ColoQuick

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ColoQuick
Team data
UCI code TCQ
nationality DenmarkDenmark Denmark
License Continental team
First season 2005
2012 ( re-established )
Last season 2010
discipline Street
Wheel manufacturer RTS
staff
representative DenmarkDenmark Brian Pedersen
Team manager DenmarkDenmark Ricky Jørgensen
Sportl. ladder DenmarkDenmark Tonny Breiner Martin Lind Claus Madsen Mickael Moberg Jørgensen Kristoffer Nielsen Days Nielsen
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Name story
Years Surname
2005–2009
2010
2012–2013
2014
2015
2016–2017
2018–
Team Designa Køkken
Team Designa Køkken-Blue Water
Designa Køkken-Knudsgaard
Team Designa Køkken-Knudsgaard
Team ColoQuick
ColoQuick-Cult
ColoQuick
Website
www.coloquick.dk

The ColoQuick is a Danish cycling team based in Skive .

The team was founded in 2005 as the Continental Team . The manager is Brian Pedersen and the sporting directors are Ricky Jørgensen , Tonny Breiner, Martin Lind , Claus Madsen, Mickael Moberg Jørgensen, Kristoffer Nielsen and Tage Nielsen . The sponsor Designa Køkken is a company that produces household items for the kitchen. The team will be equipped with RTS bikes.

Since not enough sponsors were found, the team had to cease operations at the end of 2010. They have been driving as a Continental team again since 2012.

Season 2019

Success in the UCI Europe Tour

date run Cat. driver
April 21 FranceFrance4th stage Tour du Loir-et-Cher 2.2 DenmarkDenmark Steffen Munk
1st of May GermanyGermany Eschborn-Frankfurt (U23) 1.2U DenmarkDenmark Frederik Madsen
May 4th DenmarkDenmark Himmerland Rounds 1.2 DenmarkDenmark Niklas Larsen
5th of May DenmarkDenmark Skive – Løbet 1.2 DenmarkDenmark Frederik Madsen
31. May FranceFrance1a. Stage Tour de la Mirabelle 2.2 DenmarkDenmark Morten Hulgaard
16th of July ItalyItalyPrologue Giro della Valle d'Aosta ( EZF ) 2.2U DenmarkDenmark Jacob Hindsgaul Madsen
21-25 August DenmarkDenmark Overall ranking Tour of Denmark 2.HC DenmarkDenmark Niklas Larsen
7th of September NorwayNorway Lillehammer GP 1.2 DenmarkDenmark Niklas Larsen

National road cycling champions

date run winner
June 22 DenmarkDenmark Danish Championship - Individual Time Trial (U23) DenmarkDenmark Johan Price-Pejtersen
23rd June DenmarkDenmark Danish Championship - Road Race (U23) DenmarkDenmark Frederik Madsen

2018 season

Success in the UCI Europe Tour

date run Cat. driver
April 14th FranceFrance4th stage Tour du Loir-et-Cher 2.2 DenmarkDenmark Emil Vinjebo
April 29 DenmarkDenmark Skive – Løbet 1.2 DenmarkDenmark Rasmus Bogh Wallin
26th of August NetherlandsNetherlands Ronde van Midden-Nederland 1.2 DenmarkDenmark Casper von Folsach
September 11 NetherlandsNetherlands1st stage Olympia's Tour 2.2U DenmarkDenmark Julius Johansen
September 15th NetherlandsNetherlands5b. Stage Olympia's Tour ( EZF ) 2.2U DenmarkDenmark Johan Price-Pejtersen
11-16 September NetherlandsNetherlands Overall ranking Olympia’s Tour 2.2U DenmarkDenmark Julius Johansen

National road cycling champions

date run winner
June 10th DenmarkDenmark Danish Championship - Road Race (U23) DenmarkDenmark Julius Johansen

team

Wikidata logo S.svgTeam roster
Surname Date of birth country Previous team
Almindsø rune November 21, 1995 THE Denmark
Steffen Christiansen November 2, 1994 THE Denmark BHS-Almeborg Bornholm (2017)
Casper von Folsach March 30, 1993 THE Denmark Giant-Castelli (2017)
Hardahl is different May 3, 1996 THE Denmark Waoo (2016)
Julius Johansen September 13, 1999 THE Denmark
Mathias Larsen May 2, 1999 THE Denmark
Daniel Lyhne March 3, 1996 THE Denmark
Christian Jørgensen November 13, 1987 THE Denmark Waoo (2016)
Johan Price-Pejtersen May 26, 1999 THE Denmark
Frederik Madsen January 22, 1998 THE Denmark Giant-Castelli (2017)
Alexander Salby June 4, 1998 THE Denmark BHS-Almeborg Bornholm (2017)
Jonas Vingegaard December 10, 1996 THE Denmark
Emil Vinjebo March 24, 1994 THE Denmark Giant-Castelli (2017)
Rasmus Bøgh Wallin January 2, 1996 THE Denmark Soigneur-Copenhagen (2016)
Source: UCI

2017 season

Success in the UCI Europe Tour

date run Cat. driver
5th of August SwedenSweden Kalmar Grand Prix 1.2 DenmarkDenmark Rasmus Bogh Wallin

team

Wikidata logo S.svgTeam roster
Surname Date of birth country Previous team
Almindsø rune November 21, 1995 THE Denmark
Louis Bendixen June 23, 1995 THE Denmark
Hardahl is different May 3, 1996 THE Denmark Waoo (2016)
Dennis Herforth September 26, 1982 THE Denmark
Magnus Bak Klaris January 23, 1996 THE Denmark SEG Racing Academy (2016)
Mathias Krigbaum 3rd February 1995 THE Denmark
Daniel Lyhne March 3, 1996 THE Denmark
Christian Jørgensen November 13, 1987 THE Denmark Waoo (2016)
Martin Mortensen 5th November 1984 THE Denmark ONE (2016)
Jesper Odgaard Nielsen 7th July 1984 THE Denmark Blue Water (2012)
Jesper Schultz February 27, 1996 THE Denmark Almeborg-Bornholm (2016)
Torkil Veyhe January 9, 1990 THE Denmark
Jonas Vingegaard December 10, 1996 THE Denmark
Rasmus Bøgh Wallin January 2, 1996 THE Denmark Soigneur-Copenhagen (2016)
Source: UCI

Placements in UCI rankings

UCI Africa Tour

season Team ranking Driver ranking
2009 - -
2010 9. DenmarkDenmark Michael Reihs (65.)
2012 - 2016 - -

UCI America Tour

season Team ranking Driver ranking
2009 - 2014 - -
2015 28. DenmarkDenmark Alexander Kamp (128th)
2016 - -

UCI Asia Tour

season Team ranking Driver ranking
2008 19th DenmarkDenmark Alex Rasmussen (15.)
2009 49. DenmarkDenmark Kim Nielsen (219th)
2010 - -
2012 - -
2013 67. DenmarkDenmark Philip Nielsen (295.)
2014 - 2015 - -
2016 38. DenmarkDenmark Jonas Vingegaard (83rd)

UCI Europe Tour

season Team ranking Driver ranking
2005 74. DenmarkDenmark Michael Reihs (224.)
2006 73. DenmarkDenmark Chris Anker Sørensen (227.)
2007 31. DenmarkDenmark René Jørgensen (62.)
2008 30th DenmarkDenmark Jakob Fuglsang (42.)
2009 15th LatviaLatvia Aleksejs Saramotins (10.)
2010 50. RussiaRussia Sergei Firsanov (85.)
2012 124. DenmarkDenmark Alexander Mørk (1113.)
2013 110. DenmarkDenmark Rolf Broge (528.)
2014 117. DenmarkDenmark Rolf Broge (749.)
2015 51. DenmarkDenmark Alexander Kamp (58th)
2016 113. DenmarkDenmark Aske Vorre (1071.)

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