TI-Raleigh
TI-Raleigh (also TI-Carlton ) was a Dutch cycling team that existed from 1971 to 1983. In the first years from 1971 to 1974 the team drove on a British license.
The team was sponsored by the Tube Investments (TI) holding company , which acted as the holding company for the bicycle manufacturer Raleigh . The team was led by Peter Post and Jules De Wever .
The team was successful in both tours and one-day races . The team was known for its successful team time trials . The greatest success was winning the Tour de France in 1980 .
After the Raleigh Cycle Company withdrew as main sponsor, Peter Post founded the Panasonic-Raleigh team .
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Greatest successes
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Round trips
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Tour de France
- 1976 : 4th stage (Kuiper), 18th (part 3) & 22nd (part 2) stage ( Gerben Karstens ), 5th stage (part 2) ( MZF ) (team)
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1977 :
, Prologue , 2, 5 (Part 2), 16 & 22 (Part 1) (Thurau) 17th stage (Kuiper), 19 & 21 stage (clay man), team standings
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1978 : Prologue, 1st (part 1) & 21st stage (Raas); 16th stage (Kuiper); 3rd stage (Thaler); & 10th stage (Lubberding); 18th & 22nd stage (Knetemann); 4th stage ( MZF ) (team)
- 1979 : Prologue & 22nd stage (Knetemann), 5th stage (Raas), 7th stage (Van Vliet), 4th & 8th stage (MZF) (team)
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1980 :
13 & 20th stage (Zoetemelk), 1 (Part 1), 7 (Part 2 & 9th stage (Raas), 3rd stage ( Henk Lubberding ) 8th stage ( Bert Oosterbosch ), 10 Stage (Priem), Stage 12 (Knetemann), Stage 1 (Part 2) & Stage 7 (Part 1) (MZF) (Team) - 1981 : 2nd & 21st stage (van der Velde), 7th stage (Freuler), 8th & 10th stage ( Ad Wijnands ), 1st (part 2) & 4th stage (MZF) (team)
- 1982 : 1st stage (Peeters), 4th & 11th stage (Knetemann), 6th stage (Raas), 8th stage ( Frank Hoste ), 9th stage (part 1) (MZF) (team)
- 1983 : 6th & 8th stage (Oosterbosch), 13th stage (Lubberding), 17th stage ( Peter Winnen ), team competition
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Vuelta a España
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1976 :
Prolog, 9th, 16th, 18th & 19th (part 2) (Thurau); 1st stage ( José De Cauwer ); 4th stage (Kuiper); 12th stage ( Gerben Karstens );
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Tour de Suisse
- 1975: 4th stage ( Bert Pronk )
- 1976 :, 3rd stage (Kuiper); 5th stage (Thurau), 9th stage (part 1) ( Piet van Katwijk )
- 1978: Prologue (Knetemann), 4th stage (part 1) (Lubberding)
- 1979: ( Wilfried Wesemael ); Prologue, 3rd (part 1), 6th & 9th (part 2) (Knetemann); 9th stage (part 1) (Lubberding)
- 1981: 10th stage (Freuler)
- 1983: 4th stage (Winnen)
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Paris – Nice
- 1977: 3rd & 6th (part 2) stage (Knetemann)
- 1978: 1st, 2nd & 7th (part 2) stage (Knetemann)
- 1979: Prologue (Knetemann), 2nd stage (Van Vliet), 3rd stage (Raas)
- 1980: Prologue & 7th stage (part 2) (Knetemann), 1st stage (part 2) (Raas)
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Critérium du Dauphiné Libéré
- 1979: 1st stage (Thaler), 5th stage (part 1) (Van Vliet), 7th stage (part 1) (Wesemael)
- 1980: & 6th stage (van der Velde), prologue (Zoetemelk)
- 1981: Prologue (van der Velde), 3rd stage (part 2) ( Bert Oosterbosch )
- 1982: 1st stage (Wijnands)
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Tour de Romandie
- 1978:, 1st & 5th stage (van der Velde)
- 1979: Prologue (Lubberding), 2nd stage (van der Velde)
- 1980: 5th stage (Zoetemelk)
- 1981: Prologue (Freuler), 2nd stage (Peeters), 5th stage (part 1) (van der Felde), 5th stage (part 2) (Knetemann)
- 1982: Prologue ( René Koppert )
- 1983: 1st stage ( Gerard Veldscholten ), 4th stage (Lubberding)
- 1978:,
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Tirreno-Adriatico
- 1982: Prologue & 4th stage (Knetemann)
- 1983: 5th stage (Oosterbosch)
