Gazprom-RusVelo (eng. Gazprom-RusVelo, UCI code: GAZ [1] ) is a Russian professional continental cycling team, the title sponsor of which is PJSC Gazprom. Registered in Russia .
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| Team Information | |
| Discipline | bicycle highway cycle track |
| Status | UCI Continental Circuits |
| UCI code | GAZ [1] |
| check in |  Russia |
| Founded | 2011 |
| Seasons | 9 |
| Key persons | |
| General manager | Renat Khamidulin |
| Sports director | |
| Previous team names | |
| 2012-2015 2016- | RusVelo Gazprom-RusVelo |
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Content
History
The team was created in collaboration with the leading Russian team, Team Katusha , on the basis of the national track team and the second-tier racers Katyusha and its farm-club Itera-Katyusha [2] [3] called RusVelo. It was led by German experts, the leadership included the champion of the country in the 2002 group race, Oleg Grishkin . Like the elite Russian team, RusVelo was registered in Switzerland [4] . In November 2011, the team won by a large margin in the pursuit at the first stage of the World Cup in Astana [5] . In winter, the highway team received the second oldest license - professional continental. In addition to the men's with exclusively Russian racers, a women's team was created, which included three Germans [6] . On February 21, 2012, a presentation of both project teams took place in Mallorca [7] .
In January 2013, the men's team received a professional continental license (UCI Professional Continental Team) [8] .
At the end of the 2014 and 2015 season, she was in the Top 10 UCI Europe Tour .
In 2016, she changed her name to Gazprom-RusVelo with the arrival of a new title sponsor, the Russian transnational corporation PJSC Gazprom . [9] [10]
Gazprom-RusVelo is currently the only cycling team consisting only of Russian cyclists. [eleven]
Grand Tour Performance
In 2016, the Gazprom-Rusvelo team received an invitation from RCS Sport to participate in the Giro d'Italia super-race race. [12] The 2016 Giro became the first grand tour of the team’s assets and the results were not long in coming. Alexander Foliforov won at the 15th stage of the Italian race, opening an account of the victories of the team at the highest competitive level. [13]
In January 2017, the Russian Gazprom-RusVelo cycling team again received an invitation to the Italian Giro d'Italia super-multi-day race. In 2017, the "Giro" will be held in the jubilee for the hundredth time. On this occasion, the organizers have prepared a special route, the composition of participants will be the strongest in recent years.
Team Sponsors and Partners
The general sponsor of the Gazprom-Rusvelo team is PJSC Gazprom. The team also works with a pool of technical sponsoring partners.
| Product | Sponsor |
| Bicycles | Colnago |
| Bicycle equipment | Campagnolo |
| Wheels | Campagnolo |
| Bicycle form | Uyn |
| Daily sportswear | Uyn |
| Components | Deda elementi |
| Pedals | Look |
| Helmets | Limar |
| Bicycle tube | Tufo |
Team Management
| Position | Name |
| General manager | Renat Khamidulin |
| Sports Director | Denis Menchov |
| Sports Director | Paolo Rosola |
| Sports Director | Michele Devoti |
| Sports Director | Alexey Markov |
| Sports Director | Evgeny Petrov |
| Sports Director | Alexander Serov |
Win List
- 2012
- World Cup Stage in Beijing. Pursuit.
- World Cup Stage in Astana. Team Pursuit.
- Vuelta Murcia (category 2.1): Stage 2 - Alexander Serov
- Sochi Grand Prix (category 2.2): Stage 5 - Leonid Krasnov
- Sochi Grand Prix (category 2.2): Stage 5 - Leonid Krasnov
- Grand Prix of Adygea (2.2): Stage 1 - Sergey Firsanov
- Grand Prix of Adygea (2.2): Stage 3 - Alexander Mironov
- Grand Prix of Adygea (2.2): Stage 5 - Viktor Manakov
- Vuelta de Madrid (2.2) - Sergey Firsanov
- Vuelta de Madrid (2.2): Stage 2 - Sergey Firsanov
- Tour of Qinghai Lake (2.NS): Stage 8 - Arthur Ershov
- China Tour (2.1): Stage 3 - Leonid Krasnov
- Tour Hainan (2.NS): Stage 1 - Leonid Krasnov
- World Cup Stage in Astana. Team Pursuit.
- 2013
- Grand Prix of Adygea : Stage 1 - Ilnur Zakarin
- Oleg Dyachenko Memorial - Alexander Rybakov
- Moscow Grand Prix - Ivan Kovalev
- Five Rings of Moscow : Stage 3 - Sergey Klimov
- Tour of Estonia : Stage 1a - Leonid Krasnov
- Russian Road Cycling Championship : Split-Race - Ilnur Zakarin
- Portugal Volta : Stage 1 - Alexander Serov
- Vuelta Costa Rica : Stage 1 - Evgeny Kovalev
- Vuelta Costa Rica : Stage 5 - Alexander Serov
- Oleg Dyachenko Memorial - Alexander Rybakov
- 2014
- Grand Prix of the Mayor of Sochi - Ilnur Zakarin
- Grand Prix of the Mayor of Sochi : Stage 1 - Sergey Lagutin
- Grand Prix of the Mayor of Sochi : Stage 2 - Roman Maikin
- Grand Prix of Adygea (category 2.2): Stage 1 - Ilnur Zakarin
- Grand Prix of Adygea : Stage 1 (ITT) - Ilnur Zakarin
- Grand Prix of Adygea : stages 2 and 5 - Igor Boev
- Mayor's Cup - Sergey Lagutin
- Oleg Dyachenko Memorial - Andrey Solomennikov
- Five Rings of Moscow - Andrei Solomennikov
- Five Rings of Moscow : Stages 2 and 4 - Igor Boev
- Five Rings of Moscow : Stage 3 - Sergey Lagutin
- Tour of Azerbaijan - Ilnur Zakarin
- Grand Prix Udmurt Truth - Arthur Ershov
- Udmurt Truth Grand Prix : Stage 1 (ITT) - Timofey Kritsky
- Udmurt Truth Grand Prix : Stage 4 - Arthur Ershov
- Tour of Qinghai Lake : Stage 7 - Timofey Kritsky
- 1st Stage 2 Baltic Chain Tour - Ivan Balykin
- Caucasus Tour - Sergei Firsanov
- Caucasus Tour : Stage 2 - Igor Boev
- Caucasus Tour : Stage 4 - Sergey Firsanov
- Costa Rican Vuelta : Stage 7 - Timofey Kritsky
- Grand Prix of the Mayor of Sochi : Stage 1 - Sergey Lagutin
- 2015
- Grand Prix of the Mayor of Sochi - Sergey Firsanov
- Grand Prix of Sochi - Alexander Foliforov
- Sochi Grand Prix : Stage 4 (ITT) - Alexander Foliforov
- Krasnodar - Anapa - Andrey Solomennikov
- Tour of Kuban : Stage 3 - Roman Maikin
- Maykop - Ulyap - Maykop - Ivan Balykin
- Grand Prix of Adygea - Sergey Firsanov
- Grand Prix of Adygea : Stage 2 - Sergey Firsanov
- Tour of Azerbaijan : Stage 5 - Sergey Firsanov
- Tour of Serbia - Ivan Savitsky
- Tour of Serbia : Stage 1, 2, 4 - Ivan Savitsky
- Slovenian Tour - Artem Ovechkin
- Russian Road Cycling Championship : Split-Race - Artem Ovechkin
- Championship of Russia in the group race in the youth category - Artem Nych
- Qinghai Lake Tour : Stage 4 - Ivan Savitsky
- Grand Prix of Sochi - Alexander Foliforov
- 2016
- Settimana Internazionale di Coppi e Bartali: stages 1b and 2 - Sergey Firsanov
- Giro del Appennino - Sergey Firsanov
- Giro d'Italia : Stage 15 (ITT) - Alexander Foliforov
- Tour of Estonia : Stage 2 - Roman Maikin
- Tour of Limousin : Stage 2 - Roman Maikin
- Giro del Appennino - Sergey Firsanov
- 2017
- Tour of Slovakia : Stage 4 - Ivan Savitsky
- Russian Road Cycling Championship : Group Race - Alexander Porsev
- 2018
- Russian Road Cycling Championship : Group Race - Ivan Rovny
Composition
2019
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2018
Composition and victories 2018
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2017
Composition and victories 2017
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2016
Composition 2016
Presentation at the Denen Grand Prix
Sergey Firsanov 15th stage Giro d'Italia 2016
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2015
Composition 2015
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2014
Composition 2014
In the Tour of Belgium
| Racer | Date of Birth | A country | Team 2013 |
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| Ivan Balykin | Russia | ||
| Igor Boev | November 22, 1988 | Russia | RusVelo |
| Arthur Ershov | March 7, 1990 | Russia | RusVelo |
| Ilnur Zakarin | September 15, 1989 | Russia | RusVelo |
| Sergey Klimov | July 7, 1980 | Russia | RusVelo |
| Leonid Krasnov | January 24, 1988 | Russia | RusVelo |
| Timofey Kritsky | January 24, 1987 | Russia | Team katusha |
| Sergey Lagutin | January 14, 1981 | Russia / Uzbekistan | Vacansoleil-DCM |
| Roman Maikin | August 14, 1990 | Russia | RusVelo |
| Artyom Ovechkin | July 11, 1986 | Russia | RusVelo |
| Kirill Pozdnyakov | Russia | ||
| Sergey Pomoshnikov | July 17, 1990 | Russia | RusVelo |
| Alexander Serov | November 12, 1982 | Russia | RusVelo |
| Andrey Solomennikov | June 10, 1987 | Russia | RusVelo |
| Gennady Tatarinov | April 20, 1991 | Russia | RusVelo |
| Sergey Firsanov | July 3, 1982 | Russia | RusVelo |
2013
Composition 2013
Support machine
| Racer | Date of Birth | A country | Team 2012 |
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| Igor Boev | November 22, 1988 | Russia | Neoprofi Itera-Katusha |
| Arthur Ershov | March 7, 1990 | Russia | Rusvelo |
| Ilnur Zakarin | September 15, 1989 | Russia | Neoprofi Itera-Katusha |
| Valery Kaykov | May 7, 1988 | Russia | Rusvelo |
| Sergey Klimov | July 7, 1980 | Russia | Rusvelo |
| Evgeny Kovalev | March 6, 1989 | Russia | Rusvelo |
| Ivan Kovalev | July 26, 1986 | Russia | Rusvelo |
| Pavel Kochetkov | March 7, 1986 | Russia | Neoprofi Itera-Katusha |
| Leonid Krasnov | January 24, 1988 | Russia | Rusvelo |
| Roman Maikin | August 14, 1990 | Russia | Neoprofi Itera-Katusha (2011) |
| Victor Manakov | June 9, 1992 | Russia | Neoprofi Itera-Katusha |
| Alexander Mironov | January 22, 1984 | Russia | Rusvelo |
| Artyom Ovechkin | July 11, 1986 | Russia | Rusvelo |
| Sergey Pomoshnikov | July 17, 1990 | Russia | Neoprofi Itera-Katusha |
| Alexander Rybakov | May 17, 1988 | Russia | Neoprofi Itera-Katusha |
| Ivan Savitsky | March 6, 1992 | Russia | Rusvelo |
| Alexander Serov | November 12, 1982 | Russia | Rusvelo |
| Andrey Solomennikov | June 10, 1987 | Russia | Neoprofi Itera-Katusha |
| Gennady Tatarinov | April 20, 1991 | Russia | Neoprofi Itera-Katusha |
| Sergey Firsanov | July 3, 1982 | Russia | Rusvelo |
2012
Composition 2012
Men
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Notes
- ↑ 1 2 UCI Road Teams
- ↑ Theunisse takes on coaching role at Rusvelo
- ↑ 19 Russians in the new RUSVELO team Neopr (Inaccessible link) . The appeal date is January 8, 2012. Archived March 4, 2016.
- ↑ 2012 UCI Professional Continental Teams RUSVELO (RVL) - RUS (not available link) . The appeal date is January 8, 2012. Archived April 7, 2012.
- ↑ Russian cycle team "Rusvelo" won the pursuit race at the stage of KM
- ↑ Kurfenagel tops the list of RusVelo women's team (inaccessible link)
- ↑ The All-Russian Cycling Development Project (GCR) represents a new professional team "RusVelo"
- ↑ The Rusvelo team received a professional continental license (not available link)
- ↑ http://www.cyclingscouts.com/smena-nazvaniya-rusvelo//
- ↑ Russian Cycling Federation
- ↑ Gazprom-Rusvelo announces the final composition for 2017
- Газпром The Gazprom-Rusvelo team received a wild card for participation in the Giro d'Italia - Sport RIA Novosti, 01/18/2016
- ↑ The cyclist Foliforov from Gazprom-Rusvelo won the "butchery" at the 15th Giro stage - Sport RIA Novosti, 05.22.2016
Links
- Official site
- Profile on cyclingarchives.com