Previous teams Rapha Condor Sharp (2011-12), Motorpoint (2010), Halfords-Bikehut (2009), 100% ME (2007-2008)
Andy Tennant career history
Andy Tennant joined the British Cycling Olympic Academy in 2005, the year that he made his mark on the world stage by winning the individual pursuit at the Junior Track World Championships in Austria.
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Since then, Tennant has competed on the track and road, riding for a variety of domestic British squads alongside his duties for Great Britain and England on the boards. He has held junior, under-23 and senior titles variously at national, European and world level on the track.
He took a landmark victory in the Tour of the Reservoir Premier Calendar road race in 2009, and won the Richmond Grand Prix in 2011.
Tennant failed to make the final four in the team pursuit for the London Olympics, but in 2013 regained his position to contribute to Great Britain's victory in the event at the European Championships.
On the road, Tennant moved to Rapha Condor-JLT in 2012, and then Madison-Genesis in 2013.
Andy Tennant results (wins)
2014
Track World Cup, London: team pursuit
2013
European track championships; team pursuit
2012
Track World Championships; team pursuit
2011
Richmond Grand Prix
2010
European champion, team pursuit
2009
Tour of the Reservoir
Team pursuit, World Cup, Manchester
2008
Under-23 European champion, team pursuit
2007
National champion, team pursuit
2006
Under-23 European champion, team pursuit
2005
Junior world champion, pursuit
Andy Tennant photos
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Tuscan training run with British Cycling Olympic Academy (2007)
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