Start	End	Race	Category
10-Jan		Clasico San Cristobal	C2
22-Jan	31-Jan	Vuelta al Tachira	C2
31-Jan		Great Ocean Road Classic	C2HC
01-Feb	07-Feb	Tour de Langkawi	C2HC
22-Feb		Gisborne GP	C2
25-Feb	27-Feb	Hong Kong Challenge	C2
15-Mar		Apex Mountain Classic	C1
18-Mar		Geraardsbergen-Bosberg	C2HC
22-Mar	27-Mar	Tour of Eritrea	C2HC
04-Apr	09-Apr	Tour de Vineyards	C2HC
08-Apr		Coppa Placci	C2
18-Apr		Betonexpressz GP	C2HC
26-Apr		Lincoln GP	C2HC
27-Apr		GP Wallonie	C1
28-Apr	30-Apr	Corsica International	C1
02-May	07-May	Tour of Romandie	C1
04-May	05-May	Windhoek ITT	C2HC
12-May	14-May	Tour du Faso	C2HC
19-May	21-May	Giro del Trentino	C2
13-Jun	19-Jun	Tour of Vancouver	C2HC
18-Jun	23-Jun	Tour of South Africa	C1
24-Jun		Paris - Tours Expoirs	U23
01-Jul	08-Jul	Tour de San Luis	C2
16-Jul	20-Jul	Tour of Bulgaria	C2
23-Jul		Vilnius GP	C2HC
26-Jul		Nantahala Classic	C1
27-Jul	30-Jul	USA Pro Cycling Challenge	C2
31-Jul		Liège - Bastogne - Liège U23	U23
01-Aug	06-Aug	Benelux Challenge	C2HC
07-Aug	13-Aug	Int. Österreich Rundfahrt	HC
09-Aug		Rio Vista Chinesa	C2
20-Aug	21-Aug	Grands Prix Cyclistes	C2HC
23-Aug	31-Aug	Tour de l'Avenir	U23
01-Sep	05-Sep	Tour of Britain	C1
01-Sep		Philadelphia International Champ.	C2HC
10-Sep	13-Sep	Euskal Bizikleta	C2HC
24-Sep		Transfagarasan GP	C2HC
29-Sep		Milano - Torino	C1
29-Sep		GP Yekaterinburg	C2HC
30-Sep		Ronde van Vlaanderen Beloften	U23
03-Oct		GP Lugano	HC
03-Oct		Giro dell'Emelia	HC
06-Oct	10-Oct	Herald Sun Tour	C2HC
06-Oct	09-Oct	Course de Solidarnosc	C2HC
18-Oct		Züri Metzgete	C2HC

Races in bold font are goal races.

Fabianski wrote:
Thanks for your kind words. I'm myself unsure about how it will work out. First, Team UBS being relegated is a really bad thing for Swiss cycling - and for my team (I was hoping for some loaning opportunities when I first started thinking about my project). Second, Gustavovskiy changing his team's nationality and focusing more on Switzerland came as a surprise to me, and this will make competition for Swiss riders even harder. This makes me think that in the first season I'll probably have to focus more on italian riders - although with Bianchi – Campagnolo and Glanbia Foods Cycling Project there are two completely new italian teams as well... Interesting transfer period coming up

Before the official MGCUI transfer window opens tonight, team manager Mr. Fabianski stated which types of riders he hopes to welcome in his squad in the next few days:
Looking at our sponsors' nationalities, it should be clear that our main focus will be Swiss and Italian riders. As the project is backed by Swiss Cycling, they'd like us to contract some Swiss talents, in order to give them a possibility to develop and later be successful on higher levels.
On the other hand, both Ticino Turismo and Fiat would love to see our jersey as often as possible, i.e. we should also have riders that could be shining from the first season on. So we've got a few names in mind who are no young talents anymore, but already strong and experienced riders - both Swiss and Italian.
Furthermore, we'll consider the other neighbouring countries as well, which means we might offer a place to German, Austrian, or French riders. And if there should be a rider from a more distant country where we simply can't say "No", we'd of course consider a transfer as well. But the focus will definitely be more regional than for other teams.
Of course we'll mainly be looking at the Free Agent market, as we don't have the budget to afford huge transfer expenses. But there definitely is room for some - maybe surprising - moves. We're as excited as every other team - let the show begin!