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PCM.daily » PCM.daily's Management Game » [Cont-Man-Game] HC/C1 Results

Tour du Faso - Stage 9

SportingNonsense

Posted on 07-02-2014 10:53

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Stage 9 should be the key stage of the race, with 18km of cobblestones set to rip the race into pieces.

This is Team Bpost's 'big day', so it is a bit of a surprise to see this is also the first day they have decided to go for the breakaway.

Remco Broers makes the move, and he is one of the stronger cobbled riders in the race. Joining him is regular attacker

Suleiman Kangangi.

Broers won the two intermediate sprints, while Schinker and Wippert each grabbed themself a 3rd place and thus 2 bonus seconds.

Not only do we have cobbles today, but also a strong wind!

With 30km to go - closing in on the cobbles - the break have been joined by

Dries Van der Ginst.

But ING and MTN have been working hard in the peloton, and they are nearly caught as the cobbles arrive. Broers and Van der Ginst give it one last effort, and really attack the start of the cobblestones.

JURGEN ROELANDTS CRASHES! 5 stage wins so far, suddenly his race has gone rapidly downhill.

Curiously, despite being within reach of the peloton.

Broers has pulled out his gap to over a minute and a half.

Van der Ginst trails him by 25 seconds.

Bpost are at the front of the peloton ... but theyre not really doing anything.

Voeckler has ridden himself clear.

Tom Veelers now attacks! Finally some action and the Dutchman is chasing a relegation-saving move.

Vanspeybrouck had been towards the front of the field, but is now slipping back down it. On his way back, we see that

Roelandts has recovered. It helps when the peloton lacks any sort of urgency.

Veelers struggled to push on after his move, and now Voeckler has joined him. Riding across the gap are Greipel and Abakoumov, with Armavia leading the peloton.

This leads to Voeckler and Veelers being caught.

And the peloton just sort of stop caring...

Broers now leads by 3 minutes, this makes him the virtual race leader!

Still fighting hard, 30 seconds behind him, is

Dries van der Ginst. 949 riders have scored ranking points this season, and he is not one of them, but he did play a role in Het Nieuwsblad winning D2 last year. It looks like he will be scoring ranking points now though, can he even manage to catch Broers?

Dear Peloton.

What. Are. You. Doing?

Nothing. A farcial ride by them, as now

Roelandts leads the pack. Trying to defend the lead? Maybe, but the pace still isnt high, and the gap is up to 4 minutes.

Well it isn't the Bpost rider we were expecting to be doing it, but exiting the cobbles, and Remco Broers is riding the team towards the result they wanted.

He has maintained more of less the same gap over Van der Ginst for the entire cobbled section, and that does not change on the last few kilometres.

Remco Broers cruises home to win the stage.

2nd place for

Van der Ginst. Great effort by him.

Eventually, the peloton near the finish. Just over a kilometre out,

Stallaert goes early to catch everyone out. It is a real shame we did not see Bpost try to destroy the peloton today, as they surely could have done, but they are still coming out of the day strongly.

The surprise tactic did not quite work though, as the sprinters come back at him at the end, and it is 3rd for

Greipel, 4th for

Roelandts. The gap is over 4 minutes though, so Broers takes over the race lead!

And that ends a quite disappointing stage. The only notable time loss was for sprinter

Hochmann, who punctured right before the end of the cobbles.

1	Remco Broers	Team BPost	3h43'07
2	Dries Van der Ginst	HTC Nieuwsblad	+ 30
3	André Greipel	Team WWE	+ 4'11
4	Jurgen Roelandts	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
5	Michael Vingerling	Team WWE	s.t.
6	Tom Veelers	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
7	Sébastien Chavanel	Die Berg Komt Er	s.t.
8	Sven Nooytens	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
9	Igor Abakoumov	Die Berg Komt Er	s.t.
10	Joeri Stallaert	Team BPost	s.t.
11	Ismaël Kip	ING Cycling - Project	s.t.
12	Tesfay Abraha	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
13	Robert Gavenda	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
14	Niki Østergaard	Die Berg Komt Er	s.t.
15	Ronan Racault	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
16	Thomas Voeckler	Team WWE	s.t.
17	Andriy Vasylyuk	Metinvest-Emirates	s.t.
18	Sergiy Lagkuti	Metinvest-Emirates	s.t.
19	Nico Schinker	Kenya Airways - Barclays	s.t.
20	Kris Boeckmans	Team BPost	s.t.
21	Christian Knees	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
22	Jan Oelerich	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
23	Kenny De Haes	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
24	Rick Flens	Die Berg Komt Er	s.t.
25	Joost Van Leijen	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
26	Kenneth Vanbilsen	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
27	Tom Van Asbroeck	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
28	Niels Albert	Team BPost	s.t.
29	Fabrice Jeandesbosz	Team WWE	s.t.
30	Pieter Vanspeybrouck	Team BPost	s.t.
31	Cherif Abdallah	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	s.t.
32	Jonathon Thire	ING Cycling - Project	s.t.
33	Alexandr Braico	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
34	Wouter Wippert	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
35	Ngock Yves Ngue	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	s.t.
36	Mike Teunissen	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
37	Guillaume Van Keirsbulck	Team BPost	s.t.
38	Maarten Tjallingii	Control Team	s.t.
39	Eliot Lietaer	Team BPost	s.t.
40	Matthew Brammeier	Kenya Airways - Barclays	s.t.
41	Tony Martin	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
42	Rik Kavsek	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
43	Biao Liu	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
44	Stijn Vandenbergh	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
45	Julián Becerra	Team WWE	s.t.
46	Sebastian Lang	Metinvest-Emirates	s.t.
47	Yvo Kusters	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
48	Ben King	ING Cycling - Project	s.t.
49	Tyler Day	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	s.t.
50	Haijun Ma	Metinvest-Emirates	s.t.
51	Fredrik Kessiakoff	Team WWE	s.t.
52	Moreno Moser	Metinvest-Emirates	s.t.
53	Irakli Bablidze	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
54	Eduard Grosu	Metinvest-Emirates	s.t.
55	Marlen Zmorka	Metinvest-Emirates	s.t.
56	Hugues Mottin	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
57	Vahid Ghafari	Kenya Airways - Barclays	s.t.
58	Frederik Frison	Die Berg Komt Er	s.t.
59	Tony Gallopin	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
60	Stefano Locatelli	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
61	Dor Dviri	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
62	Edward King	ING Cycling - Project	s.t.
63	Jörgen Matt	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
64	William Connolly	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
65	Björn Leukemans	Control Team	s.t.
66	Gerben Löwik	Control Team	s.t.
67	Tomas Vaitkus	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
68	Dylan Van Baarle	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
69	Louis Meintjes	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	s.t.
70	Adrien Niyonshuti	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	s.t.
71	Julien El Fares	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
72	Nicola D'Andrea	ING Cycling - Project	s.t.
73	Jíri Hochmann	Die Berg Komt Er	+ 6'25
74	Dylan Groenewegen	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
75	Mihkel Räim	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
76	Stefan Petrovski	Die Berg Komt Er	s.t.
77	Hubert Dupont	ING Cycling - Project	s.t.
78	Alejandro Marque	Kenya Airways - Barclays	s.t.
79	Amets Txurruka	Team WWE	s.t.
80	Johannes Christofel Nel	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	s.t.
81	Mujtaba Hussein	Kenya Airways - Barclays	+ 8'18
82	Yoann Paillot	Kenya Airways - Barclays	s.t.
83	Heiko Redecker	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	s.t.
84	Oscar Freire	Control Team	s.t.
85	Andris Vosekalns	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
86	Paulius Siskevicius	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
87	Egoitz Murgoitio	ING Cycling - Project	s.t.
88	Suleiman Kangangi	Kenya Airways - Barclays	s.t.

1	Remco Broers	Team BPost	25h53'53
2	Dries Van der Ginst	HTC Nieuwsblad	+ 44
3	Jurgen Roelandts	Bouygues Telecom	+ 2'16
4	André Greipel	Team WWE	+ 3'18
5	Ismaël Kip	ING Cycling - Project	+ 3'44
6	Andriy Vasylyuk	Metinvest-Emirates	+ 3'46
7	Tomas Vaitkus	airBaltic - Endura	+ 4'00
8	Hugues Mottin	Bouygues Telecom	+ 4'02
9	Tony Martin	Bouygues Telecom	+ 4'04
10	Robert Gavenda	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
11	Sergiy Lagkuti	Metinvest-Emirates	+ 4'05
12	Eduard Grosu	Metinvest-Emirates	s.t.
13	Julien El Fares	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
14	Sebastian Lang	Metinvest-Emirates	s.t.
15	Cherif Abdallah	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	+ 4'07
16	Haijun Ma	Metinvest-Emirates	s.t.
17	Moreno Moser	Metinvest-Emirates	s.t.
18	Tom Veelers	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	+ 4'09
19	Nico Schinker	Kenya Airways - Barclays	+ 4'10
20	Marlen Zmorka	Metinvest-Emirates	s.t.
21	Sven Nooytens	PFG-Armavia	+ 4'14
22	Ronan Racault	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
23	Alexandr Braico	PFG-Armavia	+ 4'15
24	Biao Liu	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
25	Dor Dviri	PFG-Armavia	+ 4'16

Spoiler

26	Tesfay Abraha	PFG-Armavia	+ 4'17
27	Vahid Ghafari	Kenya Airways - Barclays	+ 4'18
28	Matthew Brammeier	Kenya Airways - Barclays	+ 4'20
29	Igor Abakoumov	Die Berg Komt Er	+ 4'21
30	Joost Van Leijen	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	+ 4'22
31	Rick Flens	Die Berg Komt Er	s.t.
32	Fredrik Kessiakoff	Team WWE	s.t.
33	Julián Becerra	Team WWE	s.t.
34	Fabrice Jeandesbosz	Team WWE	+ 4'23
35	Michael Vingerling	Team WWE	+ 4'24
36	Wouter Wippert	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
37	Jan Oelerich	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
38	Christian Knees	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
39	Mike Teunissen	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
40	Niki Østergaard	Die Berg Komt Er	+ 4'25
41	Frederik Frison	Die Berg Komt Er	s.t.
42	Sébastien Chavanel	Die Berg Komt Er	+ 4'26
43	Rik Kavsek	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
44	Dylan Van Baarle	airBaltic - Endura	+ 4'27
45	Jörgen Matt	airBaltic - Endura	+ 4'28
46	Tyler Day	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	+ 4'29
47	Kenny De Haes	HTC Nieuwsblad	+ 4'30
48	Yvo Kusters	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
49	Tom Van Asbroeck	HTC Nieuwsblad	+ 4'31
50	Kenneth Vanbilsen	HTC Nieuwsblad	+ 4'34
51	Jonathon Thire	ING Cycling - Project	+ 4'37
52	Kris Boeckmans	Team BPost	+ 4'40
53	Ben King	ING Cycling - Project	s.t.
54	Pieter Vanspeybrouck	Team BPost	+ 4'41
55	Guillaume Van Keirsbulck	Team BPost	s.t.
56	Joeri Stallaert	Team BPost	+ 4'42
57	Niels Albert	Team BPost	s.t.
58	Eliot Lietaer	Team BPost	s.t.
59	Jíri Hochmann	Die Berg Komt Er	+ 6'28
60	Johannes Christofel Nel	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	+ 6'31
61	William Connolly	airBaltic - Endura	+ 6'36
62	Dylan Groenewegen	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	+ 6'40
63	Amets Txurruka	Team WWE	s.t.
64	Stefan Petrovski	Die Berg Komt Er	s.t.
65	Mihkel Räim	airBaltic - Endura	+ 6'44
66	Stijn Vandenbergh	HTC Nieuwsblad	+ 7'10
67	Ngock Yves Ngue	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	+ 7'59
68	Thomas Voeckler	Team WWE	+ 8'23
69	Yoann Paillot	Kenya Airways - Barclays	+ 8'25
70	Andris Vosekalns	airBaltic - Endura	+ 8'34
71	Heiko Redecker	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	+ 8'37
72	Paulius Siskevicius	airBaltic - Endura	+ 8'40
73	Louis Meintjes	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	+ 9'37
74	Alejandro Marque	Kenya Airways - Barclays	+ 9'57
75	Edward King	ING Cycling - Project	+ 10'13
76	Gerben Löwik	Control Team	+ 10'28
77	Mujtaba Hussein	Kenya Airways - Barclays	+ 10'34
78	Nicola D'Andrea	ING Cycling - Project	+ 10'46
79	Maarten Tjallingii	Control Team	+ 10'56
80	Björn Leukemans	Control Team	+ 11'14
81	Tony Gallopin	Bouygues Telecom	+ 11'40
82	Hubert Dupont	ING Cycling - Project	+ 12'57
83	Adrien Niyonshuti	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	+ 13'28
84	Stefano Locatelli	Bouygues Telecom	+ 13'29
85	Egoitz Murgoitio	ING Cycling - Project	+ 13'40
86	Suleiman Kangangi	Kenya Airways - Barclays	+ 14'06
87	Oscar Freire	Control Team	+ 14'46
88	Irakli Bablidze	Bouygues Telecom	+ 21'34

Points

1	Jurgen Roelandts	Bouygues Telecom	159
2	André Greipel	Team WWE	114
3	Ismaël Kip	ING Cycling - Project	95
4	Tomas Vaitkus	airBaltic - Endura	92
5	Tom Veelers	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	89
6	Andriy Vasylyuk	Metinvest-Emirates	79
7	Igor Abakoumov	Die Berg Komt Er	71
8	Jíri Hochmann	Die Berg Komt Er	49
9	Cherif Abdallah	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	45
10	Wouter Wippert	HTC Nieuwsblad	43

U25

1	Remco Broers	Team BPost	25h53'53 (1)
2	Hugues Mottin	Bouygues Telecom	+ 4'02 (2)
3	Robert Gavenda	PFG-Armavia	+ 4'04 (3)
4	Eduard Grosu	Metinvest-Emirates	+ 4'05 (4)
5	Moreno Moser	Metinvest-Emirates	+ 4'07 (5)
6	Marlen Zmorka	Metinvest-Emirates	+ 4'10 (6)
7	Sven Nooytens	PFG-Armavia	+ 4'14 (7)
8	Ronan Racault	PFG-Armavia	+ 4'14 (8)
9	Alexandr Braico	PFG-Armavia	+ 4'15 (9)
10	Biao Liu	PFG-Armavia	+ 4'15 (10)

Teams

1	Team BPost	77h16'58 (1)
2	HTC Nieuwsblad	+ 19 (2)
3	Bouygues Telecom	+ 3'30 (3)
4	Metinvest-Emirates	+ 3'31 (4)
5	PFG-Armavia	+ 3'42 (5)
6	Kenya Airways - Barclays	+ 3'44 (6)
7	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	+ 3'49 (7)
8	Die Berg Komt Er	+ 3'51 (8)
9	Team WWE	+ 3'52 (9)
10	airBaltic - Endura	+ 3'54 (10)
11	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	+ 4'00 (11)
12	ING Cycling - Project	+ 4'05 (12)

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