- Feb 12, 2010
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After years of maoning that the British based teams don't compete on the continent often enough, it would appear that Endura are stepping up another gear this season and will have a much more continental stage race programme this season. As well as the Tour de San Luis starting today, their schedule is belived to include the following:
Tour of the Mediterranean (9-13 February)
The Tour de Mumbai (February 11)
The Mumbai Tour II (13 February)
Tour de Haut Var (19-20 February)
Tour of Normandy (21-27 March)
Coppi-Bartali Week (22-26 March)
Tour de Bretagne(April 25-May 1
Tallinn-Tartu GP (27 May)
SEB Tartu GP (May 28)
Tour of Serbia (13-18 June)
Pending confirmation, they are also down to race the Vuelta a Murcia and Vuelta a Asturias.
It already looks a great early season schedule which will be interesting to see how they will cope.
This seasons team will be:
Alexander Wetterhall
Alexandre Blain
Callum Wilkinson
Chris Pritchard (Track and Tour Series)
Dave Clarke
Evan Oliphant
Ian Wilkinson
Iker Camaño Ortuzar
Jack Anderson
Jack Bauer
James Moss
Maarten de Jonge
Oli Beckingsale (MTB)
Paul Voß
Rene Mandri
Rob Hayles
Rob Partridge
Scott Thwaites
Their race schedule and increased investment indicates that they might aim for ProContinental status within a couple of years. Intersting developments anyway.
Any thoughts?
Tour of the Mediterranean (9-13 February)
The Tour de Mumbai (February 11)
The Mumbai Tour II (13 February)
Tour de Haut Var (19-20 February)
Tour of Normandy (21-27 March)
Coppi-Bartali Week (22-26 March)
Tour de Bretagne(April 25-May 1
Tallinn-Tartu GP (27 May)
SEB Tartu GP (May 28)
Tour of Serbia (13-18 June)
Pending confirmation, they are also down to race the Vuelta a Murcia and Vuelta a Asturias.
It already looks a great early season schedule which will be interesting to see how they will cope.
This seasons team will be:
Alexander Wetterhall
Alexandre Blain
Callum Wilkinson
Chris Pritchard (Track and Tour Series)
Dave Clarke
Evan Oliphant
Ian Wilkinson
Iker Camaño Ortuzar
Jack Anderson
Jack Bauer
James Moss
Maarten de Jonge
Oli Beckingsale (MTB)
Paul Voß
Rene Mandri
Rob Hayles
Rob Partridge
Scott Thwaites
Their race schedule and increased investment indicates that they might aim for ProContinental status within a couple of years. Intersting developments anyway.
Any thoughts?