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A man born to cycle, Colombian Andres Miguel Diaz Corrales is a valued member of the professional cycling team, Team Exergy. The winner of the 2006 Escalda a Montjuic in Barcelona, Andres was not only under 23 years of age but was also only the second Columbian in the history of the race to achieve victory.

 Winner of the 2006 Escalda a Montjuic in Barcelona

From Napa, California, Lucas Euser was a 2008 member of the USA National team for the World Championships (ITA). Even though he was injured by a car during a training ride in May 2009, Lucas is one of the strongest climbers on Team Spidertech. 

BORNDecember 5th, 1983

HEIGHT170cm / 5’6”
WEIGHT58kg / 130 lbs

COACHJudd VanSickle

PROFESSIONAL SINCE 2005

RACING SINCE 1998

HIGHLIGHTS


2010


18th GC – UCI 2.HC Amgen Tour of California (CA, USA)

Fred Rodriguez (born September 3, 1973 in Bogotá, Colombia) is an American professional road racing cyclist. His nickname is Fast Freddie due to his reputation as a sprint specialist. He is a three-time US national champion as winner of the US Pro Cycling Championship. He came up through the ranks of the U.S. National team (1992–1994) in the same 'class' as a series of other professional riders, including Lance Armstrong, Bobby Julich, George Hincapie, Jeff Evanshine, Chann McRae, and Kevin Livingston.

Rodriguez won four stages of the Tour de Georgia between 2003-07. He won Stage 9 of the 2004 Giro d'Italia, beating Italian sprinter Alessandro Petacchi, winner of the 2010 Tour de France green sprinter's jersey. Rodriguez finished a close second to Mario Cipollini in the 2002 Milan-San Remo classic. He also led out Davitamon-Lotto team-mate Robbie McEwen to win Stage 13 of the 2005 Tour de France from Miramas to Montpellier. Rodriguez has participated in all three Grand Tours: France, Italy and Spain. Rodriguez raced for the now-defunct Rock Racing team from 2008-2009.

Rodriguez supports youth cycling, including high school mountain bike racing. Fast Freddie resides in Berkeley, California.

Michael has no only done well in classic cycling races but has also helped a team in the 2008 Olympics win a silver medal. Other than being a team player, Michael is very tactical rider, which has helped him gain a sport on the podium many times. When not racing Michael stays at his home in Copenhagen. 

DOB: 4/30/85

Height: 183cm

Weight: 69kg

Strengths: 6 day track races

Pro Since: 2004

Wins in 2010:

Six-day race in Copenhagen

Six-day race in Berlin

Six-day race in Fiorenzuola