Garmin Sharp

Garmin-Sharp was a professional cycling team that competed in various road cycling events, including the UCI WorldTour. The team was registered in the United States and had its roots in the merger of two former teams: Garmin-Transitions and Cervélo TestTeam. It was part of the Slipstream Sports organization.

The team was sponsored by Garmin, a company known for producing GPS devices and fitness wearables, and Sharp, a Japanese electronics manufacturer.

Garmin-Sharp had a focus on both stage races and one-day classics, and they participated in major races like the Tour de France, Giro d'Italia, and Vuelta a España.

The team's roster included a mix of talented riders from various countries, and they were known for their emphasis on teamwork, sportsmanship, and clean racing.

While the team Garmin-Sharp is no longer active under that name, Slipstream Sports continued to manage professional cycling teams, and the team was rebranded as EF Education First Pro Cycling (EF Pro Cycling) in 2016. The team's focus on adventure, storytelling, and embracing new experiences remained, and they continued to compete in top-level races around the world.