Cameron Meyer at the 2016 Tour Down Under (Sunada)
Double Australian time trial champion Cameron Meyer has been released by Dimension Data after just six months, citing personal issues.
The Perth cyclist signed for the African WorldTour team at the start of the season, but has not raced since the Tour de Romandie, which ended on May 1.
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