Rohan Dennis (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Dylan Van Baarle (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Luke Rowe (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Egan Bernal (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Leonardo Basso (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Jonathan Castroviejo (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Richard Carapaz (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Eddie Dunbar (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Chris Froome (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Ethan Hayter (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Michał Gołaś (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Owain Doull (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Pavel Sivakov (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Vasil Kiryienka (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Michał Kwiatkowski (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Sebastian Henao (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Brandon Rivera (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Ivan Sosa (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Tao Geoghegan Hart (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Gianni Moscon (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Geraint Thomas (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Christian Knees (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Salvatore Puccio (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Ian Stannard (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Jhonatan Narvaez (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Filippo Ganna (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Carlos Rodriguez (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Ben Swift (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Chris Lawless (Team Ineos) (Image credit: Team Ineos)
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Their team kit may remain unchanged for 2020 but Team Ineos have provided a full roster of riders in this year's Castelli made jersey and shorts.
The images provided by the team show off the entire roster for this year, including headline signings Rohan Dennis and 2019 Giro d'Italia winner Richard Carapaz. The team has welcomed five riders in total for the coming season with youth supplied in the form of Carlos Rodriguez (18), Brandon Smith Rivera (23) and Ethan Hayter (21).
There were several high-profile departures at the end of 2019 with Wout Poels, Diego Rosa and David de la Cruz among the riders who joined rival teams.
The race plans for the team's Grand Tour contenders have yet to be confirmed but it's expected that Egan Bernal will race the Tour de France as he looks to defend his title. Chris Froome is also likely to return to the race after his injury-plagued 2019, while Geraint Thomas has yet to announce his plans.
Both Carapaz and Dennis are set to race the Giro d'Italia in May, with Dennis centering his season around the time trial at the Olympic Games in Tokyo later this summer.
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