2010 brought our team and our countless fans many victories and unforgettable excitement which have enabled us to establish our team as one of the best in the world.
We've accomplished thrilling results with our classic style, transparency and professionalism and completely embodied the values that we recognise in cycling: passion, courage, determination, team spirit and sacrifice.
This will be the foundation from which we start building for 2011. Then add to that our desire to never settle for second best, to continue to grow and improve and to aim even higher so we can further fuel our ambitious, winning sports project.
Team Liquigas - Cannondale is ready for a frontline challenge in 2011!
Team Leaders:
Vicenzo Nibali
- specialization: climber
- objectives: Top 5 Tour de France, Win Vuelta a Espana.
Ivan Basso
- specialization: climber
- objectives: Win Giro d'Italia, Top 5 Tour de France.
Peter Sagan
- specialization: puncheur
- objectives: Top 5 Liege - Bastogne - Liege, Stage win Vuelta a Espana.
Mauro Finetto
- specialization: puncheur, sprinter
- objectives: Stage win Giro d'Italia, Top 5 Giro di Lombardia.
Fabio Sabatini
- specialization: sprinter
- objectives: Top 3 Milano - Sanremo, Points jersey Giro d'Italia.
Main objectives:
Stage win: Tirreno - Adriatico
Win the following race: Giro d'Italia
Win the following race: Vuelta a Espana
Database: PCM Daily's 2011 DB (with some minor modifications)
Difficulty: Normal
Rider evolution attributes: 0.5
Michael Rogers has set the first good time 56'02. Richie Porte beated it by 3 sec, but Cadel Evans won with 55'34.
1 Cadel Evans BMC Racing Team 55'34
2 Richie Porte Saxo Bank SunGard + 25
3 Michael Rogers Sky ProCycling + 28
4 Heinrich Haussler Team Garmin - Cervélo + 1'02
5 Adam Hansen Omega Pharma - Lotto + 1'18
6 Zakkari Dempster Rapha Condor - Sharp + 1'38
7 Michael Matthews Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
8 Rory Sutherland UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling s.t.
9 Brett Lancaster Team Garmin - Cervélo + 1'41
10 Cameron Meyer Team Garmin - Cervélo + 1'46
Spoiler
11 Cameron Wurf Liquigas - Cannondale + 1'49
12 Matthew Goss HTC - Highroad + 1'58
13 Christopher Sutton Sky ProCycling + 2'05
14 Jack Bobridge Team Garmin - Cervélo + 2'08
15 Baden Cooke Saxo Bank SunGard + 2'17
16 Travis Meyer Team Garmin - Cervélo s.t.
17 Rohan Dennis Rabobank Continental Team + 2'20
18 Karl Menzies UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling + 2'25
19 Matthew Wilson Team Garmin - Cervélo s.t.
20 Simon Gerrans Sky ProCycling + 2'29
21 Michael Freiberg V Australia + 2'32
22 Matthew Hayman Sky ProCycling + 2'36
23 Sean Sullivan V Australia + 2'37
24 Nicholas Walker V Australia s.t.
25 Simon Clarke Pro Team Astana s.t.
26 William Clarke Leopard Trek + 2'39
27 Peter McDonald V Australia s.t.
28 David Tanner Saxo Bank SunGard + 2'41
29 Robbie McEwen Team RadioShack s.t.
30 Tommy Nankervis RealCyclist.com Cycling Team s.t.
31 Stuart O'Grady Leopard Trek + 2'43
32 Chris Winn V Australia s.t.
33 Dean Windsor Rapha Condor - Sharp + 2'44
34 Dale Parker Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
35 Timothy Roe BMC Racing Team + 2'45
36 Benjamin King Team Type 1 s.t.
37 Mark Renshaw HTC - Highroad + 2'46
38 Allan Davis Pro Team Astana + 2'49
39 Jonathan Clarke UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling + 2'50
40 Jack Anderson Endura Racing + 2'51
41 Luke Roberts Saxo Bank SunGard + 2'52
42 Alastair Loutit Jelly Belly p/b Kenda + 2'54
43 William Dickeson Jelly Belly p/b Kenda + 2'57
44 Matthew Lloyd Omega Pharma - Lotto + 2'58
45 Fabio Calabria Team Type 1 + 3'02
46 Joseph Lewis Trek Livestrong U23 + 3'05
47 Hilton Clarke UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling + 3'07
48 Hayden Brooks V Australia + 3'11
49 Graeme Brown Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
50 Casey Munro Rapha Condor - Sharp + 3'15
51 Leigh Howard HTC - Highroad s.t.