Aviludo-Louletano

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Aviludo-Louletano
Team data
UCI code ALU
nationality PortugalPortugal Portugal
License Continental team
operator Louletano Desportes Clube
First season 2005
2013
Last season 2010
discipline Street
staff
Team manager PortugalPortugal Antonio do Adro
Sportl. ladder PortugalPortugal Jorge Piedade
Name story
Years Surname
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009–2010
2013–2014
2015
2016–2017
2018
Madeinox-AR Canelas
Madeinox-Bric-AR Canelas
Madeinox-Bric-Loulé
Centro Ciclismo de Loulé
Centro Ciclismo de Loulé-Louletano
Louletano-Dunas Douradas
Louletano- Ray Just Energy
Louletano-Hospital de Loulé
Aviludo-Louletano
Website
www.louletanodc.pt

Aviludo-Louletano is a Portuguese cycling team based in Loulé .

The team was founded in 2005 under the name Madeinox-AR Canelas. The next year, the sponsor Bric was added and from 2007 the city of Loulé , which had previously been on board with the now disbanded Imoholding-Loulé Jardim Hotel , was the third sponsor. From its inception until 2010, the team had a UCI license as a Continental Team and mainly takes part in races on the UCI Europe Tour .

The team has been licensed as a Continental team again since 2013. The manager is Antônio do Adro, who is supported by the sporting director Jorge Piedade.

2020 season

National road cycling champions

date run winner
August 16 RussiaRussia Russian championship - road racing RussiaRussia Sergei Shilov

2018 season

Success in the Europe Tour

date run Cat. winner
14.-18. March PortugalPortugal Overall ranking Volta ao Alentejo 2.2 PortugalPortugal Luis Mendonca
July 14th PortugalPortugal3rd stage Troféu Joaquim Agostinho 2.2 SpainSpain Oscar Hernandez
3rd August PortugalPortugal2nd stage Tour of Portugal 2.1 SpainSpain Vicente Garcia
August 10 PortugalPortugal8th stage Tour of Portugal 2.1 SpainSpain Vicente Garcia
12. August PortugalPortugal10th stage Portugal Tour ( EZF ) 2.1 SpainSpain Vicente Garcia

2017 season

Success in the Europe Tour

date run Cat. winner
March 12th PortugalPortugal Classica Aldeias do Xisto - Cylin'Portugal 1.2 SpainSpain Vicente Garcia
13 August PortugalPortugal8th stage Tour of Portugal 2.1 SpainSpain Vicente Garcia

team

Wikidata logo S.svgTeam roster
Surname Date of birth country Previous team
Nuno Almeida October 10, 1991 POR Portugal Efapel (2016)
Cristian Cañada March 23, 1991 ESP Spain
David de la Fuente May 4th 1981 ESP Spain Sporting-Tavira (2016)
André Evangelista January 31, 1996 POR Portugal
Hélder Ferreira February 15, 1991 POR Portugal Efapel (2016)
Raúl García de Mateos 5th July 1982 ESP Spain Andorra-Grandvalira (2013)
Vicente García de Mateos September 19, 1988 ESP Spain Matrix Powertag (2013)
Óscar Hernández September 12, 1992 ESP Spain
Iúri Jorge May 19, 1991 POR Portugal
João Letras August 31, 1991 POR Portugal
Luís Mendonça January 16, 1986 POR Portugal
Pedro Paulinho May 27, 1990 POR Portugal LA Alumínios-Antarte (2016)
Rui Rodrigues January 15, 1992 POR Portugal
Sandro Pinto 20th of February 1988 POR Portugal Efapel Glassdrive (2013)
Source: UCI

2009 season

Success in the Europe Tour

date run Cat. winner
10th of July PortugalPortugal3rd stage Grande Prémio Internacional de Torres Vedras 2.2 PortugalPortugal João Cabreira
August 9 PortugalPortugal4th stage Volta a Portugal 2.HC PortugalPortugal João Cabreira
12. August PortugalPortugal6th stage Volta a Portugal 2.HC SpainSpain Eladio Jiménez

Placements in UCI rankings

UCI Africa Tour

season Team ranking Driver ranking
2009 18th PortugalPortugal Pedro Lopes (103rd)
2010 - -
2013 - 2016 - -

UCI America Tour

season Team ranking Driver ranking
2009 - 2010 - -
2013 27. ChileChile Carlos Oyarzun (97.)
2014 - 2016 - -

UCI Asia Tour

season Team ranking Driver ranking
2009 - 2010 - -
2013 - -
2014 83. SpainSpain Vicente García (427.)
2015 - 2016 - -

UCI Europe Tour

season Team ranking Driver ranking
2009 65. PortugalPortugal João Cabreira (235.)
2010 41. SpainSpain Santiago Perez (88.)
2013 94. ChileChile Carlos Oyarzun (481.)
2014 92. SpainSpain Vicente García (426.)
2015 62. PortugalPortugal João Benta (255.)
2016 73. SpainSpain Vicente García (308.)

See also

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