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Dauphiné Libere - Stage 3
CrueTrue
Posted on 04-11-2007 15:01
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This stage is another flat stage, probably for the sprinters. It's going slightly uphill just before the finish line, but it shouldn't be any problem for the sprinters. There's also a few mountain points on the route, but the Kozo-guy from Ferrari will definitely keep his jersey until the next stages.
A break of 7 riders got away from the peloton: Scheunemann, Bossoni, Vandevelde, Gerrans, De Maar, Hivert and Mironov. It didn't take long, though, before it broke up again. On the climb, De Maar and Gerrans dropped Scheunemann, Hivert, Bossoni and Vandevelde who had already dropped Mironov earlier on the climb. This, of course, also made it more difficult for the two groups to stay away from the peloton.
The gap decreased, decreased and decreased. It didn't take long for the peloton to close down the gap to Mironov, and not very surprisingly, the rest were caught with 30 km to go. There are really many teams who are interested in a sprint finish, so it's definitely some difficult conditions the breakaway riders have.
Anyway, without any other action we forward to the sprint finish. De Jongh is leading out for the Belgian champion Steegmans in the first sprint train, and in the 2nd it's Celestino leading out for Barbosa. Behind them, we have Paolini, Haedo, Haussler, etc., etc..
1 km to go, and it seems to be a battle between Steegmans and Paolini! There's a few wheels down to Bonsergent, Barbosa and Haedo.
But ... JJ takes the win! Perfectly timed sprint.
Stage Result:
1 Juan José Haedo FERRARI - GUERCIOTTI 3h54'42 2 Gert Steegmans CARREFOUR CYCLING s.t. 3 Candido Barbosa FED-EX s.t. 4 Stéphane Bonsergent AG2R PRÉVOYANCE - RENAULT s.t. 5 Luca Paolini CARLSBERG s.t. 6 Heinrich Haussler VIRGIN MEDIA PRO CYCLING TEAM s.t. 7 Danilo Napolitano TEAM FLOGAS s.t. 8 Allan Davis DISCOVERY CHANNEL PRO CYCLING TEAM s.t. 9 Francisco Ventoso ACCUMALUX s.t. 10 Juan Van Heerden FERRARI - GUERCIOTTI s.t. 11 Matti Breschel FERRARI - GUERCIOTTI s.t. 12 Olaf Pollack CRÉDIT AGRICOLE s.t. 13 Steven De Jongh CARREFOUR CYCLING s.t. 14 Juan Pablo Forero TELEFONICA s.t. 15 Marcel Sieberg FED-EX s.t.
Points:
1 Juan José Haedo FERRARI - GUERCIOTTI 57 2 Allan Davis DISCOVERY CHANNEL PRO CYCLING TEAM 53 3 Candido Barbosa FED-EX 50 4 Danilo Napolitano TEAM FLOGAS 49 5 Gert Steegmans CARREFOUR CYCLING 49
Edited by Roman on 16-10-2016 17:35
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