All notable riders' results can be found on the front page. Here's just an overview of Jayco'z best finishers (and other notable achievements) in the first 12 events of our season. The first rankings update saw us in the upper mid table, but it's a close ranking obviously. Our latest results went from disappointing (Morton, Durbridge) over so-and-so (Burghardt and Goss) to good (Bobridge).
PT
Badaling International
Jack Bobridge
17th
HC
Down Under Classic
Cheng Ji
28th
PT
Tour of Qatar
Miles Olman
20th GC
PT
Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
Marcus Burghardt
3rd
PT
Kuurne - Bruxelles - Kuurne
Marcus Burghardt
11th
PT
Tirreno-Adriatico
Jack Bobridge
8th GC
Michael Ford
Stage-Win
Jack Bobridge
Stage-Win
PT
Paris - Nice
Lachlan Morton
17th GC
Rohan Dennis
KoM
PT
Milan - San Remo
Cheng Ji
13th
Marcus Burghardt
16th
PT
Chrono des Herbiers
Luke Durbridge
16th
PT
SAA Tour d'Afrique
Matthew Goss
10th GC
PT
East Midlands Cicle Classic
Marcus Burghardt
5th
PT
Vuelta a Pais Vasco
Jack Bobridge
4th GC
Jayco'z leading the pack over the cobbles from Omloop..
Penasa joining the early break in P-N's fifth stage..
Dennis secured Jayco'z their first jersey: KoM in Paris - Nice!
Ford kicked off T-A with a bang, winning the prologue..
Bobridge taking out stage two in T-A!
Bobridge leading the front group in Pais Vasco's fourth stage..
It's all about Jayco'z fight against relegation, as our key riders missed out on a few key points in their target races. Burghardt scored in most of his races, but failed to achieve something big on the cobbles. Bobridge couldn't repeat his strong showing from Pais Vasco earlier this season and had to settle for some solid but also disappointing results (like in the Deutschland Tour). Goss had a rather good couple of months, scoring his first win in 2016 with a stage win in Germany and a strong showing in the Lisbon Classic.. an unlucky Morton, who crashed two times at the Vuelta a Espana, finally landed some well needed points in Liechtenstein.
But still, we're in need of key points. Our most recent results give Oz some hope to survive the ProTour this year. It may come down to our performance in the Tour of Tasmania. We once saved our season in another home race: the Herald Sun Tour 2013, where our team delivered big time to rescue Oz Cycling from relegation to Continental level.. let's do it again!
PT
Ronde van Vlaanderen
Marcus Burghardt
5th
PT
Paris - Roubaix
Marcus Burghardt
7th
PT
Tour of California
Jack Bobridge
8th GC
PT
Giro d'Italia
Pierre Paolo Penasa
23rd GC
PT
Amstel Gold Race
Jack Bobridge
8th
HC
Interlagos GP
Chun Kai Feng
33rd
HC
Dutch Food Valley Classic
James Oram
23rd
HC
4 Jours de Dunkerque
Chun Kai Feng
13th GC
PT
Fleche Wallone
Jack Bobridge
7th
PT
Liege - Bastogne - Liege
Jack Bobridge
30th
PT
Vuelta a Espana
Lachlan Morton
21st GC
PT
Strada Appia Antica
Marcus Burghardt
5th
PT
Tour de Suisse
Lachlan Morton
5th GC
PT
Criterium du Dauphine
Chun Kai Feng
77th GC
PT
Tour de France
Jacob Salcone
99th GC
PT
Praha - Karlovy Vary - Praha
Luke Durbridge
8th GC
PT
Deutschland Tour
Nathan Haas
24th GC
Matthew Goss
Stage-Win
PT
GP Moscow
Lahcen Saber
12th
HC
Tour of Ukraine
Jack Haig
7th GC
Wouter Wippert
Stage-Win
PT
Vuelta a Colombia
Lachlan Morton
11th GC
PT
Tour of Northern Europe
Marcus Burghardt
7th GC
PT
GP Liechtenstein
Lachlan Morton
4th
PT
Copenhagen-Malmo TTT
Jayco'z Cycling
3rd
PT
Lisbon Classic
Matthew Goss
4th
HC
Giro dell'Emilia
Ben Dyball
28th
Wippert with line honours in Tour of Ukraine's opener..
Goss sprinting to his victory in Deutschland Tour's third stage..
Burghardt fought hard in Roubaix, but finished only as 7th eventually..
Morton finished well in Liechtenstein, climbing to an important 4th place..
Congrats for avoiding relegation. Bobridge finished the season in style with a strong home race. Glad to see you back in PT with your TTT monster
Wasn't the season I expected to see from jayc'OZ. After a strong first season followed a very quite season. I look forward to see whether you plan to change some things up with Burghardt slowly declining and Goss underachieving / nonachieving for most of the last two seasons.
Thanks, knockout! Definitely the season didn't go as planned. We had some poor performances and also (as many other teams) some bad luck with crashes in key races.. already looking forward to next year. I'm as thrilled as you whether we will change our plan or not
Late season run saves Oz: Bobridge runner-up in Tasmania
Thanks to Jack Bobridge's second consecutive GC podium in the Tour of Tasmania (after his 3rd place last year), Jayco'z Cycling Project will stay in the ProTour after finishing 14th in the final rankings eventually. Bobridge added a stage-win in our home race and missed the GC win to Jerome Coppel by just a second. The race was expected to be our key race for the fight against relegation and Bobridge (as well as a few solid stage results by Goss, Durbridge and Dennis) delivered big time.
While he missed out on a special result in the final race - Giro di Lombardia - our captain's performance in Tassie was fine enough to secure our spot in the ProTour for another - our third - season. A huge feeling to deliver such a result just ahead of our fans. No question: the Tour of Tasmania is our most favorite race on the calendar. Thanks to all folks for the outstanding support at the tracks.
PT
GP Liechtenstein
Lachlan Morton
4th
PT
Copenhagen-Malmo TTT
Jayco'z Cycling
3rd
PT
Lisbon Classic
Matthew Goss
4th
HC
Giro dell'Emilia
Ben Dyball
28th
PT
Tour of Tasmania
Jack Bobridge
2nd GC
Jack Bobridge
Stage-Win
PT
Giro di Lombardia
Jack Bobridge
17th
Bobridge taking stage two in Tasmania, the key win to save our season!
The final rankings of the teams. Jayco'z had a thrilling season and our late run of good results made us jump from the relegation zone to a somewhat solid 14th eventually. After finishing 11th in our ProTour debut last year, we certainly had hoped for a better season though. May our guys avoid a relegation fight next year:
Marcus Burghardt missed out on our ambitious win goals, two Top-5's at least..
Ronde van Vlaanderen
Win
5th
Burghardt
East Midlands Cicle Classic
Win
5th
Burghardt
Vuelta al Pais Vasco
Top 3
4th
Bobridge
Vuelta a Espana
Top 10
21st
Morton
Team Standings
Top 10
14th
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So we missed all of our goals. At least we came close to a Top-3 at Pais Vasco and Morton obviously missed his goal to Top-10 the Vuelta due to his two crashes earlier in the race. It ain't all black, even though we certainly had hoped for a better outcome of our goals. Burghardt just podium'd one cobbled classic, but avoided non-showings (or crashes) like he did one year before. Still, we surely ain't happy with missing those goals. Of course avoiding relegation was more important in the end though.
Lachlan Morton had some tough times in Spain: no GC-hopes with two crashes..
Jack Bobridge came close to podium Pais Vasco, finishing 4th eventually..
Hopefully a subpar season, in terms of goals, won't hurt your economy too hard going into next season. You were pretty close to fulfilling a couple of them
Rider's profile: Marcus Burghardt | Age 33 | Wage 540,000€
Joined the team 2015 (as a free agent)
2015 Oz Cycling Project
2nd
Ronde van Vlaanderen
9th
Milan San Remo
9th
East Midlands CiCla
10th GC
Omloop Het Volk
11th GC
TONE
15th GC
Deutschland Tour
18th
Paris - Roubaix
21st
Praha - Karlovy - Praha
ProTour - 32nd - 730pts
2016 Jayco'z Cycling Project
3rd
Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
5th
Ronde van Vlaanderen
5th
East Midlands CC
5th
Strada Appia Antica
7th
Paris - Roubaix
7th GC
ToNE
11th
Kuurne - Bruxelles - Kuurne
16th
Milan - San Remo
ProTour - 36th - 801pts
Joining Oz Cycling as the team's biggest signing in 2015, Burghardt (inking a 590,000€ deal) became our key rider to help the team surviving it's first ProTour season. With also Lachlan Morton and Domenico Pozzovivo joining the squad, Burghardt did not have to carry the whole pressure to upgrade a team, that came off a stellar PCT campaign with Jack Bobridge and 2014 world champion Matthew Goss as the biggest stars.
While he did not really lift his point scoring to another level in 2016, Burghardt at least scored four Top-5 finishes on the cobbles. Again only one podium (3rd at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad) though. His 5th at RvV and 7th at P-R were solid, but still far from being special. A nice outing in the Tour of Northern Europe (7th in the final GC) made him score 71 points more than he had in 2015. Burghardt himself had hoped for a few more podiums, as he's still rated as one of the world's best cobblers. Turning 34 years next season, it remains uncertain, whether he will have another shot against Bewley or Van Avermaet in 2017.. while Jayco'z enjoyed the time we had on the pavement, the next off-season will surely be another question mark for Burghardt's future on the team.
Rider's profile: Lachlan Morton | Age 24 | Wage 500,000€
Joined the team 2015 (from Eritel - Sonatrach)
2015 Oz Cycling Project
1st GC
Tour de l'Avenir
15th GC
Tour de France
2nd
U23 WC RR
16th GC
Tour de Suisse
17th GC
Tirreno-Adriatico
17th GC
Vuelta a Colombia
27th GC
Tour of California
27th
GP Liechtenstein
ProTour - 76th - 400pts
2016 Jayco'z Cycling Project
4th
GP Liechtenstein
5th GC
Tour de Suisse
11th GC
Vuelta a Colombia
13th GC
Tour of California
17th GC
Paris - Nice
21st GC
Vuelta a Espana
ProTour - 53rd - 586pts
Lachlan Morton was Oz Cycling's first huge transfer after promoting to ProTour. Early in the transfer season from 2015, the management agreed to terms with the African squad Eritel to sign Australia's biggest stage racer talent for a deal worth 2,200,000€ (additionally taking three loanees on bord). With also Marcus Burghardt and Domenico Pozzovivo joining Oz that year, we managed to build a strong core of key riders to eventually finish our ProTour debut as 11th best team.
Morton, not yet fully developed, struggled to hit the Top-15 in most of his races: 15-16-17-17 were his best GC results in his first season with Australia's premium cycling team. His 15th place in the Tour de France as the best of his GC outings.. while he yet had to show anything special for Oz Cycling, this process had have to be expected. He concluded a very good year for the team with the biggest results of his career then: his overall win of the Tour de l'Avenir, as well as his runner-up in the U23 world championships obviously made for a pleasant view of his personal achievements in 2015.
The 2016 campaign came with higher expectations and pressure then. As our premium stage racer (with Pozzovivo leaving the team), Morton was our only real GC-threat for stage races. While he did boost his individual scoring from 400pts to 586pts, Morton couldn't really deliver on a regular base. He helped to save Oz from relegation with an important 4th place in a tough GP Liechtenstein though. His 5th place in the Tour de Suisse, as well as a solid 11th place in the Vuelta a Colombia added some key points.
Morton's most important race though, the Vuelta a Espana, went horribly wrong. Two crashes earlier in the race destroyed his chances to fight for the expected Top-10 result. He tried to go for stage results in the third week, but couldn't land a notable finish. His 21st place in the final GC was definitely one reason for Oz Cycling to find itself in the battle against relegation. It's time for a big ProTour result for Morton in Jayco'z Cycling Project's colors. Will 2017 be the year of his first notable Grand Tour finish?
Top write ups there mate, the whole team really rode well in the last 1/5 of the season from Lisbon onwards if you can keep that going to start next season I'm sure you will raise up the table a lot more
@jt: Thanks, mate. Well, obviously I'm hoping for my riders to continue their performances from the last few races of the season Of course there will be some off-season changes as well. I don't wanna fight against relegation for another year!
Rider's profile: Jack Bobridge | Age 27 | Wage 360,000€
Joined the team 2012 (as a free agent)
2012 Oz Cycling Project
1st
Nedbank Classic
4th GC
Herald Sun Tour
6th GC
Tour of Czech Republic
6th
Isle of Man ITT
16th GC
Tour de Beauce
18th GC
Tour of Japan
21st GC
Tour Down Under
U25
Herald Sun Tour
Tour of Czech Republic
Tour de Beauce
Tour of Japan
CDiv - 69th - 347pts
2013 - loaned out to Red Bull
13th GC
Tour of Tasmania
13th GC
Tour of Norway
14th
Classique du Grand-Duche
17th GC
Tirreno-Adriatico
24th GC
Vuelta al PaÃs Vasco
ProTour - 89th - 359pts
2014 Oz Cycling Project
1st GC
Tour of Czech Republic
1st
Manx International
2nd GC
Tour of Britain
2nd
Japan Cup
3rd GC
Tour of Beijing
3rd
Scandinavia Open
4th GC
Tour of South Africa
5th
Giro dell'Emilia
7th
Nelspruit Classic
10th
Isle of Man ITT
11th
Gisborne GP
12th GC
Tour of Norway (PT)
15th GC
Tour of California (PT)
Stage(s)
Tour of California
U25
Tour of Britain
Tour of Czech Republic
Points
Tour of Czech Republic
Tour of Bejing
PCT - 4th - 1232pts
2015 Oz Cycling Project
3rd GC
Tour of Tasmania
6th GC
Paris - Nice
7th
Liege - Bastogne - Liege
13th
Fleche Wallone
13th GC
Vuelta al Pais Vasco
14th
Amstel Gold Race
19th GC
Tour of California
21st
Milan San Remo
ProTour - 37th - 691pts
2016 Jayco'z Cycling Project
2nd GC
Tour of Tasmania
4th GC
Vuelta a Pais Vasco
7th
Fleche Wallone
8th GC
Tirreno-Adriatico
8th GC
Tour of California
8th
Amstel Gold Race
17th
Badaling International
17th
Giro di Lombardia
18th GC
Praha - Karlovy
Stage(s)
Tirreno-Adriatico
Tour of Tasmania
ProTour - 21st - 1074pts
When the Oz Cycling Project was launched in 2012, there were only a few things that made the cycling world think positive about our chances to be competitive. Jack Bobridge, though quite expensive (wage back then: 360,000€), was one of those. With him and Luke Durbridge (who was loaned out to Red Bull straight away), we build our core of key riders for the upcoming years.
Bobridge did quite well for his age already in our debut season: while the team finished as dead last in the Continental Division (no relegation that year), "Bobo" brought home some notable results. His win at the Nedbank Classic from a 90km solo effort, as well as his several Young Rider shirts (including a 4th place at the Herald Sun Tour) made for a promising first season with our team.
Joining Durbridge as a loanee for Simply Red Bull in 2013, Bobridge had an important year in the ProTour then. A great experience and again some solid results. Another great performance on home soil, Bobridge delivered a 13th place in the GC of the Tour of Tasmania. An early sign of what to come a few years later..
Jack then had his breakthrough year in 2014: a stunning season for Oz Cycling and Bobridge himself. Finishing as 4th in the individual's rankings at the end of the season, Bobridge enjoyed a year full of success, including wins at the Tour of Czech Republic and the Manx International classic. Four more podiums in PCT events and also a notable stage-win in one of his ProTour stints (Tour of California) would follow. There's no question, who played the biggest part in Oz's way to ProTour.
In 2015, our ProTour debut season, Bobridge obviously would remain as our key rider. The Tour of Tasmania would mark a late season highlight, where Bobridge went to finish 3rd in the GC. His first ProTour podium finish. He also did very well in the Ardennes classics, including two Top-10 finishes. Yet another season, in which Bobo did his best to help Oz Cycling finish above/par expectations, avoiding relegation fears quite comfortably.
Our second ProTour campaign didn't go as planned then, but Bobridge would eventually prevent Oz from going down to PCT. His second consecutive podium in the Tour of Tasmania (2nd overall, plus a stage-win) would make for his best ProTour performance ever. He also delivered in the Vuelta a Pais Vasco (4th) and added a few more good finishes with Top-10 results. While he narrowly missed out on winning shirts, Bobridge once again managed to build up his good looking palmares for Oz Cycling and collected more than 1000pts in the individual's rankings. Who would expect him to change colors next year?
Rider's profile: Matthew Goss | Age 30 | Wage 200,000€
Joined the team 2014 (from Wikipedia)
2014 Oz Cycling Project
1st
WC Elite RR
1st
Zimnyanya GP
3rd GC
Eneco Tour
5th
Race Horizon Park
6th
Down Under Classic
6th GC
Tour of Taihu
6th GC
Tour du Faso
7th
Paris - Tours
10th
Philadelphia CyClassic
13th
Berlin ProRace
Stage(s)
Tour Down Under
Eneco Tour
Tour of Taihu
Tour de Faso
Stages Top-5
16x
PCT - 26th – 682pts
2015 Oz Cycling Project
5th
Lisbon Classic
13th
GP Moscow
Stages Top-5
Giro d'Italia (4x)
Vuelta a Espana
Tour de Suisse (2x)
ProTour - 77th – 394pts
2016 Jayco'z Cycling Project
4th
Lisbon Classic
10th GC
SAA Tour d'Afrique
21st
Milan - San Remo
Stage(s)
Deutschland Tour
Stages Top-5
Tou de France (3x)
Tou of California
Praha – Karlovy
ProTour - 72nd – 433pts
When Matthew Goss joined Oz Cycling in 2014, he came off a ProTour title-campaign with Wikipedia. The Oz paid 1,800,000€ and sent Luke Durbridge/Wen Hao Li on loan to Wikipedia, receiving a world class sprinter, who finished inside the individual's Top-60 in ProTour the year before. Surely a huge deal for Oz, as we came off a relegation battle in the PCT.
Goss wouldn't exactly crush the competition on this new level for him, but he still delivered a good season for our team: winning the Zimnyanya GP, finishing 3rd overall at the Eneco Tour and sprinting to four stage-wins and sixteen more Top-5 finishes on stages across the year, Goss performed well inside the individual's Top-30 in the final rankings. Together with Jack Bobridge and Michael Rogers, Gossy built a strong trio for Oz Cycling's promotion campaign.
And of course let's not forget the biggest highlight at the end of the season: Goss would outsprint the world's best fast men to take the World Championship's road race! A huge ending to a huge season for Oz. The rainbow stripes would make for a great look in our ProTour debut.
Goss, however, couldn't repeat his strong performances from 2014. An unlucky Giro d'Italia (we had a stage-win goal here) saw him finishing on the podium a few times, but narrowly missing out on a stage. Goss couldn't sprint for line honours in any of his races, but at least did well as 5th in the Lisbon Classic. Not exactly a pleasant year for the reigning world champion, but still: his 394pts helped Oz to stay up comfortably.
Things went pretty similar in 2016 then. A few Top-5 finishes in a Grand Tour (TdF), an again strong result in Lisbon (4th this time, key points for Oz's survival) and a solid 10th place in the SAA Tour d'Afrique. Goss almost performed on level with his showings from 2015, but finally took a stage-win after one year without line honours: his stage-win in the Deutschland Tour became his fifth for Oz Cycling in his three years with the team. With Lahcen Saber showing promises to become a classy sprinter, Gossy's future on the team remains as uncertain as it already did last off-season though.
The world championships in Krakow couldn't have started with better news for Jayco'z: the opening event saw our upcoming sprinter Lahcen Saber winning the B-Worlds title thanks to a gutsy move about 10km to the finish. Entering the race as one of the top-favorites, Saber fortunately had both the legs and the tactics to match the role he had. It's the third gold medal for Oz after Goss (2014, Elite RR) and Haig (2015, U23 TT) took the primes in the previous two years.
Saber always looked in control in yesterday's tough cobbled event in and around Krakow. An interesting race made for some selection in the peloton and Saber launched the winning move out of a leading group with 10km remaining. A powerful and risky move, as most people would have expected Saber to wait for a sprint decision. But our man delivered big time and managed to held off a solo-chasing Marc Potts by ten seconds eventually.
WC 2017 in Krakow: Burghardt finishes 3rd for bronze
After alread claiming two medals (Lahcen Saber as 1st in the B-Race and Jack Haig as 2nd in the U23 timetrial), our veteran Marcus Burghardt addded our third individual medal at the world championships in Krakow.
An unbeatable Bewley took the primes ahead of Florian Senechal, while Burghardt eventually had to settle for a 3rd place in a three-men sprint. The German showed a good race overall, finding himself in a thrilling final section of the race. Dropping most of the other top-favorites, a trio managed to went clear and fought for gold until the finish.
1
Sam Bewley
New Zealand
6h34'43
2
Florian Senechal
France
+ 5
3
Marcus Burghardt
Germany
s.t.
4
Geraint Thomas
Great Britain
+ 1'20
5
Adam Blythe
Great Britain
+ 1'29
Except of the NCs, that race concluded our season. Stay tuned for a couple of news regarding the currently held NCs and other stuff. An overview of our wins, podiums and shirt(s) in the 2017 season:
Most of our talents spent their seasons with Jayco'z last year: reaching their full potential now, we surely should expect some guys to be ready to take a next step in their role for the team. Of course there's two of our key signings in the past few seasons: Jack Haig (picture above), turning 24 years old next season, will be one of our most interesting young riders in 2017. Since joining Oz in 2014, Haig (who finished 7th in the Tour of Ukraine this season, adding a silver medal from the WC U23 timetrial) has been a manager's favorite and probably will get to ride a Grand Tour as our main man next year - or maybe two, depending on our transfer activities.
Lahcen Saber joined Oz as our most expensive rider last year. Probably no PT-winning material yet, Saber will still be our most exciting fully developed rider in 2017: his sprint in addition to his skills on cobbles is truly unique in our roster. While his skill-set may be a perfect PCT combination, Saber may be able to put some pressure on our main sprinter Goss next season and stay with Jaycpo'z for another year. Of course his triumph in the B-Race of the WC in Krakow made this more likely to happen.
We also look forward to guys like James Oram, Alex Wohler and Fiji national champion Jacob Salcone reaching their full potential. They all should be expected to stay as members on our team. Brendan Canty will also need some more ProTour experience next year and obviously he will spend the year with Oz, too. Same may happen for Dion Smith (picture below), who spent the last season with In-n-Out Cycling in the PCT. Our biggest unmaxed talent surely has a key year ahead.
Talents #maxed2017
[img-r]https://i.imgur.com/kNar4W4.png[/img-r][img-r]https://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x323/tsmoha/NRS_Portraits/NRS_Platzhalter_zps31ed228a.png[/img-r]Jack Haig on the team since 2014
23 years old | XP: 4.32 (Pot 6) | OVL: 74,93
Wage: 90,000€
FL
MO
HI
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SP
ACC
FI
DH
PRL
71
76
73
75
74
73
76
58
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72
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67
75
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COB
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ACC
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72
78
74
77
76
75
78
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67
77
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26 years old | XP: 4.00 (Pot 4) | OVL: 75,42
Wage: 375,000€
FL
MO
HI
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SP
ACC
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73
62
68
64
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[img-r]https://i.imgur.com/FWB5QPs.png[/img-r][img-r]https://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x323/tsmoha/NRS_Portraits/NRS_Platzhalter_zps31ed228a.png[/img-r]James Oram on the team since 2015
23 years old | XP: 4.02 (Pot 6) | OVL: 70,77
Wage: 50,000€
FL
MO
HI
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SP
ACC
FI
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PRL
71
56
64
75
70
70
66
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69
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24 years old | XP: 4.04 (Pot 4) | OVL: 70,67
Wage: 50,000€
FL
MO
HI
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SP
ACC
FI
DH
PRL
75
58
66
74
71
69
72
51
70
71
80
60
74
Maxed in 2017
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SP
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27 years old | XP: 4.00 (Pot 4) | OVL: 69,99
Wage: 50,000€
FL
MO
HI
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SP
ACC
FI
DH
PRL
71
70
69
72
66
69
68
50
52
63
70
64
73
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MO
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Talents #levelup2017
[img-r]https://i.imgur.com/dMp9GKQ.png[/img-r][img-r]https://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x323/tsmoha/NRS_Portraits/NRS_Platzhalter_zps31ed228a.png[/img-r]Brendan Canty on the team since 2016
24 years old | XP: 3.00 (Pot 4) | OVL: 70,34
Wage: 50,000€
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Level 4 in 2017
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[img-r]https://i.imgur.com/XrEjwEh.png[/img-r][img-r]https://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x323/tsmoha/NRS_Portraits/NRS_Platzhalter_zps31ed228a.png[/img-r]Dion Smith(back from loan) on the team since 2016
23 years old | XP: 2.00 (Pot 5) | OVL: 69,23
Wage: 105,000€
Another stand-out HQ with regular content in the off-season (puts me to shame). Write-ups are excellent as always. Your rider development cohort progressing into 2017 looks very strong, providing real solid support to your leaders with good potential to grab a decent points haul in their own right. Will follow with interest how you develop the roster through the off-season in order to ensure a less heart-attack inducing season in terms of flirting with relegation. Jayco'z should be able to establish themselves as a long-term PT team looking towards the top half of the table, rather than fearing the bottom half year on year.
Thanks for the kind words, Scorchio. Always appreciate positive feedback on my updates, as I spent some time to write them up.
Looking forward to our off-season as well Not quite sure which direction we take. Got some ideas in my mind, but transfers can be a bit** sometimes, so I won't go for just one plan. We will present our new kit and maybe a few rumors soon. Thanks for stopping by. WCC had always some love from me, I followed Brenton Jones few notable results with interest.
Badaling International
Down Under Classic
Tour of Qatar
Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
Tirreno-Adriatico
Paris - Nice
SAA Tour d'Afrique
East Midlands Cicle Classic
Vuelta a Pais Vasco
Tour of California
Amstel Gold Race
Interlagos GP
Tour de Suisse
Praha - Karlovy Vary - Praha
Deutschland Tour
GP Moscow
Tour of Ukraine
Vuelta a Colombia
Tour of Northern Europe
GP Liechtenstein
Lisbon Classic
Lahcen Saber
Marc Potts
Eugert Zhupa
Geoffroy Ngandamba
Gediminas Bagdonas
Sam Bewley
Jacob Salcone 
Not quite sure which direction we take. Got some ideas in my mind, but transfers can be a bit** sometimes, so I won't go for just one plan. We will present our new kit and maybe a few rumors soon. Thanks for stopping by. WCC had always some love from me, I followed Brenton Jones few notable results with interest.
