Team Ukyo
Team data
UCI code
UKO
nationality
Japan Japan
License
Continental team
operator
Katayama Planning Co. Ltd
First season
2001 (2012 as a cycling team)
discipline
Street
Wheel manufacturer
Kuota
staff
Team manager
Japan Ukyō Katayama
Sportl. ladder
Spain Pablo Urtasun
Name story
Years
Surname
2012-
Team Ukyo
Website
http://www.teamukyo.com
The Ukyo team is a Japanese motor sport - and since 2012 also a cycling team based in Tokyo in the Shibuya district .
history The team was founded in 2001 by Formula 1 driver Ukyō Katayama to take part in the Japanese Super GT Championship. Since 2011 it has been participating in the Super GT together with Good Smile Company's team study GLAD Racing as a GSR & study with TeamUKYO with a Miku-Hatsune - BMW Z4 .
In 2010, Ukyō Katayama cooperated with the cycling team Utsunomiya Blitzen and in 2012 registered Team Ukyo as a Continental team that participates in the UCI Continental Circuits . Katayama acts as manager, who is supported by the sporting directors Shuichi Inoue, Yūsuke Numazawa, Jesús Rodríguez and Tadahiko Kuwabara.
Season 2019 Success in the UCI Asia Tour
date
run
winner
June 29th
Japan
Japan Kosuke Takeyama
2018 season Success in the UCI Asia Tour team
Surname
Date of birth
country
Previous team
Rodrigo Araque May 2, 1991
Marc de Maar February 15, 1984
Hengxiang Cycling Team (2017)
Yūsuke Hatanaka June 21, 1985
Shimano Racing Team (2014)
Eiichi Hirai November 18, 1990
Yoshimitsu Hiratsuka November 13, 1988
Robbie Hucker March 13, 1990
IsoWhey Sports-Swiss Wellness (2017)
Yūma Koishi September 15, 1993
Nippo-Vini Fantini (2017)
Raymond Kreder November 26, 1989
Roompot-Nederlandse Loterij (2017)
Michimasa Nakai September 22, 1994
Benjamin Prades October 26, 1983
Matrix Powertag (2015)
Óscar Pujol October 16, 1983
Skydive Dubai (2014)
Suguru Tokuda May 31, 1994
Tanzō Tokuda April 13, 1992
Naoya Yoshioka
December 23, 1991
Nasu Blowjob (2017)
Kohei Yokotsuka
August 8, 1994
Source: UCI
2017 season Success in the UCI Asia Tour
date
run
winner
25th June
Japan
Japan Yusuke Hatanaka
team
Surname
Date of birth
country
Previous team
Jon Aberasturi March 28, 1989
Euskadi (2014)
Rodrigo Araque May 2, 1991
Nathan Earle 4th June 1988
Drapac Professional Cycling (2016)
Egoitz Fernández October 21, 1992
Salvador Guardiola 5th September 1988
Yūsuke Hatanaka June 21, 1985
Shimano Racing Team (2014)
Takaaki Higuchi September 29, 1995
Eiichi Hirai November 18, 1990
Yoshimitsu Hiratsuka November 13, 1988
Yukinori Hishinuma March 5, 1992
Amore & Vita-Selle SMP (2016)
Michimasa Nakai September 22, 1994
Benjamin Prades October 26, 1983
Matrix Powertag (2015)
Óscar Pujol October 16, 1983
Skydive Dubai (2014)
Suguru Tokuda May 31, 1994
Tanzō Tokuda April 13, 1992
Source: UCI
Placements in UCI rankings UCI Africa Tour
UCI Asia Tour
UCI Europe Tour
See also Web links Individual evidence
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Japan
Pablo Urtasun
Raymond Kreder
1st stage Tour de Korea
Overall ranking Banyuwangi Tour de Ijen
Robbie Hucker
2nd stage Tour de Taiwan
1st stage Tour of Thailand
Team roster
Spain
Netherlands
Japan
Australia
1st stage Tour of Qinghai Lake
Team ranking UCI Asia Tour 2017
Ido Zilberstein (814.)