It's Official! Ted King and Tim Duggan to Liquigas
Updated! Now with Green!
Team Liquigas-Cannondale has today confirmed that Ted King and Timmy Duggan will ride for the Green Team next season. According to Amadio, the two riders are the first Americans in the history of the team. Liquigas also announced the signing of Mauro Da Dalto, Alan Marangoni, Simone Ponzi, Cameron Wurf, and Dominik Nerz. Wurf is the first Australian and Nerz is the first German. Alternate headline: Liquigas adds international flavor. The team roster for next season is now complete.
And apparently, Gav needs a fresh green crayon.
Press release below the fold.
Liquigas Pro Cycling is pleased to announce the addition of three Italians, two Americans, one Australian, and a German to the to the 2011 Liquigas-Cannondale Pro Cycling Team for the 2011 season. Mauro Da Dalto, Alan Marangoni e Simone Ponzi, Timothy “Timmy” Duggan, Ted King, Cameron Wurf and Domink Nerz will be joining Eros Capecchi, Damiano Caruso, Paola Longo Borghini, and Cristiano Salerno in the team’s signature green and blue, completeing the 29 man roster.
“We found what we need,” said Liquigas Sport Team Manager, Roberto Amadio. “The new arrivals guarantee a high level of reliability and will greatly contribute to the team. We’re excited to work with the new riders and are thrilled to welcome back Da Dalto to the 2011 team.”
“Cannondale is committed to pushing the envelope of road racing with the end goal of having the best riders race and test our products. The additional athletes joining the Liquigas Pro Cycling team for the 2011 season share Cannondale’s commitment and passion to the global sport of cycling, ” said Bob Burbank, General Manager, Cannondale.
Rider Details:
Mauro Da Dalto, born in Conegliano (Treviso) on April 8th, 1981, wore the Liquigas green and blue jersey from his debut in 2006 through 2008. He’s a long distance rider and rode with Lampre-Farnese for the past two seasons.
Timothy “Timmy” Duggan was born on November 14th, 1982 in Boulder, CO (USA). Duggan became a professional in 2005 and is known as a gifted long distance rider, coming back from a near career-ending injury, collecting two victories with his current team, Garmin Transitions.
Ted King is a long distance rider born on January 31st, 1983 in Brentwood, NH (USA). King has been a professional rider since 2006. King will end his season with team Cervelò, where he claimed six career victories.
Alan Marangoni, born in Lugo (Ravenna) on July 16th, 1984, became a professional rider in 2009 and competed with Colnago-Csf last season. He is a strong long distance rider with good time trialing abilities.
Dominik Nerz is a well-rounded rider born in Wangen (Germany) on August 25th, 1989. Nerz turned professional in 2008. While at team Milram, Dominik was awarded the Most Combative Award at the Grand Prix Cycliste Quebec City.
Simone Ponzi, born in Manerbio (Brescia) on January 17th, 1987, is ending his second season as professional with Lampre-Farnese. He’s a complete rider, and in 2007, he claimed the title of Italian Champion Under 23 Division.
Cameron Wurf was born in Hobart (Australia) on August 3rd, 1983. Wurf raced the 2010 season with Androni-Diquigiovanni and has claimed two career victories to date. He became a professional in 2007 and has strong potential as a long distance rider.
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And I’m so looking forward to the style reports from Italy.
Made myself a 'white russian'. Put The big Lebowski on. Perfect evening!!! It really tied the room together!--Tweet that puts Laurens ten Dam up for lifetime honorary membership in PdC
Seems like they were looking for long distance riders (?)
by blackswangreen on Oct 13, 2010 12:25 PM EDT reply actions
I took that to mean road?
but do they have any other affiliated teams(mtb/cx) to differentiate from?
maybe GT type riders?
"Ants don’t worry, they operate like a fantastic team, they accept obstacles and deal with them in a positive manner, they don’t complain and remain positive. An ant doesn’t work on emotion, is proactive and always chooses the ant role."
Totally cool graphic. Any chance you could get the crayons out and do live race reports? Just remember to get lots of brown crayons for Lombarda.
pounding along in three ratios like a sonata
like a Ritter with pommelled scrotum atra cura on the step
Botticelli from the fork down pestling the transmission
tires bleeding voiding zeep the highway
Very few races are drawn live Bart
It’s a terrible strain on the animators’ wrists.
There are 2 ways - the easy way and the way that I did it.
by omnevelnihil on Oct 14, 2010 7:54 AM EDT up reply actions
Yeah, stick Gav on a motto with a box of crayons and an iPhone, she dashes off a new pic, snaps it on the iPhone and sends it to PdC HQ. This could really work you know.
pounding along in three ratios like a sonata
like a Ritter with pommelled scrotum atra cura on the step
Botticelli from the fork down pestling the transmission
tires bleeding voiding zeep the highway
Or an iPad, more likely
It’s possible, but she should get more of a move-on than this doodler http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OLP4nbAVA4
“Dear Mr Jobs,
Here at Podium Cafe we really, really, really love your iPad and think we have the ultimate use – and the ultimate user – for it. Please send us one to PdC HQ.
Love and hugs,
PdC"
pounding along in three ratios like a sonata
like a Ritter with pommelled scrotum atra cura on the step
Botticelli from the fork down pestling the transmission
tires bleeding voiding zeep the highway
alright!
"Ants don’t worry, they operate like a fantastic team, they accept obstacles and deal with them in a positive manner, they don’t complain and remain positive. An ant doesn’t work on emotion, is proactive and always chooses the ant role."
+1
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Oct 14, 2010 8:39 PM EDT up reply actions
Clen?
pounding along in three ratios like a sonata
like a Ritter with pommelled scrotum atra cura on the step
Botticelli from the fork down pestling the transmission
tires bleeding voiding zeep the highway
Brilliant Word Use of the Week!
There are 2 ways - the easy way and the way that I did it.
by omnevelnihil on Oct 14, 2010 7:55 AM EDT up reply actions
well played
Don King
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Oct 14, 2010 8:40 PM EDT up reply actions
Excellent news
Now I just have to get the lime green “I Am Not Ted King” t-shirt, to go with my black one!
I just got mine a couple of days ago--yours has to swim that big ocean.
Made myself a 'white russian'. Put The big Lebowski on. Perfect evening!!! It really tied the room together!--Tweet that puts Laurens ten Dam up for lifetime honorary membership in PdC
Bah! It needs to flap its arms harder!
It’ll be too cold to wear it if it doesn’t arrive soon.
Gora azenarioak!
HTFU
Also, layers!
There are 2 ways - the easy way and the way that I did it.
by omnevelnihil on Oct 14, 2010 8:35 AM EDT up reply actions
Ha ha
Well, the bike has a derailleur now, which I think is an upgrade. Otherwise, I’m not so sure.
I’m a tad afraid that neither Cannondale nor Liquigas will ever talk to us again. But you know, art is risk and all.
I noticed the derailleur - nice one there.
I see blue leg bands on the shorts – that’s good enough for liquigas to keep talking, and hopefully they can coerce Cannondale to as well
by Douglas Ansel on Oct 13, 2010 9:22 PM EDT up reply actions
I would like to offer my help here. I shall spend the rest of the day examining pictures of various Liquigas riders with a magnifying glass.
If results are still inconclusive, I shall board a flight to Italy. I hear the Green Team are having an end of season dinner tomorrow night. I’ll crash it.
Gora azenarioak!
I will provide a similar scientifically investigated report
on both the current world champions male elite world champions. Because elite they are!
I am so proud of the team here.
Everyone is so willing to step up and dig deep in the name of research. Well done girls!
I'm ready for this road season to wrap up. Bring on Cross!
Ah, the ol' "let me stick my finger in a light socket and see what happens" look.
Made myself a 'white russian'. Put The big Lebowski on. Perfect evening!!! It really tied the room together!--Tweet that puts Laurens ten Dam up for lifetime honorary membership in PdC
Bewwwtiful picture Gavia.
I am so excited for Ted King, and us. Imagining the style reports from Italia…
and the inside scoop on the Leaky boys. They couldn’t have picked a better American for their team.
And hey! for Tim Duggan also. I’ll never forget the images from his crash on the bridge that cracked his head.
Ha! Great pic, Gav!
Hey, you do the Italian thing—is “il re di stile” correct, or are the Google Translate gnomes drunk again?
Made myself a 'white russian'. Put The big Lebowski on. Perfect evening!!! It really tied the room together!--Tweet that puts Laurens ten Dam up for lifetime honorary membership in PdC
Not sure hair gel is a presence/absence substance.
My guess is there’s a threshold level.
Made myself a 'white russian'. Put The big Lebowski on. Perfect evening!!! It really tied the room together!--Tweet that puts Laurens ten Dam up for lifetime honorary membership in PdC
Is there a list of known masking agents?
There are 2 ways - the easy way and the way that I did it.
by omnevelnihil on Oct 14, 2010 8:36 AM EDT up reply actions
Some things
Made myself a 'white russian'. Put The big Lebowski on. Perfect evening!!! It really tied the room together!--Tweet that puts Laurens ten Dam up for lifetime honorary membership in PdC
and a good reminder of the fashion show that awaits next week
Will Andy wear a sweater vest or an actual dark jacket this year?
And will he remember
Made myself a 'white russian'. Put The big Lebowski on. Perfect evening!!! It really tied the room together!--Tweet that puts Laurens ten Dam up for lifetime honorary membership in PdC
oh yikes. Hope he saw that and learned a lesson. Where is his PR manager?
by ZoeRochelle on Oct 14, 2010 11:05 PM EDT up reply actions
I'll go with threshold on this one.
On the grounds that some level of hair gel is naturally ocurring.
Revitalizing/restoring crayon artwork...
that’s got to be a first.
"It's a lovely thing, feeling that momentum. If you're lucky, it's also about grace." Tim Winton
Ah,
I thought you just got new crayons and boosted the the other picture with the new green. But that would be really hard to pull off, huh? Silly me.
"It's a lovely thing, feeling that momentum. If you're lucky, it's also about grace." Tim Winton
Cannondale might still speak to you, Gav
but prologo and Mr. King might not—
Give that boy a saddle!!
I haven’t seen anything so uncomfortable looking since Cindy Whitehead broke her saddle during an MTB race—and proceeded to finish the whole race standing the whole time. totally bad-ass.
Proctologo?
At some point, the story on Gert-Jan Theunisse was that he trained for hours and hours without a saddle (and post, presumably).

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