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Liège - Bastogne - Liège 2013
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 17-04-2013 20:54
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99th Liège - Bastogne - Liège
Information
Length: 257.5 km
Status: World Tour - Monument (100 Points, 80, 70, 60, 50, 40, 30, 20, 10, 4)
Profile
Climbs
| 1. 70 km - Côte de La Roche-en-Ardenne (2,8km à 6,2%) | | 2. 116,5 km - Côte de Saint-Roch (1 km à 11%) | | 3. 160 km - Côte de Wanne (2,7 km à 7,3%) | | 4. 166,5 km - Côte de Stockeu (1 km à 12,2%) | | 5. 172 km - Côte de la Haute-Levée (3,6km à 5,7%) | | 6. 185 km - Col du Rosier (4,4km à 5.9%) | | 7. 198 km - Côte du Maquisard (2,5km à 5%) | | 8. 208 km - Mont-Theux (2,7km à 5.9%) | | 9. 223 km - Côte de La Redoute (2,0km à 8.8%) | | 10. 238 km – Côte de Colonster (1,5km à 9.3%) | | 11. 252 km - Côte de Saint-Nicolas (1,2km à 8.6%) |
Start List
https://cyclingperspective.com/liege-b...tart-list/
https://www.procyclingstats.com/race/1...-Startlist
Spoiler
| | | ACCENT JOBS - WANTY | | CAETHOVEN Steven | Belgium | | | DE TROYER Tim | Belgium | | | DRUCKER Jean Pierre | Luxembourg | | | GILBERT Jérôme | Belgium | | | HABEAUX Gregory | Belgium | | | SCHEIRLINCKX Staf | Belgium | | | VAN GOOLEN Jurgen | Belgium | | | VOGONDY Nicolas | France | | | | | AG2R LA MONDIALE | | BARDET Romain | France | | | BETANCUR GOMEZ Carlos Alberto | Colombia | | | CHEREL Mickaël | France | | | GADRET John | France | | | KADRI Blel | France | | | MONTAGUTI Matteo | Italy | | | NOCENTINI Rinaldo | Italy | | | POZZOVIVO Domenico | Italy | | | | | ASTANA PRO TEAM | | BRAJKOVIC Janez | Slovenia | | | FUGLSANG Jakob | Denmark | | | GASPAROTTO Enrico | Italy | | | GAVAZZI Francesco | Italy | | | GRIVKO Andriy | Ukraine | | | IGLINSKIY Maxim | Kazahkstan | | | NIBALI Vincenzo | Italy | | | PONZI Simone | Italy | | | | | BLANCO PRO CYCLING TEAM | | BOOM Lars | Netherlands | | | GOOS Marc | Netherlands | | | MARTENS Paul | Germany | | | MOLLEMA Bauke | Netherlands | | | NORDHAUG Lars Petter | Norway | | | SLAGTER Tom Jelte | Netherlands | | | TANKINK Bram | Netherlands | | | TANNER David | Australia | | | TEN DAM Laurens | Netherlands | | | | | BMC RACING TEAM | | BOOKWALTER Brent | United States | | | CUMMINGS Steven | United Kingdom | | | FRANK Mathias | Switzerland | | | GILBERT Philippe | Belgium | | | LODEWYCK Klaas | Belgium | | | MOINARD Amaël | France | | | MORABITO Steve | Switzerland | | | NERZ Dominik | Germany | | | | | CANNONDALE | | AGOSTINI Stefano | Italy | | | CARUSO Damiano | Italy | | | DE MARCHI Alessandro | Italy | | | KOCH Michel | Germany | | | MOSER Moreno | Italy | | | PATERSKI Maciej | Poland | | | RATTO Daniele | Italy | | | VANDBORG Brian | Denmark | | | | | COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CRÉDITS | | CAMMAERTS Edwig | Belgium | | | COPPEL Jerome | France | | | LE MEVEL Christophe | France | | | MATE MARDONES Luis Angel | Spain | | | NAVARRO GARCIA Daniel | Spain | | | TAARAMAE Rein | Estonia | | | VALENTIN Tristan | France | | | ZINGLE Romain | Belgium | | | | | CRELAN - EUPHONY | | DELFOSSE Sébastien | Belgium | | | DEVILLERS Gilles | Belgium | | | HONIG Reinier | Netherlands | | | HOVELYNCK Kurt | Belgium | | | JUODVALKIS Egidijus | Lithuania | | | PREMONT Christophe | Belgium | | | SYS Klaas | Belgium | | | VANTOMME Maxime | Belgium | | | | | EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI | | ANTON HERNANDEZ Igor | Spain | | | ASTARLOZA CHAURREAU Mikel | Spain | | | IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI Gorka | Spain | | | IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI Jon | Spain | | | MARTINEZ DE ESTEBAN Egoi | Spain | | | PEREZ MORENO Ruben | Spain | | | SANCHEZ GONZALEZ Samuel | Spain | | | SICARD Romain | France | | | | | FDJ | | CASAR Sandy | France | | | COURTEILLE Arnaud | France | | | FEDRIGO Pierrick | France | | | GENIEZ Alexandre | France | | | JEANNESSON Arnold | France | | | VAUGRENARD Benoît | France | | | VICHOT Arthur | France | | | VIENNET Emilien | France | | | | | GARMIN - SHARP | | DEKKER Thomas | Netherlands | | | HESJEDAL Ryder | Canada | | | HOWES Alex | United States | | | KREDER Michel | Netherlands | | | MARTIN Daniel | Ireland | | | STETINA Peter | United States | | | VANDEVELDE Christian | United States | | | WEGMANN Fabian | Germany | | | | | IAM CYCLING | | BRANDLE Matthias | Austria | | | CUSIN Rémi | France | | | DENIFL Stefan | Austria | | | HOLLENSTEIN Reto | Switzerland | | | PLIUSCHIN Alexandr | Moldavia | | | REICHENBACH Sébastien | Switzerland | | | WYSS Marcel | Switzerland | | | | | KATUSHA TEAM | | CARUSO Giampaolo | Italy | | | KOLOBNEV Alexandr | Russia | | | LOSADA ALGUACIL Alberto | Spain | | | MORENO FERNANDEZ Daniel | Spain | | | RODRIGUEZ OLIVER Joaquin | Spain | | | TROFIMOV Yury | Russia | | | VICIOSO ARCOS Angel | Spain | | | VORGANOV Eduard | Russia | | | | | LAMPRE - MERIDA | | BONO Matteo | Italy | | | CUNEGO Damiano | Italy | | | FAVILLI Elia | Italy | | | MORI Manuele | Italy | | | PIETROPOLLI Daniele | Italy | | | SCARPONI Michele | Italy | | | STORTONI Simone | Italy | | | ULISSI Diego | Italy | | | | | LOTTO - BELISOL TEAM | | BELLEMAKERS Dirk | Netherlands | | | BILLE Gaetan | Belgium | | | DE CLERCQ Bart | Belgium | | | VAN DE WALLE Jurgen | Belgium | | | VAN DER SANDE Tosh | Belgium | | | VANENDERT Dennis | Belgium | | | VANENDERT Jelle | Belgium | | | WELLENS Tim | Belgium | | | | | MOVISTAR TEAM | | AMADOR BIKKAZAKOVA Andrey | Costa Rica | | | ERVITI Imanol | Spain | | | FARIA DA COSTA Rui Alberto | Portugal | | | LASTRAS GARCIA Pablo | Spain | | | MADRAZO Ángel | Spain | | | QUINTANA ROJAS Nairo Alexander | Colombia | | | VALVERDE BELMONTE Alejandro | Spain | | | VISCONTI Giovanni | Italy | | | | | OMEGA PHARMA - QUICKSTEP CYCLING TEAM | | BRAMBILLA Gianluca | Italy | | | DE WEERT Kevin | Belgium | | | KWIATKOWSKI Michal | Poland | | | PINEAU Jérôme | France | | | SERRY Pieter | Belgium | | | VANDEWALLE Kristof | Belgium | | | VERMOTE Julien | Belgium | | | VERONA QUINTANILLA Carlos | Spain | | | | | ORICA GREENEDGE | | ALBASINI Michael | Switzerland | | | CLARKE Simon | Australia | | | GERRANS Simon | Australia | | | MATTHEWS Michael | Australia | | | MEIER Christian | Canada | | | MEYER Travis | Australia | | | SULZBERGER Wesley | Australia | | | WEENING Pieter | Netherlands | | | | | RADIOSHACK LEOPARD | | BUSCHE Matthew | United States | | | DIDIER Laurent | Luxembourg | | | GALLOPIN Tony | France | | | HERMANS Ben | Belgium | | | KING Benjamin | United States | | | MONFORT Maxime | Belgium | | | SCHLECK Andy | Luxembourg | | | ZUBELDIA AGIRRE Haimar | Spain | | | | | SKY PROCYCLING | | FROOME Christopher | United Kingdom | | | HENAO MONTOYA Sergio | Colombia | | | KIRYIENKA Vasil | Belarus | | | LOPEZ GARCIA David | Spain | | | PATE Danny | United States | | | PORTE Richie | Australia | | | TIERNAN-LOCKE Jonathan | United Kingdom | | | URAN Rigoberto | Colombia | | | | | TEAM ARGOS - SHIMANO | | CLARKE William | Australia | | | DUMOULIN Tom | Netherlands | | | GESCHKE Simon | Germany | | | GRETSCH Patrick | Germany | | | HUGUET Yann | France | | | HUPOND Thierry | France | | | PARISIEN François | Canada | | | PETERSON Thomas | United States | | | | | TEAM EUROPCAR | | CHARTEAU Anthony | France | | | GAUTIER Cyril | France | | | JEROME Vincent | France | | | MALACARNE Davide | Italy | | | REZA Kevin | France | | | ROLLAND Pierre | France | | | VEILLEUX David | Canada | | | | | TEAM SAXO - TINKOFF | | CHRISTENSEN Mads | Denmark | | | CONTADOR VELASCO Alberto | Spain | | | KREUZIGER Roman | Czech Republic | | | KROON Karsten | Netherlands | | | ROCHE Nicholas | Ireland | | | SØRENSEN Chris Anker | Denmark | | | SØRENSEN Nicki | Denmark | | | ZAUGG Oliver | Switzerland | | | | | TOPSPORT VLAANDEREN - BALOISE | | ARMEE Sander | Belgium | | | DE VREESE Laurens | Belgium | | | HELVEN Sander | Belgium | | | JACOBS Pieter | Belgium | | | LIETAER Eliot | Belgium | | | SPRENGERS Thomas | Belgium | | | VAN HECKE Preben | Belgium | | | VANOVERBERGHE Arthur | Belgium | | | | | VACANSOLEIL - DCM PRO CYCLING TEAM | | BOLE Grega | Slovenia | | | DE GENDT Thomas | Belgium | | | LAGUTIN Sergey | Uzbekistan | | | LEUKEMANS Björn | Belgium | | | MARCATO Marco | Italy | | | RUJANO GUILLEN José | Venezuela | | | RUYGH Rob | Netherlands | | | SELVAGGI Mirko | Italy | | | VALLS FERRI Rafael | Spain |
Trivia
Palmares
2012 · Maxime Iglinski
2011 · Philippe Gilbert
2010 · Aleksandr Vinokoerov
2009 · Andy Schleck
2008 · Alejandro Valverde
2007 · Danilo Di Luca
2006 · Alejandro Valverde
2005 · Aleksandr Vinokoerov
2004 · Davide Rebellin
2003 · Tyler Hamilton
2002 · Paolo Bettini
2001 · Oscar Camenzind
2000 · Paolo Bettini
Spoiler 1999 · Frank Vandenbroucke
1998 · Michele Bartoli
1997 · Michele Bartoli
1996 · Pascal Richard
1995 · Mauro Gianetti
1994 · Jevgeni Berzin
1993 · Rolf Sørensen
1992 · Dirk De Wolf
1991 · Moreno Argentin
1990 · Eric Van Lancker
1989 · Seán Kelly
1988 · Adrie van der Poel
1987 · Moreno Argentin
1986 · Moreno Argentin
1985 · Moreno Argentin
1984 · Seán Kelly
1983 · Steven Rooks
1982 · Silvano Contini
1981 · Joseph Fuchs
1980 · Bernard Hinault
1979 · Dietrich Thurau
1978 · Joseph Bruyère
1977 · Bernard Hinault
1976 · Joseph Bruyère
1975 · Eddy Merckx
1974 · Georges Pintens
1973 · Eddy Merckx
1972 · Eddy Merckx
1971 · Eddy Merckx
1970 · Roger De Vlaeminck
1969 · Eddy Merckx
1968 · Valere Van Sweevelt
1967 · Walter Godefroot
1966 · Jacques Anquetil
1965 · Carmine Preziosi
1964 · Willy Bocklant
1963 · Frans Melckenbeeck
1962 · Jef Planckaert
1961 · Rik Van Looy
1960 · Ab Geldermans
1959 · Fred De Bruyne
1958 · Fred De Bruyne
1957 · Frans Schoubben*
1957 · Germain Derycke*
1956 · Fred De Bruyne
1955 · Stan Ockers
1954 · Marcel Ernzer
1953 · Alois De Hertog
1952 · Ferdi Kübler
1951 · Ferdi Kübler
1950 · Prosper Depredomme
1949 · Camille Danguillaume
1948 · Maurice Mollin
1947 · Richard Depoorter
1946 · Prosper Depredomme
1945 · Jean Engels
1943 · Richard Depoorter
1939 · Albert Ritserveldt
1938 · Alfons Deloor
1937 · Eloi Meulenberg
1936 · Albert Beckaert
1935 · Alfons Schepers
1934 · Theo Herckenrath
1933 · François Gardier
1932 · Marcel Houyoux
1931 · Alfons Schepers
1930 · Hermann Buse
1929 · Alfons Schepers
1928 · Ernest Mottard
1927 · Maurice Raes
1926 · Dieudonné Smets
1925 · Georges Ronsse
1924 · René Vermandel
1923 · René Vermandel
1922 · Louis Mottiat
1921 · Louis Mottiat
1920 · Léon Scieur
1919 · Léon Devos
1913 · Maurits Moritz
1912 · Omer Verschoore
1911 · Joseph Van Daele
1909 · Victor Fastre
1908 · André Trousselier
1894 · Léon Houa
1893 · Léon Houa
1892 · Léon Houa
Record
Eddy Merckx - 5 victories (1969 - 1971 - 1972 - 1973 - 1975)
Edited by Ian Butler on 18-04-2013 10:20
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| Spilak23 |
Posted on 17-04-2013 20:57
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There is a thread for the Ardennes classics. 
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 17-04-2013 20:59
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Yes, but a Monument gets its own thread.  |
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| maxime86 |
Posted on 17-04-2013 21:10
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I don't know why but, tony gallopin who finished 39th in amstel and 16 at the Fleche Wallonie seems like a real dark horse for a top ten finish |
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| Pellizotti2 |
Posted on 17-04-2013 21:18
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maxime86 wrote:
I don't know why but, tony gallopin who finished 39th in amstel and 16 at the Fleche Wallonie seems like a real dark horse for a top ten finish
I doubt it. FW can't be compared to LBL at all. Far shorter and not ridden at high pace for anywhere near as long.
His Amstel result is more of an indication of what he might be capable of, imo.
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| Miguel98 |
Posted on 17-04-2013 21:25
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Maxime, just look the size of the pack in Flèche and then think about what you said. |
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| canojuancho |
Posted on 17-04-2013 21:32
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I think in 3 riders for the win in LBL:
Gerrans, Gilbert, Valverde.
But, why not another surprise winner like Amstel and Fleche? |
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| maxime86 |
Posted on 17-04-2013 21:35
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Pellizotti2 wrote:
maxime86 wrote:
I don't know why but, tony gallopin who finished 39th in amstel and 16 at the Fleche Wallonie seems like a real dark horse for a top ten finish
I doubt it. FW can't be compared to LBL at all. Far shorter and not ridden at high pace for anywhere near as long.
His Amstel result is more of an indication of what he might be capable of, imo.
yea, but after what happened @ amstel, I think that some one we really dont expect to sneak up on people, I guess most likely not Gallopin, but maybe a nordhoug or some one like that |
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Posted on 17-04-2013 21:39
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I hope kwiatkowski can end on the podium, he really deserves it imo.
Winners never quit, quitters never win.
It's difficult not to be happy when you're surrounded by Belgians. - Mark Cavendish
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| baseballlover312 |
Posted on 17-04-2013 21:56
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Dan Martin and Bauke Mollema are my outsiders to take it. |
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| fosforgasXIII |
Posted on 17-04-2013 22:12
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I really doubt Gilbert will win, he hasn't convinced me yet that his form is good enough. His form isn't even not as good as in 2010, when he only won AGR.
For me Valverde is the main favourite, or maybe we get another surprise. |
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| TheManxMissile |
Posted on 17-04-2013 22:21
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You've got to look at the guys coming out of Trentino as real contenders.
Nibali especially so. Great ride last year and i can see him coming up with another top finish.
Dan Martin has been showing well so far this campaign so i expect him to be in the mix. Gilbert stepped it up last year for LBL so he must be a threat.
Gerrans skipped Fleche so will be fresher and has been on form this season.
Valverde was good in Amstel so if he has a wheel to suck expect a good finish from him.
And i have to mention Kwiatkowski. Great season for him, the drugs are really working! But this will be one too far. I expect a solid result but nothing better than 8th imo.
But i think this race will be won by an attacker, someone going away on the run towards Liege like Nibali and Iglinskiy last year. There are a lot of real strong contenders and they will all watch each other. Whoever goes big early will be the in the driving seat to win.
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| kumazan |
Posted on 17-04-2013 22:27
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TheManxMissile wrote:
Gilbert stepped it up last year for LBL so he must be a threat.
It was his weakest performance in the hilly classics actually.
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| fcancellara |
Posted on 17-04-2013 22:28
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Not being nationalistic, but I think some of the Dutchies for example Mollema, Weening or Slagter (though 258km might be too much for him) could win this the way Kreuziger won Amstel.
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| ianrussell |
Posted on 17-04-2013 22:56
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If Nibali is commited before the Giro he is clearly going very well already. |
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| samdiatmh |
Posted on 18-04-2013 03:45
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ianrussell wrote:
If Nibali is commited before the Giro he is clearly going very well already.
i wouldn't say that, if that's true, he's peaked too early... i don't think that's the case
i'm just not convinced about Gilbert (or BMC as a winning classics team in general), but don't really know who will win
might just sit this one out (betting wise) |
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| valverde321 |
Posted on 18-04-2013 04:37
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If Valverde is strong enough on the day... I wish he'd actually ride a different style here, but his mindset is always that if it comes to a sprint he's got a great chance (which he does).
Im kinda hoping someone like Purito or GIlbert make an attack from further out, forcing him to follow so its not a typical hilly sprint.
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| Avin Wargunnson |
Posted on 18-04-2013 05:54
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L-B-L is almost never a hilly sprint iirc. You guys are looking on the wrong names maybe, this is more of a climbers country.
My three favourites are Nibali, Kreuziger and Henao. Froome can be a dark horse, or maybe even Andy can try some attack in one of two races he cares about.
Is Santambrogio team going? Because he is insane this year...
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| juszta |
Posted on 18-04-2013 06:08
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Sadly they won't be there 
I'd like to see Quintana doing well, maybe this race would suit him better than Amstel and Fleche did. |
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| Alakagom |
Posted on 18-04-2013 08:23
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juszta wrote:
Sadly they won't be there
I'd like to see Quintana doing well, maybe this race would suit him better than Amstel and Fleche did.
Fleche suits him extremely well, but it's his first time riding Ardennes so there shouldn't be many expectations on him.
About Dutchies, can't see any of them winning. Mollema is always good enough for Top 10, but there's always at least few people better than him.He proved it last year, he's proving it this year. If he wants to win he has to attack ala Kreuziger in Amstel.
Kreuziger is definitely a good pick considering the form. Froome and Nibali should do very well. As should Valverde and Henao. That could be the Top 5 right here.
However as in any race we will have some surprises, Kwiatkowski making another top 5 would be spectualar as well
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