The Club Robinson resort
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The Club Robinson resort was used by the team's former incarnation, T-Mobile,
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Team owner Bob Stapleton
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Antti Karava of the Columbia Sportswear company
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German RR champion Luise Keller
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Stapleton
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Luise Keller and Rolf Aldag
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Aldag is sport director for the team
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Kate Bates, Luise Keller and Emilia Fahlin
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The women's team at the presentation.
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The various team directors
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Part of the Columbia-High Road men's team.
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World TT champion Bert Grabsch,
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More of the men's team
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The combined men's and women's team
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Each were the most successful team in the world in 2008,
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Danish champion Linda Villumsen,
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Swedish champion Emilia Fahlin
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Villumsen is hoping for another strong season
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Emilia Fahlin
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Fahlin is the youngest on the team, half the age of Kim Anderson
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Bert Grabsch
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Mark Cavendish
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Swedish rider Thomas Lovkvist
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Marcus Burghardt
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Kim Kirchen finished eighth overall in the Tour, and won Fleche Wallonne.
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Columbia's new climbing machine?
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Another non starter vis-a-vis equipment
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