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Posted on 05-03-2012 21:19
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 8th is a good result (didn't I say that after the Amstel???)
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 Gilbert is a beast. Still, a good result with Fuglsang and Geschke. Smile
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 Gilbert is just awesome, but your 8th place is a very creditable performanceWink
 
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 OPQS and Gilbert were just unbeatable in April. All in all, good job, doing great managing to stay on the same level as the top teams. GL for May!
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 Thanks guys.

Sorry for the lack of activity here in the recent days. Something bugged up in the save game during Romandie, so I had to spend a few days trying to solve the problem. I eventually managed to, but at the cost of having to use the latest weeklysave file, one day before LBL. Therefore I had to play that once again, losing the great 8th place from Fuglsang. Only a 20th this time, after running it in detailed simulation.

You're probably wondering why. Well, I figured it would be more fair without a second chance, and an opportunity to improve the result even further. It's too late to do anything about it now, so instead of an 8th place, our top result in LBL is 20th.

On the positive side, I'll start working on the Romandie preview right now, and should have it up a bit later today. So stay tuned for more racing soon!
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 That's, well, partly nice to hear Wink Nice that you'll post soon. A pity with LBL but I wouldn't care too much: For us, you'll still be 8th, not 20th Wink


 
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 Save Games can be a right pain sometimes Sad

But at least the story continues and Good Luck with the Romandie review Wink
 
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 Thanks! I agree to both of your points.

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Last year's result:

1Fränk SchleckLeopard Trek17h03'56
2Chris FroomeSky ProCycling+ 52
3Jean-Christophe PeraudAG2R La Mondiale+ 1'00
4Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Team+ 1'03
5Joost PosthumaLeopard Trek+ 1'04
6Andreas KlödenTeam RadioShack+ 1'11
7Bradley WigginsSky ProCycling+ 1'14
8Michael AlbasiniHTC - Highroad+ 1'17
9Thomas LöfkvistSky ProCycling+ 1'26
10Lars Petter NordhaugSky ProCycling+ 1'28

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Small time gains on various stages proved to be key in Frank Schleck's overall success last year. A few seconds here and there, plus a very good time trial eventually saw him distancing closest challenger, Chris Froome, by almost a minute. We also had a pretty nice race, even though we noted nothing near a top result overall.

The stages:

Spoiler:

In my opinion one of the more interesting routes in recent time. Unlike usually, we have plenty of hard stages where we should see some selection. I'm thinking mainly of the last three ones, which will be where the race gets decided. Especially the last stage, the mountain time trial to Crans-Montana, will be crucial.

Project squad:

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After participating in all three of the Ardennes Classics, Lagutin is in great form and will therefore, at least to a beginning, lead the team here. We're not ruling out a change in that situation though, in case Van den Broeck hits Giro form already at the end of this race. But mainly, this is a preparation race.

Startlist and favourites:

Spoiler:

By looking at the route, I have to say that it looks like almost perfectly suited for Andreas Klöden. However, he wont have an easy time with names such as Marco Marzano, Kanstantsin Sivtsov and Damiano Cunego as main rivals. I'm also very much warning for the Liquigas duo Michele Scarponi and Carlos Alberto Betancur. Also, we should definitely not rule out our Van den Broeck.
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 Marzano must have developed really well, what are his main stats? I'm very optimistic for your result, since we all know what you can do with your riders Wink Good luck!


 
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 GL in Romandie!
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 Thank you! Smile

Marzano certainly has developed at an incredible speed. Italy's best climber already, and one of the main favourites for the Giro. Here's his stats:

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pcmdaily.com/images/flags/CH.png Tour de Romandie - Stage 1 pcmdaily.com/images/flags/CH.png

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Unsurprisingly, the first stage is a prologue. At a length of just three kilometres, it's unlikely to shake up the general classification much, but it will at least give us a small look at who's in shape and who's not.

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A slightly surprising winner in the end. Rather than one of the main favourites such as David Zabriskie, it was the young Portuguese Rui Costa who clocked the fastest time during the day. Many riders came very close to him, but no one came close enough. Our top result today was Van den Broeck's 30th, which made us start thinking about possibly upgrading him into leader's role, instead of Lagutin.

Result:

1Rui CostaCaisse d'Epargne4'25
2Geraint ThomasTeam Radioshack - Nissans.t.
3Adriano MaloriUniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team+ 1
4Imanol ErvitiCaisse d'Epargnes.t.
5David ZabriskieGarmin - Barracuda+ 2
6Christian KneesTeam Sky Pro Cyclings.t.
7Thomas DekkerVodafone Pro Cycling Teams.t.
8Richie PorteTeam Sky Pro Cycling+ 3
9Enrico FranzoiUniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Teams.t.
10Chris FroomeTeam Sky Pro Cyclings.t.

Spoiler:

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Day number two is set to be a mountainous one, but it's in my opinion probably too easy for the GC contenders to try their legs. Therefore this seems like a perfect opportunity for a breakaway to stay clear for the victory.

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We tried to colour the race, but Lagutin's strong attack was brought back in the finale, and we were down to a mass sprint instead. Kiwi champion Hayden Roulston edged out Thomas Dekker and Eduardo Gonzalo. Klöden and Scarponi both in the Top 10.

Result:

1Hayden RoulstonTeam Radioshack - Nissan4h43'23
2Thomas DekkerVodafone Pro Cycling Teams.t.
3Eduardo GonzaloEuskaltel - Orbeas.t.
4Christian Vande VeldeGarmin - Barracudas.t.
5Andreas KlödenBMC - Swiss Cycling Technologys.t.
6Eros CapecchiLampre - San Marcos.t.
7Dimitri MuravyevTeam Katushas.t.
8Rui CostaCaisse d'Epargnes.t.
9Cristiano SalernoFarnese Vini - Selle Italias.t.
10Michele ScarponiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.

Spoiler:

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Yet another day that's kind of hard to predict. It's apparently set as a hilly one, but once again, I think it's too easy. There's a long way of flat after the top of the last difficult climb. Mass sprint again most likely I'd say.

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A heartbreaking end for the breakaway, with Geraint Thomas being robbed of the victory in the last 400 metres. Allan Davis profited from the perfectly timed catch to slip away with the victory, just in front of José Joaquin Rojas and Romain Feillu. No important GC changes.

Result:

1Allan DavisGreenEDGE Cycling Project3h44'34
2José Joaquín RojasCaisse d'Epargnes.t.
3Romain FeilluGarmin - Barracudas.t.
4Hayden RoulstonTeam Radioshack - Nissans.t.
5Gert SteegmansOmegaPharma - Quicksteps.t.
6Geraint ThomasTeam Radioshack - Nissans.t.
7Eros CapecchiLampre - San Marcos.t.
8Romain ZingleCofidis, le crédit en lignes.t.
9Marcello PavarinUniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Teams.t.
10Gerald CiolekOmegaPharma - Quicksteps.t.

Spoiler:

GC after three stages:

1Hayden RoulstonTeam Radioshack - Nissan8h32'16
2Thomas DekkerVodafone Pro Cycling Team+ 2
3Rui CostaCaisse d'Epargne+ 6
4David ZabriskieGarmin - Barracuda+ 8
5Christian KneesTeam Sky Pro Cyclings.t.
6Eduardo GonzaloEuskaltel - Orbea+ 9
7Richie PorteTeam Sky Pro Cyclings.t.
8Chris FroomeTeam Sky Pro Cyclings.t.
9Jürgen RoelandtsLotto - Belisols.t.
10Andreas KlödenBMC - Swiss Cycling Technology+ 10

Spoiler:


Part two of this dramatic race later today or tomorrow!
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 A pity Lagutin was brought back in stage 2. GL for part 2!
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 Dekker is a beast! Good luck!
Guess who's back? Smile
Lets see how many friens are still around...
 
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 @ MitchNL - Thanks! Smile

@ alex lens - Might be a bit of an exaggeration. He only finished second on a stage after all. But thanks. Wink

Just because I'm a nice guy, here's part two already! Pfft

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To kick off the second, crucial part of this race, we hit stage four, and an uphill finish. It's still quite an easy day however, and the final 'climb' to the finish in Charmey isn't exactly the steepest one. Still, gaps might appear.

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Once again, we tried to surprise, and once again, Lagutin's mobe was closed down. This time just 200 metres from the line, annoyingly. Even more frustrating was the fact that he was pushed down to 5th, missing bonus seconds. Of the four who overtook him, Marzano proved fastest, pipping Mathias Frank and Rigoberto Uran.

Result:

1Marco MarzanoAndroni Giocattoli - Trecolli3h01'18
2Matthias FrankBMC - Swiss Cycling Technologys.t.
3Rigoberto UránTeam Sky Pro Cyclings.t.
4Chris FroomeTeam Sky Pro Cyclings.t.
5Sergey LagutinProject 1T4i - Shimanos.t.
6Michele ScarponiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
7Christian KneesTeam Sky Pro Cyclings.t.
8Luca SolariAndroni Giocattoli - Trecollis.t.
9Iuri TrofimovAstana Pro Teams.t.
10Bauke MollemaVodafone Pro Cycling Teams.t.

Spoiler:

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Of the road stages, this one is by far the hardest one. Some serious climbs along the route, and with the last one topping out just twenty kilometres of downhill away from the finish line, it's most likely the best opportunity for the GC contenders to distance their rivals. GC shuffle expected.

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Lagutin's aggressive riding finally payed off today. After attacking at the top of the last climb of the day, he managed to catch the four remaining members of the early breakaway in the finale and sprint to third place behind Steve Morabito and David Millar. That meant bonus seconds, and more importantly, a gap over the other favourites!

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Damiano Cunego led Thomas Löfkvist and Kevin De Weert over the line 42 seconds later, with the main field another 15 seconds behind these. Van den Broeck, with by far his best legs so far in this race, finished 11th, celebrating his team mate's race lead.

Result:

1Steve MorabitoBMC - Swiss Cycling Technology4h28'55
2David MillarTeam Radioshack - Nissans.t.
3Sergey LagutinProject 1T4i - Shimanos.t.
4Luis PasamontesEuskaltel - Orbeas.t.
5Americo NovembriniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
6Damiano CunegoLampre - San Marco+ 42
7Thomas LöfkvistThe Bose Projects.t.
8Kevin De WeertOmegaPharma - Quicksteps.t.
9Michele ScarponiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 57
10Rui CostaCaisse d'Epargnes.t.

Spoiler:

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No flat day with champagne drinking in this race. Instead a brutal 16 kilometer mountain time trial from Sion to Crans-Montana. On a climb this hard, it's not impossible that we see the climbers fighting for the victory rather than the pure timetriallists. We'll try to defend the race lead.

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After saving energy all week with this very day in mind, Van den Broeck stormed up the climb, completely demolishing all earlier top times. The Belgian even caught Iuri Trofimov in the final kilometer.

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It turned out that nobody could come even close to Van den Broeck's time. Also the yellow jersey Lagutin had to concede a huge loss to his team mate today, amazingly even enough to lose his lead! He also fended off the other favourites in the overall, making it a 1-2!

Result:

1Jurgen Van den BroeckProject 1T4i - Shimano28'57
2Andreas KlödenBMC - Swiss Cycling Technology+ 51
3Marco MarzanoAndroni Giocattoli - Trecolli+ 52
4Richie PorteTeam Sky Pro Cycling+ 1'02
5Kanstantsin SivtsovTeam Sky Pro Cycling+ 1'03
6Sergey LagutinProject 1T4i - Shimanos.t.
7Carlos Alberto BetancurLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1'10
8Michele ScarponiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1'13
9Iuri TrofimovAstana Pro Teams.t.
10Kevin De WeertOmegaPharma - Quickstep+ 1'25

Spoiler:

Final General Classification:

1Jurgen Van den BroeckProject 1T4i - Shimano16h32'35
2Sergey LagutinProject 1T4i - Shimano+ 13
3Marco MarzanoAndroni Giocattoli - Trecolli+ 45
4Andreas KlödenBMC - Swiss Cycling Technology+ 49
5Richie PorteTeam Sky Pro Cycling+ 59
6Kanstantsin SivtsovTeam Sky Pro Cycling+ 1'03
7Kevin De WeertOmegaPharma - Quickstep+ 1'09
8Iuri TrofimovAstana Pro Team+ 1'15
9Carlos Alberto BetancurLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1'16
10Michele ScarponiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1'17

Spoiler:

Points:

1Hayden RoulstonTeam Radioshack - Nissan40
2Sergey LagutinProject 1T4i - Shimano34
3Geraint ThomasTeam Radioshack - Nissan31
4Rui CostaCaisse d'Epargne29
5Thomas DekkerVodafone Pro Cycling Team26

KoM:

1Americo NovembriniLiquigas - Cannondale30
2Luis PasamontesEuskaltel - Orbea28
3Steve MorabitoBMC - Swiss Cycling Technology24
4Romain ZingleCofidis, le crédit en ligne24
5Leonardo MoserFarnese Vini - Selle Italia21

U25:

1Carlos Alberto BetancurLiquigas - Cannondale16h33'51 (1)
2Rigoberto UránTeam Sky Pro Cycling+ 25 (2)
3Stefano PirazziUniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team+ 47 (3)
4Wilco KeldermanVodafone Pro Cycling Team+ 58 (4)
5Jesús HerradaCaisse d'Epargne+ 7'10 (5)

Team:

1Team Sky Pro Cycling49h41'23 (1)
2BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology+ 33 (2)
3Liquigas - Cannondale+ 52 (3)
4Caisse d'Epargne+ 2'12 (4)
5Vodafone Pro Cycling Team+ 2'47 (5)


Well, well, what can I say? I think we're ready for the Giro!
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 What an amazing timetrial by Van den Broeck, and a nice 1-2 in the GC!
Let the Giro come!

And is there anyone here on the forum who works at Cyanide and can add the Pelli level? I'm serious, give this man a challenge!

By the way, I would love to see you do a story with RadioShack, let's see if you can win every stage you ride Pfft
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 Excellent job with VDB and Lagutin! I wouldn't look strange if the difficulties in PCM '12 are: Easy, Normal, Hard, Extreme and Pelli. Grin
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cunego59 wrote:
Marzano must have developed really well, what are his main stats? I'm very optimistic for your result, since we all know what you can do with your riders Wink Good luck!


I was right Grin Once again, congrats to this amazing performance. And thanks for Marzano's stats. Random potential is great Wink His flat skill could be a weak point, though.


 
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 Dekker, where are you? Hello? Anywhere? Oh, 16th, I see. Shame on me Embarassed

Congrats with your win, Pellizoti!
Guess who's back? Smile
Lets see how many friens are still around...
 

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