You'll be fine, I cycle and also play badminton these days. I used to do martial arts, play rugby at uni and school, etc., all while diabetic.
I would be a bit careful to start with to avoid going low. I agree you should talk to your team, but equally they may have little to no idea about long duration endurance exercise so pinches of salt all round imo, though they should hopefully have some idea about dealing with doing exercise and sport in general, even if it's of shorter duration. It would be interesting to know how much they do know (as I was diagnosed back in 1985 as a child and insulins were different, plus I don't recall anything about sport and exercise being mentioned, but it was a long time ago.)
I think most of my cycling related posts are actually on a different Diabetes forum (I hope I don't get in trouble
😉) as that's where there happened to be a thread already open, here it is:
https://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/endurance-sport-to-bolus-or-not-to-bolus.194464
I only started cycling during lockdown (but I do now ride reasonable distances - I did a 200km+ ride last weekend, and have been regularly riding centuries this year), so I had quite a lot of learning to do too - moving from doing a range of sports/exercise activities that lasted on the order of an hour or two (with food always available from somewhere) and the ability to pause or even stop and go home if I really needed to; to much longer durations, having to take your own compact food with you and no realistic way of bailing out (it was lockdown, and I had to be able to get myself back from wherever I was.)
Feel free to start a new thread on this forum if you want (e.g. in the Exercise/Sport section) and I and doubtless others would be happy to discuss.