This story is nearing the 3-month mark, and still no action yet. But it's okay, there is still plenty of news to inform you guys of, and this post will summarize the first 17 pages in one post. Just the important parts.

Of course, I, like many others, am waiting for the PCM.Daily Database!!

PART 1. The Beginnings

After a failed attempt to put together a team last year, the United States of America has decided that another cycling team would be an excellent idea!

Let me explain what happened, We only made it to the end of February, and our funds were running way too low, we started too early, didn't have enough money to register for future races, it was a total disaster! This time we definitely have the money and need some sponsors to create our next great United States cycling team!!

The team is going to try to limit itself to those from USA, Mexico & Canada.

This now meant the search for a sponsor, jersey, and riders!

PART 2. SPONSORS & JERSEYS:

First, we announced the SECONDARY SPONSORS, which would be Powerade and M&M's




The search was then on for a Primary Sponsor, which was eventually revealed to be Sunkist, a manufacturer of soda pop!



We were now searching for a jersey that would best fit the team. This is where we had our first survey, which let the viewers decide which jersey, out of 3, that i would use in my story for the first year. Here is the winner:



And of course, the NC jerseys for USA, Canada & Mexico!





PART 3. Roster

The riders, the most important ingredient in a good team, now has to be decided on. We announced that Lance Armstrong would be the first rider on the team, taking on a part time role, for just 1 year. That also led us to our second survey, which asked how many young riders you wanted to see on the team this year. The result was 5-6, so thats what we went with. Without further ado, here is the team roster:

#	RIDER	NATION	CONTRACT	OVERALL	AGE
1.	Lance Armstrong		$17,050	74	40
2.	Levi Leipheimer		$85,250	76	38
3.	Tom Danielson		$48,825	75	34
4.	Christopher Horner		$39,525	76	40
5.	Taylor Phinney		$4,650	67	22
6.	Andrew Talansky		$10,850	69	23
7.	Jake Keough		$6,975	68	25
8.	Brent Bookwalter		$4,263	61	28
9.	Cameron Evans		$3,488	63	27
10.	Lawson Croddock		$3,100	61	20
11.	David Veilleux		$4,650	67	24
12.	Guillaume Boivin		$6,975	68	23
13.	Ryan Anderson		$3,100	63	24
14.	Keven Lacombe		$6,975	68	26
15.	Hugo Houle		$4,263	66	21
16.	Svein Tuft		$9,300	70	35
17.	Dominique Rollin		$5,813	70	29
18.	Bernardo Colex Tepoz		$3,100	62	28
19.	Flavio De Luna		$3,100	61	22

PART 4. THE REMAINING FACTORS AND ROAD AHEAD

So now what!? Well I put up my third and final survey, asking if I should put the teams home race, the Tour of Pennsylvania into the database. The vote was a unanimous yes, and was also chosen to be held during the Tour de France, for riders who are not fortunate enough to make the trip to France. July 2nd it will start!

The Road Ahead will now be up to the team, as they have been training very hard as we have seen from numerous reports from the teams CEO, Mr Clark, and assistant of day-to-day operations, Mr. Belko.

We hope you check us out again in the coming weeks, as the action finally gets underway. Its been 3 months, but trust me, it will be worth the wait!