redordead wrote:
Sprint win, breakaway results and the KOM jersey!!!

Fantastic race in Romandie

cunego59 wrote:
Congrats on a very successful Tour de Romandie, especially your first win! Very cool to check that off the list and in such a high profile race (for CT teams) as well.

Nemolito wrote:
Congratz on a great Romandie indeed. Perfect gif for Mezgec' win

The KoM as an extra is definitely nice as well, both of those hopefully bringing you back in contention for a top-10 on the rankings

1. stage, Tour du Faso
This race was one of our wishes to perform better but 1.st stage was a big disappointment from Thomas Geraint who came as our leade to this race.

Soon after the start first five riders and our Munoz went into a breakaway. A couple of minutes later there were already three groups and we had in each group one rider. 1. group Munoz, 2. group Primoži� and in 3. group is Knox.

Until the first intermediate sprint second and third groups were caught by the peloton and the first group had a small gap from the peloton where was our Munoz.

Before the next intermediate finish, our Munoz was back in a peloton and there were only two riders with a small gap in the front of the peloton.

on the only cobbled section, our leader Thomas Geraint lost touch with the front of the peloton around 10km, and until 5km to go he had a gap to the first riders already.

around 4.5km Maes attacked and won the stage with a 40sec lead to the peloton.

Our Abraha finished in 18th place and our leader G. was in the second group with a 3min gap.

2. stage, Tour du Faso
This stage was a sprinting one in which we had Sasha Modolo as our leader.

Jaka Primoži� tried to go into breakaway after the start but all riders were caught immediately.

1km to go Modolo was safely hidden in Peloton for the sprint.

Our rider Modolo was at the and with good sprint close but good enough for third
place which is still an extremely good result for him.

Igor Boev won 2nd stage!

Results after 2. stage:

1	Igor Boev	Philips	2h46'30
2	Carlos Alexandre Manarelli	Los Pollos Hermanos	s.t.
3	Sascha Modolo	Trans Cycling Team	s.t.
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89	Tesfay Abraha	Trans Cycling Team	s.t.
96	Hussein Manfred	Trans Cycling Team	s.t.
113	Mohammad Ganjkhanlou	Trans Cycling Team	s.t.
119	Jaka Primozic	Trans Cycling Team	s.t.
120	James Knox	Trans Cycling Team	s.t.
123	Geraint Thomas	Trans Cycling Team	s.t.
125	Cristian Munoz	Trans Cycling Team	s.t.

General:

1	Nikolas Maes	Tryg - Ritter Sport	5h41'19
2	Igor Boev	Philips	+ 40
3	Oliver Naesen	Bralirwa - Stevens Bikes	+ 47
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26	Tesfay Abraha	Trans Cycling Team	+ 1'05
30	Sascha Modolo	Trans Cycling Team	+ 3'15
47	Geraint Thomas	Trans Cycling Team	+ 3'30
104	Jaka Primozic	Trans Cycling Team	+ 8'13
122	Cristian Munoz	Trans Cycling Team	+ 12'08
129	Mohammad Ganjkhanlou	Trans Cycling Team	+ 13'25
137	James Knox	Trans Cycling Team	+ 15'39
148	Hussein Manfred	Trans Cycling Team	+ 21'29

Points:

1	Nikolas Maes	Tryg - Ritter Sport	25
2	Igor Boev	Philips	25
3	Oliver Naesen	Bralirwa - Stevens Bikes	23
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7	Sascha Modolo	Trans Cycling Team	16

Young:

1	Steven Kalf	Tryg - Ritter Sport	5h42'24
2	Erik Nordsaeter Resell	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	+ 2'25
3	Marc Hirschi	Sauber Petronas Racing	+ 4'29
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31	Jaka Primozic	Trans Cycling Team	+ 7'08
42	Cristian Munoz	Trans Cycling Team	+ 11'03
48	Mohammad Ganjkhanlou	Trans Cycling Team	+ 12'20
54	James Knox	Trans Cycling Team	+ 14'34

Team:

1	Philips	17h07'12
2	Carrefour - ESPN	s.t.
3	Strava	s.t.
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7	Trans Cycling Team	+ 4'50

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3.stage, Tour di Faso - Great stage for Abraha!
Last and most important day of this race.

100km Thomas and Abraha were both together in the second group behind the leaders of other teams.

Thomas was already a lot behind in the middle of the race but Abraha was surprisingly still in the first group.

At the second intermediate sprint, it was only 13 riders in a front group and our Abraha was in between.

Thomas was at that time 6min behind the first group.

Baugnies went into the short attack in the last 18km and mad almost split in the first group where was Abaraha in the second part of this group but they all made it back before 10km to go.

In the last ten km, it came to different attacks but Baugnies was the strongest one.
Abraha tries to hold the position around the top 10.

In the end, Baugnies was the strongest one and managed to win the race and our Abraha finished on 9th place in the stage and overall which is a success for our team and a disappointment on the other side from Thomas Geraint situation with 15min loss of time after winning.

Results:

1	Jerome Baugnies	Los Pollos Hermanos	3h34'44
2	Fabien Taillefour	Eddie Stobart	+ 23
3	Tomas Paprstka	Philips	+ 1'00
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9	Tesfay Abraha	Trans Cycling Team	s.t.
35	Geraint Thomas	Trans Cycling Team	+15'16
50	Sascha Modolo	Trans Cycling Team	+ 21'21
DNF	Mohammad Ganjkhanlou	Trans Cycling Team
DNF	James Knox	Trans Cycling Team
DNF	Hussein Manfred	Trans Cycling Team
DNF	Cristian Munoz	Trans Cycling Team
DNF	Jaka Primozic	Trans Cycling Team

General:

1	Jerome Baugnies	Los Pollos Hermanos	9h16'36
2	Nikolas Maes	Tryg - Ritter Sport	+ 16
3	Kristian Sbaragli	Strava	+ 1'10
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9	Tesfay Abraha	Trans Cycling Team	+ 1'30
38	Geraint Thomas	Trans Cycling Team	+ 18'13
47	Sascha Modolo	Trans Cycling Team	+ 24'03
DNF	Mohammad Ganjkhanlou	Trans Cycling Team
DNF	James Knox	Trans Cycling Team
DNF	Hussein Manfred	Trans Cycling Team
DNF	Cristian Munoz	Trans Cycling Team
DNF	Jaka Primozic	Trans Cycling Team

Points:

1	Nikolas Maes	Tryg - Ritter Sport	41
2	Jerome Baugnies	Los Pollos Hermanos	39
3	Kristian Sbaragli	Strava	29
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11	Sascha Modolo	Trans Cycling Team	16
24	Tesfay Abraha	Trans Cycling Team	7

Team:

1	Strava	27h55'25
2	Philips	s.t.
3	Carrefour - ESPN	+ 5'18
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8	Trans Cycling Team	+ 38'26

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Malopolski Wyscig was the race that we didn't expect anything or any points.

It's started with breakaway and our Sotberg was in but he couldn't follow the rest of the riders and he was soon in the peloton again.

One of our riders Manfred was in trouble immediately after the start as he is not feeling good at cobbles sections.

27km to go Thomas was dropped from peloton!

In the last few km, we didn't have any riders in the front or in the peloton which meant that there won't be any points for our team at this race.

Marcos Altur won the race and almost lapped the riders that were in a front of him just before the finish.

Resulta:

1	Marcos Altur	Podium Ambition	6h03'16
2	Kenneth Vanbilsen	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam	+ 33
3	Ruben Zepuntke	Minions	s.t.
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42	Geraint Thomas	Trans Cycling Team	+ 6'22
61	Tesfay Abraha	Trans Cycling Team	+ 9'34
88	Sascha Modolo	Trans Cycling Team	+ 11'56
142	Andre Sotberg	Trans Cycling Team	+ 30'45
146	Jaka Primozic	Trans Cycling Team	+ 32'56
166	Mohammad Ganjkhanlou	Trans Cycling Team	+ 52'24
174	James Knox	Trans Cycling Team	+ 1h12'23

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Frankfurt Eschborn - Goal Top 5!

The first part of the race was calm with a breakaway but on one of the uncategorized climb our Modolo and some other riders were caught behind but they managed to catch the peloton around 59km to go.

In the last 8km, our Rok Korošec went into the attack and Kuznetsov joined him 3km to go and they had an 18'' gap from the peloton.

They were both caught by peloton in the last km!

In a finish sprint, Wouter Wippert won the race and our Luka Mezgec finished on amazing 4th place and managed riched our Top 5 goal!

The first day was reserved for ITT and the winner after flat 17km was Marlen Zmorka. Our best rider was in 15th place Mikhail Ignatiev.

2. stage - flat stage
Our Knox started with the attack at the start of the race and he managed with a few riders to get a gap on the peloton.

He managed to be twice third in intermediate sprints.
The group was caught 28km to go.

For the finish we still had Salleh reserved and he managed to finish on amazing 2nd place behind Salem Kemboi.

Results stage:

1	Salem Kemboi	Farfetch Pro Cycling	4h14'14
2	Mohamed Harrif Salleh	Trans Cycling Team	s.t.
3	Andrea Guardini	Mapei	s.t.

3. stage - flat stage
The third stage was quiet for us until the end which was reserved for Salleh as our leader.
Ben Swift managed to win the race and our Salleh finished again on amazing 2nd place!

3. stage result:

1	Ben Swift	Berg Cycles	5h02'42
2	Mohamed Harrif Salleh	Trans Cycling Team	s.t.
3	Salem Kemboi	Farfetch Pro Cycling	s.t.

4. stage - TTT
This stage was reserved for team time trial and we didn't have any goal and no any expectation for this stage and guys managed to finish in 15th place.

5. stage - flat stage
This was the last stage in this month reserved for Salleh and hope to get a few extra points.

After two second places, this time he finished in 6th place and Salem Kemboi won 5th stage.

5. stage resteult:

1	Salem Kemboi	Farfetch Pro Cycling	4h24'17
2	Ben Swift	Berg Cycles	s.t.
3	Tom Scully	Centovalli - Fiat	s.t.
4	Andrea Guardini	Mapei	s.t.
5	Mark Cavendish	Kraftwerk Man Machine	s.t.
6	Mohamed Harrif Salleh	Trans Cycling Team	s.t.

In the last 6th stage Marlen Zmorka won the time trial and surprisingly our Ignatiev wasn't the best on our team but it was young Mohammad Ganjkhanlou in 47th place.

GC results:

1	Marlen Zmorka	Repsol - Netflix	14h30'48
2	Damien Howson	Duolingo	+ 19
3	Marcel Kittel	Repsol - Netflix	+ 39
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44	Mikhail Ignatiev	Trans Cycling Team	+ 2'32
92	Mohamed Harrif Salleh	Trans Cycling Team	+ 4'49
102	Tesfay Abraha	Trans Cycling Team	+ 5'21
105	Mohammad Ganjkhanlou	Trans Cycling Team	+ 5'32
115	Jaka Primozic	Trans Cycling Team	+ 6'03
117	Cristian Munoz	Trans Cycling Team	+ 6'08
126	James Knox	Trans Cycling Team	+ 7'53
128	Andre Sotberg	Trans Cycling Team	+ 8'08

Points:

1	Salem Kemboi	Farfetch Pro Cycling	66
2	Ben Swift	Berg Cycles	57
3	Marlen Zmorka	Repsol - Netflix	50
4	Mohamed Harrif Salleh	Trans Cycling Team	50

U25:

1	Dusan Kalaba	Minions	14h32'41 (1)
2	Egan Bernal	Polar	+ 19 (2)
3	Salem Kemboi	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 34 (3)
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15	Mohammad Ganjkhanlou	Trans Cycling Team	+ 3'39 (15)
18	Jaka Primozic	Trans Cycling Team	+ 4'10 (18)
20	Cristian Munoz	Trans Cycling Team	+ 4'15 (20)
22	James Knox	Trans Cycling Team	+ 6'00 (22)
24	Andre Sotberg	Trans Cycling Team	+ 6'15 (24)

Team:

1	Repsol - Netflix	42h54'13 (1)
2	Mapei	+ 36 (2)
3	Duolingo	+ 44 (3)
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15	Trans Cycling Team	+ 6'05 (15)

Nemolito wrote:
Some nice sprints by Salleh, nicely representing the CT in those C1 races No shame in finishing behind Kemboi

TOUR OF VANCOUVER

Hardy	Romain	70	75	73	59	73	68	70	66	69	70	74	75	59
Steensen	Andre	73	58	71	76	76	72	70	59	62	69	72	61	76
Ignatiev	Mikhail	76	62	71	76	75	68	68	50	68	76	81	51	76
Modolo	Sascha	73	60	72	57	73	70	79	67	77	79	61	64	69
Pogacar	Tadej	67	73	71	71	74	74	74	51	63	68	66	65	70
Primoži�	Jaka	67	67	68	64	74	72	72	61	66	69	68	66	65
Ganjkhanlou	Mohammad	66	61	64	62	67	67	65	60	70	72	55	73	70
Camargo	Jonathan	70	75	70	64	66	73	70	51	60	65	60	63	64

POST DANMARK RUNDT

Mezgec	Luka	71	61	67	60	73	70	76	58	79	77	62	68	70
Steensen	Andre	73	58	71	76	76	72	70	59	62	69	72	61	76
Ignatiev	Mikhail	76	62	71	76	75	68	68	50	68	76	81	51	76
Abraha	Tesfay	72	56	64	61	70	71	66	75	74	72	67	68	61
Venter	Jaco	69	73	76	59	71	73	69	50	57	65	69	66	59
Knox	James	69	68	68	66	70	72	70	54	63	66	64	61	66
Ganjkhanlou	Mohammad	66	61	64	62	67	67	65	60	70	72	55	73	70
Primoži�	Jaka	67	67	68	64	74	72	72	61	66	69	68	66	65

MONTERREY TT

Steensen	Andre	73	58	71	76	76	72	70	59	62	69	72	61	76
Ignatiev	Mikhail	76	62	71	76	75	68	68	50	68	76	81	51	76
Pogacar	Tadej	67	73	71	71	74	74	74	51	63	68	66	65	70
Camargo	Jonathan	70	75	70	64	66	73	70	51	60	65	60	63	64
Primoži�	Jaka	67	67	68	64	74	72	72	61	66	69	68	66	65
Munoz	Cristian	63	70	68	65	62	64	64	65	57	69	63	65	62
Knox	James	69	68	68	66	70	72	70	54	63	66	64	61	66
Sotberg	Andre	66	64	68	60	65	68	66	65	62	66	70	65	60

CLASICO SAN CRISTOBAL

Venter	Jaco	69	73	76	59	71	73	69	50	57	65	69	66	59
Barbin	Enrico	69	68	78	63	75	73	70	57	71	76	65	67	63
Camargo	Jonathan	70	75	70	64	66	73	70	51	60	65	60	63	64
Sotberg	Andre	66	64	68	60	65	68	66	65	62	66	70	65	60
Thomas	Geraint	73	50	58	61	72	67	64	77	72	75	69	61	61
Ganjkhanlou	Mohammad	66	61	64	62	67	67	65	60	70	72	55	73	70
Pibernik	Luka	72	65	76	60	76	68	68	61	68	74	72	67	62
Primoži�	Jaka	67	67	68	64	74	72	72	61	66	69	68	66	65

1. stage
This was one of the races in the C2HC calendar which is for us most important.
As we don't have any ITT mountain specialist the overall wasn't our goal.

Our best was Jonathan Camargo at 32. place with +49 behind Vadim Ratiy.
In the U25 classification, Tadej Poga�ar managed to finish in 7th place behind Suranga Ranaweera for +1'10.

2. stage

Soon after the start group of 31 riders managed to escaped and we had three and Modolo as our sprint leader.

In the last 30km, it came to different attacks and in the last kilometer, it was around 20 riders and we still had two!

In the last 500m to the finish, Sasha Modolo managed to start sprinting with 6 other riders

WHO IS THE WINNER?
It's SASCHA MODOLO from Trans Cycling Team!!!!!!!!
This is our second stage win!!!!

He was specifically chosen only for this stage because of his speed and hill experiences and power.

3. stage
At the start, we didn't have anyone in a front of the race in a breakaway group but at the and we still had our Sascha Modolo sprinter hidden.

For the sprint, Modolo wasn't in the best position but at the and he managed to finish in amazing 4th place!!!!!

4. stage
From the start, our Hardy and Ignatiev were in a breakaway.

On a second climb, the group started falling apart and both of our riders in a front returned to the peloton.

At the and we didn't had anyone in a front.

Our best was Romain Hardy on 41. a place with a +9'38'' gap from Thibaut Pinot who won the stage.

5. stage

This day didn't finish on our wishes. as we didn't have anyone in a front and Sascha Modolo was a bit tired and he finished on 16. place.

6. stage

Ignatiev was again in a breakaway part of 10 riders.

Our Ignatiev went into an attack with two other riders but they were soon caught by a breakaway group that they were part of before.

In the last 7km, Ignatiev went again to attack on the last incredibly hard mountain Zoe Peak.

Group had more than 4 minutes gap to the peloton but they started it losing quickly.

In the last 5km, the group was caught and Suranga Ranaweera managed to win the stage.

7. stage

This was the first TTT stage at C2HC where we could see how strong we are in reality without first TT squad.

They managed to surprise and set 2nd time in the first split after 10 teams and 7th after20 teams but in the second part, they managed even better and at the end, they finished on amazingly 6th place!

GC

1	Thibaut Pinot	Project: Africa	22h15'04
2	Suranga Ranaweera	Sauber Petronas Racing	+ 11
3	Nico Keinath	Philips	+ 1'06
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37	Romain Hardy	Trans Cycling Team	+ 13'55
42	Jonathan Camargo	Trans Cycling Team	+ 17'13
51	Tadej Pogacar	Trans Cycling Team	+ 21'41
68	Mikhail Ignatiev	Trans Cycling Team	+ 27'07
89	Jaka Primozic	Trans Cycling Team	+ 35'07
91	Sascha Modolo	Trans Cycling Team	+ 36'03
129	Andre Steensen	Trans Cycling Team	+ 52'51
130	Mohammad Ganjkhanlou	Trans Cycling Team	+ 53'01

Points

1	Theo Reinhardt	Centovalli - Fiat		61
2	Suranga Ranaweera	Sauber Petronas Racing		59
3	Wouter Wippert	BNZ Cycling Team		53
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6	Sascha Modolo	Trans Cycling Team		43
37	Mikhail Ignatiev	Trans Cycling Team		8

U25

1	Suranga Ranaweera	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.	22h15'15
2	Matteo Fabbro	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	s.t.	+ 4'37
3	Niklas Eg	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	+ 17	+ 11'48
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6	Tadej Pogacar	Trans Cycling Team	s.t.	+ 21'30
19	Jaka Primozic	Trans Cycling Team	s.t.	+ 34'56
40	Mohammad Ganjkhanlou	Trans Cycling Team	s.t.	+ 52'50

Teams

1	Carrefour - ESPN	20'23	66h13'57
2	Tryg - Ritter Sport	+ 39	+ 5'52
3	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	+ 19	+ 9'13
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16	Trans Cycling Team	+1'07

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Fabianski wrote:

1. stage - incredible start

We didn't have any riders in a breakaway group but our team with help of others were able to catch all escapers and we had Luka Mezgec as our leader for this sprint.

At the and Luka managed to win in a sprint and could celebrate the stage win.

2. stage

This stage wasn't special for us. Our best rider Mikhail Ignatievfinished in 11th place.
Luka Mezgec was still third in GC after this stage and fourth in the points classification.

3. stage

This was another stage where we didn't hope for any results but still Ignatiev finished in 8th place.

4. stage

Another stage reserved for our sprinter Luka Mezgec who finished in amazing 2nd place after Tom Scully.

5. stage

The last stage was reserved for our TT specialists Ignatiev and Steensen.
Both of them finished the last day in TOP 20 on 15th Andre Steensen and 17th Mikhail Ignatiev.

Results GC:

1	Jan Ghyselinck	Carrefour - ESPN	16h04'39
2	James Oram	Guave's Sunlight Cycling	+ 10
3	Wen Hao Li	Carrefour - ESPN	+ 12
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11	Andre Steensen	Trans Cycling Team	s.t.
12	Mikhail Ignatiev	Trans Cycling Team	+ 46
40	Jaka Primozic	Trans Cycling Team	+ 3'49
65	Jaco Venter	Trans Cycling Team	+ 4'57
109	Luka Mezgec	Trans Cycling Team	+ 6'46
113	James Knox	Trans Cycling Team	+ 7'03
122	Mohammad Ganjkhanlou	Trans Cycling Team	+ 7'45
138	Tesfay Abraha	Trans Cycling Team	+ 9'34

Ponts:

1	Luka Mezgec	Trans Cycling Team	45
2	Igor Boev	Philips	40
3	Tom Scully	Centovalli - Fiat	39
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22	Mikhail Ignatiev	Trans Cycling Team	13
45	Tesfay Abraha	Trans Cycling Team	6
63	Andre Steensen	Trans Cycling Team	1

Young:

1	Andrea Enrico Maccagli	Sotto il sole di Riccione	16h05'28
2	Gino Mäder	Centovalli - Fiat	+ 1'50
3	Mathias Norsgaard	Tryg - Ritter Sport	+ 1'53
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6	Jaka Primozic	Trans Cycling Team	+ 3'00
24	James Knox	Trans Cycling Team	+ 6'14
28	Mohammad Ganjkhanlou	Trans Cycling Team	+ 6'56

Team:

1	Carrefour - ESPN	48h15'43
2	Glanbia Foods Cycling Project	+ 40
3	Project: Africa	+ 1'32
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6	Trans Cycling Team	+ 2'34

This was the race that we came to only to get new experiences and hope to get a nice result.

Between the race, the Minions team caught us, and with racing next to each other they gave us big ''support'' to improve and finish much higher compared to what would otherwise be.

We need to thanks the Minions team that we finished on high for us 10th place.

Who knows why stronger team Minions rode part of the race with us. Maybe it was the reason all bananas in pockets for extra energy. But without their support, we wouldn't be that high.

Results:

1	DK - SVA Zalgiris	1h06'43
2	Duolingo	+ 7
3	Repsol - Netflix	+ 23
4	Polar	+ 26
5	Minions	+ 33
6	Azteca - NBCSN	+ 50
7	Mapei	+ 1'25
8	Berg Cycles	+ 1'29
9	Project: Africa	+ 1'47
10	Trans Cycling Team	+ 2'43
11	Glanbia Foods Cycling Project	+ 3'14
12	Team Popo4Ever p/b Nemiroff	+ 3'33
13	Gjensidige Pro Cycling Team	+ 4'22
14	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 4'39
15	Control Team	+ 38'05

This was the race from which we didn't expect anything as our hill leader didn't have a good season this year.

After few riders managed to escapes the peloton split in two groups and our leader Barbin was in the first 36 riders group which became 22 riders group around 55km to the finish.

Both groups managed to come together with no breakaways but and there were again 21 riders who managed to escape.

We had Barbin and Venter this time in this group.

In the end, Daniel Hoelgaard won this race, and Barbin surprisingly finished in 5th place this race after the season he had!

GC:

1	Daniel Hoelgaard	Tryg - Ritter Sport	4h59'50
2	Wilco Kelderman	Philips	s.t.
3	Christopher Juul-Jensen	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	+ 29
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5	Enrico Barbin	Trans Cycling Team	+ 37
20	Luka Pibernik	Trans Cycling Team	+ 3'45
24	Jaco Venter	Trans Cycling Team	+ 3'59
84	Jaka Primozic	Trans Cycling Team	+ 10'10
110	Mohammad Ganjkhanlou	Trans Cycling Team	+ 11'25
115	Jonathan Camargo	Trans Cycling Team	+ 13'31
116	Andre Sotberg	Trans Cycling Team	+ 13'53
139	Geraint Thomas	Trans Cycling Team	+ 25'30

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The first season can be sometimes harder but sometimes to be competitive and improve in next seasons can be even harder but we hope that with a new sponsor and some new riders will come better times for our team.

We did a lot of mistakes by putting some riders on the races that are definitely not for them. For the first, we need to apologize to the G. who was chosen for the race that wasn't suited for his form and experiences but he did showed his combativeness and motivation and inspired our young talents special in the Kenya race.

With what kinda experiences we had before the first season we aren't disappointed but for the next season, we hope to do much better planning riders for their appropriate races.

Our team finished on 14th place in CT standing after this season:

1			Carrefour - ESPN	2138
2			Carlsberg - Danske Bank	2120
3			Philips	2115
14			Trans Cycling Team	975

Our best rider was sprinter Mohamed Harrif Salleh in 23rd place with 269 points.


Part of not reaching the success that we hoped was the planning but part it was on the riders themselves.

The riders that disappointed us this year were Enrico Barbin who was the leader for hill stages but his performance wasn't stable across this season and he had big ups and downs this season.

From our mountain leader Romain Hardy we hoped for a few better performances but still, he got a few nice results.

Luka Mezgec is definitely the most bright spot in this season. On a PCT level, he couldn't perform as bright as wished. This year he was like a reborn rider. Even that his career because of age is going to the and he was the first rider to win any race or stage in our team this year. Thank you Luka again!

For next season we will completely change our team and with a new sponsor is come a new cycling kit made by the_hoyle.

Our goals for last season were:
[C2HC] Betonexpressz GP Top 10 (2nd Mikhail Ignatiev)
[C2HC] Zuri Metzgete Top 5 (11th Enrico Barbin)
[C2] GP Izola Win (10th Enrico Barbin)
[C2] Frankfurt Eschborn Top 5 (4th Luka Mezgec)
CT Team Standings Top 10 (14th)

Depend on the races but maybe we will accept a rider or two on a loan to develop their experiences and to go a level higher.