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Amgen Tour of California 2012
valverde321
Stage 1


Santa Rosa - Santa Rosa 186km
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Stage 2


San Francisco - Aptos 188.5km
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Stage 3


San Jose - Livermore 185km

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Stage 4


Sonora - Clovis 209km
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Stage 5


Bakersfield ITT 29.7km media.cyclingnews.com/2012/02/08/1/12_atoc_stage_5_map_600.gif

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Stage 6


Palm Dale - Big Bear Lake 186km media.cyclingnews.com/2012/02/08/1/12_atoc_stage_6_map_600.gif

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Stage 7


Ontario - Mt. Baldy 126km media.cyclingnews.com/2012/02/08/1/12_atoc_stage_7_map_600.gif

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Stage 8


Beverly Hills - Los Angeles 72km media.cyclingnews.com/2012/02/08/1/12_atoc_stage_8_map_600.gif

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Spoiler
SPIDERTECH p/b C10 (SPI)
(CAN)
ANDERSON RyanCAN
BOILY DavidCAN
BOIVIN GuillaumeCAN
EUSER LucasUSA
FAIRLY CalebUSA
HOULE HugoCAN
MC CARTY Jonathan PatrickUSA
VANDBORG BrianDEN
AG2R LA MONDIALE (ALM)
(FRA)
BARDET RomainFRA
BOUET MaximeFRA
CHEREL MikaelFRA
GEORGES SylvainFRA
MONDORY LloydFRA
NOCENTINI RinaldoITA
RIBLON ChristopheFRA
ROCHE NicolasIRL
GARMIN-BARRACUDA (GRM)
(USA)
DANIELSON ThomasUSA
HAAS NathanAUS
HAUSSLER HeinrichAUS
HOWES AlexUSA
PETERSON ThomasUSA
RATHE JacobUSA
TALANSKY AndrewUSA
ZABRISKIE DavidUSA
GREENEDGE (GEC)
(AUS)
DURBRIDGE LukeAUS
HOWARD LeighAUS
MCEWEN RobbieAUS
MEYER CameronAUS
MEYER TravisAUS
SULZBERGER WesleyAUS
TEKLEHAYMANOT DanielERI
WILSON MatthewAUS
LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE (LIQ)
(ITA)
DA DALTO MauroITA
DUGGAN TimothyUSA
KING EdwardUSA
KOREN KristijanSLO
NIBALI VincenzoITA
OSS DanielITA
SAGAN PeterSVK
VANOTTI AlessandroITA
OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP (OPQ)
(BEL)
BOONEN TomBEL
CIOLEK GeraldGER
DEVENYNS DriesBEL
GRABSCH BertGER
LEIPHEIMER LeviUSA
RABON FrantisekCZE
VANDENBERGH StijnBEL
VELITS PeterSVK
RABOBANK (RAB)
(NED)
GESINK RobertNED
KELDERMAN WilcoNED
MATTHEWS MichaelAUS
SANCHEZ GIL Luis LeonESP
TANKINK BramNED
TEN DAM LaurensNED
TJALLINGII MaartenNED
RADIOSHACK-NISSAN (RNT)
(LUX)
BENNETT GeorgeNZL
BUSCHE MatthewUSA
HORNER ChristopherUSA
IRIZAR ARANBURU MarkelESP
KING BenjaminUSA
MACHADO TiagoPOR
RAST GrégorySUI
VOIGT JensGER
BMC RACING (BMC)
(USA)
BOOKWALTER BrentUSA
CUMMINGS StephenGBR
EIJSSEN YannickBEL
HINCAPIE GeorgeUSA
MORABITO SteveSUI
ROE ThimothyAUS
VAN AVERMAET GregBEL
VAN GARDEREN TejayUSA
COLOMBIA - COLDEPORTES (COL)
(COL)
ATAPUMA HURTADO DarwinCOL
CHALAPUD GOMEZ Robinson EduardoCOL
GONZALEZ BARRERA JavierCOL
PENA GRISALES Victor HugoCOL
QUINTERO Carlos JulianCOL
RODRIGUEZ GALINDO MichaelCOL
ROMERO CORREDOR Jeffry JohanCOL
SUAREZ SUAREZ Juan PabloCOL
ARGOS-SHIMANO (ARG)
(NED)
DAMUSEAU ThomasFRA
DE KORT KoenNED
DOI YukihiroJPN
DUMOULIN TomNED
GENIEZ AlexandreFRA
KITTEL MarcelGER
KLUGE RogerGER
STAMSNIJDER TomNED
UNITEDHEALTHCARE (UHC)
(USA)
CLARKE JonathanAUS
DE MAAR MarcAHO
DEIGNAN PhilipIRL
JONES ChristopherUSA
LOUDER JeffryUSA
MCCARTNEY JasonUSA
SUTHERLAND RoryAUS
WHITE BradleyUSA
BISSELL CYCLING (BPC)
(USA)
BALDWIN ChristopherUSA
BARTON ChrisUSA
BEVIN PatrickNZL
DAHLHEIM AndrewUSA
JACQUES-MAYNES BenUSA
JONES CarterUSA
PIPP Frank KevinUSA
VENNELL JeremyNZL
BONTRAGER LIVESTRONG (TLS)
(USA)
ATKINS JoshuaNZL
BOSWELL IanUSA
BROWN NathanUSA
CRADDOCK LawsonUSA
DOMBROWSKI Joseph LloydUSA
EASTMAN RyanUSA
MANNION GavinUSA
STUYVEN JasperBEL
EXERGY (XRG)
(USA)
ALZATE ESCOBAR Carlos EduardoCOL
COOKE MattUSA
DIAZ CORRALES Andrès MiguelCOL
LOADER LoganUSA
RODRIGUEZ FredUSA
SCHMITT MorganUSA
TVETCOV SergheiMDA
OPTUM p/b KELLY BENEFIT STRATEGIES (OPT)
(USA)
ANTHONY JesseUSA
BAJADALI AndrewUSA
CANDELARIO AlexanderUSA
CREED MichaelUSA
FRIEDMAN MichaelUSA
HANSON KenUSA
ZIRBEL TomUSA
ZWIZANSKI ScottUSA


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valverde321
Just some general race news.

Horner seems great to defend his title!
Leipheimer as some of you may know, was struck by a car a few weeks ago, so his form will likely be absent.

Gesink, Nibali and Sagan are also here.

Kittel and Matthews will battle Boonen, McEwan and Ciolek.

Pat McCarty is here for Spidertech to defend his KoM jersey, as well as the Jacques-Maynes brothers.

And of course you cant forget Danielson and Talansky, as well as Rory Sutherland, who usually does well here.
 
Ulrich Ulriksen
Talansky was great in Romandie. You didn't mention Van Garderen, he should be top 5.

I am hoping for one of these two young Americans, the US needs a new GC star.
 
Avin Wargunnson
Great preview Valv, should be an interesting race.
I see it as Horner vs. Nibali vs. Gesink vs. Velits vs. Garmin battle.
Especially i am interested in what Talansky could do after the great Romandie if he will get the free role besides Danielson and Dave Z.
And of course i am looking to the next Sagan's performance after the month rest, i hope he will try to go for some stage win. Smile
Edited by Avin Wargunnson on 11-05-2012 06:10
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kumazan
Avin Wargunnson wrote:
I see it as Horner vs. Nibali vs. Gesink vs. Velits vs. Garmin battle.


Not Nibbles and Gesink please, I want them fit in the Tour. Not sure about Gesink's shape though, he seemed to start decently, considering the circumstances, but has struggled during the first part of the season.
 
Avin Wargunnson
kumazan wrote:
Avin Wargunnson wrote:
I see it as Horner vs. Nibali vs. Gesink vs. Velits vs. Garmin battle.


Not Nibbles and Gesink please, I want them fit in the Tour. Not sure about Gesink's shape though, he seemed to start decently, considering the circumstances, but has struggled during the first part of the season.

Yeah, these two are also my darkhorses for July, to break for me hatred trio of E-W-Schl. so probably not the best form in USA, but Nibbles seems riding many races to win ,not just to take part, so i believe in him somewhat here.

But the US riders Horner,Daielson,Talansky are the bigger favourites for sure, maybe OPQS will mix it up a bit, Velits should start doing good again after the good early season.

Edit: Btw i think it is not important in which shape Gesink will be in July, he will crash anyway to not my liking. I hope he will prove me wrong. Pfft
Edited by Avin Wargunnson on 11-05-2012 06:23
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sutty68
Would be Great to see Horner defend his title, but i don't think he will have it all his own way this time around Frown
 
Alakagom
I am definitely not staying up late at night for this Pfft Only Americans care for GC here so Horner has it in the bag if he doesn't get injured somewhere. Sagan too win 2/3 stages as well. Gesink will come anonymous Top 10/15 if you looked how he races this year. Nibs probably Top 5 or 3 if he wants too.
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Guido Mukk
Great race..great stages..but why they hell these idiots must race same time with Giro?
They can not win this competition.
Edited by Guido Mukk on 11-05-2012 09:34
 
sutty68
Judging by the strength of the field i think the race is going to be a classic this year Wink
 
baseballlover312
Horner has to be the favorite.

Also, you gotta cheer for Mcewen in his last race. Sad
Edited by baseballlover312 on 11-05-2012 11:59
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kumazan
The strength of the field says nothing. Look at the Vuelta last year, Nibbles, Scarponi, Purito, Menchov, VDB, just to have Cobo vs Froome. Most of the best non-Americans will just go to Cali for a training ride.
 
ruben
Gesink has been training hard in the US and hopes to have a good result to build some confidence ahead of the Tour.

But he is uncertain as well about his strength. He has no clue wether he can return to a good level in races. He sas his training values are around or even better than old ones. But in races he lacks rythm
 
valverde321
I think a better reason for having the Tour of Cali moved to May, rather than February, is it allows them to ride in better weather. (Or it was supposed to)

And secondly, it gives the riders an alternative, to their build-up for July, even though I dont think riding the Giro is the best option for that anyway.

My dark horse for the sprints, has to be Boivin of Spidertech. I'm also excited to see what David Boily can do, at this level.
 
siwi
Always looking forward to this race. Im often up at night, and its just a fact that there is not enough live cycling at nights!! Pfft Tour of California ftw.

Well should be a good race - or at least i hope so. Its a big target for Brian Vandborg, so i will look forward to se how he can do it in this race.
 
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Mresuperstar
Yes! One of the few races I get to watch live every year. Pretty sad that NBC doesn't broadcast the Giro but will show the Amgen live for each stage. Just goes to show how the majority of Americans hate supporting sports that are foreign based (like soccer, which I also love that gets minimal coverage). Which means I only get to see the TDF (which I'm surprised they still show that now that Lance isn't competing Pfft ) and California. I really should move to Europe ... Rolling Eyes
 
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Ian Butler
Great profiles this year, curious who'll win. Hope McEwen wins a mass sprint.
 
Alakagom
UCI confirms no passport controls for Amgen Tour of California...
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kumazan
Again. lol Perfect to 'prepare' the Tour de France.
 
arthon
kumazan wrote:
Again. lol Perfect to 'prepare' the Tour de France.

Do Americans have beef on the menu?Pfft
Edited by arthon on 11-05-2012 20:38
 
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