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CrueTrue	#1 Posted on 03-03-2010 16:47
Tour de France Champion Posts: 29989 Joined: 20-10-2006 PCM$: 200.00	Team Vueling Airlines Media Centre Team Jersey Riders Tosh Van der Sande Nario Quintana Michael Valgren Andersen Lars Ytting Bak Jakob Fuglsang Martin Pedersen Rasmus Sterobo Nicolas Edet Alexandre Geniez Jonathan Hivert Blel Kadri Thomas Lebas Arthur Vichot Emilien Viennet Peter Kennaugh Martin Reimer Patrik Sinkewitz Salvatore Puccio Arman Kamyshev Thomas Dekker Niels Scheunemann Maurice Schreurs CrueTrue attached the following file: vuelingairlinesmg.7z [1.65MB / 174 Downloads] Edited by CrueTrue on 21-12-2012 23:38


CrueTrue	#2 Posted on 03-03-2010 16:47
Tour de France Champion Posts: 29989 Joined: 20-10-2006 PCM$: 200.00	Team Team Vueling Airlines' Results in the 2014 Season Season's yet to start... Previous Seasons Season 2013 Spoiler General Statistics PCT Ranking: 3rd Tour Wins: 4 Classic Wins: 3 Stage Wins: 14 (Non-GC) Jersey Wins: 8 Major Results Thomas Dekker 2nd in Tour of Sochi 2nd in 3rd stage of Tour of Sochi 1st in 4th stage of Tour of Sochi 1st in Tour de l'Ain 1st in Points Classification of Tour de l'Ain 2nd in 4th stage of Tour de l'Ain 1st in 5th stage of Tour de l'Ain 1st in Clasica a Quetzaltenango 1st in Points Classification of Clasica a Quetzaltenango 1st in Mountain Classification of Clasica a Quetzaltenango 1st in 2nd stage of Clasica a Quetzaltenango 1st in 3rd stage of Clasica a Quetzaltenango 1st in GP Sudkarnten 3rd in 1st stage of Sibiu Tour 1st in Vuelta a Burgos 1st in Points Classification of Vuelta a Burgos 1st in 1st stage of Vuelta a Burgos 1st in 2nd stage of Vuelta a Burgos 1st in 5th stage of Vuelta a Burgos 1st in Tour of Hellas 1st in Points Classification of Tour of Hellas 1st in 2nd stage of Tour of Hellas 2nd in 6th stage of Tour of Hellas 3rd in 7th stage of Tour of Hellas Patrick Sinkewitz 1st in Mountain Classification of Thuringen Rundfahrt 8th in Gisborne GP 6th in Scandinavia Open Road Race 3rd in Tour of Taiwan 7th in Ostdeutschland Tour 4th in Schwarzwald Classic 1st in Rund um Bad Harzbug 2nd in Manx International 5th in Milano-Torino 5th in Giro dell'Emilia 6th in Japan Cup Peter Kennaugh 10th in Tour of South China Sea 1st in 1st stage of Tropicale Amissa Bongo 9th in GP Moscow 2nd in Berlin ProRace 1st in Points Classification of Ster ZLM Tour 2nd in 1st stage of Ster ZLM Tour 3rd in 2nd stage of Ster ZLM Tour 2nd in 4th stage of Ster ZLM Tour 1st in Points Classification of Post Danmark Rundt 1st in 1st stage of Post Danmark Rundt 3rd in 2nd stage of Post Danmark Rundt 3rd in 4th stage of Post Danmark Rundt 2nd in 6th stage of Post Danmark Rundt 3rd in Ulaanbaatar GP 5th in Baltic Chain Tour 3rd in 2nd stage of Baltic Chain Tour 3rd in 4th stage of Baltic Chain Tour 1st in GP Ouest France - Plouay 1st in 4th stage of Tour of Britain 9th in Paris-Tours Maurice Schreurs 5th in Tour of South Africa 1st in 2nd stage of Tour of South Africa 3rd in 5th stage of Tour of South Africa 8th in GP di Lugano 3rd in Giro dell'Appennino 10th in Tour of the Czech Republic 1st in 1st stage of Tour of the Czech Republic 2nd in 6th stage of Int. Ã–sterreich Rundfahrt 10th in USA Pro Cycling Challenge 2nd in 2nd stage of USA Pro Cycling Challenge 3rd in 6th stage of USA Pro Cycling Challenge 2nd in 6th stage of Tour of Britain 10th in Giro dell'Emilia 3rd in 4th stage of Tour of Beijing Martin Reimer 4th in Tropicale Amissa Bongo 3rd in 2nd stage of Tropicale Amissa Bongo 3rd in 6th stage of Tropicale Amissa Bongo 4th in Hel van het Mergelland Blel Kadri 2nd in 3rd stage of Tropicale Amissa Bongo 3rd in 1st stage of USA Pro Cycling Challenge Martin Pedersen 1st in 8th stage of Int. Ã–sterreich Rundfahrt 3rd in 1st stage of Tour of Beijing Thomas Lebas 9th in Tour of South Africa Jonathan Hivert 3rd in 3rd stage of Tour of the Czech Republic Lars Ytting Bak 8th in Post Danmark Rundt Season 2012 Spoiler General Statistics UPT Ranking: 18th Stage Wins: 3 Tour Wins: 1 (Non-GC) Jersey Wins: 1 Major Results Thomas Dekker 8th in Vuelta a la Region de Murcia 3rd on 5th and 6th stage of Tour de Romandie 1st in Tour de Romandie 2nd in Points Classification of Tour de Romandie 4th in Criterium du Dauphine Libere 3rd in Points Classification of Criterium du Dauphine Libere 5th in 2nd stage of Tour de France 3rd in 15th stage of Tour de France 2nd in 20th stage of Tour de France 4th in Tour de France 5th in GP Liechtenstein 8th in GP Mendrisio Stijn Devolder 9th in Tour of Oman 4th in 21st stage of Giro d'Italia 2nd in Tour of Northern Europe Patrick Sinkewitz 8th in Paris - Nice 3rd in 5th stage of Tour of California 4th in Classique du Grand Duche Vladimir Gusev 10th in Paris - Roubaix 6th in Tour of Northern Europe Maurice Schreurs 10th in Tirreno - Adriatico 3rd in Youth Classification of Tirreno - Adriatico 1st in 5th stage of Tour of California 3rd in Mountain Classification of Tour of California Martin Reimer 3rd on 1st stage of Paris - Nice 3rd on 12th stage of Giro d'Italia 1st in 2nd stage of Vuelta a Espana 3 days in the leader's jersey at Vuelta a Espana 4 days in the point's jersey at Vuelta a Espana Stefan Cohnen 1st in Mountain Classification of Paris - Nice Arthur Vichot 2nd on 7th stage of Volta a Catalunya Blel Kadri 2nd on 2nd stage of Tirreno - Adriatico 1st on 5th stage of Tour de Suisse Andrey Zeits 2nd in Mountain Classification of Vuelta al Pais Vasco Season 2011-2007 Spoiler General Statistics UPT Ranking: 13th Stage Wins: 7 Tour Wins: 0 Jersey Wins: 1 Major Results Thomas Dekker 6th in Criterium International 3rd in 11th and 18th stage of Tour de France 1st in 13th stage of Tour de France 2nd in Tour de France 10th in Vuelta a Asturias 1st in 3rd stage of Deutschland Tour 4th in Deutschland Tour 1st in Dutch Road Championship Joaquin Rodriguez Oliver 1st in 8th stage of Paris-Nice 3rd in Paris-Nice 10th in Milano - San Remo 1st in 1st stage of Vuelta al Pais Vasco 2nd in Vuelta al Pais Vasco 10th in Classique du Grand-Duche 8th in World Road Race Championship Stijn Devolder 4th in Ronde van Vlaanderen 3rd in 8th stage of Giro d'Italia 2nd in 14th stage of Giro d'Italia 6th in Giro d'Italia 6th in Tour de Suisse 2nd in Tour of Northern Europe 6th in Giro di Lombardia Thomas LÃ¶vkvist 7th in Tour of California 1st in Swedish Road Championship Aleksandr Serebriakov 3rd in 2nd stage of Vuelta a EspaÃ±a 6th in GP de Fourmies Martin Reimer 3rd in Rund um KÃ¶ln Lars Ytting Bak Winner of the Mountain Classification in Tour de Romandie Maurice Schreurs 1st in 6th stage of Tour de l'Avenir 3rd in Tour de l'Avenir The Individual Classement 14th - Thomas Dekker 31st - Stijn Devolder 40th - Joaquin Rodriguez Oliver 89th - Thomas LÃ¶vkvist 114th - Martin Reimer 118th - Linus Gerdemann 140th - Aleksandr Serebriakov 172nd - Lars Ytting Bak 176th - JosÃ© Antonio Pecharroman 223rd - Maurice Schreurs 225th - Stefan Cohnen 248th - Niels Scheunemann 251st - Jakob Fuglsang 275th - Maarten Tjallingii 276th - Martin Pedersen 282nd - Francesco Bellotti 283rd - Egoi MartÃnez de Esteban 357th - Anders Lund 381st - Michael MÃ¸rkÃ¸v 400th - Kasper Klostergaard 401st - Jens Mouris Season 2010 General Statistics UPT Ranking: 5th Stage Wins: 8 Tour Wins: 2 Jersey Wins: 6 Major Results Thomas Dekker 5th in Tour de Romandie 1st in the 5h stage of Dauphine Libere 2nd in Dauphine Libere Winner of the Points, Mountain and Young Rider Classification in Dauphine Libere 1st in the 1st, 6th and 10th stage of Tour de France 3rd in the 8th, 9th and 20th stage of Tour de France 4th in Tour de France 1st in 3rd and 5th stage of Deutschland Tour Winner of Deutschland Tour Winner of the Points Classification and Young Rider Classification in Deutschland Tour Domenico Pozzovivo 9th in Tirreno Adriatico 9th in Liege - Bastogne - Liege 2nd in the 4th, 5th and 8th stage of Giro d'Italia 4th in Giro d'Italia 6th in Tour de Suisse 8th in Badaling International 7th in Vuelta a Asturias Vladimir Gusev 5th in Monte Paschi Eroica 8th in Omloop Het Volk 9th in Ronde van Vlaanderen Winner of Tour of Northern Europe Diego Ulissi 3rd in Rund um KÃ¶ln 4th in Amstel Gold Race 6th in Giro dell'Emilia 10th in Japan Cup Maxime Vantomme 2nd in Tour of Qatar Winner of the Young Rider Classification in Tour of Qatar Christophe Kern 1st in the 4th stage of Vuelta a Espana Christophe Le Mevel 1st in the 3rd stage of Paris-Nice 2nd in the 20th stage of Giro d'Italia Michael Rasmussen 2nd in the 19th stage of Vuelta a Espana The Individual Classement 3rd - Thomas Dekker 30th - Domenico Pozzovivo 47th - Vladimir Gusev 55th - Diego Ulissi 71st - Maxime Vantomme 137th - Christophe Kern 138th - JosÃ© Antonio Pecharroman 155th - Christophe Le MÃ©vel 179th - Theo Eltink 180th - Maurice Schreurs 181th - Pierre Rolland 189th - Matti Breschel 180th - Francesco Bellotti 204th - Egoi MartÃnez de Esteban 214th - Martin Pedersen 218th - Michael Rasmussen 240th - Fabio Duarte 251st - Lars Ytting Bak 290th - Michael MÃ¸rkÃ¸v 327th - Kasper Klostergaard 331st - Anders Lund 352nd - LÃ¡szlÃ³ Bodrogi 364th - Angelo Furlan 364th - Niels Scheunemann Season 2009 Season Statistics UPT Ranking: 12th Stage Wins: 15 Tour Wins: 0 Jersey Wins: 2 Individual Classement: 9th - Michael Boogerd 44th - Domenico Pozzovivo 45th - Thomas Dekker 56th - Gert Steegmans 61st - Alessandro Petacchi 131st - JosÃ© Antonio Pecharroman 158th - Mauricio Ardila 198th - Patrice Halgand 199th - Christophe Kern 223rd - Olaf Pollack 224th - Pierre Rolland 252nd - Angelo Furlan 1st Patrice Halgand, 4th stage of Tour Down Under Alessandro Petacchi, 4th stage of Tour of Qatar Thomas Dekker, 1st stage of Paris-Nice Thomas Dekker, Points Classification of Paris-Nice Alessandro Petacchi, 4th stage of Tirreno-Adriatico Michael Boogerd, Amstel Gold Race Michael Boogerd, Fleche Wallone Domenico Pozzovivo, 5th stage of Tour de Romandie Alessandro Petacchi, 4th stage of Giro d'Italia Alessandro Petacchi, 13th stage of Giro d'Italia Thomas Dekker, 1st stage of CritÃ©rium du DauphinÃ© LibÃ©rÃ© Thomas Dekker, Points Classification of CritÃ©rium du DauphinÃ© LibÃ©rÃ© Mauricio Ardila, 11th stage of Vuelta a Colombia Michael Boogerd, 2nd stage of ENECO Tour Thomas Dekker, Dutch Time Trial Championship Laszlo Bodrogi, Hungarian Road Race Championship Laszlo Bodrogi, Hungarian Time Trial Championship 2nd Alessandro Petacchi, 3rd stage of Tour of Qatar Thomas Dekker, 3rd stage of Paris-Nice Olaf Pollack, 5th stage of Volta Ciclista a Catalunya Thomas Dekker, 4th stage of CritÃ©rium du DauphinÃ© LibÃ©rÃ© Pierre Rolland, 8th stage of CritÃ©rium du DauphinÃ© LibÃ©rÃ© Mauricio Ardila, 7th stage of Vuelta a Colombia Gert Steegmans, 2nd stage of Int. Ã–sterreich Rundfahrt Alessandro Petacchi, 5th stage of ENECO Tour Gert Steegmans, 9th stage of Vuelta a Espana Thomas Dekker, Dutch Road Race Championship Kasper Klostergaard, Danish Road Race Championship Lars Ytting Bak, Danish Time Trial Championship 3rd Thomas Dekker, 5th stage of Paris-Nice Philips - Hummel, Team Classification of Paris-Nice Domenico Pozzovivo, 14th stage of Giro d'Italia Domenico Pozzovivo, 16th stage of Giro d'Italia Angelo Furlan, 4th stage of Tour de Suisse Domenico Pozzovivo, 9th stage of Tour de Suisse Francesco Bellotti, Mountain Classification of Tour de Suisse Thomas Dekker, 1st stage of Tour de France Christophe Kern, 6th stage of Tour de France Thomas Dekker, 7th stage of Tour de France Domenico Pozzovivo, 4th stage of Int. Ã–sterreich Rundfahrt Alessandro Petacchi, 6th stage of ENECO Tour Thomas Dekker, 5th stage of Deutschland Tour Gert Steegmans, 6th stage of Vuelta a Espana Gert Steegmans, 10th stage of Vuelta a Espana Michael Boogerd, Giro di Lombardia Season 2008 Season Statistics UPT Ranking: 3rd Stage Wins: 16 Tour Wins: 2 Jersey Wins: 2 (not counting Young Rider Jerseys) Individual Classement: 6th - Michael Boogerd 10th - Thomas Dekker 13th - Alessandro Petacchi 56th - Laszlo Bodrogi 67th - Carlos Sastre 117th - Angelo Furlan 118th - Pierre Rolland 119th - Pieter Weening 139th - Mauricio Ardila 140th - Patrice Halgand 152th - Christophe Le Mevel 184th - Dmitri Fofonov 185th - Steffen Wesemann 186th - Theo Eltink 1st Thomas Dekker, 8th stage of Paris - Nice Michael Boogerd, 3rd stage of Tirreno-Adriatico Michael Boogerd, overall classification of Tirreno - Adriatico Angelo Furlan, 21st stage of Giro 'd Italia Thomas Dekker, 3rd stage of Volta a Catalunya Alessandro Petacchi, 2nd stage of Tour de France Alessandro Petacchi, 8th stage of Tour de France Alessandro Petacchi, 20th stage of Tour de France Patrice Halgand, Mountains Classification of Tour de France Alessandro Petacchi, 3rd stage of ENECO Tour of Benelux Alessandro Petacchi, 6th stage of ENECO Tour of Benelux Alessandro Petacchi, 7th stage of ENECO Tour of Benelux Thomas Dekker, 10th stage of Vuelta a Espana Pieter Weening, 17th stage of Vuelta a Espana Alessandro Petacchi, 2nd stage of Tour of Britain Alessandro Petacchi, 6th stage of Tour of Britain Laszlo Bodrogi, 7th stage of Tour of Britain Alessandro Petacchi, Points Classification of Tour of Britain Michael Boogerd, 6th stage of Tour de Pologne Michael Boogerd, Overall Classification of Tour de Pologne 2nd Dmitri Fofonov, 6th stage of Paris - Nice Thomas Dekker, Points Classification of Paris Nice Michael Boogerd, 2nd stage of Tirreno-Adriatico Steffen Wesemann, 4th stage of Tirreno - Adriatico Michael Boogerd, Points Classification of Tirreno - Adriatico Michael Boogerd, Le Fleche Wallone Theo Eltink, Mountain Classification of Tour de Romandie Christophe Le Mevel, 4th stage of Giro 'd Italia Thomas Dekker, Points Classification of Volta a Catalunya Carlos Sastre, 6th stage of Tour de France Alessandro Petacchi, 7th stage of Tour de France The whole team, 13th stage of Tour de France Alessandro Petacchi, Points Classification of Tour de France Thomas Dekker, 7th stage of Deutschland Tour Alessandro Petacchi, 4th stage of ENECO Tour of Benelux Alessandro Petacchi, Points Classification of ENECO Tour of Benelux Alessandro Petacchi, 1st stage of Tour of Britain Alessandro Petacchi, 2nd stage of Tour of Britain Alessandro Petacchi, Overall Classification of Tour of Britain Thomas Dekker, ZÃ¼rich - Metzgete Michael Boogerd, Giro de Lombardia 3rd Thomas Dekker, 4th stage of Paris - Nice Michael Boogerd, Amstel Gold Race The whole team, 1st stage of Volta a Catalunya Thomas Dekker, 7th stage of Volta a Catalunya Lazlo Bodrogi, 4th stage of Tour de Suisse Alessandro Petacchi, 5th stage of Tour de France Thomas Dekker, Overall Classification of Deutschland Tour Alessandro Petacchi, Vattenfall Cyclassics Michael Boogerd, GP Plouay - Ouest de France Theo Eltink, 15th stage of Vuelta a Espana Thomas Dekker, 16th stage of Vuelta a Espana Thomas Dekker, Overall Classification of Vuelta a Espana Alessandro Petacchi, 4th stage of Tour of Britain Laszlo Bodrogi, Overall Classification of Tour of Britain Michael Boogerd, 7th stage of Tour de Pologne Season 2007 Season Statistics UPT Ranking: 7th Stage Wins: 8 Tour Wins: 2 Jersey Wins: 5 Individual Classement: 4th - Thomas Dekker 9th - Michael Boogerd 37th - Denis Menchov 84th - Jose Antonio Pecharroman 128th - Mark Renshaw 137th - Olaf Pollack 146th - Giampaolo Caruso 1st Thomas Dekker, 6th stage of Paris - Nice Thomas Dekker, points classification of Paris - Nice Thomas Dekker, Young Riders' classification of Paris - Nice Michael Boogerd, 4th stage of Volta Ciclista a Cataluna Michael Boogerd, overall classification of Volta Ciclista a Cataluna Thomas Dekker, overall classification of Dauphine Libere Thomas Dekker, Young Riders' classification of Dauphine Libere Denis Menchov, 4th stage of Tour de Suisse Gianpaolo Caruso, mountain classification of Tour de Suisse Thomas Dekker, 5th stage of Tour de France Thomas Dekker, 7th stage of Tour de France Thomas Dekker, 8th stage of Tour de France Thomas Dekker, Young Rider's Classification of Tour de France JosÃ© Antonio Pecharroman, 17th stage of Vuelta a Espana Michael Boogerd, Giro di Lombardia 2nd Thomas Dekker, 5th stage of Paris - Nice Thomas Dekker, overall classification of Paris - Nice Thomas Dekker, 4th stage of Dauphine Libere Michael Boogerd, 3rd stage of Tour de Suisse Denis Menchov, overall classification of Tour de Suisse Thomas Dekker, 8th stage of ENECO Tour of Benelux Thomas Dekker, Young Riders' Classification of ENECO Tour of Benelux Mark Renshaw, 15th stage of Vuelta a Espana Michael Boogerd, 3rd stage of Tour de Pologne Michael Boogerd, 7th stage of Tour de Pologne Michael Boogerd, overall classification of Tour de Pologne Michael Boogerd, Zuri-Metzgete 3rd Thomas Dekker, 3rd stage of Paris - 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CrueTrue	#3 Posted on 03-03-2010 16:47
Tour de France Champion Posts: 29989 Joined: 20-10-2006 PCM$: 200.00	Team Vueling Airlines' Transfers Pre-Season 2013 In: Peter Kennaugh from Jaguar - Eritel Salvatore Puccio from ING Cycling Project Rasmus Sterobo on loan from Team Puma - SAP Jonathan Hivert from the free agency Thomas Lebas from the free agency Out: Egoi Martinez de Esteban to the free agency JosÃ© Antonio Pecharroman to the free agency Vladimir Gusev to the free agency Francesco Bellotti to the free agency Stefan Cohnen to the free agency Daniel Teklehaimanot to Jaguar - Eritel William Bonnet to Team Lotto - Cervelo Stijn Devolder to Pivovarna LaÅ¡ko Cycling Team Pre-Season 2012 Spoiler In: Patrick Sinkewitz from the free agency Vladimir Gusev from the free agency Michael Valgren Andersen from the free agency William Bonnet from the free agency Emilien Viennet from the free agency Nicolas Edet from the free agency Arthur Vichot from the free agency Blel Kadri from the free agency Alexandre Geniez from the free agency Fabien Taillefour from the free agency Nairo Quintana from the free agency Tosh Van der Sande from the free agency Arman Kamyshev from the free agency Andrey Zeits on loan from Aker Solutions Ethan Weiss on loan from California Giant Out: Joaquin Rodriguez Olivier to NestlÃ© Cycling Team for 1.050.000 â‚¬ Thomas LÃ¶vkvist to Saab-Scania for 900.000 â‚¬ Linus Gerdemann to Bimbo Nutella for 850.000 â‚¬ Aleksandr Serebriakov to Hollister Pro Cycling for 300.000 â‚¬ Fabien Taillefour to Koppert Cycling Team for 150.000 â‚¬ Tosh Van der Sande on loan to UniCredit Nairo Quintana on loan to UniCredit William Bonnet on loan to UniCredit Arman Kamyshev on loan to Koppert Cycling Team Michael Valgren Andersen on loan to Focused Cycling Emilien Viennet on loan to Aker Solutions Pre-Season 2011 Spoiler In: Joaquin Rodriguez Olivier from Auber 93 - Look for Pierre Rolland, Christophe Kern and a fee of 60.000 â‚¬ Jakob Fuglsang from Team LEGO for a fee of 180.000 â‚¬ Martin Reimer from the free agency Aleksandr Serebriakov from Auber 93 - Look and for Christophe Le MÃ©vel and a fee of 225.000 â‚¬ Thomas LÃ¶vkvist from CafÃ© de Colombia for Fabio Duarte Linus Gerdemann from CafÃ© de Colombia for a fee of 557.000 â‚¬ Stijn Devolder from the free agency Daniel Teklehaimanot from the free agency Stefan Cohnen from the free agency Maarten Tjallingii from the free agency Jens Mouris on a loan deal from British Airways for a fee of 60.000 â‚¬ Out: Matti Breschel to the free agency Theo Eltink to the free agency Angelo Furlan to the free agency Domenico Pozzovivo to the free agency Maxime Vantomme to the free agency Pierre Rolland to Auber 93 - Look for Joaquin Rodriguez Olivier Christophe Kern to Auber 93 - Look for Joaquin Rodriguez Olivier Christophe Le MÃ©vel to Auber 93 - Look for Aleksandr Serebriakov Fabio Duarte to CafÃ© de Colombia for Thomas LÃ¶vkvist Vladimir Gusev to British Airways for a fee of 550.000 â‚¬ Daniel Teklehaimanot on a 1 year loan deal to UniCredit Michael Rasmussen to British Airways for a fee of 27.000 â‚¬ LÃ¡szlÃ³ Bodrogi to UniCredit Pre-Season 2010 Spoiler In: Matti Breschel from the free agency Michael Rasmussen from the free agency Vladimir Gusev from Team Starbucks for Mark Renshaw and 75.000 Fabio Duarte from the free agency Anders Lund from the free agency Diego Ulissi from Festina for a fee of 300.000 (1 year loan deal) Maurice Schreurs from the free agency Egoi Martinez de Esteban from the free agency Martin Pedersen from the free agency Out: Michael Boogerd has retired Patrice Halgand to the free agency Olaf Pollack to the free agency Anders Lund to the free agency Alessandro Petacchi to Team LEGO - Capri-Sonne for a fee of 200.000 Pieter Weening to Jack Wolfskin for a fee of 250.000 Mark Renshaw to Team Starbucks for Vladimir Gusev and a fee of 75.000 Dmitri Fofonov to the free agency Gert Steegmans to Vespa - Caffrey's for a fee of 100.000 Mauricio Ardila to Festina - Seiko for a fee of 50.000 Pre-Season 2009 Spoiler In: Domenico Pozzovivo from Champion for Giampaolo Caruso, Stephen Roche and a fee of 475.000 â‚¬ Maxime Vantomme from Champion for 1.400.000 â‚¬ Gert Steegmans from Carrefour Cycling for Carlos Sastre and a fee of 700.000 Lars Bak from Mapei for a fee of 300.000 Michael MÃ¸rkÃ¸v from the free agency Anders Lund from the free agency Kasper Klostergaard from the free agency Out: Steffen Wesemann has retired Giampaolo Caruso to Champion for Domenico Pozzovivo Stephen Roche to Champion for Domenico Pozzovivo Andreas Klier to American Suzuki for 1.200.000 Carlos Sastre to Carrefour Cycling for Gert Steegmans Pre-Season 2008 Spoiler In: Alessandro Petacchi from Carlsberg for Denis Menchov Andreas Klier from FloGas for a fee of 230.000 Niels Scheunemann from the free agency Carlos Sastre from the free agency Theo Eltink from the free agency Mauricio Ardila from the free agency Pieter Weening from the free agency Out: Julian Dean to Nippo for a fee of 50.000 RÃ©mi Pauriol to the free agency BenoÃ®t Poilvet to the free agency Christophe Edaleine to the free agency Anthony Charteau to the free agency Jimmy Engoulvent to the free agency Denis Menchov to Carlsberg for Alessandro Petacchi Pre-Season 2007 Spoiler In: JosÃ© Antonio Pecharroman from Benfica for Alexandre Botcharov Olaf Pollack from Wiesenhof - Felt for William Bonnet Denis Menchov from Milram for Michael Rogers Out: Alexandre Botcharov to the free agency William Bonnet to the free agency Michael Rogers to Milram for Denis Menchov Edited by CrueTrue on 21-12-2012 23:38


CrueTrue	#4 Posted on 07-03-2010 15:03
Tour de France Champion Posts: 29989 Joined: 20-10-2006 PCM$: 200.00	Philips - TDC ready for the transfer season With TDC having signed on as a new name sponsor, the team will be known as Philips - TDC in the 2011 season. Hummel will continue as a the team's clothes sponsor along with Pinarello (equipment), Carlsberg and Spyker Cars, the Dutch company which has recently bought Swedish Saab. The team will be riding in this jersey: Unfortunately, five riders from the 2010 team will have to find some different colours to ride in. Matti Breschel, Theo Eltink, Maxime Vantomme and the two Italians Angelo Furlan and Domenico Pozzovivo, with the latter being one of the team's major stars, had requirements which the team couldn't meet. They are therefore now on the free agency, looking for a new team.


CrueTrue	#5 Posted on 16-03-2010 09:45
Tour de France Champion Posts: 29989 Joined: 20-10-2006 PCM$: 200.00	Philips - TDC signs Joaquin Rodriguez Olivier Since Michael Boogerd's retirement after the 2009 season, Philips - TDC has been looking for a replacement. In the 2010 season, Diego Ulissi joined on a 1 year loan deal from Festina, and with a 4th place in Amstel Gold Race, among other good results, he proved that he's ready to take over. Unfortunately, Festina decided to keep him for the upcoming season. Instead, Auber 93 - Look's Joaquin Rodriguez Olivier has become Philips - TDC's first signing of the season. He'll be looking to continue the team's great tradition of top results in the hilly classics. Unfortunately, long-time servants Christophe Kern and Pierre Rolland were tempted by Auber 93's French project and have left Philips - TDC.


CrueTrue	#6 Posted on 19-03-2010 22:54
Tour de France Champion Posts: 29989 Joined: 20-10-2006 PCM$: 200.00	Philips - TDC almost ready for the 2011 season An amazing transfer season is coming to an end for Philips - TDC. Today, the most notable signing of the season was announced: Stijn Devolder, winner of the Tour de France 2009 and runner up to the same race in 2010, will join Philips - TDC for the 2011 season. Today was also the day that Daniel Teklehaimanot, a future great, joined the team, and with the signing of Martin Reimer a couple of days ago, Philips - TDC has definitely proved that developing young riders is essential to the team. In addition to those riders, Russian Aleksandr Serebriakov joins the team to replace Maxime Vantomme as the team's sprinter. Lastly, Linus Gerdemann and Thomas LÃ¶vkvist, both from CafÃ© de Colombia, have also joined the team and will be looking to help out the team leaders, although they may also be given the chance to go for their own chance in some races. Thomas LÃ¶vkvist in particular proved last season that he's capable of anything - by winning the Japan Cup, he secured his team another season in the Pro Tour. Obviously, we've also had to let a few riders go. Fabio Duarte joined the team prior to the 2010 season and was given the role as a team leader. Unfortunately, he did not fulfil his assignment at all and had a horrible season. He will therefore return to Colombia to ride for CafÃ© de Colombia. Christophe Le Mevel follows the two other ex-Philips French riders, Pierre Rolland and Christophe Kern, to join Auber 93 - Look while Vladimir Gusev will be captaining British Airways in the Continental Division. This also means that the transfer season is as good as over for Philips - TDC. Teklehaimanot will most probably be loaned out to a Continental Team while a rider or two will be signed during one of the upcoming days.


SotD	#7 Posted on 20-03-2010 08:03
World Champion Posts: 12187 Joined: 29-11-2006 PCM$: 2980.00	You got yourself the best possible squad. Well done! I reckon you should be in the top 2 this season...


CrueTrue	#8 Posted on 26-03-2010 22:16
Tour de France Champion Posts: 29989 Joined: 20-10-2006 PCM$: 200.00	Philips - TDC finalizes roster for 2011 With today's signing of Dutch veteran Marten Tjallingii, unsigned in 2010, riding for White Bear Steyr in 2009, the team is now complete. Tjallingii will function as captain du route and replaces the Hungarian Time Trial Champion Laszlo Bodrogi who'll be with UniCredit in the upcoming season. A few days ago, Philips also signed Stefan Cohnen, a Dutch climber, after having sold Michael Rasmussen to the relegated British Airways. This means that the team now consists of the following nationalities: 6 Danes 5 Dutchmen 3 Spaniards 2 Germans 1 Belgian 1 Russian 1 Swede 1 Italian


CrueTrue	#9 Posted on 20-02-2011 19:01
Tour de France Champion Posts: 29989 Joined: 20-10-2006 PCM$: 200.00	Press Release: Philips ends sponsorship Philips, who has sponsored the team since the beginning of the 2008 season, has decided to end its sponsorship when the contract expires at the end of this season. With Philips on-board, the team has enjoyed many successes - for example, Michael Boogerd won both the Amstel Gold Race and Fleche Wallone back in 2009. The big triumph, a victory in the Tour de France by team leader Thomas Dekker, is not among the results, though, and after a disappointing 2011 season, it's hardly surprising that Philips has decided to leave. Edited by CrueTrue on 23-03-2011 20:25


CrueTrue	#10 Posted on 23-03-2011 09:27
Tour de France Champion Posts: 29989 Joined: 20-10-2006 PCM$: 200.00	Media Article: LÃ¶vkvist and Dekker triumph - team still looking for financial backing After a season with just four wins, Thomas LÃ¶vkvist and Thomas Dekker have finally managed to bring a few good headlines. The two riders won their respective National Road Championship. Thomas LÃ¶vkvist dominated the Swedish Championship with an early solo attack. No one was able to follow the strong Philips lieutenant who took the National Championship with 1'25 to Fredrik Kessiakoff. Thomas Dekker, on the other hand, had to go through a lot of trouble to secure his first National Championship win. Dekker and the rest of his Philips team mates were caught behind in a split, and when the race entered its final stage, Dekker was still behind. But with a massive attack, he suddenly found himself among the favourites in front. In the final meters, Thomas Dekker outsprinted Langeveld and Boom and took a much appreciated win. The two wins come in very handy as team manager Mike Jensen is still trying to secure financial backing for the upcoming season. According to several reports, a sponsor deal fell through in the last phases, and with the renewal phase starting soon, it's not looking good for the Philips team. Edited by CrueTrue on 23-03-2011 20:25


CrueTrue	#11 Posted on 23-03-2011 20:34
Tour de France Champion Posts: 29989 Joined: 20-10-2006 PCM$: 200.00	Media Article: New team jersey spotted in the wild? Following reports in the media earlier today, a fan has sent in a couple of photos of what appears to be a new team jersey for the Philips - TDC team. The team was seen training on the Mont Ventoux in a black and red jersey that brings back the memories of the former Caisse d'Epargne team. Although the team management is still yet to finally confirm its presence in the 2012 World Tour, it appears that the team has managed to secure the needed financial backing. No sponsors have been confirmed so far, though. Edited by CrueTrue on 23-03-2011 20:40


SportingNonsense	#12 Posted on 23-03-2011 21:37
Team Manager Posts: 33046 Joined: 08-03-2007 PCM$: 200.00	Is that eon?


Roman	#13 Posted on 23-03-2011 21:45
Grand Tour Specialist Posts: 4386 Joined: 29-05-2007 PCM$: 200.00	I think yes, e.on is probably CT's co-sponsor. The question remains, who is the main sponsor? Manager of Moser - Sygic


CrueTrue	#14 Posted on 24-03-2011 11:02
Tour de France Champion Posts: 29989 Joined: 20-10-2006 PCM$: 200.00	New title sponsor revealed (Press release) Dutch sports car manufacturer Spyker Cars, which was a minor sponsor of the team in the 2011 season, will be the new title sponsor of the team in the upcoming 2012 season. Team Spyker Cars will use the company's motto: Nulla tenaci invia est via -- For the tenacious, no road is impassable. This also proves the strong tie there is between the cycling team and Spyker Cars. Spyker Cars is not the only sponsor to continue into the 2012 season, though. Pinarello will still be the frame supplier while Hummel will continue to deliver the kits. Team Spyker Cars has also managed to secure backing from a couple of new sponsors: TomTom, manufacturer of automotive navigation systems Mobistar, mobile telecommunications operator Eâ€¢ON, energy service provider Lastly, it's also time to show off the new team jersey which is designed by the lead designer of Hummel, Max Belaschov. Edited by CrueTrue on 24-03-2011 11:08


roturn	#15 Posted on 14-06-2011 22:41
Team Manager Posts: 22246 Joined: 24-11-2007 PCM$: 3900.00	Members of Team Rothaus-Aegon earlier announced their interest to sign Maurice Schreurs. Any information if he could imagine to ride for a smaller Continental team next season?


viking90	#16 Posted on 15-06-2011 19:14
Grand Tour Specialist Posts: 4032 Joined: 24-01-2009 PCM$: 200.00	It has been reported and rumored part in various media that Thomas LÃ¶vkvist might leave the team for the Swedish Saab-Scania for next season, is there some truth behind this? Edited by viking90 on 15-06-2011 19:15


SotD	#17 Posted on 12-10-2012 14:41
World Champion Posts: 12187 Joined: 29-11-2006 PCM$: 2980.00	After this seasons horrible results, which ended with relegation for the strong team, Spyker Cars, rumours has been buzzing that team captain Thomas Dekker could be leaving the team. Team Festina manager, Andreas JÃ¸hnke has commented on the matter. "Thomas is a wonderful rider. We have sometimes felt, that he had much much more to give, but his team hasn't always been there to back him up when it really mattered, and I think that has cost him quite a lot in the longer stageraces. I have always talked well with Thomas, and I would love to make him a TdF contender once more, if he by any chance wanted to leave the team. We know he is an expensive rider, and as such we would need to free some allocated salary in order to make him fit, but as Markus Fothen could be interested in leaving, it could possibly be an ideal swap. It would save Spyker Cars a lot of money on wages, and Fothen is almost as good, and a very very strong CT rider. We have been thinking about it for sure!" Other than Thomas Dekker the Festina manager made his voice heard over several of the Spyker Cars rider. "It's a hugely interesting team for us. There are some interesting french riders such as Blel Kadri, William Bonnet and Emilien Viennet we would love to sign in this transferseason, but also talented riders such as Maurice Schreurs, Martin Reimer and Vladimir Gusev are very appealing to us." Does the Spyker Cars setup have anything to say about the rumours, and comments from the danish manager of Team Festina?


cio93	#18 Posted on 12-10-2012 18:21
World Champion Posts: 10845 Joined: 29-10-2007 PCM$: 500.00	Word is that Dutch puncheur Maurice Schreurs is linked to German outfit Puma - SAP in order to stay in Pro Tour. He is allegedly cited to "having a great interest in riding with my talented fellow countryman Kelderman" and "not [being] willed to miss out on my beloved Amstel Gold Race". Team Puma-SAP stated towards the press they would happily admit Schreurs and give him at least a co-captain role in Spring. It added that "Martin Reimer is another very interesting rider from Spyker Cars who shouldn't be forced to ride CT, and he would perfectly fit into our German team". Is the Spyker Cars management familiar with these rumours and if so, what is their opinion on this matter? Edited by cio93 on 12-10-2012 18:22 Team Puma - SAP HQ 2024


CountArach	#19 Posted on 13-10-2012 08:55
Grand Tour Champion Posts: 8290 Joined: 14-07-2008 PCM$: 200.00	The press room has recently been buzzing about the future of former Tour de France winner Stijn Devolder, with the man reportedly having stated that he wants to run out the rest of his career at a Belgian team. Upon hearing of this rumour, Team BPost's manager, Count Arach was delighted, "Having such a great name on board would not just provide us with another leader but also give our young climbers someone to learn from. We would definitely be interested in bringing him on board! Can the management of Team Spyker Cars comment on this rumour? Manager of Team Bpost - Vlaanderen Follow me on Twitter (All opinions expressed are not guaranteed to reflect reality)


CrueTrue	#20 Posted on 14-10-2012 21:45
Tour de France Champion Posts: 29989 Joined: 20-10-2006 PCM$: 200.00	Spyker-manager unhappy with riders and rivals It's been a long - very long - season for Team Spyker Cars' Danish Manager, Mike Jensen. Being one of the most successful teams in the history of cycling, it's now just a shadow of itself. If that isn't already visible, it will be in the next season where the Dutch team will reside in the 2nd division as a Pro Continental team after six years in the Pro Tour. Team Spyker Cars simply didn't deliver what was needed, and several of the team's key riders seemed out of form for the entire season. According to the team manager, there's one issue that may have affected his riders. "Spyker Cars has been in serious problems after Saab's bankruptcy, and it hasn't been fulfilling its sponsorship obligations. We had to cut down on costs, and we ended up sacking some of our staff. That turned out to be a bad decision," Mike Jensen says. Riders have to take blame He's not quite ready to take the full blame for the horrendous season where Thomas Dekker's win in Tour of Romandie was a rare highlight. "There's no doubt that we had expected a lot more from riders such as Patrick Sinkewitz and Vladimir Gusev. They were invisible for most part of the season when they should have been captains and leading the way forward," Mike Jensen says. That does not mean that they will be leaving the team, though. In fact, the Danish manager lash out at the rival managers who have been using the press to express interest in Spyker Cars' riders. "They are like vultures circling a dead body. It's disrespectful to the team and to my riders. Besides, my riders aren't going anywhere. They made the team relegate, so now they have to stay and secure the promotion. The fancy cars are gone, no Tour de France - it's going to be a good experience for a lot of them, I think," Mike Jensen says. According to several sources that Cyclingnews have been in contact with, several of the team's star riders, including Thomas Dekker, are already heading towards the exit, though. Edited by CrueTrue on 14-10-2012 21:47

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