List of Saxo Bank-SunGard wins

This list of major Team Saxo Bank wins accounts races won by Team Saxo Bank. The races are categorized according to the UCI Continental Circuits rules.

1998 - Team home-Jack & Jones

February 5, Stage 2, Étoile de Bessèges 2.4, France, Christian Andersen
March 8, Omloop Vlaamse Ardennen 1.5, Belgium, Jesper Skibby
July 5, Latvian Road Racing Championship, Juris Silovs
August 4, Stage 4, Tour de Wallonie 2.4, Belgium, Mikael Kyneb
August 14, Stage 4A, Danmark Rundt 2.4, Denmark, Michael Steen Nielsen
September 2, Schaal Schels Merksem 1.4, Belgium, Danny Nelissen
September 23, Stage 3, Hessen Rundfahrt 2.5, Germany, Danny Nelissen
September 25, Stage 5A, Hessen Rundfahrt 2.5, Germany, Arvis Piziks
October 10, Stage 3, Vic Health Vic Health Herald Sun Tour 2.4, Australia, Arvis Piziks

1999

January 19, Stage 1, Tour Down Under 2.4, Australia, Nicolaj-Bo Larsen
May 2, Rund um den Flughafen Köln-Bonn 1.4, Denmark, Michael Steen Nielsen
May 7, Stage 5, 4 Jours de Dunkerque 2.1, France, Michael Sandstød
May 9, 4 Jours de Dunkerque 2.1, France, Michael Sandstød
May 15, GP Midtbank 1.4, Denmark, Michael Sandstød
June 6, Fyn Rundt 1.5, Denmark, Nicolaj-Bo Larsen
June 13, Stage 5, Tour de Luxembourg 2.2, Luxembourg, Jesper Skibby
June 18, Stage 3, Postgirot Open 2.4, Sweden, Jesper Skibby
June 19, Stage 4, Postgirot Open 2.4, Sweden, Nicolaj-Bo Larsen
June 25, Danish Individual Time Trial Championship, Michael Sandstød
June 27, Danish Road Racing Championship, Nicolaj-Bo Larsen
July 16, Prologue, DEKRA Open 2.4, Germany, Michael Blaudzun
July 30, Prologue, Tour de la Region Wallonne 2.4, Belgium, Marc Streel
July 31, Circuito de Gexto 1.4, Spain, Jesper Skibby
July 31, Stage 1, Tour de la Region Wallonne 2.4, Belgium, Mikael Kyneb
August 3, Stage 4B, Tour de la Region Wallonne 2.4, Belgium, Marc Streel
August 4, Tour de la Region Wallonne 2.4, Belgium, Mikael Kyneb
August 14, Stage 5, Danmark Rundt 2.2, Denmark, Michael Steen Nielsen
September 5, GP Jef Scherens 1.4, Belgium, Marc Streel
September 9, Zomergem-Adinderke 1.5, Belgium, Marc Streel
September 12, Belgium Individual Time Trial Championship, Marc Streel
October 15, Stage 2. etape i Vic Health Herald Sun Tour 2.4, Australia, Nicolaj-Bo Larsen
October 19, Stage 9. etape i Vic Health Herald Sun Tour 2.4, Australia, Christian Andersen
October 20, Stage 10. etape i Vic Health Herald Sun Tour 2.4, Australia, Nicolaj-Bo Larsen
October 23, Stage 13. etape i Vic Health Herald Sun Tour 2.4, Australia, Michael Blaudzun
October 24, Vic Health Herald Sun Tour 2.4 Michael, Australia, Blaudzun

2000 - Team Memory Card-Jack & Jones

March 8, Stage 4, Paris–Nice 2.HC, France, Bo Hamburger
March 22, A Travers la Belgique 1.2, Belgium, Tristan Hoffman
May 2, Stage 1, 4 Jours de Dunkerque 2.1, France, Arvis Piziks
May 7, 4 Jours de Dunkerque 2.1, France, Martin Rittsel
May 13, Stage 2, Tour de l'Oise 2.2, France, Michael Sandstød
May 14, Stage 4, Tour de l'Oise 2.2, France, Michael Sandstød
May 14, Tour de l'Oise 2.2, France, Michael Sandstød
May 19, GP Midtbank 1.4, Denmark, Michael Sandstød
May 21, Samsung Mobile GP 1.4, Denmark, Arvis Piziks
June 19, Stage 4, Postgirot Open 2.4, Sweden, Nicolaj-Bo Larsen
June 23, Danish Individual Time Trial Championship, Michael Sandstød
June 25, Danish Road Racing Championship, Bo Hamburger
June 25, Latvian Road Racing Championship, Arvis Piziks
September 16, Stage 4, Rheinland-Pfalz Rundfahrt 2.4, Germany, Bo Hamburger

2001 - CSC-Tiscali

February 6, GP d'Ouverture La Marseillaise 1.4, France, Jakob Piil
May 6, Samsung Mobile GP 1.4, Denmark, Michael Sandstød
May 13, Stage 3, Peace Race 2.3, Czech Republic, Jakob Piil
May 17, Stage 7, Peace Race 2.3, Czech Republic, Jakob Piil
May 18, Stage 1, Tour de Picardie 2.2, France, Olivier Asmaker
May 19, Peace Race 2.3, Czech Republic, Jakob Piil
May 20, Tour de Picardie 2.2, France, Olivier Asmaker
June 29, Danish Individual Time Trial Championship, Michael Blaudzun
July 2, Danish Road Racing Championship, Jakob Piil
July 11, Stage 4, 2001 Tour de France GT, France, Laurent Jalabert
July 14, Stage 7, 2001 Tour de France GT, France, Laurent Jalabert
August 11, Clásica de San Sebastián CDM, Spain, Laurent Jalabert
August 12, Fyn Rundt 1.5, Denmark, Nicolaj-Bo Larsen
September 7, Stage 3, Hessen Rundfahrt 2.4, Germany, Marcelino García
September 9, Hessen Rundfahrt 2.4, Germany, Michael Blaudzun
September 23, Stage 5, Rheinland-Pfalz Rundfahrt 2.4, Germany, Danny Jonasson

2002

February 23, Tour du Haut Var 1.2, France, Laurent Jalabert
March 13, Stage 3, Paris–Nice 2.HC, France, Laurent Jalabert
May 5, CSC Classic 1.3, Denmark, Laurent Jalabert
May 17, Stage 1, Tour de Picardie 2.2, France, Michael Sandstød
May 19, Tour de Picardie 2.2, France, Michael Sandstød
May 26, Stage 14, Giro d'Italia GT, Italy, Tyler Hamilton
June 28, Danish Individual Time Trial Championship, Michael Sandstød
June 30, Danish Road Racing Championship, Michael Sandstød
August 10, Clásica de San Sebastián CDM, Spain, Laurent Jalabert
August 13, Stage 1, Danmark Rundt 2.2, Denmark, Jakob Piil
August 15, Stage 4, Vuelta Ciclista a Burgos 2.1, Spain, Michael Rasmussen
August 17, Danmark Rundt 2.2, Denmark, Jakob Piil
August 21, Coppa Agostoni 1.2, Italy, Laurent Jalabert
August 28, Stage 2, Tour du Poitou Charentes 2.3, France, Nicolas Jalabert
September 20, Stage 3, Rheinland-Pfalz Rundfahrt 2.3, Germany, Geert van Bondt
October 6, Paris–Tours CDM, France, Jakob Piil

2003 - Team CSC

February 22, Stage 3, International Tour of Rhodos 2.3, Greece, Thomas Bruun Eriksen
April 27, Internationale Niedersachsen-Rundfahrt 2.3, Germany, Nicolas Jalabert
April 27, Liège–Bastogne–Liège CDM, Belgium, Tyler Hamilton
May 4, CSC Classic 1.2, Denmark, Jakob Piil
May 4, Stage 5, Tour de Romandie 2.HC, Switzerland, Tyler Hamilton
May 4, Tour de Romandie 2.HC, Switzerland, Tyler Hamilton
May 8, Stage 2, 4 Jours de Dunkerque 2.1, France, Lars Michaelsen
May 13, Stage 5, Peace Race 2.2, Poland, Thomas Bruun Eriksen
June 3, Wachovia Cycling Series - Lancaster 1.3, United States, Jakob Piil
June 5, Wachovia Cycling Series - Trenton 1.3, United States, Julian Dean
June 27, Danish Individual Time Trial Championship, Michael Blaudzun
June 29, Danish Road Racing Championship, Nicki Sørensen
July 15, Stage 10, 2003 Tour de France GT, France, Jakob Piil
July 19, Stage 13, 2003 Tour de France GT, France, Carlos Sastre
July 23, Stage 16, 2003 Tour de France GT, France, Tyler Hamilton
July 31, Stage 4, Tour de la Région Wallonne 2.3, Belgium, Julian Dean
August 1, Stage 5, Tour de la Région Wallonne 2.3, Belgium, Julian Dean
August 1, Tour de la Région Wallonne 2.3, Belgium, Julian Dean
September 4, Stage 2, Internationale Hessen-Rundfahrt 2.3, Germany, Lars Michaelsen
September 26, Stage 2, Circuit Franco-Belge 2.3, Belgium, Julian Dean
October 25, Firenze-Pistoria 1.3, Italy, Andrea Peron

2004

February 15, Stage 5, Tour de Méditeranéen 2.3, France, Jörg Jaksche
February 15, Tour de Méditeranéen 2.3, France, Jörg Jaksche
March 7, Stage 1, Paris–Nice 2.HC, France, Jörg Jaksche
March 14, Paris–Nice 2.HC, France, Jörg Jaksche
March 28, Stage 2, Critérium International 2.1, France, Jens Voigt
March 28, Stage 3, Critérium International 2.1, France, Jens Voigt
March 28, Critérium International 2.1, France, Jens Voigt
April 9, Stage 5A, Vuelta al País Vasco 2.HC, Spain, Jens Voigt
April 9, Stage 5B, Vuelta al País Vasco 2.HC, Spain, Bobby Julich
May 1, GP S.A.T.S. 1.3, Denmark, Frank Høj
May 2, CSC Classic 1.2, Denmark, Kurt Asle Arvesen
May 23, Bayern-Rundfahrt 2.3, Germany, Jens Voigt
June 25, Danish Individual Time Trial Championship, Michael Sandstød
June 27, Danish Road Racing Championship, Michael Blaudzun
July 16, Stage 12, 2004 Tour de France GT, France, Ivan Basso
July 27, Stage 2, Tour de la Région Wallonne 2.3, Belgium, Fabrizio Guidi
July 31, LuK Challenge - Bühl 1.2, Germany, Bobby Julich and Jens Voigt
August 5, Stage 2, Danmark Rundt 2.2, Denmark, Fabrizio Guidi
August 6, Stage 4, Danmark Rundt, Denmark, 2.2 Jens Voigt
August 8, Danmark Rundt 2.2, Denmark, Kurt Asle Arvesen
September 25, Giro dell'Emilia 1.1, Italy, Ivan Basso

2005

February 1, GP Ouverture la Marseillaise 1.1, France, Nicki Sørensen
February 2, Stage 3, Tour of Qatar 2.1, Qatar, Lars Michaelsen
February 4, Tour of Qatar 2.1, Qatar, Lars Michaelsen
February 4, Stage 3, Etoile de Bességes 2.1, France, Jens Voigt
February 9, Stage 1, Tour Méditeranéen 2.1, France, Jens Voigt
February 11, Stage 3, Tour Méditeranéen 2.1, France, Jens Voigt
February 12, Stage 4 (TTT), Tour Méditeranéen 2.1, France, Team CSC^[1]
February 13, Tour Méditeranéen 2.1, France, Jens Voigt
March 27, Stage 3, Critérium International 2.HC, France, Bobby Julich
March 27, Critérium International 2.HC, France, Bobby Julich
April 22, Stage 4, Tour de Georgia 2.1, United States, Brian Vandborg
April 30, GP Herning 1.1, Denmark, Michael Blaudzun
May 28, Stage 4. etape i Bayern-Rundfahrt 2.HC, Germany, Jens Voigt
June 24, Danish Individual Time Trial Championship, Michael Blaudzun
June 24, Luxembourg Individual Time Trial Championship, Andy Schleck
June 24, Russian Individual Time Trial Championship, Vladimir Gusev
June 26, Danish Road Racing Championship, Lars Bak
June 26, Luxembourg Road Racing Championship, Fränk Schleck
July 23, Stage 4, Sachsen-Tour International 2.1, Germany, Allan Johansen
July 24, Stage 5, Sachsen-Tour International 2.1, Germany, Christian Müller
July 30, LuK Challenge Chrono Bühl 1.1, Germany, Bobby Julich and Jens Voigt
August 3, Stage 1, Danmark Rundt 2.HC, Denmark, Ivan Basso
August 4, Stage 2, Danmark Rundt 2.HC, Denmark, Ivan Basso
August 5, Stage 3, Danmark Rundt 2.HC, Denmark, Ivan Basso
August 6, Stage 5, Danmark Rundt 2.HC, Denmark, Ivan Basso
August 7, Danmark Rundt 2.HC, Denmark, Ivan Basso
September 1, Stage 1, Tour de l'Avenir 2.1, France, Lars Bak
September 5, Stage 5, Tour de l'Avenir 2.1, France, Christian Müller
September 10, Tour de l'Avenir 2.1, France, Lars Bak
October 6, Paris–Bourges 1.1, France, Lars Bak

2005 UCI ProTour

Only wins achieved in the UCI ProTour 2005 are included

Date	Race	Country	Winner
March 6	Prologue, Paris–Nice	France	Jens Voigt
March 13	Paris–Nice	France	Bobby Julich
April 8	Stage 5, Vuelta al País Vasco	Spain	Jens Voigt
May 15	Stage 8, Giro d'Italia	Italy	David Zabriskie
May 26	Stage 17, Giro d'Italia	Italy	Ivan Basso
May 27	Stage 18, Giro d'Italia	Italy	Ivan Basso
June 17	Stage 7, Tour de Suisse	Switzerland	Linus Gerdemann
July 2	Stage 1, Tour de France	France	David Zabriskie
August 10	Stage 7, Eneco Tour of Benelux	Netherlands Belgium	Bobby Julich
August 10	Eneco Tour of Benelux	Netherlands Belgium	Bobby Julich
September 15	Stage 18, Vuelta a España	Spain	Nicki Sørensen

2006

March 21, Stage 2 (TTT), Settimana Ciclistica Internazionale 2.1, Italy, Team CSC^[2]
March 26, Stage 2, Critérium International 2.HC, France, Ivan Basso
March 26, Overall, Critérium International 2.HC, France, Ivan Basso
April 5, Stage 2b, Circuit de la Sarthe 2.1, France, Ivan Basso
April 9, Klasika Primavera 1.1, Spain, Carlos Sastre
April 22, Stage 1, Tour de Georgia 2.1, United States, Lars Michaelsen
April 29, GP Herning 1.1, Denmark, Allan Johansen
June 1, Stage 1, Tour de Luxembourg 2.HC, Luxembourg, Allan Johansen
June 4, Overall, Tour de Luxembourg 2.HC, Luxembourg, Christian Vandevelde
June 16, Stage 4, Ster Elektrotoer 2.1, Netherlands, Jens Voigt
June 17, Overall, Ster Elektrotoer 2.1, Netherlands, Kurt Asle Arvesen
June 23, Austrian Individual Time Trial Championship, Peter Luttenberger
June 23, Danish Individual Time Trial Championship, Brian Vandborg
June 23, Norwegian Individual Time Trial Championship, Kurt Asle Arvesen
June 23, Swiss Individual Time Trial Championship, Fabian Cancellara
July 21, Stage 3, Sachsen Tour 2.1, Andy Schleck
July 23, Stage 5, Sachsen Tour 2.1, Andy Schleck
August 3, Stage 2, Paris–Corrèze 2.1, Marcus Ljungqvist
August 3, Stage 2, Danmark Rundt 2.HC, Denmark, Fabian Cancellara
August 5, Stage 5, Danmark Rundt 2.HC, Denmark, Fabian Cancellara
August 6, Overall, Danmark Rundt 2.HC, Denmark, Fabian Cancellara
August 12, Rund um die Hainleite 1.1, Germany, Jens Voigt
August 13, Giro Bochum 1.1, Germany, Jens Voigt
August 29, Stage 1, Tour of Britain 2.1, United Kingdom, Martin Pedersen
September 1, USA Individual Time Trial Championship, David Zabriskie
September 3, Overall, Tour of Britain 2.1, United Kingdom, Martin Pedersen
September 14, Stage 2, 3-Länder-Tour 2.1, Germany, Karsten Kroon
September 16, Stage 4, 3-Länder-Tour 2.1, Germany, Luke Roberts
September 17, Stage 5, 3-Länder-Tour 2.1, Germany, Karsten Kroon
September 21, Individual Time Trial World Championships, Fabian Cancellara

2006 UCI ProTour

Only wins achieved in the UCI ProTour 2006 are included

Date	Race	Country	Winner
March 5	Prologue, Paris–Nice	France	Bobby Julich
March 12	Stage 5 (ITT), Tirreno–Adriatico	Italy	Fabian Cancellara
April 9	Paris–Roubaix	France	Fabian Cancellara
April 16	Amstel Gold Race	Netherlands	Fränk Schleck
May 11	Stage 5 (TTT), Giro d'Italia	Italy	Team CSC^[3]
May 14	Stage 8, Giro d'Italia	Italy	Ivan Basso
May 15	Stage 1, Volta a Catalunya	Spain	Fabian Cancellara
May 23	Stage 16, Giro d'Italia	Italy	Ivan Basso
May 27	Stage 20, Giro d'Italia	Italy	Ivan Basso
May 30	Overall, Giro d'Italia	Italy	Ivan Basso
June 4	Prologue, Critérium du Dauphiné Libéré	France	David Zabriskie
June 7	Stage 3, Dauphiné Libéré	France	David Zabriskie
June 18	Eindhoven Team Time Trial	Netherlands	Team CSC^[4]
July 15	Stage 13, Tour de France	France	Jens Voigt
July 18	Stage 15, Tour de France	France	Fränk Schleck
August 3	Stage 2, Deutschland Tour	Germany	Jens Voigt
August 7	Stage 6, Deutschland Tour	Germany	Jens Voigt
August 8	Stage 7 (ITT), Deutschland Tour	Germany	Jens Voigt
August 9	Overall, Deutschland Tour	Germany	Jens Voigt
August 26	Stage 1 (TTT), Vuelta a España	Spain	Team CSC^[5]

2007

February 20, Stage 2, Tour of California 2.HC, United States, Juan José Haedo
February 21, Stage 3, Tour of California 2.HC, United States, Jens Voigt
February 24, Stage 6, Tour of California 2.HC, United States, Juan José Haedo
April 1, Stage 2, Critérium International 2.HC, France, Jens Voigt
April 1, Overall, Critérium International 2.HC, France, Jens Voigt
April 9, Rund um Köln 1.HC, Germany, Juan José Haedo
April 22, Stage 7, Tour de Georgia 2.HC, United States, Juan José Haedo
May 5, GP Herning 1.1, Denmark, Kurt Asle Arvesen
June 27, Swiss Individual Time Trial Championship, Fabian Cancellara
August 2, Stage 2, Danmark Rundt 2.HC, Denmark, Matti Breschel
August 3, Stage 3, Danmark Rundt 2.HC, Denmark, Kurt Asle Arvesen
August 5, Overall, Danmark Rundt 2.HC, Denmark, Kurt Asle Arvesen
August 23, Stage 2, Tour of Ireland 2.1, Ireland, Matti Breschel
September 12, Stage 3, Tour of Britain 2.1, United Kingdom, Matthew Goss

2007 UCI ProTour

Only wins achieved in the UCI ProTour 2007 are included

Date	Race	Country	Winner
March 14	Stage 3, Paris–Nice	France	Alexandr Kolobnev
April 15	2007 Paris–Roubaix	France	Stuart O'Grady
May 15	Stage 8, 2007 Giro d'Italia	Italy	Kurt Asle Arvesen
June 16	Stage 1, 2007 Tour de Suisse	Switzerland	Fabian Cancellara
June 24	Stage 9, 2007 Tour de Suisse	Switzerland	Fabian Cancellara
June 24	2007 Eindhoven Team Time Trial	Netherlands	Team CSC^[6]
July 7	Prologue, 2007 Tour de France	France	Fabian Cancellara
July 10	Stage 3, 2007 Tour de France	France	Fabian Cancellara
August 18	2007 Deutschland Tour	Germany	Jens Voigt

2008 - Team CSC Saxo Bank

January 23, Stage 1, Tour de San Luis 2.1 Argentina, Juan José Haedo
January 27, Stage 5, Tour de San Luis 2.1 Argentina, Juan José Haedo
February 17, Prologue, Tour of California 2.HC United States, Fabian Cancellara
February 18, Stage 1, Tour of California 2.HC United States, Juan José Haedo
March 2, Clasica de Almeria 1.1 Spain, Juan José Haedo
March 6, Stage 3, Vuelta Ciclista a Murcia 2.1 Spain, Juan José Haedo
March 8, Monte Paschi Eroica 1.1 Italy, Fabian Cancellara
March 16, Stage 5, Tirreno-Adriatico 2.HC Italy, Fabian Cancellara
March 18, 2008 Tirreno-Adriatico 2.HC Italy, Fabian Cancellara
March 22, 2008 Milan - San Remo Italy, Fabian Cancellara
March 25, Stage 2, Vuelta a Castilla y Leon 2.1 Spain, Karsten Kroon
March 29, E3 Prijs Vlaanderen 1.HC Belgium, Kurt-Asle Arvesen
March 30, 2008 Critérium International 2.HC France, Jens Voigt
April 22, Stage 2, Tour de Georgia 2.HC United States, Juan José Haedo
May 1, Rund um den Henninger Turm 1.HC Germany, Karsten Kroon
May 29, Stage 18, Giro d'Italia GT Italy, Jens Voigt
June 4, Prologue, Skoda-Tour de Luxembourg 2.HC Luxembourg, Fabian Cancellara
June 5, Stage 1, Skoda-Tour de Luxembourg 2.HC Luxembourg, Juan José Haedo
June 8, Philadelphia International Championship 1.HC United States, Matti Breschel
June 18, Stage 1, Ster Elektrotoer 2.1 Netherlands, Matti Breschel
June 25, Swiss Individual Time Trial Championship Switzerland, Fabian Cancellara
June 26, Danish Individual Time Trial Championship Denmark, Lars Bak
June 29, Danish Road Racing Championship Denmark, Nicki Sørensen
June 29, Luxembourgish Road Racing Championship Luxembourg, Fränk Schleck
June 29, Norwegian Road Racing Championship Norway, Kurt-Asle Arvesen
July 8, Stage 2, Österreich-Rundfahrt 2.HC Austria, Chris Anker Sørensen
July 23, Stage 17, Tour de France GT France, Carlos Sastre
July 27, 2008 Tour de France GT France, Carlos Sastre
July 27, Stage 5, Sachsen-Tour International 2.1 Germany, Karsten Kroon
July 31, Stage 2, Post Danmark Rundt 2.HC Denmark, Matti Breschel
August 1, Stage 3, Post Danmark Rundt 2.HC Denmark, Matti Breschel
August 2, Stage 5, Post Danmark Rundt 2.HC Denmark, Gustav Larsson
August 3, Stage 6, Post Danmark Rundt 2.HC Denmark, Juan José Haedo
August 13, Olympic Games Individual Time Trial Championship China, Fabian Cancellara
September 8, Stage 2, Tour of Britain 2.1 United Kingdom, Matthew Goss
September 21, Stage 21, Vuelta a España GT Spain, Matti Breschel
October 12, Prologue, Herald Sun Tour 2.1 Australia, Matthew Goss
October 13, Stage 1, Herald Sun Tour 2.1 Australia, Matthew Goss
October 14, Stage 2, Herald Sun Tour 2.1 Australia, Stuart O'Grady
October 17, Stage 5, Herald Sun Tour 2.1 Australia, Stuart O'Grady
October 18, 2008 Herald Sun Tour 2.1 Australia, Stuart O'Grady

2008 UCI ProTour

Only wins achieved in the UCI ProTour 2008 are included

Date	Race	Country	Winner
June 14	Stage 6, Critérium du Dauphiné Libéré	France	Chris Anker Sørensen
June 20	Stage 7, Tour de Suisse	Switzerland	Fabian Cancellara
June 22	Stage 9, Tour de Suisse	Switzerland	Fabian Cancellara
September 19	Stage 6, Tour de Pologne	Poland	Jens Voigt
September 20	2008 Tour de Pologne	Poland	Jens Voigt

2009 - Team Saxo Bank

February 14, Prologue, Tour of California 2.HC United States, Fabian Cancellara
February 22, Stage 8, Tour of California 2.HC United States, Fränk Schleck
March 22, 2009 GP Cholet 1.1 France, Juan José Haedo
March 29, Stage 2, Critérium International 2.HC France, Jens Voigt
March 29, 2009 Critérium International 2.HC France, Jens Voigt
June 5, Stage 2, Tour de Luxembourg 2.HC Luxembourg, Andy Schleck
June 6, Stage 3, Tour de Luxembourg 2.HC Luxembourg, Fränk Schleck
June 7, Stage 4, Tour de Luxembourg 2.HC Luxembourg, Matti Breschel
June 7, 2009 Tour de Luxembourg 2.HC Luxembourg, Fränk Schleck
June 18, Stage 1, Tour de Slovénie 2.1 Slovenia, Jakob Fuglsang
June 21, 2009 Tour de Slovénie 2.1 Slovenia, Jakob Fuglsang
July 26, Stage 2, Tour de Wallonie 2.HC Belgium, Juan José Haedo
July 27, Stage 3, Tour de Wallonie 2.HC Belgium, Matthew Goss
July 29, Stage 1, Post Danmark Rundt 2.HC Denmark, Matti Breschel
July 29, Stage 5, Tour de Wallonie 2.HC Belgium, Matthew Goss
July 30, Stage 2, Post Danmark Rundt 2.HC Denmark, Nicki Sørensen
July 31, Stage 3, Post Danmark Rundt 2.HC Denmark, Jakob Fuglsang
August 2, 2009 Post Danmark Rundt 2.HC Denmark, Jakob Fuglsang
August 27, Stage 3, Tour du Poitou-Charentes 2.1 France, Gustav Larsson
August 29, 2009 Tour du Poitou-Charentes 2.1 France, Gustav Larsson
September 10, Stage 4, Tour of Missouri 2.HC United States, Juan José Haedo
September 12, 2009 Paris-Brussels 1.HC France Belgium, Matthew Goss
September 24, 2009 World Championships Individual Time Trial Switzerland, Fabian Cancellara
October 4, Stage 4, Circuit Franco-Belge 2.1 Belgium France, Juan José Haedo
October 25, 2009 Japan Cup 1.HC Japan, Chris Anker Sørensen

2009 UCI World Ranking

Only wins achieved in the 2009 UCI World Ranking are included

Date	Race	Country	Winner
April 16	2009 Liège-Bastogne-Liège	Belgium	Andy Schleck
May 19	Stage 2, Volta a Catalunya	Spain	Matti Breschel
June 13	Stage 1, Tour de Suisse	Switzerland	Fabian Cancellara
June 16	Stage 4, Tour de Suisse	Switzerland	Matti Breschel
June 21	Stage 9, Tour de Suisse	Switzerland	Fabian Cancellara
June 21	2009 Tour de Suisse	Switzerland	Fabian Cancellara
July 4	Stage 1, Tour de France	France	Fabian Cancellara
July 16	Stage 12, Tour de France	France	Nicki Sørensen
July 22	Stage 17, Tour de France	France	Fränk Schleck
August 23	Stage 5, Eneco Tour	Belgium Netherlands	Lars Bak
August 29	Stage 1, Vuelta a España	Spain	Fabian Cancellara
September 5	Stage 7, Vuelta a España	Spain	Fabian Cancellara

2011 - Saxo Bank-SunGard

March 5, Stage 2, Vuelta Ciclista a Murcia 2.1 Spain, Alberto Contador
March 6, Stage 3, Vuelta Ciclista a Murcia 2.1 Spain, Alberto Contador
March 6, 2011 Vuelta Ciclista a Murcia 2.1 Spain, Alberto Contador
March 23, Dwars door Vlaanderen 1.1 Belgium, Nick Nuyens
April 16, Stage 4, Vuelta a Castilla y Leon 2.1 Spain, Alberto Contador
June 17, Stage 3, Ster ZLM Toer 2.1 Netherlands, Juan José Haedo
June 26, Danish Road Racing Championship Denmark, Nicki Sørensen

2011 UCI World Tour

Only wins achieved in the 2011 UCI World Tour are included

Date	Race	Country	Winner
March 11	Stage 3, Tirreno-Adriatico	Italy	Juan José Haedo
March 23	Stage 3, Volta a Catalunya	Spain	Alberto Contador
March 27	2011 Volta a Catalunya	Spain	Alberto Contador
April 4	2011 Ronde van Vlaanderen	Belgium	Nick Nuyens
May 15	Stage 9, Giro d'Italia	Italy	Alberto Contador
May 24	Stage 16, Giro d'Italia	Italy	Alberto Contador
May 29	2011 Giro d'Italia	Italy	Alberto Contador
September 6	Stage 16, Vuelta a España	Spain	Juan José Haedo

Notes

^ Stage 4 results at CyclingNews.com - With the team of Lars Bak, Vladimir Gusev, Bobby Julich, Luke Roberts, Fränk Schleck, Nicki Sørensen, Jens Voigt and David Zabriskie.
^ Startlist at CyclingStartLists - With the team of David Zabriskie, Jakob Piil, Volodymyr Hustov, Nicki Sørensen, Michael Blaudzun, Kasper Klostergaard, Giovanni Lombardi and Peter Luttenberger.
^ The nine riders were: Ivan Basso, Michael Blaudzun, Íñigo Cuesta, Volodymyr Hustov, Bobby Julich, Giovanni Lombardi, Carlos Sastre, Nicki Sørensen, Jens Voigt.
^ The riders were: Lars Bak, Michael Blaudzun, Bobby Julich, Christian Müller, Stuart O'Grady, Brian Vandborg, Jens Voigt, and David Zabriskie.
^ The nine riders were: Kurt Asle Arvesen, Lars Bak, Fabian Cancellara, Íñigo Cuesta, Stuart O'Grady, Volodymyr Hustov, Marcus Ljungqvist, Carlos Sastre, Nicki Sørensen.
^ The eight riders were: Michael Blaudzun, Matthew Goss, Bobby Julich, Marcus Ljungqvist, Luke Roberts, Nicki Sørensen, Christian Vande Velde and David Zabriskie.

Sources

Team Saxo Bank Official Website (English)
Team CSC Official Website
CykelSupportDanmark, Team CSC's official Danish fan club
Lars Werge, "Drømmeholdet - historien om CSC" (The dream team - the history of CSC), Denmark, 2005, ISBN 87-7731-206-6