The new Cervelo P5 road bikes(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Paris-Roubaix winner Johan Van Summeren(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Rosseler and Van Summeren(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Andreas Klier and Jonathan Vaughters(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Don't call it a comeback: Vaughters saddles up(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Martijn Maaskant(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
The man with the plan, Doug Ellis(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
The hotel provided room for all the Cervelo bikes(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
The new Garmin-Barracuda jerseys(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
A new year of racing means a lot of new kit(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
by Guoqiang SongTour of Hainan(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
by :: Mokhriz Aziz | Cycling Asia(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
The riders go through the motions of 'media day'(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
by :: Mokhriz Aziz | Cycling Asia(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Rosseler and Van Summeren(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Anything Lance can do I can do better(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Sep Vanmarcke(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Same cars, different co-sponsor(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Alex Howes chats with the team staff(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Michel Kreder(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Fabian Wegmann(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Andreas Klier is the team's most experienced Classics rider(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Thomas Dekker is happy to be back in the big leagues(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Tyler Farrar(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
New signing Thomas Dekker(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
The Garmin-Barracuda riders before their morning recovery ride(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Fabian Wegmann(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Christian Vande Velde takes time out for the fans(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Martijn Maaskant(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Jonathan Vaughters shows off the team's new kit(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Johan Vansummeren sits down with Cyclingnews(Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Garmin-Barracuda's ten day training camp came to an end on Wednesday with a short recovery ride and a 'media day'. The American team has based themselves in Calpe, on the coast of Spain, just down the road from Astana and GreenEdge - using the terrain to fine tune their sprints, time trialing and climbing talents.
On the final day the team took to the roads for one final time but it was a short recovery ride after yesterday's six hour marathon through the Spanish hills.
Having so many of the team present and in one location is a rare occurrence, so along with training rides the team go through valuable but unexciting meetings on topics such as insurance, sponsorship and even media training, which came in handy this afternoon with the team were opened up for interviews with the press.
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