Marcel Kittel claims the first victory for Project 1t4i in 2012

Friday, February 03, 2012
Marcel Kittel claimed the first victory for Project 1t4i. The sprinter of Project 1t4i edged the victory in the second stage of the French stage race Etoile des Besseges before Belgium Kris Boeckmans and stage one winner Nacer Bouhanni.

World’s third-best team begins the Olympic season with a series of wins

Thursday, February 02, 2012
The FELT ÖTZTAL X-BIONIC Worldcup Team started the season with a series of wins. At the team’s first official training camp, all the stars of the team competed against their international rivals in the Club La Santa 4-Stage race in Lanzarote and set a huge exclamation mark right from the beginning of the season.

New 1t4i Team Unveiled in Spain

Tuesday, January 17, 2012
The 2012 Felt-sponsored 1t4i road team was introduced last week at the team’s winter training camp in Alicante, Spain. The Dutch-based outfit will field a 26-rider men’s Pro Continental team plus a women’s team of 10 riders.

The 1t4i moniker stands for “Team Spirit, Inspiration, Integrity, Improvement and Innovation.” Known last year as Skil-Shimano, the team is looking to step up to the top level of the sport with Felt this year. It will focus on the sport’s biggest events including the Tour de France, one-day Classics, Olympics and other top-tier stage races.

Trebon Sweeps Chicago ’Cross Races

Monday, January 02, 2012
Chicago, Illinois - After missing more than a month of racing due to a knee injury, Felt-sponsored cyclocross racer Ryan Trebon stormed back onto the circuit with a dominating double-win performance in Chicago over the New Year’s holiday weekend.

Trebon rode his Felt F1X to two commanding wins just a week before the USA Cycling Cyclocross Championships, which will be held January 7-8 in Madison, Wisconsin.

Litscher Named Best Young Rider

Tuesday, December 06, 2011
Zurich, Switzerland -- Felt Ötztal X-Bionic team rider Thomas Litscher has been recognized by the Swiss cycling federation as its “Best Young Rider” for 2011. The 22-year-old cross-country rider had a breakout season, winning both the Swiss National Championship and the World Championship in the Under-23 category. The award was announced November 30 at the Zürich Six Day race.

Widely recognized as one of the sport’s top up-and-coming stars, Litscher was competitive with the world’s best this year. In addition to his U23 accolades, he scored a handful of top-10 finishes at the elite level in World Cup racing.