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OCBC Singapore Continental Cycling Team

Field	Value
name	OCBC Singapore Continental Cycling Team
code	TSI
registered	Singapore
founded
disbanded	2014
teammanager	Justin Cheong Weiwen
discipline	Road
status	UCI Continental Team
season	2012–2014
oldname	OCBC Singapore Continental Cycling Team (TSI)

OCBC Singapore Continental Cycling Team () was a Singaporean UCI Continental cycling team managed by Justin Cheong Weiwen and sponsored by Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC).

Major wins

;2013 :Stage 3 New Zealand Cycle Classic, Jason Christie :Stage 2 Tour of Thailand, Loh Sea Keong :Stage 4 Tour de Singkarak, Loh Sea Keong :Overall Jelajah Malaysia, Loh Sea Keong : SIN National Road Champion, Low Ji Wen : SIN National TT Champion HO Junrong :Stage 1 Tour de Ijen, Jason Christie ;2014 :Critérium international d'Alger, Thomas Rabou :Stage 2 Tour International de Blida, Thomas Rabou :Stage 1 Tour International de Sétif, Ronald Yeung :Stage 1 Le Tour de Filipinas, Eric Sheppard

2014 Team roster

As of 31 December 2014.

References

"OCBC Singapore Continental Cycling Team (TSI) – SIN". [[Union Cycliste Internationale]].

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