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Posted on 22-08-2015 17:24

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TEAM SKY

1	FROOME Christopher	United Kingdom
2	BOSWELL Ian	United States
3	HENAO MONTOYA Sergio	Colombia
4	KIRYIENKA Vasil	Belarus
5	KNEES Christian	Germany
6	NIEVE ITURALDE Mikel	Spain
7	PUCCIO Salvatore	Italy
8	ROCHE Nicholas	Ireland
9	THOMAS Geraint	United Kingdom

AG2R LA MONDIALE

11	POZZOVIVO Domenico	Italy
12	BAGDONAS Gediminas	Lithuania
13	CHEREL MickaÃ«l	France
14	GOUGEARD Alexis	France
15	KADRI Blel	France
16	MINARD SÃ©bastien	France
17	MONTAGUTI Matteo	Italy
18	NOCENTINI Rinaldo	Italy
19	VAN SUMMEREN Johan	Belgium

ASTANA PRO TEAM

21	ARU Fabio	Italy
22	CATALDO Dario	Italy
23	LANDA MEANA Mikel	Spain
24	NIBALI Vincenzo	Italy
25	ROSA Diego	Italy
26	SANCHEZ GIL Luis Leon	Spain
27	TIRALONGO Paolo	Italy
28	VANOTTI Alessandro	Italy
29	ZEITS Andrey	Kazahkstan

BMC RACING TEAM

31	SANCHEZ GONZALEZ Samuel	Spain
32	ATAPUMA HURTADO Jhon Darwin	Colombia
33	BURGHARDT Marcus	Germany
34	DE MARCHI Alessandro	Italy
35	DRUCKER Jean Pierre	Luxembourg
36	MOINARD AmaÃ«l	France
37	ROSSKOPF Joey	United States
38	VAN GARDEREN Tejay	United States
39	VELITS Peter	Slovakia

CAJA RURAL-SEGUROS RGA

41	ARROYO DURAN David	Spain
42	BARBERO CUESTA Carlos	Spain
43	BILBAO Pello	Spain
44	FRAILE MATARRANZ Omar	Spain
45	GONCALVES Jose	Portugal
46	MADRAZO Ãngel	Spain
47	MAS BONET Luis	Spain
48	TXURRUKA ANSOLA Amets	Spain
49	VILELA Ricardo	Portugal

COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CRÃ‰DITS

51	BOUHANNI Nacer	France
52	BAGOT Yohan	France
53	HARDY Romain	France
54	LEMOINE Cyril	France
55	NAVARRO GARCIA Daniel	Spain
56	ROLLIN Dominique	Canada
57	ROSSETTO StÃ©phane	France
58	SIMON Julien	France
59	SOUPE Geoffrey	France

COLOMBIA

61	CANO ARDILA Alex Norberto	Colombia
62	DUARTE AREVALO Fabio Andres	Colombia
63	DUQUE Leonardo	Colombia
64	PEDRAZA MORALES Walter Fernando	Colombia
65	QUINTERO NORENA Carlos Julian	Colombia
66	RAMIREZ CHACON Brayan Stiven	Colombia
67	RUBIANO CHAVEZ Miguel Angel	Colombia
68	TORRES AGUDELO Rodolfo Andres	Colombia
69	VALENCIA Juan Pablo	Colombia

ETIXX - QUICK STEP

71	TERPSTRA Niki	Netherlands
72	BOUET Maxime	France
73	BRAMBILLA Gianluca	Italy
74	DE LA CRUZ MELGAREJO David	Spain
75	KEISSE Iljo	Belgium
76	MAES Nikolas	Belgium
77	SERRY Pieter	Belgium
78	VELITS Martin	Slovakia
79	VERONA QUINTANILLA Carlos	Spain

FDJ

81	ELISSONDE Kenny	France
82	COURTEILLE Arnaud	France
83	DELAGE Mickael	France
84	FISCHER Murilo Antonio	Brazil
85	LE GAC Olivier	France
86	MANZIN Lorrenzo	France
87	PICHON Laurent	France
88	REZA Kevin	France
89	VEIKKANEN Jussi	Finland

IAM CYCLING

91	CHAVANEL Sylvain	France
92	AREGGER Marcel	Switzerland
93	COPPEL Jerome	France
94	DEGAND Thomas	Belgium
95	PELLAUD Simon	Switzerland
96	PELUCCHI Matteo	Italy
97	REYNES MIMO Vicente	Spain
98	TANNER David	Australia
99	WARBASSE Larry	United States

LAMPRE - MERIDA

101	PLAZA MOLINA Ruben	Spain
102	CATTANEO Mattia	Italy
103	CONTI Valerio	Italy
104	DURASEK Kristijan	Croatia
105	GRMAY Tsgabu Gebremaryam	Ethiopia
106	KOSHEVOY Ilia	Belarus
107	NIEMIEC Przemyslaw	Poland
108	SANTOS SIMOES OLIVEIRA Nelson Filipe	Portugal
109	RICHEZE Ariel Maximiliano	Argentina

LOTTO - SOUDAL

111	BOECKMANS Kris	Belgium
112	DE BUYST Jasper	Belgium
113	DE CLERCQ Bart	Belgium
114	DE GENDT Thomas	Belgium
115	HANSEN Adam	Australia
116	MONFORT Maxime	Belgium
117	VAN DEN BROECK Jurgen	Belgium
118	VAN DER SANDE Tosh	Belgium
119	VANENDERT Jelle	Belgium

MOVISTAR TEAM

121	VALVERDE BELMONTE Alejandro	Spain
122	AMADOR BIKKAZAKOVA Andrey	Costa Rica
123	ERVITI Imanol	Spain
124	MORENO BAZAN Javier	Spain
125	QUINTANA ROJAS Nairo Alexander	Colombia
126	ROJAS GIL Jose Joaquin	Spain
127	SUTHERLAND Rory	Australia
128	VENTOSO ALBERDI Francisco JosÃ©	Spain
129	VISCONTI Giovanni	Italy

MTN - QHUBEKA

131	BERHANE TEWELDEMEDHIN Natnael	Eritrea
132	CUMMINGS Stephen	United Kingdom
133	JIM Songezo	South Africa
134	MEINTJES Louis	South Africa
135	REGUIGUI Youcef	Algeria
136	SBARAGLI Kristian	Italy
137	THOMSON Jay Robert	South Africa
138	VAN ZYL Johann	South Africa
139	VENTER Jacobus	South Africa

ORICA GREENEDGE

141	CHAVES RUBIO Johan Esteban	Colombia
142	DOCKER Mitchell	Australia
143	EWAN Caleb	Australia
144	GERRANS Simon	Australia
145	HAYMAN Mathew	Australia
146	HOWSON Damien	Australia
147	IMPEY Daryl	South Africa
148	KEUKELEIRE Jens	Belgium
149	MEYER Cameron	Australia

TEAM CANNONDALE - GARMIN

151	TALANSKY Andrew	United States
152	CARDOSO Andre Fernando S. Martins	Portugal
153	DOMBROWSKI Joseph Lloyd	United States
154	HOWES Alex	United States
155	KING Benjamin	United States
156	MARTIN Daniel	Ireland
157	MOHORIC Matej	Slovenia
158	MOSER Moreno	Italy
159	VILLELLA Davide	Italy

TEAM EUROPCAR

161	ROLLAND Pierre	France
162	ARASHIRO Yukiya	Japan
163	COUSIN Jerome	France
164	DUCHESNE Antoine	Canada
165	ENGOULVENT Jimmy	France
166	GAUTIER Cyril	France
167	HUREL Tony	France
168	JEANDESBOZ Fabrice	France
169	SICARD Romain	France

TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN

171	DEGENKOLB John	Germany
172	CRADDOCK Lawson	United States
173	DE KORT Koen	Netherlands
174	DUMOULIN Tom	Netherlands
175	FROHLINGER Johannes	Germany
176	HUPOND Thierry	France
177	MEZGEC Luka	Slovenia
178	STAMSNIJDER Tom	Netherlands
179	WAEYTENS Zico	Belgium

TEAM KATUSHA

181	RODRIGUEZ OLIVER Joaquin	Spain
182	ISAYCHEV Vladimir	Russia
183	KOCHETKOV Pavel	Russia
184	LOSADA ALGUACIL Alberto	Spain
185	MACHADO Tiago	Portugal
186	MORENO FERNANDEZ Daniel	Spain
187	SMUKULIS Gatis	Latvia
188	VICIOSO ARCOS Angel	Spain
189	VORGANOV Eduard	Russia

TEAM LOTTO NL - JUMBO

191	BENNETT George	New Zealand
192	KEIZER Martijn	Netherlands
193	LINDEMAN Bertjan	Netherlands
194	ROOSEN Timo	Netherlands
195	TEUNISSEN Mike	Netherlands
196	TJALLINGII Maarten	Netherlands
197	VAN ASBROECK Tom	Belgium
198	VAN WINDEN Dennis	Netherlands
199	WYNANTS Maarten	Belgium

TINKOFF - SAXO

201	MAJKA Rafal	Poland
202	BENNATI Daniele	Italy
203	BODNAR Maciej	Poland
204	BRUTT Pavel	Russia
205	HANSEN Jesper	Denmark
206	MCCARTHY Jay	Australia
207	PAULINHO Sergio Miguel Moreira	Portugal
208	POLJANSKI Pawel	Poland
209	SAGAN Peter	Slovakia

TREK FACTORY RACING

211	CANCELLARA Fabian	Switzerland
212	IRIZAR ARANBURU Markel	Spain
213	POPOVYCH Yaroslav	Ukraine
214	SCHLECK Frank	Luxembourg
215	STUYVEN Jasper	Belgium
216	VAN POPPEL Boy	Netherlands
217	VAN POPPEL Danny	Netherlands
218	ZOIDL Riccardo	Austria
219	ZUBELDIA AGIRRE Haimar	Spain

Route

Stage 1: Puerto Banus - Marbella
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Stage 2: Alhaurin de la Torre - Caminito del Rey
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Stage 3: Mijas - Malaga
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Stage 4: Estepona - Vejer de la Frontera
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Stage 5: Rota - Ronda
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Stage 6: Cordoba - Sierra de Cazorla
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Stage 7: Jodar - La Alpujarra
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Stage 8: Puebla de Don Fadrique - Murcia
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Stage 9: Torrevieja - Cumbre del Sol. Benitachell
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Favourites

*** Quintana, Froome, Valverde
** Nibali, Aru, Rodriguez
* Moreno, Landa, Van Garderen, Pozzovivo, Majka, S. Sanchez, Schleck

History

Last Year

1.	CONTADOR VELASCO Alberto	TSB	81:25:05
2.	FROOME Christopher	SKY	00:01:10
3.	VALVERDE BELMONTE Alejandro	MOV	00:01:50
4.	RODRIGUEZ OLIVER Joaquin	KAT	00:03:25
5.	ARU Fabio	AST	00:04:48
6.	SANCHEZ GONZALEZ Samuel	BMC	00:09:30
7.	MARTIN Daniel	GRS	00:10:38
8.	BARGUIL Warren	GIA	00:11:50
9.	CARUSO Damiano	CAN	00:12:50
10.	NAVARRO GARCIA Daniel	COF	00:13:02

Last winners

2014	CONTADOR VELASCO Alberto
2013	HORNER Christopher
2012	CONTADOR VELASCO Alberto
2011	COBO ACEBO Juan Jose
2010	NIBALI Vincenzo
2009	VALVERDE BELMONTE Alejandro
2008	CONTADOR VELASCO Alberto
2007	MENCHOV Denis
2006	VINOKOUROV Alexandre
2005	MENCHOV Denis

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Edited by Spilak23 on 22-08-2015 18:11

Posted on 22-08-2015 17:27

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Starting order (local time: GMT +1):
1 MTN-Qhubeka 18:48
2 Team Colombia 18:53
3 FDJ 18:58
4 Team Lotto NL - Jumbo 19:03
5 Ag2r La Mondiale 19:08
6 Team Cannondale - Garmin 19:13
7 IAM Cycling 19:18
8 Cofidis 19:23
9 Caja Rural - Seguros RGA 19:28
10 Team Europcar 19:33
11 Orica GreenEDGE 19:38
12 Trek Factory Racing 19:43
13 Tinkoff-Saxo 19:48
14 Team Giant-Alpecin 19:53
15 Etixx-QuickStep 19:58
16 Lotto Soudal 20:03
17 Lampre-Merida 20:08
18 BMC Racing Team 20:13
19 Astana 20:18
20 Movistar Team 20:23
21 Team Sky 20:28
22 Team Katusha 20:33

clamel

Posted on 22-08-2015 17:52

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Bloody hell, what kind of parcour is that Team Time Trial. Narrow as a ...., that is not fun trying to get a 9 man team up to speed....

Team Trial should be all about speed from start to finish IMHO

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Posted on 22-08-2015 17:58

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It is a shame that the stage is neutralized in terms of GC

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Posted on 22-08-2015 18:08

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That's a joke, man. Starting a Grand Tour this way.. scandal.
However the place is nice, and lots of fun as I remember it.

Actually not strange they neutralized it, since it's a crazy stage.
erhaps they should have added water as a surface to the rest of this collection. Make them start on water-bikes

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Posted on 22-08-2015 18:08

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clamel wrote:
Actually not strange they neutralized it, since it's a crazy stage.
erhaps they should have added water as a surface to the rest of this collection. Make them start on water-bikes

Why not make it a triathlon?

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Posted on 22-08-2015 18:11

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cio93 wrote:
Why not make it a triathlon?

Have you seen the upper body strength of a pure climber? Poor guy would never be able to swim to the shore.

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Posted on 22-08-2015 18:16

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Waghlon wrote:

cio93 wrote:
Why not make it a triathlon?

Have you seen the upper body strength of a pure climber? Poor guy would never be able to swim to the shore.

Not entirely sure how sad I'd be about Froome needing a life jacket to not drown.

Posted on 22-08-2015 18:18

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Is it the time from the first rider that counts?

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Posted on 22-08-2015 18:24

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There's a stage in a GT, that just doesn't count, but they still ride it.

What the hell is this crap.

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Posted on 22-08-2015 18:28

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baseballlover312 wrote:
There's a stage in a GT, that just doesn't count, but they still ride it.

Lotto NL rode it, the others - hard to say.

I hope for Sagan to ride on a fat bike over the beach or something. We need some excitement.

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Posted on 22-08-2015 18:34

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This is basically the team presentation.
And I'm paying exactly as much attention to it.

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Posted on 22-08-2015 18:35

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lol at the team cars popping up everywhere along the road

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Posted on 22-08-2015 18:48

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damnit, was exited to see the dutch people complaining that more teams weren't as serious as Lotto NL while the last few days they were complaining that the TTT shouldn't be raced

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Posted on 22-08-2015 19:03

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Why Sagan accerlated before finish line? Because he doesn't want to be second. - joke by Polish Eurosport commentatory

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Posted on 22-08-2015 19:09

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Plenty of teams have tackled this stage as a proper stage, recording some great times. I think this pretty much shows this stage could have been used for the GC. The major risk factor here is the size of the teams. 9 is too much imo, so they could divide the teams in two parts like they do in the Settimana Coppi-Bartali, iirc.

Anyway beautiful location

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Posted on 22-08-2015 19:22

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I don't know where they're taking the time, but it definitely doesn't look like it's after the 5th rider.

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Posted on 22-08-2015 19:31

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Terpstra doing his best to show what a prick he is once again

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Posted on 22-08-2015 19:37

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Why did all these teams that took it easy start with their TT bikes? Makes no sense. You take it easy to avoid risks but not going with the safer road bike.