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is a UCI Continental cycling team based in Japan.[1] It was founded in 2006.[2] For the 2014 season, the team added several riders from Spain, including Eduard Prades for the last part of the season.[3] Masahiro Yasuhara is currently the manager of the team.[4]
Major wins
- 2007
Stage 2 Tour of Thailand, Masahiko Mifune
- 2011
Stage 2 Tour de Hokkaido, Takahiro Yamashita
- 2012
Stage 2 Tour of Małopolska, Mariusz Wiesiak
- 2014
Stage 5 Tour of Thailand, Sebastián Mora
- 2015
Stage 2 Tour de Ijen, Benjamín Prades
Stage 4 Tour of Japan, Benjamín Prades
Overall Tour de Kumano, Benjamín Prades
Stage 2, Benjamín Prades
- 2017
Overall Tour de Kumano, José Vicente Toribio
Young rider classification, Kenji Takubo
Tour de Okinawa, Junya Sano
- 2018
Stage 3 Tour de Kumano, Junya Sano
- 2019
Points classification Vuelta al Táchira, Orluis Aular
Stage 3, Orluis Aular
Overall Ronda Pilipinas, Francisco Mancebo
Stage 1, Francisco Mancebo
Overall Tour de Kumano, Orluis Aular
Points classification, Orluis Aular
Stage 1, Orluis Aular
- 2021
Stage 2 Tour of Japan, José Vicente Toribio
Oita Urban Classic, Francisco Mancebo
- 2022
Tour of Japan
Points classification, Leonel Quintero
Mountains classification, Marino Kobayashi
Stage 2 Tour de Kumano, Leonel Quintero
- 2023
Stage 2 Tour of Japan, Georgios BouglasNotes and References
- Web site: Takagi. Hideaki. ja:スペイン選手3人加入 10人体制のマトリックス. http://www.cyclowired.jp/?q=node/128763. Cyclowired. 12 October 2014. Japanese.
- Web site: 新チーム マトリックスパワータグ・スペシャライズド の体制. Cyclingtime.com. 19 December 2014. Japanese.
- Web site: Eduard Prades ficha por el equipo japonés Matrix Powertag. Escyclismo.com. 19 December 2014. Spanish.
- Web site: ホセ・ビセンテ、吉田隼人ら加入で戦闘力増すマトリックス. Cyclowired. 23 May 2015. Japanese.