Cervélo Cycles is a Canadian manufacturer of racing bicycle frames. It started in 1995 and is located in Toronto. Its founders, Phil White and Gérard Vroomen, continue to run the company. Cervélo provided frames from 2002-2008 for the Danish professional road cycling team, CSC. Cervélo has begun a new cycling team, Cervélo TestTeam for the 2009 pro cycling season. The most renowned riders are Carlos Sastre and Thor Hushovd, although Heinrich Haussler has taken most of the team's headlines so far, with his impressive performances at Paris-Nice, Milan-Sanremo, and his stage win in the 2009 Tour de France (Stage 13, Colmar). Cervélo uses CAD and computational fluid dynamics to aid its designs. Frame materials include aluminum and carbon fibre. The company uses the wind tunnel testing at San Diego Air and Space Technology Center, in California, USA. The distinctive features are compact frames and airfoil shaped down tubes on the S and P series frames. Cervélo frames are made in China. Cervélo's sponsorship of elite athletes, notably Team CSC, has led to widespread recognition of the brand.