You can find the teams listed here:
https://www.uci.org/track/teams
For example, Great Britain is fielding 4 teams which include 19 riders for the 2019-2020 season:
- HUUB WATTBIKE TEST TEAM
- TEAM BREEZE
- TEAM INSPIRED
- TEAM WALES
This isn't counting those who will be riding for the British National Team.
The points for all of the above will go to Team GB when it's time to figure out how many rider slots (
that can be assigned to anyone) a team gets for the European Championships, World Championships, and Olympics. This is how Team GB might have 3 riders in a Keirin Final. See how that can affect the outcome?
If it's a numbers game, the more people you have out there collecting points, the more you get and the fewer available for your competition.
So, let's say the British have 19 people out there scooping up points but can only put 10 on their National Team. Guess what? Those points that the other 9 riders collected don't get redistributed to the other teams. They are just lost in the system.
So, the points that the 1st 10 got are now even more valuable!
2019-2020 Track Trade Team Count:
Canada: 2
USA: 0
Australia: 1
Germany: 2
Japan: 4
New Zealand: 2
People's Republic of China: 7
France: 0
Netherlands: 1
EDIT:
Updated the verbiage in a paragraph above from "who gets to go" to "rider slots".