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VdB’s mittelfristiges Ziel ist neben der Tour ja ev. auch Peking 2008 – wenn man ihn nicht als Strassenradprofi starten lässt, bei den belgischen Tontaubenschützen ist vielleicht noch ein Platz frei für ihn und seine Flinte…
So, hier noch ein bisschen mehr zu Mr.Bookmaker:
Unibet.com signs more riders
Juan-Carlos Dominguez, Fabian Jeker (both Saunier Duval) and Antonio Tauler (Illes Balears) will ride for Unibet.com, the new name of Belgian team MrBookmaker.com as of the next season. Dominguez was reported to quit pro cycling earlier this year. In 2005, the 34 year-old Spaniard won one stage in the Vuelta a Burgos as well as the overall classification. 36 year-old Swiss Fabian Jeker could not add a victory to his palmarès this season; nor could time trial specialist Tony Tauler, 30.
Cyclingnews has also learned that Baden Cooke, as well as Matt Wilson intend to join the squad for 2006, but the contracts have not been signed yet.
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Alles cyclingnews.com. Dort gibt es für die heutigen News übrigens einen äußerst interessanten Artikel über die ProTour und die Anzahl der Rennen.
Phonak signs top Swiss U23 rider
Team Phonak has announced the signing of the best Swiss U23 rider at the 2005 World Championships. The young rider from Ticino, Steve Morabito (VC Mendrisio), 8th-place finisher in Madrid, was given a two-year contract by ARcycling AG, the company managing the ProTeam. „It’s great that in spite of offers from other top teams Steve has decided in favour of us,“ manager John Lelangue said.
With the addition of Morabito, there are now 26 riders under contract for the new season: Aurélien Clerc (Sui), Martin Elmiger (Sui), Gregory Rast (Sui), Johann Tschopp (Sui), Alexandre Moos (Sui), Sascha Urweider (Sui), David Vitoria (Sui), Steve Zampieri (Sui), Florian Stalder (Sui), Steve Morabito (Sui), Axel Merckx (Bel), Koos Moerenhout (Hol), Luis Fernandez Oliveira (Spa), José Enrique Gutierrez (Spa), Ignacio Gutierrez (Spa), Miguel Martin Perdiguero (Spa), Santiago Botero (Col), Victor Hugo Peña (Col), Floyd Landis (USA), Jonathan Patrick McCarty (USA), Ryder Hesjedal (Can), Bert Grabsch (Ger), Nicolas Jalabert (Fra), Uros Murn (Slo), Robert Hunter (RSA) and Fabrizio Guidi (Ita).
Oriol ends career
Ag2r’s Christophe Oriol will end his career as a professional bike rider. The 32 year-old’s last official race is scheduled to be the Herald Sun Tour in Australia from October 9-15. Oriol started his career seven years ago and won a stage of the 1999 Dauphiné Libéré.
Markov to Illes Balears
Russian rider Alexei Markov (Milaneza-Maia) is joining the Illes Balears-Caisse d’Epargne team for next season. The 26 year-old, measuring 1.81 m and weighing 70 kg, has developed during the first part of his career in Portugal. In 2005, Markov won the CCT Correos overall plus two stages. He also achieved stage victories in the Vuelta al Algarve, Gran Prix Oeste, Gran Prix Centro, and GP Agostinho. Markov was a gold medallist on the track in Atlanta 1996 and a bronze medallist in Sydney 2000.
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