News: 2020 CAMS Tifosi Team

The CAMS Tifosi women’s cycling team is hugely excited to reveal the complete rider line-up for the forthcoming 2020 racing season and confirm UCI Women’s Continental Team status

News: 2020 CAMS Tifosi Team

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The CAMS Tifosi women’s cycling team is hugely excited to reveal the complete rider line-up for the forthcoming 2020 racing season and confirm UCI Women’s Continental Team status. The final three riders, Great Britain Cycling Team rider Megan Barker, Grace Garner and Natalie Grinczer, will join the eight riders already introduced as the team gears up for the 2020 season having signed an unprecedented three-year sponsorship deal with CAMS.

Grace Garner

Megan Barker said: “I’m excited to join CAMS Tifosi. The stability of the three year sponsorship deal will allow the team to focus on the development of riders and getting results.”

The full team line-up is:

Megan Barker
Rebecca Durrell
Jessica Finney
Illi Gardner
Grace Garner
Natalie Grinczer
Charmaine Porter
Jennifer Powell
Katie Scott
Gabriella Shaw
Jo Tindley

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The successful UCI Women’s Continental Team status elevates the CAMS Tifosi team into an exclusive group of just 40 women’s teams from around the world; and in 2020, just two of those are from the UK.

CAMS (Cycling Accident Management Services), part of the London Stock Exchange listed company Anexo Group PLC, is one of the UK’s leading accident management companies. CAMS and the wider group has been helping people who have been involved in car, motorcycle and cycling accidents since the company was founded in 1996. Since then we have assisted thousands of clients by taking away the inconvenience that inevitably results from losses incurred in any accident.

This sponsorship deal has been specifically tailored to enable the team to enjoy long-term stability and focus on rider development. Valentina Slater, CAMS Director, said: “We are really excited about being able to back the CAMS Tifosi team over such a long period of time and we are really looking forward to seeing the results of our investment over the coming three years. We very much see this sponsorship as a way CAMS can continue to put something back into the cycling world.”

CAMS Tifosi team Sports Director Simon Howes said: “There has been a lot of hard work getting to where we are today but we have a strong team and with the backing of CAMS we know we can work on the development of the riders and also results. This is a long-term sponsorship deal and it helps us all to look forward to successful team development.”