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British champion Mark Cavendish
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Carlos Verona begins his second season with the Omega Pharma-QuickStep team
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Niki Terpstra
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Zdenek Stybar comes onto the road, after a good Cyclocross season
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Zdenek Stybar
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Gert Steegmans in action
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Gert Steegmans
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Pieter Serry
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Mark Renshaw will join forces with Mark Cavendish once again
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Mark Renshaw in new team colours
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Wout Poels
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Niki Terpstra will be looking for success in the classics again
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Matteo Trentin in action
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Julian Vermote in the new team kit
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Martin Velits in action on his new bike
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Martin Velits will be without his brother who moved to BMC
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Young Belgian rider Guillaume Van Keirsbulck starts his third season as a professional
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Stijn Vandenbergh strikes an imposing figure on the bike
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Stijn Vandenbergh
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Petr Vakoc is one of Omega Pharma-QuickStep's new signings for 2014
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Rigoberto Uran in Omega Pharma-QuickStep colours for the first time
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Rigoberto Uran will head the team's GC ambitions
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Wout Poels joins from the defunct Vacansoleil-DCM
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Alessandro Petacchi continues his role in the sprint train
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Alessandro Petacchi
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Kevin de Weert
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Thomas de Gendt was the team's final signing of the winter
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Mark Cavendish aims to hit the ground running in 2014
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Gianluca Brambilla
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Tom Boonen will be hoping to put 2013 behind him
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Tom Boonen
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Jan Bakelandts in action
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Jan Bakelandts is one of the new signings for 2014
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Andy Fenn
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Michal Golas
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Wout Pauwels
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Gianni Meerman will be looking to mop up the sprints in the early season races
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Gianni Meersman
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Tony Martin
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Tony Martin shows off his rainbow stripes
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Nikolas Maes
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Michal Kwiatkowski will be hoping to improve his position in the grand tours
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Polish champion Michal Kwiatkowski
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Iljo Keisse
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Julian Alaphilippe
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Omega Pharma-QuickStep have released the first images of their full squad in the 2014 kit, including new signings Rigoberto Urán and Mark Renshaw.
Urán, who finished second at last year's Giro d'Italia, was one of the Belgian outfit's major signings over the winter. The Colombian joined from team Sky to boost the squad's chances in the general classification, while Renshaw was drafted in to sure up Mark Cavendish's sprint train. Renshaw will be reunited with Cavendish for the first time since the HTC-HighRoad team folded at the end of 2011.
Other new signings include, Jan Bakelandts and Thomas de Gendt. The two Belgians were taken on at the last minute after both struggled to find new contracts. De Gendt had to take a serious pay decrease to ensure his position in the team. Julian Alaphilippe and Petr Vakoc have also been welcomed into the fold as neo-pros.
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The national champions' jerseys of Cavendish and Michal Kwiatowski have stayed much the same, as has Tony Martin's world time trial champion's kit.
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