Away from the celebrations on the Champs-Elysées, 5 businessmen gather together in a boardroom in Paris. On the TV behind, the famous pictures of Andy Schleck, Aleksandr Pluchkin and Simon Spilak standing on the steps of the podium, cameras flashing as they capture tomorrow's back page news.

'Gentleman, last night I had a dream. I dreamt that a Frenchman was stood on the top step of the podium in the Tour de France, riding himself into the heart's of our proud nation. Today, I want to make that dream a reality...

French Cycling is at a low point. Over the last couple of years, under performance in the peleton on a whole has seen a drop in the levels of cyclist across the country. France is stuck in a rut, and we need to do something about it.

Now it is the time to change. It is time to give the stars of the future their chance to push through and reach the pinnacle. It is time to reveal a new team and make someone's dream a reality - Welcome to Sodexo ProCycling'

Sodexo is a French Multinational company providing Food Services and Facilities Management to many different sectors around the world. Current deals include United Coffee and the US Marine Corps, whilst previously having connections with Marriott Hotels in the past.


Accor S.A. is a French Hotel Group, operating over 3,600 hotels in 5 different continents. They offer large diversity across the brand, ranging from Budget and Economy Accommodation, to Luxury and Exotic Resorts.


Mavic is most well-known for being one of the Official Partners and Sponsors of the Tour de France, and will provide the team with our wheelsets for 2015.


Look has a great history of producing quality bicycles, and will be our Bike and Pedal Component Supplier for the forthcoming season.


Ekoi will be provide us with our Helmets for the inaugural season of Sodexo ProCycling.


Le Coq Sportif will be the clothing sponsor for the team, and I'm sure the designers will be able to come us with a great design that will really stand out in the peleton this season.

Credit to roro_352 for the PCS style Team Presentation

Credit to sgdanny for the Frame

Date	Race	Country	Stat.
Jan
10	Clasico San Cristobal	Cuba	C2
31	Great Ocean Road Classic	Australia	C2HC
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Feb
1-6	Benelux Challenge	Benelux	C2HC
17-28	Tour de Middle East	Middle East	C2
21	Geraardsbergen-Bosberg	Belgium	C2HC
27	GP Sallanches	France	C2HC
.
Mar
3-9	Tour de San Luis	Argentina	C2
25	GP Tokyo	Japan	C2
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Apr
1	Zimnyanya GP	Belarus	C2HC
11	Cauberg Claasic	Netherlands	C2
19-28	Tour de Langkawi	Malaysia	C2HC
22-25	Tour de Azerbaijan	Azerbaijan	C2
.
May
15-19	Tour de Taiwan	Taiwan	C2
18-23	Tour of Scotland	Great Britain	C2HC
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Jun
6	Lincoln GP	Great Britain	C2
8-12	Tour of Iceland	Iceland	C2HC
17-22	Giro del Capo	South Africa	C2
22	Hanko Classic	Finland	C2
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Jul
8-13	La Tropicale Amissa Bongo	Algeria/ Gabon	C2HC
25-29	Tour de Slovenie	Slovenia	C2
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Aug
1-7	USA ProCycling Challenge	United States	C2HC
16	Cigar City Twilight Brewing GP	United States	C2
31	Tatranska Klasika	Slovenia	C2HC
.
Sep
1-5	Herald Sun Tour	Australia	C2
26	GP Plouay	France	C1
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Oct
4-6	Tour de Faso	Burkina Faso	C2
8-15	Ruta America del Sol	South America	C2HC
18	Zuri Metzgete	Switzerland	C2HC

Nat.	Race/Objective	Status	Goal	Points
	CT Standings		Top 10	3
	La Tropicale Amissa Bongo	C2HC	GC Win	5
	GP Sallanches	C2HC	Top 5	4
	Tour of Scotland	C2HC	Top 10	3
	10 Stage Wins			2

Scorchio wrote:
Welcome on board, but I already worry over your sanity; are you living in an alternative reality or something? Everyone knows that this years podium at TdeF was Schleck, Pluchkin and Spilak - keep taking the medication .