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"Both Rasmus Guldhammer and Fabian Wegmann are in fine form and we will have Russell Downing there providing local knowledge. Unfortunately, Linus Gerdemann was forced to withdraw due to a strained neck muscle."

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FABIAN WEGMANN

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MARTIN MORTENSEN

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MICHAEL CARBEL

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RASMUS GULDHAMMER

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RASMUS QUAADE

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RUSSELL DOWNING

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03.09.2015 @ 16:32 Posted by Emil Axelgaard

On Sunday, Cult proudly take on the longest stage race on their 2015 calendar. The Tour of Britain is made up of 8 stages in varied terrain starting in beautiful Wales to finish in the historically famous streets of London.

 

CULT Energy Pro Cycling will be in the race with this powerful line-up: Russell Downing, Rasmus Guldhammer, Rasmus Quaade, Fabian Wegmann, Michael Carbel and Martin Mortensen.

 

DS Luke Roberts will be leading the troops and he has this view on the coming challenge:

 

“The Tour is proving to be a favored race for riders preparing for the World championships and will boast an extremely good field of starters. The races in Britain reward an aggressive style of racing and that is what Cult Energy Pro Cycling is renowned for, so we are going there with the highest of expectations. Both Rasmus Guldhammer and Fabian Wegmann are in fine form and we will have Russell Downing there providing local knowledge. Unfortunately, Linus Gerdemann was forced to withdraw due to a strained neck muscle, but he will be replaced with Rasmus Quaade who proved in Poitou-Charantes to be in great condition and will be fine-tuning his form for the TT World championships."

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