Filmed by Remko Kramer, a training session from the Marco Polo Cycling Team for the Tour de Langkawi, in their new green herbalife outfits

A part of the report on Leon van Bon at the Tour of Qinghai Lake at CCTV, Chinese national television. This is the French version for international broadcasting.

Teammanager Men van der Borgh drinks a beer on the 4th place of James Spragg from the Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team in Plombieres

Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team @ stage 7 Tour of Qinghai Lake

Trek - Marco Polo Cycling team; Before finish stage 5 Tour of Qinghai Lake, Fuyu Li, Wang Meiying and Jacques Janse van Rensburg in first group

Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team before stage 4 Tour of Qinghai Lake

The 17th July 7 riders of Trek Marco Polo Cycling Team will participate in the 2.HC-category of the Tour of Qinghai Lake. The tour consists of 9 stages and a prologue. All stages add up to a distance of about 1400 km divided over 11 days, that means one day break. In total 147 riders from 21 teams ( UCI pro-continental, UCI continental and national Olympic) will participate. The Tour of Qinghai Lake is known as the highest cycling race of the world, where riders will compete at an altitude of 4000 meter (about 13.100 feet). The race, which was introduced in 2002, will also lead the riders onto Tibetean ground. For the Trek Marco Polo Cycling Team the next riders will start: Jacques Janse van Rensburg, Eric van de Meent, Jaco Venter, Liu Yilin, Li Fuyu, Wang Meiyin and Leon van Bon. [More] [Less]

Marco Polo Cyling team in the tour of siam. Winner Thomas Rabou gives an interview.

Presentation of Herbalife Marco Polo Cycling Team at Ritz Carlton Hotel

Trailer I made from footage I shot for an upcoming documentary on the GE TREK MARCO POLO BIKE TEAM.

Leon van Bon training with Team Sky in Limburg before the Amstel Gold Race, filmed by Jean Biermans

Hong Kong Cycle Classic 2004 Marco Polo Cycling organised a pro-race in the city centre of Hong Kong with participation of 5 World Champions, and 2 Olympic Champions in cooperation with the Hong Kong Cycling Association. Winner was Marco Polo Cycling rider Masahiko Mifune from Japan.

Dataran Putra, Putrajaya 7 January 2008 - The beginning of 2008 marks another edition of the oldest bicycle race in Malaysia. Since the inception in 1963, it had never been an annual affair due to the limitations & constraints in the days of old. However, it became one of the most popular cycling tour in Asia during the 70\'s until the late 80\'s. Last year saw an awakening of Jelajah Malaysia, as Asia\'s top riders & teams competed in a true Asian battlefield where three out of seven stage-wins became the biggest ever achievement by our riders in any UCI\'s 2.2 race. The first stage from Putrajaya to Port Dickson is not the typical start for riders who rode in the first stage of the previous year\'s edition in 2007. Four KOMs, three sprints and a long rollercoaster 185km journey proves to be an inexorable march at the start of JM2008. Though the climbs at Mantin, Bukit Putus, Ulu Bendul and Senaling are not as tough as those at Genting, Cameron Highlands or Fraser\'s Hills, the long winding climbs will summon riders to a test of might at the JM2008. The quest for the sprint jersey is not going to benefit the sprinters as the last two sprint spots are located within the KOMs zone. A definite breakaway will take charge after the first sprint as climbers make their way to collect full points of the exciting four KOMs. The question of who will wear the overall red jersey of the first stage winner of JM2008 lies in the last 60kms. Whether the peloton will rise to the occasion to reconcile the distance from the breakaway group is a question which can only be answered by the the riders when they overcome their mental challenges. [More] [Less]

Another training session in Langkawi from the Marco Polo Cycling team

Trailer I made from footage I shot for an upcoming documentary on the GE TREK MARCO POLO BIKE TEAM.

Hong Kong Cycle Classic 2004 Marco Polo Cycling organised a pro-race in the city centre of Hong Kong with participation of 5 World Champions, and 2 Olympic Champions in cooperation with the Hong Kong Cycling Association. Winner was Marco Polo Cycling rider Masahiko Mifune from Japan.

Marco Polo Cyling team in the tour of siam. Winner Thomas Rabou gives an interview.

Another training session in Langkawi from the Marco Polo Cycling team

Presentation of Herbalife Marco Polo Cycling Team at Ritz Carlton Hotel

Leon van Bon training with Team Sky in Limburg before the Amstel Gold Race, filmed by Jean Biermans

Presentation clip Marco Polo Cycling Team 2011 and the special Cervélo team bicycles. Video by Pavel Stuchlik.

Marco Polo Cycling Donckers Koffie warming-up for the race in Pulheim, Germany

Marco Polo Cycling Donckers Koffie rider Chris Macic from New Zealand doing a wheely - don't do this at home

Alem Grmay Abebe one of the Ethiopian cyclists in Marco Polo Cycling Donckers Koffie 2012 gives an in depth interview after finishing de Ronde van Lexmond, his first Dutch criterium.

Trailer I made from footage I shot for an upcoming documentary on the GE TREK MARCO POLO BIKE TEAM.