Jelly Belly Cycling Team

The management is still searching for a title sponsor ahead of 2023.

The Amgen Tour of California's best battles involved riders on U.S. domestic teams as they battled against the sport's biggest stars.

Leah Sturgis, a filmmaker and conservation activist, is backing the new Wildlife Generation team, as well as Cyclestream.tv.

Redlands Bicycle Classic partners with web-streaming startup Cyclestream.tv to offer free, high-definition coverage of the 2019 race.

With the domestic pro road scene crumbling, riders sought support from each other, looked to other cycling disciples, or simply took a hike.

Danny Van Haute will helm a new Continental squad called Wildlife Generation p/b Maxxis in 2019.

Danny Van Haute's Jelly Belly team might fold at the end of the season — and that would leave a critical void in the U.S. development pipeline.

Jelly Belly ends its sponsorship of American pro cycling team after 19 years.

Keegan Swirbul is having the ride of his career at the Tour of Utah while his Jelly Belly team hopes to re-sign with their longtime sponsor.

Under the longest-running sponsorship in American pro cycling, Jelly Belly continues to keep it fun

Jelly Belly hopes to defend Lachlan Morton's advantage to the end. But WorldTour teams will be looking to take down the smaller squad.

The Jelly Belly team will carry on through 2017 with the longest-running sponsor in professional cycling.

Jelly Belly Cycling signs Lachlan Morton and Gavin Mannion and re-signs title sponsor for 16th season