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Fifty Ass-Savers to be won!

We have decided to give away fifty Ass-Savers Folding Mud Guard in Team Garmin-Sharp colors. Entering is easy and open to all Castelli newsletter subscribers and Facebook fans. The usual Castelli rules apply (see below), only one entry is allowed per person, and you enter by sending us your answer and shipping details by email: blog@castelli-cycling.com What’s the name of the pro’s favorite Castelli jersey for cold and dry or wet and damp conditions? CONTEST RULES: 1. Contest is open to all Castelli Newsletter subscribers and Facebook fans. 2. This contest begins at 12:00 p.m. Central European Time (CET) on August 1, 2015, and ends at 12:00 p.m. (CET) on August 4, 2015. 3. The Castelli random-number generator will pick the lucky winners. Good luck!

Thirty-five Ass-Savers to be WON!

This weekend, we have decided to give away thirty-five Ass-Savers Folding Mud Guard in Team Garmin-Sharp and MTN-Qhubeka colors. Entering is easy and open to all Castelli newsletter subscribers and Facebook fans. The usual Castelli rules apply (see below), only one entry is allowed per person, and you enter by sending us your answer by email: blog@castelli-cycling.com Whats the name of Castelli’s water repellent range of fleecy garments with silicone filaments added to the surface to keeps the rain out? CONTEST RULES: 1. Contest is open to all Castelli Newsletter subscribers and Facebook fans. 3. The prize drawing is open to residents of the European Union and North America. 4. This contest begins at 12:00 p.m. Central European Time (CET) on December 11, 2014, and ends at 12:00 p.m. (CET) on December 15, 2014. 5. The Castelli random-number generator will pick the lucky winners. 6. Don’t forget to share it with your friends on Instagram or Twitter using the hashtag #CastelliAss-Savers Good luck!!

Tyler Farrar Joins Team MTN-Qhubeka

Bringing to end a near-decade with one team and embarking on a new project with another, Tyler Farrar has confirmed that he will race with the Team MTN-Qhubeka squad in 2015. The American has taken six individual stages in Grand Tours; one in the 2011 Tour de France, two in the 2010 Giro d’Italia and three Vuelta stages between 2009 and 2010. However his rate of victories has slowed in the past two seasons and the 30 year old is looking for a fresh start to try to get things back on track. “I am really excited and happy to be joining Team MTN-Qhubeka next year,” he said. “This is a big change for me in my cycling career after having spent seven years with my current team. I feel it is the perfect timing for me to move on though and Team MTN-Qhubeka is definitely the team that appealed to me the most.” Farrar is part of a general fortifying of the team; new signings include Edvald Boasson Hagen and Theo Bos and, together with the current team captain Gerald Ciolek, the team will have a strong sprinting and Classics presence in 2015. It is pushing hard for a ...

Postcards from la Vuelta

Finally we can see our two teams riding one of the most prestigious race together! Garmin-Sharp and african MTN-Qhubeka team are riding the Vuelta trying to catch the red jersey. Here some photos by Team Garmin-Sharp and MTN-Qhubeka photographer’s in case you have lost some moments of la Vuelta. Dan Martin pushing hard on the hill supported by fans. Team MTN-Qhubeka riding the team time trial… nice speedsuit, ah? Well trained legs Gerard! Jay smiles in front of the camera In two teams we provide with cycling kits in this Vuelta, Kristian is the only italian guy. Go Kristian! Team Garmin-Sharp presentation: what are you looking at David and Andrew? Hesjedal under the spanish sun Vansummeren leading the group

Postcards from La Grande Boucle – Week 2

The second week of the Tour of France has gone. Unfortunately before the 12th stage Andrew Talansky had to leave the Tour, after a long fight against the pain, due to a crash on stage 10. He tried to remain in the race until he could, he didn’t want to give up, but he was losing too minutes and he was out of the competition. Andrew says to be disappointed, and proud of his team that supported him all the season. Today the Tour is in pause, and all the riders can relax to restart tomorrow with a 237 km stage (Carcassonne – Bagneres de Luchon). Probably this stage will be not the crucial but some attacks would happen: riders will have to pedal cleverly because this stage has a very dangerous roads. Today we you enjoy this pictures of the second week of The Tour of France by Jered Gruber.

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Fifty Ass-Savers to be won!

Thirty-five Ass-Savers to be WON!

Tyler Farrar Joins Team MTN-Qhubeka

Postcards from la Vuelta

Postcards from La Grande Boucle – Week 2

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