Who's Thomas Hinault?

Sorry, never mind.

Name: Dave Kennedy
Age: 18
Nationality: USA
Rider type: Sprinter
Short Bio: Former track rider, got strong legs from dad who ran track and was a soccer player for the san jose earthquakes. He grew up in the smal city of cupertino and was a highly recruted track runner but decided to pursue his life-long dream of being a cyclist

Flat: 70
Hill: 61
Mnt: 60
TT: 60
Prol: 61
Cob: 70
Spr: 77
Acc: 75
Desc: 55
End: 60
Res: 65
Fight: 55
Rec: 60

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Name: Jordan Lewis
Age: 21
Nationality: USA
Rider type: Stage Racer
Short Bio: Grew up in the great city of boston, his mom worked in the appalachian mountains, and he woul tag along with her to work every so often and would ride through the mountains, or at lest ride through what her could, and that has shaped him into what he is

Flat: 70
Hill: 75
Mnt: 77
TT: 74
Prol: 72
Cob: 55
Spr: 61
Acc: 67
Desc: 69
End: 63
Res: 65
Fight: 55
Rec: 65

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Name: Maxime Oget
Age: 23
Nationality: USA
Rider type: Classics
Short Bio: Very good friends with Tony Gallopin, they met through each others parents. They were both similar riders when they were younger. However, now that Oget lives in san Fransico, he is much better in the hills and in the last couple years he has been living in Lille, france to work on his cobbles.

Flat: 69
Hill: 79
Mnt: 74
TT: 55
Prol: 61
Cob: 80
Spr: 72
Acc: 70
Desc: 62
End: 65
Res: 65
Fight: 66
Rec: 55

@Neillster
He's one of mine


TMM Sports Management: Press Release
Adrien Hanzen:- A deal is 95% confirmed involving Adrien Hanzen. One last condition has to be filled and confirmed first, but Shindigs season home is sorted. More offers are welcomed, but are unlikely to be successful

Thomas Hinault: As yet no interest shown. Thomas preference is for a French Team, but as long as he gets leadership and a TDF ride, he is happy to talk to teams. Le Faucon is watching and waiting.

Ylvo Chelyakov: Again no interest shown yet. Cheli is not a winner, but is a perfect domestique for a CT team. Admittedly he may never be a major winner but good domestiques are worth their weight in gold. Language may be an issue, but Cheli just wants to get his chance.

*Signed*

Name: Dermot Walker
Age: 18
Nationality: GB
Rider type: Crit Specialist
Short Bio: Having grown up in the cycling hotbed of Douglas, Isle of Man, young Dermot really benefited from his connections. Having spent a lot of time cycling with close friend Mark Christian, he was introduced to Pete Kennaugh and Mark Cavendish at the age of fourteen at a local race. He was awestruck by The Manx Missile, just listening to his dulcet tones convinced him to spend all of his money on a new road bike. Though he had a lot of hills around him, Dermot much preferred the flat and became the youngest ever winner of a Tour Series round when he won in London at the age of 17. He is hoping to become the next Cavendish but has never ridden a full length road race. He has no intention of riding for a WT team this season as he knows he needs to gain experience at a lower level first.

Flat: 71
Hill: 60
Mnt: 55
TT: 60
Prol: 66
Cob: 62
Spr: 73
Acc: 74
Desc: 67
End: 61
Res: 65
Fight: 66
Rec: 57

Delfi. Cervero no longer signed, that's right, the deal fell through...
Get your half price 80 hill punchers here, buy all three and get them all free!
They're free anyway!
No takers, ok...

Silvio Pennarrossa seems to have too many points, could you check and correct please?

Team Garminn Sharp would like to sign maxime oget as a (co) leader on the cobbles. He could also be an important part in the ardennes.

What happens if no one signs our riders?

Whoops . Corrected now
(Please check if I'm okay now)

Climber SIGNED



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All Rounder LOOKING FOR TRANSFER



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Cobbles SIGNED



That took way long

Name: Erik McDermott
Age: 23
Nationality: Denmark
Rider type: Classics rider
Short Bio: Erik grew up on the countryside in Denmark and spent most of his youth racing around on the local gravel roads. That has given him a great technique, which is of great value when ridding cobbled races.



As far as I can see the stats-error should be fixed now.

All of your riders were rejected, Nacho. Stat minimum of 55 and 2 had too many points as well.

Atlantius too many points as well.

Right, I'm done for today Any new riders from now on will only be added tomorrow, feel free to play with the already approved riders.

Name: Peter Pal
Age:23
Nationality:French
Rider type:cobbled classics
Short Bio: Pal come from a little french village, near to Roubaix. He went to school every day in the famous paved roades what the very known race use. As addition to earlier mentioned, the school was at the top of a tiny hill. After the school Pal went to university, where he was part of the local triathlon team. When he graduated, returned to his village as schoolteacher, but trained every day on the road. In the last days news came from the newly reformed UCI and the new BE A PRO feature. So, he now ready to take the chance.

Flat:76
Hill:73
Mnt:55
TT:60
Prol:60
Cob:80
Spr:70
Acc:70
Desc:65
End:80
Res: 65
Fight:55
Rec:60

Sprinter: [AVAILABLE]

Name: Tom O'Callaghan
Age: 18
Nationality: Irish
Rider type: Sprinter
Short Bio: Tom was born in Letterkenny, Donegal, which is the North-western most County of Ireland. He started going on rides after his dad, who was a massive cycling fan, showed him old Videos of Sean Kelly sprinting. After that he was on the roads nearly all the time he could, and he soon learnt that sprints suited him best, though he could also take hills pretty well. He pretty much didn't learn for his leaving cert, since he figured it would make more sense to train more instead if he wanted to become a pro after school. His other idol, besides Kelly, is Matthew Brammeier, who he met at the Irish Championships, when he was riding for the Donegal County Team.

Flat: 69
Hill: 68
Mnt: 60
TT: 55
Prol: 62
Cob: 60
Spr: 73
Acc: 74
Desc: 62
End: 67
Res: 65
Fight: 55
Rec: 68


Cobbler: [EUROPCAR]

Name: Lue Khamsé Khamphan
Age: 23
Nationality: Laos
Rider type: Classics
Short Bio: Lue is on a Mission, to become the first ever rider in the pro peleton from Laos. His Story is quickly told: He was, as so many Laotians, born to a poor Family. He started working as a bicycle courier at a Young Age, bringing heavy goods from different parts of town, sometimes even to another town. As he rode on the infamously bad roads, he more and more realized, that he was faster than the other couriers. Much faster. Doing this for a lot of years helped him develop the flat, cobble and endurance skills that he has, plus giving him a good kick. He has decided that if he wants to live a life away from poverty, this might well be his one and only Chance, so he's giving it his all.

Flat: 76
Hill: 70
Mnt: 55
TT: 60
Prol: 61
Cob: 80
Spr: 73
Acc: 76
Desc: 65
End: 76
Res: 65
Fight: 55
Rec: 61


Climber: [MTN-QHUBEKA]

Name: Josef Hintermüller
Age: 21
Nationality: Bavarian
Rider type: Stage Racer
Short Bio: Josef is a typical rural bavarian Boy, that has gained both his mountain and his time-triall skill from going on Long rides near his home high in the alps. He now wants to become pro, and he also wants to state that he believes Bavaria should become Independent. For that reason, he likes Euskaltel best, because they know how it is to be looking for Independence without gaining it (yet).

Flat: 64
Hill: 75
Mnt: 76
TT: 73
Prol: 72
Cob: 55
Spr: 61
Acc: 70
Desc: 67
End: 67
Res: 65
Fight: 55
Rec: 71

Name: Johann Nokkvason
Age: 20
Nationality: Iceland
Rider type: Stage Racer
Short Bio: As one of the (extremely) few cyclists on Iceland Johann is used to fencing for himself in rough terrain. That has made him a very robust rider, who is best suited for stage races with a few mountains.



Name: Heimdal Hägg
Age: 18
Nationality: Sweden
Rider type: Fighter
Short Bio: Already at a young age Heimdal was the boy who always tried to get away from the people he was riding with. Be it his family or on a school trip. It made him rather unpopular especially among the teachers, but now he hopes to make a living of it. All the time spent riding alone has made him a solid allrounder capable of helping in a lot of different terrains when he can't go for himself. He prefers to be either pulling the peloton or off on his own...


As far as my calculations go the stats should be all-right, but their characteristics will not change should I have made a mistake, so you are welcome to approach me regarding any of the three.

Signed with Lotto - Belisol
Name: Alex Fischer
Age: 18
Nationality: Denmark
Rider type: Puncher
Short Bio: Alex Fischer is a Danish puncher from Aarhus, Denmark. He dominated most of the amateur ranks in Denmark like a young Gilbert.




Signed with Euskaltel - Euskadi
Name: Cristiano de las Campos
Age: 23
Nationality: Spain
Rider type: Climber
Short Bio: Cristiano is from a small village in the Pyrenees, where he had access to some of the most famous mountain passes in the world. He loves to ride up a mountain and then descent like a mad man.



Signed with Team Europcar
Name: Drago di Silvestro
Age: 20
Nationality: Italy
Rider type: Time Trialist
Short Bio: Drago figured out soon that he did not have the body to be a big climber. While his friends went up to mountains, he would rather take a flat road and go as fast as he could, for as long as he could.



I think the stats are correct, but there could be a tiny miscalculation.

I believe I have edited correct now, think I know what I was doing wrong.

The Brewery still have two talented young cyclists without an offer on the table for the 2013 season. Both of these riders really hope to attract a deal for the season ahead. Firstly, British U23 ITT champion, Jordan Birtles would really offer any team a fantastic domestique with a chance to score individual success in any Time Trials. Being able to speak French to a decent standard, Jordan certainly wouldn't mind riding for a European team, while he also has a very professional outlook, meaning he wouldn't mind working for somebody else all season, providing he gets to ride many TT's.

We also have young Dermot Walker, who is looking for a Pro Continental team to take him on and give him the right tutoring. As an eighteen-year-old, Dermot doesn't expect anything other than being given the right guidance and a competitive calendar. He has pointed out Team NetApp - Endura as one team that he would love to ride for as Russell Downing and Scott Thwaites are riders he looks up to.

Any offers will be taken seriously and listened to.

One question:

If you sign a rider, who should announce in the HQ? The manager or the person who created the new rider