Equip Cilo-Aufina cyclist

Former Swiss team of professional cycling on road, Cilo-Aufina directed by Auguste Girard, marked the revival of Swiss cycling to the beginning of the year 1980.

Cilo was an established mark of cycles with Romanel-on-Lausanne.

Aufina was an banking institution.

Runners

Tony Rominger
Jean-Mary Grezet
Happy Breu
Serge Demierre
Josef Fuchs
Daniel Gisiger
Stefan Mutter
Gody Schmutz
Alain von Allmen
Heinz Imboden
Bernard Gavillet
Mauro Gianetti
Rocco Cattaneo
Thierry Bolle
Marco Vitali
Jürg Bruggmann
Bruno Wolfer
Erwin Lienhard
Hubert Seiz
Patrick Moerlen
Marcel Russenberger
Cédric Rose tree
Julius Thalmann
Antonio Ferretti

Principal results

1981

1st Liege-Bastogne-Liege (Josef Fuchs)
2nd Liege-Bastogne-Liege (Stefan Mutter)
1st Championship of the Three Nations (Stefan Mutter)
1st Championship of Zurich (Happy Breu)
1st Turn of Switzerland (Happy Breu)
2nd Turn of Switzerland (Josef Fuchs)
2nd Turn of Catalonia (Serge Demierre)
1st Mediterranean Turn (Stefan Mutter)
4th of Tirreno-Adriatico (Stefan Mutter)
10th Turn of Romandie (Gody Schmutz)
3rd Grand Prix Union in Dortmund (Jean-Mary Grezet)
1st Nice-Alassio (Bruno Wolfer)
2nd Turn of Piedmont (Bruno Wolfer)
2nd Turn of Ombrie (Jean-Mary Grezet)
1st Turn of the Canton of Argovie (Daniel Gisiger)
1st Grand Prix of the Nations (Daniel Gisiger)

1982

6th of the Tour de France (Happy Breu)
Vainqueur of the 13th stage of the Tour de France Pau-Saint Lary-Soulan (Happy Breu)
Vainqueur of the 16th stage of the Tour de France Orcières-L' Alpe-d' Hoot (Beat Breu)
Vainqueur of the 5th stage of the Tour of Switzerland (Beat Breu)
1st Championship of the Three Nations (Gilbert Glaus)
4th Paris-Roubaix (Stefan Mutter)
3rd Liege-Bastogne-Liege (Stefan Mutter)
2nd Championnat of Zurich (Hubert Seiz)
4th of the Turn of Switzerland (Happy Breu)
5th Turn of Romandie (Jean-Mary Grezet)
4th Turn of Catalonia (Hubert Seiz)

1983 Victorious

of the 4th stage of the Tour de France Roubaix it Harbor (Serge Demierre)
Victorious of the 22e stage of the Tour de France Alfortville-Paris (Gilbert Glaus)

1984

1st of the Turn of Switzerland (the USSR Zimmermann)

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