Campbell Flakemore in the U-23 mens TT at the 2014 World Road Championships (Watson)
Campbell Flakemore, the 23-year-old BMC rider, has announced that he will not return to the team next season, ending his professional career after just one year.
The Australian joined BMC from the Avanti Racing Team at the start of 2015, having won the U23 World Championships time trial the previous September.
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