1. PM must be titled UCPCL Draft Round # (# is the round number)
2. Must include first name initial or full first name
3. All riders in list must be valid, eligible riders
4. All riders must fit any round specific restrictions
5. Your first PM’d list is the only valid list, unless I tell you otherwise
6. If a rider is invalid, ineligible then I will go to the next choice on the list
7. After the results have been posted, there will be no changes to those results, unless I have made a clear error in rider allocation or draft order
8. Any lists sent before the round opens will be ignored and not counted

Ok, there will be 28 Rounds of the draft. So the WT will end up with 28 riders, and the CT with 24 riders. (plus any custom riders you sign, giving WT a limit of 30 riders, and the CT a limit of 28 riders)
Before each round the managers will PM me a list of their picks for that round, in priority order. This PM must be titled UCPCL Draft Round x (where x is the round number). If it is not titled this then i wont read it, and will bug you until its sent properly. This is just to make it easier for me to organize.
The WT gets a 4 round head start over the CT. But Rounds 3 and 4 have restrictions put in place to preserve some balance. The CT teams will join at the beginning of Round 5, ahead of the WT teams.
The first round is generated using a random sequence generator. After that it will follow a serpentine system.
When the CT teams join, they will draft in a randomly generated order. After which the serpentine will resume.
This is the fairest way to run a draft i know of, and am happy to post some math if anyone is interested.

How is the random order generated?
The WT teams are put in a list in order of application. The first application is given number 1, the last selected wildcard gets 16.
I then use random.org's sequence generator. I click generate/try again 5 times for fairness. This then becomes the order of the draft.
For the CT it will again be done using order of application. And again random.org sequence generator 5 times.

What is a Serpentine?
A Serpentine is a system used to keep such things as drafts fair to all participants. Its mathematical.

How does a Serpentine work?
Lets say Round 1 goes team1, team2,3,4,5 etc. Round 2 will go team16, team15,14,13 etc. It switches every round.
So lets take the opening 4 rounds.
Fastweb gets first pick, and ING gets last pick in round 1. Fastweb = 1, ING = 16.
In round 2 Fastweb gets 16 and ING gets 1. Fastweb 1+16=17, ING 16+1=17
Round 3, Fastweb 1st, ING last pick. Fastweb 1+16+1=18, ING 16+1+16=33.
Round 4, Fastweb 16th, ING 1st. Fastweb 1+16+1+16=34, ING 16+1+16+1=34.
It works for all teams.

Why a draft?
People loved it for the P-MG. I really like the idea. Its different and surprisingly tactical.

Contracts are affected by the draft.
Those picked in Rounds 1,4,7,10,13,16,19,22,25,28 will have 1 year contracts
Those picked in Rounds 2,5,8,11,14,17,20,23,26 will have 2 year contracts
Those picked in Rounds 3,6,9,12,15,18,21,24 will have 3 year contacts.
So its not just about picking the good riders first. Do you go safe and have them for a year, or do you risk it for long term benefit?

The opening round of the draft. A chance for the WT teams to secure a true leader for the coming season. This could set the tone for the rest of the draft, and decide the teams specializations.

Results:



8 teams got their first choice pick, 8 teams got bumped.
ING-InBev suffered the worst, getting bumped down to their 5th Choice
Alberto Contador was the most popular rider, topping 6 lists, and appearing on 3 others.
The oddest list was submitted by Pure Black.

You can now send me your lists for Round 2.
Dont forget the order is now reversed! So Pure Black are first, and Lierse are last.

The second round. A chance to pick up a second leader, or to start building support. Also a good point to pick up a good rider for your nationalities.

Results:



Start off with the most popular rider, which was a tie. Goss, Van den Broeck and Sanchez made it onto 6 lists!
11 teams got their first pick, with the first bump coming to team 7.
The most bumped team was Lunar Industries, with their 4th choice rider.
In-n-Out get the award for oddest list, just ahead of Tulip.

The first restricted round. Except its not really restricted for many.

Results:



Only 4 teams missed their first choice rider.
Pinot was the most popular rider.
Motorex were the most bumped team, down to their 3rd choice.
ITV take the oddest list award, but it was still fairly normal.

Large restriction on this round. But still a chance to pick up a good solid rider.

Results:



So for the short round up.
Phinney, Quintana and Betancur were the most popular riders, just ahead of Matthews.
Dombrowski made it onto 2 lists. Demare onto one list. Despite them already having been drafted.
ITV was most bumped down its 4th pick. 9 teams were bumped in total.
Maxime sent the oddest list. With 7 over age riders and one already drafted.
FroomeDog was forced to send a second lists, as his original offering was even worse.

First round with all the teams. From here on in things get tricky, especially for those in the middle regions of the order. Expect nationalities to come to the fore, and a lot of bumping.




So for the summary.
15 teams got their first choice picks, much higher than i was expecting.
The most bumped team was ITV, down to their 10th choice!!!
BMW also suffered bumped to their 8th choice.
Hard to pick out the most popular rider, but often chosen ones were: Gasparotto, Pozzato, Gerrans and Iglinsky. Their are more but i can't be asked to list them all.
Domino's get the oddest list award.
Most lists were incredibly similar, but soon i expect them to be more nationalized and unique.

The first round with the clarified rules, and a team has fallen foul of them, and is going to take a penalty. Two other teams have had a warning.

Results:



Only 7 teams were bumped in this round. The worst of those were Magners and ITV down to their 3rd choice.
Van Avermaet and Hushovd edge the popularity list, as they were top of 3 lists.
Its hard to give an oddest list award, but i reckon Barrys Maple Leaf take it as they had no sponsor related riders.

Getting into the heart of the draft now. We know what shapes the teams are taking, and teams should now be looking at getting in those key helpers. Also one team takes a punishment for breaking the rules twice.

Results:



Summary time.
14 teams got their first choice riders, higher than expected.
ING got owned! Ending up with their 11th choice rider.
Lots of popular riders, such as Nocentini, Rojas, Petacchi and Freire.
Say goodbye to the oddest list award, and hello to the sponsor list award. This goes to the rider whos list is the most sponsor pleasing.
Lunar and Bulgari came close, but CSC takes it this round.

Still lots of good riders out there. Key to success its still a crucial time in the draft process. On the plus side only 2 teams broke one rule.

Results:



Only 7 teams missed their first choice riders. Of those Bulgari, last in order, were bumped most, down to their 5th rider.
Lots of popular riders of course, with Cataldo standing out on the majority of lists.
So, Sponsor List Award. Pure Black, Lierse and CSC came close, but it goes to Sony Ericsson.

The last round before the Christmas break. A for WT teams they will have a full GT team. Still time to pick up good riders who will score points, even though there are no true leaders around.

Results:



Two clear popular riders this round, Westra and Spilak share the honors.
Majority of teams getting their first picks, with only two teams being bumped more than once. Those were bumped twice, CC Cafe and Haier.
Sponsor List award, CSC and Bulgari come close, but this round it goes to Lunar Industries.

Double digits appear. Expect to see more variety in the lists from here and fierce battles for certain riders. Still plenty of points scorers out there though.

Results



Review time.
I know its a busy time of year, and we are coming back from a break but i was missing 7 lists.
Plus side none of the lists broke the rules.
Bozic was the most popular rider.
No Sponsor List Award this time.

No leaders left anymore, but as usual still plenty of classy points scorers out there. CT teams really need to keep picking up those riders before the WT gets them as domestiques.

Results:
Bulgari-Inditex -----> Tom Slagter
Sporting CP ---------> Pablo Lastras
Nintendo-Ambuja ---> Tomasz Marczynski
Team CSC ----------> Tim Duggan
Sony Ericsson -------> Mikhail Ignatiev
Pervyj ---------------> Fabio Felline
Triks Custom -------> Danny Van Poppel
Magners ------------> Fabio Duarte
Red Bull-M&M -------> Daniel Schorn
Cymru Wales -------> Ed Clancy
AXA-Pinarollo -------> Andrew Tennant
Domino's-ASR -------> Thomas Peterson
Lierse-Pizza Ullo -----> Gianni Meersman
Lunar Industries -----> Svein Tuft
In-n-Out Joes --------> Matthew Busche
Globant-Telefe -------> David Arroyo
CC Cafe --------------> Alex Cano Ardila
Tulip-Guinness ------> Przemyslaw Niemiec
Caterham-Austar ----> Gregory Rast
ITV ProCycling -------> Daniel Napolitano
Motorex-Credit Suisse > Oliver Zaugg
Fastweb --------------> Aidis Kruopis
SGL-Magix -----------> Fabian Wegmann
Allianz-BMW ---------> Matteo Tosatto
Barrys Maple Leaf ---> Matthew Brammier
ING-InBev -----------> Maarten Wynants
Haier -----------------> Rohan Dennis
Pure Black -----------> Michael Kreder


The over 30's were popular in this round. Wegmann just edges the popularity contest over Marczyski and Napolitano.
Only 4 teams were bumped, with Tulip down to their 3rd choice.
No punishments, well done people.

Restricted to riders 30 and over. A lot of choice available here, and some of it rather good if you look hard enough.

Results:
Pure Black-Genesys -----> Julian Dean
Team Haier --------------> David Moncoutie
ING-InBev ----------------> Daniele Pietropolli
Barrys Maple Leaf -------> David McCann
Allianz-BMW -------------> Oscar Sevilla
SGL-Magix ---------------> Sebastian Siedler
Fastweb ------------------> Danilo Di Luca
Motorex-Credit Suisse --> Martin Elmiger
ITV ProCycling -----------> David de la Fuente
Caterham-Austar --------> Richard England
Tulip-Guinness ----------> Gorka Verdguo
CC Cafe -----------------> Bert Grabsch
Globant-Telefe ----------> Victoer Hugo Pena
In-n-Out -----------------> Alex Candelario
Lunar Industries --------> George Hincapie
Lierse-Pizza Ullo --------> Stijn Devolder
Dominos-ASR ------------> Francesco Chicchi
AXA-Pinarello ------------> Ian Wilkinson
Cymru Wales ------------> Matthew Lloyd
Red Bull-M&M ------------> Thomas Rohregger
Magners ------------------> Jose Serpa
Triks Custom ------------> Michael Rasmussen
Pervyj ---------------------> Vladimir Efimkin
Sony Ericsson -----------> Jimmy Casper
Team CSC ---------------> Jan Kirispuu
Nintendo ------------------> Hubert Dupont
Sporting CP ---------------> Pierrick Fedrigo
Bulgari-Inditex -----------> Cesar Veloso


Niemic, Napolitano and de la Fuente share the popularity this round, making it on the majority of lists.
One person managed to break the rules this round.
Sponsor list award goes to Lierse!
Lots of bumping mostly due to a lot of riders going in Round 11.

Yeah, normal round...

Results:
Bulgari-Inditex -----> Bobby Jungles
Sporting CP ---------> Steve Chainel
Nintendo ------------> Pauwel Martens
Team CSC ----------> Jake Keough
Sony Ericsson -------> Maciej Bodnar
Pervyj ----------------> Marko Kump
Triks Custom -------> Rick Zabel
Magners -------------> Andrey Amador
Red Bull-M&M -------> Paolo Tiralongo
Cymru Wales --------> Luke Rowe
AXA-Pinerollo --------> Dean Downing
Dominos-ASR --------> Pieter Weening
Lierse-Pizza Ullo ----> Jan Bakelants
Lunar Industries ----> Ramunas Navardauskas
In-n-Out Joes -------> Pavel Brutt
Globant-Telefe ------> Mikel Astarloza
CC Cafe -------------> Mauricio Soler
Tulip-Guinness ------> Lasse Bochman
Caterham-Austar ---> Xavier Florencio
ITV ProCycling ------> Roger Hammond
Motorex -------------> Johnathon Tschopp
Fastweb -------------> Sylwester Szmyd
SGL-Magix ----------> Tadej Valjavec
Allianz-BMW --------> Amets Txurruka
Barrys Maple -------> Christian Knees
ING-InBev ----------> Kris Boeckmans
Team Haier --------> Vladimir Gusev
Pure Black ----------> Jonathon Cantwell


7 Teams missed their first choices. BMW was bumped to their 4th pick.
There is one punishment which was exacerbated by the earlier picks in this round.
Weening, Tiralongo and Amador were the most popular picks in this round.
Tulip-Guinness earn the Sponsor List award for this round.

The halfway stage!

Results:
Pure Black-Genesys ---> Alan Chadwick
Team Haier ------------> Frantisek Rabon
ING-InBev --------------> Jeremy Roy
Barrys Maple -----------> Stuart O'Grady
Allianz-BMW ------------> Lief Hoste
SGL-Magix --------------> Aitor Hernandez
Fastweb -----------------> Eros Capecchi
Motorex ----------------> Matteo Trentin
ITV ProCycling ---------> Adnrew Fenn
Caterham-Austar -------> Javier Moreno
Tulip-Guinness ---------> Phillip Deignan
CC Cafe ----------------> Staf Scheirlinckx
Globant-Telefe ---------> Joost Posthuma
In-n-Out ---------------> Jan Barta
Lunar Industries -------> Adrien Petit
Lierse-Pizza Ullo ------> Bart De Clercq
Dominos-ASR ---------> Steven Cozza
AXA-Pinerollo ----------> Eric Young
Cymru Wales ----------> Johnathon McEvoy
Red Bull-M&M ----------> Thomas Rohregger
Magners ---------------> Robbie Hunter
Trik Custom -----------> Wesley Kreder
Pervyj -----------------> Maurizio Biondo
Sony Erricson ----------> Oscar Gatto
Team CSC ------------> Jacob Rathe
Nintendo -------------> Rudiger Selig
Sporting CP ----------> Christophe Le Mevel
Bulgari-Inditex -------> Julian Vermote


Of course there were lots of bumps this round.
Similar popular riders for obvious reasons.
2 punishments this round.
No list award this round.

Large restriction in place. Average 69 and under. Only one stat 70 and over. Now we will see who the clever managers are.

Results:
Bulgari-Inditex -----> Stefano Agostini
Sporting CP ---------> Angelo Tulik
Nintendo ------------> Yoshinori Iiano
Team CSC ----------> Craig Lewis
Sony Ericsson -------> Sebastian Balck
Pervyj ---------------> Yegor Dementyev
Triks Custom -------> Jesper Hansen
Magners ------------> Tosh Van der Sande
Red Bull-M&M ------> Spencer Beamer
Cymru Wales ------> Yanto Barker
AXA-Pinerollo -------> David Clarke
Dominos-ASR ------> Yannick Eijssen
Lierse-Pizza Ullo ---> Egidijus Judovalkis
Lunar Industries ---> Pieter Jacobs
In-n-Out Joes ------> Ryan Eastman
Globant-Telefe -----> Miguel Ubeto
CC Cafe ------------> Daan Olivier
Tulip-Guinness -----> Christophe Juul-Jensen
Caterham-Austar --> Caleb Ewan
ITV ProCycling ------> James Millard
Motorex ------------> Simone Stortoni
Fastweb -------------> Andre Steensen
SGL-Magix ---------> Andres Pereyra
Allianz-BMW -------> Yann Huguet
Barrys Maple Leaf -> Ryan Andersen
ING-InBev ---------> Marc Goos
Team Haier --------> Kristian Forbord
Pure Black ---------> Josh England


Naturally a fair few invalid riders, which for this round i did not punish.
Fair few popular riders of course.
Not much to say really.

Unrestricted. Another round. So...

Results:
Pure Black-Genesys ---> Raymond Kreder
Team Haier ------------> Janek Tombak
ING-InBev --------------> Contsantino Zaballa
Barrys Maple Leaf -----> Dominique Rollin
Allianz-BMW ------------> Gregory Soupe
SGL-Magix -------------> Maarten Tjallingi
Fastweb -----------------> Jacopo Guarnieri
Motorex-Credit Suisse -> Gianluca Brambilla
ITV ProCycling ----------> Matt Cronshaw
Caterham-Austar -------> Rory Sutherland
Tulip-Guinness ---------> Lloyd Mondory
CC Cafe ----------------> Gregorio Ladino
Globant-Telefe ---------> Johnathon Monsalve
In-n-Out Joes ---------> Brent Bookwalter
Lunar Industries -------> Christophe Kern
Lierse-Pizza Ullo -------> Kristophe Goddaert
Dominos-ASR ----------> Simon Clarke
AXA-Pinerollo ----------> Sam Bennett
Cymru Wales ----------> Rob Partridge
Red Bull-M&M ----------> Geert Steegmans
Magners ----------------> Thomas Dekker
Triks Custom ----------> Sven Nys
Pervyj ------------------> Mikhaylo Khalilov
Sony Ericsson ---------> Alexsandr Dyachenko
Team CSC ------------> Ben King
Nintendo --------------> Shinri Suzuki
Sporting CP -----------> Edgar Pinto
Bulgari-Inditex -------> Romain Bardet


6 lists with invalid riders... come one people.
Tjallingi was clearly the most popular rider of this round.
Its about time that Cymru wins the Sponsor list Award.
Nintendo were the most bumped team, onto their 6th pick.

Yeah its a draft round. What more do you want?

Results:
Bulgari-Inditex -----> Adriano Malori
Sporting CP ---------> Marco Marcato
Nintendo ------------> Tanel Kangert
Team CSC ----------> Andrew Bajadali
Sony Ericsson ------> Tobias Ludvigsson
Pervyj ---------------> Matteo Montaguti
Triks Custom ------> Jimmi Sorensen
Magners ------------> Robert Forster
Red Bull-M&M ------> Pavel Zitta
Cymru Wales -------> Graeme Brown
AXA-Pinerollo -------> Andrey Zeits
Dominos-ASR -------> Martijn Maaskant
Lierse-Pizza Ullo ---> Simon Ponzi
Lunar Industries ----> Kenny Elissonde
In-n-Out ------------> Nathan Brown
Globant -------------> Carlos Oyarzun
CC Cafe -------------> Jarlinson Pantano
Tulip-Guinness -----> Sergey Lagutin
Caterham-Austar ---> Liam Holohan
ITV ProCycling ------> Stijn Vandenbergh
Motorex -------------> Manuel Belletti
Fastweb --------------> Matteo Cattaneo
SGL-Magix ----------> Andre Schulze
Allianz-BMW --------> Preben Van Hecke
Barrys Maple Leaf --> Christophe Riblon
ING-InBev ----------> Samuel Dumoulin
Team Haier ---------> Cayetano Sarmiento
Pure Black ---------> Tom Zirbel


Malori was very popular, as was Vandebergh and Belletti.
4 rule breakers, and 3 of them were over riders who have been discussed in thread.
TCS get the Sponsor List Award

You know what this is by now.

Results:
Pure Black-Genesys -----> Simon Clarke
Team Haier --------------> Fabio Sabatini
ING-InBev ----------------> Francis de Greef
Barrys Maple Leaf -------> Brice Feillu
Allianz-BMW -------------> Bert de Waele
SGL-Magix ---------------> Andreas Stauff
Fastweb ------------------> Luca Ascani
Motorex ------------------> Danilo Wyss
ITV ProCycling ----------> Kristian House
Caterham-Austar -------> Chris Opie
Tulip-Guinness ----------> Martin Mortensen
CC Cafe -----------------> Alexander Serebryakov
Globant-Telefe ----------> Artem Ovechkin
In-n-Out Joes -----------> Justin Williams
Lunar Industries --------> John-Lee Augustyn
Lierse-Pizza Ullo --------> Kevin de Weert
Dominos-ASR -----------> Mitchell Docker
AXA-Pinerollo ------------> Adam Hansen
Cymru Wales ------------> Jack Bauer
Red Bull-M&M -----------> Charles Huff
Magners -----------------> Edward Voganov
Triks Custom ------------> Boy Van Poppel
Pervyj --------------------> Oleksandr Martynenko
Sony Ericsson ------------> Koldo Fernandez
Team CSC ---------------> Sheldon Deeny
Nintendo -----------------> Stefano Pirazzi
Sporting CP --------------> Bruno Pires
Bulgari-Inditex ---------> Matteo Pelucchi


Lots of similar popular riders, obviously.
3 teams broke the rules, not all the same teams or for the same reason.
Without a doubt the Sponsor List Award winner for this round is Pervyj.

I dont have a comment

Results:
Bulgari-Inditex -----> Gorka Izagirre
Sporting CP ---------> Leonardo Duque
Nintendo ------------> Manuele Boaro
Team CSC ----------> Shawn Milne
Sony Ericsson -------> Jonas Ljungblad
Pervyj ---------------> Andriy Grivko
Triks Custom -------> Brian Vandborg
Magners ------------> Ruben Plaza
Red Bull ------------> Stefan Denifl
Cymru Wales ------> Steele Von Hoff
AXA-Pinerollo ------> James Sampson
Dominos-ASR ------> Rob Ruijgh
Lierse-Pizza Ullo ---> Kristof Vandewalle
Lunar Industries ----> Dennis Flahaut
In-n-Out -----------> Lucas Euser
Globant ------------> Francisco Pacheco
CC Cafe ------------> Leopold Konig
Tulip-Guinness ----> Arnold Jeannesson
Caterham-Austar --> Baden Cooke
ITV ProCycling -----> Simon Richardson
Motorex ------------> Marcel Wyss
Fastweb ------------> Matteo Carrara
SGL-Magix ---------> Sergio Pardilla
Allianz-BMW -------> Amael Moinard
Barrys Maple -------> Michael Barry
ING-InBev ---------> Jure Kocjan
Team Haier --------> Frederik Wilmann
Pure Black ---------> Michael Torckler


Two teams breaking the rules.
Only 3 teams bumped, and only to 2nd choice.
Jeannesson most popular.
Barrys Maple Leaf get Sponsor List Award.

Results:
Pure Black-Genesys -----> Roman Van Uden
Team Haier --------------> Michal Golas
ING-InBev ----------------> Bert-Jan Lindeman
Barrys Maple Leaf -------> Kevin Lacombe
Allianz-BMW -------------> Alexandre Geniez
SGL-Magix ---------------> Remi Di Gregorio
Fastweb ------------------> Francesco Failli
Motorex-Credit Suisse --> Markus Eichler
ITV ProCycling -----------> Dan Fleeman
Caterham-Austar -------> Michael Hepburn
Tulip-Guinness ----------> Vegard Laengen
CC Cafe -----------------> Jonathon Hivert
Globant-Telefe ---------> Manuel Medina
In-n-Out Joes ----------> Ben Jacques-Maynes
Lunar Industries --------> Kristjan Durasek
Lierse-Pizza Ullo -------> Ben Hermans
Dominos-ASR -----------> Matthew Lloyd
AXA-Pinerollo -----------> Michele Gaia
Cymru Wales -----------> Josh Edmonson
Red Bull-M&M -----------> Markus Eibergger
Magners ----------------> Salvatore Puccio
Triks Custom -----------> Sebastian Lander
Pervyj -------------------> Gediminas Bagdonas
Sony Ericsson -----------> Magnus Backstedt
Team CSC --------------> Sergio Hernandez
Nintendo ----------------> Partick Gretsch
Sporting CP -------------> Marek Rutkiewicz
Bulgari-Inditex ---------> Mikel Landa


3 rule breaking teams.
Hard to say much else on these rounds.

Results:
Pure Black-Genesys -----> Miguel Rubiano
Team Haier --------------> Gorik Gardeyn
ING-InBev ----------------> Stefan Van Dijk
Barrys Maple Leaf -------> Hugo Houle
Allianz-BMW --------------> Mauro Finetto
SGL-Magix ---------------> Andres Klier
Fastweb ------------------> Daniele Ratto
Motorex-Credit Suisse --> William Bonnet
ITV ProCycling -----------> Simon Gaywood
Caterham-Austar -------> Dan Lloyd
Tulip-Guinness ----------> Jakob Madsen
CC Cafe -----------------> Andres Cardenas
Globant-Telefe ---------> Enzo Moyano
In-n-Out Joes -----------> Laurent Didier
Lunar Industries --------> David Veilleux
Lierse-Pizza Ullo --------> Niko Eeckhout
Dominos-ASR -----------> John Murphy
AXA-Pinerollo ------------> Tomasz Kiendys
Cymru Wales ------------> Chris Baldwin
Red Bull-M&M -----------> Mattias Brandle
Magners -----------------> Jesus Herrada
Triks Custom ------------> Gediminas Kaupas
Pervyj --------------------> Oleksandr Kvachuk
Sony Ericsson ------------> Frederic Amorison
Team CSC ---------------> Sterling Magnell
Nintendo -----------------> Takashi Miyazawa
Sporting CP --------------> Rui Sousa
Bulgari-Inditex ----------> Rafael Valls


2 teams broke the rules.
No clear popular rider or sponsor award.
And FroomeDogg gets a special Immaturity Award for laughing at the name Gaywood.

Teams can only draft from nations they have not yet drafted from. Should be good.

Results:
Bulgari-Inditex -----> Nelson Oliviera
Sporting CP ---------> Jan Ghyselinck
Nintendo ------------> Anuar Manan
Team CSC ----------> Emanuele Sella
Sony Ericsson ------> Arnaud Coyot
Pervyj ---------------> Rene Mandri
Triks Custom ------> Matija Kvasina
Magners ------------> Arthur Vichot
Red Bull-M&M ------> Manuel Cardoso
Cymru Wales ------> Luis Romero
AXA-Pinerollo -------> Zsolt Der
Dominos-ASR ------> Sergio Paulinho
Lierse-Pizza Ullo --> Merlon Vasquez
Lunar Industries --> Marc De Maar
In-n-Out -----------> Jetse Bol
Globant ------------> Dariusz Rudnicki
CC Cafe -----------> Hugo Sabido
Tulip-Guinness ----> Stef Clement
Caterham-Austar --> Jos Van Emden
ITV ProCycling -----> Guillaume Levarlet
Motorex ------------> Angel Madrazo
Fastweb ------------> Ricardo Mestre
SGL-Magix --------> Yuihiro Doi
Allianz-BMW ------> Christian Jorgensen
Barrys Maple ------> Pablo Urtasun
ING-InBev ---------> Vladimir Karpets
Team Haier -------> Ben Grenda
Pure Black --------> Felix Cardoso


8 teams broke the rules!! But a special mention to Sutty who only sent in British riders. You win the Cock Up award for the entire season.
Otherwise normal stuff.

Back to normal rules.

Results:
Pure Black-Genesys -----> Shem Rodger
Team Haier --------------> Morten Brink
ING-InBev ----------------> Dirk Bellemakers
Barrys Maple Leaf -------> Sebastian Salas
Allianz-BMW -------------> Stefano Garzelli
SGL-Magix ---------------> Rene Obst
Fastweb ------------------> Marco Zanotti
Motorex-Credit Suisse --> Lucas Solari
ITV ProCycling -----------> James McCallum
Caterham-Austar --------> Hamish Hutchinson
Tulip-Guinness -----------> Rasmus Guldhammer
CC Cafe ------------------> Tomasz Smolen
Globant-Telefe ----------> Honorio Machado
In-n-Out Joes ------------> Anthony Geslin
Lunar Industries ---------> Yukiya Arashiro
Lierse-Pizza Ullo --------> Sebastian Rosseler
Dominos-ASR ------------> Chad Beyer
AXA-Pinerollo ------------> Jaroslaw Dobrowski
Cymru Wales ------------> Dennis Van Niekerk
Red Bull-M&M ------------> Martin Schoffmann
Magners ------------------> Enrico Battaglin
Triks Custom ------------> Matej Mugerli
Pervyj --------------------> Oleg Chuzhda
Sony Ericsson -----------> Wim de Vocht
Team CSC ---------------> Peter Femal
Nintendo -----------------> Tomohiro Hayakawa
Sporting CP -------------> Joao Cabriera
Bulgari-Inditex ---------> Davide Cimolai


No rule breakers. Nothing of not at all really.

1.Mark Cavendish
2.Peter Sagan
3.Philipe Gilbert
4.Tom Boonen
5.Joaqim Rodriguez