Summary: Vote for The Comeback, as we know it's gonna win. Then go catch up on Karl Hammarling from the start as you probably haven't been reading it, things got nuclear in Act 6. So then i might get the win in April, but probably May after like 7/8 consecutive nominations.

Summary: My story about Omega Pharma is full of surprises and big goals. We have a great team and are still at the beginning of a hopefully successful season. The month of January was perhaps not as good as planned but the team around Tom Boonen, Mark Cavendish and Tony Martin is ready to fight for great success. Currently Cav & Co are storming through the desert of Qatar, and bless us with stage victories. We have set ourselves huge goals: Tom Boonen and the spring classics, R.Uran (Giro & Vuelta), Kwiatkowski (Tour de France) and Tony Martin (WC ITT). I would be very happy to reach some of those goals with your great support. Winning this award would be a huge motivation :-)

Finally, I would like to say that I am very pleased to be represented in the story section once again. Thank you for this nomination and whatever comes I am proud to be a part of this award. Good luck to all!

Summary: Projob-Odfjell has grown a lot since its foundation. Team leader Johnnie Flodder has brought the team many more successes, but with other riders shining too it seems Vacansoleil has a bright future. Well, it would have if there weren't the sponsors suddenly quitting. Now that the team is reaching June, the future of the team is becoming vaguer though. Some riders have been linked to other teams, sponsors are rumoured to quit and new sponsors are linked to taking over Projob-Odfjell already. Despite all the issues in the WorldTour the team keeps on performing, even against the WorldTour teams.

Summary: The team have now entered the month of April in the Pro Continental Division and have found it harder than the previous year but amazingly have totaled up 26 Race and Stage victories Thanks mainly to there new additions of Bauer, Bobridge, Swift and Van Garderen.

The team is already within four victories of bettering last season's total and are also hoping to be accepted to our 1st ever Grand Tour in September the Vuelta a Espana.

Summary: The epic tale of Travis Newton has come to an end. A rather bittersweet finale that many could see coming but it brought everything full circle. If you stayed with me throughout you saw Travis transition from the farmer boy from Kansas to a cycling hopeful that just couldn't get over the final hump to becoming a superstar (or get his girl back).

Thanks for all the support the story has received. Truly incredible.
It's sad to see it go, but Travis' journey will surely never be forgotten.

Summary: It´s still early in the season and not much has happened but we already achieved a stage win (TDU stage 4) and lots of Top 10s with the team being always very active in the races.

We have one of the best photographer in the world taking some pics from our races, you can enjoy those HD pics anytime you check FDJ reports. With Pro Tour races approaching, the best of the season is still to get started, so you don´t want to loose that. Stay with us, we need all support there is for a successful season.

Summary: Hello and my name is Adamb. I started PCM daily a few months back and tried a few stories but they all didn't last, But this story Team Sky 2014 is a good one. So far In Team Sky 2014 the Squad have won 15 podiums and 7 wins. Chris Sutton has been our best rider so far by taking the stage in the Tour Down Under and winning 3 podiums plus a 2nd place in the GC and 1st in the Points Classification. What's in store for the future, The big decision of whether Bradley Wiggins will feature in the Tour de France, and who will lead our squads in the Giro and Vuelta. Plus how Chris Froome will do In Oman and Adriacto.

Summary: A short while removed from my last story, I've come back stronger than ever to guide Trek Factory Racing through the 2014 season, and also to guide Andy Schleck to get back on the winning track. We started off the season with some great results Down Under and in Argentina, most notably Zubeldia's GC win in San Luis. In February, we saw Andy Schleck podium in Oman, effectively proving he's really back to top form. We've also picked up many stage wins and podiums along the way.

We're currently at the start of March, and our much anticipated Classics season is about to get underway. With Spartacus taking a dominating win in Omloop and Nizollo taking 2nd in Kuurne, it's surely a good omen for rest of March and April. You'll surely not want to miss Cancellara looking to dominate the classics and Schleck climbing his way back to the top of the WT, so if you haven't dropped by yet, come take a look to see what the rest of 2014 will bring for Trek!

Ian Butler wrote:
Hmm really wonder why aCross isn't nominated here.

Mresuperstar wrote:

Looks like I let one slip through the cracks... Yes, aCross should probably been nominated now that I look back at it, sorry Shonak.

547984 wrote:
Did anyone else notice that admirschleck's English has improved quite a bit.

baseballlover312 wrote:
I was told you were saving my story for this month. Probably my only chance for a nomination. But limits are limits I guess.

Mresuperstar wrote:

I was but then you had a really slow month so I put it in the honorable mentions.

547984 wrote:
Did anyone else notice that admirschleck's English has improved quite a bit.

YvesStevens wrote:


Ofcourse, and he keeps saying it aswel xDD

admirschleck wrote:

?

Link me the post where I said my English got better? (maybe once or twice max., when someone already started that kind of conversation)...

admirschleck wrote:
I do understand that my English is getting better, thanks to this and alot of other forums/TV series. I think it's just normal process.

But the part where he says 'and he keeps saying it aswel xDD' isn't very true, as i am not really trying to show it off that much (at least I think it's like that).