Nat.	Race	Date	Role	RD's
AUS	Tour Down Under	14/1 - 19/1	Sprinter	6
BLR	Zimnyanya GP	1/4	Sprinter	2
MAY	Tour de Langkawi	19/4 - 28/4	Sprinter	8
GER	Rund um den Escborn - Frankfurt	1/5	Sprinter	2
SQ	Tour of Scotland	18/5 - 23/5	Sprinter	5
MEX	Circulo de Juarez	4/6 - 8/6	Sprinter	5
IS	Tour of Iceland	9/6 - 12/6	Sprinter	4
FIN	Hanko Classic	22/6	Sprinter	2
GAB	La Tropicale Amissa Bongo	8/7 - 13/7	Sprinter	6
IND	Tour of East Java	19/7 - 20/7	Sprinter	2
AUS	Herald Sun Tour	1/9 - 5/9	Sprinter	5
BFA	Tour du Faso	4/10 - 6/10	Sprinter	3
53/54

Anthony Lavoine is the rider with the least RD's available on our team and we felt like giving him a schedule, where he could go for stage wins when necessary and on the same time feel comfortable in stage races. Mathieu Drujon is his helper in many races, however whenever Lavoine doesn't go, Drujon will be there to replace him.

Many predict him to be one of Top 5 sprinters in the CT division and with his past in mind, which also includes beating guys like Lo Cicero, which price tag is quite bigger. His season will start in the Tour Down Under and reports suggest, that he should be happy with some Top 10's. Tour de Langkawi might fill a lot in his schedule, but if we're lucky we have 8 possible stage wins here.

Races like Scotland, Iceland and Faso will be a mixed experience and he should be able to compete for stage wins here as well. However main races like Circulo de Juarez, Herald Sun Tour and Hanko Classic is just up his alley. So there are a few races he can take the GC in and missing Top 10 in every sprinter stage is only real bad result.

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The sweet taste of victory is very limited to most teams and in the fourth stage, our team already got to taste that flavor, just before any other CT team in the horizon. Kamil Zielinski left the professional scene for personal issues, but decided to return and help with our project. Now he has just accomplished his first C1 race victory ever and this happens pretty early into his comeback.

Today he joined today's break

Results

1	Kamil Zielinski	Fablok - Dunlop	3h28'29
2	Kristian Haugaard Jensen	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
3	Andris Smirnovs	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
4	Dominic Jelfs	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	s.t.
5	Daryl Impey	Team Kenya Airways	+ 24
6	Heinrich Haussler	Karcher-Adira	s.t.
7	Michael Matthews	Compal-Merida	s.t.
8	Sam Bennett	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	s.t.
9	Aleksandr Serebriakov	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	s.t.
10	Mitch Docker	Risa - Ergon	s.t.

roturn wrote:
Indeed nice win. Enjoyed reporting it even though it was a weird one.
Back then I also had my first ever stage win in my debut stage race, which was really nice.

@Schleck-Fan: Just give it a try next time. Might be quicker than usually.

trekbmc wrote:
Congrats Nice to see the other Polish team get a win.

But now I need Netia to get on equal terms.

Brice Feillu was signed because of his ability to support in both hills and mountains, this time he had a great challenge, to get a win on the famous Willunga climb. This is the key stage for the overall in Tour Down Under, but for us it was an opportunity to take yet another stage win.

Victors on this climb isn't the softest people in the pack and you gotta have talent to win here. Feillu possesses the element of surprise in every race he participates in and this has been in his favour today. One thing is to fight for KoM points, another thing is to keep even strong guys like di Maggio away and keep a strong pace intact

It starts with a break again

Results

1	Brice Feillu	Fablok - Dunlop	3h29'21
2	Matthew Busche	AMEX-Navigon	+ 19
3	Cesare Di Maggio	Team Vontobel	+ 30
4	Aleksandr Dyachenko	Compal-Merida	s.t.
5	William Chiarello	Karcher-Adira	s.t.
6	Carlos Betancourt	Buff - Polska	s.t.
7	Travis Meyer	Risa - Ergon	s.t.
8	Nathan Haas	Risa - Ergon	s.t.
9	Jonathan McEvoy	Karcher-Adira	s.t.
10	Pieter Weening	Gazelle	s.t.