Giant-Alpecin 2016

Summary

Giant-Alpecin 2016 is a cycling team season^[1]. It ranks in the top 6% of cycling_team_season entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (3 views/month).^[2]

Key Facts

• Giant-Alpecin 2016 is in the country of Germany^[3].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016's instance of is recorded as cycling team season^[4].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016 followed Giant-Alpecin 2015^[5].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016 was followed by Sunweb 2017^[6].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016's head coach is recorded as Rudie Kemna^[7].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016's head coach is recorded as Morten Bennekou^[8].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016's head coach is recorded as Adriaan Helmantel^[9].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016's head coach is recorded as Dariusz Kapidura^[10].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016's head coach is recorded as Mattias Reck^[11].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016's head coach is recorded as Marc Reef^[12].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016's head coach is recorded as Luke Roberts^[13].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016's head coach is recorded as Dirk Reuling^[14].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016's head coach is recorded as Hans Timmermans^[15].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016's head coach is recorded as Arthur van Dongen^[16].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016's head coach is recorded as Aike Visbeek^[17].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016's general manager is recorded as Iwan Spekenbrink^[18].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016 comprises Nikias Arndt^[19].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016 comprises Warren Barguil^[20].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016 comprises Ji Cheng^[21].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016 comprises Roy Curvers^[22].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016 comprises Bert De Backer^[23].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016 comprises Koen de Kort^[24].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016 comprises John Degenkolb^[25].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016 comprises Tom Dumoulin^[26].
• Giant-Alpecin 2016 comprises Johannes Fröhlinger^[27].

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Identity

Giant-Alpecin 2016's official name is recorded as Giant-Alpecin^[28]. It followed Giant-Alpecin 2015^[5]. It was followed by Sunweb 2017^[6].

Why It Matters

Giant-Alpecin 2016 ranks in the top 6% of cycling_team_season entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (3 views/month).^[2]