The 38 year-old quadruple Danish national champion Nicki Sorensen is looking forward to another season on the team he has been a part of since 2001 and the always loyal veteran here takes a look in the rearview mirror of the past season:

Karsten Kroon was reaching peak-shape during Tour of Qatar in the second month of the 2013 season but a crash destroyed his hopes and moral before the big classics. But the flying Dutchman was back on track to help teammate, Roman Kreuziger in Amstel:

Tinkoff-Saxo's Italian, Daniele Bennati has had a turbulent season with both ups and downs. Here, he shares some of his memories of 2013:

“Sugar, Water, Recovery" is a prestigious project which shows life on the road behind the scenes of one of the world's best cycling teams - Team Saxo-Tinkoff .

Christopher Juul-Jensen hopes for Giro 2014.

The Danish road race champion, Team Saxo-Tinkoff 's Michael Morkov, is evaluating the past season, which he describes as his breakthrough in international road racing.

Russian entrepreneur Oleg Tinkov has finalized a buy out of Riis Cycling A/S. Oleg Tinkov now is therefore the sole owner of Riis Cycling, the company behind the professional cycling team, which name has been changed to Tinkoff Sport A/S.

Team Saxo-Tinkoff Aussie, and multiple time trial world champion, Michael Rogers had a perfect final race in the 2013 as he won the mountainous one-day race, Japan Cup 20th of October. Previously this season, he finished second overall in Tour of California and made a significantly tireless effort during the Tour de France where he just missed a spot in the top-10 overall ranking in the final part of the race.

Neopros Pawel Poljanski and Michael Kolar joins Team Saxo-Tinkoff. The two young riders have both agreed to deals, that will keep them in the team in the coming two seasons.