This month we'll change genres to a song about the life as a cattle farmer:

Olli had another busy month learning hos to ride cobbles from one of the biggest legends of the game - and with some succes I might add.
He helped Boonen to a GC third in KBC in such a strong manner that he ended up winning the youth jersey himself.
With him the future of Finnish cobbles-riding looks bright.

From there Olli went to Philedelphia, where he showed the jersey in a breakaway to the satisfaction of his current manager.

In Romandie he was much more anonymous race, but he nevertheless did his part in helping Luis Leon Sánchez Gil get to the finales in good shape. In fact good enough to win the race overall.

	Race		Result	Team
C1	KBC De Panne Tour	GC	26th	3rd
	KBC De Panne Tour	St. 1	30th	5th
	KBC De Panne Tour	St. 2	37th	2nd
	KBC De Panne Tour	St. 3	90th	5th
	KBC De Panne Tour	St. 4	84th	24th
	KBC De Panne Tour	U25	WIN
C1	Philadelphia International Championship		131st	3rd
HC	Tour of Romandie	GC	145th	WIN
	Tour of Romandie	St. 1	129th	42nd
	Tour of Romandie	St. 2	183rd	14th
	Tour of Romandie	St. 3	34th	15th
	Tour of Romandie	St. 4	140th	2nd
	Tour of Romandie	St. 5	143rd	9th
	Tour of Romandie	St. 6	168th	2nd

Lindau only had one race this month: Tour de Romandie. His tasks were mainly early in the flat stages where he was a keg in the machine that got Reimer some good stage reults as well as the points jersey.
He also got the opportunity to talk a bit to Olli on some of the harder stages.

	Race		Result	Team
HC	Tour of Romandie	GC	128th	18th
	Tour of Romandie	St. 1	83rd	43rd
	Tour of Romandie	St. 2	189th	3rd
	Tour of Romandie	St. 3	173rd	WIN
	Tour of Romandie	St. 4	144th	5th
	Tour of Romandie	St. 5	136th	6th
	Tour of Romandie	St. 6	175th	17th
	Tour of Romandie	Pts		WIN

Gökhan certainly had the hardest month of all our loaned-out riders as he took part in the first GT of the season as part of a team with no GC hope leaving Gökhan in a free role on the mountain stages.

He failed to make the most of his opportunity even though he as among the teams best both in the big mountains and the long ITT. At least that gives some promise for the future and he will surely be much stronger just as a result of being among the only 134 finishers out of 195 starters.

	Race		Result	Team
GT	Giro d'Italia	GC
	Giro d'Italia	St. 1	TTT	16th
	Giro d'Italia	St. 2	142nd	16th
	Giro d'Italia	St. 3	160th	6th
	Giro d'Italia	St. 4	108th	3rd
	Giro d'Italia	St. 5	158th	4th
	Giro d'Italia	St. 6	148th	3rd
	Giro d'Italia	St. 7	121st	45th
	Giro d'Italia	St. 8	82nd	7th
	Giro d'Italia	St. 9	179th	51st
	Giro d'Italia	St. 10	174th	WIN
	Giro d'Italia	St. 11	138th	4th
	Giro d'Italia	St. 12	110th	69th
	Giro d'Italia	St. 13	114th	85th
	Giro d'Italia	St. 14	120th	8th
	Giro d'Italia	St. 15	162nd	7th
	Giro d'Italia	St. 16	81st	78th
	Giro d'Italia	St. 17	118th	120th
	Giro d'Italia	St. 18	113th	75th
	Giro d'Italia	St. 19	89th	102nd
	Giro d'Italia	St. 20	73rd	68th
	Giro d'Italia	St. 21	122nd	5th

Every team needs riders that will step up when needed. This month one rider saved us from complete embarrasment and disaster so this month's Bull of the Month is:

We went to Germany with absolutely no ambitions or perhaps rather expectations.
We did bring our main sprinter, but Westlign has a tendency to only perform on select occasions and rarely if the course is as lumpy as this one…

We missed the early break, but in a hectic finale the boys suddenly woke up. No one expected anything from us so as the sprinter teamswere looking at each other to catche the last attacker our boys decided to sprint like never before.

Both Ignacio and Sergio somehow managed to squeeze into the top 10. None of us know how, but we'll take it with joy,

1	Vyacheslav Kuznetsov	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	4h50'57
7	Ignacio Sarabia	DeLaval - Kiitokori	s.t.
10	Sergiu Cioban	DeLaval - Kiitokori	s.t.
49	Linus Dahlberg	DeLaval - Kiitokori	s.t.
55	Mattias Westling	DeLaval - Kiitokori	s.t.
80	Risto Aaltio	DeLaval - Kiitokori	s.t.
82	Bernardo Colex	DeLaval - Kiitokori	s.t.
170	Matti Manninen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 7'20
179	Sami Tiainen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 8'39

After having seen Renäng underperform here last year we come back with high hopes for especially Pökälä, though the TT-field of the division have grown stronger since then.

Viktor clearly doesn't cope well with riding in Namibia.

Samuel got a provisional 2nd place in goal. That would have been great had there not been so many strong TT'ers in top shape left on the course.
This was not what we had expecetd or wanted and both will have to do better in the coming time to redeem themselves.

The fact that we had a Top 5 goal here really doesn't make it any better.

1	Manuele Boaro	Generali - Kronenbourg 1664	55'07
11	Samuel Pökälä	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 1'09
17	Viktor Renäng	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 1'17
33	Mateusz Taciak	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 2'25

We went to Sweden with the ambition of showing ourselves in our main sponsors home country.
With Jukka having a history as PCT-leader for his team in this kind of races we were optimistic going into the race.


Sadly he didn't quite find the legs nor did any of his helpers and since we missed the early break it turned out a somewhat quiet, but pleasent, day for the team.

1	Jay McCarthy	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	4h23'46
28	Jukka Vastaranta	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 54
48	Chris Anker Sørensen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 1'43
61	Sergiu Cioban	DeLaval - Kiitokori	s.t.
70	Ignacio Sarabia	DeLaval - Kiitokori	s.t.
126	Sakari Lehtinen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 4'49
142	Risto Aaltio	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 6'05
151	Mateusz Taciak	DeLaval - Kiitokori	s.t.
175	Matti Manninen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 13'04

As a race that will be decided on small hills we came in to teh race expecting great things from Jukka, who should be able to benefit from his strong acceleration and sprint compared to the other punchers.

The first stage was largely flat, but with a small incline in the finale. Rabon put in a really strong late attack, so we had a lot of guys pulling hard at the front to minimize his time gain on Jukka.

We didn't quite catch him but we got a great result with Risto and Ignacio taking 5th and 6th.

On Stage 2 we had an uphill finish and one of the stages expected to be of great importance for the GC. Once again the break was allowed to take the stage win while Jukka wasn't quite sharp enough in the end.


Stage 3 was the queen stage, and once again Jukka wasn't quite awake in the decisive moments losing important momentum and in the end seconds.

Finishing off with a flat stage we sent Aaltio in the break. A large one, but not one that was allowed to last.

In stead he tried again in the final sprint looking good for a while, but lacking the energy he used in the break.

As the other big names Jukka didn't perform GC-wise in this race despite it being perfect for him on paper. At least he just saved us a top 10 so that't something.

	Best Rider	Place	Time
Stage 1	Risto Aaltio	5th	+ 12
Stage 2	Jukka Vastaranta	9th	+ 1'13
Stage 3	Jukka Vastaranta	11th	+ 1'00
Stage 4	Risto Aaltio	15th	s.t.

1	Steve Morabito	Actavis - DKSH	12h06'13
10	Jukka Vastaranta	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 2'22
21	Ignacio Sarabia	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 3'16
23	Sergiu Cioban	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 3'37
79	Mateusz Taciak	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 5'57
116	Risto Aaltio	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 11'10
150	Mattias Westling	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 19'43
160	Viktor Renäng	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 23'22

Sort of a weird race with some flat and light hilly stages all th way to the final few km where it's suddenly mountain time.
We had Chris Anker Sørensen as our leader and with his recent great form we also had reason to be hopeful.


Tiainen showed the champions jersey a bit on the first stage, though he just planly isn't strong enough to really compete against the strong sprinters.
Great to see the jersey nonetheless.

Stage 2 was very flat and short and this time it was Dahlbergs turn to give the sprint a shot. And not too bad a shot of that.

Stage 3 was the first stage with some impact on the GC due to some small hills. CAS made sure to stay near the front and avoid too much of a time loss.

Matti Manninen went in the early break on stage 5 but the focus was on CAS, who got us a good result on the final hill boding well for teh final queen stage.

Our hopes were fast put to shame when Chris went down in a nasty crash on a horrific wet 22% downhill sector. Pure madness placing roads like this on the route thus risking the health of the riders.
While lyalty is good it would have been even better to have seen some of the others going on the attack in stead of waiting for Chris all day.

	Best Rider	Place	Time
Stage 1	Sami Tiainen	12th	s.t.
Stage 2	Linus Dahlberg	10th	s.t.
Stage 3	Chris Anker Sørensen	12th	+ 1'56
Stage 4	Linus Dahlberg	18th	s.t.
Stage 5	Chris Anker Sørensen	6th	+ 32
Stage 6	Branislav Samoilev	61st	+ 11'48

1	Nabil Baz	Sodexo ProCycling	20h54'12
55	Branislav Samoilev	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 12'08
57	Chris Anker Sørensen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 12'40
62	Sakari Lehtinen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 14'10
87	Bernardo Colex	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 16'13
121	Sami Tiainen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 21'34
124	Linus Dahlberg	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 23'06
135	Matti Manninen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 25'04

When LeAnn Rimes was still quite young and not quite as aig a star today, she performed this little thing:

Paavo stayed in France for 5 days in Dunkerque where he worked for Pit Schlechter. Not that much came from it though.

From there he went on to his 4th monument where he was a key helper for Gastauer and Schleck. Paavo finished as 4th best Vesuvio rider but the captains just didn't have the legs that day.

He took advantage of his good form to get in the break in Stade Appia Antica. Of course they didn't last all the way but I'm always happy when my loaned-out riders make themselves noticed anyway.

	Race		Result	Team
HC	5 Jours de Dunkerque	GC	111th	28th
	5 Jours de Dunkerque	St. 1	56th	22nd
	5 Jours de Dunkerque	St. 2	146th	14th
	5 Jours de Dunkerque	St. 3	126th	30th
	5 Jours de Dunkerque	St. 4	134th	47th
	5 Jours de Dunkerque	St. 5	135th	79th
MON	Liege - Bastogne - Liege		86th	24th
PT	Strada Appia Antica		119th	46th

With both Ahlstrand and Hermans in the team for Dunkerque Lindau had plenty to work for. Sadly none of the two really delivered making it a disappointing resutl for Swedbank alltogether.

Lindau also had teh great honour of being selected for his and the teams home race.
Reimer got the team a nice podium while Philip struggled a bit more.

	Race		Result	Team
HC	5 Jours de Dunkerque	GC	172nd	44th
	5 Jours de Dunkerque	St. 1	154th	38th
	5 Jours de Dunkerque	St. 2	60th	16th
	5 Jours de Dunkerque	St. 3	168th	40th
	5 Jours de Dunkerque	St. 4	171st	15th
	5 Jours de Dunkerque	St. 5	148th	27th
C1	Scandinavia Open Road Race		136th	3rd

Gökhan rode all three Ardennes-classics in support of Skujins. Or at leat support was the plan.
Hasta struggled in all three races but should be encouraged by his leader taking three top 10's in a somewhat anonymous way.

	Race		Result	Team
PT	Amstel Gold Race		183rd	10th
PT	Fleche Wallone		168th	5th
MON	Liege- Bastogne - Liege		173rd	6th

Olli started his month in Sweden where both him and the team apparently took a day off.

We saw him again in Taiwan, where he was supporting Mohoric. They didn't make any problems for us, which is fine by me on this occasion.

	Race		Result	Team
C1	Scandinavia Open Road Race		144th	43rd
C2	Tour de Taiwan	GC	83th	27th
	Tour de Taiwan	St. 1	88th	34th
	Tour de Taiwan	St. 2	97th	16th
	Tour de Taiwan	St. 3	74th	36th
	Tour de Taiwan	St. 4	148th	12th

In general our May was less than impressive. We did have one rider gatting a few surprisingly good stage results so this month's Bull is:

On the plus side we enjoy racing in Denmark. On the downside they've thrown cobbles all over the place…

Both Lehtinen and Westling tried to get in the break but failed, which ultimately was the closest thing we came to a highlight in this race.
In fact only Linus actually finished the race.

1	Fabien Taillefour	Generali - Kronenbourg 1664	4h36'30
40	Linus Dahlberg	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 16'47
DNF	Sergiu Cioban	DeLaval - Kiitokori	-
DNF	Risto Aaltio	DeLaval - Kiitokori	-
DNF	Matti Manninen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	-
DNF	Mattias Westling	DeLaval - Kiitokori	-
DNF	Sakari Lehtinen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	-
DNF	Sami Tiainen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	-
DNF	Bernardo Colex	DeLaval - Kiitokori	-

Atlantius wrote:
Cow of the month...

The Rider wrote:
Sørensen, sums up the team, blowing hot and cold. Great in Azerbaijan and nowhere in Scotland.

To keep this post cow related:


A good choice, but nothing on this shot I recently took though!

There are many reasons we were looking forward to racing in Iceland. The climate and Northern brotherhood for a start.
Also it's THE big season target for Pökälä with much to be decided on an ITT with enough hills to get rid of some riders but not enough to really select for only the top punchers.

Both Renäng and Pökälä put in a good effort at the opening ITT, though we had reamt of slightly more from both of them.

Sarabia went in the break the following day, while Westling attempted to contest the sprint looking even worse than usual when things really kicked off.

Stage 3 was the one that should seperate the worst punchers from the rest. We had Sørensen in the early break but the important bit was towards the end where Samuel showed the right spirit with soem attacking.
He was never going to win the stage, but did well to limit his losses. Would have ben nice to see Vastaranta trying out for the stage win though.

CAS went in the break again on the final stage only to get caught and then end up contesting the final flat sprint in great style.

	Best Rider	Place	Time
Stage 1	Viktor Renäng	4th	+ 29
Stage 2	Mattias Westling	19th	s.t.
Stage 3	Samuel Pökälä	29th	+ 1'03
Stage 4	Chris Anker Sørensen	7th	s.t.

1	Andrew Tennant	Strava	11h07'30
9	Samuel Pökälä	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 1'50
18	Viktor Renäng	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 2'56
48	Jukka Vastaranta	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 4'10
70	Ignacio Sarabia	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 5'06
138	Chris Anker Sørensen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 7'56
151	Sergiu Cioban	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 10'47
156	Linus Dahlberg	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 11'57

The first couple of stages went without drama for us.

On stage 3 we saw Samoilev take thing into his own hands with CAS showing terrible form along the way.
Good thing Branislav hit one of the best days of his career somehow managing to beat Der in the sprint thus also taking the yellow jersey.

He held on to the lead until the mountain TT where Der did brilliantly to steal the jersey from our Belarussian.

He gave it a final shot and almost suceeded against all odds on the final stage.

A strong attempt is all we can demand and Branislav really showed the right kind of spirit in this race.

	Best Rider	Place	Time
Stage 1	Branislav Samoilev	33rd	s.t.
Stage 2	Ignacio Sarabia	20th	s.t.
Stage 3	Branislav Samoilev	WIN	s.t.
Stage 4	Ignacio Sarabia	8th	+ 2'03
Stage 5	Branislav Samoilev	11th	+ 14
Stage 6	Branislav Samoilev	11th	+ 3'18

1	Zsolt Der	Netia - Norske Skog	16h44'03
2	Branislav Samoilev	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 4
25	Ignacio Sarabia	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 2'36
38	Chris Anker Sørensen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 3'46
55	Sakari Lehtinen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 6'02
100	Bernardo Colex	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 12'39
140	Viktor Renäng	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 24'37

We really wanted to do well in our home race, though we would have loved if the organizers could have found a route that suited a bit more of our riders.
Hopefully next year they'll decide on a route suiting Vastaranta in stead…


Risto Aaltio made sure to have us represented in the early break so that all our local fans would get a local hero to cheer for throughout the day.

Sadly the big sprinter teams knew what they were doing and Weslting found a new low in his level making this an outright terrible race for us resultswise.

We figured a light hilly race in the neighbourhood would be nice even though the competition was hard.

The first stage went to the early break - sadly we missed getting in there onse again.

In fact it wasn't until the final 10-15 km of the race that anyone realized that we were even there. In short this was simply not good enough for us.

	Best Rider	Place	Time
Stage 1	Jukka Vastaranta	73rd	+ 3'49
Stage 2	Jukka Vastaranta	31st	s.t.
Stage 3	Jukka Vastaranta	65th	+ 1'47
Stage 4	Jukka Vastaranta	13th	s.t.

1	Alessandro Proni	Akzonobel - Statoil	17h36'57
19	Jukka Vastaranta	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 2'16
107	Sergiu Cioban	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 15'44
122	Sakari Lehtinen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 17'27
125	Mateusz Taciak	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 19'44
149	Sami Tiainen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 26'13
165	Risto Aaltio	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 30'03
171	Mattias Westling	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 36'31
177	Matti Manninen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 39'02

We figured that having the Mexican ITT-champions jersey in our team would at least get us a bit of attention in this race while we should hopefully be able to challenge for a top 10.

Both turned out to be wrong assumptions…

This time we'll go all the way back to 1934 for another, more original, version of the Milk Cow Blues:

Paavo had a pretty quiet month only racing Eneco tour where neither hom nor any of his teammates made themselves noticed.

	Race		Result	Team
HC	Eneco Tour	GC	177th	51st
	Eneco Tour	St. 1	179th	74th
	Eneco Tour	St. 2	132nd	11th
	Eneco Tour	St. 3	185th	31st
	Eneco Tour	St. 4	184th	56th

Gökhan was sent to Switzerland in support of Alarcon ultimately helping his leader to several good stage results and a 4th in the GC.

	Race		Result	Team
C1	Grozny Classic		DNF	5th
C1	Tour of Norway	GC		Geschke
	Tour of Norway	St. 1	149th	90th
	Tour of Norway	St. 2	178th	82nd
	Tour of Norway	St. 3	162nd	133rd
	Tour of Norway	St. 4	154th	44th

Olli had a tough day in Grozny as did most of the other starters. Our young Finnish friend didn't finish the race but with Boonen taking 5th it was another solid day for the team.

Tour of Norway was as disappointing for Evonik as it was for us. Probably more since Geschke crashed completly out of the race and they didn't even get close to a result anywhere. At least Olli had a nice chat with some of our riders finishing alongside Sakari and Risto on the first stage.

	Race		Result	Team
C1	Grozny Classic		DNF	5th
C1	Tour of Norway	GC		Geschke
	Tour of Norway	St. 1	149th	90th
	Tour of Norway	St. 2	178th	82nd
	Tour of Norway	St. 3	162nd	133rd
	Tour of Norway	St. 4	154th	44th

Philip did his work in the first half of Nelspruit Classic ultimately finishing safe inside the second big group.
After that he was sent to Andorra for what can only be described as a race where he had no chance to excel. In fact he should be content just having finished it inside the time limit.

	Race		Result	Team
HC	Nelspruit Classic		136th	9th
HC	Tour d´Andorra	GC	155th	16th
	Tour d´Andorra	St. 1	145th	17th
	Tour d´Andorra	St. 2	142nd	21st
	Tour d´Andorra	St. 3	165th	32nd
	Tour d´Andorra	St. 4	156th	9th
	Tour d´Andorra	St. 5	165th	23rd

It hasn't been the most impressive month for us but one rider really stepped up and grabbed his chance:

To mark the highlight of our month here are some South African cows:

This race was designated a real highlight of our season as a race suiting Jukkas abilities perfectly.


Jukka showed great form on stage 2 after a perfect leadout from Linus, who finished 6th himself.

But then the following hilly stage he apparently couldn't be bothered despite the team doing some great work for him.

Sakari went in the early break on stage 4. Remains of the break lasted all the way to the where Jukka once again showed the right kind of form and spirit by almost managing to get past them on the line.


On stage 5 he decided to take the GC into his own hands attacking from 12 km out taking the other GC contenders by surprise.
The early break took the stage, but Jukka gained some important seconds

Stage 6 was an example of great teamwork as Ignacio went in the early break.

When Jukka attacked from the peloton he easily bridged to Sarabia, who then pulled hard to help expand the gap.
Vastaranta put in a great effort, but got caught on the line just missing out on the stage win, but gaining a lot of time jumping to 2nd place in the GC and taking the lead in the points classification.

The final day we made sure to stay out of trouble in a chaotic final, where Jukka got another fine stage result securing him the points jersey.

All in all we are very happy with our journey across the Baltic Sea.

	Best Rider	Place	Time
Stage 1	Ignacio Sarabia	11th	+ 1'16
Stage 2	Jukka Vastaranta	4th	s.t.
Stage 3	Jukka Vastaranta	16th	+ 4'26
Stage 4	Jukka Vastaranta	3rd	s.t.
Stage 5	Jukka Vastaranta	6th	+ 33
Stage 6	Jukka Vastaranta	2nd	s.t.
Stage 7	Jukka Vastaranta	9th	+ 39

1	Andrey Zeits	Netia - Norske Skog	32h36'54
2	Jukka Vastaranta	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 35
44	Sakari Lehtinen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 20'35
59	Sergiu Cioban	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 24'08
67	Ignacio Sarabia	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 25'28
128	Linus Dahlberg	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 41'39
142	Risto Aaltio	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 48'43
159	Mattias Westling	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 58'59
174	Matti Manninen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 1h20'40

Points Classification Winner: Jukka Vastaranta

Once again Lehtinen tried getting in the break and once again he wasn't allowed. In the end Westling decided to once again not give the sprint an attempt despite being our designated lead sprinter.

The second stage was the most important for us as Winner was expected by most to be the strongest climber of the race and we had given him plenty of strong support.
At the start of the climb we started setting a pace hard enough to drop most just by the pace-setting alone.

The helpers did great even though Berard was out front, they kept him in a managable distance.
The problem only really began when it turned out that Winner had yet another bad day having plenty to do hanging on to the pace set by Chris, who on the other hand seems to have one of the best days in his career.

CAS did amazingly but should probably have made a stronger acceleration riding his own chance in stead of being such a good teammate.
At least he gets a fine 2nd place both today and in the GC with Winner on 4th and Colex doing very well as well.

	Best Rider	Place	Time
Stage 1	Chris Anker Sørensen	20th	+ 43
Stage 2	Chris Anker Sørensen	2nd	+ 1'27
	Winner Anacona	4th	s.t.

1	Julien Berard	Fablok - Dunlop	3h13'45
2	Chris Anker Sørensen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 1'35
4	Winner Anacona	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 1'47
14	Bernardo Colex	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 2'34
24	Branislav Samoilev	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 3'59
52	Sakari Lehtinen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 7'12
85	Risto Aaltio	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 11'39
120	Mattias Westling	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 15'24
137	Matti Manninen	DeLaval - Kiitokori	+ 19'31

Team Competition Winner: DeLaval - Kiitokori