Kelly Benefit Strategies

The team formerly known as Kelly Benefit Strategies welcomed Optum Health as their title sponsor

The U.S. peloton got a boost of good health Wednesday when Kelly Benefit Strategies announced the signing of a new co-title sponsor. Circuit Global Sports Management, the firm behind Continental-registered program, named OptumHealth as a new title sponsor on the opening day of the team’s first training camp of 2011. The team will be titled Kelly Benefit Strategies-OptumHealth Pro Cycling.

The U.S. criterium champ will bolster the sprint squad at Kelly Benefit Strategies

KBS beefs up for the coming season with some experienced talent, all graduates of the Slipstream team program

Aften Euro' campaign is delayed by volcanic flight delays, Kelly Benefit Strategies gets over to Brittany for some pre-California race prep.

The flight cancellations that have resulted from the volcanic activity have grounded Kelly Benefit Strategies in its attempts to reach France for Sunday’s Tro-Bro Léon (UCI 1.1). The team planned to start the race as the kick off to its first European stint in 2010.

Kelly Benefit Strategies is preparing for the Tour of California with a slew of foreign races.

On a day when visitors were stunned by a killer closing climb, a local boy takes the win, while Kelly Benefit Strategies' Reid Mumford takes the overall lead.

Despite KBS clearly being the strongest team in this year’s Tour of Luzon, and having held the race lead since Ryan Anderson's time trial stage victory on day 2, they had yet to make it first across the line on a road stage; until stage 4 that was, when Jesse Anthony crossed the line at the head of a breakaway group to take his first win of the year.

Kelly Benefit Strategies expands its international schedule to better prepare for the Amgen Tour of California and an eventual upgrade to Pro Continental status.

VeloNews' Robbie Stout takes a look at Kelly Benefit Strategies' 2010 team gear, from its new bikes to its new washing machine.

Kelly Benefit Strategies is forging a team for stage races and tough one-day events.

Kelly Benefit Strategies is entering the new season with its core roster intact and a focus on stage racing and tough one-day events.

Kelly Benefit Strategies announces Jacob Erker as performance manager and Bob Gregorio as team mechanic for the 2010 racing season. The two additions bring experience and knowledge to the team's well-rounded roster.

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The Kelly Benefit Strategies Pro Cycling team has spent the last two days in Mooresville, North Carolina, for two days of testing at the A2 Wind Tunnel.

Kelly Benefit Strategies heads into 2010 with new confidence — and a couple of new sponsors.

Energizer Asia Pacific has become a sponsor of the Kelly Benefit Strategies pro cycling team.

The Kelly Benefit Strategies Pro Cycling team today announced the 2010 season roster, which sees 10 returning riders and four new additions. The team will enter the 2010 season with a line-up that includes experience, added horsepower and young talent.