I have 2 scouters, one is in USA and the other one is in Netherlands

After 1 month of searching they found only this

Paris Nice Stage 6


Luis Leon Sanchez is alone in front


On the `hill` with 10km to go, Kirchen decides to attack


Sanchez is caught by Kirchen and left behind


The last km, Kirchen is in front with almost 1minute advantage


Kim wins and now his lead is huge


Stage
1.Kim Kirchen [Team Columbia]
2.Oscar Freire [Rabobank] 37"
3.Daniele Bennati [Liquigas] s.t

Overall
1.Kim Kirchen [Team Colimbia]
2.Thomas Dekker [Rabobank] 48"
3.Yaroslav Popovych [Silence Lotto] 54"

Points
1.Kim Kirchen [Team Columbia] 112pts
2.Thomas Dekker [Rabobank] 108
3.Daniele Bennati [Liquigas] 69

Mountain
1.Yaroslav Popovych [Silence Lotto] 23pts
2.Thomas Dekker [Rabobank] 21
3.Kim Kirchen [Team COlumbia] 15

Young
1.Thomas Dekker [Rabobank]
2.Andy Schleck [CSC Saxo Bank] 2'37"
3.Chris Anker Sorensen [CSC Saxo Bank] 5'05"

Teams
1.Silence Lotto [BEL]
2.Euskaltel [ESP] 43"
3.Bouygues Telecom [FRA] 1'03"

Nice win! Now you're going to win the whole shit

Yep, I will

Great win with Kirchen!

I played the stage 3 of Tirreno Adriatico but the game crashed during the replay, so I can post only the results







Michael Rogers is wearing now the climber jersey

Those are simmed results.

yeps

Nope, I really played that Why they would be simmed?

consitent gaps of 8 seconds, and the fact that on a hill finish 8 second gaps are pretty much riders overlapping

wow now I saw that. You're wright with the 8" thing
That are looking like simmed but I played, too bad I can't prove it

I can't see why you would lie, so believe you, but the results are slightly odd.

Paris Nice Stage 7


Hincapie wins the first climb of the day


Then Lovkvist takes part in a breakaway and finishes all the climbs in the top3 winning 5of them


The yellow jersey responds on some attacks


5 riders are going to fight for the victory: Voeckler, Popovych, Dekker, Halgand and Kirchen


Popovych wins it after a sprint with Voeckler and Kirchen


Stage
1.Yaroslav Popovych [Silence Lotto]
2.Thomas Voeckler [Bouygues Telecom]
3.Kim Kirchen [Team Columbia]

Overall
1.Kim Kirchen [Team Columbia]
2.Yaroslav Popovych [Silence Lotto] 50"
3.Thomas Dekker [Rabobank] s.t

Points
1.Kim Kirchen [Team Columbia] 132pts
2.Thomas Dekker [Rabobank] 124
3.Yaroslav Popovych [Silence Lotto] 92

Mountain
1.Thomas Lovkvist [Team Columbia] 42pts
2.Yaroslav Popovych [Silence Lotto] 26
3.Luis Leon Sanchez [Caisse d'Epargne] 25

Young
1.Thomas Dekker [Rabobank]
2.Andy Schleck [CSC Saxo Bank] 3'46"
3.Chris Anker Sorensen [CSC Saxo Bank] 6'14"

Teams
1.Silence Lotto [BEL]
2.Bouygues Telecom [FRA] 1'03"
3.Euskaltel [ESP] 1'52"

Tirreno Adriatico Stage 4
This time I really simulated the race 'cause I want to play faster the last stage of the PN and the TT in Tirreno





Except the 3 escapes all the riders finished in the main bunch so Di Luca maintaines his lead

Nice, hold on

Paris Nice Final Stage


Thomas Lovkvist wants to defend his jersey so he is the breakaway


Lovkvist winning the highest climb of the day


Kirchen doing his move


He is first on Col d'Eze


Kim stays on the downhill at the back of the group so he can recover


On the last kilometres of the downhill he attacks


He wins the stage and the entire race


Stage
1.Kim Kirchen [Team Columbia]
2.Jose Ivan Gutierrez [Caisse d'Epargne]
3.Damiano Cunego [Lampre]

The top 10


Points: Kim Kirchen [Team Columbia] 157pts
Mountain: Thomas Lovkvist [Team Columbia] 69pts
Young: Thomas Dekker [Rabobank]
Teams: Silence Lotto [BEL]

Tirreno Adriatico Stage 5


Marco Pinotti


Bert Grabsch


Fabian Cancellara


Denis Menchov


Michael Rogers


Linus Gerdemann


Danilo Di Luca


Stage
1.Fabian Cancellara [CSC Saxo Bank]
2.Michael Rogers [Team Columbia] 38"
3.Cadel Evans [Silence Lotto] 49"

Overall
1.Linus Gerdemann [Team Columbia]
2.Danilo Di Luca [LPR Brakes] 7"
3.Michael Rogers [Team COlumbia] 11"

Points
1.Alessandro Ballan [Lampre] 22pts
2.Fabian Cancellara [CSC Saxo Bank] 21
3.Frank Schleck [CSC Saxo Bank] 18

Mountain
1.Franceso Belloti [Barloworld] 11pts
2.Michael Rogers [Team Columbia] 10
3.Phillippe Gilbert [Francaise Des Jeux] 8

Young
1.Linus Gerdemann [Team Columbia]
2.Enrico Gasparotto [Barloworld] 37"
3.Phillippe Gilbert [Francaise Des Jeux] 51"

Teams
1.Team Columbia [USA]
2.CSC Saxo Bank [DEN] 1'40"
3.Saunier Duval [ESP] 2'26"

Four seconds from double in overall

Important is to win. Everything else is just a bonus

Tirreno Adriatico Stage 6


Gerdemann in the leader jersey at the start


14 riders are in the days breakaway. The moldavian sensation Alexandre Pliuschin is there


Paolo Tiralongo is the virtual leader of the race


Rogers responds at some dangerous attacks to protect his leader, Linus Gerdemann


With just 20km to go the breakaway has 4minutes advantage over Rogers group


Then, Gerdemann catches Rogers and now 6 riders ar after the breakaway: Ballan, Gilbert, Rogers, Evimkin, Barredo and Gerdemann


Rogers cracks and it seems that he will lose a lot of time


Murilo Fischer, that was in the breakaway, wins the stage


Gerdemann maitaines his lead intact


Rogers finishes with the pack and is now only 8th in the Overall rankings


Stage
1.Murilo Fischer [Liquigas]
2.Andrea Tonti [Quick Step]
3.Paolo Tiralongo [Lampre]

Overall
1.Linus Gerdemann [Team Columbia]
2.Danilo Di Luca [LPR Brakes] 7"
3.Carlos Barredo [Quick Step] 19"

Points
1.Alesandro Ballan [Lampre] 22pts
2.Fabian Cancellara [CSC Saxo Bank] 21
3.Frank Schleck [CSC Saxo Bank] 18

Mountain
1.Franceso Bellotti [Barloworld] 14pts
2.Michael Rogers [Team Columbia] 10
3.Phillippe Gilbert [Francaise Des Jeux] 8

Young
1.Linus Gerdemann [Team Columbia]
2.Phillippe Gilbert [Francaise Des Jeux] 51"
3.Riccardo Ricco [Saunier Duval] 1'17"

Teams
1.Team Columbia [USA]
2.Team Milram [GER] 2'14"
3.Gerolsteiner [GER] 2'23"