Total Direct Énergie

Direct énergie
Direct énergie
Team Information
Discipline	Bike highway
Status	UCI Europe Tour
UCI code	Den
registration	France
Founded by	2000
Seasons	twenty
Key Persons
General; manager	Jean-René Bernodot
Sports ; director	; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Previous Team Names
2000-2002; 2003-2004; 2005-2008; 2009—2010; 2011—2015; 2016−10.04.2017; 04/11/17-	Bonjour; Brioches la boulangère; Bouygues télécom; Bbox Bouygues Telecom; Team europcar; Direct energie; Total Direct Énergie
Team uniform

Direct Énergie ( UCI Team Code: DEN ) is a French professional continental road cycling team founded in 2000 . Licensed by UCI ProTour in 2005 - 2006 and since 2014 .

Content

1 History
Season 2, 2019
Season 3, 2018
Season 4, 2017
- 4.1 Composition
- 4.2 Wins
5 Victories
6 notes
7 References

History

In 1991, the Vendée U youth team led by Jean-René Bernodot was created in the Vendée department in western France . In 2000, Bernodo, with the participation of the sponsor - the Bonjour newspaper , creates the eponymous professional cycling group based on youth. The team gained fame thanks to the success of young racers, pupils of Vendée U Thomas Wöckler , Sylvain Chavanel and Fabrice Salanson , who died in 2003 from a cardiac disease ^[1] .

In 2005, the team signed a contract with the French telecommunications company Bouygues Télécom and obtained a license from UCI ProTour . On September 29, 2009, the International Union of Cyclists expelled the team from among the participants in ProTour.

In 2011, Europcar became the title sponsor of the team. At the end of 2013, the UCI ProTour license was again obtained for the seasons 2014 and 2015 .

The team is famous for its successful performances at bicycle races on the roads of France, its racers over the past years have dominated the national championship.

The team was assembled mainly from French riders, but in 2013 it included the first black - Eritrean Natnael Berane .

On April 11, 2019, the team changed its name to Total Direct Énergie . ^[2] As a result of this, the team colors also changed: from yellow and black to blue and white. The debut race under the new name was Paris - Roubaix .

Season 2019

Structure

Structure
Racer	Date of Birth	Previous team
Niccolo Bonifacio	October 29, 1993	Bahrain-Merida (2018)
Tom Bud	February 24, 1994	Vendée U (2014)
Mathieu Burgodo	November 17, 1998	Vendée U (2018)
Damien Goden	August 20, 1986	Armée de terre (2017)
Fabien Grellier	October 31, 1994	Vendée U (2015)
Johan Genet	June 25, 1981	Vendée U-Pays de la Loire (2004)
Axel Journe	May 20, 1995	Vendée U (2017)
Jonathan Iver	March 23, 1985	Fortuneo-Vital Concept (2016)
Lilian Kalmezhan	December 6, 1992	Vendée U (2015)
Romain Cardis	August 12, 1992	Vendée U (2015)
Perrig Kemener	April 26, 1984	Vendée U (2007)
Jerome Cousin	June 5, 1989	Cofidis (2017)
Pim ligthart	June 16, 1988	Roompot-Nederlandse Loterij (2018)
Brian nolo	March 13, 1988
Paul Ourselin	April 13, 1994	Vendée U (2016)
Adrian Petit	September 26, 1990	Cofidis (2015)
Alexander Pisho	January 6, 1983	Vendée U-Pays de la Loire (2005)
Romain Sicard	January 1, 1988	Euskaltel Euskadi (2013)
Rhine Taarmae	April 24, 1987	Katusha-Alpecin (2017)
Nicky Terpstra	May 18, 1984	Quick-Step Floors (2018)
Angelo Tulik	December 2, 1990	Vendée U (2011)
Anthony Turgis	May 16, 1994	Cofidis (2018)
Simon sellier	January 4, 1995	Vendée U (2017)

Victory

Victory
date of	Race	Class	Winner
Jan 21	Tropicale Amissa Bongo Stage 1	2.1	Niccolo Bonifacio
Jan 22	Tropicale Amissa Bongo Stage 2	2.1	Niccolo Bonifacio
Jan 25	Tropicale Amissa Bongo Stage 5	2.1	Niccolo Bonifacio
Jan 27	Tropicale Amissa Bongo, general classification	2.1	Niccolo Bonifacio ^[3]
Feb 3	Grand Prix of Marseillaise	1.1	Anthony Turgis
Mar 2	Classic Court Ardeche	1.1	Lilian Kalmezhan
17 mar	Drenthe Tour	1.HC	Pim ligthart
Apr 6	Grand Prix of Miguel Indurine	1.1	Jonathan Iver
10 may	Vuelta Madrid Stage 1	2.1	Niccolo Bonifacio
18 may	Vuelta Aragon Stage 2	2.1	Jonathan Iver

Season 2018

Composition and victories 2018

Structure

Structure
Racer	Date of Birth	Previous team
Tom Bud	February 24, 1994	Vendée U (2014)
Damien Goden	August 20, 1986	Armée de terre (2017)
Fabien Grellier	October 31, 1994	Vendée U (2015)
Johan Genet	June 25, 1981	Vendée U-Pays de la Loire (2004)
Axel Journe	May 20, 1995	Vendée U (2017)
Jonathan Iver	March 23, 1985	Fortuneo-Vital Concept (2016)
Lilian Kalmezhan	December 6, 1992	Vendée U (2015)
Romain Cardis	August 12, 1992	Vendée U (2015)
Perrig Kemener	April 26, 1984	Vendée U (2007)
Jerome Cousin	June 5, 1989	Cofidis (2017)
Brian nolo	March 13, 1988
Paul Ourselin	April 13, 1994	Vendée U (2016)
Adrian Petit	September 26, 1990	Cofidis (2015)
Alexander Pisho	January 6, 1983	Vendée U-Pays de la Loire (2005)
Romain Sicard	January 1, 1988	Euskaltel Euskadi (2013)
Rhine Taarmae	April 24, 1987	Katusha-Alpecin (2017)
Angelo Tulik	December 2, 1990	Vendée U (2011)
Sylvain Chavanel	June 30, 1979	IAM (2015)
Jérémy cornu	August 7, 1991	Vendée U (2015)
Simon sellier	January 4, 1995	Vendée U (2017)

Victory

Victory
date of	Race	Class	Winner
Feb 14	Vuelta Andalucia , stage 1	2.HC	Tom Bud
Feb 17	Tour du Haut-Var , 1st stage	2.1	Jonathan Iver
Feb 18	Tour du Haut-Var , 2nd stage	2.1	Jonathan Iver
Feb 18	Tour du Haut-Var , general classification	2.1	Jonathan Iver
Feb 25	Drome Classic	1.1	Lilian Kalmejan ^[4]
6 mar	Paris - Nice Stage 3	2.UWT	Jonathan Iver
Mar 8	Paris - Nice , Stage 5	2.UWT	Jerome Cousin
Mar 11	Paris - Troyes	1.2	Adrian Petit
25 mar	Cholet - Loire Lands	1.1	Tom Bud
10 apr	Paris - Camembert	1.1	Lilian Kalmezhan
Apr 14	Finister's Tour	1.1	Jonathan Iver

Season 2017

Structure

Composition

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Victories

Victory
date of	Race	Class	Winner
Feb 3	Etoile de Bessez , stage 3	2.1	Lilian Kalmezhan
Feb 5	Etoile de Bessez , general classification	2.1	Lilian Kalmezhan
Feb 5	Vuelta Valencia Stage 5	2.1	Brian cocar
Feb 18	Vuelta Andalusia , stage 4	2.HC	Brian cocar
Feb 28	Tropicale Amissa Bongo Stage 2	2.1	Tony Yurel
Mar 3	Tropicale Amissa Bongo Stage 5	2.1	Johan Genet
5 mar	Tropicale Amissa Bongo, general classification	2.1	Johan Genet
5 mar	Grand prix de la ville de lillers	1.2	Tom Bud
25 mar	International Coppy and Bartali Week Stage 3	2.1	Tom Bud
Mar 26	International Coppy and Bartali Week Stage 4	2.1	Lilian Kalmezhan
Mar 26	International Coppy and Bartali Week , General Classification	2.1	Lilian Kalmezhan
5 apr	Circuit de la Sarthe Stage 2	2.1	Brian cocar
Apr 6	Circuit de la Sarthe Stage 4	2.1	Lilian Kalmezhan
Apr 7	Circuit de la Sarthe Stage 5	2.1	Brian cocar
Apr 7	Circuit de la Sarthe, general classification	2.1	Lilian Kalmezhan
May 3	Rhône-Alpes Isère Tour Stage 1	2.2	Jérémy cornu
12 may	Four days of Dunkirk , stage 4	2.HC	Sylvain Chavanel
14 may	Four days of Dunkirk , stage 6	2.HC	Adrian Petit
May 20	Vuelta of Castile and Leon , Stage 2	2.1	Jonathan Iver
21 may	Vuelta of Castile and Leon , general classification	2.1	Jonathan Iver
21 may	Tour de la somme	1.1	Adrian Petit
24 may	Belgium Tour Stage 1	2.HC	Brian cocar
Jul 8	sports tournament draw , stage 8	2.UWT	Lilian Kalmezhan

Victories

2005

UCI ProTour :

Catalonia Tour : Stage 6 - Anthony Charto

Continental tours:

Grand Prix Costa Azul : Stage 6 - Sebastien Chavanel
Cholet - Loire Lands - Pierique Fedrigo
Paris - Camembert - Laurent Brochard
Sartha Circle : Stage 1 - Anthony Ravar
Circle of Lorraine : Stage 3 - Anthony Geslen
Four days of Dunkirk :
- Stage 3 - Thomas Wöckler
- general classification - Pierrick Fedrigo
South Cycling : Stage 3 - Didier Roux

National Championships:

France in the group race - Pierrick Fedrigo

2006

UCI ProTour :

Basque Country Tour : Stage 5 - Thomas Wöckler
Tour de France : Stage 14 - Pierrick Fedrigo
San Sebastian Classic - Javier Florencio

Continental tours:

Paris - Camembert - Anthony Geslin
Mountain Climbers Trophy - Didier Roux
Four days of Dunkirk: stage 3 - Pierik Fedrigo
Picardy Tour : Stage 5 - Roni Martia
South Cycling: Stage 1 and General Classification - Thomas Wöckler
Tour Dou - Yoan Le Boulanger
Paris - Correz - Didier Roux
Limousin Tour - Pierrick Fedrigo
Tour de l'Avenir : Stage 9 - Steph Clement
Paris - Bourges - Thomas Wöckler

National Championships:

Netherlands time trial - Stef Clement

2007

UCI ProTour :

Grand Prix Pluet - Thomas Wöckler

Continental tours:

Tro-Bro Leon - Said Haddu
Mountain Climbers Trophy - Anthony Geslen
Grand Prix of Tartu - Erki Puzer
Grand Prix of Tallinn - Tartu - Erki Puzer
Luxembourg Tour : Stage 2 - Laurent Brochard
Tour Doo - Vincent Jerome
Limousin Tour - Pierrick Fedrigo
Tour Poitou - Charentes - Thomas Wöckler
Franco-Belgian Circle - Aurelien Claire

National Championships:

Estonia in the group race - Erki Puzer
Netherlands time trial - Stef Clement

2008

UCI ProTour :

Tour of Catalonia : Stage 3 - Pierique Fedrigo
Dauphine Liber : Stage 5 - Yuri Trofimov
Grand Prix Pluet - Pierrick Fedrigo

Continental tours:

Amissa Bongo Tropical : Steps 1 and 4 - Roni Martia
Etoile de Bessez : stage 3 and general classification - Yuri Trofimov
Langkawi tour : stage 1 - Matthieu Shprik
Ivorian World tour :
- Stage 1 - Sebastien Turgo
- general classification - Roni Martia
Three days of West Flanders : Stage 1 - Aurelien Clare
Sarthe's Circle: General Classification - Thomas Wöckler
Four days of Dunkirk: stage 4 - Pierik Fedrigo
Grand Prix Plumela - Morbiana - Thomas Wokler
Tour Doo - Anthony Geslin
Nations Time - Steph Clement

2009

UCI ProTour :

Basque Country Tour: Stage 2 - Yuri Trofimov
Dauphiné Liber: Stage 6 - Pierrick Fedrigo
Tour de France :
- Stage 5 - Thomas Wöckler
- stage 9 - Pierrick Fedrigo

Continental tours:

Tropical of Amissa Bongo: stage
- stage 1 - Evgeny Sokolov
- Stage 2 - Johann Shopp
Etoile de Bessez: general classification - Thomas Wöckler
Langkawi Tour: Stage 7 - Yuan Genet
Tour du Haut-Var : stage 2 and general classification - Thomas Wöckler
Tro Bro Leona - Said Haddu
Mountain Climbers Trophy - Thomas Wöckler
Four days of Dunkirk: stage 5 - Pierik Fedrigo

2010

Tour de France :
- Stage 15 - Thomas Wöckler
- stage 16 - Pierrick Fedrigo

Notes

↑ Catherine Avetisyan. The hope of France died in a dream (Russian) . Kommersant (June 5, 2003). Date of treatment December 18, 2016.
↑ Nouvelle marque, nouvelles couleurs, mêmes ambitions. (unspecified) . teamtotaldirectenergie.com ( 04/07/2019 ).
↑ (fr) Cyclisme: l'italien Niccolo Bonifazio remporte la Tropicale Amissa Bongo , lalibreville.com , January 27, 2019.
↑ (fr) Cyclisme. Lilian Calmejane s'adjuge la Drôme Classic dans "une course de guerriers" , ouest-france.fr , February 25, 2018.

Links

Official Website (Fr. )

[1] Catherine Avetisyan. The hope of France died in a dream (Russian) . Kommersant (June 5, 2003). Date of treatment December 18, 2016.

[2] Nouvelle marque, nouvelles couleurs, mêmes ambitions. (unspecified) . teamtotaldirectenergie.com ( 04/07/2019 ).

[(fr)_[https://lalibreville.com/cyclisme-litalien-niccolo-bonifazio-remporte-tropicale-amissa-bongo/_Cyclisme_:_l’italien_Niccolo_Bonifazio_remporte_la_Tropicale_Amissa_Bongo],_<span_style="font-style:italic;">_lalibreville.com</span>,_27_января_2019.-3] (fr) Cyclisme: l'italien Niccolo Bonifazio remporte la Tropicale Amissa Bongo , lalibreville.com , January 27, 2019.

[(fr)_[https://www.ouest-france.fr/sport/cyclisme/direct-energie/cyclisme-lilian-calmejane-s-adjuge-la-drome-classic-dans-une-course-de-guerriers-5588735_Cyclisme._Lilian_Calmejane_s’adjuge_la_Drôme_Classic_dans_"une_course_de_guerriers"],_<span_style="font-style:italic;">_ouest-france.fr</span>,_25_февраля_2018.-4] (fr) Cyclisme. Lilian Calmejane s'adjuge la Drôme Classic dans "une course de guerriers" , ouest-france.fr , February 25, 2018.

Total Direct Énergie

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History

Season 2019

Season 2018

Season 2017

Composition

Victories

Victories

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