Cannondale-Vredestein
Cannondale Vredestein in Canberra/Australia
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After the disappointing results at the Olympic Games, Roel and Kashi had a chance for a revenge in the 7th round of the UCI World Cup, which was held in Canberra, Australia. Jakob went back to Europe after the Beijing race to prepare as good as possible for the World Cup finals.Â
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Secret Scalpel Unveiled for Olympic Games
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Roel Paulissen, Jakob Fuglsang and Kashi Leuchs of the Cannondale-Vredestein Mountain Bike Racing Team will all line up for the Olympic Cross Country event aboard this special superlight Olympic Edition Scalpel.
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ROEL PAULISSEN WORLD CHAMPION!
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After chasing for a world championships title for many years, Roel Paulissen has won the 2008 Marathon World Championships!
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Roel Paulissen back on speed at MTB World Championships in Val di Sole/Italy
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After a period of struggling for top results, Roel showed he is back at the top level of the mountain bike scene. At the World Championships in Val di Sole, Italy, he finish 7th after a strong race in which he battled with the best riders. The race was dominated by Swiss riders again, who took all podium places (Sauser 1st, Vogel 2nd, Naef 3rd).
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Jakob Fuglsang back on the podium in Fort William
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The fifth race of the UCI World Cup was held in Fort William, Scotland. A remarkable place in the memory of Jakob Fuglsang: last year he won the World Championships title in Fort William. No doubt he was 100% motivated to perform well again on the course that perfectly suits him. And again he proved that he has taken a solid position in the top of the mountain bike field: after a strong and exiting race he finished fourth, another podium place for Jakob and the team.
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Jakob Fuglsang wins Bronze Medal at European Championships
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St. Wendel/Germany.Cannondale Vredestein’s U23 World Champion Jakob Fuglsang continues his fight for medals at international Championships in Pro Class.In todays European Champs Race in St. Wendel/Germany the young Danish man fought his way to a bronze medal, the first Pro class medal in his ca reer
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