The end of the 2016 season has arrived, and the record for the IAM Cycling team is quite extraordinary. They succeeded in capturing stage wins at the Tour de France, the Giro d'Italia, the Tour de Suisse, and two stages at the Vuelta a España! Nevertheless, the team did not succeed in finding a co-sponsor.

In the days after its farewell race at Paris-Tours, following four wonderful years in the professional peloton, IAM Cycling will still be well represented by riders participating at the 2016 world championships in Qatar.

Clément Chevrier will miss his last race with IAM Cycling at the Tour of Lombardy.

Though he seldom has the opportunity to race in his home country, Holst Enger is excited to be lining up for the 9th edition of the Tour des Fjords.

In years past, the Brittany Classic West France, formerly known as the Grand Prix de Plouay, has always been raced over a demanding circuit, though this year it has received a facelift.

Heinrich Haussler, who loves the spring classics in Flanders, can find the same thrill and adrenaline rush in Germany in August.

THE STATEMENT: “For me the Arctic Race of Norway marks the official beginning of the last part of the season,” explained Stef Clement, who showed particularly strong form in July during the Tour de France.

From Jérôme Coppel. “The Tour de l'Ain is a great race to start my farewell to competition with complete serenity.”

Before turning their attention to the Tour of Utah, the IAM Cycling team will be conducting a training camp in the Park City area. Based at over 2000 meters above sea level, the Swiss professional team will take advantage of these optimal conditions in order to perfect its preparation for the US stage race.