Jan Schaffrath
German road bicycle racer · Germany · On the map · Athletes · Born 1971 · age 55
Jan Schaffrath is a German directeur sportif for UCI ProTeam Omega Pharma-Quick-Step and former professional road bicycle racer. Before turning professional he was twice military World Champion. At the 1994 UCI Road World Championships he won the bronze medal in the men's team time trail.
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Jan Ullrich Teammate at T-Mobile, 1997-2002
Alexander Vinokourov Teammate at T-Mobile, 2000-2005
Erik Zabel Teammate at T-Mobile, 1997-2005
Andreas Klöden Teammate at T-Mobile, 1998-2005
Steffen Wesemann Teammate at T-Mobile, 1997-2005
Matthias Kessler Teammate at T-Mobile, 2000-2005
Giuseppe Guerini Teammate at T-Mobile, 1999-2005
Rolf Aldag Teammate at T-Mobile, 1997-2005
Jens Heppner Teammate at T-Mobile, 1997-2002
Udo Bölts Teammate at T-Mobile, 1997-2002
Kai Hundertmarck Teammate at T-Mobile, 1997-2003
Stephan Schreck Teammate at T-Mobile, 2000-2005
Bjarne Riis Teammate at T-Mobile, 1997-2000
Giovanni Lombardi Teammate at T-Mobile, 1997-2001
Daniele Nardello Teammate at T-Mobile, 2003-2005
Andreas Klier Teammate at T-Mobile, 2001-2005
Georg Totschnig Teammate at T-Mobile, 1997-2000
Christian Henn Teammate at T-Mobile, 1997-1999
Danilo Hondo Teammate at T-Mobile, 1999-2003
Alberto Elli Teammate at T-Mobile, 1999-2001
Serguei Yakovlev Teammate at T-Mobile, 2002-2005
Francesco Frattini Teammate at T-Mobile, 1998-2000
Gian Matteo Fagnini Teammate at T-Mobile, 2000-2003
Torsten Hiekmann Teammate at T-Mobile, 2001-2005
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He raced as a professional from 1997 until 2005, all the time at T-Mobile Team. At the end of 2005 he retired and moved to Team Milram as a directeur sportif, but only lasted one season there before returning to T-Mobile as a directeur sportif, which later changed its name to Team High Road and Team Columbia. After HTC did not find a new sponsor, he moved to the Belgian team Omega Pharma-Quick-Step.
