Schaijk, 11 september ; Chris jongewaard was part of a car accident in 2007 in Australia. Last month trial took place in Australia and today was the sentencing by the judge. Jongewaard was found guilty of aggravated driving without due care and leaving the scene of an accident. Today jongewaard has been sentenced two years jail with a nine month non-parole and disqualified from driving for 10 years. Next Monday Cycling Australia will hold a disciplinary hearing into Jongewaard's conviction and subsequent imprisonment.

Paris, August 16 2009 - Jelmer Pietersma, racing for the Trek-Brentjens Mountinbike Racing Team, has won the 2009 edition of the Tour VTT. Pietersma won 3 out of 5 stages of this year's course, proving his strength. Besides winning the three stages and the overall title Pietersma also won the green jersey. 

Jongewaard making up ground: Chris Jongewaard making his way up the field during the Madrid World CupMadrid, 24th of May 2009 - The Mountainbike World Cup in Madrid is over for the Trek-Brentjens Mountainbike Racing team. Chris Jongewaard was focused upon a good result, but had a bad start and had to fight his way back to the top. The Australian rider still managed to get a 20th place. Jelmer Pietersma was struggling; his body was still recovering from a training accident a week before (he got hit by a car). Jelmer still managed to make it to 65th position, a good result considering the circumstances. Frank Beemer had an excellent start, but faded a bit in the race's final. He came in 62nd. Bart Brentjens: "This is a fast course, in the heart of Madrid. It can actually be considered a "Dutch" style course, so we were expecting good results here. Yesterday's rain made the track better. As for results; the team's performed pretty well, but I was hoping for a surprise of one of our riders here. Unfortunately this did not happen."