Burgos bra

Burgos bra
Team data
UCI code	BBH
nationality	Spain
License	ProTeam
First season	2006
discipline	Street
Wheel manufacturer	bra
staff
Team manager	Julio Andrés Izquierdo
Sportl. ladder	Diego Gallego
Name story
Years	Surname
2006–2007 2008 2009 2010–2011 2012–2013 2014–	Viña Magna-Cropu Burgos Monumental Burgos Monumental-Castilla y León Burgos 2016-Castilla y León Burgos Bra-Castilla y León Burgos-Bra
Team photo
Website
www.burgosproteam.com

Burgos-BH is a Spanish cycling team based in Rubena .

The team received a UCI license as a Continental Team under the name Burgos Monumental for the 2008 season and mainly takes part in races on the UCI Europe Tour . In 2018 the team received a license as a Professional Continental Team . The manager is Julio Andrés Izquierdo, who is supported by the sporting director Diego Gallego.

In November 2018, Ibai Salas was convicted of doping and banned for four years. After David Belda , who tested positive for EPO in December 2017 and Igor Meriño , who was convicted of doping in the summer of that year, this was the team's third ban in a year. The entire team was then excluded from racing by the Union Cycliste Internationale for the period from January 16, 2019 to February 5, 2019.

2020 season

team

Team roster
Surname	Date of birth	country	Previous team
Jetse Bol	September 8, 1989	Netherlands
Óscar Cabedo	November 12, 1994	Spain
Carlos Canal Blanco	June 28, 2001	Spain
Isaac Cantón	June 13, 1996	Spain	Kometa (2019)
Jorge Cubero	November 6, 1992	Spain
Jesús Ezquerra	November 30, 1990	Spain	Sporting-Tavira (2017)
Ángel Fuentes	5th November 1996	Spain
Matthew Gibson	September 2, 1996	United Kingdom	JLT Condor (2018)
Pablo Guerrero	March 20, 1992	Spain	RP-Boavista (2019)
Victor Langellotti	June 7, 1995	Monaco	UC Monaco (2017)
Ángel Madrazo	July 30, 1988	Spain	Delko-Marseille Provence-KTM (2018)
Alex Molenaar	July 13, 1999	Netherlands	Monkey Town (2019)
José Fernandes	October 30, 1995	Portugal
Juan Felipe Osorio	January 30, 1995	Colombia	União Desportiva Oliveirense (2019)
Manuel Peñalver	December 10, 1998	Spain	Unieuro Trevigiani-Hemus 1896 (2018)
Diego Rubio	June 13, 1991	Spain	Caja Rural-Seguros RGA (2017)
Nícolas Sessler	April 29, 1994	Brazil
Willie Smit	December 29, 1992	South Africa	Katusha-Alpecin (2019)
Jaume Sureda	July 25, 1996	Spain
Ricardo Vilela	18th December 1987	Portugal	Manzana Postobón (2018)
Source: UCI

Placements in UCI rankings

UCI Africa Tour (until 2018)

season	Team ranking	Driver ranking
2009 - 2010	-	-
2011	18th	Jacques Janse van Rensburg (125th)
2012 - 2018	-	-

UCI America Tour (until 2018)

season	Team ranking	Driver ranking
2007	26th	Víctor Gómez (150th)
2008	36.	Joaquín Sobrino (183.)
2009	12.	Byron Guamá (13th)
2010	7th	Grégory Brenes (26.)
2011 - 2013	-	-
2014	36.	David Belda (273.)
2015 - 2016	-	-
2017	37.	Óscar Quiroz (99.)
2018	-	-

UCI Asia Tour (until 2018)

season	Team ranking	Driver ranking
2009 - 2012	-	-
2013	31.	Luis Mas (83.)
2014	26th	Juan José Oroz (37.)
2015 - 2018	-	-

UCI Europe Tour (until 2018)

season	Team ranking	Driver ranking
2006	41.	Carlos Torrent (65th)
2007	46.	Jaume Rovira (249.)
2008	44.	Sergio Pardilla (40th)
2009	78.	Joaquín Sobrino (229.)
2010	57.	Andrés Avelino (246.)
2011	88	David Belda (556.)
2012	99	Moisés Dueñas (402.)
2013	101.	Moisés Dueñas (529.)
2014	42.	David Belda (32nd)
2015	81.	David Belda (144.)
2016	87.	Pablo Torres (509th)
2017	62.	David Belda (449.)
2018	67.	Diego Rubio (449th)

UCI World Ranking

season	Team ranking	Driver ranking
2019	83.	Ángel Madrazo (498.)

Web links

• Burgos bra in the ProCyclingStats.com database
• Burgos bra in the UCI database

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Burgos BH facing suspension after Salas doping positive. In: cyclingnews.com. November 5, 2018, accessed December 8, 2018 . 
2. ↑ The entire Burgos BH team will be banned for 21 days. In: radsport-news.com. December 8, 2018, accessed December 8, 2018 .