BMC Talks About The Tour de Georgia
A wet day in Atlanta brings down the curtain
The 101 km Atlanta circuit race provided the competing teams with one last chance to make a mark on the 2008 Tour de Georgia. Drenched with rain shortly before the start of the stage, the course never completely dried, adding one more facet to the already [...]
BMC Finishes An Impressive 5th In The Team Time Trial
For the first time in its six years of existence, the Tour de Georgia included a team time trial in the race schedule. Thursday’s Stage 4 challenged the riders with a very hilly 16km course at the Road Atlanta motor speedway.
A smooth and consistent ride
“Overall, I am really very pleased with how [...]
Two Ill-Timed Punctures Muted BMC’s Day
Though the Tour de Georgia’s stage 3 offered up a challenging parcous, there was little doubt that the day would end in another bunch sprint. The 174 km route from Washington to Gainesville presented the racers with an undulating course, made more difficult by the fast pace set all day by the peloton. [...]
Predictable Day Ends With Unpredictable Crash for BMC
Stage 2 of the Tour de Georgia offered up another prime day for the strong sprinting teams in the race. The 188 km route was a northward trek from Statesboro to Augusta.
Though the parcours began pancake flat, it eventually offered a series of undulating hills ending in the first King of [...]
Tough Days in the Saddle For Team BMC
Tough Days in the Saddle
The BMC Racing Team has returned to the cold Low Countries’ spring and ventured out in two more semi-classic races. Thursday found the squad at the GP Pino Cerami in Belgium, while Saturday afternoon they duked it out at the GP Drenthe in the Netherlands.
Cerami: the team makes obvious improvements
The racing [...]
