Fabianski wrote:

And then you basically have no-one for TT-heavy and cobbled races (although the TTT setup looks rather solid, even though it's obviously not top-notch). And only Houle for the sprints, that could mean quite some potential points lost on flat stages.

Placing	Rider		Time	Points
2	Hayden McCormick	Cervelo Test Team	s.t.	35
20	Gianni Moscon	Cervelo Test Team	+ 1'00	1
32	Andrea Zordan	Cervelo Test Team	s.t.	0
64	Zico Waeytens	Cervelo Test Team	s.t.	0
81	Aaron Grosser	Cervelo Test Team	s.t.	0
84	Calvin Watson	Cervelo Test Team	s.t.	0
107	David Boily	Cervelo Test Team	s.t.	0
137	Ion Izagirre	Cervelo Test Team	+ 16'18	0

Team Points : 36 (18 PPRD)

Placing	Rider		Time	Points
8	Gianni Moscon	Cervelo Test Team	+ 27	35
14	Zico Waeytens	Cervelo Test Team	+ 56	14
30	Karel Camrda	Cervelo Test Team	+ 2'56	5
43	Andrea Zordan	Cervelo Test Team	+ 4'15	2
50	Kim Magnusson	Cervelo Test Team	s.t.	2
56	Ion Izagirre	Cervelo Test Team	+ 4'44	0
58	David Boily	Cervelo Test Team	s.t.	0
83	Mathias Vacek	Cervelo Test Team	+ 6'15	0

Team Points : 58 (9.7 PPRD)

Placing	Rider		Time	Points
3	Lewis Stroll	Cervelo Test Team	s.t.	29
4	Riley Pickrell	Cervelo Test Team	s.t.	26
23	Hugo Houle	Cervelo Test Team	s.t.	1
33	Vlad-Nicolae Dobre	Cervelo Test Team	s.t.	0
44	Aaron Grosser	Cervelo Test Team	s.t.	0
49	Davur Magnussen	Cervelo Test Team	s.t.	0
63	Jordan Cheyne	Cervelo Test Team	s.t.	0
76	Hayden McCormick	Cervelo Test Team	s.t.	0

Team Points : 56 (28 PPRD)

Overall 150 points were scored and 18.56 PPRD to start the year. I am pleased about the number of riders scoring points already, which was one of the main aims across the window and to have 4 riders over 25 and 3 being 50k riders is a great start through 3 races.

Caspi wrote:

You're killing all my hopes and dreams of promotion.



Congrats on the amazing scoring so far

knockout wrote:

Seems like an excellent month for you. Congrats!

Cervelo Announces End of Sponsorship Agreement with The MG team that carries their name — After careful evaluation, Cervelo has made the difficult decision to discontinue our sponsorship of the former Cervelo Test Team, effective immediately.
As a company committed to excellence and innovation, we have always sought partnerships that reflect our values of performance, determination, and continuous improvement. While we appreciate the hard work and dedication shown by JT throughout our collaboration, the team’s results have not aligned with our strategic objectives.
We sincerely thank the riders, staff, and fans for their support and commitment throughout our partnership. It has been a privilege to be part of the journey, and we wish JT and the team success in their future endeavors.
Cervelo remains committed to supporting the sport of cycling and will continue exploring opportunities to invest in and collaborate with teams that align with our vision for competitive excellence.

Enel and Bianchi proudly assume the role of lead sponsors for the established Continental team, formerly known as the Cervelo Test Team.

With a strong commitment to performance, innovation, and Italian cycling heritage, the team is set to make waves in the international cycling scene.

Joining forces with co-sponsors Miche, fizik, Sportful, and Limar, the squad will be equipped with world-class cycling technology and apparel, ensuring they ride in style and strength throughout the Continental Tour. Bianchi’s legendary craftsmanship in bicycle manufacturing, combined with Enel’s pioneering energy solutions, will provide the perfect foundation for a high-performing team.

Leading the charge on the road will be Italian powerhouse Gianni Moscon, whose experience and grit promise to push the team to new heights. "I'm incredibly excited to be leading this team as we embark on a new chapter," said Moscon. "With the support of Enel and Bianchi, and a strong group of sponsors behind us, we have everything we need to make a real impact on the Continental Tour."

Team management echoed Moscon’s enthusiasm, highlighting the team’s ambitions for the season ahead. "This partnership is a testament to our commitment to excellence and the deep-rooted passion for cycling in Italy," said the team's manager. "We are building a squad that embodies Italian cycling culture, and with Gianni at the helm, we are confident in our ability to compete at the highest level."

The team will ride in a striking light green jersey, featuring bold white and red accents that echo the Italian flag. The front of the jersey prominently displays the Enel and Bianchi logos, symbolising the union between cutting-edge energy solutions and legendary cycling heritage. Sponsor logos from Miche, fizik, Sportful, and Limar adorn the shoulders and sleeves, reinforcing the team’s commitment to top-tier cycling performance. With a sleek and modern design, the jersey embraces both tradition and innovation, ensuring the riders stand out in the peloton

The team is committed to maintaining an 80% Italian roster, ensuring that homegrown talent has the opportunity to shine on the Continental stage. By fostering a predominantly Italian lineup, the team aims to uphold the nation’s rich cycling heritage, allowing riders to develop within a professional structure steeped in tradition and excellence. This commitment reinforces a deep-rooted connection to Italian cycling culture, a sentiment echoed by the management and sponsors alike.

AbhishekLFC wrote:

Interested to see the future direction of the team!

Heine wrote:

Will be very interesting to see where you go, I would guess you keep going with a Canadian focus?