Team Ineos / 2019 season

This list describes the team and the successes of the Team Ineos cycling team in the 2019 season .

Success in the UCI WorldTour

date	run	winner
10-17 March	Overall ranking Paris-Nice	Egan Bernal
June 16	7th stage of the Critérium du Dauphiné	Wout Poels
17th of June	8th stage of the Critérium du Dauphiné	Dylan van Baarle
June 21st	7th stage Tour de Suisse	Egan Bernal
16.-23. June	Overall ranking Tour de Suisse	Egan Bernal
6-28 July	Overall ranking Tour de France	Egan Bernal
3rd-9th August	Overall ranking Tour of Poland	Pavel Sivakov
17th August	6th stage BinckBank Tour ( EZF )	Filippo Ganna

Success in the UCI Europe Tour

date	run	Cat.	winner
14th of February	1st stage Tour La Provence ( EZF )	2.1	Filippo Ganna
April 22	1st stage Tour of the Alps	2.HC	Tao Geoghegan Hart
April 23	2nd stage Tour of the Alps	2.HC	Pavel Sivakov
April 25	4th stage Tour of the Alps	2.HC	Tao Geoghegan Hart
22-26 April	Overall ranking Tour of the Alps	2.HC	Pavel Sivakov
2nd to 5th May	Overall ranking Tour de Yorkshire	2.HC	Chris Lawless
2th of June	6th stage Tour of Norway	2.HC	Kristoffer Halvorsen
June 22	3rd stage Route d'Occitanie	2.1	Ivan Sosa
15th of August	3rd stage Burgos Tour	2.HC	Ivan Sosa
17th August	5th stage Burgos Tour	2.HC	Ivan Sosa
13-17 August	Overall ranking Burgos Tour	2.HC	Ivan Sosa
October 10th	Gran Piemonte	1.HC	Egan Bernal

Success in the UCI Oceania Tour

date	run	Cat.	winner
February 1st	3rd stage Herald Sun Tour	2.1	Owain Doull
3 February	5th stage Herald Sun Tour	2.1	Kristoffer Halvorsen
January 30th - February 3rd	Overall ranking Herald Sun Tour	2.1	Dylan van Baarle

National road cycling champions

date	run	winner
June 28th	Spanish Championship - Individual Time Trial	Jonathan Castroviejo
June 28th	Italian Championship - Individual Time Trial	Filippo Ganna
June 30th	British Championship - Road Racing	Ben Swift

team

Team roster
Surname	Date of birth	country	Previous team
Leonardo Basso	December 25, 1993	Italy	General Store Bottoli Zardini (2017)
Egan Bernal	January 13, 1997	Colombia	Androni-Sidermec-Bottecchia (2017)
Jonathan Castroviejo	April 27, 1987	Spain	Movistar (2017)
David de la Cruz	May 6, 1989	Spain	Quick-Step Floors (2017)
Owain Doull	May 2, 1993	United Kingdom	Team Wiggins (2016)
Eddie Dunbar	September 1, 1996	Ireland
Kenny Elissonde	July 22, 1991	France	FDJ (2016)
Chris Froome	May 20, 1985	United Kingdom	Barloworld (2009)
Filippo Ganna	July 25, 1996	Italy	UAE Team Emirates (2018)
Tao Geoghegan Hart	March 30, 1995	United Kingdom	Axeon-Hagens Berman (2016)
Michał Gołaś	April 29, 1984	Poland	Etixx-Quick Step (2015)
Kristoffer Halvorsen	April 13, 1996	Norway	Joker Icopal (2017)
Sebastián Henao	5th August 1993	Colombia	Colombia-Coldeportes (2013)
Vasil Kiryenka	June 28, 1981	Belarus	Movistar (2012)
Christian Knees	March 5th 1981	Germany	Milram (2010)
Michał Kwiatkowski	June 2, 1990	Poland	Etixx-Quick Step (2015)
Chris Lawless	November 4th 1995	United Kingdom	Axeon-Hagens Berman (2017)
Gianni Moscon	April 20, 1994	Italy	Zalf Euromobil Désirée Fior (2015)
Jhonatan Narvaez	March 4, 1997	Ecuador	Quick-Step Floors (2018)
Wout Poels	1st October 1987	Netherlands	Omega Pharma - Quick Step (2014)
Salvatore Puccio	August 31, 1989	Italy
Diego Rosa	March 27, 1989	Italy	Astana (2016)
Luke Rowe	March 10, 1990	United Kingdom	100% me (2011)
Pavel Sivakov	July 11, 1997	Russia	BMC Development (2017)
Iván Sosa	October 31, 1997	Colombia	Androni Giocattoli-Sidermec (2018)
Ian Stannard	May 25, 1987	United Kingdom	ISD-Neri (2009)
Ben Swift	5th November 1987	United Kingdom	UAE Team Emirates (2018)
Geraint Thomas	May 25, 1986	United Kingdom	Barloworld (2009)
Dylan van Baarle	May 21, 1992	Netherlands	Cannondale-Drapac (2017)
Source: UCI

Web links

• Team Ineos / 2019 season in the database of ProCyclingStats.com