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#341

Posted on 31-10-2011 09:40

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Now you have to beat him Ã couple of times upcoming weeks

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#342

Posted on 31-10-2011 13:29

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Pellizotti2 wrote:
Not a win, but a very nice result. Both Sagan and Cunego are looking good for the Ardennes.

+ 1.. strong SÃ¡nchez here, but Sagan proved his strength!

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#343

Posted on 01-11-2011 11:29

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April 3, 2012 â€“ Ronde Van Vlaanderen

Preview

The Race

Here we are at the second grand highlight of the year. De Ronde Van Vlaanderen marks the second of five monuments and thereby is one of the most prestigious and important races at all. Along with Paris â€“ Roubaix, it's the climax of the cobblestone season. In it's long history since 1913, it was often won by local Belgian riders like Johan Museeuw who won the race three times. In general, the loads of small but very, very steep hills requires puncheur and cobblestone qualities as well as a strong endurance and fighting spririt.

Spoiler

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Result in 2011

1	Stijn Devolder	Vacansoleil - DCM
2	Heinrich Haussler	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo
3	Filippo Pozzato	Katusha Team
4	Fabian Cancellara	Leopard - Trek
5	Tom Boonen	QuickÂ·Step

Favorites

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Complete Startlist

Spoiler

Leopard
1. F.Cancellara
2. M.BrÃ¤ndle
3. S.Chavanel
4. D.Klemme
5. A.Lund
6. B.Pires
7. J.Posthuma
8. T.Stamsnijder

QuickÂ·Step
11. T.Boonen
12. T.De Gendt
13. D.Devenyns
14. R.Hammond
15. S.Rosseler
16. G.Steegmans
17. N.Terpstra
18. G.Van Keirsbulck

Garmin
21. T.Hushovd
22. A.Klier
23. B.Lancaster
24. M.Maaskant
25. D.Millar
26. S.Vanmarcke
27. J.Vansummeren
28. M.Wilson

Sky
31. H.Haussler
32. J.Augustyn
33. D.Cioni
34. J.A.Flecha
35. J.Hunt
36. C.Knees
37. S.Pauwels
38. G.Thomas

Omega Pharma
41. P.Gilbert
42. J.Bakelants
43. B.De Clercq
44. F.De Greef
45. K.Dehaes
46. A.Greipel
47. N.Nuyens
48. J.Van de Walle

Vacansoleil
51. B.Leukemans
52. L.Boom
53. M.De Maar
54. J.Hoogerland
55. M.Keizer
56. M.Selvaggi
57. M.Tjallingii
58. G.Van Avermaet

Skil
61. S.Devolder
62. B.De Backer
63. M.Kreder
64. K.Kroon
65. M.Sprick
66. R.Van Zandbeek
67. C.Vermeltfoort
68. O.Zaugg

Katusha
71. F.Pozzato
72. D.Galimzyanov
73. M.Ignatiev
74. S.Ivanov
75. A.Kuschynski
76. G.Sartori
77. N.Trussov
78. E.Vorganov

Rabobank
81. M.Breschel
82. T.Bos
83. R.Flens
84. Ã“.Freire
85. A. Kolobnev
86. T.Slagter
87. L.Ten Dam
88. D.Van Winden

BMC
91. A.Ballan
92. C.Barton
93. M.Burghardt
94. Y.Eijssen
95. G.Hincapie
96. T.Phinney
97. M.Quinziato
98. F.Rodriguez

Geox
101. M.Kump
102. F.Duarte
103. A.DurÃ¡n
104. F.Felline
105. N.Gianetti
106. D.Ratto
107. R.Valls
108. M.Wyss

T-Mobile
111. B.Eisel
112. J.Baker
113. M.Cavendish
114. C.Fairly
115. B.Grabsch
116. D.Pate
117. H.Roulston
118. M.Velits

GreenEdge
121. S.Langeveld
122. M.Albasini
123. M.Goss
124. M.Hayman
125. J.Mouris
126. S.O'Grady
127. T.Vaitkus
128. P.Weening

Landbouwkrediet
131. B.Traksel
132. K.BarbÃ©
133. J.Breyne
134. D.Commeyne
135. B.Gourgue
136. A.Moinard
137. K.Peeters
138. B.Planckaert

Unicef
141. G.Rast
142. B.Hermans
143. M.Kwiatkowski
144. G.Lequatre
145. D.Muravyev
146. Y.Popovych
147. C.Sastre
148. A.Valverde

FDJ
151. D.Rollin
152. S.Chainel
153. N.Eeckhout
154. F.Guesdon
155. G.Meersman
156. Y.Offredo
157. J.Vangenechten
158. B.Vanheule

Liquigas
161. D.Oss
162. M.Bodnar
163. P.Longo Borghini
164. A.Marangoni
165. M.Marcato
166. P.Sagan
167. J.Sagan
168. C.Wurf

Topsport Vlaanderen
171. S.Neirynck
172. D.Cornu
173. J.Ghyselinck
174. S.Jodts
175. J.Salomein
176. P.Serry
177. M.Van Staeyen
178. T.Van der Sande

Astana
181. E.Gasparotto
182. A.Dyachenko
183. D.Fofonov
184. M.Gourov
185. A.Grivko
186. F.Masciarelli
187. F.J.Ventoso
188. H.Zubeldia

Lampre
191. S.Spilak
192. A.Balloni
193. M.Cattaneo
194. P.Cella
195. D.Di Luca
196. D.Frattini
197. J.Golcer
198. E.Magazzini

Movistar
201. J.J.Rojas
202. M.Crespo
203. J.El Fares
204. I.Erviti
205. I.GutiÃ©rrez
206. I.Konovalovas
207. D.Navarro
208. R.Plaza

Euskaltel
211. G.Verdugo
212. O.Fraile
213. I.Izagirre
214. G.Izagirre
215. M.Landa
216. E.MartÃnez
217. A.PÃ©rez
218. A.Txurruka

Matching the importance of the race, the startlist is the best you can get for cobblestone. Fabian Cancellara and Tom Boonen are the big favorites, the likes of Thor Hushovd and Heinrich Haussler also should play a good role. Or maybe we see a surprise like last year's triumph of Stijn Devolder?

Team Liquigas

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With Oss and Longo Borghini, we only have very little ambitions. A Top 20 would be nice and we might try to get some TV appearance in a break.

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sutty68

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Posted on 01-11-2011 13:01

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Suprised that Sagan lost out to Sanchez in a sprint finish, still second place is a good result

#345

Posted on 01-11-2011 13:20

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Good luck in DeRonde

#346

Posted on 01-11-2011 15:22

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@ sutty68: Actually it wasn't a real sprint duel. Due to his attack, Sanchez was about half a minute in front and Sagan sprinted but didn't come close enough. If started next to each other, Sagan surely would have won

@ FuglsangxTH3: Thanks. Here it is:

#347

Posted on 01-11-2011 15:23

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April 3, 2012

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Ronde Van Vlaanderen

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Km 4:	The first attacks as usual come from weak cobblers like Fabio Duarte.
Km 15:	The pack caught the first escapees.
Km 19:	And here go the next ones...

Km 65:	This is the break of the day: Duarte* is in it as well as David Navarro (Movistar) and a couple of others. They lead with 3 minutes to the pack.*

Km 113:	The pack enters the first cobblestone section. The escapees are still only 3 minutes in front.
Km 114:	Amael Moinard and Ignatas Konovalovas are the first victimes of punctures and crashes.

Km 156:	With 99 kms to go, Paolo Longo Borghini* attacks to give Liquigas their time on television.*
Km 159:	He soon reaches the breakaway but their advance decreases quickly.
Km 164:	Only Longo Borghini* is left in front...*
Km 168:	â€¦ and he starts to increase his advance. It's at 2 minutes now.
Km 180:	QuickÂ·Step leads the decreasing pack but Longo Borghini* is still 3 minutes in front.*

Km 203:	It was a brave move but Longo Borghini is back in the leading group now. It consists of only 18 riders. Daniel Oss and Peter Sagan are still there but surprisingly, a lot of top favorites are missing. Heinrich Haussler is about two minutes back as well as the likes of Thor Hushovd, Pippo Pozzato and Philippe Gilbert.
Km 219:	The leaders crossed the last cobbled section for a while. 13 riders including Oss are in front, a Top 10 is possible for him! Only Leopard (Chavanel and Cancellara) and GreenEdge (Hayman and Langeveld) have still more than one rider there.
Km 228:	A couple of riders made the jump to the front, among them Pozzato, Gilbert and Haussler. How much energy did they spend on the chase? 22 riders are there now and Oss has problems to follow...

Km 234:	Oss fell back along with Geraint Thomas and Juan Antonio Flecha. That is no disgrace.

Km 237:	Tom Boonen, Fabian Cancellara and their team mates lead the favorites over the third to last paved section.

Km 239:	Chavanel starts the battle for the win. He's followed by Breschel and Boonen.

Km 244:	Stijn Devolder made the jump, Cancellara and Haussler follow closesly.
Km 247:	Nuyens and Ballan caught up with the front as well. Eight riders enter the last eight kilometers together.

Km 248:	Now it's Cancellara* who goes. Again, Breschel is the first to follow.*

Km 252:	Cancellara enters the last 3 kms alone. It looks like he will be the winner. Seven riders are together behind him.

Km 255:	That's it! Fabian Cancellara* holds off the chasing riders and takes the win!*

Km 255:	Tom Boonen sprints to second place, Sylvain Chavanel on three completes a perfect day for Leopard. Last year's winner Stijn Devolder comes in fourth.
Km 255:	Daniel Oss finishes 26th, a decent result but during the race, we hoped for more.

Result

1 Fabian Cancellara Leopard Trek 6h34'30
2 Tom Boonen QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team + 22
3 Sylvain Chavanel Leopard Trek s.t.
4 Stijn Devolder Skil - Shimano s.t.
5 Heinrich Haussler Sky ProCycling s.t.
6 Matti Breschel Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
7 Nick Nuyens Omega Pharma - Lotto s.t.
8 Alessandro Ballan BMC Racing Team s.t.
9 Filippo Pozzato Katusha Team + 1'11
10 Philippe Gilbert Omega Pharma - Lotto s.t.

Spoiler
11 BjÃ¶rn Leukemans Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
12 Niki Terpstra QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team + 1'27
13 Gert Steegmans QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team + 2'18
14 Thor Hushovd Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo s.t.
15 Marcus Burghardt BMC Racing Team s.t.
16 Juan Antonio Flecha Sky ProCycling s.t.
17 Manuel Quinziato BMC Racing Team s.t.
18 Sebastian Langeveld GreenEdge Cycling s.t.
19 SergueÃ¯ Ivanov Katusha Team s.t.
20 Matthew Hayman GreenEdge Cycling s.t.
21 Davy Commeyne Landbouwkrediet + 3'44
22 Bobbie Traksel Landbouwkrediet s.t.
23 GrÃ©gory Rast Unicef - Oracle s.t.
24 Geraint Thomas Sky ProCycling s.t.
25 Nico Eeckhout FDJ s.t.
26 Daniel Oss Liquigas - Cannondale + 5'14
27 Martijn Maaskant Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo + 6'52
28 Johan Vansummeren Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo s.t.
29 SÃ©bastien Rosseler QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team + 7'33
30 Thomas De Gendt QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team s.t.
31 Stuart O'Grady GreenEdge Cycling s.t.
32 Marko Kump Geox - TMC + 7'53
33 Sep Vanmarcke Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo + 8'13
34 Rick Flens Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
35 Peter Sagan Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
36 Roger Hammond QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team + 10'10
37 Paolo Longo Borghini Liquigas - Cannondale + 10'35
38 AndrÃ© Greipel Omega Pharma - Lotto + 11'21
39 Coen Vermeltfoort Skil - Shimano s.t.
40 Lars Boom Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
41 Aleksandr Kuschynski Katusha Team s.t.
42 George Hincapie BMC Racing Team s.t.
43 Bernhard Eisel Team T-Mobile s.t.
44 Hayden Roulston Team T-Mobile + 12'43
45 Dimitriy Muravyev Unicef - Oracle s.t.
46 Dominique Rollin FDJ s.t.
47 Dennis Van Winden Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
48 Gianni Meersman FDJ s.t.
49 Ã“scar Freire Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
50 Mark Cavendish Team T-Mobile s.t.
51 Taylor Phinney BMC Racing Team s.t.
52 Andriy Grivko Pro Team Astana s.t.
53 Bart De Clercq Omega Pharma - Lotto + 14'34
54 JosÃ© JoaquÃn Rojas Movistar Team s.t.
55 Enrico Gasparotto Pro Team Astana s.t.
56 Matthew Goss GreenEdge Cycling + 15'30
57 Tomas Vaitkus GreenEdge Cycling s.t.
58 Jan Bakelants Omega Pharma - Lotto s.t.
59 Johnny Hoogerland Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
60 Denis Galimzyanov Katusha Team s.t.
61 Dominic Klemme Leopard Trek s.t.
62 Koen BarbÃ© Landbouwkrediet s.t.
63 Steve Chainel FDJ s.t.
64 Greg Van Avermaet Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
65 Baptiste Planckaert Landbouwkrediet s.t.
66 Nikolai Trussov Katusha Team s.t.
67 FrÃ©dÃ©ric Guesdon FDJ s.t.
68 David Millar Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo s.t.
69 Christian Knees Sky ProCycling s.t.
70 Mikhail Ignatiev Katusha Team s.t.
71 Joost Posthuma Leopard Trek s.t.
72 Francis De Greef Omega Pharma - Lotto + 16'08
73 Alexandr Kolobnev Rabobank Cycling Team + 18'13
74 Andreas Klier Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo s.t.
75 Fabio Felline Geox - TMC s.t.
76 Guillaume Van Keirsbulck QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team s.t.
77 Stijn Neirynck Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator s.t.
78 Ronan Van Zandbeek Skil - Shimano s.t.
79 Karsten Kroon Skil - Shimano s.t.
80 Bert Grabsch Team T-Mobile + 18'53
81 Marco Marcato Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
82 Francisco JosÃ© Ventoso Pro Team Astana + 19'40
83 Kenny Dehaes Omega Pharma - Lotto + 20'10
84 Yohan Offredo FDJ s.t.
85 Yaroslav Popovych Unicef - Oracle s.t.
86 Simon Spilak Lampre - ISD s.t.
87 Jeremy Hunt Sky ProCycling s.t.
88 Maarten Tjallingii Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
89 Dries Devenyns QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team s.t.
90 Bert De Backer Skil - Shimano s.t.
91 Tom Slagter Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
92 JÃ¼rgen Van de Walle Omega Pharma - Lotto s.t.
93 Imanol Erviti Movistar Team + 20'57
94 Tosh Van der Sande Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator s.t.
95 Yannick Eijssen BMC Racing Team + 22'04
96 Kevin Peeters Landbouwkrediet s.t.
97 Jonas Vangenechten FDJ s.t.
98 Bart Vanheule FDJ s.t.
99 Jan Ghyselinck Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator s.t.
100 Fabio Duarte Geox - TMC s.t.
101 Geoffroy Lequatre Unicef - Oracle + 22'37
102 Theo Bos Rabobank Cycling Team + 23'50
103 Anders Lund Leopard Trek s.t.
104 Chris Barton BMC Racing Team s.t.
105 Ben Hermans Unicef - Oracle s.t.
106 Gorka Izagirre Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
107 Michael Albasini GreenEdge Cycling s.t.
108 Marc De Maar Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
109 Mirko Selvaggi Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
110 Benjamin Gourgue Landbouwkrediet s.t.
111 IvÃ¡n GutiÃ©rrez Movistar Team s.t.
112 Michel Kreder Skil - Shimano s.t.
113 Michael Van Staeyen Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator s.t.
114 Serge Pauwels Sky ProCycling s.t.
115 Alejandro Valverde Unicef - Oracle + 25'02
116 Eduard Vorganov Katusha Team + 25'20
117 Danilo Di Luca Lampre - ISD s.t.
118 Omar Fraile Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
119 Daniele Ratto Geox - TMC + 25'53
120 Carlos Sastre Unicef - Oracle s.t.
121 Pieter Serry Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator s.t.
122 Dario Cioni Sky ProCycling s.t.
123 Ignatas Konovalovas Movistar Team s.t.
124 RubÃ©n Plaza Movistar Team + 27'04
125 Enrico Magazzini Lampre - ISD + 28'19
126 Tom Stamsnijder Leopard Trek s.t.
127 Jonathan Breyne Landbouwkrediet s.t.
128 John-Lee Augustyn Sky ProCycling s.t.
129 Sven Jodts Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator s.t.
130 Laurens Ten Dam Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
131 Bruno Pires Leopard Trek s.t.
132 Gorka Verdugo Euskaltel - Euskadi + 30'11
133 Rafael Valls Geox - TMC s.t.
134 Michał Kwiatkowski Unicef - Oracle s.t.
135 Dmitriy Fofonov Pro Team Astana s.t.
136 Danny Pate Team T-Mobile s.t.
137 Daniel Navarro Movistar Team s.t.
138 Francesco Masciarelli Pro Team Astana s.t.
139 Martin Velits Team T-Mobile s.t.
140 Pieter Weening GreenEdge Cycling s.t.
141 Fred Rodriguez BMC Racing Team s.t.

The Winner

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Last year, the Swiss disappointed on place four. Now, he lived up to his and the other's expectations and takes his second win at De Ronde after 2010.

Liquigas ResumÃ©

We're not too happy with the result, but as we didn't expect much anyway, it's not too bad. We hoped for a Top 20 ranking and throughout the race, it looked pretty well. But eventually, our tactics might not have been well. Daniel Oss did everything to keep up with the front and was too exhausted as other rider reconnected. Maybe Paris - Roubaix suits him better.

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#348

Posted on 01-11-2011 15:39

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Not to great at least cancellara won

sutty68

#349

Posted on 01-11-2011 15:45

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unlucky, better luck in the next race

tsmoha

#350

Posted on 01-11-2011 16:08

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Top-30, not bad, not bad.. okay, it looked better during the stage, but it's still not bad

(btw: which Ronde did you play? Roturn's? Cyanide's? Or the 2012-edition?)

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#351

Posted on 01-11-2011 16:55

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Well since you don't have a good coble classic specialist isn't the result dissapointing

#352

Posted on 01-11-2011 18:52

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Not a very bad result with no really good cobblw specialists

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Posted on 03-11-2011 12:22

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Thanks for the comments. It may have been better not to give everything to stay in front but as his hill stat isn't too good either, I hope for a better place in P-R.

@ tsmoha: I played the Ronde which is the 2012 variant in the PCMDaily DB.

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April 6, 2012 â€“ Vuelta Ciclista al Pais Vasco

The Race

Along with the Volta a Catalunya, the Vuelta Ciclista al Pais Vasco is one of the two most important Spanish stage races, apart from La Vuelta. As it's Catalonian equivalent, it's characterized by enthusiastic fans along the roads and a strong localism. Until the 80s, the race indeed was mostly dominated by local riders although the record winner JosÃ© Antonio Gonzalez (4 victories) comes from Cantabria.

The course is very hilly and suits strong puncheurs with a good acceleration. But as only one stage finishes uphill, the concluding, 20 kms long hilly time trial might be the decisive factor.

Spoiler

Result in 2011

1	Samuel Sanchez	Euskaltel - Euskadi
2	Joaquim Rodriguez	Katusha Team
3	Carlos Barredo	Rabobank
4	FrÃ¤nk Schleck	Leopard - Trek
5	Luis Leon Sanchez	Rabobank

Favorites

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Samuel Sanchez (Euskalte)

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Alexandre Vinokourov (Astana)

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Joaquim Rodriguez (Katusha)

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FrÃ¤nk Schleck (Leopard)

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Damiano Cunego (Liquigas)

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Andy Schleck (Leopard)

Complete Startlist

Spoiler

Euskaltel
1. S.SÃ¡nchez
2. J.Aramendia
3. M.Astarloza
4. O.Fraile
5. U.Iparragirre
6. G.Izagirre
7. M.Nieve
8. P.Urtasun

Movistar
11. A.Contador
12. J.Belda
13. J.Coppel
14. J.V.GarcÃa Acosta
15. I.GutiÃ©rrez
16. V.Kiryienka
17. E.Mosquera
18. D.Navarro

Astana
21. A.Vinokourov
22. M.Gourov
23. A.Grivko
24. M.Iglinskiy
25. T.Kangert
26. R.Kiserlovski
27. P.Tiralongo
28. H.Zubeldia

Liquigas
31. P.Sagan
32. V.Agnoli
33. M.Busche
34. E.Capecchi
35. D.Cunego
36. M.Marcato
37. T.Peterson
38. E.Viviani

Katusha
41. J.RodrÃguez
42. G.Caruso
43. A.Kuschynski
44. D.Moreno
45. A.Ovechkin
46. L.Paolini
47. D.Rebellin
48. N.Trussov

Rabobank
51. R.Gesink
52. C.Barredo
53. A. Kolobnev
54. G.LÃ¶wik
55. P.Martens
56. L.L.SÃ¡nchez
57. B.Tankink
58. D.Van Winden

Leopard
61. F.Schleck
62. I.AntÃ³n
63. J.Fuglsang
64. M.Monfort
65. A.Schleck
66. H.Starzengruber
67. D.ViganÃ²
68. J.Voigt

Unicef
71. C.Horner
72. J.Ã.GÃ³mez Marchante
73. L.Leipheimer
74. J.McCartney
75. D.Muravyev
76. Y.Popovych
77. B.Selander
78. Ã“.Sevilla

Lampre
81. M.Scarponi
82. V.Buts
83. D.Di Luca
84. X.Florencio
85. A.Malori
86. M.Mugerli
87. A.PÃ©rez Arrieta
88. T.Valjavec

Garmin
91. R.Hesjedal
92. T.Danielson
93. M.Fischer
94. T.Meyer
95. D.Millar
96. C.Vande Velde
97. M.Wilson
98. D.Zabriskie

T-Mobile
101. K.Kirchen
102. L.Gerdemann
103. K.Hess
104. T.Martin
105. D.Pate
106. K.Siutsou
107. T.Van Garderen
108. P.Velits

Geox
111. D.Menchov
112. D.Blanco
113. J.J.Cobo
114. D.De la Fuente
115. A.DurÃ¡n
116. F.Felline
117. D.GutiÃ©rrez GutiÃ©rrez
118. R.Valls

Vacansoleil
121. R.RiccÃ²
122. S.Anza
123. M.De Maar
124. R.Feillu
125. M.Golas
126. M.Keizer
127. M.Pace
128. R.Pidgornyy

Sky
131. R.UrÃ¡n
132. M.Barry
133. G.M.Bates
134. D.Cioni
135. C.Knees
136. T.LÃ¶fkvist
137. N.Sanderson
138. B.Wiggins

GreenEdge
141. R.Porte
142. M.Albasini
143. B.Cooke
144. A.Davis
145. S.Davis
146. J.Dean
147. S.Gerrans
148. P.Weening

Europcar
151. T.Voeckler
152. D.Gaudin
153. Y.GÃ¨ne
154. C.Kern
155. A.Pichot
156. P.Rolland
157. Y.Trofimov
158. D.Veilleux

Omega Pharma
161. J.Van den Broeck
162. M.Aerts
163. B.De Clercq
164. K.Dehaes
165. K.Lodewyck
166. V.ReynÃ¨s
167. J.Vissers
168. F.Willems

QuickÂ·Step
171. K.Seeldraeyers
172. A.Cappelle
173. T.De Gendt
174. K.De Weert
175. D.Devenyns
176. G.Palumbo
177. J.Pineau
178. S.Rosseler

FDJ
181. S.Casar
182. N.Eeckhout
183. F.Guesdon
184. A.GÃ©rard
185. Y.Hutarovich
186. A.Jeanneson
187. G.Meersman
188. D.Rollin

Skil
191. M.Sprick
192. T.Bonnin
193. K.De Kort
194. Y.Doi
195. A.Geniez
196. R.Kluge
197. K.Kroon
198. C.Vermeltfoort

BMC
201. M.Frank
202. E.FranzoÃ¯
203. M.Giunti
204. S.Morabito
205. T.Phinney
206. F.Rodriguez
207. M.Santambrogio
208. M.SchÃ¤r

Caja Rural
211. O.Chuzhda
212. V.De la Parte
213. E.GarcÃa
214. G.Lana
215. J.Ortega
216. R.Reig
217. I.Romero
218. J.Sobrino

Liquigas and Leopard have strong duo leaderships but have to make some time up on the strong time trialists Sanchez, Contador and Vinokourov. A high density of riders from the second row provide the opportunity for suprises.

Team Liquigas

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Both Damiano Cunego and Peter Sagan continue their Ardennes preparation here in the Basque Country. With the support of Marcato, Busche and Capecchi, they should have good chances for a nice overall ranking. Their lack of time trialing skills makes it hard to fight for the win, though.

Report â€“ Part One

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A strong 12 men break including Matthew Busche, Tejay Van Garderen and Bradley Wiggins went clear at the first mountain sprint. Steve Morabito collected the most mountain points throughout the stage and will wear the jersey tomorrow. The escapees were caught on the last bigger hill by the attacking favorites.

On the last 20 kms, lots of riders tried to break free from the leading group of 14 riders but Damiano Cunego did great to reel them all back in. The uphill sprint had a surprising outcome: Oldie Chris Horner (Unicef) won it in front of Samu Sanchez and Kevin Seeldraeyers (QuickÂ·Step). Sagan and Cunego finished both within the same time.

Chris Horner still has a lot in his legs.

1 Chris Horner Unicef â€“ Oracle 3h55'41
2 Samuel Sanchez Euskaltel â€“ Euskadi s.t.
3 Kevin Seeldraeyers QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team s.t.

A five men break arround Katusha's Luca Paolini established a maximum lead of almost nine minutes and fought a losing fight agains the chasing peloton. They were caught on the last hill. The favorites started their moves right afterwards.

Still, a large group of riders went over the top together â€“ except for two: Samuel Sanchez and Alexandre Vinokourov managed to create a gap and the pack couldn't catch up anymore. The Kazakh wins the stage, Sanchez overtakes the GC lead. 19 seconds later, Peter Sagan leads the pack over the line, he moves up to sixth overall.

A couple of big riders lost time today: Alberto Contador, Bradley Wiggins, Jurgen Van Den Broeck and FrÃ¤nk Schleck lost more than four minutes today and thus all their ambitions for a good overall ranking.

These are now the two big favorites: Alexandre Vinokourov and Samuel Sanchez.

1 Alexandre Vinokourov Pro Team Astana 5h39'21
2 Samuel Sanchez Euskaltel â€“ Euskadi s.t.
3 Peter Sagan Liquigas â€“ Cannondale s.t.

Today's group consisted of 12 men including World Champion Allan Davis, Denis Menchov and Jurgen Van den Broeck. Although they never were let away very far, closing the finish it becomes clear that they would stay clear.

In the sprint for the win, there was no surprise: Allan Davis honoured his jersey with the first win in it, outsprinting David Zabriskie. Almost two minutes later, Samuel Sanchez finished as the first of the large pack. No changes in the overall.

First win in the world champion jersey for Allan Davis.

1 Allan Davis GreenEdge Cycling 4h26'55
2 David Zabriskie Team Garmin â€“ CervÃ©lo s.t.
3 Dries Devenyns QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team s.t.

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General Classification after Stage 3

1	Samuel Sanchez	Euskaltel â€“ Euskadi	14h03'50
2	Alexandre Vinokourov	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
3	Chris Horner	Unicef â€“ Oracle	+ 19
4	Joaquim Rodriguez	Katusha Team	s.t.
5	Luis Leon Sanchez	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
6	Peter Sagan	Liquigas â€“ Cannondale	s.t.

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Peter Sagan still in with a shout

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Posted on 03-11-2011 12:47

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Still 19 seconds sagan must get to the top 3

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Depending on the profile of the remaining stages, all odds are open! Good luck.

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You can see the profiles in the spoiler on top of the post. Especially because of the time trial, I don't think much more than a Top 5 is possible but we'll see.

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April 6, 2012 â€“ Scheldeprijs

The Race

Firstly held in 1907, the Scheldeprijs Vlaanderen is one of the most traditional and prestigious one day classics in Belgium. But in contrary to most others, it's neither hilly nor cobbled. It's completely flat and is most likely to end in a mass sprint. Consequentally, most recent winners are the likes of Tom Boonen, Mark Cavendish or Tyler Farrar.

Spoiler

Result in 2011

1	Staf Scheirlinckx	Verandas Willems - Accent
2	Tom Veelers	Skil - Shimano
3	Bert de Waele	Landbouwkrediet
4	Bobbie Traksel	Landbouwkrediet
5	Wim De Vocht	Verandas Willems - Accent

Favorites

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Complete Startlist

Spoiler

Sky
1. H.Haussler
2. D.Appollonio
3. A.Dowsett
4. G.Henderson
5. A.Kemps
6. S.Pauwels
7. B.Swift
8. N.Traylor

Vacansoleil
11. B.BoÅ¾ic
12. J.Hoogerland
13. S.Lagutin
14. W.Poels
15. M.Selvaggi
16. J.Van Leijen
17. F.Veuchelen
18. L.Westra

Skil
21. T.Veelers
22. R.Curvers
23. B.De Backer
24. S.Devolder
25. M.Kittel
26. M.Kreder
27. J.Van Emden
28. R.Van Zandbeek

Rabobank CT
31. P.Ligthart
32. J.Adams
33. J.Bol
34. M.Boskamp
35. T.Dumoulin
36. M.Goos
37. R.Sinkeldam
38. D.Van Baarle

Liquigas
41. S.Ponzi
42. M.Bodnar
43. M.Finetto
44. P.Longo Borghini
45. A.Marangoni
46. D.Oss
47. J.Sagan
48. C.Wurf

Unicef
51. R.McEwen
52. B.Hermans
53. R.Hunter
54. M.Kwiatkowski
55. G.Lequatre
56. S.Patterson
57. S.Paulinho
58. C.Sastre

An Post
61. K.Goddaert
62. G.Bagdonas
63. K.Claeys
64. B.De Schrooder
65. K.Heymans
66. P.Lavery
67. M.McNally
68. K.Terweduwe

Leopard
71. R.Wagner
72. M.BrÃ¤ndle
73. A.Lund
74. J.Posthuma
75. T.Rohregger
76. T.Stamsnijder
77. J.Summer
78. F.Wegmann

Cofidis
81. J.Keukeleire
82. Y.Bagot
83. N.Edet
84. J.Fouchard
85. K.Ista
86. J.Kuyckx
87. D.Monier
88. N.Vogondy

Eddy Merckx
91. M.Sieberg
92. L.Hagenaars
93. D.Kopp
94. F.Monreal
95. C.Patron
96. A.Schmitt

Samsung
101. Y.Arashiro
102. F.Beppu
103. H.S.Gong
104. J.Long
105. A.Manam
106. T.Nishitani
107. S.H.Park
108. T.Susanto

Topsport Vlaanderen
111. S.Neirynck
112. J.Coenen
113. S.Jodts
114. S.Joseph
115. P.Serry
116. P.Van Hecke
117. S.Van Vooren
118. T.Van der Sande

Differdange
121. J.Ljungblad
122. S.Cohnen
123. C.Gaoua
124. C.Heymans
125. R.Lesschaeve
126. B.Menster
127. C.Poos
128. G.Thimmesch

CCC Polsat
131. J.Morajko
132. D.Batek
133. P.Charucki
134. T.Marczynski
135. B.Matysiak
136. R.Ratajczyk
137. A.Wadecki
138. K.Zielinski

Dirk Grepdon Wanzele
141. S.Van Dijk
142. S.Caethoven
143. G.Habeaux
144. D.Kemp
145. K.Van Melsen
146. S.Van den Houte
147. T.Vernaeckt
148. L.Verweij

Garmin
151. K.O'Bee
152. H.Clarke
153. C.Harvey
154. A.Klier
155. B.Lancaster
156. R.Navardauskas
157. R.Sorin
158. A.Talansky

Tabriz
161. B.Shpilevsky
162. H.Askari
163. T.Erler
164. H.Jahabanian
165. S.Kolesnikov
166. G.Mizbani
167. A.Moazzemi
168. H.Nateghi

Landbouwkrediet
171. B.Scheirlinckx
172. K.BarbÃ©
173. J.Breyne
174. E.Cammaerts
175. B.De Waele
176. K.Peeters
177. J.Stallaert
178. G.Verheyen

Jong Vlaanderen
181. K.De Ketele
182. K.Borry
183. B.De Decker
184. S.De Neef
185. C.Pierre
186. S.Steels
187. D.Teuns
188. B.Verraes

Jo Piels
191. J.Pronk
192. P.De Beer
193. S-J.De Haan
194. M.Lammertink
195. Je.Posthuma
196. B.Van Der Tholen

Donckers Koffie
201. S.Schets
202. N.Cocquyt
203. J.Cornet
204. W.Cretskens
205. H.Duyn
206. H.Van den Bossche
207. R.Van der Velde
208. M.Vanderaerden

Wallonie Bruxelles
211. J.Peeters
212. O.Chevalier
213. J.Dufrasne
214. J.Giaux
215. P.Legrand
216. L.Mottet
217. C.Premont
218. M.Van Hoof

The startlist is decently good. Heinrich Haussler is the only real super star present, supported by a strong team. But Tom Veelers and Borut Bozic should be good contenders and maybe we see a surprise by someone like Robert Wagner...

Team Liquigas

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Simone Ponzi and Mauro Finetto are in mediocre shape but should be able to compete for a good ranking. Longo Borghini and Oss hopefully'll do well in the lead out. We hope for a Top 5.

Report

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Juraj Sagan was our representant in the 11 men break of the day which surprisingly also included pre-race favorite Borut Bozic (Vacansoleil). They had a maximum lead of seven minutes but were caught with 15 kms to go.

In the sprint preparations, Simone Ponzi grabbed Heinrich Haussler's wheel while Longo Borghini and Oss build a train for Finetto. At first, Sky looked very well but within the last five kilometers, they suddenly fell back. Luckily, Simone Ponzi managed to jump on the Skil train which took the lead under Stijn Devolder and Marcel Kittel.

Meanwhile, Longo Borghini came to the front a bit too early. He was empty quite soon and Oss had to overtake with 2,5 kms to go. As he's only a very mediocre sprinter, he can't keep the lead for long. Kittel soon overtakes him and Finetto's on his own, trying the best he can. Eventually, he finishes at a decent sixth place.

But we still had Simone Ponzi: Skil's lead-out worked perfectly and Veelers shot out of Kittel's slipstream with 800 meters to go. Robbie McEwen, who was in front at that time, couldn't compete and no one else could follow him either. He took an easy win. Simone Ponzi lost a couple of meters to Veelers and also wasn't able to overtake McEwen, but he held on to grab the third spot. A very nice result in this prestigious race.

Sixth season win for Tom Veelers â€“ he continues his streek from last year.

Result

1 Tom Veelers Skil - Shimano 4h19'29
2 Robbie McEwen Unicef - Oracle s.t.
3 Simone Ponzi Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
4 Jens Keukeleire Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne s.t.
5 Kristof Goddaert An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
6 Mauro Finetto Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
7 Heinrich Haussler Sky ProCycling s.t.
8 Geoffroy Lequatre Unicef - Oracle s.t.
9 Bert Scheirlinckx Landbouwkrediet s.t.
10 Robert Wagner Leopard Trek s.t.

Spoiler
11 Marcel Kittel Skil - Shimano s.t.
12 Stijn Devolder Skil - Shimano s.t.
13 Johnny Hoogerland Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
14 Jonas Ljungblad Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de s.t.
15 Pim Ligthart Rabobank Continental Team s.t.
16 Robert Hunter Unicef - Oracle s.t.
17 Davide Appollonio Sky ProCycling s.t.
18 Roy Curvers Skil - Shimano s.t.
19 Koen BarbÃ© Landbouwkrediet s.t.
20 Daniel Oss Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
21 Fabian Wegmann Leopard Trek s.t.
22 Tosh Van der Sande Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator s.t.
23 Stijn Neirynck Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator s.t.
24 Johan Coenen Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator s.t.
25 Michel Kreder Skil - Shimano s.t.
26 Damien Monier Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne s.t.
27 Andreas Klier Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo s.t.
28 Preben Van Hecke Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator s.t.
29 Christian Poos Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de s.t.
30 Wilfried Cretskens Donckers Koffie - Jelly Belly s.t.
31 Kevin Peeters Landbouwkrediet s.t.
32 Jetse Bol Rabobank Continental Team s.t.
33 Bert De Backer Skil - Shimano s.t.
34 Borut BoÅ¾ic Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
35 Paolo Longo Borghini Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
36 Wout Poels Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
37 SÃ©rgio Paulinho Unicef - Oracle s.t.
38 Sergey Kolesnikov Tabriz Petrochemical Team s.t.
39 Steven Caethoven Dirk Grepdon Wanzele - Accent s.t.
40 Nicolas Edet Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne s.t.
41 Jos Van Emden Skil - Shimano s.t.
42 Sven Jodts Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator s.t.
43 Jan Kuyckx Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne s.t.
44 Ghader Mizbani Tabriz Petrochemical Team s.t.
45 Pieter Serry Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator s.t.
46 Ben Swift Sky ProCycling s.t.
47 Steven Van Vooren Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator s.t.
48 Geert Verheyen Landbouwkrediet s.t.
49 Yukiya Arashiro Samsung - Giant s.t.
50 Kevin Claeys An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
51 Carlos Sastre Unicef - Oracle s.t.
52 Anders Lund Leopard Trek s.t.
53 Tomasz Marczynski CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
54 Kim Borry Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
55 Greg Henderson Sky ProCycling s.t.
56 Nicolas Vogondy Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne s.t.
57 Michał Kwiatkowski Unicef - Oracle s.t.
58 Huub Duyn Donckers Koffie - Jelly Belly s.t.
59 Ronan Van Zandbeek Skil - Shimano s.t.
60 Mirko Selvaggi Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
61 Philip Lavery An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
62 Marcel Sieberg Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland s.t.
63 Rudy Lesschaeve Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de s.t.
64 Maurits Lammertink Cyclingteam Jo Piels s.t.
65 Cameron Wurf Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
66 Julien Fouchard Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne + 2'03
67 Yoann Bagot Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne s.t.
68 Benny De Schrooder An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
69 Jochen Summer Leopard Trek s.t.
70 Kevin Van Melsen Dirk Grepdon Wanzele - Accent s.t.
71 Melvin Boskamp Rabobank Continental Team s.t.
72 Kristof Heymans An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
73 Nathan Traylor Sky ProCycling s.t.
74 Kenny Terweduwe An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
75 Bob Van Der Tholen Cyclingteam Jo Piels s.t.
76 Alex Dowsett Sky ProCycling s.t.
77 David Kemp Dirk Grepdon Wanzele - Accent s.t.
78 Joeri Stallaert Landbouwkrediet s.t.
79 Gediminas Bagdonas An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
80 Alan Marangoni Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
81 Juraj Sagan Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
82 Maciej Bodnar Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
83 Serge Pauwels Sky ProCycling s.t.
84 Michael Vanderaerden Donckers Koffie - Jelly Belly + 3'31
85 Gil Thimmesch Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de s.t.
86 Sierk-Jan De Haan Cyclingteam Jo Piels s.t.
87 Aaron Kemps Sky ProCycling s.t.
88 Stefan Cohnen Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de s.t.
89 Luc Verweij Dirk Grepdon Wanzele - Accent s.t.
90 Dylan Teuns Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
91 Ricardo Van der Velde Donckers Koffie - Jelly Belly s.t.
92 Kevyn Ista Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne s.t.
93 Edwig Cammaerts Landbouwkrediet + 4'48
94 Sergey Lagutin Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
95 Mark McNally An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
96 Jonathan Breyne Landbouwkrediet s.t.
97 Pawel Charucki CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
98 Anuar Manam Samsung - Giant s.t.
99 Hilton Clarke Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo s.t.
100 Adam Wadecki CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
101 Kenny De Ketele Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
102 Renaud Sorin Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo s.t.
103 Joeri Adams Rabobank Continental Team s.t.
104 Steve Schets Donckers Koffie - Jelly Belly s.t.
105 Jacek Morajko CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
106 Stijn Steels Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
107 Christian Patron Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland s.t.
108 Thomas Rohregger Leopard Trek s.t.
109 Tonton Susanto Samsung - Giant s.t.
110 Ben Hermans Unicef - Oracle s.t.
111 Ludovic Mottet Wallonie Bruxelles - CrÃ©dit Agricole s.t.
112 Joost Van Leijen Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
113 Dylan Van Baarle Rabobank Continental Team s.t.
114 Stijn Joseph Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator s.t.
115 Tom Stamsnijder Leopard Trek s.t.
116 Frederik Veuchelen Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
117 Lieuwe Westra Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
118 Jef Peeters Wallonie Bruxelles - CrÃ©dit Agricole s.t.
119 Kamil Zielinski CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
120 Stefan Van Dijk Dirk Grepdon Wanzele - Accent s.t.
121 Cyrille Heymans Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de s.t.
122 Taiji Nishitani Samsung - Giant s.t.
123 Bert De Waele Landbouwkrediet s.t.
124 Bartlomiej Matysiak CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
125 Boris Shpilevski Tabriz Petrochemical Team s.t.
126 Kirk O'Bee Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo s.t.
127 Seon Ho Park Samsung - Giant s.t.
128 David Kopp Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland s.t.
129 Rafal Ratajczyk CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
130 CÃ©dric Gaoua Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de s.t.
131 Brett Lancaster Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo s.t.
132 Andrew Talansky Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo s.t.
133 Nicky Cocquyt Donckers Koffie - Jelly Belly s.t.
134 Jos Pronk Cyclingteam Jo Piels s.t.
135 Spencer Patterson Unicef - Oracle s.t.
136 Sven Van den Houte Dirk Grepdon Wanzele - Accent s.t.
137 Ramunas Navardauskas Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo s.t.
138 Hossein Nateghi Tabriz Petrochemical Team s.t.
139 Fumiyuki Beppu Samsung - Giant s.t.
140 Ramon Sinkeldam Rabobank Continental Team s.t.
141 Dariusz Batek CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
142 Steven De Neef Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
143 Tom Dumoulin Rabobank Continental Team s.t.
144 Luc Hagenaars Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland s.t.
145 Jelle Posthuma Cyclingteam Jo Piels s.t.
146 Hossein Jahabanian Tabriz Petrochemical Team s.t.
147 Jerome Giaux Wallonie Bruxelles - CrÃ©dit Agricole s.t.
148 Benjamin Verraes Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
149 Jin Long Samsung - Giant s.t.
150 GrÃ©gory Habeaux Dirk Grepdon Wanzele - Accent s.t.
151 Bjorn De Decker Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
152 Florian Monreal Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland s.t.
153 Olivier Chevalier Wallonie Bruxelles - CrÃ©dit Agricole s.t.
154 Alexander Schmitt Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland s.t.
155 Matthias BrÃ¤ndle Leopard Trek s.t.
156 Arvin Moazzemi Tabriz Petrochemical Team s.t.
157 Marc Goos Rabobank Continental Team s.t.
158 Hossein Askari Tabriz Petrochemical Team s.t.
159 Joris Cornet Donckers Koffie - Jelly Belly s.t.
160 Hyo Suk Gong Samsung - Giant s.t.
161 Hendrik Van den Bossche Donckers Koffie - Jelly Belly s.t.
162 Christiaan Pierre Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
163 Christophe Premont Wallonie Bruxelles - CrÃ©dit Agricole s.t.
164 Jonathan Dufrasne Wallonie Bruxelles - CrÃ©dit Agricole s.t.
165 Pim De Beer Cyclingteam Jo Piels s.t.
166 Philippe Legrand Wallonie Bruxelles - CrÃ©dit Agricole s.t.
167 Ben Menster Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de s.t.
168 Clint Harvey Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo s.t.
169 Mathias Van Hoof Wallonie Bruxelles - CrÃ©dit Agricole + 7'16
170 Thomas Vernaeckt Dirk Grepdon Wanzele - Accent + 11'29

The Winner

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Tom Veelers developed into an absolute top class sprinter over the past one and a half years. Plus, he benefits from his team, Skil, who provide him with fantastic lead outs over and over again. And Veelers keeps delivering. Six wins, among them Kuurne-Bruxelles-Kuurne and this one, make him one of the most valuable riders at the moment.

We're more than happy. We aimed for a Top 5 and Ponzi even made it to the podium. With Finetto as a second man in the Top 10, our team showed a strong appearance.