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Team CSC-Orbea {2012}

Mresuperstar

Posted on 23-03-2011 19:49

Grand Tour Champion

Posts: 8056
Joined: 22-06-2009
PCM$: 650.00

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Video HQ - Link

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Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) entered the world of professional cycling in 2001 with telecom giant Tiscali. In there first year in the sport they were able to win the Tour de France king of the mountains classification with Laurent Jalabert. And then in 2002, Team CSC-Tiscali went to Italy and finish 2nd overall in the Giro with American Tyler Hamilton. Losing to Paolo Savoldelli by 1'41''. Tiscali unhappy with new ownership moving the team to Denmark in 2003, so they left the world of cycling. Leaving Team CSC is the head sponsor for the next 5 years.

With CSC as the top primary sponsor for the 2003 season, Hamilton was named team leader with one goal in mind, win the Tour de France. But that goal was short lived, Hamilton crashed on Stage 1 and lost a bunch of time. Even after a strong come back through the mountains, Hamilton just couldn't earn enough time and finish 4th overall. And at the end of the season Hamilton transfered teams, leaving a huge gap for a new leader.

Long time team manager, Bjarne Riis, needed another superstar to take Hamilton's place. The team brought on Ivan Basso to join Carlos Sastre in competing for Grand Tour wins. In the 2004 Tour de France, Team CSC had a very successful Tour, with Basso winning a mountain stage and reaching the podium in Paris with his third place finish. Bjarn Riis and Team CSC's efforts in the 2004 Tour were even made into the cycling movie Overcoming.

At the start of 2005 season financial problems hit the team hard, forcing many of their riders to take pay-cuts. But this was the strongest year yet for CSC. They won three team stage wins in the Giro d'Italia, one by David Zabriskie and two by Basso, though the overall victory escaped from Basso when he was beset by a stomach ailment. Midway through the 2005 Tour de France, CSC extended sponsorship until 2008. enabling Riis to renew the contract with Basso for an additional three years. Basso got second place in the tour and Zabriskie won in the prologue. Nicki SÃ¸rensen won a stage of the Vuelta a EspaÃ±a. Team CSC won the 2005 ProTour.

In 2006, with sponsorship for several years, the focus was to win all three Grand Tours, with Ivan Basso riding both Giro d'Italia and the Tour de France, and Carlos Sastre the Vuelta a EspaÃ±a. Team CSC surprised by announcing that Sastre would ride the Giro as helper for Basso, that he would ride all three Grand Tours. 2005's winner Paolo Savoldelli was strongest in the first stages, and Jan Ullrich took a surprise win in the time trial ahead of Basso, but Basso dominated with three wins on mountain finishes and in the team time trial. Basso won by 9'18''. The Tour de France announced that Basso would not ride the 2006 Tour after apparent involvement in the OperaciÃ³n Puerto doping scandal. Sastre took over as captain and was the strongest in the favorite group on the last mountain stages, but a poor last time trial placed him fourth overall. Basso still under dopping restrictions when the Vuelta came around meant the new team leader would be Carlos Sastre. Sastre came fourth in the Vuelta after starting in the lead when CSC won the initial team time trial. Carlos Sastre had now raced in the past 5 Grand Tours. Team CSC is comes away with the Pro Tour Championship again, back to back.

In 2007, Riis had no choice but to leave the team because of leaked doping scandals broke out around him. Ownership now went into hands of Balaverde, a new and upcoming manager. But very unexperience, and unorganized. He evenually transformed the team into a young squad from 2007 Cycling Draft. Pushing out old faces like Sastre and Julich. His plan for the new future put the old Team CSC up in smoke. After failing to get close to Grand Tour win, Team CSC finish 16th overall in Team Standings. After 2 great seasons (2005 and 2006), CSC hit rock bottom. Eventaully dropping their sponsorship and were replaced by Ferrari.

Now in 2012, Team CSC is back. Hoping to complete what they started in 2005, to win all 3 Grand Tour in 1 year. To help them with there goal, they have brought along Orbea. Orbea is know for their great bikes in Spain. Also CSC is very pleased to have Caixa Geral de DepÃ³sitos (CGD) pledge their support and money to the team as well. CGD is a very trusted Portuguese state-owned banking corporation and the largest bank in Portugal. And last but not least, Carvalho Customs are glading in charge of putting our team in a quality custom made jersey for this year. Team CSC-Orbea is ready to take on the CT is year with the hope of promotion in the years to follow. But more importanly finish CSC's real goal ...

Win the Giro de Italia, Tour de France, and Vuelta Espana, in 1 Year.

(Credits: Wikipedia.com for Information)

Edited by Mresuperstar on 07-12-2013 12:23

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Mresuperstar

Posted on 23-03-2011 19:50

Grand Tour Champion

Posts: 8056
Joined: 22-06-2009
PCM$: 650.00

Team Squad i1080.photobucket.com/albums/j335/mresuperstar2/Man-Game/2012/Equipment/Jerseys/csc.png

Country	Name	Age	Wage	AVG	Top Stats
Leaders:
	Igor AntÃ³n	29	â‚¬375,000	76	MO:79/HL:74/ACC:77
	Rui Costa	26	â‚¬400,000	74	HL:76/TT:76
Mentors:
	Carlos Sastre	37	â‚¬50,000	64	MO:67
	Ivan Basso	35	â‚¬50,000	70	MO:71
Climbers:
	Moises DueÃ±as	31	â‚¬50,000	73	MO:76/HL:70/TT:71
	Constantino Zaballa	34	â‚¬50,000	70	HL:74/FIGHTER:74
	Francisco Colorado	32	â‚¬70,000	73	MO:77/HL:70
	Mauricio Soler	29	â‚¬70,000	74	MO:76/HL:74
	JuliÃ¡n Rodas	30	â‚¬60,000	72	MO:76/HL:71
	Edwin Parra Bustamante	28	â‚¬80,000	72	MO:76/HL:68
	J.A. Perez Cuapio	35	â‚¬50,000	70	MO:75/FIGHTER:76
	Craig Lewis	27	â‚¬55,000	71	MO:71/HL:70
	Brad Armstrong	26	â‚¬50,000	67	MO:72
Sprinters:
	Eloy Teruel	30	â‚¬50,000	72	SP:77/ACC:73/FL:70
	Bruno Lima	27	â‚¬120,000	72	SP:76/ACC:80/FL:70
	Roman Maksimov	24	â‚¬350,000	73	SP:81/ACC:84/FL:72
Fighters:
	Juan Gelabert	24	â‚¬50,000	63	FIGHTER:82
	Abilphez Ajewole	26	â‚¬50,000	62	FIGHTER:82
Youth:
	Carlos Verona	20	â‚¬50,000	65	POTENTIAL:6/TT:68
	Serafin JosÃ© Blanco	20	â‚¬50,000	63	POTENTIAL:5/MO:66
Loan-Ins:

	Andrew Talansky	20	â‚¬275,000	68	MO:69/HL:68	From Wikipedia
	Ivan Kovalev	26	â‚¬50,000	69	TT:78/FL:74	From Wikipedia

Edited by Mresuperstar on 05-12-2011 21:15

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Mresuperstar

Posted on 23-03-2011 19:50

Grand Tour Champion

Posts: 8056
Joined: 22-06-2009
PCM$: 650.00

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Goals

Vuelta a Mallorca	Top 10	Failed - 11th Rui Costa
Barcelona Classic	Win	Failed - 41st Roman Maksimov
San Sebastian Classic	Top 5	Failed - 9th Rui Costa
Volta a Portugal	Top 5	Failed - 9th Julio Alberto Perez Cuapio
Team Standings	Top 10	Failed - 22th

Target Races

	Tour of Wellington	GC 6th Rui Costa
	Vuelta Castilla y Leon	5th Stage 5 JuliÃ¡n Rodas
	Transfagarasan GP	13th Igor Anton
	Manx International	3rd Rui Costa
	Tour of America	GC 2nd Igor Anton

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First Half

Jan.3	MTN Cycling Classic	Media:Results
Jan.6-17	Vuelta al Tachira (12 S)	Media:Results
Jan.26-30	Tour of Wellington (5 S)	Media:Results
Feb.2-8	Tour de San Luis (7 S)	Media:Results
Feb.12-16	Vuelta a Mallorca (5 S)	Media:Results
Feb.28	GP di Lugano	Media:Results
Mar.5	Strade Bianche	Media:Results
Mar.8-11	Tour of Boland (S 4)	Media:Results
Mar.13-15	Corsica International (3 S)	Media:Results
Mar.27-30	Giro del Trentino (4 S)	Media:Results
Apr.1-5	Vuelta Castilla y Leon (5 S)	Media:Results
Apr.18	Tour of the Battenkill	Media:Results
Apr.20	Profronde van Drenthe	Media:Results
Apr.23-29	Tour of Japan (7 S)	Media:Results
May.11	Subida al Naranco	Media:Results
May.23	Barcelona Classic	Media:Results
May.27-31	Tour of Luxembourg (S 5)	Media:Results
Jun.2	Transfagarasan GP	Media:Results
Jun.5	Philadelphia International	Media:Results

Second Half

Jun.9-14	Giro del Capo (6 S)	Media:Results
Jun.19-25	Tour de Beauce (6 S)	Media:Results
Jun.27-30	Tour de Slovenie (4 S)	Media:Results
Jun.29	GP of Wales	Media:Results
Jul.4-11	Int. Osterreich Rundfahrt (8 S)	Media:Results
Jul.6	Manx International	Media:Results
Jul.21-25	Brixia Tour (5 S)	Media:Results
Aug.2	Clasica San Sebastian	Media:Results
Aug.6-16	Volta a Portugal (11 S)	Media:Results
Aug.12-16	Vuelta a Burgos (5 S)	Media:Results
Aug.18	Urkiola Igoera	Media:Results
Aug.21-28	Tour of Colorado (8 S)	Media:Results
Sep.1-6	Tour of Swaziland (6 S)	Media:Results
Sep.2-22	Tour of America (21 S)	Media:Results
Sep.20	Grand Prix de Quebec	Media:Results
Sep.22	Grand Prix de Montreal	Media:Results
Oct.2	Milano - Torino	Media:Results
Oct.2-5	Circuit Franco-Belge (4 S)	Media:Results
Oct.5	Giro dell'Emilia	Media:Results

Edited by Mresuperstar on 09-10-2012 22:52

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Mresuperstar

Posted on 23-03-2011 19:50

Grand Tour Champion

Posts: 8056
Joined: 22-06-2009
PCM$: 650.00

Equipment i1080.photobucket.com/albums/j335/mresuperstar2/Man-Game/2012/Equipment/Jerseys/csc.png

Jersey:

Carvalho Customs : Made by ANFreeman

Helmets:

Bell Helmets : Made by BoogieBoogie

Frames:

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Orbea : Made by ANFreeman

Wheels:

Bontrager

Edited by Mresuperstar on 02-08-2011 19:37

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Mresuperstar

Posted on 23-03-2011 19:50

Grand Tour Champion

Posts: 8056
Joined: 22-06-2009
PCM$: 650.00

Race Results i1080.photobucket.com/albums/j335/mresuperstar2/Man-Game/2012/Equipment/Jerseys/csc.png

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First

Date	Race	Stage	Rider
Jan. 11	Vuelta al Tachira	Stage 6	Edwin Parra Bustamante
Jan. 12	Vuelta al Tachira	Stage 7	JuliÃ¡n Rodas
Feb. 5	Strade Bianche	One-Day Race	Rui Costa
Aug. 6	Volta a Portugal	Stage 1	Rui Costa
Sep. 5	Tour of America	Stage 4	Mauricio Soler

Second

Date	Race	Stage	Rider
Jan. 6-17	Vuelta al Tachira	GC	JuliÃ¡n Rodas
Jul. 11	Int. Osterreich Rundfahrt	Stage 8	Eloy Teruel
Aug. 16	Vuelta a Burgos	Stage 5	Igor AntÃ³n
Aug. 12-16	Vuelta a Burgos	GC	Igor AntÃ³n
Sep. 5	Tour of America	Stage 4	Igor AntÃ³n
Sep. 13	Tour of America	Stage 12	Igor AntÃ³n
Sep. 21	Tour of America	Stage 20	Igor AntÃ³n
Sep. 2-22	Tour of America	GC	Igor AntÃ³n

Third

Date	Race	Stage	Rider
Jan. 28	Tour Wellington	Stage 3	Rui Costa
Feb. 5	Tour de San Luis	Stage 4	Ivan Kovalev
Mar. 27	Giro del Trentino	Stage 1	Ivan Kovalev
Jul. 6	Manx International	One-Day Race	Rui Costa
Aug. 12	Volta a Portugal	Stage 7	Bruno Lima
Aug. 25	Tour of Colorado	Stage 5	Julio Alberto Perez Cuapio
Sep. 2	Tour of America	Stage 1	Roman Maksimov
Sep. 3	Tour of America	Stage 2	Roman Maksimov
Sep. 6	Tour of Swaziland	Stage 6	Francisco Colorado
Sep. 9	Tour of America	Stage 8	Eloy Teruel
Sep. 14	Tour of America	Stage 13	Igor AntÃ³n
Sep. 15	Tour of America	Stage 14	Igor AntÃ³n
Sep. 17	Tour of America	Stage 16	Igor AntÃ³n
Sep. 18	Tour of America	Stage 17	Igor AntÃ³n

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First Half

Spoiler

MTN Cycling Classic
48 Constantino Zaballa
56 Moises DueÃ±as
72 Ivan Basso

Vuelta al Tachira
Stage 1: 5 TTT
Stage 2: 11 Ivan Kovalev [BOTD - Andrew Talansky]
Stage 3: 12 Ivan Kovalev [BOTD - Craig Lewis]
Stage 4: 7 JuliÃ¡n Rodas [BOTD - Edwin Parra Bustamante]
Stage 5: 24 JuliÃ¡n Rodas [BOTD - Andrew Talansky]
Stage 6: 1 Edwin Parra Bustamante [BOTD - Edwin Parra Bustamante]
Stage 7: 1 JuliÃ¡n Rodas [BOTD - JuliÃ¡n Rodas] (GC - 1 JuliÃ¡n Rodas)
Stage 8: 13 Ivan Kovalev (GC - 1 JuliÃ¡n Rodas)
Stage 9: 15 Francisco Colorado (GC - 1 JuliÃ¡n Rodas)
Stage 10: 12 JuliÃ¡n Rodas (GC - 1 JuliÃ¡n Rodas)
Stage 11: 8 JuliÃ¡n Rodas (GC - 1 JuliÃ¡n Rodas)
Stage 12: 12 JuliÃ¡n Rodas (GC - 2 JuliÃ¡n Rodas)

Tour of Wellington
Stage 1: 13 Roman Maksimov
Stage 2: 8 Rui Costa
Stage 3: 3 Rui Costa (GC - 6 Rui Costa)
Stage 4: 9 Rui Costa (GC - 6 Rui Costa)
Stage 5: 12 Constantino Zaballa (GC - 6 Rui Costa)

Tour de San Luis
Stage 1: 18 Ivan Kovalev [BOTD - Brad Armstrong]
Stage 2: 16 JuliÃ¡n Rodas
Stage 3: 14 Ivan Kovalev [BOTD - Brad Armstrong]
Stage 4: 3 Ivan Kovalev
Stage 5: 5 Edwin Parra Bustamante [BOTD - Edwin Parra Bustamante]
Stage 6: 9 JuliÃ¡n Rodas (GC - 9 JuliÃ¡n Rodas)
Stage 7: 34 Ivan Kovalev (GC - 9 JuliÃ¡n Rodas)

Vuelta a Mallorca
Stage 1: 8 Roman Maksimov
Stage 2: 11 Roman Maksimov
Stage 3: 15 Rui Costa [BOTD - Bruno Lima]
Stage 4: 12 Rui Costa
Stage 5: 5 Rui Costa (GC - 11 Rui Costa)

GP di Lugano
6 Rui Costa
8 Mauricio Soler
38 Craig Lewis

Strade Bianche
1 Rui Costa
40 Mauricio Soler
52 JuliÃ¡n Rodas

Tour of Boland
Stage 1: 7 Rui Costa [BOTD - Blanco & Verona]
Stage 2: 15 Rui Costa [BOTD - Armstrong & Perez Cuapio]
Stage 3: 7 Rui Costa (GC - 6 Rui Costa)
Stage 4: 6 Rui Costa (GC - 5 Rui Costa) [BOTD - J.A. Perez Cuapio]

Corsica International
Stage 1: 11 Igor AntÃ³n [BOTD - Brad Armstrong]
Stage 2: 7 Eloy Teruel [BOTD - Andrew Talansky]
Stage 3: 34 Igor AntÃ³n

Giro del Trentino
Stage 1: 3 Ivan Kovalev
Stage 2: 17 Francisco Colorado [BOTD - Serafin JosÃ© Blanco]
Stage 3: 33 Andrew Talansky
Stage 4: 18 Francisco Colorado

Vuelta Castilla y Leon
Stage 1: 20 Edwin Parra Bustamante
Stage 2: 36 Edwin Parra Bustamante
Stage 3: 15 Edwin Parra Bustamante [BOTD - Igor Anton]
Stage 4: 30 Moises DueÃ±as
Stage 5: 5 JuliÃ¡n Rodas [BOTD - JuliÃ¡n Rodas]

Tour of Battenkill
24 Rui Costa
27 Constantino Zaballa
48 Ivan Basso

Profronde van Drenthe
51 Roman Maksimov
59 Eloy Teruel
73 Carlos Verona
[BOTD - Brad Armstrong]

Tour of Japan
Stage 1: 6 Rui Costa
Stage 2: 13 Rui Costa (GC - 8 Rui Costa)
Stage 3: 39 Roman Maksimov (GC - 8 Rui Costa)
Stage 4: 10 Rui Costa [BOTD - Carlos Sastre] (GC - 6 Rui Costa)
Stage 5: 25 Rui Costa (GC - 9 Rui Costa)
Stage 6: 7 Rui Costa (GC - 9 Rui Costa)
Stage 7: 11 Rui Costa (GC - 9 Rui Costa)

Subida al Naranco
11 Mauricio Soler
13 Constantino Zaballa
41 Craig Lewis
[BOTD - Carlos Sastre]

Barcelona Classic
41 Roman Maksimov
42 Bruno Lima
50 Eloy Teruel
[BOTD - Carlos Verona & Abilphez Ajewole]

Tour of Luxembourg
Stage 1: 7 Ivan Kovalev
Stage 2: 9 Moises DueÃ±as [BOTD - Moises DueÃ±as] (GC - 6 Moises DueÃ±as)
Stage 3: 16 Constantino Zaballa [BOTD - Parra Bustamante & Rodas]
Stage 4: 36 Constantino Zaballa [BOTD - Andrew Talansky]
Stage 5: 83 Constantino Zaballa [BOTD - Moises DueÃ±as]

Transfagarasan GP
13 Igor AntÃ³n
16 Andrew Talansky
21 JuliÃ¡n Rodas
[BOTD - Andrew Talansky]

Philadelphia International
22 Roman Maksimov
44 Mauricio Soler
55 Bruno Lima
[BOTD - Abilphez Ajewole]

Second Half

Spoiler

Giro del Capo
Stage 1: 5 Andrew Talansky [BOTD - A. Talansky] (GC - 5 A. Talansky)
Stage 2: 30 Constantino Zaballa
Stage 3: 15 Rui Costa [BOTD - Abilphez Ajewole]
Stage 4: 12 Rui Costa
Stage 5: 9 JuliÃ¡n Rodas
Stage 6: 12 Carlos Verona [BOTD - Carlos Verona]

Tour of Beauce
Stage 1: 18 Ivan Kovalev [BOTD - Carlos Verona]
Stage 2: 18 Brad Armstrong [BOTD - Brad Armstrong]
Stage 3: 8 Francisco Colorado
Stage 4: 5 Ivan Kovalev
Stage 5: 19 Francisco Colorado [BOTD - Andrew Talansky]
Stage 6: 38 Francisco Colorado [BOTD - Juan Gelabert]

Tour de Slovenie
Stage 1: 18 Roman Maksimov [BOTD - Andrew Talansky]
Stage 2: 14 Craig Lewis (GC - 8 Craig Lewis)
Stage 3: 8 Francisco Colorado (GC - 6 Francisco Colorado) [BOTD - A. Talansky]
Stage 4: 5 Roman Maksimov (GC - 6 Francisco Colorado)

GP of Wales
8 Rui Costa
17 Constantino Zaballa
[BOTD - Perez Cuapio]

Int. Osterreich Rundfahrt
Stage 1: 17 Eloy Teruel
Stage 2: 12 Edwin Parra Bustamante [BOTD - E. Parra Bustamante]
Stage 3: 41 Edwin Parra Bustamante
Stage 4: 17 Francisco Colorado
Stage 5: 53 Francisco Colorado
Stage 6: 20 Eloy Teruel
Stage 7: 21 Moises DueÃ±as
Stage 8: 2 Eloy Teruel [BOTD - E. Parra Bustamante]

Manx International
3 Rui Costa
27 Andrew Talansky
40 JuliÃ¡n Rodas

Brixia Tour
Stage 1: 6 Team CSC-Orbea
Stage 2: 6 Igor Anton [BOTD-Bruno Lima] (GC - 6 Igor Anton)
Stage 3: 4 Roman Maksimov (GC - 6 Igor Anton)
Stage 4: 8 Igor Anton [BOTD - Ivan Kovalev] (GC - 5 Igor Anton)
Stage 5: 6 Roman Maksimov (GC - 5 Igor Anton)

Clasica San Sebastian
9 Rui Costa
48 Constantino Zaballa
52 Mauricio Soler
[BOTD - Ivan Basso]

Volta a Portugal
Stage 1: 1 Rui Costa (GC - 1 Rui Costa)
Stage 2: 12 Rui Costa
Stage 3: 8 Rui Costa (GC - 8 Rui Costa)
Stage 4: 8 Mauricio Soler
Stage 5: 7 Edwin Parra Bustamante [BOTD - Edwin Parra Bustamante]
Stage 6: 18 Julio Alberto Perez Cuapio [BOTD - Julio Alberto Perez Cuapio]
Stage 7: 3 Bruno Lima
Stage 8: 14 Julio Alberto Perez Cuapio [BOTD - Julio Alberto Perez Cuapio]
Stage 9: 14 Eloy Teruel
Stage 10: 4 Rui Costa
Stage 11: 12 JAP Cuapio (GC - 9 JAP Cuapio) [BOTD - JAP Cuapio]

Vuelta a Burgos
Stage 1: 28 Abilphez Ajewole
Stage 2: 17 Constantino Zaballa
Stage 3: 10 Team CSC-Orbea
Stage 4: 8 Carlos Verona [BOTD - Carlos Verona]
Stage 5: 2 Igor AntÃ³n (GC - 2 Igor AntÃ³n) [BOTD - Igor AntÃ³n]

Urkiola Igoera
7 Igor Anton
12 Francisco Colorado
15 Moises DueÃ±as

Tour of Colorado
Stage 1: 16 Francisco Colorado [BOTD - Constantino Zaballa]
Stage 2: 5 Francisco Colorado [BOTD - Constantino Zaballa]
Stage 3: 7 JuliÃ¡n Rodas [BOTD - Brad Armstrong]
Stage 4: 16 Francisco Colorado (GC - 5 Francisco Colorado)
Stage 5: 3 J.A. Perez Cuapio [BOTD - J.A.P. Cuapio] (GC - 4 J.A.P. Cuapio)
Stage 6: 49 JuliÃ¡n Rodas [BOTD - Constantino Zaballa] (GC - 4 J.A.P. Caupio)
Stage 7: 6 Francisco Colorado [BOTD - C. Zaballa] (GC - 7 F. Colorado)
Stage 8: 34 Constantino Zaballa [BOTD - Brad Armstrong] (GC - 7 F. Colorado)

Tour of Swaziland
Stage 1: 4 Ivan Kovalev (GC - 4 Ivan Kovalev)
Stage 2: ? [BOTD - Carlos Verona]
Stage 3: 15 Moises DueÃ±as
Stage 4: 7 Francisco Colorado [BOTD - Constantino Zaballa]
Stage 5: 9 Moises DueÃ±as [BOTD - C. Zaballa] (GC - 7 Moises DueÃ±as)
Stage 6: 3 Francisco Colorado [BOTD - JAP Cuapio] (GC - 6 Francisco Colorado)

Tour of America
Stage 1: 3 Roman Maksimov (GC - 3 Romain Maksimov)
Stage 2: 3 Roman Maksimov (GC - 4 Romain Maksimov)
Stage 3: 5 Roman Maksimov (GC - 5 Romain Maksimov)
Stage 4: 1 Mauricio Soler (GC - 1 Mauricio Soler)
Stage 5: 8 Team CSC-Orbea (GC - 4 Mauricio Soler)
Stage 6: 5 Eloy Teruel (GC - 5 Mauricio Soler)
Stage 7: 7 Eloy Teruel (GC - 5 Mauricio Soler)
Stage 8: 3 Eloy Teruel (GC - 5 Mauricio Soler)
Stage 9: 6 Eloy Teruel (GC - 5 Igor AntÃ³n)
Stage 10: 7 Igor AntÃ³n (GC - 5 Igor AntÃ³n)
Stage 11: 4 Igor AntÃ³n (GC - 6 Igor AntÃ³n)
Stage 12: 2 Igor AntÃ³n (GC - 4 Igor AntÃ³n)
Stage 13: 3 Igor AntÃ³n [BOTD - Brad Armstrong] (GC - 3 Igor AntÃ³n)
Stage 14: 3 Igor AntÃ³n (GC - 3 Igor AntÃ³n)
Stage 15: 5 Igor AntÃ³n (GC - 2 Igor AntÃ³n)
Stage 16: 3 Igor AntÃ³n (GC - 2 Igor AntÃ³n)
Stage 17: 3 Igor AntÃ³n (GC - 2 Igor AntÃ³n)
Stage 18: 19 Eloy Teruel (GC - 2 Igor AntÃ³n)
Stage 19: 7 Igor AntÃ³n (GC - 2 Igor AntÃ³n)
Stage 20: 2 Igor AntÃ³n (GC - 2 Igor AntÃ³n)
Stage 21: 6 Eloy Teruel (GC - 2 Igor AntÃ³n)

Grand Prix de Quebec
13 Rui Costa
28 Constantino Zaballa
44 JuliÃ¡n Rodas

Grand Prix de Montreal
6 Rui Costa
27 Constantino Zaballa
38 Moises DueÃ±as

Milano-Torino
7 Rui Costa
29 Constantino Zaballa
32 Brad Armstrong
[BOTD - Rui Costa, Carlos Sastre, Brad Armstrong]

Circuit Franco-Belge
Stage 1: 10 Roman Maksimov [BOTD - Bruno Lima]
Stage 2: 83 Roman Maksimov [BOTD - Eloy Teruel]
Stage 3: 81 Eloy Teruel
Stage 4: 6 Roman Maksimov

Giro dell'Emilia
28 Constantino Zaballa
35 Rui Costa
37 JuliÃ¡n Rodas

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Team: 22th - 2217 Points

Spoiler

30	Rui Costa	552
45	Igor AntÃ³n	463
115	Julian Rodas	242
131	Francisco Colorado	206
153	Edwin Parra Bustamante	183
216	Mauricio Soler	120
223	J.A. Perez Cuapio	114
249	Moises DueÃ±as	97
308	Constantino Zaballa	54
363	Roman Maksimov	39
392	Bruno Lima	31
405	Ivan Kolalev	28
407	Eloy Teruel	28
430	Andrew Talansky	24
433	Craig Lewis	23
515	Brad Armstrong	9
586	Juan Gelabert	3
617	Carlos Verona	1
NR	Carlos Sastre	0
NR	Ivan Basso	0
NR	Abilphez Ajewole	0
NR	Serafin JosÃ© Blanco	0

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Entry #20

2012 Finished!

With National Championships closing out the season still,
I would now like to take the time to evaluate the past season,
along with looking towards the future of the CSC-Orbea program for 2013.

CT 22th Overall : 0/5 Goals : 5 Wins

That heading pretty much says it all.
In CSC standards, "A F***'n Awful Season."
And no I'm not paraphrasing, that's what the CSC president
had to say when asked about our performance.

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The Orbea bikes didn't even make it to our first few races of the season
because management put them on the wrong flight. Rookie mistake...

Rui Costa : Igor AntÃ³n : Julian Rodas

Our top 3 scorers for the team, contributing 57% of our total points.

Costa was the highest paid rider and also finished as our best rider.
While

AntÃ³n never found a grove and didn't record a single win all season, but his 2nd at the Tour of America should be noted.
Then the early season underdog

Rodas almost upset eventually
CT Champion Alarcon in his home tour but fell apart on the final stage.
And so did the rest of his season.

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One of the few bright spots on the season;
Rui Costa winning the Strade Bianche!

Youth : Retirees : Loanees

We saw a lot of promise from our youngsters,

Serafin JosÃ© Blanco and

Carlos Verona
could be found in numerous breakaways and have the potential to become key riders in the near future here with our team.

On the other side of the spectrum is

Carlos Sastre,
he hangs his wheel ups after a rather disappointing final season.
However we are trying to work out a deal to keep him on board as a trainer or marketing executive for next season, he is figurehead for CSC Cycling.

And lastly the guys we just have to let return to dave92 at Wikipedia,

Andrew Talansky has a bright future ahead of him and we are glad he enjoyed his rookie season with our program.
He wish him the best of luck, if he even needs it, going forward.
And we also have to give thanks to

Ivan Kovalev,
who helped us dramatically in the TT department
(and also kept fellow russian Romain Maksimov from going ballistic).

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Hats off for the legend Carlos Sastre as he completes his final season.

Romain Maksimov : Bruno Lima : Eloy Teruel

AKA the sprinters, didn't accomplishment much.
Maksimov managed just a few thirds for what was
as highly expected season from him.
And he didn't get much help from his sprint train Lima and Teruel.
Overall the sprinters didn't perform at all.

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Maksimov disappoints finishing the season without a win.

>The Future<

Before we start contract renewals I would like to give the riders a sense of where the stand with the team and allow the other managers to get a sneak peek at the direction I want to lead the team going forward.

Want To Keep	On The Bubble	Probably Leaving
Rui Costa	Julian Rodas	Mauricio Soler
Igor AntÃ³n	Francisco Colorado	Moises DueÃ±as
Roman Maksimov	Edwin Parra Bustamante	Constantino Zaballa
Carlos Verona	J.A. Perez Cuapio	Craig Lewis
Serafin JosÃ© Blanco	Bruno Lima	Brad Armstrong
	Eloy Teruel	Juan Gelabert
	Abilphez Ajewole	Ivan Basso

There you have it! The Official 2012 CSC-Orbea Season Review.

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Spoiler

Entry #1 - CSC is Back - Link
Entry #2 - Preparation Has Begun - Link
Entry #3 - Team Goals & Target Races Announced - Link
Entry #4 - Early Pre-Season Interview - Link
Entry #5 - Press Conference: Transfers Nearing - Link
Entry #6 - CT HC Races are Released - Link
Entry #7 - Transfers Start With a Bang! - Link
Entry #8 - Squad Finalized - Link
Entry #9 - Fired the Accountant - Link
Entry #10 - In the Bright Lights - Preseason Reviews - Link
Entry #11 - Rodas Surprises Everyone: Vuelta al Tachira - Link
Entry #12 - The Portuguese Punchuer: Rui Costa's Italian Win - Link
Entry #13 - Disaster In Corsica - Link
Entry #14 - Meet The Team - Link
Entry #15 - May is Upon Us - Link
Entry #16 - Barcelona Classic Disaster - Link
Entry #17 - Recap: Last 10 Races - Link
Entry #18 - Home Court Advantage: Rui Costa Strikes Again - Link
Entry #19 - CSC-Orbea Will Be Back For 2013, With A Vengeance - Link

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Latest Blog

Stage 5: Wait I Forgot I Had A Blog

It's been a rough year for the team and myself as we now enter September. With the team near the bottom of the table and since I really haven't preformed all year, it looks like I won't be given a contract renewal for next season. It's a part of cycling and hopefully I can find a job for next season even if it's in Division 2.

With that being said I get one last chance to impress the team during the Tour of America. The 21 stage CT GT is a beast and takes place right here in the United States. In fact the route this year rides right past my house!

After competing in the Tour of Colorado a few days ago I feel great and in top form, plus I didn't have to travel very far which is always a plus. And I was pleasantly surprised to hear that I would get to wear the #2. (#1 went to our leader Anton). I can't wait to get started and hopefully everything goes well for me and the team.

Sorry that I haven't blogged much over the year, they weren't paying me enough money to put that much effort into it. So this might be my last blog, unless I do something amazing or if CSC gives me a raise.

Somebody Give Me A Contract Next Year

- Brad Armstrong

Blog Achieves

Prologue: Introduction to Introduction
Stage 1: Palma to Coll de SÃ³ller
Stage 2: From Race Schedule to Personal Goals
Stage 3: From Arrival to San Luis Preview
Stage 4: From San Luis Recap to South Africa

Goals

Season Goals

(1)	Win 1 Stage
(2)	Help Leader To A GC Win
(3)	Top 175 CT Individual Point Standings

Race Goals

(4)	Tour de San Luis	Top 50 GC
(5)	Tour of Boland	Help Leader Achieve Top 10 GC
(6)	Corsica International	Top 30 Stage 1
(7)	Profronde van Drenthe	Don't Crash
(8)	Transfagarasan GP	Help Leader Achieve Top 5
(9)	Tour de Beauce	Top 20 Stage 3
(10)	GP of Wales	Help Leader Achieve Top 10
(11)	Tour of Colorado	Top 5 Any Stage
(12)	Tour of America	Finish All 21 Stages
(13)	Milano - Torino	Help Leader Achieve Top 10

Red = Fail - Green = Achieved

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Entry #1

CSC is Back

Cycling just can't be cycling without CSC in the peloton. After dropping out of the sport at its highest in 2008, they have returned with co-sponsor Orbea. CSC has agreed to support the team's new HQ location in western Spain, and have brought the support of Caixa Gernal de Deposition (CGD) Bank, and Carvalho Customs. All 4 sponsors are ready to face the tough challenges for promotion to the ProTour. As this is the ultimate goal for CSC to reach the highest point of the sport again. And win a few Grand Tours before their sponsors bail from underneath them. It's going to be a long road that may require many seasons to achieve, but CSC has all faith in their new manager Mresuperstar to take their team back to the top.

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Nice to have CSC back in the game!

The man-game actually started in the 2007 season, and Team CSC came 16th - before dropping sponsorship (replaced by Ferrari).

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SportingNonsense wrote:
Nice to have CSC back in the game!

The man-game actually started in the 2007 season, and Team CSC came 16th - before dropping sponsorship (replaced by Ferrari).

So is it alright if I keep my video or should I edit it?

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Well, up to you - but if you can edit it, then yeh, go ahead. Considering how 'badly' CSC did in 2007 in the man-game, the theme of 'unfinished business' with the sponsor and the sport, springs to mind.

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SportingNonsense wrote:
Well, up to you - but if you can edit it, then yeh, go ahead. Considering how 'badly' CSC did in 2007 in the man-game, the theme of 'unfinished business' with the sponsor and the sport, springs to mind.

Ok, video will be taken down until fixed.

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Okay, now the big question is... how did you embed a video into the post? Mine just wouldn't work.

Good job by the way. Definitely got that new team, look at us! feeling about it.

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New Video Presentation of Team CSC-Orbea is Up and Running. Enjoy!

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Very unrealistic long term goal, but otherwise, a good team presentation

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SportingNonsense wrote:
Very unrealistic long term goal, but otherwise, a good team presentation

Well, you have to have a Dream. With hard work, a strong team, and teamwork anything is possible. I hope I can look back on this comment years from now, and hopefully say CSC finally achieved the ultimate goal.

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Entry #2

Preparation Has Begun

Early today the new 2012 race calendar was released, and managers all across the man-game have just started to plan team goals. Just like any other team we hope to plan accordingly otherwise its going to be a long season. Now that Team CSC-Orbea is in the CT we will have to face new races that viewers aren't accustomed to see the CSC logo race in. It's going to be a long road before CSC is able to break into the ProTour again, and have any chance to challenge in the Grand Tours. But the road to get there starts today. We hope to base our schedule on European stage races. With the hopes of building a strong climbing squad, many mountains are likely to appear within our race selection choices. But the hard part about managing a fresh squad is not knowing what riders you will have to complete your team goals. The hard the goals the more salary, equals better riders. With that in mind our goals will be set around medium-hard. Because CSC likes challenges, but more importantly great riders.

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