Great victory

Unlucky in Luxembourg, but nice win in Holland

Keep powering away

Nice resultsB)

Delta Profronde

The race is flat, apart from this bridge:


Stannard's break is inevitably caught and with 18km to go 3 riders attack. I am unable to chase and the rest of the peleton seem reluctant too. One of those 3 makes it to the finish:

Sacchi.

Manan cant get round the Ubbink Syntec rider and settles for 3rd, having passed the 2 other late attackers close to the finish.


1 Fabio Sacchi TEAM MILRAM 4h53'33
2 Marvin Van der Pluijm UBBINK - SYNTEC CYCLING TEAM + 47
3 Anuar Manan DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED s.t.
4 Jans Koerts TIME - VAN HEMERT s.t.
5 Olaf Pollack TEAM WIESENHOF FELT s.t.
6 Sébastien Rosseler QUICKSTEP - INNERGETIC s.t.
7 Aart Vierhouten SKIL - SHIMANO s.t.
8 Mirko Lorenzetto TEAM MILRAM s.t.
9 Matthew Goss TEAM CSC s.t.
10 Elia Rigotto TEAM MILRAM s.t.
11 Juha-Matti Alaluusua TIME - VAN HEMERT s.t.
12 Jeremy Hunt UNIBET.COM s.t.
13 Paul Van Schalen UBBINK - SYNTEC CYCLING TEAM s.t.
14 Matteo Carrara UNIBET.COM s.t.
15 Bert De Waele LANDBOUWKREDIET - TÖNISSTEINER s.t.
16 Marco Zanotti UNIBET.COM s.t.
17 Jan Boven RABOBANK s.t.
18 Peter Van Agtmaal FONDAS P3TRANSFER TEAM s.t.
19 Wim Stroetinga UBBINK - SYNTEC CYCLING TEAM s.t.
20 Stefan Van Dijk TEAM WIESENHOF FELT s.t.
21 Steffen Wesemann TEAM WIESENHOF FELT s.t.
22 Marcel Sieberg TEAM MILRAM s.t.
23 Bram De Groot RABOBANK s.t.
24 Andrea Tonti QUICKSTEP - INNERGETIC s.t.
25 Maarten Tjallingii SKIL - SHIMANO s.t.

Roger Hammond has become a transfer target. Cyalogic made him the British Champ.

Ive had a couple more small races.

Firstly, a cobbled race, Halle - Ingooigem, Pliuschin is my leader but at 50 fitness points, cannot do much.

Rank Name Team Time
1 Tomas Vaitkus DISCOVERY CHANNEL 4h57'38
2 Giovanni Visconti QUICKSTEP - INNERGETIC s.t.
3 Roy Sentjens PREDICTOR - LOTTO s.t.
4 Staf Scheirlinckx COFIDIS, LE CRÉDIT PAR TÉLÉPHONE s.t.
5 Wouter Weylandt QUICKSTEP - INNERGETIC + 50
6 Iljo Keisse CHOCOLADE JACQUES - TOPSPORT VLAANDEREN s.t.
7 Gorik Gardeyn UNIBET.COM s.t.
8 Arnaud Coyot UNIBET.COM s.t.
9 Markus Eichler UNIBET.COM s.t.
10 Kenny De Ketele CHOCOLADE JACQUES - TOPSPORT VLAANDEREN s.t.
11 Fumiyuki Beppu DISCOVERY CHANNEL s.t.
12 Marco Zanotti UNIBET.COM s.t.
13 Nikolas Maes CHOCOLADE JACQUES - TOPSPORT VLAANDEREN s.t.
14 Erwin Thijs UNIBET.COM s.t.
15 Geert Steurs PREDICTOR - LOTTO s.t.
16 Kevin Hulsmans QUICKSTEP - INNERGETIC s.t.
17 Aleksandr Pliuschin DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED s.t.
18 Tristan Valentin COFIDIS, LE CRÉDIT PAR TÉLÉPHONE s.t.
19 Pavel Padrnos DISCOVERY CHANNEL s.t.
20 Johan Vansummeren PREDICTOR - LOTTO s.t.
21 Laurens Ten Dam UNIBET.COM s.t.
22 Carlos Barredo QUICKSTEP - INNERGETIC s.t.
23 Niels Scheuneman UNIBET.COM + 1'59
24 Tom Steels PREDICTOR - LOTTO s.t.
25 Sven Nys RABOBANK CONTINENTAL s.t.

Also, the Profronde van Fryslan, and Manan crashed leaving Stannard, Sulzberger and Lloyd as our only finishers in the peleton. Securing their trip to China.

1 Maarten Den Bakker SKIL - SHIMANO 5h22'25
2 Marc Lotz TEAM LÖWIK MEUBELEN s.t.
3 Romain Feillu AGRITUBEL + 36
4 Eric Baumann T-MOBILE TEAM s.t.
5 Kenny Van Hummel SKIL - SHIMANO s.t.
6 Daniel Musiol TEAM WIESENHOF FELT s.t.
7 Theo Eltink RABOBANK s.t.
8 Sebastian Langeveld RABOBANK s.t.
9 Maarten Tjallingii SKIL - SHIMANO s.t.
10 Mauricio Ardila RABOBANK s.t.
11 Robert Retschke TEAM WIESENHOF FELT s.t.
12 Ben Johnson TEAM SLIPSTREAM s.t.
13 Thorwald Veneberg RABOBANK s.t.
14 Servais Knaven T-MOBILE TEAM s.t.
15 Thomas Ziegler T-MOBILE TEAM s.t.
16 Stefan Schreck T-MOBILE TEAM s.t.
17 Paul Van Schalen UBBINK - SYNTEC CYCLING TEAM s.t.
18 Grischa Niermann RABOBANK s.t.
19 Kai Reus RABOBANK s.t.
20 Marvin Van der Pluijm UBBINK - SYNTEC CYCLING TEAM s.t.
21 Arne Hassink UBBINK - SYNTEC CYCLING TEAM s.t.
22 Rick Flens RABOBANK s.t.
23 Wouter Mol FONDAS P3TRANSFER TEAM s.t.
24 Ian Stannard DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED s.t.
25 Daniel Lloyd DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED s.t.

June Report

Races


Ind. Ranking


Team Ranking
Wiesenhof's Pollack and Wesemann seem to have been in form all year, I just hope Barloworld stay 3rd.


Cyanide's Rider of the Month:
Danilo di Luca

For the 2nd month in a row, the Giro crossed into June for a couple of days so Cyalogic decided Di Luca deserved this award.

DFL Rider of the Month:
Anuar Manan

Tough one, Staff, Lloyd and Manan all won stuff while Pliuschin was strong in Luxembourg. I narrowed it down to Lloyd and Manan and for reasons that youll see shortly awarded it to Manan. He broke into the top 20 of the CT rankings after winning Stage 5 of the Tour of Belgium plus 3rd in Veenendaal and Delta and 4th in one of the American races.

Brit of the Month:
Daniel Lloyd

While I could have given it to Millar for winning a stage in the Euskal Bizkleta and coming 6th overall.. i didnt. Instead Dan Lloyd wins it (Haha, Bias!!) after victory in the HC category race Veenendaal - Veenendaal, plus 5th in Philadelphia, Lloyd rose a magnificent 155 places to 32nd in the rankings over the past month.

Look Ahead:
Qinghai Lake!!!! Go Lloydy Go!

TdF News
Karpets won the Tour de France prologue, level on time with Cancellara and Wiggins taking 3rd, 1 second down. A strong 4 man break evaded the peleton by 46 seconds and Klier won. Gutierrez Palacios 2nd, Gilbert 3rd and Devolder 4th. Gutierrez takes Yellow, keeping it at Caisse d'Epargne. Its bad news for Andy Schleck though, he lost nearly 2 minutes on clear and was today's last finisher. He is now 195th overall, just 14 seconds faster than lanterne rouge, Mr Bjorn 'Dopey' Leukemens.

Finally - ive made contract offers for 14 riders and am set to make HUGE offers for Millar and Wiggins, now that Addy has told me how to shorten their contracts to 2007 (Gotta be realistic since they both are leaving their teams after the 2007 season)

Ben Swift became DFL's first 2008 signing, after turning them down in January - opting for a fianl amateur season which has brought plenty of success.

The very annoying news though is that Martyn Maaskant turned down our offer, instead opting for the shitty Fondas team. Why the hell did he turn down the top team in the Continental tour to join the bottom team on the Continental tour instead?

GO SWIFT!!

A hilly french race which will be our team's last preperation race before flying to China for Qinghai Lake, Dan Lloyd leads here and aims for a top 10 and perhaps grabbing the CT lead back from Wiesenhof, who passed it thanks to Wesemann's 3rd in the Swiss National Champs.

After the break was caught, an attack went Sprick, Feillu (Surprsiingly not picked for Le Tour), Di Gregorio, Petilleau, Brouzes, Mangel and Lloyd. The lone brit amongst frenchmen. Bouygues' Sprick was the best and disappeaered into the distance, with the other 6 left to chase.

6 would become 5 though as Lloyd was dropped, you have to remember that his Hill stat is only 66.

Feillu looked like he could catch Sprick in the sprint, but Cyalogic stopped him from chasing (Cya-logic, or is it Bouygues-logic???). Its never nice to see Bouygues Telecom win something.



Lloyd clung on to 7th, and 12 ranking points - taking DFL to just 2 points behind Wiesenhof, but keeping ahead of Barloworld is of course my main aim. Disaster occured for Stannard as he crashed and could miss the flight to China.

1 Mathieu Sprick BOUYGUES TÉLÉCOM 4h47'22
2 Romain Feillu AGRITUBEL + 25
3 Stéphane Pétilleau BRETAGNE - ARMOR LUX s.t.
4 Niels Brouzes AUBER 93 s.t.
5 Laurent Mangel AG2R PRÉVOYANCE s.t.
6 Rémy Di Gregorio FRANÇAISE DES JEUX s.t.
7 Daniel Lloyd DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED + 1'29
8 Guillaume Levarlet AUBER 93 + 1'58
9 Christophe Riblon AG2R PRÉVOYANCE s.t.
10 Saïd Haddou BOUYGUES TÉLÉCOM s.t.
11 Francis Mourey FRANÇAISE DES JEUX s.t.
12 Stéphane Bonsergent BRETAGNE - ARMOR LUX s.t.
13 Lilian Jégou FRANÇAISE DES JEUX s.t.
14 Steven Tronet ROUBAIX LILLE MÉTROPOLE s.t.
15 Yukiya Arashiro NIPPO - MEITAN HONPO - ASADA s.t.
16 Alberto Martínez AGRITUBEL s.t.
17 Freddy Bichot AGRITUBEL s.t.
18 Carlos Da Cruz FRANÇAISE DES JEUX s.t.
19 Mathieu Claude BOUYGUES TÉLÉCOM s.t.
20 Ludovic Turpin AG2R PRÉVOYANCE s.t.
21 Mickaël Larpe ROUBAIX LILLE MÉTROPOLE s.t.
22 Samuel Plouhinec AGRITUBEL s.t.
23 Shinichi Fukushima NIPPO - MEITAN HONPO - ASADA s.t.
24 Yannick Talabardon CRÉDIT AGRICOLE s.t.
25 Christophe Le Mével CRÉDIT AGRICOLE s.t.

Hard to do better

He happens to have an agent called Cya logic

Yeh, Cyalogic hates me. Hardly any riders are even interested in my team, and the ones that are end up going to other ProTour ones anyway.

It is always the way. It's because Cyanide's contract/transfer system is in one word, crap - anyway, hope you get all your Brits

Ill do my best

I will need a good climber to survive in the ProTour though

Transfer News
Cadel Evans has gone to Rabobank! Michael Rasmussen goes to Discovery Channel!
And now for riders who I wanted:
Thomas Lovkvist to Milram, Andre Steensen to CSC, Jelle Vanendert to Wiesenhof, Saul Raisin to Francaise des Jeux.

Kroon > Liquigas
Valls > Caise d'Epargne
Daniel Martin > Volksbank
Rafaa Chtioui > DFL Cyclingnews
Taylor Phinney > Discovery Channel
Ignas Kognovolas > DFL Cyclingnews


Nuyens won Stage 3 to take Yellow and held on for it 2 days as Francisco Ventoso won twice in a row. Alejandro Valverde then won the stage to Autun before Jimmy Casper cheered up the frenchies with a sprint win. The first mountain stage was won by Valverde and Caisse continue their impressive performance with Pereiro coming 2nd. Valverde currently leads the GC by 1'10 over 2nd placed Andrea Kloden, Contador is 3rd.



Manan is brought as his last race for a while for experience points, and is in around 16th position as the sprint begins - unable to position himself. He salvages 5th as Vicioso wins. Wesemann takes 4th - When will he stop racing!!!!


Rank Name Team Time
1 �ngel Vicioso RELAX - GAM 2h50'23
2 Tomas Vaitkus DISCOVERY CHANNEL s.t.
3 Andrei Klyuev MOSCOW STARS s.t.
4 Steffen Wesemann TEAM WIESENHOF FELT s.t.
5 Anuar Manan DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED s.t.
6 Takashi Miyazawa NIPPO - MEITAN HONPO - ASADA s.t.
7 Gene Bates SOUTHAUSTRALIA.COM - AIS s.t.
8 Robert Radosz ACTION - UNIQA s.t.
9 Ildar Zakirov MOSCOW STARS s.t.
10 Jacob Moe Rasmussen TEAM GLS s.t.

J Van Heerden > Vitoria
Popovych > Astana
Zabel > Predictor


An unlikely pairing of Arroyo and Fedrigo held off the climbers and Arroyo gave Caiss d'Epargne another stage win at Tignes. Valverde came in 3rd with Contador and extends his lead after Kloden lost a minute, and Contador is now 2nd - almost 2 minutes behind Valvpiti.


Much better positioning from Manan today!


And with +5 form, this could be the best chance he gets, but I may need to work on my technique, starting to sprint from 1km just doesnt seem long enough. 3rd is still good though after a battle with Clarke.

Rank Name Team Time
1 Andrei Klyuev MOSCOW STARS 3h33'40
2 Takashi Miyazawa NIPPO - MEITAN HONPO - ASADA s.t.
3 Anuar Manan DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED s.t.
4 Simon Clarke SOUTHAUSTRALIA.COM - AIS s.t.
5 Robert Radosz ACTION - UNIQA s.t.
6 Jacob Moe Rasmussen TEAM GLS s.t.
7 �ngel Vicioso RELAX - GAM s.t.
8 Steffen Wesemann TEAM WIESENHOF FELT s.t.
9 Ivan Seledkov MOSCOW STARS s.t.
10 Tomas Vaitkus DISCOVERY CHANNEL s.t.

Rhys Pollock has progressed to level 3! He now has a sprint stat of 70.


Samuel Sanchez - Astana
Nicacio - Barloworld
Dockx - Predictor Lotto
K. Naran - USA (Haha signing for a National team)



A hilly classified stage so Manan attacked early on to win the intermediate sprint.


He would only get dropped if I kept him in the break, so I pulled him back. 3 riders from that break looked to go all the way though.


No, that's not Manan, it's Lloyd. I did a late attack with him to try and get a position but he was soon passed and stopped trying since ranking points are only for 1st to 8th on a stage.

Gene Bates wins!


1 Gene Bates SOUTHAUSTRALIA.COM - AIS 3h29'30
2 Jonas Aaen Jørgensen TEAM GLS s.t.
3 Jörg Ludewig TEAM WIESENHOF FELT s.t.
4 Tomas Vaitkus DISCOVERY CHANNEL s.t.
5 Petr Bencik PSK WHIRLPOOL HRADEC KR�LOVÉ s.t.
6 Steffen Wesemann TEAM WIESENHOF FELT s.t.
7 Ivan Seledkov MOSCOW STARS s.t.
8 Andrei Klyuev MOSCOW STARS s.t.
9 �ngel Vicioso RELAX - GAM s.t.
10 Marek Rutkiewicz ACTION - UNIQA s.t.
11 Jacob Moe Rasmussen TEAM GLS s.t.
12 Martin Mares PSK WHIRLPOOL HRADEC KR�LOVÉ s.t.
13 Alessandro Bertolini SERRAMENTI PVC DIQUIGIOVANNI - SELLE ITALIA s.t.
14 Robert Radosz ACTION - UNIQA s.t.
15 Pieter Riis Andersen TEAM GLS s.t.
16 Daniel Lloyd DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED s.t.
17 Ondrej Sosenka ACTION - UNIQA s.t.
18 Denys Kostiuk ACTION - UNIQA s.t.
19 Bastiaan Giling TEAM WIESENHOF FELT s.t.
20 Maarten Tjallingii SKIL - SHIMANO s.t.

Rank Name Team Time
1 Gene Bates SOUTHAUSTRALIA.COM - AIS 9h53'05
2 Andrei Klyuev MOSCOW STARS s.t.
3 �ngel Vicioso RELAX - GAM + 8
4 Jonas Aaen Jørgensen TEAM GLS + 14
5 Tomas Vaitkus DISCOVERY CHANNEL + 16
6 Jörg Ludewig TEAM WIESENHOF FELT s.t.
7 Takashi Miyazawa NIPPO - MEITAN HONPO - ASADA s.t.
8 Shaun Higgerson SOUTHAUSTRALIA.COM - AIS + 26
9 Steffen Wesemann TEAM WIESENHOF FELT + 28
10 Petr Bencik PSK WHIRLPOOL HRADEC KR�LOVÉ s.t.
25 Daniel Lloyd DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED s.t.
36 Rhys Pollock DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED s.t.
43 Evan Oliphant DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED s.t.
49 Bernard Sulzberger DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED s.t.

Stage 4 and we hit the mountains, although its a relatively easier challenge than the tough stage to Briancon that lies ahead for some riders over in France.


Manan again goes with the break and takes the points again, i dont think he will win the Points jersey, this just gives me something to do - he has 52 mountain so isnt exactly gonna make it over the top easily.

Eventually, after the climb and a long descent a 93 man peleton pursues 2 last survivors. With 5km to go, Dan Lloyd repeats Stage 3 and attacks. And this could be promosing! GREEN MOMENT!

He passes the leader on the road, Schmidt and goes into the sprint with a good gap.


And Lloyd wins! A Brit wins a Mountain Stage! DFL wins a mountain stage! (Heh, not really very mountainous but still, its a mountain rating, so a mountain stage it is).


Schmidt is 2nd, but who is 3rd? Bileka too a slight advantage but then DFL's very own Rhys Pollock, who has just recently gained 70 Sprint, easily gets passed Bileka. Unfortunately, Klyuev had got lucky and was actually following Pollock. The russian took 3rd but a magnificent 4th for Pollock.


1 Daniel Lloyd DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED 3h43'03
2 Torsten Schmidt TEAM WIESENHOF FELT s.t.
3 Andrei Klyuev MOSCOW STARS s.t.
4 Rhys Pollock DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED s.t.
5 Takashi Miyazawa NIPPO - MEITAN HONPO - ASADA s.t.
6 �ngel Vicioso RELAX - GAM s.t.
7 André Schulze TEAM WIESENHOF FELT s.t.
8 Robert Radosz ACTION - UNIQA s.t.
9 Pieter Riis Andersen TEAM GLS s.t.
10 Steffen Wesemann TEAM WIESENHOF FELT s.t.

Rank Name Team Time
1 Andrei Klyuev MOSCOW STARS 13h36'00
2 Gene Bates SOUTHAUSTRALIA.COM - AIS + 8
3 Daniel Lloyd DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED + 16
4 �ngel Vicioso RELAX - GAM s.t.
5 Jonas Aaen Jørgensen TEAM GLS + 22
6 Torsten Schmidt TEAM WIESENHOF FELT + 24
7 Takashi Miyazawa NIPPO - MEITAN HONPO - ASADA s.t.
8 Tomas Vaitkus DISCOVERY CHANNEL s.t.
9 Jörg Ludewig TEAM WIESENHOF FELT s.t.
10 Shaun Higgerson SOUTHAUSTRALIA.COM - AIS + 34
11 Ivan Seledkov MOSCOW STARS s.t.
12 Steffen Wesemann TEAM WIESENHOF FELT + 36
13 Robert Radosz ACTION - UNIQA s.t.
14 Pieter Riis Andersen TEAM GLS s.t.
15 Bastiaan Giling TEAM WIESENHOF FELT s.t.
16 Donato Cannone OTC DOORS - LAURETANA s.t.
17 Rhys Pollock DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED s.t.

Naran what an idiot

No attacks came on the climb and going over the top a group of 30 emerged, with Lloyd and Sulzberger amongst them. Not there were Bates or Klyuev the 2 riders above Lloyd in the GC. But Lloyd wouldnt be going into the race lead as Vicioso took 3rd in an intermediate sprint.

Come the sprint for the finish, Anza had the lead but doesnt sprint allowing Marten Tjalingii to win and take the leaders jersey.


1 Maarten Tjallingii SKIL - SHIMANO 2h52'26
2 Giovanny Báez UNE - ORBITEL s.t.
3 Alessandro Bertolini SERRAMENTI PVC DIQUIGIOVANNI - SELLE ITALIA s.t.
4 Paul Martens SKIL - SHIMANO s.t.
5 Santo Anzà SERRAMENTI PVC DIQUIGIOVANNI - SELLE ITALIA s.t.
6 José Serpa SERRAMENTI PVC DIQUIGIOVANNI - SELLE ITALIA s.t.
7 Óscar Sánchez COLOMBIA ES PASIÓN - COLDEPORTES s.t.
8 Luca Solari TEAM LPR s.t.
9 Marek Rutkiewicz ACTION - UNIQA s.t.
10 Manuel Orlando Mayorga COLOMBIA ES PASIÓN - COLDEPORTES s.t.
11 �ngel Vicioso RELAX - GAM s.t.
12 Julio Alberto Pérez Cuapio CERAMICA PANARIA - NAVIGARE s.t.
13 Daniel Lloyd DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED s.t.
14 Mauricio Neiza UNE - ORBITEL s.t.
15 Bernard Sulzberger DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED s.t.
16 Edwin Parra COLOMBIA ES PASIÓN - COLDEPORTES s.t.
17 Freddy Piamonte UNE - ORBITEL s.t.
18 Benjamin Noval DISCOVERY CHANNEL s.t.
19 Sergio Barbero SERRAMENTI PVC DIQUIGIOVANNI - SELLE ITALIA s.t.
20 Jakob Fuglsang TEAM DESIGNA KOKKEN s.t.

1 Maarten Tjallingii SKIL - SHIMANO 16h28'36
2 �ngel Vicioso RELAX - GAM + 4
3 Daniel Lloyd DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED + 6
4 Giovanny Báez UNE - ORBITEL + 14
5 Alessandro Bertolini SERRAMENTI PVC DIQUIGIOVANNI - SELLE ITALIA + 18
6 Santo Anzà SERRAMENTI PVC DIQUIGIOVANNI - SELLE ITALIA + 26
7 Luca Solari TEAM LPR s.t.
8 Marek Rutkiewicz ACTION - UNIQA s.t.
9 Sergio Barbero SERRAMENTI PVC DIQUIGIOVANNI - SELLE ITALIA s.t.
10 Massimiliano Maisto OTC DOORS - LAURETANA s.t.
11 Julio Alberto Pérez Cuapio CERAMICA PANARIA - NAVIGARE s.t.
12 Manuel Orlando Mayorga COLOMBIA ES PASIÓN - COLDEPORTES s.t.
13 José Serpa SERRAMENTI PVC DIQUIGIOVANNI - SELLE ITALIA s.t.
14 Emanuele Sella CERAMICA PANARIA - NAVIGARE s.t.
15 Óscar Sánchez COLOMBIA ES PASIÓN - COLDEPORTES s.t.
16 Jakob Fuglsang TEAM DESIGNA KOKKEN s.t.
17 Julián Sánchez Pimienta RELAX - GAM s.t.
18 Domenico Pozzovivo CERAMICA PANARIA - NAVIGARE s.t.
19 Bernard Sulzberger DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED s.t.
20 Benjamin Noval DISCOVERY CHANNEL s.t.

Rank Name Team General
1 Andrei Klyuev MOSCOW STARS 65
2 �ngel Vicioso RELAX - GAM 58
3 Gene Bates SOUTHAUSTRALIA.COM - AIS 47
4 Takashi Miyazawa NIPPO - MEITAN HONPO - ASADA 42
5 Tomas Vaitkus DISCOVERY CHANNEL 42
6 Anuar Manan DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED 40
7 Steffen Wesemann TEAM WIESENHOF FELT 38
8 Maarten Tjallingii SKIL - SHIMANO 31
9 Robert Radosz ACTION - UNIQA 30
10 Daniel Lloyd DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED 28