Though it is kind of suprising that they have Matt Wilson who didn’t sign too long ago on there when they forgot Zirbel.

came up with this page/article in Dutch, where in the article it reads (Google translate):

Tom Zirbel * According to earlier reports, Garmin signed a contract, but the American strangely missing on the list. Why is not known.

and in the comments it then has (posted by the website editor):

Sorry everyone – have holiday brain. Updated release with important changes follows. Aldus de persvoorlichtster van Garmin Aldus de persvoorlichtster van Garmin (Thus the press spokeswoman for Garmin)

I take that to mean that the website editor tried to contact Garmin’s press person who claims there was a mistake, and that there is to be an updated press release at some point? (though I haven’t yet seen the updated release, perhaps tomorrow or Monday?)

The updated release still does not have Zirbel on it:

Sorry everyone – have holiday brain. Updated release with important changes follows.

Team Garmin-Transitions Announces 2010 Roster
Christian Vande Velde, Dan Martin and David Zabriskie Extend Contracts with Top American Team

Boulder, CO – December 24, 2009 – Slipstream Sports LLC and its chief venture, Team Garmin-Transitions, is once again poised for a big year. Coming off the 2009 Tour de France, where the team placed second overall with two riders in the top 10, along with three stage victories at the Vuelta and success at the Tour of Britain and the Sun Tour, the team has officially unveiled its 2010 roster. Team Garmin-Transitions features 10 Americans among a total of 27 riders from nine different countries. Christian Vande Velde, 8th overall in the 2009 Tour de France, David Zabriskie, U.S. Time Trial Champion and sprint sensation Tyler Farrar will return to the squad along with stars Dan Martin, Ryder Hesjedal and David Millar.
 
New additions include Jack Bobridge, Australia’s U23 Road Race and Time Trial Champion, Johan Van Summeren, two-time top ten finisher of Paris Roubaix, and expert lead-out man Robbie Hunter.
 
Vande Velde, Martin and Zabriskie have all renewed contracts with the team that will extend through 2012, 2012 and 2013, respectively.

"I’ve come an long way with Team Garmin-Transitions in a short time," said Vande Velde. "I’m incredibly proud of what I’ve done as part of this team and I’m excited to see what the next three years have to hold."
 
"The progress we have made together in the past two seasons shows what a perfect environment Garmin-Transitions is for a young rider," said Martin. "I’m really excited to have the chance to continue to improve, grow and have fun in what is the perfect team for me."
 
"It’s a beautiful thing," added Zabriskie. "To commit for four years myself, and to have the team commit to me is something really special."
 
A complete roster follows:

Jack Bobridge, AUS
Kirk Carlson, USA
Steven Cozza, USA
Tom Danielson, USA
Julian Dean, NZ
Timmy Duggan, USA
Tyler Farrar, USA
Ryder Hesjedal, CAN
Robbie Hunter, SA
Fredrik Kessiakoff, SWE
Michele Kreder, NED
Trent Lowe, AUS
Dan Martin, IRE
Maartijn Maaskant, NED
Christian Meier, CAN
Cameron Meyer, AUS
Travis Meyer, AUS
David Millar, GB
Danny Pate, USA
Thomas Peterson, USA
Peter Stetina, USA
Svein Tuft, CAN
Johan Van Summeren, BEL
Ricardo van der Velde, NED
Christian Vande Velde, USA
Matt Wilson, AUS
David Zabriskie, USA
 
"We’re poised well for 2010. Our roster is strong and versatile with some of the world’s best riders returning to us, and the addition of others," said Jonathan Vaughters, CEO of Slipstream Sports management company. "This year we will look to build on Tyler’s success by adding lead-out guys, we’ve added climbers to help Christian in the mountains and we’ve rounded out our Classics team. With Christian, Dan and David signing on for the next few years, we’ve built a foundation that we will be able to enhance in years to come. Looking ahead to 2010, we expect to be competitive throughout the year."
 
Team Garmin-Transitions will compete in a full slate of international races throughout the spring and summer, kicking off with the Tour Down Under in January 2010.

if he’s not on Garmin, where is he?