In 2023, the team gains automatic invitations to the UCI Women's World Tour owing to its performance in 2022.

[3] When a prospective replacement sponsor also pulled out the team launched a crowdfunding campaign in order to stay afloat [4] and raised £25,000.

[6] The team confirmed that funding would not go as far as being able to pay a salary to riders, something Drops has always been transparent about its inability to do.

[10] In November 2022, Le Col did not renew their contract, with funding around €400,000 required to keep the team running.

[14] Owing to its performance during the 2022 season, the team gains automatic invitations to UCI Women's World Tour events in 2023.