Going into the month of July it's about time we turn our fortunes around, hopefully, please, I beg you.

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Oh look, another hilly classic.

Team:

Ahmed Albourdainy
Carlos Betancourt
Nick Kinney
Jay Major
Leandro Marcos
Diego Milan
Salah Eddine Mraouni
Bjorn Selander

Familair names which won't disappoint again I'm sure! Betancourt will finally get into rythm and score a lot of points! The other riders are: Albourdainy, Kinney, Major, Marcos, Milan, Mraouni and Selander.

Race:

With good faith we got into the race, out we got with an anonymous Betancourt in 29th. Ah well, five points. What would we do without them?

Classification:

Pos.	Rider	Team	Time
1	Edvald Boasson Hagen	Grieg - Eftel	4h46'58
2	Blel Kadri	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	+ 1'25
3	Mikhail Ignatiev	Ferrero - Samruk	s.t.
4	Damiano Caruso	Euskaltel	s.t.
5	Enrico Barbin	Ferrero - Samruk	s.t.
29	Carlos Betancourt	Minions	s.t.
49	Bjorn Selander	Minions	s.t.
57	Nick Kinney	Minions	s.t.
71	Diego Milan	Minions	s.t.
102	Leandro Marcos	Minions	+ 5'23
125	Salah Eddine Mraouni	Minions	s.t.
148	Jay Major	Minions	+ 9'06
169	Ahmed Albourdainy	Minions	+ 15'54

Rider rankings:

Pos.	Rider	Points
1	Rigoberto Úran	337
2	Damion Drapac	149
3	Carlos Betancourt	67
4	Kenny De Haes	64
5	Yasmani Martinez	55
6	Niels Albert	53
6	Bjorn Selander	53
8	Jarlinson Pantano Gómez	44
9	Chad Haga	37
10	Nick Kinney	25
11	Salah Eddine Mraouni	15
12	Edwin Avila	14
12	Jay Major	14
14	Ethan Weiss	12
15	Leandro Marcos	11
16	Oliver Naesen	7
16	Carlos Alexandre Manarelli	7
18	Diego Milan	4
19	Goodnews Clifford	3
19	Chris Barton	3

Rating:


(1/5)

I'm this close to being admitted to a mental hospital.

A name which describes the race perfectly makes my job a lot easier.

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And not a word was lied.

Team:

Chris Barton
Goodnews Clifford
Chad Haga
Jay Major
Yasmani Martinez
Salah Eddine Mraouni
Jarlinson Pantano Gómez
Cayetano Sarmiento

Rather than talking about who is here, we're talking about who isn't here: our top points scorer. Unfortunately his racedays were limited and he couldn't ride every mountain race on the schedule. Instead, we come here with Pantano Gómez, Martinez, Sarmiento, Haga and Barton as climberd. Clifford and Mraouni ride on their home continent, and Major is being developped as we speak.

Race:

Morocco to Kenya is a long flight, but maybe his family was watching in front of the TV, because Mraouni got himself in the morning break.



His effort didn't last long, since he was caught with his cowmate before the top of the first climb. Towards the end we saw another one of riders appearing on our screens, Haga had crashed and would finish far down the order.



Pantano Gómez finished fifteenth, which is about where we expected him to finish. We had hoped for a top ten but with eleven points we close in a little bit.

Classification:

Pos.	Rider	Team	Time
1	Sergio Luis Henao Montoya	Ferrero - Samruk	4h45'35
2	Fabio Duarte	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	+ 58
3	Florentino Marquez	Berg Cycles	s.t.
4	Merhawi Kudus	Eritel - Sonatrach	s.t.
5	Stefan Denifl	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	s.t.
15	Jarlinson Pantano Gómez	Minions	+ 2'05
62	Chris Barton	Minions	+ 5'53
73	Cayetano Sarmiento	Minions	+ 7'24
90	Goodnews Clifford	Minions	+ 9'19
115	Salah Eddine Mraouni	Minions	+ 13'25
120	Chad Haga	Minions	+ 14'29
128	Yasmani Martinez	Minions	s.t.
166	Jay Major	Minions	+ 44'12

Rider rankings:

Pos.	Rider	Points
1	Rigoberto Úran	337
2	Damion Drapac	149
3	Carlos Betancourt	67
4	Kenny De Haes	64
5	Jarlinson Pantano Gómez	55
5	Yasmani Martinez	55
7	Niels Albert	53
7	Bjorn Selander	53
9	Chad Haga	37
10	Nick Kinney	25
11	Salah Eddine Mraouni	15
12	Edwin Avila	14
12	Jay Major	14
14	Ethan Weiss	12
15	Leandro Marcos	11
16	Oliver Naesen	7
16	Carlos Alexandre Manarelli	7
18	Diego Milan	4
19	Goodnews Clifford	3
19	Chris Barton	3

Rating:


(3/5)

Scoring points without Úran seems to be possible.

Underneath the smog we ride in China!

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The added caption says enough.

Team:

Carlos Betancourt
Goodnews Clifford
Damion Drapac
Tareq Esmaeli
Nick Kinney
Jay Major
Diego Milan
Bjorn Selander

Betancourt and his hilly followers Kinney, Milan and Selander have disappointed us many times in the past but let's cheer them on. Two flat stages for Drapac, and support from Clifford, Esmaeli and Major.

Race:
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5

Featured in the breakaway this race: Clifford on stage two and Esmaeli on stage three.




The second stage was the flattest of them all, and Drapac was in a great position. Unfortunately he came to early and finished outside the top ten. Stage five was too hilly for him as he was dropped.



Betancourt lost 95 seconds to the winner on stage one to take tenth place. But on stage three, out of nowhere, he attacked!



He would finish fourth in the first group, and moved up to fifth in the GC. Unfortunately stage four was mediocre, and dropped to seventh, where he would finish the race. Some decent points but unfortunately MOL scored more and by our calculations, they have overtaken us in the rankings.

Classification:

Pos.	Rider	Team	Time
1	Diego Ulissi	Generali - EDF	20h29'02
2	Tomohiro Kinoshita	Meiji - JR East	+ 5
3	Chris Froome	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 1'43
4	Cesare Di Maggio	MOL-OMV Petrom	+ 2'24
5	Mohamed Shawal Anuar Aziz	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 2'26
7	Carlos Betancourt	Minions	+ 4'02
32	Bjorn Selander	Minions	+ 16'32
39	Nick Kinney	Minions	+ 17'31
46	Diego Milan	Minions	+ 18'59
85	Tareq Esmaeli	Minions	+ 39'57
107	Goodnews Clifford	Minions	+ 51'01
129	Jay Major	Minions	+ 1h15'25
135	Damion Drapac	Minions	+ 1h42'02

Rider rankings:

Pos.	Rider	Points
1	Rigoberto Úran	337
2	Damion Drapac	149
3	Carlos Betancourt	142
4	Kenny De Haes	64
4	Bjorn Selander	64
6	Jarlinson Pantano Gómez	55
6	Yasmani Martinez	55
8	Niels Albert	53
9	Chad Haga	37
10	Nick Kinney	31
11	Salah Eddine Mraouni	15
12	Edwin Avila	14
12	Jay Major	14
14	Ethan Weiss	12
15	Leandro Marcos	11
16	Diego Milan	10
17	Oliver Naesen	7
17	Carlos Alexandre Manarelli	7
19	Goodnews Clifford	3
19	Chris Barton	3
21	Tareq Esmaeli	1

Rating:


(3/5)

Betancourt can ride a bike!

Deutschland Tour

Details:



Germany
PTHC
8 stages
August 1st - 8th

Squad:

Chad Haga
Carlos Alexandre Manarelli
Yasmani Martinez
Salah Eddine Mraouni
Jarlinson Pantano Gómez
Cayetano Sarmiento
Shaquille Sinclair
Rigoberto Úran

Clasica San Sebastian

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Spain
HC
One day race
August 5th

Squad:

Ahmed Albourdainy
Carlos Betancourt
Tareq Esmaeli
Nick Kinney
Jay Major
Leandro Marcos
Diego Milan
Bjorn Selander

Volta a Portugal

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Portugal
PTHC
11 stages
August 10th - 20th

Squad:

Chris Barton
Damion Drapac
Chad Haga
Yasmani Martinez
Salah Eddine Mraouni
Jarlinson Pantano Gómez
Cayetano Sarmiento
Shaquille Sinclair

Baltic Chain Tour

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Estonia / Finland / Lithuania / Russia / Sweden
C1
5 stages
August 14th - 18th

Squad:

Niels Albert
Edwin Avila
Kenny De Haes
Fabrice Jeandesbosz
Carlos Alexandre Manarelli
Leandro Marcos
Oliver Naesen
Ethan Weiss

Manx International

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United Kingdom
C1
One day race
August 16th

Squad:

Ahmed Albourdainy
Carlos Betancourt
Goodnews Clifford
Tareq Esmaeli
Nick Kinney
Jay Major
Diego Milan
Bjorn Selander

I will get lynched if I said this race is in Spain, I will get lynched if I said this race is in Basque Country. So I'll just say this race is held somewhere.

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Most important feature on the profile is the Jaizkibel climb.

Team:

Ahmed Albourdainy
Carlos Betancourt
Tareq Esmaeli
Nick Kinney
Jay Major
Leandro Marcos
Diego Milan
Bjorn Selander

The all familiar puncheur squad comes to our disappointment again! Led by fatso Betancourt, spreading his negative energy over decent lads like Selander, Kinney and Milan. Also riding for their bananas are Albourdainy, Esmaeli, Major and Marcos.

Race:

Let's not try and cheer things up, this race was a total f*cking disaster. Kinney our best rider in 39th. No points for the rankings. We need a good race to climb in the rankings. That's what our fortune teller said.

Classification:

Pos.	Rider	Team	Time
1	Edvald Boasson Hagen	Grieg - Eftel	5h27'26
2	Tejay Van Garderen	Newton Foundation	s.t.
3	Tomohiro Kinoshita	Meiji - JR East	+ 48
4	Maurice Schreurs	Orange Pro Cycling	s.t.
5	Michal Kwiatkowski	Netia - Vónin	+ 1'23
39	Nick Kinney	Minions	+ 2'34
40	Bjorn Selander	Minions	s.t.
51	Diego Milan	Minions	s.t.
52	Carlos Betancourt	Minions	s.t.
60	Tareq Esmaeli	Minions	s.t.
84	Ahmed Albourdainy	Minions	+ 4'01
95	Leandro Marcos	Minions	s.t.
139	Jay Major	Minions	+ 12'30

Rider rankings:

Pos.	Rider	Points
1	Rigoberto Úran	337
2	Damion Drapac	149
3	Carlos Betancourt	142
4	Kenny De Haes	64
4	Bjorn Selander	64
6	Jarlinson Pantano Gómez	55
6	Yasmani Martinez	55
8	Niels Albert	53
9	Chad Haga	37
10	Nick Kinney	31
11	Salah Eddine Mraouni	15
12	Edwin Avila	14
12	Jay Major	14
14	Ethan Weiss	12
15	Leandro Marcos	11
16	Diego Milan	10
17	Oliver Naesen	7
17	Carlos Alexandre Manarelli	7
19	Goodnews Clifford	3
19	Chris Barton	3
21	Tareq Esmaeli	1

Rating:


(1/5)

Reiterating: total f*cking disaster.

The first of two consecutive PTHC events. Oh, and we have a top five goal here.

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Flat, hilly and mountain stages. Unfortunately no time trial.

Team:

Chad Haga
Carlos Alexandre Manarelli
Yasmani Martinez
Salah Eddine Mraouni
Jarlinson Pantano Gómez
Cayetano Sarmiento
Shaquille Sinclair
Rigoberto Úran

He spend his summer break preparing for the most important race of the season: this is the moment where we need Úran to shine. After his fellow Colombian was not good (sic) we need him to gain points on our rivals. Pantano Gómez, Sarmiento, Martinez and Haga support him on the mountains. Manarelli has a free role, Mraouni and Sinclair will get water bottle training.

Race:
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8

He hasn't been that amazing this season, but Manarelli found an extra gear this race. He finished tenth on stage one, but then he pushed his way to an amazing second place on the second stage!



Then it's time for Úran. He had to limit his time loss on the first hilly stage compared to his rivals who are slightly better in this area. He did great and even finished sixth on the stage, only losing 35 seconds to the winner.



The fourth stage was the first of the two mountain stages this race. Haga, Pantano Gómez and Sarmiento were of great help to Úran in bringing back attacks from rivals. In the end the four strongest riders of the day finished next to each other with Úran in third. It would become him vs Herklotz vs Lecuisinier vs Wellens for the rest of the race.



Back to Manarelli on the flat stage five, and he once again did great. He was in contention for a stage podium but just came short, nevertheless fourth is another good result.



Stage six was another hilly and Lecuisinier used this opportunity to gain 30 seconds. Before stage seven, the queen stage, Wellens was still leading but only by seven seconds over Lecuisinier, with Úran in third at 49 seconds and Herklotz close behind.

It was clear early on that Wellens and Herklotz weren't in top shape. First Haga and Martinez set a fast pace which caused some troubles for them, and when Úran took over they were done and dusted. Lecuisinier could barely follow his wheel.



It wasn't long before Lecuisinier cracked though. Now it was just a matter of gaining enough time on him. Nazaret was winning the stage and Úran still had Olivier in his wheel to take the remaining bonus seconds.



Úran finished second and Olivier did what he was supposed to do, then it was up to the clock. 30 seconds.



And exactly 30 seconds later a rider crossed the line, but it wasn't Lecuisinier. Which means the new leader of the Deutschland Tour with one stage to go is Rigoberto Úran!

The last stage was set to be a formality, but the wind had other ideas. Luckily we had Sinclair to guide Úran to safety and his jersey was never really in danger. Unfortunately Manarelli lost touch with the front group but we couldn't be to angry. We have just won a PTHC stage race!



Classification:

Pos.	Rider	Team	Time
1	Rigoberto Úran	Minions	33h29'38
2	Pierre-Henri Lecuisinier	Festina - Dexia	+ 23
3	Tim Wellens	Spotify - Haglöfs	+ 1'19
4	Silvio Herklotz	Team Puma - SAP	+ 1'46
5	Daan Olivier	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 1'57
27	Yasmani Martinez	Minions	+ 10'54
36	Jarlinson Pantano Gómez	Minions	+ 15'46
38	Chad Haga	Minions	+ 16'47
95	Cayetano Sarmiento	Minions	+ 39'41
105	Salah Eddine Mraouni	Minions	+ 46'54
165	Shaquille Sinclair	Minions	+ 1h38'56
173	Carlos Alexandre Manarelli	Minions	+ 1h46'46

Rider rankings:

Pos.	Rider	Points
1	Rigoberto Úran	582
2	Damion Drapac	149
3	Carlos Betancourt	142
4	Yasmani Martinez	69
5	Kenny De Haes	64
5	Bjorn Selander	64
7	Jarlinson Pantano Gómez	63
8	Niels Albert	53
9	Chad Haga	45
10	Carlos Alexandre Manarelli	37
11	Nick Kinney	31
12	Salah Eddine Mraouni	15
13	Edwin Avila	14
13	Jay Major	14
15	Ethan Weiss	12
16	Leandro Marcos	11
17	Diego Milan	10
18	Oliver Naesen	7
19	Goodnews Clifford	3
19	Chris Barton	3
21	Cayetano Sarmiento	2
22	Tareq Esmaeli	1

Rating:


(10/5)

This rating isn't even possible but we don't care, we're too drunk from the party anyway!

This race is not hosted by the manager of Podium Ambition, it's just the local name for the Isle of Man.

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Following the twisty mountain roads used by the Isle of Man TT.

Team:

Ahmed Albourdainy
Carlos Betancourt
Goodnews Clifford
Tareq Esmaeli
Nick Kinney
Jay Major
Diego Milan
Bjorn Selander

It's a hilly classic, so you know who to expect: Betancourt, Kinney, Milan, Selander. Adding to the squad are Albourdainy, Clifford, Esmaeli and Major.

Race:

We had Clifford in the break, as a saving grace for forgetting to bring his Nigerian NC. Once again, sorry Goodnews!



On the ground: Milan, who was wearing his Dominican Republican NC.



Betancourt finished 16th, which isn't even that bad comparing to previous results. Still not where we expect him to be though.

Classification:

Pos.	Rider	Team	Time
1	Edvald Boasson Hagen	Grieg - Eftel	4h23'46
2	Enrico Barbin	Ferrero - Samruk	+ 40
3	Matej Mohoric	Isostar - Adriatic	s.t.
4	Xavier Quevedo	Isostar - Adriatic	s.t.
5	Christopher Juul-Jensen	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	s.t.
16	Carlos Betancourt	Minions	s.t.
29	Nick Kinney	Minions	s.t.
41	Bjorn Selander	Minions	+ 2'01
45	Goodnews Clifford	Minions	s.t.
86	Tareq Esmaeli	Minions	+ 4'29
113	Ahmed Albourdainy	Minions	+ 9'12
125	Jay Major	Minions	+ 11'20
142	Diego Milan	Minions	+ 20'41

Rider rankings:

Pos.	Rider	Points
1	Rigoberto Úran	582
2	Carlos Betancourt	149
2	Damion Drapac	149
4	Yasmani Martinez	69
5	Kenny De Haes	64
5	Bjorn Selander	64
7	Jarlinson Pantano Gómez	63
8	Niels Albert	53
9	Chad Haga	45
10	Carlos Alexandre Manarelli	37
11	Nick Kinney	31
12	Salah Eddine Mraouni	15
13	Edwin Avila	14
13	Jay Major	14
15	Ethan Weiss	12
16	Leandro Marcos	11
17	Diego Milan	10
18	Oliver Naesen	7
19	Goodnews Clifford	3
19	Chris Barton	3
21	Cayetano Sarmiento	2
22	Tareq Esmaeli	1

Rating:


(2/5)

We've had worse races.

Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania are the Baltic countries, but for some reason this race doesn't take place in Latvia but it does in the other two. And in Finland, Sweden and Russia. Putin approves!

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An unconvential cobbled prologue followed by four flat stages.

Team:

Niels Albert
Edwin Avila
Kenny De Haes
Fabrice Jeandesbosz
Carlos Alexandre Manarelli
Leandro Marcos
Oliver Naesen
Ethan Weiss

Since it's a tripleheader with two other races, this squad has been devaluated a bit. Given the cobbled prologue we take our five cobbles here: Albert, De Haes, Jeandesbosz, Marcos and Naesen. Manarelli will go as lead sprinter with Avila as lead out. Completing the squad is Weiss who was left out of the Volta a Portugal squad at the last minute.

Race:
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5

Even though the opening stage depended more on time trial than cobble skills, Marcos outperformed and finished fourth! Fourth!



Manarelli was feeling a bit ill, so he wasn't played out. Instead Naesen went into the break on stage two, to no avail, and Marcos tried to sprint for boni seconds, to no avail.



Stage three it was another Belgian's turn: De Haes. He has already won two stages from the breakaway this season. The peloton was too late to catch the break, and De Haes had the strongest sprint of them all. Stage win number three!



Naesen tried again on stage four but his group was caught again. De Haes tried to sprint but also couldn't gain time, dropping from second to fifth in the GC.



On the final stage, Naesen again in the break, but third time's not charm for him. De Haes dropped a further place in the GC, but that could've been a lot more had it not been for crashes and GC leader Nelson dropping from the peloton. Marcos finished fourteenth.



Classification:

Pos.	Rider	Team	Time
1	Tom Van Asbroeck	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam	15h59'51
2	Lukasz Wisniowski	Grieg - Eftel	+ 15
3	Mark Cavendish	Kraftwerk Man Machine	+ 17
4	Ivano Lo Cicero	Valio - DeLaval	+ 25
5	Dan Holloway	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	+ 29
6	Kenny De Haes	Minions	+ 30
14	Leandro Marcos	Minions	+ 45
34	Niels Albert	Minions	+ 52
70	Ethan Weiss	Minions	+ 58
93	Edwin Avila	Minions	+ 1'02
94	Carlos Alexandre Manarelli	Minions	+ 1'03
100	Oliver Naesen	Minions	+ 4'14
131	Fabrice Jeandesbosz	Minions	+ 7'26

Rider rankings:

Pos.	Rider	Points
1	Rigoberto Úran	582
2	Carlos Betancourt	149
2	Damion Drapac	149
4	Kenny De Haes	131
5	Yasmani Martinez	69
6	Bjorn Selander	64
7	Jarlinson Pantano Gómez	63
8	Niels Albert	53
9	Chad Haga	45
10	Carlos Alexandre Manarelli	37
11	Nick Kinney	31
12	Leandro Marcos	27
13	Salah Eddine Mraouni	15
14	Edwin Avila	14
14	Jay Major	14
16	Ethan Weiss	12
17	Diego Milan	10
18	Oliver Naesen	7
19	Goodnews Clifford	3
19	Chris Barton	3
21	Cayetano Sarmiento	2
22	Tareq Esmaeli	1

Rating:


(5/5)

Party time ain't over yet

Another PTHC event, and after winning the last one we want to win again.

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Our longest event on the calendar at eleven racedays, with a bit of everything.

Team:

Chris Barton
Damion Drapac
Chad Haga
Yasmani Martinez
Salah Eddine Mraouni
Jarlinson Pantano Gómez
Cayetano Sarmiento
Shaquille Sinclair

Our supreme leader had no room in his schedule to ride this race, so Pantano Gómez gets a chance to lead. Martinez and Sarmiento support him in the mountains. With two time trials on the menu Barton and Haga are also present. There are few sprinting opportunities but we bring Drapac nevertheless. Mraouni and Sinclair mathmatically needed to ride this ride for development.

Race:
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11

The race started with 2 kilometer and 100 meters. Barton finished fifth, only two seconds away from the big favourite Gesink.



On the second stage, the entire team lost ten minutes. It became clear that we wouldn't be challenging for a top GC placement, so instead we switched focus to stage and KoM results.

The first rider in the breakaway was Haga on the fourth stage, immediately taking points for the KoM classification. After the stage he was in fourth place. He went into the break again on the next stage but couldn't improve, even losing a two places since others overtook him.



Moving to stage nine, where Drapac was involved in a crash and had to abandon. He hadn't been able to show himself in the previous flatter stages, but with the final stage being as flat as a pancake we had some hope left in our hearts. That hope was now shattered.



But on the same stage, we had Sarmiento in the breakaway. He stepped up to overtake Haga in the KoM classification, moving to fourth.



On the final climb, the peloton was nowhere near catching the break, so the stage win was on the cards for him. He attacked with 14 kilometers to go and the others never saw his wheel again. He won by nearly a minute and showed our colours on the podium.



The second-a-last stage was a time trial. Where it was Barton in the prologue, today it was Haga with an amazing ride. When he crossed the line he was the fastest at the time at 42 minutes and 34 seconds. Rider after rider failed to beat his time, but then the final rider to start did manage to beat him: Gesink. Nevertheless, second place is an amazing result in such a field!



Pantano Gómez would finish the race in 79th, nearly an hour down. Haga beat him by sixteen places and ten minutes. Not the GC results we wanted but individual effort made up for it.

Classification:

Pos.	Rider	Team	Time
1	Robert Gesink	eBuddy	39h40'21
2	Silvio Herklotz	Team Puma - SAP	+ 2'41
3	Nico Keinath	Vesuvio - Accumalux	+ 4'51
4	Adam Yates	Ayubowan!	+ 5'23
5	Ki Ho Choi	Compal-Merida	+ 7'52
63	Chad Haga	Minions	+ 46'34
68	Yasmani Martinez	Minions	+ 48'22
79	Jarlinson Pantano Gómez	Minions	+ 56'56
110	Cayetano Sarmiento	Minions	+ 1h29'56
121	Salah Eddine Mraouni	Minions	+ 1h37'04
138	Chris Barton	Minions	+ 1h50'32
167	Shaquille Sinclair	Minions	+ 3h03'43
DNF	Damion Drapac	Minions	DNF

Rider rankings:

Pos.	Rider	Points
1	Rigoberto Úran	582
2	Carlos Betancourt	149
2	Damion Drapac	149
4	Kenny De Haes	131
5	Yasmani Martinez	71
6	Chad Haga	67
7	Jarlinson Pantano Gómez	65
8	Bjorn Selander	64
9	Niels Albert	53
10	Cayetano Sarmiento	42
11	Carlos Alexandre Manarelli	37
12	Nick Kinney	31
13	Leandro Marcos	27
14	Salah Eddine Mraouni	15
15	Edwin Avila	14
15	Jay Major	14
17	Ethan Weiss	12
18	Diego Milan	10
19	Chris Barton	8
20	Oliver Naesen	7
21	Goodnews Clifford	3
22	Tareq Esmaeli	1

Rating:


(4/5)

Some very good stage results, but lacking that big GC score.

Vuelta a Colombia

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Colombia
HC
5 stages
September 18th - 22nd

Squad:

Edwin Avila
Goodnews Clifford
Jay Major
Carlos Alexandre Manarelli
Jarlinson Pantano Gómez
Cayetano Sarmiento
Rigoberto Úran
Ethan Weiss

GP Rheden

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Netherlands
PTHC
One day race
September 24th

Squad:

Niels Albert
Kenny De Haes
Tareq Esmaeli
Fabrice Jeandesbosz
Leandro Marcos
Salah Eddine Mraouni
Oliver Naesen
Shaquille Sinclair

Milano - Torino

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Italy
C1
One day race
September 30th

Squad:

Carlos Betancourt
Tareq Esmaeli
Nick Kinney
Jay Major
Leandro Marcos
Diego Milan
Salah Eddine Mraouni
Bjorn Selander