DATA DOMESTIQUE
Continental ·since 2009 · 3 seasons · 3 names2011 season ›

V Australia

Grand Tours
0
Monuments
0
Worlds
0

Its names · a season each

Fly V Australia P/b Successful Living Foundation
Fly V Australia Pro Cycling Team
V Australia
09
10
11

Each swatch is that season's kit and leads to its season page; a season without its colors wears gray. The history starts in 2009, where the data does.

Team rating across its seasons

Overall
550600650700750091011

Each season's team rating (from its riders' peaks) and its rank in its level; filled, the level's best that season. Zone: the level from its median team (dashed) to its best.

Honors · all time

No Grand Tour, Monument or championship wins yet.

Across its names since 2009. Hover a badge for the seasons and riders.

Highlights · all time

No Grand Tour, Monument or championship wins yet.

Its biggest wins across its names, each with its rider.

Season by season

SeasonNameLevelRatingRankWinsPointsTop riderAwards
2011V Australia Continental657#19 of 1333198Jonathan Cantwell 662
2010Fly V Australia Pro Cycling TeamContinental644#29 of 12213704Aaron Kemps 647
2009Fly V Australia P/b Successful Living FoundationContinental579#56 of 1374217Charles Dionne 597

Greatest riders

1Jonathan Cantwell2009–2011662
2Aaron Kemps2010–2011651
3David Tanner2010610
4Charles Dionne2009–2010604
5Jay Robert Thomson2010601
6Benjamin Day2009–2010573
7Philip Zajicek2009–2010572
8Darren Lill2010564
9Johnnie Walker2011557
10Bernard Sulzberger2009–2011556
11Jai Crawford2010552
12Alessandro Bazzana2009–2010540

By Overall peak while riding for it, with the seasons there; peaks are not era-adjusted, so earlier eras sit lower.

All-time stats

3
seasons
154
race days
20
wins
49
podiums
130
top 10s
1
GC wins
6
GC podiums
3
break wins
1,119
points

Summed over its seasons since 2009, across its names.