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PCT Rankings Update #6
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| fintas |
Posted on 03-11-2015 23:46
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Although there are still possibilities to fight for promotion that is not the purpose and even if this were achieved perhaps the invitation was refused ...
The aim is to even finish in the top 10 and this seems increasingly real, this would cause the team finished with 3 objectives achieved and two near miss what is almost perfect.
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| Luis Leon Sanchez |
Posted on 04-11-2015 03:57
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Well the fact that we were the worst team in the Tour of America practically illustrates our season up to this point. The breakaways were the only place we aimed to score points and luckily did scrap together a bit here and there.
The relegation battle is ever so close, Siam should survive with a slightly higher PPRD but they could have a low scorer in one of their final races which could flip everything around. It will probably be between myself and COC and it will go to the team that manages to do better in these final races.
I really don't have the highest hopes for my October. Colombian Venteaux will be an interesting race and I somewhat doubt that Arroyo/Lopez Garcia will deliver the goods but it all depends on te startlist for the race. The big one is obviously the Tour of Beijing. First of all I need Bouhanni to make an appearance in the sprints and get up there in the points. Then I need Herrada and Lopez to get some vital GC points which could be very difficult given the course and the level of competition.
Good luck to all those fighting throughout the table as another great Man-Game Season comes to a close!
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| Smowz |
Posted on 04-11-2015 06:08
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As pointed out in the Pt rankings there does look like there will be at least one more invite for a promotion spot. So the battle for 6th (hey who knows possibly 7th as well) should be hard fought - the top 5 seem clear. Gazelle, Aegon, Puma and Bpost are top class and expected - Kenya less so, great performance from them.
Looks like Blackfish are not going to make it at the bottom end and certainly cheering on fjhoekie's team though not sure I want it at the expense of Siam Cement or Eusketel!
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| Kentaurus |
Posted on 04-11-2015 07:58
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ToA was not as good as we hoped for, so that hurt our chances to move up into the upper half of the PCT field, but with three races involving Summerhill left on the calendar (Rheden, Plouay and Paris-Tours) there are certainly some points left for us this season. Quintana and a climber heavy squad out to Colombian Venteaux where hopefully we can scratch away some more points then end on two races where we pick up those beautiful zeros in Giro dell'Emilia and the Japan Cup.
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| Margh Norway |
Posted on 04-11-2015 11:20
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Thanks for the update!
Feels a little bit better being out of the relegation spot, but we're still anything but save. Would be great if we can make it until we leave for the final East Asia races to soothe our nerves and to make next season planning easier.
Fear we scored 10 points less in Canada, just counted 93 (Di Maggio: 69, Gatto:14, Wyss: 10)
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| DubbelDekker |
Posted on 04-11-2015 12:52
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Very nice update, thanks!
Less happy with the content. Those 230 Bazzana breakaway points really hurt us. It raised Aegon's PpRD by 0.8 points while we fell 0.3 after a lacklustre Britain and GPC.
But not giving up of course! There's still plenty of opportunity to score well with 4 Monfort appearances in the hills. And maybe Veelers will finally catch some form, you never know.
This is going to be a fierce battle. 
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| sammyt93 |
Posted on 04-11-2015 14:59
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looks like we are definately going to end up bottom of the table, I can't see us scoring as well as we did at America in any of our remaining races so can't see us closing the gap to cycle yorkshire at all.
I guess now I've got to try and figure out how to fit everyone I want to keep under the CT wage cap (which I thnk is doable), figure out who is worth keeping to sell and figure out how I'm going to find 6 PT loans next year as my youg squad keeps developing.
I'm really hoping Vontobel manage to stay up as having a CT Swiss focussed team and potentially 2 PCT ones or if Bushwackers side stay up one PCT and one PT one would be alot better for the nation than having 2 in the CT.
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 04-11-2015 18:09
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Stobarts are battling hard to avoid the dreaded drop but are they going to be successful  |
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| The Rider |
Posted on 04-11-2015 19:28
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The Rider wrote:
By my reckoning Bonsucro are 5 points short from America (should be on 129). Not that it matters too much. I guess those 5 points are from the TTT not being added? My record of the points in the spoiler:
Spoiler | Stage | GC | Points | | Stage 1 | P Nicácio (26) | P Nicácio (26) | - | | Stage 2 | J A Castañeda (2) | J A Castañeda (21) | 12 | | Stage 3 | J A Castañeda (5) | J A Castañeda (6) | 4 | | Stage 4 | J A Castañeda (2) | J A Castañeda (2) | 15 | | Stage 5 | M Iglinskiy (36) | M Iglinskiy (28) | - | | Stage 6 | Bonsucro (3) | M Iglinskiy (23) | 5 | | Stage 7 | M Iglinskiy (22) | M Iglinskiy (22) | - | | Stage 8 | J A Castañeda (7) | M Iglinskiy (22) | 1 | | Stage 9 | P Nicácio (20) | M Iglinskiy (21) | - | | Stage 10 | M Iglinskiy (23) | M Iglinskiy (21) | - | | Stage 11 | K Reijnen (3) | M Iglinskiy (21) | 6 | | Stage 12 | P Nicácio (1) | P Nicácio (21) | 20 | | Stage 13 | J A Castañeda (13) | P Nicácio (21) | | | Stage 14 | J A Castañeda (6) | P Nicácio (21) | 2 | | Stage 15 | M Iglinskiy (33) | P Nicácio (22) | | | Stage 16 | M Iglinskiy (20) | P Nicácio (25) | | | Stage 17 | P Nicácio (1) | P Nicácio (15) | 20 | | Stage 18 | A Diniz (4) | P Nicácio (15) | 4 | | Stage 19 | B Ramos Ticona (1) | P Nicácio (13) | 21 | | Stage 20 | P Nicácio (17) | P Nicácio (13) | | | Stage 21 | J A Castañeda (9) | P Nicácio (13) | | | Final points from GC | | | 19 | | | | | | Total | | | 129 |
For the record I was right, ater seeing:
| 347 | 543 | Basilio Ramos Ticona | BOL |  | Bonsucro | 20 |
So I am sure we weren't given the points for placing in the TTT on stage 6. |
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 04-11-2015 19:58
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The Rider wrote:
The Rider wrote:
By my reckoning Bonsucro are 5 points short from America (should be on 129). Not that it matters too much. I guess those 5 points are from the TTT not being added? My record of the points in the spoiler:
Spoiler | Stage | GC | Points | | Stage 1 | P Nicácio (26) | P Nicácio (26) | - | | Stage 2 | J A Castañeda (2) | J A Castañeda (21) | 12 | | Stage 3 | J A Castañeda (5) | J A Castañeda (6) | 4 | | Stage 4 | J A Castañeda (2) | J A Castañeda (2) | 15 | | Stage 5 | M Iglinskiy (36) | M Iglinskiy (28) | - | | Stage 6 | Bonsucro (3) | M Iglinskiy (23) | 5 | | Stage 7 | M Iglinskiy (22) | M Iglinskiy (22) | - | | Stage 8 | J A Castañeda (7) | M Iglinskiy (22) | 1 | | Stage 9 | P Nicácio (20) | M Iglinskiy (21) | - | | Stage 10 | M Iglinskiy (23) | M Iglinskiy (21) | - | | Stage 11 | K Reijnen (3) | M Iglinskiy (21) | 6 | | Stage 12 | P Nicácio (1) | P Nicácio (21) | 20 | | Stage 13 | J A Castañeda (13) | P Nicácio (21) | | | Stage 14 | J A Castañeda (6) | P Nicácio (21) | 2 | | Stage 15 | M Iglinskiy (33) | P Nicácio (22) | | | Stage 16 | M Iglinskiy (20) | P Nicácio (25) | | | Stage 17 | P Nicácio (1) | P Nicácio (15) | 20 | | Stage 18 | A Diniz (4) | P Nicácio (15) | 4 | | Stage 19 | B Ramos Ticona (1) | P Nicácio (13) | 21 | | Stage 20 | P Nicácio (17) | P Nicácio (13) | | | Stage 21 | J A Castañeda (9) | P Nicácio (13) | | | Final points from GC | | | 19 | | | | | | Total | | | 129 |
For the record I was right, ater seeing:
| 347 | 543 | Basilio Ramos Ticona | BOL | | Bonsucro | 20 |
So I am sure we weren't given the points for placing in the TTT on stage 6.
Correct, I had forgotten to incorporate the TTT factor for that stage. So Prio were given too many points, and nothing had been awarded to Type 1 or Bonsucro. Fixed in my file, and will be evident whenever the next update is.
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 04-11-2015 20:00
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Margh Norway wrote:
Thanks for the update!
Feels a little bit better being out of the relegation spot, but we're still anything but save. Would be great if we can make it until we leave for the final East Asia races to soothe our nerves and to make next season planning easier.
Fear we scored 10 points less in Canada, just counted 93 (Di Maggio: 69, Gatto:14, Wyss: 10)
You scored 10 points for finishing 2nd in the Teams classification
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| ryant |
Posted on 04-11-2015 20:23
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Only 15 pts behind Stobart! 
Relegation is now secure I guess, although finishing 28th would be better than 29th, at least its something to race for
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| CountArach |
Posted on 04-11-2015 22:44
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Thanks for the update SN.
These were always going to be tough races for us but scoring points in Canada was a bit unexpected. That race simply wasn't selective enough, because if it had been then at least Zingle would have been able to pick something up.
Anyway top 3 remains the goal and I hope that Rheden can provide some big points.
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| Margh Norway |
Posted on 05-11-2015 11:35
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Ah thanks, missed that.
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 08-11-2015 17:08
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After Rheden and Plouay, we now have the final September standings.
| 1 |  | Team Puma - SAP | 638 | | 2 |  | Team Kenya Airways | 515 | | 3 |  | Eritel - Sonatrach | 425 | | 4 |  | Aegon - Lavazza | 384 | | 5 |  | Gazelle | 311 |
And that brings an update to the standings - which also includes the first October race, Colombian Venteaux.
- Bpost close in on Puma thanks to Rheden
- Evonik strengthen their hold on 6th place
- RBC close the gap to Risa
- Project Africa, Nutresa and Bonsucro shuffle around in fight for 17th
- Rujano lifts Mobil to 23rd
- Euskaltel down 2, now in the last survival position
- The Chernobyl/Euskaltel fight will go down to Beijing - last race for both teams
- Lululemon have Paris-Tours, Emelia and Japan left
- cycleYorkshire move ahead of Eddie Stobart, thanks to Eisel
| 1 | 1 | | Aegon - Lavazza | 3553 | | 2 | 2 | | Gazelle | 3361 | | 3 | 3 | | Team Puma - SAP | 3188 | | 4 | 4 |  | Team Bpost | 3176 | | 5 | 5 | | Team Kenya Airways | 2964 | | 6 | 6 |  | Evonik - ELKO | 2662 | | 7 | 7 |  | Karcher-Adira | 2501 | | 8 | 8 |  | Risa - Ergon | 2436 | | 9 | 9 |  | RBC Pro Cycling | 2365 | | 10 | 10 |  | Swedbank-PEAB | 2217 | | 11 | 11 |  | Prio - Porto | 2114 | | 12 | 12 | | Eritel - Sonatrach | 2050 | | 13 | 13 |  | Bank of Ireland | 2029 | | 14 | 14 |  | AMEX-Navigon | 1902 | | 15 | 15 |  | Team TomTom | 1811 | | 16 | 16 |  | ONCE-Eroski | 1732 | | 17 | 18 |  | Project: Africa | 1671 | | 18 | 19 |  | Grupo Nutresa | 1662 | | 19 | 17 | | Bonsucro | 1651 | | 20 | 20 |  | Buff - Polska | 1627 | | 21 | 21 |  | Azteca - NBCSN | 1599 | | 22 | 22 |  | Team Vontobel | 1462 | | 23 | 25 |  | Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo | 1438 | | 24 | 24 |  | Siam Cement - Lenovo | 1424 | | 25 | 23 |  | Euskaltel-Air France | 1410 | | 26 | 26 |  | Children of Chernobyl Foundation p/b Nemiroff | 1353 | | 27 | 27 |  | Lululemon/Bulgaria Blackfish | 1314 | | 28 | 29 |  | cycleYorkshire s/b ASDA-Savers | 839 | | 29 | 28 |  | Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling | 822 | | 30 | 30 |  | Sauber Petronas | 746 |
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| knockout |
Posted on 08-11-2015 18:43
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Thanks for the quick update.
I like that the gap to Kärcher expanded but it still is possible to overtake us with a single superb HC classic so my season ain't over yet!
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| Bikex |
Posted on 08-11-2015 18:48
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I don't think you can count my team out of the relegation fight. It's very well possible that both Euskaltel and Children of Chernobyl still overtake us. Kip needs to step up his game finally again in the last races to prevent that from happening. |
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| cio93 |
Posted on 08-11-2015 18:49
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Well, 526 points on the first theoretical non-promotion spot and even 687 points on the first practical one...September was one heck of a month for us, probably the best scoring month in our history.
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| Miguel98 |
Posted on 08-11-2015 19:03
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- Pedraza lifts Mobil to 23rd
I think you mean Rujano. |
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| Paul23 |
Posted on 08-11-2015 19:11
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Also in PCT, there's alot of close fights at the end! *grabs popcorn* I can't wait for the final races to happen.
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