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Team Foundation

Relegation: A first for the team, not for their manager. After two seasons in the Pro Tour, Zwift Pro Cycling has been dropped to the PCT circuit after finishing dead last in the top flight last year. A new low for one of the biggest American teams in the pro peloton. Disappointing, yet fully expected.

Management decided to go all-in with a complete rebuild and bring in emerging talents from close to home and across the globe. Developing a strong core to take the team back to the Pro Tour and beyond is now the goal. A revitalization.

At the helm is team manager Mresuperstar. The American enters his third season with the team and a remarkable 12th season in the Man-Game.

Prior to Zwift Pro Cycling, Mre managed the following teams: Team CSC-Orbea (2012-14), Movistar-US Postal (2015-16), Newton Foundation (2017) and most recently Desigual (2018-20). More history can be found below.

While any cyclist can enjoy Zwift, only the elite can pedal our program forward.

Newton Foundation p/b Zwift | MG History

Mresuperstar

Posted on 18-07-2023 17:13

Grand Tour Champion

Posts: 8059
Joined: 22-06-2009
PCM$: 650.00

Man-Game History

Mresuperstar's All-Time Program Win List

RIDER	YEARS	WINS	PT	PCT	CT	NATS	U23	OTHER
Justo Tenorio	2018-20	15	1	11	0	2	0	1
Simon Yates	2019-22	13	8	4	0	1	0	0
Tejay Van Garderen	2015-17	11	4	4	0	2	0	1
Omar Fraile	2013-20,23	11	3	6	0	1	0	1
Erick Herrera	2018-20	6	0	0	0	6	0	0
Neilson Powless	2022-23	5	0	4	0	1	0	0
Rui Costa	2012-13	5	0	4	0	1	0	0
Biniam Girmay	2023	5	0	0	0	0	5	0
Ben Swift	2021	4	4	0	0	0	0	0
Matteo Jorgenson	2021-23	4	0	1	0	0	3	0
Jhonatan Narvaez	2020-22	4	0	0	0	4	0	0
Pascal Ackermann	2022-23	3	1	1	0	1	0	0
David Abal	2013-14,16,20	3	0	3	0	0	0	0
Marcos Altur	2013-18	3	0	1	0	1	1	0
Aviv Yechezkel	2019,21-22	3	0	0	0	3	0	0
Jorge Abreu	2015-17	3	0	0	0	3	0	0
Lawrence Warbasse	2015-17	2	2	0	0	0	0	0
Jack Burke	2019-23	2	1	1	0	0	0	0
Egoitz Garcia	2014-16	2	1	1	0	0	0	0
Xuban Errazkin	2019-21	2	1	0	0	1	0	0
Francisco Ventoso	2014	2	0	2	0	0	0	0
Nihal Silva	2023	2	0	1	0	1	0	0
Federico Olei	2019-21	2	0	0	0	2	0	0
Christian Meier	2016-17	2	0	0	0	2	0	0
Stan Dewulf	2022	1	1	0	0	0	0	0
Mark Cavendish	2021	1	1	0	0	0	0	0
Nicolay Cherkasov	2020-21	1	1	0	0	0	0	0
Jernej Svab	2018,20	1	1	0	0	0	0	0
Vincenzo Nibali	2018	1	1	0	0	0	0	0
David de la Cruz	2015	1	1	0	0	0	0	0
Roman Maksimov	2012,15-18	1	1	0	0	0	0	0
Matthew Walls	2023	1	0	1	0	0	0	0
Eric Young	2015,20-22	1	0	1	0	0	0	0
E. Parra Bustamante	2012,15	1	0	1	0	0	0	0
Julian Rodas	2012	1	0	1	0	0	0	0
Mauricio Soler	2012	1	0	1	0	0	0	0
Koldo Gil	2013	1	0	1	0	0	0	0
Olivier Kaisen	2013	1	0	1	0	0	0	0
Eloy Teruel	2012-13	1	0	1	0	0	0	0
F. Anton Martin	2014	1	0	1	0	0	0	0
Roman Domene	2013-14,16-17	1	0	1	0	0	0	0
Rick Zabel	2018-19	1	0	1	0	0	0	0
Team Time Trials	2012-23	1	0	1	0	0	0	0
Juan Pedro Lopez	2022-23	1	0	0	0	1	0	0
Mattia Cattaneo	2021	1	0	0	0	1	0	0
Carlos Verona	2012-13,15-22	1	0	0	0	1	0	0
William Chiarello	2016	1	0	0	0	1	0	0
Pedro Miguel Paulinho	2015	1	0	0	0	1	0	0
Serafin Jose Blanco	2012-13,15	1	0	0	0	1	0	0
Daniel Hoelgaard	2014	1	0	0	0	0	1	0
	TOTALS	140	31	58	0	38	10	3

The Unsung Heroes

Most Race Days

	RIDER	YEARS	RDs
1.	Carlos Verona	2012-13,15-22	738
2.	Omar Fraile	2013-20	520
3.	Carter Jones	2017-22	431
4.	Daniel Eaton	2017-21	393
5.	Taylor Newton	2014-19	383
6.	Marcos Altur	2013-18	372
7.	Roman Maksimov	2012,15-18	301
8.	Alexey Tsatevich	2015-19	287
9.	Eric Young	2015,20-22	284
10.	Jack Burke	2019-22	265

Most in a Single Season:

Jernej Svab, 97 (2018).
Longest Tenured Rider:

Carlos Verona, 10 Seasons.

Most Breakaways

	RIDER	YEARS	BOTDs
1.	Carter Jones	2017-22	28
2.	Omar Fraile	2013-20	26
3.	Jack Burke	2019-22	22
4.	Daniel Eaton	2017-21	20
5.	Carlos Verona	2012-13,15-22	19
6.	Marcos Altur	2013-18	17
7.	Jorge Abreu	2015-17	16
8.	Constantino Zaballa	2012-13	16
9.	Nicolay Cherkasov	2020-21	13
10.	Xuban Errazkin	2019-21	11

Most in a Single Season:

Jorge Abreu, 11 (2016).

Overview

Year	Team Name	Div.	Standings
2012	Team CSC-Orbea	(P)CT	22nd
2013	Team CSC-Orbea	PCT	27th
2014	Team CSC-Orbea	PCT	6th
2015	Movistar-US Postal	PT	17th
2016	Movistar-US Postal	PT	18th
2017	Newton Foundation	PCT	5th
2018	Desigual	PT	19th
2019	Desigual	PCT	11th
2020	Desigual	PCT	4th
2021	Zwift Pro Cycling	PT	16th
2022	Zwift Pro Cycling	PT	22nd

2012: Team CSC-Orbea

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

Spoiler

Team [22 riders]:

Igor Anton	Ivan Basso
Carlos Sastre	Julio Alberto Perez Cuapio
Moises Duenas	Serafin Jose Blanco
Eloy Teruel	Rui Costa
Juan Gelabert	Bruno Lima
Constantino Zaballa	Abilphez Ajewole
Carlos Verona	Roman Maksimov
Julian Rodas	Ivan Kovalev [Loan-In]
Mauricio Soler	Craig Lewis
Edwin Parra Bustamante	Brad Armstrong
Francisco Colorado	Andrew Talansky [Loan-In]

Most Valuable Cyclist:	Rui Costa
Most Memorable Victory:	Julian Rodas (Vuelta al Tachira)
Biggest Disappointment:	Roman Maksimov
Manager's Favourite:	Brad Armstrong
Wish We Still Had:	Andrew Talansky

2013: Team CSC-Orbea

PCT 27th Overall : 2/5 Goals : 6 Wins

Spoiler

Team [21 riders]:

David Abal	Igor Anton
Sergio Barrio	Omar Fraile
Marcos Altur	Koldo Gil
Eloy Teruel	Carlos Verona
Juan Gelabert	Rui Costa
Constantino Zaballa	Rafael Silva
Daniel Ruiz	Roman Maksimov [Loan-Out]
Teodorico Usandizaga	Ivan Basso
Eduardo Ardaiz	Serafin Jose Blanco
Jesus Merino Criado	Oliver Kaisen
Ramon Domene

Most Valuable Cyclist:	David Abal
Most Memorable Victory:	Rui Costa (Volta a Portugal)
Biggest Disappointment:	Sergio Barrio
Manager's Favourite:	Marcos Altur
Wish We Still Had:	Igor Anton

2014: Team CSC-Orbea

PCT 6th Overall : 1/5 Goals : 6 Wins

Spoiler

Team [23 riders]:

David Abal	Marcos Altur
Francisco Ventoso	Egoitz Garcia
Juan Jose Cobo	Ramon Domene
Ruben Plaza	Carlos Verona [Loan-Out]
Manuel Lloret	Jesus Merino Criado
David De la Fuente	Daniel Ruiz
Sergio Barrio	David Livramento
Joaquin Rodriguez Oliver	Rafael Silva [Loan-Out]
Jose Joaquin Rojas Gil	Taylor Newton
Omar Fraile	Jose Serpa
Hector Duenas Nevado	Daniel Hoelgaard [Loan-In]
Francisco Anton Martin

Most Valuable Cyclist:	Francisco Ventoso
Most Memorable Victory:	David Abal (Tour d'Andorra)
Biggest Disappointment:	Jose Serpa
Manager's Favourite:	Taylor Newton
Wish We Still Had:	David Abal

2015: Movistar - US Postal

PT 17th Overall : 1/5 Goals : 9 Wins

Spoiler

Team [28 riders]:

Tejay Van Garderen	Jordi Simon [Loan-In]
Lawrence Warbasse	Ramon Domene [Loan-Out]
Eric Young	Daniel Ruiz [Loan-Out]
Taylor Newton	Bruno Borges [Loan-In]
Lawson Craddock [Loan-In]	Pedro Miguel Paulinho [Loan-In]
Marcos Altur	Rafael Silva [Loan-Out]
Sergio Barrio	Roman Maksimov
Omar Fraile	Alexey Tsatevich
Ruben Plaza	Markus Fothen
Carlos Verona	Vadim Ratiy
Jon Ander Insausti	Marc Christian Garby [Loan-In]
Egoitz Garcia	Edwin Parra Bustamante
Jose Joaquin Rojas Gil	Jorge Abreu
David De la Cruz [Loan-In]	Serafin Jose Blanco [Stagiare]

Most Valuable Cyclist:	Tejay Van Garderen
Most Memorable Victory:	Roman Maksimov (Vuelta a Colombia)
Biggest Disappointment:	Markus Fothen
Manager's Favourite:	David De la Cruz
Wish We Still Had:	Bruno Borges

2016: Movistar - US Postal

PT 18th Overall : 3/5 Goals : 6 Wins

Spoiler

Team [25 riders]:

Tejay Van Garderen	Marcos Altur
Lawrence Warbasse	David Abal
Brent Bookwalter	Omar Fraile
Taylor Newton	Jordi Simon
Tyler Farrar	Carlos Verona
Tyler Brandt	Ramon Domene
Bjorn Selander [Loan-In]	Egoitz Garcia
Chad Haga [Loan-In]	Daniel Ruiz
Christian Meier	Fabio Silvestre [Loan-In]
Serafin Jose Blanco	Roman Maksimov
Jorge Abreu	Alexey Tsatevich
Xavier Quevedo [Loan-In]	William Chiarello [Loan-In]
Richard Antonio Carapaz [Loan-In]

Most Valuable Cyclist:	Tejay Van Garderen & Egoitz Garcia
Most Memorable Victory:	TVG (Vuelta a Espana: S8, S10 & S15)
Biggest Disappointment:	David Abal
Manager's Favourite:	Tejay Van Garderen
Wish We Still Had:	Egoitz Garcia

2017: Newton Foundation

PCT 5th Overall : 3/5 Goals : 8 Wins

Spoiler

Team [20 riders]:

Tejay Van Garderen	Marcos Altur
Lawrence Warbasse	Omar Fraile
Taylor Newton	Jordi Simon
Tyler Brandt	Carlos Verona
Robert Sweeting	Ramon Domene
Jake Keough	Roman Maksimov
Carter Jones	Alexey Tsatevich
Aggrey Sebright	Jorge Abreu
Daniel Eaton	Sebastian Henao
Christian Meier	Janier Alexis Acevedo

Most Valuable Cyclist:	Tejay Van Garderen
Most Memorable Victory:	Omar Fraile (Tour of California)
Biggest Disappointment:	Lawrence Warbasse
Manager's Favourite:	Tejay Van Garderen
Wish We Still Had:	Tejay Van Garderen

2018: Desigual

PT 19th Overall : 0/5 Goals : 2 Wins

Spoiler

Team [22 riders]:

Justo Tenorio	Daniel Teklehaimanot
Marcos Altur	Amanuel Gebrezgabihier [Loan-In]
Omar Fraile	Vincenzo Nibali
Carlos Verona	Nelson Oliveira
Xuban Errazkin [Loan-Out]	Bakhtiyar Kozhatayev
Daniel Eaton	Clement Venturini [Loan-In]
Carter Jones	Emiliano Contrereas [Loan-In]
Taylor Newton	Manuel Stocker [Loan-In]
Roman Maksimov	Kashyapa Siriwardena [Loan-In]
Alexey Tsatevich	Jernej Svab [Loan-In]
Rick Zabel	Erick Herrera [Stagiare]

Most Valuable Cyclist:	Rick Zabel
Most Memorable Victory:	Vincenzo Nibali (Giro d'Italia)
Biggest Disappointment:	Roman Maksimov
Manager's Favourite:	Taylor Newton
Wish We Still Had:	Marcos Altur

2019: Desigual

PCT 11th Overall : 2/5 Goals : 11 Wins

Spoiler

Team [21 riders]:

Justo Tenorio	Simon Yates
Omar Fraile	Rick Zabel
Carlos Verona	Alexey Tsatevich
Xuban Errazkin	Bakhtiyar Kozhatayev
Mikel Landa	Magno Nazaret
Miguel Minguez Ayala	Jack Burke
Daniel Eaton	Aviv Yechezkel [Loan-In]
Carter Jones	Federico Olei [Loan-In]
Taylor Newton	Leo Vincent [Loan-In]
William Barta [Loan-In]	Hugo Hofstetter [Loan-In]
Erick Herrera [Stagiare]

Most Valuable Cyclist:	Justo Tenorio
Most Memorable Victory:	Omar Fraile (Tour of Norway)
Biggest Disappointment:	Simon Yates
Manager's Favourite:	Omar Fraile
Wish We Still Had:	Rick Zabel

2020: Desigual

PCT 4th Overall : 3/5 Goals : 18 Wins

Spoiler

Team [24 riders]:

Justo Tenorio	Eric Young
Omar Fraile	Daniel Eaton
David Abal	Carter Jones
Carlos Verona	Brendan Rhim [Loan-In]
Xuban Errazkin	Jack Burke
Jaume Sureda	Harold Tejada [Loan-Out]
Juan Pedro Lopez [Loan-Out]	Jhonatan Narvaez
Simon Yates	Magno Nazaret
Simon Carr [Loan-Out]	Erick Herrera
Conor Dunne	Jernej Svab
Luca Wackermann	Nicolay Cherkasov
Federico Olei	Louis Visser [Stagiare]

Most Valuable Cyclist:	Justo Tenorio
Most Memorable Victory:	Simon Yates (Vuelta a Espana)
Biggest Disappointment:	Eric Young
Manager's Favourite:	Simon Yates
Wish We Still Had:	Justo Tenorio

2021: Zwift Pro Cycling

PT 16th Overall : 0/5 Goals : 11 Wins

Spoiler

Team [29 riders]:

Ryan Eastman	Simon Yates
Eric Young	Ben Swift
Daniel Eaton	Mark Cavendish
Carter Jones	Simon Carr [Loan-Out]
Brendan Rhim [Loan-In]	Jake Stewart [Loan-Out]
Matteo Jorgenson [Loan-Out]	Xuban Errazkin
Jack Burke	Carlos Verona
Lewis Stroll	Benat Intxausti
Nickolas Zukowsky [Loan-Out]	Jaume Sureda [Loan-Out]
Mattia Cattaneo	Juan Pedro Lopez [Loan-Out]
Luca Wackermann	Clement Russo
Nicolay Cherkasov	Jhonatan Narvaez
Stepan Kurianov [Loan-In]	Harold Tejada
Federico Olei	Louis Visser [Loan-Out]
Aviv Yechezkel

Most Valuable Cyclist:	Simon Yates
Most Memorable Victory:	Mark Cavendish (Suisse)
Biggest Disappointment:	Eric Young
Manager's Favourite:	Ben Swift
Wish We Still Had:	Ryan Eastman

2022: Zwift Pro Cycling

PT 22nd Overall : 0/5 Goals : 7 Wins

Spoiler

Team [26 riders]:

Neilson Powless	Simon Yates
Eric Young	Simon Carr
Matteo Jorgenson	Jake Stewart [Loan-Out]
Carter Jones	Ethan Vernon [Loan-Out]
Sean Quinn [Loan-Out]	Juan Pedro Lopez
Kevin Vermaerke [Loan-Out]	Jaume Sureda
Jack Burke	Carlos Verona
Lewis Stroll	Bram Welten
Nickolas Zukowsky [Loan-Out]	David Dekker
Jhonatan Narvaez	Pascal Ackermann
Akil Campbell [Loan-In]	Stan Dewulf
Harold Tejada	Alexandr Ovsyannikov [Loan-In]
Biniam Girmay [Loan-Out]	Aviv Yechezkel

Most Valuable Cyclist:	Simon Yates
Most Memorable Victory:	M. Jorgenson (Tour de l'Avenir)
Biggest Disappointment:	Jhonatan Narvaez
Manager's Favourite:	Neilson Powless
Wish We Still Had:	Simon Yates

Edited by Mresuperstar on 21-09-2024 11:38

Newton Foundation p/b Zwift | MG History

Mresuperstar

Posted on 18-07-2023 17:13

Grand Tour Champion

Posts: 8059
Joined: 22-06-2009
PCM$: 650.00

The Team

+ = Loaned in. * = Loaned out. ^ = Stagiare.

Name	Age	Wage	OVL	Top Stats
Neilson Powless	27	â‚¬ 170,000	77	MO:78/TT:78
Pascal Ackermann	29	â‚¬ 170,000	77	HL:77/SP:77
Jack Burke	28	â‚¬ 165,000	76	MO:77/REC:80
Omar Fraile	33	â‚¬ 175,000	76	TT:78/MO:75
Matteo Jorgenson	24	â‚¬ 130,000	76	MO:77/POT:6
Juan Pedro Lopez	26	â‚¬ 120,000	76	MO:78/ACC:78
Bram Welten	26	â‚¬ 145,000	75	SP:79/CO:73
Harold Tejada	26	â‚¬ 105,000	75	MO:77/TT:71
Biniam Girmay	23	â‚¬ 600,000	75	CO:75/POT:4
Nihal Silva	29	â‚¬ 60,000	75	SP:77/CO:72
Brendan Rhim	28	â‚¬ 50,000	74	MO:77/HL:72
Simon Carr	25	â‚¬ 50,000	74	HL:77/ACC:72
Matthew Walls	25	â‚¬ 55,000	73	SP:78/POT:5
Sean Quinn *	23	â‚¬ 0	72	MO:72/POT:4
Lewis Stroll	25	â‚¬ 50,000	72	MO:72/DH:75
Uga Ryuki	24	â‚¬ 50,000	71	HL:70/ACC:71
Thomas Gloag	22	â‚¬ 170,000	70	MO:69/POT:5
Ethan Vernon *	23	â‚¬ 15,000	69	TT:74/POT:5
Tristan Jussaume	22	â‚¬ 100,000	68	HL:71/POT:5
Carlos Canal	22	â‚¬ 50,000	68	MO:67/POT:5
Riley Pickrell	22	â‚¬ 50,000	68	CO:67/POT:4
Sean Flynn ^	23	â‚¬ 10,000	68	HL:67/POT:4
Vinicius Rangel ^	22	â‚¬ 10,000	68	CO:66/POT:4

Edited by Mresuperstar on 11-09-2023 14:16

Newton Foundation p/b Zwift | MG History

Mresuperstar

Posted on 18-07-2023 17:14

Grand Tour Champion

Posts: 8059
Joined: 22-06-2009
PCM$: 650.00

Season Goals

*Team Standings*	Top 10	18th - Zwift Pro Cycling
Tour of America	Win	3rd - Neilson Powless
Tour of the Battenkill	Top 10	11th - Biniam Girmay
Tour of California	Top 5	8th - Neilson Powless
Philadelphia International Championship	Top 10	72nd - Matthew Walls

Calendar

Date		Race	Cat.
Jan. 9		Down Under Classic	HC	Media:Results
Jan. 30		Great Ocean Road Classic	PTHC	Media:Results
Jan. 30		Clasico San Jose	C2	Media:Results
Feb. 4		Omloop Het Nieuwsblad	HC	Media:Results
Feb. 4		Viana do Castelo	C1	Media:Results
Feb. 10		Le Samyn	HC	Media:Results
Feb. 12-18		Tirreno - Adriatico (S7)	PT	Media:Results
Feb. 22-24		Tour of Ukraine (S3)	PTHC	Media:Results
Feb. 22-26		Circulo de Juarez (S5)	HC	Media:Results
Feb. 26		Kuurne - Bruxelles - Kuurne	C1	Media:Results
Mar. 1-3		Ronde van Nederland (S3)	PT	Media:Results
Mar. 18		Strade Bianche	HC	Media:Results
Mar. 22-27		Tour of South Africa (S6)	HC	Media:Results
Mar. 30		Lillestrom GP	C1	Media:Results
Apr. 23		Roma Maxima	PTHC	Media:Results
Apr. 25		GP Wallonie	HC	Media:Results
Apr. 27-30		USA Pro Cycling Challenge (S4)	C2	Media:Results
Apr. 28		Veenendaal - Veenendaal	PTHC	Media:Results
May 3-8		Tour de Romandie (S6)	C1	Media:Results
May 19		1 Jour de Dunkerque	C1	Media:Results
May 27-31		Tour of Norway (S5)	HC	Media:Results
June 2-8		Tour of Vancouver (S7)	C2	Media:Results
June 4		Pro Hallstatt Classic	HC	Media:Results
June 8-14		Tour de Suisse (S7)	PTHC	Media:Results
June 14-20		Criterium du Dauphine Libere (S7)	PTHC	Media:Results
June 22-28		Tour of California (S7)	HC	Media:Results
July 3-6		Arab Tour (S4)	HC	Media:Results
July 13		Philadelphia Int. Championship	PTHC	Media:Results
July 13-18	Various	Benelux Challenge (S6)	HC	Media:Results
July 25-29		Tour of Slovenia (S5)	PTHC	Media:Results
July 25-29		Tour d'Andorra (S5)	C1	Media:Results
Aug. 2-6		Deutschland Tour (S5)	PTHC	Media:Results
Aug. 8		Clasica San Sebastian	PTHC	Media:Results
Aug. 10-15		Tour du Maroc (S6)	C1	Media:Results
Aug. 11-15		Post Danmark Rundt (S5)	HC	Media:Results
Aug. 20-22		Ras Tailteann (S3)	PTHC	Media:Results
Aug. 20		GP Kigali	C1	Media:Results
Sept. 4-24		Tour of America (S21)	C1	Media:Results
Sept. 26		Tour of the Battenkill	PTHC	Media:Results
Sept. 28		Milano - Torino	C1	Media:Results
Oct. 1-6		Tour of Japan (S6)	HC	Media:Results
Oct. 18		Giro dell'Emilia	HC	Media:Results

Edited by Mresuperstar on 14-06-2024 17:03

Newton Foundation p/b Zwift | MG History

Mresuperstar

Posted on 18-07-2023 17:15

Grand Tour Champion

Posts: 8059
Joined: 22-06-2009
PCM$: 650.00

Race Results

First

Date	Race	Stage	Rider
Apr. 25	GP Wallonie	One-Day Race	Pascal Ackermann
Apr. 27-30	USA Pro Cycling Challenge	Youth	Matthew Walls
May 7	Tour de Romandie	Stage 5	Neilson Powless
May 3-8	Tour de Romandie	Team	Powless, Jorg. & Tejada
May 3-8	Tour de Romandie	Youth	Matteo Jorgenson
May 30	Tour of Norway	Stage 4	Matteo Jorgenson
May 27-31	Tour of Norway	Youth	Matteo Jorgenson
Aug. 10-15	Tour du Maroc	Youth	Matteo Jorgenson
Aug. 11	P. D. Rundt	Stage 1	Matthew Walls
Sept. 5	Tour of America	Stage 2	Jack Burke
Sept. 7	Tour of America	Stage 4	Neilson Powless
Sept. 21	Tour of America	Stage 18	Neilson Powless
Sept. 23	Tour of America	Stage 20	Neilson Powless
Sept. 24	Tour of America	Stage 21	Nihal Silva
Sept. 4-24	Tour of America	Team	Powless, Burke & Tejada

Second

Date	Race	Stage	Rider
Feb. 4	Viana do Castelo	One-Day Race	Matteo Jorgenson
Feb. 12-18	Tirreno-Adriatico	Youth	Matteo Jorgenson
Mar. 1-3	Ronde van Nederland	Youth	Matteo Jorgenson
Mar. 22	Tour of South Africa	Stage 1	Pascal Ackermann
Mar. 23	Tour of South Africa	Stage 2	Pascal Ackermann
Apr. 28	USA Pro Cycling Challenge	Stage 2	Matthew Walls
May 27-31	Tour of Norway	KoM	Matteo Jorgenson
June 6	Tour of Vancouver	Stage 5	Carlos Canal
June 22-28	Tour of California	Youth	Matteo Jorgenson
Aug. 5	Deutschland Tour	Stage 4	Bram Welten
Aug. 2-6	Deutschland Tour	Points	Bram Welten
Sept. 10	Tour of America	Stage 7	Nihal Silva

Third

Date	Race	Stage	Rider
Mar. 2	Ronde van Nederland	Stage 2	Pascal Ackermann
Mar. 22-27	Tour of South Africa	Points	Pascal Ackermann
May 7	Tour de Romandie	Stage 5	Omar Fraile
June 14-20	Crit. du Dauphine Libere	Youth	Matteo Jorgenson
June 22	Tour of California	Stage 1	Neilson Powless
June 27	Tour of California	Stage 6	Neilson Powless
Aug. 11-15	Post Danmark Rundt	Points	Matthew Walls
Sept. 19	Tour of America	Stage 16	Nihal Silva
Sept. 4-24	Tour of America	GC	Neilson Powless
Sept. 4-24	Tour of America	Points	Neilson Powless

All Results

Spoiler

Down Under Classic
36 Matthew Walls
41 Riley Pickrell
54 Tristan Jussaume
[BOTD - Carlos Canal]

Great Ocean Road Classic
90 Biniam Girmay
107 Bram Welten
110 Juan Pedro Lopez

Clasico San Jose
17 Simon Carr
45 Brendan Rhim
63 Thomas Gloag
[BOTD - Vinicius Rangel]

Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
42 Nihal Silva
56 Bram Welten
77 Riley Pickrell
[BOTD - Riley Pickrell]

Viana do Castelo
2 Matteo Jorgenson
22 Biniam Girmay
38 Uga Ryuki
[BOTD - Uga Ryuki]

Le Samyn
33 Nihal Silva
35 Bram Welten
41 Biniam Girmay
[BOTD - Carlos Canal]

Tirreno - Adriatico
Stage 1: 11 Neilson Powless
Stage 2: 36 Thomas Gloag (GC - 10 Neilson Powless)
Stage 3: 25 Uga Ryuki [BOTD - Thomas Gloag]
Stage 4: 32 Juan Pedro Lopez
Stage 5: 13 Neilson Powless
Stage 6: 33 Matteo Jorgenson
Stage 7: 24 Juan Pedro Lopez

Tour of Ukraine
Stage 1: 10 Omar Fraile (GC - 10 Omar Fraile)
Stage 2: 75 Simon Carr
Stage 3: 12 Omar Fraile

Circulo de Juarez
Stage 1: 15 Pascal Ackermann
Stage 2: 15 Nihal Silva
Stage 3: 5 Pascal Ackermann
Stage 4: 7 Pascal Ackermann
Stage 5: 4 Pascal Ackermann (GC - 8 Pascal Ackermann)

Kuurne - Bruxelles - Kuurne
44 Biniam Girmay
83 Riley Pickrell
104 Carlos Canal
[BOTD - Riley Pickrell]

Ronde van Nederland
Stage 1: 11 Pascal Ackermann
Stage 2: 3 Pascal Ackermann (GC - 5 Pascal Ackermann)
Stage 3: 7 Pascal Ackermann (GC - 6 Pascal Ackermann)

Strade Bianche
49 Jack Burke
61 Juan Pedro Lopez
74 Riley Pickrell
[BOTD - Riley Pickrell]

Tour of South Africa
Stage 1: 2 Pascal Ackermann (GC - 2 Pascal Ackermann)
Stage 2: 2 Pascal Ackermann (GC - 2 Pascal Ackermann)
Stage 3: 112 Pascal Ackermann (GC - 2 Pascal Ackermann)
Stage 4: 17 Zwift Pro Cycling
Stage 5: 34 Pascal Ackermann
Stage 6: 9 Pascal Ackermann

Lillestrom GP
25 Biniam Girmay
38 Bram Welten
61 Nihal Silva
[BOTD - Carlos Canal]

Roma Maxima
24 Biniam Girmay
75 Nihal Silva
106 Carlos Canal

GP Wallonie
1 Pascal Ackermann
53 Juan Pedro Lopez
67 Lewis Stroll

USA Pro Cycling Challenge
Stage 1: 8 Matthew Walls (GC - 8 Matthew Walls)
Stage 2: 2 Matthew Walls (GC - 4 Matthew Walls)
Stage 3: 12 Matthew Walls (GC - 6 Matthew Walls)
Stage 4: 34 Matthew Walls (GC - 5 Matthew Walls)

Veenendaal - Veenendaal
35 Lewis Stroll
71 Biniam Girmay
72 Pascal Ackermann
[BOTD - Lewis Stroll]

Tour de Romandie
Stage 1: 6 Zwift Pro Cycling
Stage 2: 27 Neilson Powless
Stage 3: 12 Neilson Powless (GC - 8 Powless, 9 Jorgenson)
Stage 4: 10 Neilson Powless (GC - 10 Neilson Powless)
Stage 5: 1 Neilson Powless (GC - 7 Neilson Powless)
Stage 6: 35 Riley Pickrell (GC - 7 Neilson Powless)

1 Jour de Dunkerque
31 Biniam Girmay
50 Bram Welten
62 Nihal Silva
[BOTD - Uga Ryuki]

Tour of Norway
Stage 1: 10 Matthew Walls
Stage 2: 5 Matthew Walls [BOTD - Riley Pickrell]
Stage 3: 40 Matteo Jorgenson
Stage 4: 1 Matteo Jorgenson (GC - 4 Matteo Jorgenson)
Stage 5: 11 Matteo Jorgenson (GC - 4 Matteo Jorgenson)

Tour of Vancouver
Stage 1: 35 Brendan Rhim
Stage 2: 85 Thomas Gloag [BOTD - Carlos Canal]
Stage 3: 20 Sean Flynn
Stage 4: 36 Brendan Rhim
Stage 5: 2 Carlos Canal [BOTD - Canal, Sean Flynn, Riley Pickrell]
Stage 6: 15 Brendan Rhim
Stage 7: 16 Zwift Pro Cycling

Pro Hallstatt Classic
31 Matteo Jorgenson
42 Juan Pedro Lopez
56 Jack Burke

Tour de Suisse
Stage 1: 5 Nihal Silva (GC - 7 Nihal Silva)
Stage 2: 10 Jack Burke
Stage 3: 47 Neilson Powless
Stage 4: 12 Nihal Silva
Stage 5: 17 Neilson Powless [BOTD - Jack Burke]
Stage 6: 7 Neilson Powless (GC - 10 Neilson Powless)
Stage 7: 18 Neilson Powless [BOTD - Powless, Fraile, Stroll]

Criterium du Dauphine Libere
Stage 1: 38 Matteo Jorgenson
Stage 2: 13 Pascal Ackermann
Stage 3: 38 Matteo Jorgenson
Stage 4: 32 Pascal Ackermann
Stage 5: 18 Matteo Jorgenson
Stage 6: 21 Matteo Jorgenson
Stage 7: 21 Juan Pedro Lopez [BOTD - Brendan Rhim]

Tour of California
Stage 1: 3 Neilson Powless (GC - 3 Neilson Powless)
Stage 2: 23 Neilson Powless
Stage 3: 25 Neilson Powless [BOTD - Carlos Canal]
Stage 4: 28 Neilson Powless
Stage 5: 44 Neilson Powless
Stage 6: 3 Neilson Powless (GC - 5 Neilson Powless)
Stage 7: 9 Neilson Powless (GC - 8 Neilson Powless)

Arab Tour
Stage 1: 12 Bram Welten
Stage 2: 4 Bram Welten
Stage 3: 11 Neilson Powless
Stage 4: 10 Bram Welten (GC - 10 Neilson Powless)

Philadelphia International Championship
72 Matthew Walls
73 Bram Welten
127 Riley Pickrell
[BOTD - Riley Pickrell]

Benelux Challenge
Stage 1: 56 Pascal Ackermann
Stage 2: 13 Pascal Ackermann
Stage 3: 8 Pascal Ackermann
Stage 4: 6 Pascal Ackermann (GC - 10 Pascal Ackermann)
Stage 5: 12 Nihal Silva
Stage 6: 8 Pascal Ackermann

Tour of Slovenia
Stage 1: 8 Pascal Ackermann
Stage 2: 22 Zwift Pro Cycling
Stage 3: 105 Pascal Ackermann [BOTD - Omar Fraile]
Stage 4: 9 Matteo Jorgenson
Stage 5: 25 Omar Fraile

Tour d'Andorra
Stage 1: 22 Jack Burke
Stage 2: 64 Jack Burke [BOTD - Uga Ryuki]
Stage 3: 17 Jack Burke
Stage 4: 26 Jack Burke
Stage 5: 15 Juan Pedro Lopez

Deutschland Tour
Stage 1: 14 Bram Welten [BOTD - Thomas Gloag]
Stage 2: 6 Bram Welten (GC - 10 Bram Welten) [BOTD - Jussaume]
Stage 3: 31 Omar Fraile
Stage 4: 2 Bram Welten
Stage 5: 8 Bram Welten [BOTD - Carlos Canal]

Clasica San Sebastian
56 Brendan Rhim
114 Uga Ryuki
123 Carlos Canal
[BOTD - Carlos Canal]

Tour du Maroc
Stage 1: 6 Bram Welten (GC - 8 Bram Welten)
Stage 2: 4 Matteo Jorgenson (GC - 10 Matteo Jorgenson)
Stage 3: 21 Bram Welten
Stage 4: 10 Matteo Jorgenson [BOTD - Uga Ryuki]
Stage 5: 7 Juan Pedro Lopez
Stage 6: 9 Bram Welten

Post Danmark Rundt
Stage 1: 1 Matthew Walls (GC - 1 Matthew Walls) [BOTD - Gloag]
Stage 2: 7 Matthew Walls (GC - 1 Matthew Walls)
Stage 3: 17 Matthew Walls (GC - 4 Matthew Walls)
Stage 4: 7 Walls (GC - 4 Walls) [BOTD - Jussaume, Pickrell, Gloag, Carr]
Stage 5: 62 Harold Tejada

Ras Tailteann
Stage 1: 21 Bram Welten
Stage 2: 62 Nihal Silva
Stage 3: 55 Bram Welten

GP Kigali
21 Biniam Girmay
100 Carlos Canal
111 Uga Ryuki

Tour of America
Stage 1: 10 Matthew Walls
Stage 2: 1 Jack Burke (GC - 2 Jack Burke)
Stage 3: 11 Nihal Silva (GC - 3 Jack Burke)
Stage 4: 1 Neilson Powless (GC - 1 Neilson Powless)
Stage 5: 10 Matthew Walls (GC - 1 Neilson Powless)
Stage 6: 4 Neilson Powless (GC - 4 Neilson Powless)
Stage 7: 2 Nihal Silva (GC - 4 Neilson Powless)
Stage 8: 5 Neilson Powless (GC - 4 Neilson Powless)
Stage 9: 9 Brendan Rhim (GC - 4 Neilson Powless)
Stage 10: 11 Neilson Powless (GC - 4 Neilson Powless)
Stage 11: 9 Nihal Silva (GC - 4 Neilson Powless)
Stage 12: 14 Jack Burke (GC - 4 Neilson Powless)
Stage 13: 5 N. Powless (GC - 4 Powless, 8 Burke) [BOTD - H. Tejada]
Stage 14: 10 Zwift Pro Cycling (GC - 3 Powless, 8 Burke)
Stage 15: 13 Neilson Powless (GC - 3 Powless, 8 Burke)
Stage 16: 3 Nihal Silva (GC - 3 Powless, 8 Burke)
Stage 17: 10 Neilson Powless (GC - 4 Powless, 10 Burke)
Stage 18: 1 Neilson Powless (GC - 3 Powless, 9 Burke)
Stage 19: 11 Nihal Silva (GC - 3 Powless, 9 Burke)
Stage 20: 1 Neilson Powless (GC - 3 Powless, 8 Burke)
Stage 21: 1 Nihal Silva (GC - 3 Powless, 8 Burke)

Tour of Battenkill
11 Biniam Girmay
14 Bram Welten
53 Nihal Silva
[BOTD - Nihal Silva]

Milano - Torino
20 Juan Pedro Lopez
27 Matteo Jorgenson
28 Pascal Ackermann

Tour of Japan
Stage 1: 26 Matteo Jorgenson
Stage 2: 20 Matteo Jorgenson
Stage 3: 13 Carlos Canal [BOTD - Carlos Canal]
Stage 4: 28 Matteo Jorgenson (GC - 10 Matteo Jorgenson)
Stage 5: 17 Jack Burke [BOTD - Uga Ryuki]
Stage 6: 16 Pascal Ackermann

Giro dell'Emilia
60 Lewis Stroll
72 Pascal Ackermann
79 Juan Pedro Lopez
[BOTD - Lewis Stroll]

Edited by Mresuperstar on 14-06-2024 17:02

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Mresuperstar

Posted on 18-07-2023 17:15

Grand Tour Champion

Posts: 8059
Joined: 22-06-2009
PCM$: 650.00

Equipment

Jersey: Designed by Tomgtr7.

Frames: Pinarello

Wheels: Lightweight

Helmet: Specialized

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SotD

Posted on 18-07-2023 18:19

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Joined: 29-11-2006
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Keeping track of the amount of BotD's is next level statistics work. Love it!

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knockout

Posted on 19-07-2023 17:49

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Posts: 7735
Joined: 21-12-2010
PCM$: 400.00

I'm a big fan of these all time stat posts. Great way to show the long history of the team.

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jandal7

Posted on 20-07-2023 08:16

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Posts: 11392
Joined: 17-12-2014
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Excited and curious to see what you do in the PCT return. Excited to get to race against you for the fourth time and even more for racing against you in a couple of years when Girmay and Vermeersch are maxed

It won't be surprising at all with the amount I talk about it and update my own that I absolutely love your history updates every year. 738RDs is stunning for one rider on one team

Spoiler

Love the one TTT win in 11 years :lol:

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15/08/22 - SotD said "Your [jandal's] humour is overrated"
11/06/24 - knockout said "Winning is fine I guess. Truth be told this felt completely unimportant."
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Mresuperstar

#10

Posted on 28-07-2023 17:27

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Joined: 22-06-2009
PCM$: 650.00

Transfer Window - Part 1

The first phase of the transfer window is negotiating contracts with our current squad and releasing riders we no longer want to keep around. With one million missing from the wage budget, some hard decision had to be made.

Here is how those discussions played out over the last few weeks:

Riders Released

The following 10 cyclists were let go before the start of the transfer season:

Jaume Sureda: The 27yo sprinter is just entering his prime, but we just haven't seen enough from him to warrant the wage increase he asked for. No stage wins = no contract renewal.

Aviv Yechezkel: To be honest, we thought about keeping Aviv but he turned into a cap causality. We will the leave door open for a possible return.

Stan Dewulf: Another cap causality we didn't really want to lose. Time will tell if we can lure him back or not.

David Dekker: New rider, same story. Plus, David wanted a sizable pay increase. Doesn't he know times are rough right now?

Carlos Verona: This one really hurts. My longest tenured rider and has accumulated the most race days. We have strong hopes that Verona will decide to come back and race with us next year, but we also gave him the option to earn more money in free agency should another team want the veteran.

Lewis Stroll: Could have kept him for cheap, but we have to cut costs. Not fun, but this is the cost. Sorry Stroll.

Nickolas Zukowsky: Sorry Zukowsky too.

Eric Young: Not sorry Young, your old legs are catching up to you.

Kevin Vermaerke: Kevin is probably the best prospect we are losing. He has great potential but the more we look at his current abilities, it was just hard to see him filling a role on our team in the future. Hopefully he lands somewhere good and continues his development.

Carter Jones: Long-time mountain helper. Not a bad word to say about the amount of effort he has given us over the years. But, at 33yo, it's time to look for younger and fresher legs. That's the cruel, harsh reality of this business.

Riders Renewed

The following 14 cyclists signed new contracts heading into the transfer season:

	2022 Wage	2023 Wage	Difference
Simon Yates	665,000	625,000	-40,000
Neilson Powless	190,000	170,000	-20,000
Pascal Ackermann	150,000	170,000	+20,000
Jack Burke	135,000	165,000	+30,000
Matteo Jorgenson	150,000	130,000	-20,000
Juan Pedro Lopez	60,000	120,000	+60,000
Bram Welten	165,000	145,000	-20,000
Jhonatan Narvaez	110,000	105,000	-5,000
Harold Tejada	50,000	105,000	+55,000
Biniam Girmay	940,000	600,000	-340,000
Jake Stewart	60,000	55,000	-5,000
Simon Carr	50,000	50,000	0
Sean Quinn	100,000	65,000	-35,000
Ethan Vernon	225,000	150,000	-75,000

Looking to Sell/Swap/Loan

The highly anticipated rider availability post can be found below:

	Availability
Simon Yates	YES
Neilson Powless	No
Pascal Ackermann	Maybe
Jack Burke	No
Matteo Jorgenson	No
Juan Pedro Lopez	No
Bram Welten	No
Jhonatan Narvaez	YES
Harold Tejada	No
Biniam Girmay	HAHA No
Jake Stewart	Maybe
Simon Carr	Maybe
Sean Quinn	No
Ethan Vernon	No

Cash is king but trade offers will also be considered when the time comes.

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TheManxMissile

#11

Posted on 28-07-2023 18:00

Tour de France Champion

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Joined: 12-05-2012
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Hmm, not sure I can fit Simon into a CT budget

Renewals has gone well, some tough cuts and after sales you look ready to make some moves!

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whitejersey

#12

Posted on 28-07-2023 18:31

Classics Specialist

Posts: 2905
Joined: 07-08-2011
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Some solid renewal work being done there! Obviously a few painful losses for you with Carlos Verona being such a key figure for you for so long. Nice job cutting more than a third of Girmay's wages and a good cut on Ethan Vernon as well. Once you sort out the cap space issues you should be able to put together a solid team to at least ensure your survival in PCT, but the 600k on Girmay will still be a massive hindrance.

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knockout

#13

Posted on 28-07-2023 21:56

Grand Tour Champion

Posts: 7735
Joined: 21-12-2010
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Girmay on 600k? That's still like 75k more than i expected. Really curious what you'll do in transfers to replace Yates. Am I correct in guessing that a training camp of Powless might be a part of the plan?

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#14

Posted on 29-07-2023 13:41

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Yates could walk the division, so surprising to see him available. Plenty of Powless training money from his sale alone right there.

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jandal7

#15

Posted on 31-07-2023 12:15

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Do you want me to help with advertising Yates to PT teams during transfers? Because I will be more than willing after all the times he's beaten Areruya, Houle and others

As knockout said there was definitely more to be done with Girmay I'd guess but uncharted territory and understand it's better to be safe than forced to make him a nearly-millionaire again. Hope he and Vermeersch can somehow find their way together for a tussle in a breakaway or something at some point

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#16

Posted on 04-08-2023 08:17

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Interesting indeed to see where Simon Yates could be going.

Also I'd be interested in talking a bit about Jake Stewart once the transfers open - Possibly in an (for you) interesting swap deal. So hit me up once the transfers start

Fabianski

#17

Posted on 06-08-2023 22:23

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Yates definitely isn't an option for me, but one of the "Maybe" riders could well be, given that he's the type of rider I've been missing a lot in several races lately

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#18

Posted on 06-08-2023 22:39

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Surprised not to see more interest in your other YES availability outside Yates... Guess we'll just say that we'd love to provide a homecoming for any Ecuadorian riders here or elsewhere

jph27

#19

Posted on 07-08-2023 19:52

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It's tempting to try and bring about a Yates brothers reunion, but that might not actually be the most interesting thing about that availability list...

Mresuperstar

#20

Posted on 17-08-2023 14:12

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Transfer Window - Part 2

I could use a long nap. But we shall continue our multi-part transfer season summary instead by breakdown who we sold and who we managed to buy. Departures will come first, some hard goodbyes were had.

Riders Sold

Simon Yates: Four fun-filled seasons. Millions spent on training. The second-most wins in our program's history (13). But a wage that we just couldn't afford to pay as we dropped down to the PCT level. We had to do what was best for both us and we agreed to trade Yates to Great Britain's newest PT team, cycleYorkshire, for a cool 1,000,000 and the return of a former team legend (see below).

Jhonatan Narvaez: Now in the prime of his career, we had high hopes for Narvaez but he just never managed to get out of the shadows and make a name for himself. Instead of investing more money to make that happen, we decided a change of scenery would be best for his career. That said, Narvaez stays in the States, joined another American team: McCormick Pro Cycling. He leaves for a 450,000 fee and the return of another former cyclist (see below).

Jake Stewart: After being loaned out the last two season, Stewart doesn't get his chance to ride for the team that first signed him. ELCO - ABEA wouldn't take no for an answer and pried the young cobbler away from us for 500,000. It then became clear why ELCO - ABEA wanted Stewart so bad because they traded him again to Lidl Cycling to acquire Zisis Soulious and Georgios Boutopoulos.

Riders Bought

Omar Fraile: Welcome back home old friend! After two seasons away, Fraile rejoins us for his ninth season under Mre's management. From 2013-20, Fraile racked up the second-most race days in our program's history (520), the second-most breakaways (26) and tied for third-most wins (11). Fraile doesn't quite have the legs like he used to, but he makes up for it with the veteran leadership. The 33-year-old will be by far the oldest member on a very young team, but well worth his 175,000 wage.

FL	MO	HI	TT	STA	RES	REC	COB	SP	ACC	FT	DH	PL
68	75	71	78	73	75	70	57	59	65	78	64	78

Brendan Rhim: Another familiar face has returned to us to help complete the Narvaez deal. Rhim rode for us in 2020 and 2021 as a loanee. We practically developed the 28-year-old American into the rider he has become and are excited to see what he can do now at his full potential.

FL	MO	HI	TT	STA	RES	REC	COB	SP	ACC	FT	DH	PL
66	77	72	62	68	72	73	63	62	69	69	64	64

Matthew Walls: The only signing we paid cash for. We basically took the money from the Jake Stewart sale and re-invested it into buying our sprinter of the future. Walls joins us from Los Pollos Hermanos following a 500,000 fee. The Level 4.88 prospect is 25 years old and has a very modest wage of 55,000. He is set to join the 80+ Sprint Club next season.

FL	MO	HI	TT	STA	RES	REC	COB	SP	ACC	FT	DH	PL
72	61	61	61	71	70	72	61	78	76	60	64	71
74	61	61	61	73	71	73	62	80	78	60	64	71

Free agent signings and loan deals coming in the next update!

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