what will be an important year after a 2014 season beset by injury, illness and defeat.
The British WorldTour team have bolstered their attacking and defensive options in the winter with a raft of new recruits in a bid to plug holes and add dynamism to its roster. The core of the outfit remains relatively unchanged with Chris Froome once again the team’s linchpin and Richie Porte assigned to the role of plucky Giro d’Italia contender and Tour de France domestique deluxe. New signings include sprinters Elia Viviani and Andy Fenn, stage racers Nicolas Roche, Wout Poels, Leopold König and Lars Petter Nordhaug, who returns after a two-year spell at Belkin.
Team manager Dave Brailsford revealed what he called a 2020 vision for the next five-year chapter of the team. Perhaps the biggest shift is the move away from Bradley Wiggins as team leader, with the Briton moving to his own Continental team in May 2014 as he plans to regain world domination on the track at the 2016 Rio Olympics.
The 2012 Tour de France winner was a noticeable absentee from the team’s media day on Sunday with Porte also dispatched to Australia as he leads the line alongside Geraint Thomas in the Tour Down Under.
And while Brailsford has his 2020 vision, so does photographer Peter Goding, who took these images of the team out training.
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