Weekly Transfer Analysis Part 5: Trek-Segafredo & Bahrain-Victorious

Trek continues to build out a strong, but largely unproven, roster, while Bahrain struggles to retain a core that has brought them considerable success in recent seasons

In this weekend’s installment of the Weekly Transfer Analysis, we are breaking down the off-season transfer activity of Trek-Segafredo, who continues to build a promising young roster despite failing to fill their massive grand tour GC contender deficit, and Bahrain-Victorious, who has struggled to replace a significant exodus of talent and is now potentially closer to worrying about staying out of the dreaded ‘relegation zone’ than landing back in the top half of the end-of-season team points rankings.

Catch Up:
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4

Trek-Segafredo

• Notable new signings: Natnael Tesfatsion (Dronehopper), Mathias Vacek (Gazprom), Thibau Nys (Baloise-Trek)

• Notable departing riders: Gianluca Brambilla (Q36.5)

• Notable unsigned riders: Simon Pellaud

• Roster spots remaining: 1 (rookie/neo-pro only)

• Average age: 27.7

• Pro Cycling Stats Points In/Out: +502