Team Type 1 is a long-distance cycling team comprised of Type 1 diabetics. They've won the 3052 mile Race Across America (RAAM) twice since placing second in 2006.
The team was founded in 2004 by two Type 1 diabetics, Phil Southerland and Joe Eldridge, and became the first pro cycling team devoted to raising diabetes awareness. Currently, they are sponsored by Sanodi-Aventis, makers of the basal insulin LANTUS and rapid-acting insulin, APIDRA. Sponsorship has permitted team expansion to five teams (men's professional cycling, women's professional cycling, a mixed team, a 2009 RAAM team and a Type 1 diabetic triathlon team). In addition, an amateur Type 2 diabetic cycling team has been put together.
The full article ishere.You can catch Team Type 1, in this area, at the66th Annual Tour of Somerville, a New Jersey Memorial Day tradition.
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The team was founded in 2004 by two Type 1 diabetics, Phil Southerland and Joe Eldridge, and became the first pro cycling team devoted to raising diabetes awareness. Currently, they are sponsored by Sanodi-Aventis, makers of the basal insulin LANTUS and rapid-acting insulin, APIDRA. Sponsorship has permitted team expansion to five teams (men's professional cycling, women's professional cycling, a mixed team, a 2009 RAAM team and a Type 1 diabetic triathlon team). In addition, an amateur Type 2 diabetic cycling team has been put together.
The full article ishere.
You can catch Team Type 1, in this area, at the66th Annual Tour of Somerville, a New Jersey Memorial Day tradition.