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Tour de l’Avenir
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| Valve |
Posted on 10-09-2007 22:07
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The last race in National Cup is Tour de l’Avenir and in the lead is the new t-mobil rider Tony Martin
Today it was a 27 km tt and Chtioui won
1. Rafaa Chtioui - Team Mix 29.40
2. Adriano Malori - Italien 0.04
3. Edvald Boasson - Norge 0.04
4. Tony Martin - Tyskland 0.10
5. Jos van Emden - Holland 0.11
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11. Andre Steensen - Danmark 0.32
Genral
1. Tony Martin - Tyskland 16.24.38
2. Andre Steensen - Danmark 0.18
3. Bauke Mollema - Holland 0.19
4. Simon Spilak - Slovenien 0.46
5. Benat Intxausti - Spanien 0.55
6. Craig Lewis - USA 1.11
7. Kristof Wandewalle - Belgien 1.16
8. Yoann Offredo - Frankrig B 1.20
9. Tom Leezer - Holland 1.35
10. Frederik Wilmann - Norge 1.45 |
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 10-09-2007 22:08
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Ive been following this race, the tough stages are still to come. Go on Intxausti!
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Posted on 10-09-2007 22:09
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I see Mr.Edvald Boasson Hagen is in this race  |
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Posted on 10-09-2007 22:11
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Due to strong winds (I think) a group of 21 won 6 minutes on the pack in a race-winning break. Hagen was not amongst them, wrecking his GC hopes
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Posted on 10-09-2007 22:13
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yup, the tour of l'avenir is a youth competition that always ends with a couple of hard mountain stages.
whoever wins is usually guaranteed to one day become a good rider  (not a great one...)
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Posted on 10-09-2007 22:14
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The only 'super' rider to win in the last 10 years is Denis Menchov, and hes not too bad when he's going well, like today.
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Posted on 10-09-2007 22:17
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SportingNonsense wrote:
The only 'super' rider to win in the last 10 years is Denis Menchov, and hes not too bad when he's going well, like today.
what I meant is they're not guaranteed in any way to be top. Iker Flores anyone?
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Posted on 10-09-2007 22:20
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Wasnt he the Lanterne Rouge one year? 
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Posted on 10-09-2007 22:21
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SportingNonsense wrote:
Wasnt he the Lanterne Rouge one year?
I doubt it...he's a climber 
then again, it's possible...
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Posted on 10-09-2007 22:23
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I just wikepediad him to check and yes, he came last in the tour in 2005
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Posted on 10-09-2007 22:32
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in that case, seems like there's a reason why Euskaltel fired him
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Posted on 10-09-2007 23:00
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SportingNonsense wrote:
Ive been following this race, the tough stages are still to come. Go on Intxausti!
Yes Intxausti wil take them all in the moutains. Only Bauke Mollema can sit with him.
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Posted on 10-09-2007 23:10
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it's Mollema
change it before Ruben pokes you with a sharp stick 
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Posted on 10-09-2007 23:21
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ohh sorry
I also think the dane Andre Steensen can sit with him and Chris Anker if he was in the peloton but he wil win The Vuelta this year |
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Posted on 11-09-2007 18:41
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Is cycling.tv broadcasting it? |
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Posted on 11-09-2007 18:43
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Nope
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Posted on 11-09-2007 18:59
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Today, José Herrada rules! B)
1. HERRADA Jose 114 ESPAGNE 3h 17' 05"
2. CATALDO Dario 72 ITALIE 3h 17' 09" + 00' 04"
3. SMUKULIS Gatis 81 LETTONIE 3h 17' 17" + 00' 12"
4. COLEDAN Marco 73 ITALIE 3h 18' 08" + 01' 03"
5. TRAUTMANIS Martins 86 LETTONIE 3h 18' 13" + 01' 08"
6. KOHLER Martin 125 SUISSE 3h 19' 17" + 02' 12"
7. LACOMBE Keven 165 CANADA 3h 19' 17" + 02' 12"
8. KLYUEV Andrey 42 RUSSIE 3h 19' 17" + 02' 12"
9. PATERSKI Maciej 155 POLOGNE 3h 19' 17" + 02' 12"
10. VANSPEYBROUCK Pieter 96 BELGIQUE 3h 19' 17" + 02' 12"
11. KUNSHIN Aleksey 43 RUSSIE 3h 19' 17" + 02' 12"
12. NEIRYNCK Stijn 93 BELGIQUE 3h 19' 17" + 02' 12"
13. OFFREDO Yoann 186 FRANCE B 3h 19' 17" + 02' 12"
14. BELMOKHTAR Abdelkader 192 EQUIPE MIXTE 3h 19' 17" + 02' 12"
15. KRISTOFF Alexander 202 NORVEGE 3h 19' 17" + 02' 12"
Today Intxausti has lost a few seconds because of the wind. But the hardest stages are coming. |
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Posted on 11-09-2007 19:27
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What sort of riders is Herrada |
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Posted on 11-09-2007 20:13
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judging by 2nd place Cataldo, he is a climber
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Posted on 11-09-2007 22:50
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Herrada attacks whenever the slope starts rising. A real attacker on hills and mountains.
It will be between Mollema, Martin and Intxausti, although I'm really having my doubts about Intxausti's form. Every hilly stage he lost seconds on Mollema and normally he wouldn't lose time today too if he was really good. |
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