Bike Aid

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Bike Aid
Team data
UCI code BAI
nationality GermanyGermany Germany
License UCI Continental Team
operator Windkante Service UG
First season 2014
discipline Street
Wheel manufacturer Benotti
Sportl. ladder Lutz rotary head
Name story
Years Surname
2014
2015
2016
2017-
Bike Aid-Ride for Help
Bike Aid
Stradalli-Bike Aid
Bike Aid
Website
www.bike-aid.de

Bike Aid is a German cycling team based in Blieskastel .

The team led by the sporting director Lutz Drehkopf was founded in 2014 and registered as the UCI Continental Team . Co-founder and jointly responsible is Timo Schäfer , who has also been active as a cyclist for the team since it was founded .

The aim of the team, according to its own statements, is to contribute to the promotion of education in structurally poor countries with its own projects, as well as to enable intercultural exchange and to live it itself. In addition to a sporting perspective, drivers from developing countries should also receive language training and an internship with team sponsors.

The team is connected to and is supported by the eponymous Bike Aid eV , a non-profit association based in Saarbrücken, whose goal is to combine charity and the promotion of cycling.

In the first year of the team's existence, Mekseb Debesay won the individual classification of the UCI Africa Tour 2014 , which the team finished third in the team classification . The team won the team classification of the UCI Africa Tour 2017 .

At the beginning of the 2020 season, the Turkish Corendon Airlines , previously sponsor of the Corendon Circus team , became the team's new sponsor.

2020 season

Success in the UCI Continental Circuits

date run Cat. winner
July 23 RomaniaRomaniaPrologue Sibiu Cycling Tour ( EZF ) 2.1 GermanyGermany Nicodemus Holler

Season 2019

Success in the UCI Europe Tour

date run Cat. winner
February 10th TurkeyTurkey Grand Prix Alanya 1.2 GermanyGermany Lucas Carstensen
26th of April TurkeyTurkey2nd stage Tour of Mersin 2.2 GermanyGermany Aaron Grosser
April 27 TurkeyTurkey3rd stage Tour of Mersin 2.2 NetherlandsNetherlands Peter Koning
25.-28. April TurkeyTurkey Overall ranking Tour of Mersin 2.2 NetherlandsNetherlands Peter Koning

2018 season

Success in the UCI Africa Tour

date run Cat. winner
15. January GabonGabon1st stage La Tropicale Amissa Bongo 2.1 GermanyGermany Lucas Carstensen

Success in the UCI Asia Tour

date run Cat. winner
January 26th United Arab EmiratesUnited Arab Emirates3rd stage Sharjah Tour 2.1 KenyaKenya Salim Kipkemboi
October 24th China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China2nd stage Tour of Hainan 2.HC GermanyGermany Lucas Carstensen
November 9th IndonesiaIndonesia6th stage Tour de Singkarak 2.2 South AfricaSouth Africa Clint Hendricks
November 11th IndonesiaIndonesia8th stage Tour de Singkarak 2.2 GermanyGermany Nicodemus Holler

Success in the UCI Europe Tour

date run Cat. winner
May 24th IrelandIreland5th stage at Post Rás 2.2 GermanyGermany Lucas Carstensen
18th of August HungaryHungary4th stage Tour de Hongrie 2.1 GermanyGermany Nicodemus Holler
August 19th HungaryHungary5th stage Tour de Hongrie 2.1 GermanyGermany Nicodemus Holler

team

Wikidata logo S.svgTeam roster
Surname Date of birth country Previous team
Meron Abraham March 15, 1995 ERI Eritrea
Daniel Bichlmann August 18, 1988 GER Germany
Lucas Carstensen June 16, 1994 GER Germany
Nicodemus Holler May 4th 1991 GER Germany
Charles Kagimu September 15, 1998 UGA Uganda
Suleiman Kangangi December 9, 1988 KEN Kenya Kenyan Riders Downunder (2016)
Salim Kipkemboi November 30, 1998 KEN Kenya Kenyan Riders Downunder (2016)
Geoffrey Langat September 15, 1991 KEN Kenya
Patrick Lechner December 12, 1988 GER Germany
Timo Schäfer August 9, 1982 GER Germany
Matthias Schnapka July 27, 1980 GER Germany
Tino Thömel June 6, 1988 GER Germany RTS-Monton Racing (2016)
Source: UCI

2017 season

Success in the UCI Africa Tour

date run Cat. winner
March 12th CameroonCameroon2nd stage Tour du Cameroun 2.2 GermanyGermany Nicodemus Holler
March 13th CameroonCameroon3rd stage Tour du Cameroun 2.2 EritreaEritrea Meron Teshome
March, 15 CameroonCameroon5th stage Tour du Cameroun 2.2 EritreaEritrea Meron Teshome
11-19 March CameroonCameroon Overall ranking Tour du Cameroun 2.2 GermanyGermany Nicodemus Holler
April 18 EritreaEritrea1st stage Tour of Eritrea 2.2 EritreaEritrea Meron Teshome
20th of April EritreaEritrea3rd stage Tour of Eritrea 2.2 EritreaEritrea Meron Teshome
Union-Cycliste-Internationale-Logo.svg Team ranking UCI Africa Tour 2017

Success in the UCI Europe Tour

date run Cat. winner
May 20th UkraineUkraine3rd stage Tour of Ukraine 2.2 GermanyGermany Tino Thömel

team

Wikidata logo S.svgTeam roster
Surname Date of birth country Previous team
Joschka Beck March 22, 1993 GER Germany
Daniel Bichlmann August 18, 1988 GER Germany
Amanuel Mengis January 14, 1995 ERI Eritrea
Awet Habtom (22 Mar - 31 Dec) January 1, 1998 ERI Eritrea
Nicodemus Holler May 4th 1991 GER Germany
Suleiman Kangangi December 9, 1988 KEN Kenya Kenyan Riders Downunder (2016)
Salim Kipkemboi November 30, 1998 KEN Kenya Kenyan Riders Downunder (2016)
Geoffrey Langat September 15, 1991 KEN Kenya
Patrick Lechner December 12, 1988 GER Germany
Timothy Rugg November 24, 1985 United States United States
Timo Schäfer August 9, 1982 GER Germany
Matthias Schnapka July 27, 1980 GER Germany
Meron Teshome July 13, 1992 ERI Eritrea
Tino Thömel June 6, 1988 GER Germany RTS-Monton Racing (2016)
Adne van Engelen (Apr 10 - Dec 31) March 16, 1993 NED Netherlands
Source: UCI

Placements in the UCI rankings

UCI Africa Tour

season Team ranking best driver
2014 3. EritreaEritrea Mekseb Debesay (1st)
2015 4th EritreaEritrea Mekseb Debesay (5th)
2016 7th EritreaEritrea Meron Teshome (33.)

UCI America Tour

season Team ranking best driver
2014 - -
2015 48. GermanyGermany Yannick Mayer (315.)
2016 - -

UCI Asia Tour

season Team ranking best driver
2014 76. EritreaEritrea Mekseb Debesay (370.)
2015 73. EritreaEritrea Meron Amanuel (296.)
2016 57. GermanyGermany Nicodemus Holler (182.)

UCI Europe Tour

season Team ranking best driver
2014 - 2015 - -
2016 130. GermanyGermany Nicodemus Holler (1267.)

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ A successful balancing act between competitive sport and management. In: radsport-news.com. November 2, 2018, accessed November 2, 2018 .
  2. radsport-news.com from December 16, 2013: Bike Aid-Ride for Help: The name says it all
  3. Debesay Afrikas Radsportler 2014. radsport-news.com, December 22, 2014, accessed on December 23, 2014 .
  4. Corendon joins Team Bike Aid. In: radsport-news.com. February 19, 2020, accessed February 19, 2020 .

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