Team Bora Hansgrohe will ride on SRAM next season. 📷: Emil Herzog
BORA-Hansgrohe return to SRAM as their groupset provider after nine years with Shimano
CyclingTuesday, 12 December 2023 at 04:00
BORA-Hansgrohe are set to make the switch from Shimano groupsets to SRAM in 2024, Cyclingnews confirms. The move will see the German team switch away from Shimano after a nine year stint using the Japanese brand's groupsets following a switch in the opposite direction (from SRAM to Shimano) back in 2015.
"I can confirm that BORA-Hansgrohe is moving over to SRAM next season," Shimano's head of PR and Relations, Jonathan Davis, confirmed the rumours of recent days, that were sparkled by a photo published by Emil Herzog.
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