The riders who have won the most in INEOS Grenadiers' long history - Froome, Wiggins, Pidcock...

INEOS Grenadiers, or as it used to be called until 2018, Team Sky, was created in 2010. Throughout its 16 seasons of existence, a few riders stood out, and a few have won a lot - both in quantity and quality. Take the likes of Chris Froome or Bradley Wiggins, or more recent figures such as Filippo Ganna and Egan Bernal... We take a look at who were the riders that have won the most during their time with the British team.

The one that tops the charts, in quantity and quality, is of course, Chris Froome. The Briton simply takes the crown on both aspects taking into consideration how he has won the Tour de France on four occasions, the Vuelta a España on two and also has a Giro d'Italia title to his name. He has multiple stage wins in all Grand Tours as well as multiple GC wins in the very prestigious Criterium du Dauphiné, often termed the 'mini Tour'. Froome takes the top of the charts and has been part of 48 victories - twice winning team time trials, adding to his 46 pro wins.

In second place surprisingly is a rider that doesn't have as many years with the team, or isn't as closely linked to it: Filippo Ganna. But the Italian is a proven winner and for several years the best time trialist in the world. He was the one that got away for UAE, and after joining INEOS he became the time trialiing superpower he is today. Up to the 2025 season, he has taken 34 wins in the INEOS jersey, many of them wearing a World, European or national title.

In third place we have a tie between two Tour de France winners: Bradley Wiggins and Geraint Thomas. Both have extreme importance to the team, with Wiggins being the first rider of the team to win the Tour de France, and winning often in his shorter term with the team. Geraint Thomas has spent his entire pro career with the British team, and the only rider who has been present in its entire existence. He has also won the Tour de France in 2018, both having won 27 times for the team.

Edvald Boasson Hagen was the fifth top winner in the team, although he was only part of it between the 2010 and 2014 seasons. In five years, he averaged five victories per season, taking him close to the top of the charts. This included big ones too, including triumphs at the Tour de France, Renewi Tour, Bretagne Classic and Hamburg Cyclassics.

Making it to the list are also Elia Viviani with 23, Michal Kwiatkowski with 22, Ethan Hayter with 20, Egan Bernal and Richie Porte who are tied with 19 to close out the Top10.