Record hubs are now black, 20 g lighter and don't have greaseports any more  2008 11-speed Record, Super Record, and Chorus groups are introduced  2009 Re-introduction of 11-speed Athena component group below Chorus in product line  2011 First electric 11-speed Super Record group was used at the Tour de France by Team Movistar  2013 80th anniversary groupset made.  2014 Super Record RS groupset introduced following input from professional team riders. Fulcrum Wheels, a company owned by Campagnolo, produces wheelsets compatible with Campagnolo and Shimano cassettes. The ErgoBrain cyclocomputer compatible with the Ergo shifters displays cadence, gear, and the normal functions of a cyclocomputer.  2015 Athena EPS discontinued and Chorus EPS introduced. Chorus, Record and Super Record groupsets are overhauled with a 4 arm, 8 bolt chainset introduced. Bora 50 and 35 wheels become available in Clincher and adopt a wider rim profile.  2015 Potenza group is introduced.  2017 Centaur group reintroduced as the Campagnolo's least expensive 11-speed group.  2018 12-speed Super Record and Record mechanical groups are introduced. Bora WTO (Wind Tunnel Optimized) wheels are introduced.  2019 12-speed Super Record EPS, and mechanical 12-speed Chorus groups are introduced. Chorus will have an 11-34 cassette option and a 96/123mm BCD with sub-compact 48/32 gearing available. Campagnolo has used various trademarks, the best known the Campagnolo signature; another is a hub quick-release lever (Tullio's most famous innovation). The logo of the company is the winged wheel. For many years Campagnolo provided professional race mechanics with spare parts and neutral technical assistance at races. Campagnolo relies on riders and mechanics to improve products.