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Gallery: Jamis-Hagens Berman in Costa Rica training camp

By Cycling News

published 5 March 2015

American team's next goal is Redlands Bicycle Classic

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Gregor Brenes at camp in Costa Rica(Image credit: John Segesta)

Jamis-Hagens Berman p/b Sutter Home in Costa Rica(Image credit: John Segesta)

Clean bikes are fast bikes(Image credit: John Segesta)

The Jamis team's bikes ready for the ride(Image credit: John Segesta)

This bike has the best view.(Image credit: John Segesta)

Carson Miller gets sorted out by Felix Farina, the team's soigneur(Image credit: John Segesta)

Coffee time for Sebastian Haedo(Image credit: John Segesta)

Mechanic Hugo Pratissoli cleans the chain(Image credit: John Segesta)

Gregory Brenes (Jamis-Hagens Berman)(Image credit: John Segesta)

The team trains in Costa Rica(Image credit: John Segesta)

Gregory Brenes and Stephen Leece on the ride(Image credit: John Segesta)

Gregory Brenes (Jamis-Hagens Berman)(Image credit: John Segesta)

David Williams and Carson Miller (Jamis-Hagens Berman)(Image credit: John Segesta)

David Williams (Jamis-Hagens Berman)(Image credit: John Segesta)

Sebastian Haedo(Image credit: John Segesta)

A rider puts on the finishing touches to his Jamis bike(Image credit: John Segesta)

Gregory Brenes adjusts his saddle before the ride(Image credit: John Segesta)

Gregory Brenes (Jamis-Hagens Berman)(Image credit: John Segesta)

Gregory Brenes (Jamis-Hagens Berman) finds alternative transportation(Image credit: John Segesta)

David Williams (Jamis-Hagens Berman)(Image credit: John Segesta)

Stephen Leece (Jamis-Hagens Berman)(Image credit: John Segesta)

Sebastian Haedo (Jamis-Hagens Berman)(Image credit: John Segesta)

Brand new kit and socks for the Jamis riders(Image credit: John Segesta)

Gregory Brenes and Seba Haedo lead the group at camp(Image credit: John Segesta)

Luis Amaran (Jamis-Hagens Berman)(Image credit: John Segesta)

David Williams (Jamis-Hagens Berman)(Image credit: John Segesta)

The Jamis-Hagens Berman p/b Sutter Home team chose a unique location for their early season training camp, heading to Costa Rica for a two-week block of training in between their first test of the year, the Tour de San Luis, and their next goal, the Redlands Bicycle Classic.

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The riders and staff chose Orosi in the Central American country for the camp, and have found the weather, roads and terrain were well suited for their first-ever two-week long camp. The team had a little local knowledge thanks to the presence of Costa Rican Gregory Brenes in the squad.

"We looked at a great country, with good weather, and a lot of good roads and terrain where I expect the riders will have a very hard and productive two weeks of training," director Sebastian Alexandre said. "We look forward to starting the season in the US shortly, and I again have high expectations for my team this year."

The team had a strong start in the Tour de San Luis, where climber Daniel Jaramillo placed ninth overall. After Redlands, the team will focus on the Tour of California, where Ben Jacques-Maynes will likely start as the only rider to have competed in all 10 editions of the race.