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Evans shocked the racing fraternity earlier this week when he quit powerhouse Belgian outfit Silence-Lotto to join second-tier US team BMC, which doesn't have a Pro Tour licence and must rely on wildcards to secure berths in some of the world's... Full Article at PerthNow
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World road cycling champion Cadel Evans is confident a combination of his rainbow jersey and several high-profile team-mates will be enough to earn his new BMC Racing Team a wildcard to next year's Tour de France. Full Article at ABC Online
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Australian Road Race World Champion Cadel Evans says he's prepared to accept his move to the BMC Racing team may have compromised his bid to ride in next year's Tour De France. Full Article at Sportal Australia
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Reigning world champion Cadel Evans is set to parade his Rainbow Jersey in January's Tour Down Under following the verbal acceptance by his BMC Racing Team of a wild card invitation. Full Article at Sportal Australia
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World road cycling champion Cadel Evans will ride in next year's Tour Down Under in Adelaide with his BMC Racing Team accepting a wildcard entry to the race. Full Article at The Age
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For me to present the BMC team to the Australian public and the rest of the world on Australian soil, to me that's fantastic
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It's a privilege to be able to present my new jersey and my new BMC Racing Team to the Australian public and the rest of the world at the Tour Down Under in January
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Rihs comes back with another team and another project with the same goal after that experience shows his enthusiasm and passion for the sport
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It's part of being well supported ... These guys really believe in me and really want to help me here. And it's little things like that which is what I'm looking at when I'm deciding whether I go to a team or not.
SOURCE: The Age
