Pendragon Sports-Le Col-Colnago: Team Profile
Pendragon Sports-Kalas
Pendragon has beefed up somewhat for 2010 with former solo operator Yanto Barker joining Dave Clarke at the head of the 11-man squad. The Welshman returned to racing last year after a few years out and showed great form immediately, gaining a podium spot at the CiCLE Classic.
Barker brings his own clothing company in as co-sponsor while Colnago provide the bikes. Premier Calendar and Tour Series races are the main targets, while team principle Nick Bourne aims for Pendragon to be capable of competing in the Tour of Britain within two years.
RIDERS
Jack Adams
Yanto Barker
David Clarke
Kieran Frend
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Steve Lampier
Rhys Lloyd
Casey Munro
Chris Opie
George Richardson
Richard Tanguy
James Williams
MANAGER
Brian Johnson
BIKES
Colnago
RESULTS
1st Chris Opie, stage 4, Tour of Libya
1st Chris Opie, stage 5, Tour of Libya
1st Chris Opie, Grand Prix Al-Fatah
LINKS
www.pendragon-cc.com
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