give it eveerything on the final stage.

is that the col d'eze tt?

yes, it is.

you've lost

wait did you boost kirchens tt like everyone said you should

yes he is now 75. Why?

2nd is great nontheless

because then you might have a chance

Tirreno - Adriatico Stage 4


The breakaway.


Contador is in front on the last climb


Kloden, Zubeldia, Valverde and many others are after him


Di Luca is leading with 2km to go follow by a favourites group


In the favourites group are Contador, Valverde, Ricco, Kloden and Cunego


A move by Valverde and he has an advantage of a few metres


Just 1km to go for him


Only Contador and Di Luca can follow Ricco in his chase after Valverde


But Alejandro gets the win. Still the big favourite to win Tirreno is Contador as in this year we have a decisive long TT


Rogers and Gerdemann finished in the pack 2 minutes and 7 seconds behind Valverde and having chances for a top10 after the TT


Stage
1. Alejandro Valverde Caisse d'Epargne 4h59'55
2. Riccardo Riccò Saunier Duval - Scott + 14
3. Danilo Di Luca Team CSC - Saxo Bank s.t.
4. Alberto Contador Astana Cycling Team s.t.
5. Damiano Cunego Lampre + 39
6. Emanuele Sella CSF Group - Navigare s.t.
7. Andreas Klöden Agritubel s.t.
8. Stijn Devolder Quick·Step + 1'16
9. Leonardo Piepoli Saunier Duval - Scott + 1'46
10. Domenico Pozzovivo CSF Group - Navigare + 2'07

Overall
1. Alejandro Valverde Caisse d'Epargne 16h15'17
2. Riccardo Riccò Saunier Duval - Scott + 18
3. Danilo Di Luca Team CSC - Saxo Bank + 20
4. Alberto Contador Astana Cycling Team + 24
5. Andreas Klöden Agritubel + 49
6. Damiano Cunego Lampre s.t.
7. Emanuele Sella CSF Group - Navigare s.t.
8. Stijn Devolder Quick·Step + 1'26
9. Leonardo Piepoli Saunier Duval - Scott + 1'56
10. Mario Aerts Silence - Lotto + 2'17

Points
1. Stuart O'Grady Quick·Step 26
2. Tom Boonen Quick·Step 24
3. Óscar Freire Rabobank 20

Mountain
1. Luca Mazzanti Caisse d'Epargne 13
2. Jérôme Pineau Bouygues Télécom 12
3. Alejandro Valverde Caisse d'Epargne 12

Paris - Nice Final Stage


Pinotti was one of the early leaders


Fantastic times for Gesink, Gutierrez and Dekker


Not the same about Hincapie and he loses his 17th place overall, finishing 18th


Kirchen is slow and he loses the hi place in the overall rankings to Dekker so no chance to win the Paris Nice


No problems for Evans as he takes even the stage win


Stage
1. Cadel Evans Silence - Lotto 20'23
2. José Iván Gutiérrez Caisse d'Epargne + 12
3. Thomas Dekker Rabobank + 18
4. Jens Voigt Quick·Step + 28
5. Robert Gesink Rabobank + 34
6. Paolo Savoldelli Team CSC - Saxo Bank + 36
7. Sébastien Joly Française des Jeux + 40
8. Kim Kirchen Team Columbia + 42
9. Stefan Schumacher Gerolsteiner + 44
10. Marzio Bruseghin Lampre s.t.

Overall
1. Cadel Evans Silence - Lotto 28h22'17
2. Thomas Dekker Rabobank + 41
3. Kim Kirchen Team Columbia + 1'01
4. José Iván Gutiérrez Caisse d'Epargne + 1'14
5. Marzio Bruseghin Lampre + 1'57
6. Thomas Voeckler Bouygues Télécom + 2'03
7. Gilberto Simoni Astana Cycling Team + 2'18
8. Paolo Bettini Team Milram s.t.
9. Sébastien Joly Française des Jeux + 2'19
10. Stefan Schumacher Gerolsteiner + 2'56

Points: Kim Kirchen Team Columbia
Mountain: Stéphane Pétilleau Cycle Collstrop
Young: Thomas Dekker Rabobank
Teams: Rabobank

Good job finishing 3. with Kirchen.

Yeah, nice job in Paris Nice

Tirreno - Adriatico Stage 5


The breakaway.


Ignatiev brings in front with him Boom and Cavendish


We are looking good today. Only Milram and can keep it up with us


CSC and Quick Step are there too. And Valverde, WTF?


Breschel is in a good position while we are in the right side with Boonen and the Milram riders on left doing... something


Breschel takes the win with Valverde second


Boom third, Cavendish 4th


Stage
1. Matti Breschel Team CSC - Saxo Bank 3h00'14
2. Alejandro Valverde Caisse d'Epargne s.t.
3. Lars Boom Team Columbia s.t.
4. Mark Cavendish Team Columbia s.t.
5. Tom Boonen Quick·Step s.t.
6. Filippo Pozzato Liquigas s.t.
7. Mikhail Ignatiev Team Columbia s.t.
8. Erik Zabel Silence - Lotto s.t.
9. Fabio Sacchi Team Milram s.t.
10. Fabio Baldato Team Milram s.t.

Overall
1. Alejandro Valverde Caisse d'Epargne 19h15'25
2. Riccardo Riccò Saunier Duval - Scott + 24
3. Danilo Di Luca Team CSC - Saxo Bank + 26
4. Alberto Contador Astana Cycling Team + 30
5. Damiano Cunego Lampre + 55
6. Emanuele Sella CSF Group - Navigare s.t.
7. Andreas Klöden Agritubel s.t.
8. Stijn Devolder Quick·Step + 1'32
9. Leonardo Piepoli Saunier Duval - Scott + 2'02
10. Eros Capecchi Saunier Duval - Scott + 2'23

Points
1. Tom Boonen Quick·Step 30
2. Alejandro Valverde Caisse d'Epargne 27
3. Stuart O'Grady Quick·Step 26

Mountain
1. Luca Mazzanti Caisse d'Epargne 13
2. Jérôme Pineau Bouygues Télécom 12
3. Alejandro Valverde Caisse d'Epargne 12

I hate when Valverde/Cunego/another climber with over 70SP sprints!! They always take good spots from me(and you)

One tip (If you didn't know):
When the red bar is empty, you'll fall behind. Maybe that's the reason why your train is always getting behind right before the sprint. Looking forward to the classics

Ignatiev and Boom have always a lot of energy left but they have to slow down so Cav can follow them

Tirreno - Adriatico Stage 6


Quinziato, Vaugrenard, Posthuma and Cornu were some of the early leaders


But then Cancellara came and he beat everyone


Boom, Zabriskie, Nibali and Gutierrez tried but nothing


Not fantastic times for Gerdemann and Rogers. They will be 13th and 15th overall at the end of the day


Devolder and Kloden were close, Kloden was even second but still not enough to beat Cancellara


Contador has a good time. Can he win Tirreno this year?


Valverde has a pretty good time and he keeps the leader's jersey


Stage
1. Fabian Cancellara Team CSC - Saxo Bank 23'09
2. Andreas Klöden Agritubel + 37
3. Vladimir Gusev Astana Cycling Team + 43
4. Stijn Devolder Quick·Step + 45
5. Luis León Sánchez AG2R La Mondiale + 46
6. Alessandro Ballan Lampre + 54
7. Vincenzo Nibali Liquigas + 56
8. Dominique Cornu Silence - Lotto + 57
9. Alberto Contador Astana Cycling Team s.t.
10. Vladimir Karpets Caisse d'Epargne + 1'00

Overall
1. Alejandro Valverde Caisse d'Epargne 19h39'38
2. Alberto Contador Astana Cycling Team + 23
3. Andreas Klöden Agritubel + 28
4. Danilo Di Luca Team CSC - Saxo Bank + 55
5. Riccardo Riccò Saunier Duval - Scott + 1'07
6. Stijn Devolder Quick·Step + 1'13
7. Damiano Cunego Lampre + 1'52
8. Vladimir Gusev Astana Cycling Team + 2'02
9. Luis León Sánchez AG2R La Mondiale + 2'05
10. Emanuele Sella CSF Group - Navigare + 2'12

Tirreno - Adriatico Final Stage


A massive breakaway group. Martin is there but nothing important.


We are there as always b)


The sprint stars with Ignatiev leading the pack


A great acceleration by Zabel on the other side of the road


Cavendish tries to take his wheel. Devolder and Boom are there too.


An final effort by Cavendish...


But the win goes to Zabel. Boom is fourth and he loses the points jersey for only 1 point to Valverde


Stage
1. Erik Zabel Silence - Lotto 4h40'46
2. Mark Cavendish Team Columbia s.t.
3. Stijn Devolder Quick·Step s.t.
4. Lars Boom Team Columbia s.t.
5. Alejandro Valverde Caisse d'Epargne s.t.
6. Óscar Freire Rabobank s.t.
7. Jean-Patrick Nazon AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
8. Mikhail Ignatiev Team Columbia s.t.
9. René Mandri AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
10. Stuart O'Grady Quick·Step s.t.

Overall
1. Alejandro Valverde Caisse d'Epargne 24h20'24
2. Alberto Contador Astana Cycling Team + 23
3. Andreas Klöden Agritubel + 28
4. Danilo Di Luca Team CSC - Saxo Bank + 55
5. Riccardo Riccò Saunier Duval - Scott + 1'07
6. Stijn Devolder Quick·Step + 1'09
7. Damiano Cunego Lampre + 1'52
8. Vladimir Gusev Astana Cycling Team + 2'02
9. Luis León Sánchez AG2R La Mondiale + 2'05
10. Emanuele Sella CSF Group - Navigare + 2'12

Points: Alejandro Valverde Caisse d'Epargne
Mountain: Luca Mazzanti Caisse d'Epargne
Young: Riccardo Riccò Saunier Duval - Scott
Teams: Team CSC - Saxo Bank

it´s a fantastic story huts off!!!
which database do you use and how do you do that story i have no plan how to a story
Batista

Ohhhh

1 point damn it..

Nice to see Zabel winning in 2009 though

I'm using the first RNDB, Dankan's one I think
and about making a story maybe this will help you:
https://www.pcmdai...icle_id=64
https://www.pcmdai...icle_id=66
https://www.pcmdai...icle_id=68

Milano - Sanremo


The breakaway.


Hincapie and Gusev were in front on Pompeiana, the last hill. But they were caught, first Hincapie then Gusev


Some attacks from Cancellara, Flecha, Kirchen, Ballan and Devolder


Ballan was the strongest and soon he was alone in front


Kirchen was after him


Right after him are the other 3 and then very close is the pack


Kirchen is caught and he lost the second place


Ballan wins 'The Primavera'


Flecha is second


While Kirchen is the last one in the chasing group


Results
1. Alessandro Ballan Lampre 7h09'51
2. Juan Antonio Flecha Rabobank + 30
3. Fabian Cancellara Team CSC - Saxo Bank s.t.
4. Stijn Devolder Quick·Step s.t.
5. Kim Kirchen Team Columbia s.t.
6. Óscar Freire Rabobank s.t.
7. Matti Breschel Team CSC - Saxo Bank s.t.
8. Alejandro Valverde Caisse d'Epargne s.t.
9. Martin Elmiger AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
10. Daniele Bennati Liquigas s.t.

Dwars door Vlaanderen


The breakaway.


An early attack by Hoste


Gilbert attacks right when Eisel was setting the pace after Hoste


Deolvder and Flecha are after him and then Hincapie and Ballan


They caught Hoste so no 6 riders are in front on the last cobbled section


A move by Hincapie...


And he got away


Less than 1 km and I think that they've lost Hincapie


Big George starts celebrating before the last corner


Cause he know that he's the winner!


Results
1. George Hincapie Team Columbia 5h18'46
2. Philippe Gilbert Française des Jeux s.t.
3. Juan Antonio Flecha Rabobank s.t.
4. Stijn Devolder Quick·Step s.t.
5. Alessandro Ballan Lampre s.t.
6. Leif Hoste Silence - Lotto s.t.
7. Johan Vansummeren Silence - Lotto + 1'06
8. Sebastian Langeveld Rabobank s.t.
9. Niki Terpstra Team Milram s.t.
10. Steven De Jongh Silence - Lotto + 2'01