In the 2015 season, the BMC Factory trail crew will continue to rely on their team leader François Bailly-Maître. The fast Frenchman has been on board since the team was founded and, with his second place at the Enduro World Series race in La Thuile, Italy, and his Trans Provence victory, is one of the world's top Enduro riders. Bailly-Maître will contest the entire Enduro World Series and is also aiming for a win there.

Lorraine Truong has her origins in cross-country racing, where she became Swiss champion in the U23 category in 2011. When she switched to enduro racing in 2013, she immediately made it into the top ten in the world. After a year as a private rider and an excellent sixth place at the World Series race in Whistler, Canada, she will now ride in BMC colors. Her focus is on the Enduro World Series. She also wants to compete in the Downhill World Cup in Lenzerheide.

Truong's commitment also leaves one assumption open. Due to her short height, she is not the classic twentyniner type. It can therefore be assumed that BMC will soon be sending a 27-5-inch bike onto the enduro race tracks.

Florian Golay has also been with the company since its foundation. Like German rider Kerstin Kögler, who joined the squad last year, Golay has also extended his contract for the 2015 season. Kögler and Golay will take part in various international enduro competitions as well as the European races of the Enduro World Series.

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