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Nordic Cycling | Final Farewell

Atlantius

#2641

Posted on 22-11-2013 21:52

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The Rider: Duarte is on paper the 2nd best climber in the world (After A. Schleck) and AntÃ³n has finished on the podium of the last 5 Giro's including 2 wins and on the podium in the last three Vueltas incl. two win so he is arguably the most succesful GT-rider of 2012-2016...

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Atlantius

#2642

Posted on 23-11-2013 16:15

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Giro d'Italia

Stage 21: Bergamo â€“ Brescia

Far from a parade stage we want to both preserve the win, while also showing that it is decerved.

Thereâ€™s plenty of attacking early on with youth jersey Edmondson being one of the most active.

Being the last stage of the race the break is not given as much gap as the previous days. Just under three minutes at the first pass of Monte Maddalena.

Hushovd and Rasmussen are being put to work on the downhill and flat sections.

Gasparotto goes solo on the second pass and on the top he has more than seven minutes to the peloton. Time to really start working.

The next time over the top he is the only one out front, but the gap remains around seven minutes.

Next time across Gasparotto has 2â€™50â€™â€™ to Brambilla and a further 40 seconds to the peloton.

Things go as planned and with 3,5 km to the top the final time itâ€™s the big names battling for the win.

Henao attacks and no one seem to have the energy to go after him.

Jakob leads the chase on the last few km and enters the descent alone with AntÃ³n and Duarte while Henao is still 42 seconds ahead with 12 km to the finish line.

Chavez sees his GC 4th go down the drain with 7,5 km to go.

Henao holds on to take the stage win while the GC top 3 sprint for second place.
A sprint ending in the same order as the GC.

45 riders missed the time limit on the final stage, but none of our riders.

Stage Results

1	Sergio Henao	VolkswagenÂ	6h14'10
2	Jakob Fuglsang	Novo Nordisk - SAS	+ 27
3	Fabio Duarte	Vacansoleil - DCM	s.t.
4	Igor AntÃ³n	Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne	s.t.
5	Cristiano Monguzzi	Pisanellastoria - Imbogames	+ 1'00

Spoiler

6	Dario Cataldo	Omega Pharma - QuickÂ·Step	s.t.
7	Luca Ascani	Team Selle Italia	s.t.
8	Javier Moreno	Movistar Team	s.t.
9	Damiano Cunego	Team ISD - Ferrari	+ 1'51
10	Karol Domagalski	Team Santander	+ 3'20
11	John Darwin Atapuma	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.
12	Thibaut Pinot	Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne	s.t.
13	Gianluca Brambilla	Colnago - CSF Inox	s.t.
14	Marc Goos	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
15	Ryder Hesjedal	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 4'49
16	Kevin De Weert	Belisol	s.t.
17	Jackson RodrÃguez	Team Saxo - Tinkoff	+ 6'08
18	Esteban Chavez	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 7'08
19	Levi Leipheimer	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
20	Riccardo Chiarini	Vespa	+ 8'14
21	Francesco Failli	Team ISD - Ferrari	+ 9'01
22	Diego Ulissi	Nissan	s.t.
23	Cristiano Salerno	Vespa	s.t.
24	Mikel Nieve	Movistar Team	s.t.
25	Fredrik Kessiakoff	Novo Nordisk - SAS	+ 9'56
26	Kevin Seeldraeyers	Astana Pro Team	s.t.
27	Arkaitz DurÃ¡n	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 13'29
28	RÃ©my Di Gregorio	FDJ - BigMat	+ 13'56
29	JosÃ© Herrada	Movistar Team	s.t.
30	Jonathan Castroviejo	Astana Pro Team	+ 15'13
31	Jonathan Tiernan-Locke	VolkswagenÂ	s.t.
32	Daniel Navarro	Movistar Team	s.t.
33	Juan Pablo Suarez	Astana Pro Team	+ 16'35
34	Enrico Gasparotto	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 17'42
35	Enrico Battaglin	Colnago - CSF Inox	s.t.
36	Christopher Juul-Jensen	Team Saxo - Tinkoff	+ 18'58
37	Steve Bekaert	Belisol	s.t.
38	Markus Fothen	Team Santander	s.t.
39	Bruno Pires	Team Santander	+ 20'18
40	Michael Albasini	Astana Pro Team	+ 21'01
41	Ion Izagirre	Astana Pro Team	+ 24'10
42	Domenico Pozzovivo	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 26'05
43	DÃdac Ortega	Movistar Team	s.t.
44	Daniel Moreno	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 28'06
45	Danilo Di Luca	Vacansoleil - DCM	s.t.
46	Fabian Wegmann	VolkswagenÂ	+ 28'30
47	Vladimir Efimkin	Team Santander	+ 28'53
48	Tobias Tonning	Novo Nordisk - SAS	+ 29'24
49	JesÃºs Herrada	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 29'49
50	Luca Mazzanti	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 31'07
51	Matteo Montaguti	Colnago - CSF Inox	+ 33'30
52	Trent Lowe	Commonwealth Bank - GreenEdge	s.t.
53	Roman Klimov	VolkswagenÂ	+ 33'59
54	Joshua Edmonson	Team Santander	s.t.
55	Sergio MantecÃ³n	Movistar Team	+ 34'43
56	Oscar Riesebeek	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
57	Lasse BÃ¸chman	Novo Nordisk - SAS	s.t.
58	Stefan Denifl	Vacansoleil - DCM	+ 35'29
59	Vitor Rodrigues	VolkswagenÂ	+ 36'37
60	Tiago Machado	Nissan	s.t.
61	Miguel MÃnguez	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
62	Mauro Finetto	Colnago - CSF Inox	+ 37'30
63	Tyler Farrar	Nissan	+ 38'21
64	Maurizio Biondo	Team Selle Italia	s.t.
65	Dalivier Ospina	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.
66	Jean-Christophe Peraud	Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne	s.t.
67	Gorka Izagirre	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 39'59
68	Tomasz Smolen	Vacansoleil - DCM	s.t.
69	Fabio Aru	Vespa	s.t.
70	Raymond Kreder	Vacansoleil - DCM	s.t.
71	Johan Mombaerts	Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne	+ 42'10
72	Joel Zangerle	Nissan	+ 45'02
73	Juan Villegas	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.
74	BeÃ±at Txoperena	Movistar Team	+ 45'30
75	Francesco Gavazzi	Team Selle Italia	+ 46'13
76	Igor Merino	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 46'41
77	Fabio Sabatini	Team Selle Italia	s.t.
78	Dmitriy Gruzdev	Astana Pro Team	+ 47'28
79	Andrey Kashechkin	Astana Pro Team	+ 47'49
80	David MoncoutiÃ©	Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne	+ 48'41
81	Fabio Piscopiello	Team ISD - Ferrari	+ 49'40
82	David De la Fuente	Pisanellastoria - Imbogames	s.t.
83	Cyril Bessy	FDJ - BigMat	s.t.
84	Santo Anza	Team ISD - Ferrari	+ 50'27
85	Maxime Vantomme	Omega Pharma - QuickÂ·Step	+ 51'18
86	Brian Bulgac	Belisol	+ 51'43
87	Thor Hushovd	Novo Nordisk - SAS	s.t.
88	Tiziano Dall'Antonia	Team Selle Italia	+ 52'58
89	Yauheni Hutarovich	Nissan	+ 53'28
90	Alex Rasmussen	Novo Nordisk - SAS	+ 53'52
91	Javier Iriarte	Movistar Team	+ 54'32
92	Alberto Contoli	Colnago - CSF Inox	s.t.
93	Luca Pierfelici	Colnago - CSF Inox	s.t.
94	Carlo Scognamiglio	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 55'13
95	Denis Galimzyanov	Rabobank Cycling Team	+ 55'52
96	Andrea Guardini	Team Selle Italia	s.t.
97	Mark Cavendish	Team ISD - Ferrari	+ 57'11
98	Daniele Bennati	Team ISD - Ferrari	s.t.
99	Kristof Vandewalle	Belisol	s.t.
100	JÃ©rÃ´me Baugnies	Belisol	s.t.
101	Yann Huguet	Vacansoleil - DCM	s.t.
102	Rafael Infantino	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.
103	Edwin Parra	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.
104	Dominic Klemme	VolkswagenÂ	s.t.
105	Andrea Palini	Team Selle Italia	+ 59'06
106	JosÃ© Alberto BenÃtez	Movistar Team	s.t.
107	Florent Barle	Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne	s.t.
108	Evgeni Sladkov	Astana Pro Team	s.t.
109	Aymeric Lebourg	FDJ - BigMat	s.t.
110	Enrico Montanari	Vespa	s.t.
111	Giacomo Nizzolo	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 1h03'20
112	Lucas SebastiÃ¡n Haedo	Commonwealth Bank - GreenEdge	+ 1h04'56
113	Davide Appollonio	Commonwealth Bank - GreenEdge	s.t.
114	Sacha Modolo	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
115	Tom Boonen	Commonwealth Bank - GreenEdge	s.t.
116	Cesare Benedetti	Team ISD - Ferrari	s.t.
117	Wesley Sulzberger	Nissan	s.t.

Final Standings

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Spoiler

1	Jakob Fuglsang	Novo Nordisk - SAS	91h10'27
2	Fabio Duarte	Vacansoleil - DCM	+ 3'11
3	Igor AntÃ³n	Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne	+ 3'43
4	Luca Ascani	Team Selle Italia	+ 7'38
5	Javier Moreno	Movistar Team	+ 9'36
6	Esteban Chavez	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 10'53
7	John Darwin Atapuma	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 12'34
8	Sergio Henao	VolkswagenÂ	+ 14'52
9	Damiano Cunego	Team ISD - Ferrari	+ 15'22
10	Dario Cataldo	Omega Pharma - QuickÂ·Step	+ 15'50
11	Cristiano Monguzzi	Pisanellastoria - Imbogames	+ 16'54
12	Karol Domagalski	Team Santander	+ 22'10
13	Kevin De Weert	Belisol	+ 25'28
14	Ryder Hesjedal	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 25'59
15	Marc Goos	Rabobank Cycling Team	+ 33'33
16	Thibaut Pinot	Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne	+ 41'04
17	Jackson RodrÃguez	Team Saxo - Tinkoff	+ 43'42
18	Gianluca Brambilla	Colnago - CSF Inox	+ 48'44
19	Jonathan Castroviejo	Astana Pro Team	+ 48'57
20	Diego Ulissi	Nissan	+ 52'04
21	Juan Pablo Suarez	Astana Pro Team	+ 1h02'48
22	Francesco Failli	Team ISD - Ferrari	+ 1h05'50
23	Kevin Seeldraeyers	Astana Pro Team	+ 1h10'51
24	Cristiano Salerno	Vespa	+ 1h11'30
25	RÃ©my Di Gregorio	FDJ - BigMat	+ 1h13'55
26	Mikel Nieve	Movistar Team	+ 1h16'57
27	Levi Leipheimer	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 1h26'46
28	Riccardo Chiarini	Vespa	+ 1h27'26
29	JosÃ© Herrada	Movistar Team	+ 1h29'40
30	Domenico Pozzovivo	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 1h31'54
31	Fredrik Kessiakoff	Novo Nordisk - SAS	+ 1h33'55
32	Jonathan Tiernan-Locke	VolkswagenÂ	+ 1h34'33
33	Daniel Navarro	Movistar Team	+ 1h35'50
34	Arkaitz DurÃ¡n	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 1h42'24
35	Fabio Aru	Vespa	+ 1h44'10
36	Steve Bekaert	Belisol	+ 1h56'11
37	Michael Albasini	Astana Pro Team	+ 1h56'17
38	Vladimir Efimkin	Team Santander	+ 1h57'01
39	Christopher Juul-Jensen	Team Saxo - Tinkoff	+ 1h58'32
40	Bruno Pires	Team Santander	+ 2h01'15
41	Ion Izagirre	Astana Pro Team	+ 2h02'50
42	Stefan Denifl	Vacansoleil - DCM	+ 2h04'26
43	Danilo Di Luca	Vacansoleil - DCM	+ 2h04'57
44	Markus Fothen	Team Santander	+ 2h11'17
45	Enrico Gasparotto	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 2h11'24
46	Daniel Moreno	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 2h15'28
47	Matteo Montaguti	Colnago - CSF Inox	+ 2h15'50
48	Lasse BÃ¸chman	Novo Nordisk - SAS	+ 2h18'12
49	Enrico Battaglin	Colnago - CSF Inox	+ 2h23'28
50	Luca Mazzanti	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 2h32'10
51	JesÃºs Herrada	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 2h51'08
52	DÃdac Ortega	Movistar Team	+ 2h56'23
53	Fabian Wegmann	VolkswagenÂ	+ 3h05'24
54	Tiago Machado	Nissan	+ 3h09'08
55	Sergio MantecÃ³n	Movistar Team	+ 3h14'14
56	Jean-Christophe Peraud	Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne	+ 3h18'28
57	Miguel MÃnguez	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 3h22'15
58	Joshua Edmonson	Team Santander	+ 3h23'53
59	Raymond Kreder	Vacansoleil - DCM	+ 3h28'46
60	Mauro Finetto	Colnago - CSF Inox	+ 3h32'11
61	Joel Zangerle	Nissan	+ 3h33'47
62	Tomasz Smolen	Vacansoleil - DCM	+ 3h35'10
63	Oscar Riesebeek	Rabobank Cycling Team	+ 3h36'04
64	Vitor Rodrigues	VolkswagenÂ	+ 3h37'02
65	Igor Merino	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 3h39'29
66	Dalivier Ospina	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 3h41'21
67	Luca Pierfelici	Colnago - CSF Inox	+ 3h45'37
68	Roman Klimov	VolkswagenÂ	+ 3h47'29
69	Dmitriy Gruzdev	Astana Pro Team	+ 3h47'49
70	Johan Mombaerts	Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne	+ 3h48'36
71	Juan Villegas	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 3h50'02
72	Maurizio Biondo	Team Selle Italia	+ 4h00'45
73	BeÃ±at Txoperena	Movistar Team	+ 4h07'00
74	Thor Hushovd	Novo Nordisk - SAS	+ 4h11'10
75	Tobias Tonning	Novo Nordisk - SAS	+ 4h12'01
76	Brian Bulgac	Belisol	+ 4h14'41
77	Trent Lowe	Commonwealth Bank - GreenEdge	+ 4h19'31
78	Andrey Kashechkin	Astana Pro Team	+ 4h22'31
79	Santo Anza	Team ISD - Ferrari	+ 4h33'16
80	David De la Fuente	Pisanellastoria - Imbogames	+ 4h35'03
81	Tyler Farrar	Nissan	+ 4h42'55
82	JosÃ© Alberto BenÃtez	Movistar Team	+ 4h45'42
83	Maxime Vantomme	Omega Pharma - QuickÂ·Step	+ 4h48'02
84	Alberto Contoli	Colnago - CSF Inox	+ 4h49'53
85	Yann Huguet	Vacansoleil - DCM	+ 4h54'33
86	Lucas SebastiÃ¡n Haedo	Commonwealth Bank - GreenEdge	+ 4h58'50
87	Sacha Modolo	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 4h59'38
88	Alex Rasmussen	Novo Nordisk - SAS	+ 5h03'51
89	Fabio Sabatini	Team Selle Italia	+ 5h03'57
90	Gorka Izagirre	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 5h09'55
91	Javier Iriarte	Movistar Team	+ 5h13'45
92	Tiziano Dall'Antonia	Team Selle Italia	+ 5h17'43
93	JÃ©rÃ´me Baugnies	Belisol	+ 5h17'59
94	Rafael Infantino	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 5h24'05
95	Daniele Bennati	Team ISD - Ferrari	+ 5h26'32
96	Francesco Gavazzi	Team Selle Italia	+ 5h29'18
97	Fabio Piscopiello	Team ISD - Ferrari	+ 5h43'26
98	David MoncoutiÃ©	Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne	+ 5h45'25
99	Yauheni Hutarovich	Nissan	+ 5h47'14
100	Cyril Bessy	FDJ - BigMat	+ 5h50'03
101	Florent Barle	Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne	+ 6h01'33
102	Enrico Montanari	Vespa	+ 6h09'56
103	Davide Appollonio	Commonwealth Bank - GreenEdge	+ 6h11'38
104	Edwin Parra	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 6h15'06
105	Carlo Scognamiglio	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 6h16'30
106	Cesare Benedetti	Team ISD - Ferrari	+ 6h23'27
107	Aymeric Lebourg	FDJ - BigMat	+ 6h28'39
108	Denis Galimzyanov	Rabobank Cycling Team	+ 6h39'16
109	Dominic Klemme	VolkswagenÂ	+ 6h43'22
110	Evgeni Sladkov	Astana Pro Team	+ 6h47'53
111	Andrea Guardini	Team Selle Italia	+ 6h52'45
112	Mark Cavendish	Team ISD - Ferrari	+ 6h59'03
113	Andrea Palini	Team Selle Italia	+ 7h09'18
114	Kristof Vandewalle	Belisol	+ 7h17'31
115	Giacomo Nizzolo	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 7h23'37
116	Tom Boonen	Commonwealth Bank - GreenEdge	+ 7h42'35
117	Wesley Sulzberger	Nissan	+ 7h43'04

Points Jersey:

Igor AntÃ³n, Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne

Spoiler

1	Igor AntÃ³n	Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne	255
2	Jakob Fuglsang	Novo Nordisk - SAS	200
3	Fabio Duarte	Vacansoleil - DCM	172
4	Sergio Henao	VolkswagenÂ	142
5	Domenico Pozzovivo	Liquigas - Cannondale	134
6	Esteban Chavez	Colombia - Coldeportes	131
7	Javier Moreno	Movistar Team	114
8	Damiano Cunego	Team ISD - Ferrari	109
9	Luca Ascani	Team Selle Italia	103
10	Dario Cataldo	Omega Pharma - QuickÂ·Step	83
11	Diego Ulissi	Nissan	80
12	John Darwin Atapuma	Colombia - Coldeportes	79
13	Jonathan Castroviejo	Astana Pro Team	70
14	Mark Cavendish	Team ISD - Ferrari	63
15	Tyler Farrar	Nissan	60
16	Cristiano Monguzzi	Pisanellastoria - Imbogames	48
17	Karol Domagalski	Team Santander	46
18	Davide Appollonio	Commonwealth Bank - GreenEdge	46
19	Kevin De Weert	Belisol	44
20	Enrico Montanari	Vespa	42
21	Lucas SebastiÃ¡n Haedo	Commonwealth Bank - GreenEdge	35
22	Carlo Scognamiglio	Colombia - Coldeportes	35
23	Denis Galimzyanov	Rabobank Cycling Team	35
24	Marc Goos	Rabobank Cycling Team	33
25	JÃ©rÃ´me Baugnies	Belisol	30
26	Roman Klimov	VolkswagenÂ	28
27	Enrico Gasparotto	Liquigas - Cannondale	28
28	Mauro Finetto	Colnago - CSF Inox	28
29	Dominic Klemme	VolkswagenÂ	28
30	Andrea Guardini	Team Selle Italia	28
31	Alex Rasmussen	Novo Nordisk - SAS	27
32	Thibaut Pinot	Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne	26
33	Yauheni Hutarovich	Nissan	26
34	Ion Izagirre	Astana Pro Team	25
35	Cyril Bessy	FDJ - BigMat	25
36	Giacomo Nizzolo	Liquigas - Cannondale	24
37	Fabian Wegmann	VolkswagenÂ	23
38	Jackson RodrÃguez	Team Saxo - Tinkoff	20
39	Sergio MantecÃ³n	Movistar Team	20
40	Maurizio Biondo	Team Selle Italia	18
41	Christopher Juul-Jensen	Team Saxo - Tinkoff	16
42	Joel Zangerle	Nissan	16
43	Sacha Modolo	Liquigas - Cannondale	14
44	Ryder Hesjedal	Colombia - Coldeportes	13
45	JesÃºs Herrada	Euskaltel - Euskadi	12
46	Igor Merino	Euskaltel - Euskadi	12
47	Juan Villegas	Colombia - Coldeportes	12
48	Danilo Di Luca	Vacansoleil - DCM	11
49	Tiziano Dall'Antonia	Team Selle Italia	11
50	Tomasz Smolen	Vacansoleil - DCM	10
51	Kristof Vandewalle	Belisol	10
52	Fabio Aru	Vespa	9
53	Lasse BÃ¸chman	Novo Nordisk - SAS	9
54	Francesco Gavazzi	Team Selle Italia	9
55	Aymeric Lebourg	FDJ - BigMat	8
56	Fabio Sabatini	Team Selle Italia	7
57	Fabio Piscopiello	Team ISD - Ferrari	7
58	Michael Albasini	Astana Pro Team	6
59	Levi Leipheimer	Liquigas - Cannondale	5
60	Vladimir Efimkin	Team Santander	5
61	Trent Lowe	Commonwealth Bank - GreenEdge	5
62	Gianluca Brambilla	Colnago - CSF Inox	4
63	Enrico Battaglin	Colnago - CSF Inox	4
64	Tiago Machado	Nissan	4
65	Vitor Rodrigues	VolkswagenÂ	4
66	Brian Bulgac	Belisol	4
67	Santo Anza	Team ISD - Ferrari	4
68	Maxime Vantomme	Omega Pharma - QuickÂ·Step	4
69	Jean-Christophe Peraud	Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne	3
70	Joshua Edmonson	Team Santander	3
71	Luca Pierfelici	Colnago - CSF Inox	3
72	Kevin Seeldraeyers	Astana Pro Team	1
73	Mikel Nieve	Movistar Team	1
74	Stefan Denifl	Vacansoleil - DCM	1
75	Oscar Riesebeek	Rabobank Cycling Team	1
76	Alberto Contoli	Colnago - CSF Inox	1

Mountain Jersey:

Igor AntÃ³n, Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne

Spoiler

1	Igor AntÃ³n	Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne	140
2	Fabio Duarte	Vacansoleil - DCM	71
3	Sergio Henao	VolkswagenÂ	65
4	Esteban Chavez	Colombia - Coldeportes	58
5	Thibaut Pinot	Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne	57
6	John Darwin Atapuma	Colombia - Coldeportes	51
7	Domenico Pozzovivo	Liquigas - Cannondale	48
8	Jakob Fuglsang	Novo Nordisk - SAS	40
9	Oscar Riesebeek	Rabobank Cycling Team	39
10	Enrico Montanari	Vespa	37
11	Kevin De Weert	Belisol	36
12	Maurizio Biondo	Team Selle Italia	36
13	Aymeric Lebourg	FDJ - BigMat	36
14	Jackson RodrÃguez	Team Saxo - Tinkoff	35
15	Enrico Gasparotto	Liquigas - Cannondale	33
16	Sergio MantecÃ³n	Movistar Team	32
17	Roman Klimov	VolkswagenÂ	32
18	Santo Anza	Team ISD - Ferrari	32
19	Yauheni Hutarovich	Nissan	24
20	Francesco Failli	Team ISD - Ferrari	23
21	Trent Lowe	Commonwealth Bank - GreenEdge	20
22	Daniel Moreno	Euskaltel - Euskadi	18
23	Mauro Finetto	Colnago - CSF Inox	18
24	Igor Merino	Euskaltel - Euskadi	17
25	Francesco Gavazzi	Team Selle Italia	14
26	Lucas SebastiÃ¡n Haedo	Commonwealth Bank - GreenEdge	13
27	Alberto Contoli	Colnago - CSF Inox	13
28	Tiziano Dall'Antonia	Team Selle Italia	13
29	Damiano Cunego	Team ISD - Ferrari	12
30	Gianluca Brambilla	Colnago - CSF Inox	12
31	Diego Ulissi	Nissan	10
32	Fredrik Kessiakoff	Novo Nordisk - SAS	10
33	Luca Ascani	Team Selle Italia	9
34	Ryder Hesjedal	Colombia - Coldeportes	9
35	Enrico Battaglin	Colnago - CSF Inox	9
36	Joel Zangerle	Nissan	9
37	Jonathan Castroviejo	Astana Pro Team	8
38	Cristiano Salerno	Vespa	8
39	Carlo Scognamiglio	Colombia - Coldeportes	7
40	Denis Galimzyanov	Rabobank Cycling Team	7
41	Lasse BÃ¸chman	Novo Nordisk - SAS	6
42	Luca Pierfelici	Colnago - CSF Inox	6
43	Fabio Sabatini	Team Selle Italia	6
44	Javier Moreno	Movistar Team	5
45	Sacha Modolo	Liquigas - Cannondale	5
46	Levi Leipheimer	Liquigas - Cannondale	3
47	Michael Albasini	Astana Pro Team	3
48	DÃdac Ortega	Movistar Team	3
49	Juan Villegas	Colombia - Coldeportes	3
50	Cyril Bessy	FDJ - BigMat	3
51	Dario Cataldo	Omega Pharma - QuickÂ·Step	2
52	Cristiano Monguzzi	Pisanellastoria - Imbogames	2
53	Jonathan Tiernan-Locke	VolkswagenÂ	2
54	Stefan Denifl	Vacansoleil - DCM	2
55	JÃ©rÃ´me Baugnies	Belisol	2
56	Vladimir Efimkin	Team Santander	1
57	Christopher Juul-Jensen	Team Saxo - Tinkoff	1
58	Fabian Wegmann	VolkswagenÂ	1
59	Tobias Tonning	Novo Nordisk - SAS	1
60	David De la Fuente	Pisanellastoria - Imbogames	1
61	Maxime Vantomme	Omega Pharma - QuickÂ·Step	1
62	Alex Rasmussen	Novo Nordisk - SAS	1

Young Rider:

Joshua Edmonson, Team Santander

Spoiler

1	Joshua Edmonson	Team Santander	94h34'20 (1)
2	Oscar Riesebeek	Rabobank Cycling Team	+ 12'11 (2)
3	BeÃ±at Txoperena	Movistar Team	+ 43'07 (3)
4	Tobias Tonning	Novo Nordisk - SAS	+ 48'08 (4)
5	Aymeric Lebourg	FDJ - BigMat	+ 3h04'46 (5)

Team Classification:

Colombia - Coldeportes

Spoiler

1	Colombia - Coldeportes	273h30'27 (1)
2	Movistar Team	+ 1h34'34 (2)
3	Astana Pro Team	+ 1h59'10 (3)
4	Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne	+ 2h05'31 (4)
5	Team Santander	+ 2h39'12 (5)
6	Novo Nordisk - SAS	+ 2h46'19 (6)
7	Vacansoleil - DCM	+ 2h53'13 (7)
8	Vespa	+ 3h08'13 (8)
9	VolkswagenÂ	+ 3h15'04 (9)
10	Colnago - CSF Inox	+ 3h32'36 (10)
11	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 3h33'04 (11)
12	Team ISD - Ferrari	+ 4h29'41 (12)
13	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 5h10'02 (13)
14	Belisol	+ 5h15'04 (14)
15	Nissan	+ 6h08'46 (15)
16	Team Selle Italia	+ 6h38'35 (16)
17	Rabobank Cycling Team	+ 8h43'39 (17)
18	FDJ - BigMat	+ 9h55'26 (18)
19	Commonwealth Bank - GreenEdge	+ 12h57'58 (19)
-	Team Saxo - Tinkoff	DNF
-	Omega Pharma - QuickÂ·Step	DNF
-	Pisanellastoria - Imbogames	DNF

I have to say we didn't expect a win of this size, but we were lucky to avoid accidents and really bad days from Jakob - in contrast to the closest competitors.

Of course a mountain top win would have looked good, but we are proud of Fuglsangs performance nonetheless!

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Posted on 23-11-2013 16:27

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Great win for Jakob in a very tough race

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Posted on 23-11-2013 16:38

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Birdsong

Too good.

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welker: Thanks. Never expected to get a win this clear.

Miguel: In deed

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Posted on 23-11-2013 19:46

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Man this story is going well. 133 pages and more to come.

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MrUfo87

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Posted on 23-11-2013 19:51

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Great victory for Fuglsang!

But what a strange stage as last stage...

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Ian Butler

#2648

Posted on 23-11-2013 21:42

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Brilliance, fought for every second!

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#2649

Posted on 23-11-2013 23:34

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Super J-A-K-O-B

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Posted on 24-11-2013 08:30

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Luis Leon Sanchez: Of course there's more to come: It's not over yet

MrUfo: A bit strange, but quite cool. I much prefer a stage like this over over a TT

Ian: Well, we thought he would need every second he could get

sutty: T-H-A-N-K-S

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Posted on 24-11-2013 09:58

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May Edition

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Rider of the Month: Igor AntÃ³n, Cofidis le credit en ligne. The UCI decided that winning two jerseys and 5 stages was more impressive than Fuglsang outsmarting the best climbers in the Giro. Of course he did get a spot in the history books alongside Moser and Saronni for most points jersey wins (4).
Nordic Rider of the Month:Jakob Fuglsang, Novo Nordisk â€“ SAS. Winning the GC and four stages (incl. the TTT) really makes a good month from the CT-riders obsolete when it comes to this award.

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Atlantius, Manager of Novo Nordisk â€“ SAS

Congratulations on your splendid Giro win giving you an even bigger lead in the rankings. It seems your team has reached a new all-time high.

It has. And thatâ€™s the purpose â€“ always getting stronger. Jakob has had an amazing season ash as many of the other riders. No we hope to be able to continue the run for the rest of the season perhaps getting us our first Velo dâ€™Or winner and another GT-podium?

How do you see the team continuing from here? Itâ€™s hard to see much more development...

First of all both our sponsors are still on board which is very nice. Second we still havenâ€™t won Ronde van Vlaanderan, an Ardennes Classic, the Tour or the Vuelta so thereâ€™s plenty of new targets for us to aim at.

I think itâ€™s safe to say that the team has achieved much more already than expected when you were part of founding it back in early 2012. And I dare say not many had expected Fuglsang to become a double Giro-winner.

Well, Jakob is a late bloomer and with a cleaner peloton we have a more level playing field than 10 years ago.

So where do you go from here?

Onwards and Upwards I suppose...

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1	Jakob Fuglsang	Novo Nordisk â€“ SAS	559
2	Luis LeÃ³n SÃ¡nchez	Movistar Team	294
3	Roman Kreuziger	Belisol	280
12	Edvald Boasson Hagen	Novo Nordisk â€“ SAS	191
28	Jussi Veikkanen	Novo Nordisk â€“ SAS	104
30	Thomas LÃ¶fkvist	Novo Nordisk â€“ SAS	102
-		-	-

1	Novo Nordisk â€“ SAS	1152
2	Team Santander	784
3	Cofidis, le credit en ligne	638
6	Team Saxo â€“ Tinkoff	548
15	Statoil â€“ Stoerensoe	207

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1	Kristof Goddaert	Het Nieuwsblad â€“ Willems Verandaâ€™s	531
2	Zdenek Stybar	Team Whirlpool â€“ PKN Orlen	392
3	Kenny Van Hummel	Shimano	363
25	Kasper Jebjerg	Statoil - Stoerensoe	189
27	Gunnar GrÃ¶nlund	IKEA Cykling	165
98	Frans-Leonard Markarskard	Belavia	65
-		-	-

1	Het Nieuwsblad â€“ Willems Verandaâ€™s	1856
2	Team Selle Italia	1174
3	Shimano	1056
6	Statoil â€“ Stoerensoe	891
20	Joker Merida	331
21	TDC â€“ LRÃ˜ RÃ¥dgivning	329
31	Ikea Cykling	199
37	Blue Water Cycling	142
61	Team Ã˜ster Hus	51
65	Jardar Sykling	45
74	DONG Energy â€“ Himmerland	12
77	Christina Watches Development Team	6

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Rabobank will stop sponsoring the continental team, which instead will ride as NOS â€“ ABN AMRO.

Generali will be replacing ISD as sponsor of the Italian World Tour team.

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Novo Nordisk â€“ SAS have announced the signing of 20-year old Martin Nielsen from August. Nielsen was 6th in this yearâ€™s Ronde van Vlaanderen Espoirs and his signing should be seen in the view of Hushovd retiring leaving an open spot in the cobbles squad. A problem that only gets worse for the team after Kristoff have announced that he will be looking for offers elsewhere.

Duarte still havenâ€™t renewed with Vacansoleil and now Liquigas has made public that they want the Colombian. That has resulted in Pozzovivo announcing that he wants to leave.

Kennaugh have announced that he will be leaving Statoil â€“ Stoerensoe as he wants a stronger team.

Omega Pharma â€“ QuickStep wasnâ€™t able to make Sep Vanmacke a good enough offer, so he will be leaving. Winning Omloop and finishing 9th in Paris â€“ Roubaix should give him plenty of other optionsâ€¦

Apparently being the 3rd best rider in the rankings is not enough to get a decent offer from Belisol so Kreuziger will be looking for a new team.

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#2652

Posted on 24-11-2013 10:01

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Reading that interview, it's true. In this story, you've come a long way

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#2653

Posted on 24-11-2013 12:20

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Great ride by Jakob & the entire team. Cheers!

I suppose AntÃ³n's title as rider of the month is understandable, yet Fuglsang's performance seems to be underrated by the UCI. After all he won with quite a comfortable lead, the Team kept the pink jersey all the way to Brescia and I'm pretty sure he'd won even it wasn't for the cbs-stage to Rome, although this tactic certainly helped a lot. Very smart riding indeed. He (and the team) have definitely come a long way. Overall, he always seemed to be in control of things and this is definitely one of the hardest tasks of a leader in a Grand Tour to pull off, to always stay in control.

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Posted on 24-11-2013 23:22

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Jakob top of the WT Rankings

And the team is getting stronger everyday too

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Posted on 24-11-2013 23:31

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Looks like there might be three Nordic WT teams next year

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Ian: We have. And two riders have even managed to stay on the team going from 20 unemployed riders to top of the world!

Shonak: It would have been very hard without the cobbles, but I would certainly have tried every way I could think of

sutty: ...And that shows on how the other teams behave when we try to get in a break

welker: Still possible, though Statoil is actually only 3rd best CT team in the CQ-ranking. Het Nieuwsblad should lose terrain in the last half of the season, but we'll see what happens...

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Jylland Rundt

It might not be a very prestigious race, but we really like it so we have brought both Hushovd and McDermott hoping for some good results.

Stage 1: Aalborg â€“ Aalborg i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t605/Atlantius_PCM/2016%20Novo-SAS/06-02-Jyll-1-1_zps0fe4ef77.jpg

While chasing a sprint finish for Thor a huge crash split things apart. Only Nokkvason was affected from our team, but fortunately he is able to continue the race, so he should still be ready to start the Tour.
Ian Stannard and three other riders never got back on their bikes.

The finale turned very chaotic and Thor was boxed in.

The same didnâ€™t happen to his leadout Ludvigsson thoughâ€¦

The Swedish champion just managed to power by Reihs on the uphill sprint.
Thatâ€™s ok as well!

1	Tobias Ludvigsson	Novo Nordisk - SAS	3h53'13
2	Michael Reihs	Team Saxo - Tinkoff	s.t.
3	Adrian Kurek	TEAM Whirlpool - PKN Orlen	s.t.
4	Michael Kurth	Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland	s.t.
5	Thor Hushovd	Novo Nordisk - SAS	s.t.

Stage 2: Aars â€“ Aalestrup i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t605/Atlantius_PCM/2016%20Novo-SAS/06-02-Jyll-2-1_zps1b7140ac.jpg

Looks like a certain sprint stage, so we used the same set-up as stage 1.

Hushovd and Ludvigsson gets separated by some slow riders leaving the front and that completely disrupts the sprint leaving an easy win for Vinther.
In spite of no timelosses Hushovd takes the GC lead from Ludvigsson.

1	Troels RÃ¸nning Vinther	Astana Pro Team	4h00'19
2	Henning Bommel	Team NetApp	s.t.
3	Kasper Jebjerg	Statoil - Stoerensoe	s.t.
4	Danilo Wyss	Sorit srl Pisa	s.t.
5	Dominique Rollin	Ekspla - Nokia	s.t.

Stage 3: Gjerlev - Randers (ITT) i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t605/Atlantius_PCM/2016%20Novo-SAS/06-02-Jyll-3-1_zps331953ad.jpg

German TT monster Fuchs was the huge favourite while Ludvigsson was our best shot for todayâ€™s stage.

Surprisingly Konovalovas just manages to ride the course faster than Fuchs.

Ludvigssons mediocre form shows today, but Laengen and Tonning both do very well.

1	Ignatas Konovalovas	Ekspla - Nokia	37'12
2	Sergej Fuchs	VolkswagenÂ	s.t.
3	Jimmi SÃ¸rensen	Statoil - Stoerensoe	+ 27
4	Tanel Kangert	Astana Pro Team	+ 28
5	Lasse Norman Hansen	Blue Water Cycling	+ 29

Stage 4: Aarhus â€“ Yding SkovhÃ¸j i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t605/Atlantius_PCM/2016%20Novo-SAS/06-02-Jyll-4-1_zpsdb4b6489.jpg

Another stage ending in a tough uphill sprint like stage 1.

Hushovd is the fastest in the pelotonâ€™s sprint, but everything was destroyed by a badly mistimed chase.

1	Jure Kocjan	Team Ã˜ster Hus	4h43'51
2	Laurent Didier	Joker Merida	s.t.
3	Alexander Efimkin	Belavia	s.t.
4	Daniel Foder	Statoil - Stoerensoe	s.t.
5	Florenz Knauer	Team NetApp	s.t.

Stage 5: Vejle â€“ Herning i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t605/Atlantius_PCM/2016%20Novo-SAS/06-02-Jyll-5-1_zpse6f49de6.jpg

The first of the two cobbled-stages. Ending on the same roads where Erik rode as a child he is determined to do well.

Several decent cobblers tried to get away early, so the guys were put to work right from the start.

Jens Erik Madsen shelled of the front more or less by accident on the first cobbled sections and we allowed him to see how far he could get it as he is joined by a few decent Danish CT-cobblers and Elmiger.

Unfortunately Jens Erik isnâ€™t able to keep up with the four others in the long run, so it's time for McDermott to get nasty.

Hushovd helps him away, but the last 20 km Erik is alone in the chase.

And McDermott gives the locals what they want by tearing things apart on the flat cobbles and even outsprinting Berling to win on home soil.

Behind Vinther disappoints by not really doing anything and Erik looks on his way to a much more dominant win than expected considering a startlist with Vinther and Stannard.

A good bunch of riders including Nokkvason and JesÃºs Hernandez decide to quit the race after this stage.

1	Erik Meineche McDermott	Novo Nordisk - SAS	4h32'13
2	Michael Berling	TDC - LRÃ˜ RÃ¥dgiving	s.t.
3	Martin Elmiger	Red Bull Cycling	+ 46
4	Kenneth Hansen	DONG Energy - Himmerland	+ 1'37
5	Thor Hushovd	Novo Nordisk - SAS	+ 2'17

Stage 6: Herning â€“ Brande i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t605/Atlantius_PCM/2016%20Novo-SAS/06-02-Jyll-6-1_zps18b1f10f.jpg

A stage with slightly more cobbles than stage 5 going around on the roads Erik rode as a youngster.

Again today Erik and Thor tore things apart as soon as they started working. But today they relaxed a bit more in order to give the fans a duel between the two Danish top-cobblers of the season.

And that allowed Vinther to wheelsuck and beat Erik in the sprint.

A nice race nonetheless ending with Erik taking the GC.

1	Troels RÃ¸nning Vinther	Astana Pro Team	5h48â€™56
2	Nikola Aistrup	Team Saxo â€“ Tinkoff	s.t.
3	Erik Meineche McDermott	Novo Nordisk - SAS	s.t.
4	Marcus Burghardt	Team NetApp	+ 43
5	Kasper Klostergaard	DONG Energy â€“ Himmerland	+ 43

Final Standing

1	Erik Meineche McDermott	Novo Nordisk - SAS	23h40â€™59
2	Thor Hushovd	Novo Nordisk â€“ SAS	+ 4â€™05
3	Marcus Burghardt	Team NetApp	+ 5â€™45
4	Troels RÃ¸nning Vinther	Astana Pro Team	+ 5â€™58
5	Ignatas Konovalovas	Ekspla â€“ Nokia	+ 6â€™12
6	Nikola Aistrup	Team Saxo â€“ Tinkoff	+ 6â€™20
7	Kasper Klostergaard	DONG Energy â€“ Himmerland	+ 7â€™03
8	Michael MÃ¸rkÃ¸v	TDC â€“ LRÃ˜ RÃ¥dgivning	+ 7â€™27
9	Lasse Norman Hansen	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.
10	Michael Berling	TDC â€“ LRÃ˜ RÃ¥dgivning	+ 7â€™46