EF Education First / Season 2019

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This list describes the squad and the achievements of the EF Education First cycling team in the 2019 season .

Success in the UCI WorldTour

date run winner
March 16 FranceFrance7th stage Paris-Nice ColombiaColombia Daniel Felipe Martínez
7th of April BelgiumBelgium Tour of Flanders ItalyItaly Alberto Bettiol
23rd June SwitzerlandSwitzerland9th stage Tour de Suisse United KingdomUnited Kingdom Hugh Carthy
September 1 FranceFrance Bretagne Classic - Ouest-France BelgiumBelgium Sep Vanmarcke
12th September SpainSpain18th stage Vuelta a España ColombiaColombia Sergio Higuita
October 18 China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China2nd stage Tour of Guangxi United KingdomUnited Kingdom Daniel McLay

Success in the UCI America Tour

date run Cat. winner
February 12th ColombiaColombia1st stage Tour Colombia ( MZF ) 2.1 United StatesUnited States EF Education First
17th August United StatesUnited States5th stage Tour of Utah 2.HC AustraliaAustralia Lachlan Morton
18th of August United StatesUnited States6th stage Tour of Utah 2.HC United StatesUnited States Joe Dombrowski

Success in the UCI Europe Tour

date run Cat. winner
February 22 FranceFrance1st stage Tour du Haut-Var 2.1 BelgiumBelgium Sep Vanmarcke
9th October ItalyItaly Milan-Turin 1.HC CanadaCanada Michael Woods

Success in the UCI Oceania Tour

date run Cat. winner
January 30th AustraliaAustralia1st stage Herald Sun Tour 2.1 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Daniel McLay
31 January AustraliaAustralia2nd stage Herald Sun Tour 2.1 CanadaCanada Michael Woods

National road cycling champions

date run winner
February 1st ColombiaColombia Colombian Championship - Individual Time Trial ColombiaColombia Daniel Felipe Martínez
June 22 EcuadorEcuador Ecuadorian Championship - Individual Time Trial EcuadorEcuador Jonathan Caicedo
23rd June EcuadorEcuador Ecuadorian Championship - Road Race EcuadorEcuador Jonathan Caicedo
June 30th United StatesUnited States American Championship - Road Racing United StatesUnited States Alex Howes

team

Wikidata logo S.svgTeam roster
Surname Date of birth country Previous team
Sean Bennett March 31, 1996 United States United States
Alberto Bettiol October 29, 1993 ITA Italy BMC Racing Team (2018)
Matti Breschel August 31, 1984 THE Denmark Astana (2017)
Nathan Brown July 7, 1991 United States United States Bontrager (2013)
Jonathan Caicedo April 28, 1993 ECU Ecuador Medellin (2018)
Hugh Carthy July 9, 1994 GBR United Kingdom Caja Rural-Seguros RGA (2016)
Simon Clarke July 18, 1986 OUT Australia Orica-GreenEDGE (2015)
Lawson Craddock February 20, 1992 United States United States Giant-Alpecin (2015)
Mitchell Docker 2nd October 1986 OUT Australia Orica-Scott (2017)
Joseph Dombrowski May 12, 1991 United States United States Sky (2014)
Sergio Higuita (May 1st - December 31st) August 1, 1997 COL Colombia
Moreno Hofland August 31, 1991 NED Netherlands Lotto-Soudal (2018)
Alex Howes January 1, 1988 United States United States Chipotle Development (2011)
Tanel Kangert March 11, 1987 EST Estonia Astana (2018)
Sebastian Langeveld 17th January 1985 NED Netherlands Orica-GreenEDGE (2013)
Daniel Felipe Martínez April 25, 1996 COL Colombia Wilier Triestina-Selle Italia (2017)
Daniel McLay January 3, 1992 GBR United Kingdom Arkéa-Samsic (2017)
Sacha Modolo June 19, 1987 ITA Italy UAE Team Emirates (2017)
Lachlan Morton 2nd January 1992 OUT Australia Dimension Data (2018)
Logan Owen March 25, 1995 United States United States Axeon-Hagens Berman (2017)
Taylor Phinney June 27, 1990 United States United States BMC Racing Team (2016)
Thomas Scully January 14, 1990 NZL New Zealand Drapac Professional Cycling (2016)
Rigoberto Urán January 26, 1987 COL Colombia Etixx-Quick Step (2015)
Julius van den Berg October 23, 1996 NED Netherlands
Tejay van Garderen August 12, 1988 United States United States BMC Racing Team (2018)
Sep Vanmarcke July 27, 1988 BEL Belgium LottoNL-Jumbo (2016)
Luis Villalobos (July 1st -) June 26, 1998 MEX Mexico EF Education First Pro Cycling (2019)
James Whelan July 11, 1996 OUT Australia
Michael Woods October 12, 1986 CAN Canada Optum-Kelly Benefit Strategies (2015)
Source: UCI

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