Steve Cummings, Challenge Mallorca 2015
Steve Cummings will make a return to the Tour de France this summer, three years after his last appearance with BMC in 2012.
The Merseyside-born rider is part of the nine-man MTN-Qhubeka squad revealed on Tuesday, which features five African riders.
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