Hello everybody my name is Sir David John Brailsford and i am going to do a PCM stories, where i will show all the results from the calendar of cycling. now lets get to it.

Firstly i am going to introduce myself properly. My name is Sir David Brailsford i was born 29 February 1964 in Shardlow, Derbyshire and i am British Cycling Programme Director, British Cycling Performance Director and Sky Procycling General Manager.

I've loved Cycling all my life from about the age of 8 where i used to watch the Tour de France every year with my dad and one day hoped that i could win the Tour. I carried on with the sport and when i was 11 i got my first bike and i remember going out on it every day for all my childhood life. When i was a teen i really wanted to be in a team but because cycling wasn't very popular in those day's there weren't a local team for Kids, But i remembered my dad saying that they have a lot in France, Italy, Belgium and Spain thats why they have the best cyclists in the world. So when i was old enough and had enough money i would go over and try out for a team. So i had to do the best i could until then.

As soon i was 19 i flew out to France and managed to be part of a Amateur Team, who weren't the best i took part in many races but after 4 years i had to end the hope of never winning tour because i had a severe injury to my Shine.

I knew i still had to carry on my hope of winning the Tour but i knew it would have to be by being a staff member in a team. so i went to study for a degree in sports science and psychology at Chester College of Higher Education and then an MBA at the University of Sheffield Management School. I was first employed by British Cycling as an advisor when Lottery funding began in 1996. Then British Cycling gave me the job of Programme Director and then a year later Performance Director.

in 2009 British Company SKY announced they were having a team in 2010 and because i had such great success in the 2004 and 2008 Olympics in Cycling that i would be the man for the job. in 2010 Sky had a bad start to the UCI world tour with not a top 10 in a grand tour.

In 2011 it got worse with a 20th in the Giro but in the tour it was a very disappointing 24th. I knew it had to get better so that i could win that Tour de France i so desperately wanted. So our team put out a big statement in the Vuelta with a superb 2 and 3rd from Chris Froome and Bradley Wiggins.

We had to strengthen our squad so we brought in the best sprinter in the world Mark Cavendish plus Sergio Henao, Richie Porte and Kanstanstin Siutsou. We had some team so i knew it could only come to success. In the Giro we got two in the top 10 Rigoberto Uran and fellow country-man and new team mate Sergio Henao. Then it came to the Tour were we knew we were big favorites but we had to beat Italian great Vincenzo Nibali who skipped his home-town Grand tour the Giro for the pursuit of the Tour, We also had former champion Cadel Evans who won it the year before, so we had to do better than ever before and do what no brit has done in 98 years is win the Tour de France. We sure did with a brilliant 1/2 with Bradley Wiggins beating team-mate Chris Froome. I had done it and felt so prud of what i had achieved, But i was gready i want it again and i wont to win both over grand tour's. That didn't happen in the Vuelta with a great 4th for Chris Froome. But this year i'm sure we can win two Grand tours.

Database - French Community DB V2
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Development of attributes - 0,5
Random Potential - Yes
Nationality - England

January:
Australian National Championships(ITT) - 09/01
Australian National Championships - 13/01
Santos Tour Down Under - 22/01-27/01

February:
Trofeo Palma - 03/02
Tour of Qatar - 03/02-08/02
Trofeo Migjorn - 04/02
Trofeo Deia - 05/02
Trofeo Platja de Muro - 06/02
Tour of Oman - 11/02-16/02
Volta ao Algarve - 14/02-17/02
Omloop het Newsblad - 23/02
Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne - 24/02
Le Samyn - 27/02

March:
Paris-Nice - 03/03-10/03
Tirreno-Adriacto - 06/03-12/03
Milan Sanremo - 17/03
Volta ciclista a Catalunya - 18/03-24/03
Dwars Door Vlaanderen / A Travers la flandre - 20/03
E3 Prijis Vlaanderen - Harlebeke - 22/03
Criterium International - 22/03-24/03
Gent Wevelgem - 24/03
Ronde Van Vlaanderen - 27/03

April:
Vuelta ciclista al Pais Vasco - 01/04-06/04
Scheldreprijs - 03/04
Paris-Roubaix - 07/04
Amstel Gold Race - 14/04
Giro del Trentino - 15/04-19/04
Fleche Wallone - 17-04
Liege-Bastogne-Liege - 21/04
Tour de Romandie - 23/04-28/04

May:
Giro D'Italia - 04/05-26/05
Glava Tour of Norway - 15/05-19/05
Bayern Rundfahrt - 22/05-26/05
USA Championships(ITT) - 26/05
USA Champiosnhips - 28/05

June:
Criterium du Dauphinie - 02/06-09/06
Tour de Suisse - 08/06-16/06
Route du Sud - 13/06-16/06
British Championships(ITT) - 20/06
National Championships Austria(ITT) - 20/06
Norway Championships(ITT) - 20/06
Campeonato de Espana(ITT) - 21/06
German Miesterchaft(ITT) - 22/06
Campeone D'Italia - 22/06
British Championships - 23/06
Campeonato de Espana - 23/06
Campeone D'Italia(ITT) - 23/06
German Miesterchaft - 23/06
National Championships Austria - 23/06
Norway Championships - 23/06
Tour de France - 29/06-21/07

July:
Osterriech Rundfhart - 01/07-08/07
Clasica ciclista San Sebastian - 27/07
Tour de Pologne - 27/07-03/08

August:
Ride London Classic - 04/08
Vuelta a Burgos - 07/08-11/08
Eneco Tour - 12/08-18/08
USA Pro Cycling Challange - 17/08-23/08
Vuelta a Espana - 24/08-15/09
Vattenfall Classic - 25/08

September:
GP Quest France - Plouay - 01/09
Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec - 13/09
Grand Pix Cycliste de Montreal - 15/09
Tour of Britian - 15/09-22/09

October:
Giro del Piemonte - 04/10
Il Lombardia - 06/10
Tour of Beijing - 11/10-15/10
Campeonato de Colombia - 26/10

Riders:
Richie Porte
Matthew Hayman
Chris Sutton

Favourites:
Luke Durbridge *****
Richie Porte ****
Michael Rogers ***
Rohann Dennis **
Cameron Meyer*

Rank	Name	Team	Time
1	Richie Porte	Sky Procycling	52'16
2	Cameron Meyer	Orica - GreenEDGE	+ 15
3	Michael Rogers	Team Saxo - Tinkoff	+ 17
4	Luke Durbridge	Orica - GreenEDGE	+ 18
5	Rory Sutherland	Team Saxo - Tinkoff	+ 28
6	Rohan Dennis	Garmin - Sharp	+ 33
7	Michael Hepburn	Orica - GreenEDGE	+ 37
8	Michael Matthews	Orica - GreenEDGE	+ 40
9	Jack Bobridge	Belkin Pro Cycling Team	+ 45
10	Travis Meyer	Orica - GreenEDGE	+ 46
11	Cadel Evans	BMC Racing Team	+ 48
12	Brett Lancaster	Orica - GreenEDGE	+ 59
13	Jay McCarthy	Team Saxo - Tinkoff	+ 1'04
14	Malcolm Rudolph	Drapac Cycling	+ 1'10
15	Darren Lapthorne	Drapac Cycling	+ 1'11
16	Adam Hansen	Lotto Belisol Team	+ 1'12
17	Karl Menzies	UnitedHealthcare Presented by Maxxis	s.t.
18	Jonathon Lovelock	Huon Salmon - Genesys Wealth Advisers	+ 1'13
19	Campbell Flakemore	Huon Salmon - Genesys Wealth Advisers	s.t.
20	Patrick Shaw	Huon Salmon - Genesys Wealth Advisers	+ 1'18
21	Thomas Palmer	Drapac Cycling	+ 1'19
22	Leigh Howard	Orica - GreenEDGE	s.t.
23	Sam Witmitz	Team Raleigh	+ 1'20
24	Ben Dyball	Huon Salmon - Genesys Wealth Advisers	+ 1'21
25	Adam Phelan	Drapac Cycling	+ 1'24
26	Luke Roberts	Team Stölting	+ 1'25
27	Ben Day	UnitedHealthcare Presented by Maxxis	+ 1'27
28	Nathan Haas	Garmin - Sharp	+ 1'28
29	Blair Windsor	Team Budget Forklifts	+ 1'29
30	Jacob Kauffmann	Team Budget Forklifts	+ 1'30
31	William Walker	Drapac Cycling	+ 1'31
32	Lachlan Norris	Team Raleigh	+ 1'35
33	Bernard Sulzberger	Drapac Cycling	+ 1'37
34	Lachlan Morton	Garmin - Sharp	+ 1'42
35	Jack Anderson	Team Budget Forklifts	+ 1'43
36	Rhys Pollock	Drapac Cycling	+ 1'45
37	Joshua Prete	Team Budget Forklifts	s.t.
38	Karl Evans	Team Budget Forklifts	s.t.
39	Baden Cooke	Orica - GreenEDGE	+ 1'46
40	David Jai Crawford	Huon Salmon - Genesys Wealth Advisers	+ 1'48
41	Sam Davis	Huon Salmon - Genesys Wealth Advisers	+ 1'51
42	Alex Frame	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.
43	Shaun McCarthy	Team Budget Forklifts	+ 1'52
44	Heinrich Haussler	IAM Cycling	s.t.
45	Marc Williams	Team Budget Forklifts	+ 1'53
46	Peter John Herzig	Team Budget Forklifts	+ 1'54
47	Jordan Kerby	Christina Watches - Onfone	+ 1'56
48	Matthew Lloyd	Lampre - Merida	+ 1'57
49	Simon Clarke	Orica - GreenEDGE	+ 1'59
50	Steele Von Hoff	Garmin - Sharp	+ 2'00
51	Mark O'Brien	Team Raleigh	+ 2'02
52	Joseph Lewis	Hincapie Sportswear Development Team	+ 2'07
53	Anthony Giacoppo	Huon Salmon - Genesys Wealth Advisers	+ 2'08
54	Eric Sheppard	OCBC Singapore Continental Cycling Team	s.t.
55	Christopher Williams	Team Novo Nordisk	+ 2'09
56	Mitchell Lovelock-Fay	Christina Watches - Onfone	+ 2'11
57	Johnnie Walker	Drapac Cycling	+ 2'16
58	Michael Cupitt	Team Budget Forklifts	+ 2'17
59	Christopher Sutton	Sky Procycling	+ 2'2
60	Fabio Calabria	Team Novo Nordisk	+ 2'23
61	Hilton Clarke	UnitedHealthcare Presented by Maxxis	+ 2'25
62	Joseph Schmalz	Hincapie Sportswear Development Team	+ 2'26
63	Alex Clements	Huon Salmon - Genesys Wealth Advisers	+ 2'27
64	Patrick Lane	Synergy Baku Cycling	+ 2'31
65	Angus Tobin	OCBC Singapore Continental Cycling Team	+ 2'33
66	Cal Britten	OCBC Singapore Continental Cycling Team	+ 2'53
67	Justin Morris	Team Novo Nordisk	+ 2'56
68	Jack Beckinsale	Huon Salmon - Genesys Wealth Advisers	+ 2'58
69	Jonathan Cantwell	Team Saxo - Tinkoff	+ 2'59
70	Richard Lang	Team Raleigh	+ 3'01
71	Jonathan Clarke	UnitedHealthcare Presented by Maxxis	s.t.
72	Ben Hill	Hincapie Sportswear Development Team	+ 3'02
73	Robbie Hucker	Drapac Cycling	+ 3'05
74	Mark Renshaw	Belkin Pro Cycling Team	+ 3'06
75	Jack Cummings	Thüringer Energie Team	+ 3'17
76	Mathew Hayman	Sky Procycling	+ 3'3

Rank	Team	Time	General Time
1	Orica - GreenEDGE	2h37'58	2h37'58 (1)
2	Team Saxo - Tinkoff	+ 39	+ 39 (2)
3	Drapac Cycling	+ 2'30	+ 2'30 (3)
4	Garmin - Sharp	+ 2'33	+ 2'33 (4)
5	Huon Salmon - Genesys Wealth Advisers	+ 2'34	+ 2'34 (5)
6	Team Budget Forklifts	+ 3'32	+ 3'32 (6)
7	Team Raleigh	+ 3'47	+ 3'47 (7)
8	UnitedHealthcare Presented by Maxxis	+ 3'54	+ 3'54 (8)
9	Sky Procycling	+ 4'44	+ 4'44 (9)
10	Team Novo Nordisk	+ 6'18	+ 6'18 (10)
11	OCBC Singapore Continental Cycling Team	+ 6'24	+ 6'24 (11)
12	Hincapie Sportswear Development Team	+ 6'25	+ 6'25 (12)