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1 month is over - well already 1 month and a day after the Tour of South China Sea - so its time for a monthly Rankings update.

PCT

Hollister top the standings after being the highest scoring team in the 12 stage Vuelta al Tachira, while WWE's performances there see them back up to 2nd having been the early leaders.

AirBaltic and Jaguar have race victories to their credit already, while Cisco and Sram are up there for having had a couple of decent races.

Promotion contenders Bouygues Telecom are into the Top 10, while some of their expected rivals are at the other end. Vueling and Vespa have hardly raced though, while Tinkoff and Volkswagen have not raced at all.

1	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	481
2	Team WWE	PCT	360
3	AirBaltic - Endura	PCT	248
4	HTC Nieuwsblad	PCT	244
5	Cisco Cycling Team	PCT	236
6	Sram - Riboxx	PCT	223
7	Jaguar - Eritel	PCT	208
8	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	PCT	190
9	Bouygues Telecom	PCT	163
10	Meiji - Cannondale	PCT	155
11	Prio - Porto	PCT	150
12	Team CSC-Orbea	PCT	133
13	Evian-MIAT	PCT	124
14	Team Bpost	PCT	123
15	Oz Cycling Project	PCT	111
16	ING Cycling Project	PCT	110
17	PFG-Armavia	PCT	100
18	Repsol-Cativen	PCT	89
19	Team Bintang	PCT	80
20	Pivovarna LaÅ¡ko	PCT	78
21	Rothaus - Aegon	PCT	72
22	LukOil-Rostelekom	PCT	69
23	Swedbank-PEAB	PCT	66
24	Alstom-RBC	PCT	55
25	Team Vueling Airlines	PCT	28
26	Metinvest-Emirates	PCT	15
27	Vespa-Aprilia Racing	PCT	11
28	Amex Pro Cycling	PCT	0
29	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	PCT	0
30	VolksWagen-Mapei	PCT	0

Now let's bring race days into consideration. Hollister, Cisco and WWE have used the most, so it is a good job for them that they are up at the top end of the scale. But actually, Hollister are doing quite well out of their race days so far, only being behind Sram and AirBaltic.

January is the worst month to look at all of this however, as there really hasnt been enough races for it to mean anything.

Position	Jersey	Team	Division	Race Days	Points per Race Day	Projection	Total
1		Sram - Riboxx	PCT	8	27.9	4878	223
2		AirBaltic - Endura	PCT	10	24.8	4340	248
3		Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	22	21.9	3826	481
4		Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	PCT	10	19.0	3325	190
5		Jaguar - Eritel	PCT	11	18.9	3309	208
6		Rothaus - Aegon	PCT	4	18.0	3150	72
7		Team WWE	PCT	23	15.7	2739	360
8		Meiji - Cannondale	PCT	10	15.5	2713	155
9		Team Bpost	PCT	8	15.4	2691	123
10		HTC Nieuwsblad	PCT	18	13.6	2372	244
11		Bouygues Telecom	PCT	14	11.6	2038	163
12		PFG-Armavia	PCT	9	11.1	1944	100
13		Oz Cycling Project	PCT	10	11.1	1943	111
14		Team CSC-Orbea	PCT	12	11.1	1940	133
15		Cisco Cycling Team	PCT	22	10.7	1877	236
16		Prio - Porto	PCT	14	10.7	1875	150
17		Evian-MIAT	PCT	12	10.3	1808	124
18		ING Cycling Project	PCT	14	7.9	1375	110
19		Pivovarna LaÅ¡ko	PCT	10	7.8	1365	78
20		Metinvest-Emirates	PCT	2	7.5	1313	15
21		Repsol-Cativen	PCT	12	7.4	1298	89
22		Team Bintang	PCT	12	6.7	1167	80
23		Swedbank-PEAB	PCT	10	6.6	1155	66
24		Alstom-RBC	PCT	9	6.1	1069	55
25		Vespa-Aprilia Racing	PCT	2	5.5	963	11
26		LukOil-Rostelekom	PCT	14	4.9	863	69
27		Team Vueling Airlines	PCT	8	3.5	613	28
28		Amex Pro Cycling	PCT	6	0.0	0	0
29		Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	PCT			0	0
30		VolksWagen-Mapei	PCT			0	0

Over in the individual standings, it is Florentino Marquez who leads - but he isnt too far ahead of Alex Dowsett, considering that the stage race Dowsett won was only half as long.

Pellizotti and Greipel make WWE a strong presence in the Top 5, while Gavazzi is the highest placed rider to have scored in more than 1 race so far - Haussler, Vaitkus, Davis and Napolitano have all alsore scored in multiple races, and feature in the Top 10.

1	Marquez	Florentino	ESP	HTC Nieuwsblad	PCT	231
2	Dowsett	Alex	GBR	Jaguar - Eritel	PCT	171
3	Pellizotti	Franco	ITA	Team WWE	PCT	152
4	Greipel	AndrÃ©	GER	Team WWE	PCT	140
5	Gavazzi	Francesco	ITA	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	PCT	139
6	Efimkin	Aleksandr	RUS	Cisco Cycling Team	PCT	135
7	Haussler	Heinrich	GER	Sram - Riboxx	PCT	135
8	Vaitkus	Tomas	LTU	AirBaltic - Endura	PCT	133
9	Davis	Allan	AUS	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	127
10	Napolitano	Danilo	ITA	Evian-MIAT	PCT	107
11	Serebriakov	Aleksandr	RUS	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	103
12	Rodrigues	Vitor	POR	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	102
13	Suaza	Jaime	COL	Bouygues Telecom	PCT	77
14	Vantomme	Maxime	BEL	Rothaus - Aegon	PCT	71
15	Costa	Rui	POR	Team CSC-Orbea	PCT	71
16	Manan	Anuar	MAS	Meiji - Cannondale	PCT	70
17	Kip	IsmaÃ«l	NED	ING Cycling Project	PCT	64
18	Monsalve	Yonathan	VEN	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	63
19	Izagirre	Gorka	ESP	LukOil-Rostelekom	PCT	58
20	Docker	Mitch	AUS	AirBaltic - Endura	PCT	55
21	Zingle	Romain	BEL	Team Bpost	PCT	53
22	Ardila Cano	Alex	COL	Repsol-Cativen	PCT	52
23	Avelino	Ã“scar	POR	Prio - Porto	PCT	50
24	Schelling	Patrick	SWI	Cisco Cycling Team	PCT	48
25	Sai-Udomsin	Phucong	THA	PFG-Armavia	PCT	46
26	Hermans	Ben	BEL	Swedbank-PEAB	PCT	44
27	Soupe	Geoffrey	FRA	Alstom-RBC	PCT	43
28	Mendes	Jose	POR	Prio - Porto	PCT	43
29	Feillu	Romain	FRA	Team Bpost	PCT	42
30	Visconti	Giovanni	ITA	Oz Cycling Project	PCT	39
31	Barrio	Sergio	ESP	Team CSC-Orbea	PCT	39
32	NicÃ¡cio	Pedro	BRA	Prio - Porto	PCT	37
33	Seledkov	Ivan	RUS	Team Bintang	PCT	37
34	Ochoa Quintero	Richard	VEN	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	36
35	Hatanaka	Yusuke	JPN	Meiji - Cannondale	PCT	36
36	Weylandt	Wouter	BEL	Bouygues Telecom	PCT	35
37	Cavendish	Mark	GBR	AirBaltic - Endura	PCT	34
38	Kump	Marko	SLO	Pivovarna LaÅ¡ko	PCT	34
39	Wegmann	Fabian	GER	Sram - Riboxx	PCT	34
40	De Fauw	Dimitri	BEL	Team Bintang	PCT	34
41	Solis	Ã“scar	BOL	Bouygues Telecom	PCT	32
42	Kinoshita	Tomohiro	JPN	Meiji - Cannondale	PCT	32
43	Ford	William	AUS	Oz Cycling Project	PCT	30
44	Pineau	JÃ©rÃ´me	FRA	Team WWE	PCT	30
45	Vanspeybrouck	Pieter	BEL	Team Bpost	PCT	28
46	Rowe	Matt	GBR	AirBaltic - Endura	PCT	26
47	Gerrans	Simon	AUS	Oz Cycling Project	PCT	26
48	Hansen	Adam	AUS	Pivovarna LaÅ¡ko	PCT	25
49	Galiev	Ulugbek	KAZ	Cisco Cycling Team	PCT	22
50	Betancourt	Carlos	COL	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	22

Spoiler

51	Hopman	Jan	NED	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	PCT	22
52	Aru	Fabio	ITA	ING Cycling Project	PCT	20
53	Wang	Meiyin	CHN	PFG-Armavia	PCT	20
54	Briceno	Jimmi	VEN	Repsol-Cativen	PCT	19
55	Hamza	Faycal	ALG	Jaguar - Eritel	PCT	18
56	Eichler	Markus	GER	Sram - Riboxx	PCT	18
57	Bakhin	Evgeny	RUS	PFG-Armavia	PCT	17
58	Santos	Bruno	POR	Prio - Porto	PCT	17
59	Duggan	Timothy	USA	Sram - Riboxx	PCT	16
60	Kennaugh	Peter	GBR	Team Vueling Airlines	PCT	16
61	Lloyd	Matthew	AUS	Oz Cycling Project	PCT	14
62	Kreder	Michel	NED	Swedbank-PEAB	PCT	13
63	Rocchetti	Federico	ITA	Evian-MIAT	PCT	12
64	Hudecek	Jiri	CZE	Sram - Riboxx	PCT	12
65	Zaballa	Constantino	ESP	Team CSC-Orbea	PCT	12
66	Vingerling	Michael	NED	Team WWE	PCT	12
67	Selander	Bjorn	USA	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	11
68	Saldarriaga	Andres	COL	ING Cycling Project	PCT	11
69	Guarnieri	Jacopo	ITA	Vespa-Aprilia Racing	PCT	11
70	Vesely	Daniel	CZE	Cisco Cycling Team	PCT	10
71	Bole	Grega	SLO	Pivovarna LaÅ¡ko	PCT	10
72	Priamo	Matteo	ITA	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	PCT	10
73	Taborre	Fabio	ITA	Cisco Cycling Team	PCT	9
74	Hutarovich	Yauheni	BLR	Pivovarna LaÅ¡ko	PCT	9
75	Soler	Mauricio	COL	Repsol-Cativen	PCT	9
76	Nielsen	Magnus Cort	DEN	Swedbank-PEAB	PCT	9
77	Teruel	Eloy	ESP	Team CSC-Orbea	PCT	9
78	Diniz	Alex	BRA	Team WWE	PCT	9
79	Proni	Alessandro	ITA	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	8
80	CastaÃ±o	Carlos	ESP	ING Cycling Project	PCT	8
81	Becerra	JuliÃ¡n	COL	Team WWE	PCT	8
82	Salas	Sebastian	CAN	Alstom-RBC	PCT	7
83	Bablidze	Irakli	GEO	Bouygues Telecom	PCT	7
84	Locatelli	Stefano	ITA	Bouygues Telecom	PCT	7
85	Scheirlinckx	Staf	BEL	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	7
86	Santambrogio	Mauro	ITA	Meiji - Cannondale	PCT	7
87	Van Poppel	Boy	NED	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	PCT	7
88	Oelerich	Jan	GER	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	PCT	7
89	Dyachenko	Aleksandr	KAZ	Cisco Cycling Team	PCT	6
90	Teklehaimanot	Daniel	ERI	Jaguar - Eritel	PCT	6
91	Abelouache	Essaid	MOR	Jaguar - Eritel	PCT	6
92	Popov	Evgeni	RUS	LukOil-Rostelekom	PCT	6
93	Kwok	Ho-Ting	HKG	Meiji - Cannondale	PCT	6
94	Krasnoperov	Mikayil	UKR	Team Bintang	PCT	6
95	Kadri	Blel	FRA	Team Vueling Airlines	PCT	6
96	Osella	Marco	ITA	Cisco Cycling Team	PCT	5
97	Puusepp	Martin	EST	Evian-MIAT	PCT	5
98	Berard	Julien	FRA	HTC Nieuwsblad	PCT	5
99	Mironov	Aleksandr	RUS	LukOil-Rostelekom	PCT	5
100	Vitoria	David	SWI	Metinvest-Emirates	PCT	5
101	Hoffman	Nolan	RSA	Metinvest-Emirates	PCT	5
102	Lagkuti	Sergiy	UKR	Metinvest-Emirates	PCT	5
103	Smukulis	Gatis	LAT	Sram - Riboxx	PCT	5
104	Groenewegen	Dylan	NED	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	PCT	5
105	Boivin	Guillaume	CAN	Alstom-RBC	PCT	4
106	Broco	HernÃ¢ni	POR	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	4
107	Pantano GÃ³mez	Jarlinson	COL	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	4
108	Morton	Lachlan	AUS	HTC Nieuwsblad	PCT	4
109	Arashiro	Yukiya	JPN	Meiji - Cannondale	PCT	4
110	Pranata	Jimmy	INA	PFG-Armavia	PCT	4
111	Tamayo Martinez	Juan Sebastian	COL	PFG-Armavia	PCT	4
112	Yeung	Ying Hon	HKG	PFG-Armavia	PCT	4
113	Agudelo	Jairo	COL	Repsol-Cativen	PCT	4
114	Ortega	Sergio	CHL	Repsol-Cativen	PCT	4
115	Viennet	Emilien	FRA	Team Vueling Airlines	PCT	4
116	Tankink	Bram	NED	Team WWE	PCT	4
117	Richardson	Simon	GBR	AirBaltic - Endura	PCT	3
118	Camier	Jean-FranÃ§ois	FRA	Bouygues Telecom	PCT	3
119	Van der Lijke	Nick	NED	HTC Nieuwsblad	PCT	3
120	King	Ben	USA	ING Cycling Project	PCT	3
121	Konte	Bassirou	CIV	Jaguar - Eritel	PCT	3
122	Teklit	Tesfar	ERI	Jaguar - Eritel	PCT	3
123	Sohrabi	Mahdi	IRN	PFG-Armavia	PCT	3
124	Carvalho	Antonio	POR	Prio - Porto	PCT	3
125	Keisse	Iljo	BEL	Sram - Riboxx	PCT	3
126	Raisin	Saul	USA	Team Bintang	PCT	3
127	El Fares	Julien	FRA	Bouygues Telecom	PCT	2
128	Sambris	Ruslan	MOL	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	2
129	Thire	Jonathon	FRA	ING Cycling Project	PCT	2
130	Masciarelli	Simone	ITA	ING Cycling Project	PCT	2
131	Rasmussen	Alex	DEN	Oz Cycling Project	PCT	2
132	Merino Criado	Jesus	ESP	Team CSC-Orbea	PCT	2
133	Reimer	Martin	GER	Team Vueling Airlines	PCT	2
134	Damrow	Sascha	GER	Team WWE	PCT	2
135	Houle	Hugo	CAN	Alstom-RBC	PCT	1
136	Salerno	Cristiano	ITA	Cisco Cycling Team	PCT	1
137	Brea	Anthony JosÃ©	VEN	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	1
138	Goos	Marc	NED	HTC Nieuwsblad	PCT	1
139	Bennett	Sam	IRL	Jaguar - Eritel	PCT	1
140	Suryadi	Dadi	INA	PFG-Armavia	PCT	1
141	Lo Cicero	Ivano	ITA	PFG-Armavia	PCT	1
142	Acevedo	Janier Alexis	COL	Repsol-Cativen	PCT	1
143	Iglinski	Valentin	KAZ	Rothaus - Aegon	PCT	1
144	Jeandesbosz	Fabrice	FRA	Team WWE	PCT	1
145	Roulston	Hayden	NZL	Team WWE	PCT	1
146	Astarloza	Mikel	ESP	Team WWE	PCT	1

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Posted on 01-02-2013 21:15

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CT

At one point in January, Iberia were above all PCT teams, so it is no surprise that they lead the CT standings 1 month in. They have been a pointscoring presences in all 4 CT races so far, winning 2 of them.

Up in 2nd are Kenya Airways. They won Luis Puig, which helped, but a 120 point return from Vuelta al Tachira is what has really put them up there. Allianz have made a promisingly consistent start, while Adira are the other C2 race winners.

The four teams on 0 have yet to start their season.

1	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	271
2	Kenya Airways - Barclays	CT	193
3	Allianz-BMW	CT	163
4	Adira Isq-Project	CT	160
5	Team Gazelle	CT	120
6	Die Berg Komt Er	CT	106
7	Futbol Club Barcelona - Estrella Damm	CT	75
8	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	CT	74
9	Team PrivatBank	CT	69
10	Risa - Ergon	CT	67
11	Kappa - ENI	CT	61
12	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	CT	59
13	Magna-Ryanair	CT	58
14	Banco Nacional de Costa Rica	CT	49
15	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	CT	48
16	Vattenfall Cycling	CT	23
17	Boeing-Vivacom	CT	13
18	Sauber Petronas	CT	10
19	ANC-Halfords	CT	0
20	Cadbury-Schweppes	CT	0
21	Ekspla-Cision	CT	0
22	Team Credexbank	CT	0

If Iberia keep this up they will be promoted by miles, meanwhile Gazelle show themselves to be 2nd in the projection standings - matching many people's predicted Top 2s. Allianz also looking like promotion challengers in 3rd.

Position	Jersey	Team	Division	Race Days	Points per Race Day	Projection	Total
1		Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	11	24.6	3695	271
2		Team Gazelle	CT	6	20.0	3000	120
3		Allianz-BMW	CT	9	18.1	2717	163
4		MTN - World Bicycle Relief	CT	5	14.8	2220	74
5		Team PrivatBank	CT	5	13.8	2070	69
6		Kappa - ENI	CT	5	12.2	1830	61
7		Mobil - Castrol Cycling	CT	4	12.0	1800	48
8		Die Berg Komt Er	CT	9	11.8	1767	106
9		Vattenfall Cycling	CT	2	11.5	1725	23
10		Adira Isq-Project	CT	15	10.7	1600	160
11		Kenya Airways - Barclays	CT	19	10.2	1524	193
12		Magna-Ryanair	CT	6	9.7	1450	58
13		Futbol Club Barcelona - Estrella Damm	CT	11	6.8	1023	75
14		Risa - Ergon	CT	10	6.7	1005	67
15		Boeing-Vivacom	CT	2	6.5	975	13
16		Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	CT	10	5.9	885	59
17		Banco Nacional de Costa Rica	CT	14	3.5	525	49
18		Sauber Petronas	CT	10	1.0	150	10
19		ANC-Halfords	CT			0	0
20		Cadbury-Schweppes	CT			0	0
21		Ekspla-Cision	CT			0	0
22		Team Credexbank	CT			0	0

The ever present Dietmar Mehr-Wenige tops the Individual standings, where Iberia are less present due to them splitting the points scoring opportunities between different riders. Moreno is still up there in 2nd though, after winning the Tour d'Algerie.

Iker Camano is in 3rd, already with a C1 Stage win to his name, with Rodas 4th after his mountain stage triumph in Algerie, Talabardon a consistent 5th, and Masuda up there in a surprise 6th after taking 2nd in the Tour of South China Sea.

1	Mehr-Wenige	Dietmar	GER	Adira Isq-Project	CT	122
2	Moreno	Daniel	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	79
3	CamaÃ±o	Iker	ESP	Kenya Airways - Barclays	CT	67
4	Rodas	JuliÃ¡n	COL	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	CT	59
5	Talabardon	Yannick	FRA	Allianz-BMW	CT	58
6	Masuda	Nariyuki	JPN	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	CT	56
7	Polivoda	Oleksandr	UKR	Team PrivatBank	CT	55
8	Dekkers	Hans	NED	Allianz-BMW	CT	54
9	Schinker	Nico	LUX	Kenya Airways - Barclays	CT	53
10	Weening	Pieter	NED	Team Gazelle	CT	46
11	Rodriguez Oliver	Joaquin	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	45
12	Marzano	Marco	ITA	Kappa - ENI	CT	45
13	Dyrnes	Kristian	NOR	Risa - Ergon	CT	41
14	Ndbri	Zakayo	KEN	Kenya Airways - Barclays	CT	40
15	Furdi	Blaz	SLO	Team Gazelle	CT	38
16	SÃ¡nchez Gonzalez	Samuel	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	35
17	Lay	Saulo	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	32
18	Ilias	Perikles	GRE	Magna-Ryanair	CT	31
19	Arroyo	David	ESP	Die Berg Komt Er	CT	27
20	Carrara	Matteo	ITA	Allianz-BMW	CT	26
21	Hochmann	JÃri	CZE	Die Berg Komt Er	CT	26
22	Nieve	Mikel	ESP	Futbol Club Barcelona - Estrella Damm	CT	26
23	Grau	Jordi	ESP	Futbol Club Barcelona - Estrella Damm	CT	25
24	Anton Martin	Francisco	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	24
25	Cabreira	JoÃ£o	POR	Adira Isq-Project	CT	23
26	Abakoumov	Igor	BEL	Die Berg Komt Er	CT	23
27	Sutton	Christopher	AUS	Risa - Ergon	CT	21
28	Speirs	Isaac	IRL	Magna-Ryanair	CT	20
29	Valencia	Juan Pablo	COL	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	18
30	Martinez	Yasmani	CUB	Kenya Airways - Barclays	CT	17
31	Vrecer	Robert	SLO	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	CT	17
32	Galle	Simon	SWD	Vattenfall Cycling	CT	15
33	Cano	Jose Luis	ESP	Banco Nacional de Costa Rica	CT	14
34	Routley	Will	CAN	Boeing-Vivacom	CT	13
35	Chavanel	SÃ©bastien	FRA	Die Berg Komt Er	CT	13
36	Blazquez	Andoni	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	13
37	Salas	Marco	CRC	Banco Nacional de Costa Rica	CT	12
38	Abdallah	Cherif	EGY	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	CT	12
39	Hoelgaard	Daniel	NOR	Team PrivatBank	CT	12
40	Calzati	Sylvain	FRA	Futbol Club Barcelona - Estrella Damm	CT	11
41	FernÃ¡ndez Oliveira	Luis	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	11
42	Ciocan	Alex	ROM	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	CT	11
43	Nardin	Thiago Duarte	BRA	Team Gazelle	CT	11
44	Lequatre	Geoffroy	FRA	Futbol Club Barcelona - Estrella Damm	CT	10
45	Silva	Daniel Eduardo	POR	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	CT	10
46	Kirchen	Kim	LUX	Allianz-BMW	CT	9
47	Esquivel	Deiber	CRC	Banco Nacional de Costa Rica	CT	9
48	Ghafari	Vahid	IRN	Kenya Airways - Barclays	CT	9
49	Dall'Antonia	Tiziano	ITA	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	CT	9
50	Galta	Fredrik Strand	NOR	Adira Isq-Project	CT	8

Spoiler

51	Maes	Nikolas	BEL	Allianz-BMW	CT	8
52	Firsanov	Sergey	RUS	Banco Nacional de Costa Rica	CT	8
53	Rizza	Emanuele	ITA	Die Berg Komt Er	CT	8
54	Maisto	Massimiliano	ITA	Kappa - ENI	CT	8
55	Schurter	Nino	SWI	Sauber Petronas	CT	8
56	Tiainen	Sami	FIN	Vattenfall Cycling	CT	8
57	Perez Sanchez	Francisco	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	6
58	Kiserlovski	Emanuel	CRO	Kappa - ENI	CT	6
59	Belletti	Manuel	ITA	Magna-Ryanair	CT	6
60	Daspuntsag	Erdenebayar	MGL	Team Gazelle	CT	6
61	Westra	Lieuwe	NED	Team Gazelle	CT	6
62	Mugerli	Matej	SLO	Team Gazelle	CT	6
63	DurÃ¡n	Marconi	CRC	Allianz-BMW	CT	5
64	De Weert	Kevin	BEL	Die Berg Komt Er	CT	5
65	Olsson	Michael	SWD	Risa - Ergon	CT	5
66	Antunes	Amaro	POR	Adira Isq-Project	CT	4
67	Colex	Bernardo	MEX	Banco Nacional de Costa Rica	CT	4
68	Casimiro	Henrique Madeira	POR	Kenya Airways - Barclays	CT	4
69	Delaplace	Anthony	FRA	Allianz-BMW	CT	3
70	Ã˜stergaard	Niki	DEN	Die Berg Komt Er	CT	3
71	Gallego	Diego	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	3
72	Toribio	Jose Vicente	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	3
73	Njoroge	Daniel	KEN	Kenya Airways - Barclays	CT	3
74	Ben Youcef	Abdalla	ALG	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	CT	3
75	Kriek	Christiaan	RSA	Team Gazelle	CT	3
76	Jumabekov	Nazar	KAZ	Banco Nacional de Costa Rica	CT	2
77	Haddi	Soufiane	MOR	Futbol Club Barcelona - Estrella Damm	CT	2
78	Hugentobler	Greogry	SWI	Sauber Petronas	CT	2
79	Duchesne	Antoine	CAN	Team Gazelle	CT	2
80	Buts	Vitaliy	UKR	Team PrivatBank	CT	2
81	Cardoso	AndrÃ©	POR	Adira Isq-Project	CT	1
82	Soto Pereira	Jorge Adelbo	URU	Adira Isq-Project	CT	1
83	Reis	Rafael	POR	Adira Isq-Project	CT	1
84	Bratashcuk	Andrii	UKR	Die Berg Komt Er	CT	1
85	Florencio	Xavier	ESP	Futbol Club Barcelona - Estrella Damm	CT	1
86	Bongiorno	Francesco	ITA	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	1
87	Chaves	Johan Esteban	COL	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	1
88	Peeters	Kevin	BEL	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	CT	1
89	Ortega	Manuel	ESP	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	CT	1
90	Choi	Suk-Young	KOR	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	CT	1
91	Penasa	Pierre Paolo	ITA	Kappa - ENI	CT	1
92	Wellens	Tim	BEL	Kappa - ENI	CT	1
93	Eibegger	Markus	AUT	Magna-Ryanair	CT	1
94	Mora	Juan	VEN	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	CT	1
95	Vangenechten	Jonas	BEL	Team Gazelle	CT	1
96	Sentjens	Roy	BEL	Team Gazelle	CT	1

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Africa Tour

Just the Tour d'Algerie so far on the Africa Tour. Iberia won the race with Dani Moreno, and so they top the standings.

1	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	118
2	Allianz-BMW	CT	80
3	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	CT	74
4	Team PrivatBank	CT	69
5	Kappa - ENI	CT	61
6	Alstom-RBC	PCT	48
7	Die Berg Komt Er	CT	40
8	Adira Isq-Project	CT	35
9	Kenya Airways - Barclays	CT	28
10	PFG-Armavia	PCT	26
11	Jaguar - Eritel	PCT	24
12	Futbol Club Barcelona - Estrella Damm	CT	21
13	Team WWE	PCT	15

1	Moreno	Daniel	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	79
2	Rodas	JuliÃ¡n	COL	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	CT	59
3	Polivoda	Oleksandr	UKR	Team PrivatBank	CT	55
4	Marzano	Marco	ITA	Kappa - ENI	CT	45
5	Soupe	Geoffrey	FRA	Alstom-RBC	PCT	43
6	Talabardon	Yannick	FRA	Allianz-BMW	CT	35
7	Arroyo	David	ESP	Die Berg Komt Er	CT	27
8	Carrara	Matteo	ITA	Allianz-BMW	CT	25
9	Cabreira	JoÃ£o	POR	Adira Isq-Project	CT	23
10	Anton Martin	Francisco	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	19
11	Hamza	Faycal	ALG	Jaguar - Eritel	PCT	18
12	Martinez	Yasmani	CUB	Kenya Airways - Barclays	CT	17
13	Bakhin	Evgeny	RUS	PFG-Armavia	PCT	17
14	Nieve	Mikel	ESP	Futbol Club Barcelona - Estrella Damm	CT	13
15	Abdallah	Cherif	EGY	MTN - World Bicycle Relief	CT	12
16	Hoelgaard	Daniel	NOR	Team PrivatBank	CT	12
17	FernÃ¡ndez Oliveira	Luis	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	11
18	Dekkers	Hans	NED	Allianz-BMW	CT	9
19	Schinker	Nico	LUX	Kenya Airways - Barclays	CT	8
20	Galta	Fredrik Strand	NOR	Adira Isq-Project	CT	8

America Tour

The Clasico San Cristobal opened the season, but it is no surprise that the Vuelta al Tachira dominates the early America Tour stadnings. Marquez leads the invidual standings, while Hollister are the leading team - in a standing which they won last season.

1	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	304
2	HTC Nieuwsblad	PCT	241
3	Team WWE	PCT	188
4	Bouygues Telecom	PCT	163
5	Prio - Porto	PCT	130
6	Kenya Airways - Barclays	CT	120
7	ING Cycling Project	PCT	110
8	Cisco Cycling Team	PCT	91
9	Repsol-Cativen	PCT	89
10	Team Bintang	PCT	80
11	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	65
12	LukOil-Rostelekom	PCT	64
13	Banco Nacional de Costa Rica	CT	49
14	Team Gazelle	CT	39
15	Adira Isq-Project	CT	35
16	Allianz-BMW	CT	30
17	Magna-Ryanair	CT	26
18	Team CSC-Orbea	PCT	17
19	Futbol Club Barcelona - Estrella Damm	CT	15
20	Boeing-Vivacom	CT	13
21	Alstom-RBC	PCT	7

1	Marquez	Florentino	ESP	HTC Nieuwsblad	PCT	231
2	Pellizotti	Franco	ITA	Team WWE	PCT	152
3	Serebriakov	Aleksandr	RUS	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	103
4	Rodrigues	Vitor	POR	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	102
5	Suaza	Jaime	COL	Bouygues Telecom	PCT	77
6	CamaÃ±o	Iker	ESP	Kenya Airways - Barclays	CT	67
7	Kip	IsmaÃ«l	NED	ING Cycling Project	PCT	64
8	Monsalve	Yonathan	VEN	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	63
9	Izagirre	Gorka	ESP	LukOil-Rostelekom	PCT	58
10	Ardila Cano	Alex	COL	Repsol-Cativen	PCT	52
11	Avelino	Ã“scar	POR	Prio - Porto	PCT	50
12	Schelling	Patrick	SWI	Cisco Cycling Team	PCT	48
13	Rodriguez Oliver	Joaquin	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	45
14	Mendes	Jose	POR	Prio - Porto	PCT	43
15	Ndbri	Zakayo	KEN	Kenya Airways - Barclays	CT	40
16	NicÃ¡cio	Pedro	BRA	Prio - Porto	PCT	37
17	Seledkov	Ivan	RUS	Team Bintang	PCT	37
18	Ochoa Quintero	Richard	VEN	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	36
19	Weylandt	Wouter	BEL	Bouygues Telecom	PCT	35
20	De Fauw	Dimitri	BEL	Team Bintang	PCT	34

Asia Tour

The most competitive Regional Tour so far with four races down: the Tour Down Under, plus a one day race in all three categories. Evian-MIAT have scored in all four of them, but that has not helped them much. AirBaltic lead the way, ahead of Sram-Riboxx and Team UPC. Theres work to be done for the Asian squads!

Tour Down Under champion Alex Dowsett heads the individual standings, while fellow Australian race winner Andre Greipel follows him.

1	AirBaltic - Endura	PCT	248
2	Sram - Riboxx	PCT	223
3	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	PCT	190
4	Jaguar - Eritel	PCT	184
5	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	177
6	Team WWE	PCT	157
7	Meiji - Cannondale	PCT	155
8	Cisco Cycling Team	PCT	145
9	Evian-MIAT	PCT	124
10	Team Bpost	PCT	123
11	Oz Cycling Project	PCT	111
12	Team CSC-Orbea	PCT	105
13	Adira Isq-Project	CT	90
14	PFG-Armavia	PCT	74
15	Rothaus - Aegon	PCT	72
16	Pivovarna LaÅ¡ko	PCT	71
17	Risa - Ergon	CT	67
18	Swedbank-PEAB	PCT	66
19	Team Gazelle	CT	62
20	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	CT	59
21	Allianz-BMW	CT	53
22	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	51
23	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	CT	48
24	Futbol Club Barcelona - Estrella Damm	CT	28
25	Team Vueling Airlines	PCT	28
26	Metinvest-Emirates	PCT	15
27	Vespa-Aprilia Racing	PCT	11
28	Sauber Petronas	CT	10
29	LukOil-Rostelekom	PCT	5
30	Magna-Ryanair	CT	5
31	HTC Nieuwsblad	PCT	3

1	Dowsett	Alex	GBR	Jaguar - Eritel	PCT	171
2	Greipel	AndrÃ©	GER	Team WWE	PCT	140
3	Gavazzi	Francesco	ITA	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	PCT	139
4	Efimkin	Aleksandr	RUS	Cisco Cycling Team	PCT	135
5	Haussler	Heinrich	GER	Sram - Riboxx	PCT	135
6	Vaitkus	Tomas	LTU	AirBaltic - Endura	PCT	133
7	Davis	Allan	AUS	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	127
8	Napolitano	Danilo	ITA	Evian-MIAT	PCT	107
9	Mehr-Wenige	Dietmar	GER	Adira Isq-Project	CT	90
10	Vantomme	Maxime	BEL	Rothaus - Aegon	PCT	71
11	Costa	Rui	POR	Team CSC-Orbea	PCT	71
12	Manan	Anuar	MAS	Meiji - Cannondale	PCT	70
13	Masuda	Nariyuki	JPN	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	CT	56
14	Docker	Mitch	AUS	AirBaltic - Endura	PCT	55
15	Zingle	Romain	BEL	Team Bpost	PCT	53
16	Sai-Udomsin	Phucong	THA	PFG-Armavia	PCT	46
17	Dekkers	Hans	NED	Allianz-BMW	CT	45
18	Hermans	Ben	BEL	Swedbank-PEAB	PCT	44
19	Feillu	Romain	FRA	Team Bpost	PCT	42
20	Dyrnes	Kristian	NOR	Risa - Ergon	CT	41

Europe Tour

The busiest region on the calendar, just not yet. Trofeo Luis Puig opened the European season, and means that Nico Schinker leads the individual standings, and Die Berg Komt Er are the top team. It won't be long before the PCT squads take over the top though!

1	Die Berg Komt Er	CT	66
2	Kenya Airways - Barclays	CT	45
3	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	37
4	Magna-Ryanair	CT	27
5	Vattenfall Cycling	CT	23
6	Prio - Porto	PCT	20
7	Team Gazelle	CT	19
8	Team CSC-Orbea	PCT	11
9	Futbol Club Barcelona - Estrella Damm	CT	11
10	Pivovarna LaÅ¡ko	PCT	7

1	Schinker	Nico	LUX	Kenya Airways - Barclays	CT	45
2	Lay	Saulo	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	32
3	Hochmann	JÃri	CZE	Die Berg Komt Er	CT	26
4	Abakoumov	Igor	BEL	Die Berg Komt Er	CT	23
5	Speirs	Isaac	IRL	Magna-Ryanair	CT	20
6	Santos	Bruno	POR	Prio - Porto	PCT	17
7	Galle	Simon	SWD	Vattenfall Cycling	CT	15
8	Chavanel	SÃ©bastien	FRA	Die Berg Komt Er	CT	13
9	Nardin	Thiago Duarte	BRA	Team Gazelle	CT	11
10	Lequatre	Geoffroy	FRA	Futbol Club Barcelona - Estrella Damm	CT	10
11	Teruel	Eloy	ESP	Team CSC-Orbea	PCT	9
12	Tiainen	Sami	FIN	Vattenfall Cycling	CT	8
13	Kump	Marko	SLO	Pivovarna LaÅ¡ko	PCT	7
14	Belletti	Manuel	ITA	Magna-Ryanair	CT	6
15	Anton Martin	Francisco	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	5
16	Daspuntsag	Erdenebayar	MGL	Team Gazelle	CT	4
17	Ã˜stergaard	Niki	DEN	Die Berg Komt Er	CT	3
18	Carvalho	Antonio	POR	Prio - Porto	PCT	3
19	Duchesne	Antoine	CAN	Team Gazelle	CT	2
20	Merino Criado	Jesus	ESP	Team CSC-Orbea	PCT	2

Edited by SportingNonsense on 01-02-2013 22:51

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Really interest, thanks SN. Hollister certainly look on track for the top of the table, particularly if they can keep doing what Jayco did last year - pack out the lower GC places.

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Nice, don't know if we are allowed to post. I'll presume so...

On first looks, looks like Dyachenko had a real shocker for Cisco, only on 6 points

And looking forward to the Conti rankings. Haven't calculated it so hoping for a pleasant surprise (maybe a top 5?)

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Nice to see Marquez at the top, at least for few days / weeks. He'll really need to continue in the same fashion as in Tachira in his remaining 5 races to keep us away from relegation. Anyway good start, but we have to continue in the same fashion on coming cobbled races.

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I find the fact that two teams have yet to race to be quite interesting. Hopefully this is not something I need to concern myself about. Also pleased to see that we haven't messed up completely and currently look to be scoring a decent amount of points.

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Posted on 01-02-2013 21:40

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Looks much better for us than I expected after Tachira / China.

FroomeDog99 wrote:
On first looks, looks like Dyachenko had a real shocker for Cisco, only on 6 points

Yeah, but on the other hand I got 80 points from Schelling, Galiev and Vesely. That's more than Dyachenko was ever going to get from a top 10 in the GC.

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Not expecting much. Probably top 15, but I hope that after this month my start will start scoring points more seriously.

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CT is now up

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Hmm. Food for thought. Not so happy with that now with 11th on points per race day. Still, second is nice for now

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All to play for in the CT, some of the teams that have entered C1 races have had some excellent returns, while some have had that gamble blow up in their faces.

I think we are scoring at a decent rate, certainly without Rohregger not racing at all, but unless we get some surprise results I think were are fighting for top 10, not promotion.

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Knew it. It wasn't the best start of the season, but when the mountain calendar starts, there are points.

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Hollister have made a good solid start to the season - but then again the Australian and Americas races are really their cup of tea so is not a big surprise.

Once the European season gets going we will have more answers I think.

Iberia do already look very awesome, I see no reason why that cannot continue!

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The projection column is really quite interesting. Like it alot.

Even though it's early days - always seems that the team that gets off to the fastest start ends up hanging in there all season.

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It looks like the only way is up, or at least I'd like think things can't get any worse then my current rate of one point per race day.

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Regional rankings are now up

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Wow, this is a really nice addition SN! I have studied the rankings in several minutes now and it's so exciting to see us in the middle of the table and predicted to stay there based on the points pr raceday. But as you say, it's really difficult to make anything out of this before the season really kicks off. And ranking-wise it will probably just go one way for us after this, downwards

I also hope that AirBaltic, Sram, UPC, Jaguar, Hollister, WWE and several other teams keep away from Asia the rest of the season

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And this is why I only went for a Top 5 in the Asian Tour

We started off well I think, and still only 7th. Plus many others that are actually targeting Asia still behind us. Will be tougher to get into the Top 5 I think.

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Thanks for the very extensive stats!
I like the 'points per race' ranking. The set of data it's based on is indeed too small for it to be an accurate prediction of the final rankings. But it does put the amount of points the teams have earned so far into perspective. And that is much needed because of the big differences in days raced.

I'm very content with the 120 points the team have gathered in just 6 race days. It was a good start and I hope we can continue this form into February.

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