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January 6, 2007:
Jose Antonio Garrido of the Quick Step team joins Spuiks Cyclocross and MTB teams. The basque cycling star will race his 2007 MTB and 'cross schedule with Spiu's new HiCross Pro 'cross bike and the SXC XC, Spiuk's new MTB hardtail that Marga Fullana rode to the European Cross Country championship in 2006. |
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January 5, 2007:
Spiuk to sponsor the top ranked French Agritubel team. With a stage victory in the 2006 Tour de France by Juan Miguel Mercado and the overall in the Tour de Porvenir, the team enters 2007 with a strong squad and a full race schedule of the world's top races. |
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January 5, 2007:
Spiuk to sponsor and equip the Portuguese Benfica Pro Team. The top Portuguese squad will race a full European schedule and this year augments its squad with top-ranked riders Javier Benítez, Mikel Pradera, José Antonio Pecharromán, Sergio Ribeiro, and Jose Azevedo. |
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January 3, 2007:
Spiuk renews full equipment sponsorship with new 2007 Andalucia/Caja Sur team. The team will ride Spiuk bikes and wear Spiuk clothing, helmets, eyewear, shoes, and technical wear. The 2006 Andalucia/Paul Versan was a top ranked team with many notable results in Europe in '06 and for '07 continues with 14 of its existing riders plus the addition of Luis Perez from the French Cofidis squad. |
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January 2, 2007:
Spiuk/Extremadura steps up to Pro. The highly ranked and highly successful Spiuk team has moved from Continental to Pro-Continental status for 2007. What started as a labor of love with modest objectives quickly showed that it would be a force to be reckoned with in the European races. The team showed it came out ready to rumble when in March/April of '06 the team took 2nd overall in the Team TT and then Pedro Romero outsprinted Valverde and came in second to Pettachi in Mallorca. So there was Pedro on the podium with two of the best racers in the world, and the team was first on GC. Their season continued in this fashion and now they look forward to a highly successful 2007. |
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January 1, 2007:
Llaneras announces a desire to return to the track. After the devastating loss of his best friend and long-time racing partner Isaac Galvez to a freak accident during the Six Days of Amsterdam, Llaneras' immediate reaction was that he would not be able to race again. Galvez and Llaneras were the reigning World Champions after their victory last April at the Track Worlds in Bordeaux. But after spending time with Galvez' family and through this accident becoming closer with them, Llaneras has said in a thoughful interview with the Spanish press that he feels the best tribute and highest honor he could pay his comrade is to win the Worlds again in his honor. Llaneras will race alone, though he has mostly raced Madison with Galvez as partner, but he feels at this time that racing alone is what feels right. He is currently slowly beginning his training regin again in the south of Spain. |
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January 1, 2007:
HAPPY NEW YEAR. 06 recap and 07 foreword here. |
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December 30 , 2006:
Alejandro Valverde, the 2006 ProTour competition winner, and winner of a plethora of races from March through October, has been named top cyclist of the year for 2006 by a wealth of the world's cycling press. |
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December 17. 2006:
Javier Ruiz de Larrinaga wins the Basque National Cyclocross Championships riding his new Spiuk HiCross Pro bike and full Spiuk kit. Javier is a recent addition to the Spiuk roster and has clearly taken over the victorious ways of his injured team mate David Seco who is the five-time national 'cross champion of Spain. Larrinaga also rides for the Spiuk-equipped Kaiku team.
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November 26 , 2006:
We are extremely sad to report that Isaac Galvez has passed away after a fall during the Six Days of Amsterdam. Galvez fell against the edging of the track and the impact caused grave injuries which took his life.
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November 5 , 2006:
Spanish National Federation athletes continue their sensational season. Javier Gomez wins the Triathlon World Cup in Cancun, Mexico. Although there is one World Cup event left in the series, in New Zealand next week, Gomez's lead makes him the World Cup Champion after this victory.
Ainhoa Murua has placed fourth in the women's overall classification. |
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November 5 , 2006:
Rafael Botello finishes the New York City Marathon in 9th place in a time of 1h38m03s. Botello was thrilled with his finish as this marks his first appearance in the U.S. and in such a marathon. |
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November 5 , 2006:
Oscar Pererio has won the Criterium de Victoria-Gasteiz. In a brutal downpour Pereiro beat Euskatel-Euskadi's Samuel Sanchez (who took second) and Aitor Galdos who took third. Roberto Heras won last year's edition. |
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November 3 , 2006:
Rafael Botello has arrived in New York City to get set for his participation in the 2006 edition of the New York Marathon. Botello is an invited elite-level athlete in his category. |
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November 2 , 2006:
The Spanish National Triathlon Federation athletes continue their top finishes. The female athletes took Bronze today in the II Triathlon Teams Championship in Cancun, Mexico, while the men finished fourth. (The men took the Silver medal in this event in Hungary.) |
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October 27, 2006:
XTerra News: Just five days after taking fifth place at his first appearance at Ironman Kona, Eneko Llanos took fifth place at the XTerra World Championship. Eneko was the reigning XTerra champion as winner of the race in 2005 but focused his season towards Kona, which also yielded an impressive fifth place. |
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October 24, 2006:
Current Track World Champions (Men's Madison) Joan Llaneras and Isaac Galvez are currently sitting in second place in the Six Days of Amsterdam. They are racing with expectations of winning the overall and are a pair to watch for the win. |
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October 24, 2006:
David Seco, five-time Spanish National 'Cross Champ, ended his season abruptly last week during the World Cup 'Cross event in Kalmhout, Belgium. Seco fractured his tibia during the race and this will put him out of action for some time. The crash took place on an asphalt strip of the course as the leaders were fighting for position. Seco lost control and went into the barriers. |
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October 21, 2006:
Ironman Hawaii News: Eneko Llanos takes fifth place in his first Ironman event. |
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October 17, 2006:
Ironman Hawaii News: The Llanos brothers, Eneko and Hector, arrived in Hawaii and have begun their final preparations for Saturday's race. Eneko, the current XTerra Champion is a favorite for the race. |
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September 18, 2006:
Valverde takes ProTour title after a commanding lead from his impressive series of early spring victories through his second place at the Vuelta and his Bronze at the Worlds, capping off a tremendous season. |
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October 11, 2006:
Sergio Silva takes the under 23 European Duathlon title in Rimini. This victory adds to his impressive list of titles that includes his Worlds title last year. |
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October 10, 2006:
Spanish National Triathlon Federation athletes continue a stellar season adding two more titles for 2006 with Xabi Llobet and Ainhoa Murua both placing first in the Ibero-American Championship series. |
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October 7, 2006:
Ana Burgos takes second place overall in the European Duathlon Championships. |
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September 18, 2006:
Spiuk athletes Ivan Raña and Ainhoa Murua take second place in the Spanish National Triathlon series. |
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September 25, 2006:
Valverde takes Bronze at the World Road Race championship capping of a stellar season in which he also leads the ProTour competition and is likely to finish as the winner of the ProTout standing. Last year Valverde took the Silver medal in the Worlds. |
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September 18, 2006:
Ana Burgos wins Spanish National Triathlon title, making this the fourth national title of her illustrious career. Ainhoa Murua took the Silver and Soraya Pérez the bronze. All three women are Spiuk athletes and are fully equipped by Spiuk from head to toe as well as with bikes. |
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September 18, 2006:
Alvaro Bautista takes the World Moto 125cc title with a decisive win in Phillip Island. |
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September 17, 2006:
Vuelta a España: Valverde finishes second overall after a hard fought duel and yielding to an impressive performance by Vinikourov. |
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September 10, 2006:
Spiuk sponsored Agritubel Team racer Moises Dueñas wins the Tour of Porvenir. |
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September 10, 2006:
Ana Burgos takes fourth at the BG World Cup in Hamburg. Ana abandoned 1 week earlier in Lausanne and has made a tremendous comeback with this placing. |
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September 10, 2006:
Alvaro Bautista continues his phenomenal season with victory in Malaysia and now sits 1 point away from the World title. |
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September 6 , 2006:
Spiuk athletes Alejandro Valverde and Andrea Tonti lead the UCI classifications/competition. Valverde holds the lead in the overall ProTour rankings and Andrea Tonti of Aqua Sapone-Café Mokambo is the leader of the UCI Europe Tour. |
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September 4 , 2006:
Valverde takes overall Vuelta lead after taking second place at La Cobertura. Vinikourov wins the stage. |
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September 1 , 2006:
Valverde takes an impressive stage win at Morredero in the Vuelta a España. |
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August 27, 2006:
Marga Fullana finishes a stellar comeback season by finishing fifth at the MTB Worlds. One month ago she won the European Cross-Country Championship and 1 week before that the Spanish national title. |
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August 21, 2006:
Caisse d'Epargne-Illes Balears team rider Jose Ivan Gutierrez continues to show his great form by holding fourth on GC in the Eneco Tour in preparation for his season objective of the Worlds Time Trial, in which he took Silver in 2005. |
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August 20, 2006:
Alvaro Bautista, present World Moto GP 125c.c. leader wins World Cup series in Czech Republic. |
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August 16, 2006:
Pierrick Fedrigo of the Boygues Telekom team and a Spiuk eyewear sponsored athlete takes stage 1 of the Tour de Limousin.
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August 12, 2006:
Caisse d'Epargne-Illes Balears team rider Jose Ivan Gutierrez takes the final stage of the Vuelta a Burgos with a well timed attack coming up to the finish giving him a 4 second edge to victory. |
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August 8, 2006:
Caisse d'Epargne-Illes Balears team rider Jose Ivan Gutierrez wins the Third Stage Time Trial of the Vuelta a Burgos. |
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August 4, 2006:
Team Spiuk's ENRIQUE SALGUEIRO takes the Queen Stage of the Tour of the Pyrenees. Team Spiuk dominated the stage and took 3 of the top ten finishing spots. The team now holds ALL of the general classifications: First and Third spots on GC, King of the Mountains, Sprinters Jersey, Top Team Classification. |
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August 4, 2006:
Team Spiuk's ENRIQUE SALGUEIRO takes the Queen Stage of the Tour of the Pyrenees. Team Spiuk dominated the stage and took 3 of the top ten finishing spots. The team now holds ALL of the general classifications: First and Third spots on GC, King of the Mountains, Sprinters Jersey, top Team Classification. |
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August 3, 2006:
Team Spiuk take two top ten spots in Stage 2 of the Tour of the Pyrenees |
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August 2, 2006:
Marga Fullana takes the Gold in the European Cross Country Championship beating the seemingly unbeatable Gunn-Rita Dahle who took Silver and Sabine Spitz who took the Bronze. Marga won the race on her new Spiuk SXC bike. |
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July 24, 2006: Pereiro takes second overall in the 2006 Tour de France.
After a hard fought and well raced Tour by Pereiro and the Caisse d'Epargne-Illes Balears team, Pereiro finishes second overall. |
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July 19, 2006:
Pereiro back in yellow!
Oscar Pereiro of the Caisse d'Epargne-Illes Balears team takes back the
yellow jersey.
In spite of the repeated pronouncements by
the cycling media that Pereiro is not a factor in
this race, the Spanish rider has taken back the yellow
jersey and now leads the Tour by 1.50. |
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July
16, 2006:
Pierrick Fedrigo outsprints Salvatore Commesso to take Stage
14.
After another early
break stayed clear to the end, French national champion Pierrick
Fedrigo outsprinted Salvatore Commesso to take Stage
14.
Fedrigo is one of the riders using
and testing Spiuk eyewear at this TDF and today was wearing
a set of Yara Silver glasses.
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July
15, 2006:
Oscar Pereiro of the Caisse d'Epargne-Illes Balears team takes the yellow
jersey.
After a spectacular breakaway
that gained the lead group some 30 minutes, Oscar Pereiro now sits
in yellow with 1.29 on second place Floyd Landis. The breakaway
started with Jens Voigt, Pereiro, Sylvain Chavanel, Manuel
Quinziato and Andriy Grivko. Grivko was dropped after he attacked
and was caught and countered by Quinzato. On the approach to Montélimar
Pereiro attacked and gapped the group and Voigt stayed with Pereiro.
Voigt and Pereiro contested the sprint where Voigt took the stage
and Pereiro the yellow jersey.
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July 11, 2006:
VENTIX Eyewear in the Tour de France. Spiuk's
new Ventix glasses, to be released in the U.S. at Interbike this coming
September, are undergoing their final testing by riders of
various teams in the Tour de France. Besides Alejandro Valverde, Vladimir
Karpets, and Isaac Galvez of the Caisse d'Epargne-Illes Balears team,
the Ventix are being worn by Stefan Houge of Cofidis, Pierrick Fredrigo
of Bouygues Telecom, Mikel Astarloza of AG2R-Prevoyance, and some riders
of the Agritubel team.
The Ventix feature lenses with Photochromatic
Lumiris technology frames made of Grilamid R90, with ear and
nose pieces of X7PLUS |
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July 8, 2006:
Team Spiuk's Ignacio Sarabia y Jesús Ramírez take 2nd and 3rd place in stage 5 of the Trofeo Joaquim Agostinho. |
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July 8, 2006:
Team Spiuk's Fernando Torres takes stage of the Trofeo Joaquim Agostinho outsprinting his 4 break-away companions. |
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Valverde crashes out of Tour. Alejandro Valverde crashed after a touch of wheels in the peloton and broke his collarbone, sadly marking his exit from the Tour. |
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June 18, 2006:
Marga Fullana wins her ninth Spanish National
MTB title
After returning from a long retirement to three major Worlds placings,
The Spiuk-Illes Balears MTB Team rider returned to Madrid to
sweep the field to take her ninth. Riding her new Spiuk-Kuips MTB
frame that she has worked this year with Spiuk to develop, Marga once
again showed the form that led to her being dubbed the Queen of Mountain
Bike for many of her past years. |
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4 , 2006:
A historical triathlon event for Spain: Spiuk triathletes take Gold, Silver,
and Bronze in the BG Triathlon World Cup in Madrid.
For the first time since the creation of
the ITU and the Triathlon World Cup in 1989, Spain has won three top placings
in one World Cup round. Javier Gomez Noya, the 2003 sub-23 World Champion won
the Gold Medal and with this victory becomes the top-ranked triathlete in the
general classification in the 2006 BG World Cup Series. Ivan Raña, the 2002 World Tri Champion took Silver.
Ana Burgos took Bronze in the women's race. All three are part of the Spanish
National Triathlon Federation selection, which is fully sponsored and equipped
by Spiuk-Kuips. Raña and Burgos have long-standing individual sponsorship
arrangements with Spiuk and both work with Spiuk in product development. |
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June 1, 2006:
Andrea Tonti of the Acqua e Sapone/Mokambo Coffee team takes Stage 2 of
Euskal Bizikleta
Acqua e Sapone/Mokambo
Coffee team rider Andrea Tonti used his sprinting prowess two
win Stage 2 of Bicicleta Vasca beating Félix Cárdenas
(Barloworld), Aitor Pérez Arrieta (Illes Balears), and
Euskaltel-Euskadi rider Samuel Sánchez. |
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28 ,
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Spiuk sponsored teams in five of the top ten spots on GC in the
GP Llodio
Jaime Rovira and Adolfo Garcia of Andalucia/Paul Versan sit
in first and second on GC, Rodrigo Garcia of Kaiku sits in sixth, Jesus
Ramirez of Spiuk-Extremadura holds seventh, and Alberto Losada of Kaiku
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May 21, 2006:
Spiuk champion triathletes Ivan Raña and Ana Burgos take first and second
place at the World Cup in San Remo
Having traveled to San Remo
to refine their form for the World Cup in Madrid on June 4, Spiuk
triathletes Ivan Raña and Ana Burgos, both holders of
various National, World, and Olympic titles have take the first
place in the men's race and second spot in the women's race.
On April 26 Ana recently won the Spanish National Duathlon title
with a victory margin of over 6 minutes. |
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May 20, 2006:
Joan Horrach takes Giro d'Italia Stage 12 to Sestri Levante
Caisse d'Epargne-Illes Balears
rider Joan Horrach caught his breakaway companions by surprise
with a perfectly-timed attack five hundred meters from the line,
taking the greatest win of his career in the seaside town of
Sestri Levante. |
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May 19, 2006:
Adolfo "Fito" Garcia Quesada of the Andalucia-Paul Versan team takes Stage
5 of the Volta a Catalunya
The Pro Continental Spiuk-sponsored teams
continue to dominate the Volta a Catalunya, with Adolfo Garcia Quesada (Andalucia-Paul
Versan) winning the fifth stage ahead of David Arroyo (Caisse
d'Epargne) and Eladio Jimenez (Comunidad Valenciana). Another successful breakaway
held off the peloton, which came in nearly a minute behind. The overall
leader's jersey remained with Carlos Castaño
(Kaiku), who is favored to win this race in two days time, despite being threatened
in today's stage. |
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May 18, 2006:
Carlos Castaño of the Kaiku squad wins Stage 4 and takes over the GC of
the Volta a Catalunya
Castaño surprised
the big guns today to win the queen stage of the Volta a Catalunya,
a 225 km stage containing four climbs and finishing on the special
category ascent to Vallnord, sector Arcalís.
Castaño
jumped clear of the peloton towards the bottom of the climb, caught the
remnants of the early breakaway, and crossed the line with 52 seconds
to spare on Christophe Moreau (AG2R) and 1'53 over Santiago Botero (Phonak
Hearing Systems). He takes over the lead in the general classification.
This is the second win by a Pro Continental Team in this ProTour race.
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May 16, 2006:
Luis Perez of the Andalucia-Paul Versan team takes Stage 2 of the Volta
a Catalunya
25 year-old Luis Perez Romero
took his first win as a pro in the second stage of the Volta a Catalunya
from a field of top Pro Tour teams. Perez made the best of a four
man breakaway that went away on the first climb, and was the only
rider to survive until the finish, crossing with 12 seconds to
spare on the bunch. Caisse d'Epargne sprinter Isaac Galvez won
the kick for second. This team is fully equipped by Spiuk-Kuips
riding the Abyss bike
with our top carbon components as
well as custom Spiuk clothing, Yara eyewear
and the team Nexion helmet.
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May 15, 2006
Alvaro Bautista takes third place in Shanghai in the Gran Premio of 125cc
Motorcycle racing
Alvaro Bautista, a Spiuk
sponsored athlete, 125cc motorcycling champion, and avid road
cyclist took third place in Shanghai. In spite of this third
place finish, his recent first place finishes in the past two
125cc World events have earned him enough points (86) to keep
him in first place in the world standings in the 125cc classification. |
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May 15, 2006
Karpets takes second place in opening TT stage of Volta a Catalunya
Vladimir
Karpets of Caisse D'Epargne/Illes Balears takes second in the
Stage 1 opening time trial of the Volta a Catalunya. |
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May 3, 2006
Marga
Fullana takes second in Madrid MTB World Cup Round
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Marga Fullana has taken the second podium
spot at the MTB World Cup in Madrid. She returned to the top levels of competition
with the Spiuk/Illes Balears team this year and she is on fire. With this result
she improves on her third place in World Cup Round 1 in Curacao one month
ago and sits second in the overall standings. Her next major race will be the
MTB World Cup Round 3 in Belgium. |
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May 7, 2006
Spiuk Continental Team wins Vuelta a Extremadura, taking the top two GC spots
and the Teams Classification
Pedro Romero Ocampo and Ángel Rodríguez
of the Spiuk UCI Continental Team have taken the top two GC spots
and the Teams Classification in the 2006 Vuelta Ciclista Internacional
a Extremadura. |
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May 7, 2006
Isaac Galvez takes
Stage 5 of the Four Days of Dunkirk
Caisse D'Epargne/Illes Balears sprinter Isaac Galvez took the fifth and final
stage of the Four Days of Dunkirk. |
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May 6, 2006
Caisse
D'Epargne/Illes Balears riders Francisco Perez and Jose Ivan Gutierrez
take 6th and 7th place in opening Giro TT stage
Francisco Perez and Jose Ivan Gutierrez (Silver Medallist in
Men's Time Trial at the Worlds in Madrid last Oct.) take 6th and
7th place in opening Giro stage and remain in top 10 on GC after
today's third stage. |
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April 30 , 2006
Alejandro
Valverde takes stage 4 of Tour of Romandie, second place in the
prologue, and third on GC
Capping off an incredible couple of weeks that saw wins in
Fleche Wallonne and Liege-Bastogne-Liege, Valverde continued his
impressive performance with a second place in the prologue, a commanding
win in stage 4, and a third place in the general classification.
He continues as leader in the ProTour rankings. |
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April 23 , 2006
Alejandro
Valverde wins the 2006 Liege-Bastogne-Liege!
Alejandro Valverde
has done the double winning Fleche Wallonne and Liege-Bastogne-Liege.
The first Spaniard to do so. And the first Spaniard to win L-B-L. He now takes
over the Pro Tour lead from Tom Boonen. |
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April 23 , 2006
Alejandro
Valverde wins the 2006 Fleche Wallonne!
Spanish sensation and Caisse D'Epargne/Illes Balears rider Alejandro Valverde
has won the 2006 edition of Fleche Wallonne with a stunning and commanding attack
on the Mur de Huy. |
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April 16, 2006
Spain takes Gold
in the Men's Madison at the 2006 World Track Championship in
Bordeaux, France on the new Kuips Track bike
Joan Llaneras takes the Gold Medal with Isaac Galvez in
the Men's Madison at the 2006 World Championships in France. Llaneras
is winner of the Olympic Gold (Sydney 2000) and Silver (Athens
2004). He has joined Spiuk to collaborate on the new line of signature
track bikes which he will debut in late 2006. |
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10,
2006:
For immediate release: DPM
Sports/Spiuk-Kuips USA launches new U.S. Web site.
DPM Sports/Spiuk-Kuips USA launched it's new U.S. Web site
today. The new site offers a thorough and detailed presentation of
the large and comprehensive Spiuk and Kuips lines. We're thrilled
to have the new site on line. It provides a wealth of information
about Spiuk and Kuips products and, most important, shows every item,
model, and color we have available in stock for immediate shipping
in the U.S. and Canada. For our first months in business we had our
U.S. "welcome" page that led viewers to the Spiuk-Kuips site in Spain.
Browsing the Spanish Spiuk site sometimes caused confusion for dealers
and consumers as they would see products that we did not yet have
or did not exist yet. European release dates are different than ours
and in Spain, with Spiuk being the leading brand in many product
categories, they post products well before their release because
their dealers are simply going to purchase everything Spiuk makes
and take delivery when available. In the U.S., with us being a new
company, dealers are not so much interested in what we may release
in six months as in whether we have the six pairs of bib shorts,
or stems and bars, or the 10 helmets they need shipped today. They
can now see exactly what our catalog is comprised of and, if its
on the site, we stock it. We've provided new images of all products
along with nice enlargements for better views. We also wrote and
rewrote all product copy and technical data for the American consumer.
Anyone who has spent time on some foreign manufacturer's Web sites
knows that product information that is translated into English is
often poorly translated and does not provide the user with the information
they need. This site solves this issue for us.
Like everything we do in our business, this site remains the focus
of constant attention and we view it as a work in progress that
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April 1, 2006:
Marga Fullana takes third place in Curacao at the MTB World Cup #1!
Marga Fullana has returned from retirement to ride for the new Spiuk-Illes Balears
MTB team and has won her first two races in Spain and has now taken third place
at the MTB World Championship #1 in Curacao. Marga is riding the new Kuips Mountain
Bike that she is also working with Spiuk-Kuips to design. The new Kuips bike
will be available to the public in late 2006. |
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March
14, 2006:
For immediate release: Spiuk
Warm-Up Lotion rated #1 in Bike a Fondo magazine.
In a run-off held by leading Spanish road and mtb magazine Bike
a Fondo, Spiuk's Warming-Up Lotion was rated #1 and received the magazine's
Recommended Product kudos. Other products in the running: Elite ozone
Warming Oil, Galius Sport Rapid Action, Mad Form Creamy Gel, and NAQI
Warming Up 2. |
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September
28, 2005:
For immediate release: Spiuk
retains leadership as the top clothing, helmet, and eyewear manufacturer
in Europe.
European industry journal CMD reports that Spiuk has been selected
the leader in the clothing, helmet, and eyewear categories, heralded
by European dealers as the best company to work with in these product
categories. The industry report gauges dealer response to questions
regarding product quality, product delivery, warranty and customer
service, and profitability of the brand for the dealer. Spiuk has achieved
top honors in the above-mentioned categories for four consecutive years. |
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September 25,
2006
Spiuk-Kuips athletes sweep Silver
Medals at the 2005 Worlds in Madrid.
Joane Somarriba: Elite Women's Time Trial riding her Kuips
Stella bike in World Champion colors; Alejandro Valverde: Elite Men's Road
Race; Jose Ivan Gutierrez: Elite Men's Time Trial. |
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