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Profiles - Team Saxo Bank - Day 123

Instead of posting a new photo for the day I've chosen to post a range of portraits of profiles from the Team SAXO Bank cycling team.

I tried to capture the "none public face" of each of the team members - to find the individual behind. More team members will be posted during the coming days.


Matteo Tosatto

 
Mads Christensen

 
Anders Lund

Manuele Boaro

Joan José Haedo

Jonas Aaen

Team Captain and Owner Bjarne Riis


The "Team Saxo Bank" photo album on Picasa. If you want to use photos from this serie then email me and I'll forward the photo(s) in right format and size.

Team SAXO Bank


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