Overview
- Gee disclosed that Israel–Premier Tech is pursuing more than €30 million in damages, a figure the team has not confirmed.
- He resigned from the team in August, stating he could no longer work under the circumstances and invoking an “important reason.”
- In an expanded statement, he cited an irreparable relationship with the team boss along with security concerns and personal convictions.
- Israel–Premier Tech maintains his contract runs through 2028 and declined to comment on the reported damages claim.
- The organization plans a name change, co-owner Sylvan Adams will step back from daily operations, and the team pulled out of Il Lombardia after protest threats.