Champion System Pro Cycling Team is a Chinese cycling team created in 2010. At the end of the season 2013 ceased to exist.
 Champion System Pro Cycling Team | |
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| Team Information | |
| Discipline | Bike highway |
| Status | UCI Professional Continental |
| UCI code | CSS |
| registration |  China |
| Founded by | 2010 |
| Broke up | 2013 |
| Seasons | four |
| Key Persons | |
| General manager | Ed beamon |
| Previous Team Names | |
| 2010 2011β | CKT TMIT-Champion System Champion system |
Content
- 1 History
- 2 National Champions
- 3 notes
- 4 References
History
Initially, the team was created under the Armenian flag, but the cycling federation of this country did not have enough funds to support the team, so the team changed its registration to Chinese. In 2011, the team received the status of continental, in 2012 - professional continental, which allowed her to speak at the races of the World Tour , in particular on the Beijing Tour .
At the end of 2013, the teamβs general manager Ed Bimon announced the closure of the project due to its futility, as the team is deprived of the opportunity to participate in major races, and is forced to focus on the UCI Asian Tour [1] .
National Champions
- Canadian Championship
- 2013 ( Zachary Bell )
- Chinese Championship
- 2012 ( Xu Gang )
- Estonian Championship
- 2011 ( March Oyavi )
- Championship of Ireland
- 2013 ( Matthew Brammeier )
- Taiwan Championship
- 2013 ( Feng Chun-kai )
- Taiwan Championship Time Trial
- 2013 ( Feng Chun-kai )