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Team Profile: GARMIN - SHARP 2012
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 Tom Danielson
“The Tour makes you dig a little deeper and push a little harder”
Velonation, 21 February 2012
Over the course of a ten to fifteen year pro career, riders can develop in different directions to how they were as young professionals. Some such as Sean Kelly and Laurent Jalabert metamorphose from sprinters into strong all-rounders, with both of those riders winning the Vuelta a Espana during their careers.
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 Alex Rasmussen
Velonation,
20 February 2012
Relationship with Farrar is key to Tour de France selection
Danish rider hoping to develop rhythm with Garmin-Barracuda sprinter
Garmin-Barracuda signed Alex Rasmussen to help eat up long, flat kilometers, to ride a solid time trial, and eventually to help lead out its sprint star Tyler Farrar.
Rasmussen knows his role will be key, and he says that
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Tom Danielson
Velonation,
16 February 2012
Danielson motivated by chance to perform at Tour de Langkawi
American to begin season next Friday
Nine years after he won the race as part of the Saturn squad, US pro Tom Danielson will line out in the Tour de Langkawi next Friday motivated to ride well.
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 Koldo Fernandez De Larrea
Velonation,
13 February 2012
Euskaltel-Euskadi transfer excited to finally ride with other Classics specialists
After eight seasons spent riding with his home Basque team Euskaltel-Euskadi, Koldo Fernandez (Garmin-Barracuda) is excited about the prospect of riding for a team that can legitimately contest the types of races that suit his style.
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 Jack Bauer
cyclingweekly,
8 February 2012
Jack Bauer: from Tour Series to the Qatar podium
Sat on the podium thrones at the Tour of Qatar on Monday afternoon after winning the second stage TTT, Jack Bauer had Paris-Roubaix champion Johan van Summeren to his left, Tour de France stage winner Tyler Farrar perched to his right. The New Zealander could have been forgiven for pinching himself.
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 David Millar
Pez Cyclingnews,
7 February 2012
Garmin-Barracuda's David Millar Gets PEZ’d!
David Millar; bad boy, Simon Pure or hypocrite? Think what you like, but after his journey through doping and cycling he is a very interesting guy and still has a lot to say which is well worth listening too. Drugs, drink, cycling, life, the past and the future, we cover it all as David Millar gets
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 Thomas Dekker
Velonews,
26 January 2012
Dekker on comeback: ‘I want to prove I can win clean’
CALPE, Spain (VN) — Thomas Dekker is the latest rider on the comeback trail from a high-profile doping case. He was once hailed as the future superstar in Holland, but his world came tumbling down in 2009 when he tested positive for EPO in a test dating back to 2007.
Dekker’s tale is similar to o
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 Heinrich Haussler
Velonation,
21 January 2012
Heinrich Haussler to skip Tour de France, focus on Classics & Olympics
Though he carries ambitious goals into the 2012 season, Heinrich Haussler (Garmin-Barracuda) will once again forego the Tour de France in favour of an approach that will allow him to peak during the Spring Classics, and again for the Olympic road race.
Speaking with SBS Cycling Central, Haussler
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 Nathan Haas
Velonation,
14 January 2012
Garmin-Barracuda neo-pro ready for year one
From roadside to peloton: it's quite a change. Having attended the event twelve months ago as a spectator, Nathan Haas has realised an early career goal and will now actually be part of the first WorldTour race of the 2012 season. The new Garmin-Barracuda signing will tomorrow line out in the Down U
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 Tyler Farrar
Velonews,
9 January 2012
Farrar talks Wouter, Olympics
Tyler Farrar is preparing for his ninth professional season and he’s certainly hoping the 2012 season will not be the emotional roller coaster that he endured last year.
The Garmin sprinter enjoyed some of his best results ever, capped by a breakthrough stage win at the Tour de France, but suffer
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