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Kuwait - Cartucho.Es TABLE OF content Presentation 3 page Objectives 5 page Main Riders 6 page Managers 9 page Timetable 2017 11 page Sponsors 14 page PRESENTATION KUWAIT - CARTUCHO.ES category: Continental country: Kuwait partners: SH+, Biehler, Kuwait Cycling Committee ,Cartucho.es,CK,Activlab, Micros- hift, Squirt,Luck shoes, Orbea bikes, Senso Velo. bike: ORBEA Orca M20 web: http://www.racingcyclingteamkuwait.com team base: - Europa - Alicante (España) - Asia -Kuwait (kuwait) description of team: Team born as profesional Cycling Project of Kuwait Cycling Com- mittee. The main partners are international brandings involve on cycling market, inte- rest in the commercial market in Kuwait and Middle East, where cycling is growing up. Also in the professional races in Europe, Asia and Africa. PRESENTATION 4 The team liders will be Davide Rebellin and Stefan Schumacher. Davide bring to the team experience and big succes as his victories in Liege-Bastogne-Liege, Flecha Valona, Amstel Gold race and stage in Giro d’Italy. Stefan won 2 stages in Tour de France, leader during 2 days, 2 stages in Giro d’Italia, winner of World Tour races as Tour of Poland and Eneco Tour. Winner of Amstel Gold Race. In the team, are riders of Middle east (Kuwait and Qatar), spanish (Fernando Grijalba exPro caja rural , Jose Maria Gutierrez Revuelta rider top-5 in spanish Elite ranking, Axel Costa, rider in 3 year in continental category), one German (Andreas Keuser,Winner of Tour of Trakia 2.2UCI and stage in tour of Romanie 2.2) and Moroccan (Salah Mrouani, winner of UCI Africa Tour 2015). OBJECTIVES PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMPETITION Develope young cyclists careers from Our objective is compiting, especially Europe (specially of Spain), and from for winning the top place of the UCI Kuwait. Asia Tour ranking. CYCLING DEVELOPMENT Another main objective is developing cycling at comercial level in Kuwait, Middle East and Spain COMMERCIAL NETWORK RISING Creating a commercial network Rising to Profesional-Continental between Spain and Kuwait. category, being the first team in the Middle East to do it. MAIN RIDERS Stefan Salah Schumacher Eddine Mraouani age: 35 age: 23 nationality: German nationality: Morocco important: Winner 2 stages Tour de speciality: Mountain, power. France, winner 2 stages Giro d’Italia, ye- llow jersey Tour de France. Winner Tour important: 6 professional victories, of Polonia World Tour and Eneco Tour winner UCI África Tour 2015. WT. Winner Amstel Gold. MAIN RIDERS 7 Fernando Jose María Grijalba Gutiérrez Revuelta age: 24 age: 28 nationalit: Spain nationality: Spain speciality Mountain, breakaway ,sprint. especialidad: Mountain and breakaway important: Winner Spanish Elite and important: Top 5 ranking Elite Spain U23 Cup 2013, 2 years pro in Caja 2016, top-10 UCI competitions Rural pro-Continental. Andreas Keuser age: 42 nationality: German speciality: Climber important: Winner Overall Tour de Trakya 2.2 UCI, winner stage Tour of Romania (2.2 UCI) MAIN RIDERS 8 Davide Jim Rebellin Songezo age: 45 age: 26 nationality: Italian nationality: South African speciality: Classics speciality Climber and breakaway important: Winner of the first stage to important: Cyclist of Qhubeka team du- Giro d’Italia and also won the Amstel ring 3 years, he competed in the World Gold Race. He was the winner of Flecha Tour with Dimension Data Team. He also Valona in 3 times. took part in “La Vuelta a España” and in the “Abu Dhabi’s Tour” in 2015. He achie- ved the 4th place in Amissa Bongo. Björn Axel Thurau Costa age: 28 age: 2 nationality: German nationality: Spain important: He won GP Sant pere - Pera- speciality: Climber fort in 2014. important: He achivied the second pla- ce in the first stage of Mi Août Bretonne. MANAGERS JESÚS PASCAL Rodríguez Magro Kohlvelter MANAGER MANAGER AGE: 56 age: 52 nationality: Spain nationality: Luxembourg professional profile: Team director in professional profile: Team Director Spain. Professional rider from 1982 until in professional races. He was a profes- 1933. He was gregarious cyclist in impor- sional rider in Puertas Mavisa. Winner of tant teams like Zor, Teka, Reynolds ans Luxembourg Cycling Championship in Banesto. 1990. Languages: Spanish, English, Ger- man and French MANAGERS 10 MIGUEL A. ENRIQUE Hurtado Terres MANAGER MANAGER age: 52 age: 52 nationality: Spain nationality: Spain professional profile: Director team professional profile: Technical Assis- tant. Deputy Director in 2016. He has 15 years of experience in the bicycle’s world. The team born under the colaboration of Kuwait and Spanish brandings with the tar- get of the development of cycling in Middle East and Spain. With big target in UCI Asia Tour and thinking as well in development of young cyclist. TIMETABLE 2017 Based on the best races in Spain, the African continent (Morocco and Algeria), and Asia (Middle East, Kuwait and China ) • Spain and Europe DATE CAREER CATEGORY FEBRUARY From Tuesday 21st to 2nd Tour La Provence Wednesday 23th - Tour Cycliste International From Saturday 18th to Sunday du Haut Var - Matin - 19th MARCH Saturday 18th Loire Atlantic - From Thursday 23rd to Sunday 26th Settimana Internazionale - Coppi e Bartali APRIL Saturday 1st GP Miguel Indurain (Navarra) 1.1 UCI Sunday 2nd Rioja’s Tour 1.1 UCI Sunday 9th GP Amorebieta - Sunday 23rd Rutland Melton (England) 1.2 UCI From Saturday 29th to Monday 1st Asturias’s Tour - MAY From Friday 5th to Sunday 7th Madrid’s Tour 2.1 UCI Saturday 13rd Scandinavian Race (Sweden) 1.2 UCI From Fridat 19th to Sunday 21st Tour of Castilla y León 2.1 UCI JUNE From Thursday 1st to Sunday 4th GP Beiras e Serra da Estrela - Thursday 15th to Sunday 18th Le tour de Savoie Mont Blanc - From Friday 23rd to Sunday 25th Spain Championship NE TIMETABLE 2017 12 JULY From Wednesday 5th to Sunday 9th International GP of Torres Vedras - From Wednesday 5th to Sunday 9th Tour of Sibiu - Tuesday 25th Klasika Ordizia (Basque Country) 1.1 UCI Monday 31st Getxo Circuit (Basque Country) 1.1 UCI AUGUST Volta a Portugal From Friday 4th to Sunday 6th Santander Totta - • The Spanish calendar, based in Alicante, is very cheap to fulfil since the accommodation costs are covered by the organisation. The costs of the World Championship will be cove- red by the Kuwait Federation. • In the African calendar, the organizing provides all requirements for the race once we are in the country. The only payments are for flight tickets extremely easy for being neighbou- ring countries to Spain. • In the Asian calendar the organizing covers all the travel expenses of the team. • Africa DATE CAREER CATEGORY APRIL From Friday 7th to Sunday 16th Tour of Morocco 2.2 UCI • Asia DATE CAREER CATEGORY FEBRUARY From Saturday18th to Tour of Philippines - Tuesday 21st MAY From Wednesday 3rd to Sunday 7th Tour of Azerbaijan - From Tuesday 12nd Tour of Iran 2.1 UCI to Wednesday 17th Saturday 20th to Monday 22nd Tour of Quanzhou Bay (China) 2.2 UCI OCTOBER From Wednesday 25th to Sharjah Tour (United Arab 2.1 UCI Saturday 28th Emirates RACING COUNTRIES 13 SPAIN england azerbaijan China france sweden United Arab Emirates - Dubai Algeria morocco iran Philippines SPONSORS cartucho.es Online shop of printer’s cartridges. kuwait activlab shplus Manufacturing com- Nutrional supple- pany of bicycle hel- ments food for mets and ski glases sportsmen. and much more pro- ducts senso velo luck Line of bicycle saddles inspired by Online shop of the latest technolo- cyclist’s shoes. gical advances. SPONSORS 15 biehler microshift Company dedicated to design and print Design company clothes for cyclist of bicycles’ com- teams. ponents. C.I.E hotel costa blanca Computer store: sale and repair. Charming aparthotel located in Alicante. orbea squirt Manufacturing Wide range of pro- company of diffe- ducts for the bicy- rent types of byci- cles’ maintenance. cles, cyclist clothes and helmet. .
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