Sheffield has one race in his legs so far this year having raced the Volta ao Algarve. In it, the American showed off his time-trial prowess on stage 4, finishing second behind world champion, Remco Evenepoel in the battle against the clock.
“Magnus has clearly demonstrated, in his brief career so far, that he’s an enormous talent. He’s delivered some outstanding performances on the bike and has huge scope to grow. That promise is coupled with an attitude and demeanor off the bike that makes him a very impressive young professional," says John Allert, CEO of the
INEOS Grenadiers. “The Grenadiers are focused on developing some of the world’s best talent and Magnus is an example of our commitment to that objective. We’re very excited about the career he has ahead and supporting him in achieving the big ambitions that he has set for himself.”