Slipstream Sports, the company behind the Team Garmin-Cervelo, released the official design of the ridernya Jersey for season 2011.
Slipstream Sport earlier this year announced that Team Garmin-Transition and join Cervélo Test Team for the 2011 season, the merger of two teams that will produce a new team known as Team Garmin-Cervelo.
Preview jersey 2011 team which designed and produced by Italian manufacturer Castelli Jersey. Previous Castelli also design and supply of Jersey Cervelo Test Team in 2009 and 2010 seasons.
Contrary to the Jersey Garmin-Transition, 2010, for 2011 Team Garmin-Cervelo team jersey is not dominated by Orange and Blue, but black, white and blue
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GARMIN-CERVELO LAUNCHES JERSEY DESIGN 2011
Satre Is Back Winner Giro d'italia stage 16 - Pergola - Monte Petrano 237KM
GIRO D'ITALIA STAGE 16 RESULTS:
1 Carlos Sastre (Spa) Cervelo Test Team 7.11.54
2 Denis Menchov (Rus) Rabobank 0.25
3 Danilo Di Luca (Ita) LPR Brakes - Farnese Vini 0.26
4 Ivan Basso (Ita) Liquigas 0.29
5 Stefano Garzelli (Ita) Acqua & Sapone - Caffe Mokambo 1.19
6 Francesco Masciarelli (Ita) Acqua & Sapone - Caffe Mokambo 1.21
7 Franco Pellizotti (Ita) Liquigas
8 Tadej Valjavec (Slo) AG2R La Mondiale 2.11
9 José Rodolfo Serpa (Col) Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni 2.35
10 Lance Armstrong (USA) Astana 2.51
11 Levi Leipheimer (USA) Astana
General classification after stage 16
1 Denis Menchov (Rus) Rabobank 70.06.30
2 Danilo Di Luca (Ita) LPR Brakes - Farnese Vini 0.39
3 Carlos Sastre (Spa) Cervelo Test Team 2.19
4 Franco Pellizotti (Ita) Liquigas 3.08
5 Ivan Basso (Ita) Liquigas 3.19
6 Levi Leipheimer (USA) Astana 3.21
7 Michael Rogers (Aus) Team Columbia - Highroad 5.54
8 Stefano Garzelli (Ita) Acqua & Sapone - Caffe Mokambo 8.24
Carlos Sastre of the Cervélo Test Team won the monstrously hilly 237km Stage 16 from Pergola to Monte Petrano Monday, moving up to third overall in the 2009 Giro d'Italia.
Rabobank's Denis Menchov holds onto the leader's pink jersey going into the second rest day, finishing second ahead of LPR's Danilo Di Luca by 1 second, while Astana's Levi Leipheimer slipped back after finishing nearly three minutes behind Sastre. Ivan Basso (Liquigas) was fourth on the day.
Sastre, the 2008 Tour de France winner, sits third overall, 2:19 behind Menchov. Leipheimer is sixth.
Following tomorrow's second and final rest day, there's a brief opportunity for riders to get back into the swing of things, as the 83km Stage 17 from Chieti to Blockhaus heads to and then along the coast. From there, it's up all the way to the top of Blockhaus – to more than 2000m. Ivan Basso took the maglia rosa on this climb in 2006, but that day finished at the Lanciano pass, and that's at 1306m. Wednesday's blast goes right to the summit of the Blockhaus, where the last two kilometres are particularly testing.
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Giro d'Italia Race Stage 14 Result - Bologna (San Luca) 172KM
GIRO D'ITALIA STAGE 14 RESULTS - Bologna (Sanluca) 172km
1 Simon Gerrans (Aus|Cervelo Test Team) 4:16:48
2 Rubens Bertogliati (Swi|Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli)0:00:12
3 Francesco Gavazzi (Ita|Lampre - N.G.C.) 0:00:18
4 Evgeny Petrov (Rus|Team Katusha) 0:00:24
5 Philip Deignan (Irl|Cervelo Test Team) 0:00:27
6 Christopher Froome (GBr|Barloworld) 0:00:36
7 Vasili Kiryienka (Blr|Caisse d'Epargne) 0:00:41
8 Francesco Reda (Ita|Quick Step) 0:01:01
9 Andriy Grivko (Ukr|ISD) 0:01:04
10 Franco Pellizotti (Ita|Liquigas)
Classification Giro d'italia after stage 14
1 Denis Menchov (Rus|Rabobank) 58:33:53
2 Danilo Di Luca (Ita|LPR Brakes - Farnese Vini) 0:00:34
3 Levi Leipheimer (USA|Astana) 0:00:43
4 Franco Pellizotti (Ita|Liquigas) 0:02:00
5 Carlos Sastre (Spa|Cervelo Test Team) 0:02:52
6 Ivan Basso (Ita|Liquigas) 0:03:03
7 Michael Rogers (Aus|Team Columbia - Highroad) 0:03:05
8 Gilberto Simoni (Ita|Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli) 0:05:17
9 Marzio Bruseghin (Ita|Lampre - N.G.C.) 0:05:26
10 David Arroyo (Spa|Caisse d'Epargne) 0:06:01
Simon Gerrans winner giro d'italia stage 14 in Bologna (Sanluca) in 4:16:48, Australian Simon Gerrans of Cervelo sprinted clear on the brutal final 2km climb to claim victory in the 14th stage of the Tour of Italy over 172km from Campi Bisenzio to Bologna on Saturday.
Russian Denis Menchov of Rabobank still leading in classification maintained his overall lead with a 34sec advantage over 2007 winner Danilo Di Luca.
With a short but devilish final climb it was never likely that the overall contenders would make significant inroads into each other's times but there was enough of a sting in the stage's tail that both Levi Leipheimer and Ivan Basso lost three seconds on their main rivals.
Apart from that late dash, which saw the group of the pink jersey wearer come in a minute behind Gerrans, this was a fairly tranquil day for the overall race contenders.
Instead the major drama and action came in the breakaway group.
With five climbs the stage always looked suitable to a breakaway and a dozen riders escaped early on.
They stretched out a lead of around 4min 30sec at one point but crucially kept their lead at around 2min by the time they reached the final climb. That gave the leaders enough of a gap to the peloton to ensure that one of them would claim the victory.
ISD's Andriy Grivko was the first to have a go but he came to a virtual stop on the final climb and Gerrans swept past him with Kenyan-born Briton Chris Froome in tow. They looked to be pushing clear together until Froome, who appeared to be pushing a gear that was too high, hit the wall on a climb that had sections with gradients of 16-20 percent.
Gerrans then rode off into the distance to win by 12sec from Italian Rubens Bertogliati of Diquigiovanni. Lampre's Francesco Gavazzi was third, 18sec behind.
When the rapidly dwindling peloton arrived it was led by Italian Franco Pellizotti of the Liquigas team.
And it was his burst that saw team-mate Basso, seventh overall, and third-placed Leipheimer of Astana lose a few seconds.
Pellizotti remains fourth with Tour de France champion Carlos Sastre fifth.