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Hmm well I been much busier than usual lately, so apologies for that... however, I will be going on holiday for 1 week starting Saturday.
So I'll either post 2 reports tomorrow, or I might just leave it, and pick up in 1 week! Again, sorry for the delay! |
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pcm2009fan wrote:
I will be going on holiday for 1 week starting Saturday.
LOL SAME!! Do not Sorry for the delay 
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Good News, I got hold of Wi-Fi so I can continue reporting now 
Its very unreliable though, so reports might come in short bursts over the next few days.
PARIS - NICE
Stage 2
A rather more difficult course today with a particularly nasty final 10km. Whoever wants to win this race has to start performing well today.
Kreuziger (Logitech) and Salgado (Santander) are the early attackers today. Kreuziger wins the first three KOM to earn the mountain jersey.
With 95km still to ride, Uran (Caixa) moves off the front.
What a surprise - Arno Leclair launches his team-leader and big race favourite, Leroy Verlinden, off the front and he quickly passes Uran.
Sergio Henao (Commerzbank) decides to head up the road to compatriot Uran, but they are both caught with 44km to ride.
31km to go, and Verlinden has made his way up to Salgado at the front of the race. Kreuziger was dropped a few kilometres back, and its not long until young Salgado is dropped too.
Damn, bad news for Unicef as their leader Paul Kearns crashes with 30km to ride. He gets back on the bike and has Talansky for help, but the race is really on at the front now...
Verliden still has a substantial 1:35 minutes on the bunch on the final KOM (8km to finish).
Nazaret is next over with a recovered Henao in tow. Behind, a 37 man group (surprisingly race leader Cavendish is still here).
Verlidnen tires on the final ramp to the finish, as a 12-man selective group bears down on him. Non-present are Cavendish, Kearns, and surprisingly Nazaret.
But, in an unconventional display of strength, Leeeeeroy hangs on, just ahead of Andy Schleck!
Results
| 1 |  Leeroy Verlinden | SPORZA | 4h23'25 | | 2 |  Andy Schleck | SODEXO | + 11 | | 3 |  Sergio Henao | COMMERZBANK | + 22 | | 4 |  Primo Bernard | SODEXO | s.t. | | 5 |  Chris Froome | BBC | s.t. | | 6 |  Valerio Agnoli | BIANCHI | + 43 | | 7 |  Jamshid Niyazov | GAZPROM | s.t. | | 8 |  Egor Silin | GAZPROM | s.t. | | 9 |  Tjaz Broz | LOGITECH | + 1'10 | | 10 |  Songezo Jim | SANTANDER | s.t. | | 13 | Rigoberto Uran | CAIXA | s.t. | | 14 |  Magno Prado Nazaret | BENFICA | + 2'13 | | 24 |  Paul Kearns | UNICEF | s.t. |
GC
| 1 | Leeroy Verlinden | SPORZA | 9h01'27 | | 2 | Andy Schleck | SODEXO | + 14 | | 3 | Sergio Henao | COMMERZBANK | + 27 | | 4 | Primo Bernard | SODEXO | + 29 | | 5 | Chris Froome | BBC | s.t. | | 6 | Jamshid Niyazov | GAZPROM | + 50 | | 7 | Egor Silin | GAZPROM | s.t. | | 8 | Valerio Agnoli | BIANCHI | s.t. | | 9 | Tjaz Broz | LOGITECH | + 1'17 | | 10 | Rigoberto Uran | CAIXA | s.t. |
Points
1 Andy Schleck SODEXO 28
2 Leeroy Verlinden SPORZA 28
3 Primo Bernard SODEXO 27
Mountain
1 Roman Kreuziger LOGITECH 21
2 Leeroy Verlinden SPORZA 17
3 Yeneko Salgado SANTANDER 15
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PARIS-NICE
Stage 3
A day for the sprinters. Or maybe the break?
The break of Kaspar (BBC), Reyes (Caixa), Mironov (Gazprom), Aru (Bianchi), Ozolins (Eurosport), and mountain jersey Kreuziger (Logitech).
Unsurprisingly, Kreuziger slips away for the 4 mountain points on offer today. At this point it doesn't look too good for the break: 3:25 advantage with 60km to ride.
The escapees are caught and the sprinters decide to line up in single-file: Rensberg-Ryder-Baggio-Fonseca-Cavendish (highlighted).
The sprint is off, but Cavendish, in the dark green of Sproza, is somewhat boxed in. Can he come round?
Of course - the Manxman finds a gap through the inside barriers and storms ahead of Baggio for a second stage win!
The only casualty of the fast run in was GC 15th Marcel Kappel (Logitech). At least they still have Tjaz Broz in 9th. Also, Unicef's Paul Kearns finished safely in the main bunch, so seems to have recovered from yesterday's crash.
Results
| 1 | Mark Cavendish | SPORZA | 4h25'22 | | 2 |  Alexandre Baggio | LOGITECH | s.t. | | 3 |  Ethan Ryder | ENECO | s.t. | | 4 | Eugenio Fonseca | ALKA | s.t. | | 5 | Graham MacKenzie | BIANCHI | s.t. | | 6 | Reinardt Janse Van Rensberg | UNICEF | s.t. | | 7 |  Malthe Schulte | FERRARI | s.t. | | 8 | Rigoberto Uran | CAIXA | s.t. | | 9 | Sergio Henao | COMMERZBANK | s.t. | | 10 | Valerio Agnoli | BIANCHI | s.t. |
GC
| 1 | Leeroy Verlinden | SPORZA | 13h26'49 | | 2 | Andy Schleck | SODEXO | + 14 | | 3 | Sergio Henao | COMMERZBANK | + 27 | | 4 | Primo Bernard | SODEXO | + 29 | | 5 | Chris Froome | BBC | s.t. | | 6 | Valerio Agnoli | BIANCHI | + 50 | | 7 | Jamshid Niyazov | GAZPROM | s.t. | | 8 | Egor Silin | GAZPROM | s.t. | | 9 | Rigoberto Uran | CAIXA | + 1'17 | | 10 |  Rafal Majka | FERRARI | s.t. |
Points
1 Mark Cavendish SPORZA 52
2 Ethan Ryder ENECO 44
3 Eugenio Fonseca ALKA 41
Mountain
| 1 | Roman Kreuziger | LOGITECH | 25 | | 2 | Leeroy Verlinden | SPORZA | 17 | | 3 | Yeneko Salgado | SANTANDER | 15 |
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PARIS-NICE
Stage 4
Yeneko Salgado has been ever-aggressive for Santander in the early season and today was no different.
Michael Morkov (Alka) joins him up front, as a group of 7 poursuivants (Leggieri, Pasveer, Raimbekov, Silva, De Vroom, Romilly and Karstensen) chase them for much of the day.
The duo hold a solid lead throughout the day... but they eventually tire on the final climb, and the aggressive Leeroy Verlinden appears out of nowhere on their wheels as they cross the climb.
Next accross is Silin (Gazprom) and Henao (Commerzbank), about 30 seconds back. Meanwhile, Songezo Jim, Andy Schleck and Tjaz Broz are the only riders within a minute of Silin.
Easy, easy!  Verlinden extends his lead on the descent to surely seal the overall victory, even with tomorrow's uphill time trial still to come.
Silin just pips Henao for 2nd. Henao leapfrogs Schleck for second place in GC now.
Results
| 1 | Leeroy Verlinden | SPORZA | 5h11'28 | NTTHRASH | | 2 | Egor Silin | GAZPROM | + 46 | The Rider | | 3 | Sergio Henao | COMMERZBANK | s.t. | fernando97 | | 4 | Andy Schleck | SODEXO | + 1'17 | emre99 | | 5 | Songezo Jim | SANTANDER | s.t. | fcancellara | | 6 | Valerio Agnoli | BIANCHI | + 2'02 | Jesleyh | | 7 | Tjaz Broz | LOGITECH | s.t. | marcovdw | | 8 | Magno Prado Nazaret | BENFICA | + 2'41 | Miguel98 | | 9 | Jamshid Niyazov | GAZPROM | s.t. | The Rider | | 10 | Paul Kearns | UNICEF | s.t. | jaxika |
GC
| 1 | Leeroy Verlinden | SPORZA | 18h38'11 | NTTHRASH | | 2 | Sergio Henao | COMMERZBANK | + 1'17 | fernando97 | | 3 | Andy Schleck | SODEXO | + 1'37 | emre99 | | 4 | Egor Silin | GAZPROM | + 1'38 | The Rider | | 5 | Songezo Jim | SANTANDER | + 2'40 | fcancellara | | 6 | Valerio Agnoli | BIANCHI | + 2'58 | Jesleyh | | 7 | Chris Froome | BBC | + 3'16 | baggieboys32 | | 8 | Tjaz Broz | LOGITECH | + 3'25 | marcovdw | | 9 | Jamshid Niyazov | GAZPROM | + 3'37 | The Rider | | 10 | Rafal Majka | FERRARI | + 4'04 | bikex |
Points
1 Leeroy Verlinden SPORZA 61
2 Sergio Henao COMMERZBANK 59
3 Mark Cavendish SPORZA 55
Mountain
1 Roman Kreuziger LOGITECH 25
2 Leeroy Verlinden SPORZA 24
3 Yeneko Salgado SANTANDER 24
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Posted on 02-07-2013 21:28
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Man, that guy is good...
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Go Broz!
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Yes Gazprom have finally got into the thick of it.
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PARIS-NICE
Stage 5
It's up the Col d'Eze to decide the winner of Paris-Nice. Well, perhaps "confirm" is a more applicable word given the circumstances...
...Can Leeeeeroy make it an incredible 5 out of 5 for Sporza today as he looks to ice the nice cake he has been baking in France?
Roman Kreuziger (Logitech) has had a decent race in France. He narrowly sealed the mountains classification yesterday, and also sets the early best time today.
Spoiler Final Stage Placing - 33rd +1:44
Thomas (BBC) is strong today in spite of the uphill profile. A new best time at 21:50.
Spoiler Final Stage Placing - 13th +1:05
Paul Kearns (Unicef) may have lost his GC aspirations on his 2nd stage crash, but is trying to make up for things today, smashing G's time by 14 seconds.
Spoiler Final Stage Placing - 11th +51
Rigoberto Uran (Caixa) waste no time in setting the bar yet higher. Now we're looking at 21:11 as the fastest time.
Spoiler Final Stage Placing - 4th +26
Nazaret (Benfica) can only manage 21:33 for provisional 2nd.
Spoiler Final Stage Placing - 9th +47
Best U25 Broz (Logitech) confirms his blue jersey victory with a provisonal 3rd.
Spoiler Final Stage Placing - 8th +44
Chris Froome has an inspectacular ride in 5th thus far, 22 seconds back on Uran. Clearly age is having its toll on the Kenyan-born rider.
Spoiler Final Stage Placing - 10th +48
And now a new 3rd place for Valerio Agnoli (Bianchi)...
Spoiler Final Stage Placing - 7th +43
...but it's not enough to move him ahead of Songezo Jim for 5th in GC. Jim has a solid ride with 8th so far.
Spoiler Final Stage Placing - 12th +53
Egor Silin comes up to the line looking fast... and it's a great time, enough to top Uran by 1 second.
Spoiler Final Stage Placing - 3rd +25
And it's enough to nick 3rd place in the GC from Andy Schleck. Trust Schleck to botch his race up on a time trial, uphill or not!
Spoiler Final Stage Placing - 5th +34
Booom! Henao flies through on a time of 20:51 to take the new best time. He's looking for a full 1:17 on Verlinden to take the overall victory though...
... but... naturally it's Verliden who makes up the time on Henao. Hi-Fives in the Sporza camp as they not only confirm the race win but also win all five stages at Paris-Nice!
Results
| 1 | Leeroy Verlinden | SPORZA | 20'45 | NTTHRASH | | 2 | Sergio Henao | COMMERZBANK | + 6 | fernando97 | | 3 | Egor Silin | GAZPROM | + 25 | The Rider | | 4 | Rigoberto Uran | CAIXA | + 26 | jorge14 | | 5 | Andy Schleck | SODEXO | + 34 | emre99 | | 6 | Primo Bernard | SODEXO | + 42 | emre99 | | 7 | Valerio Agnoli | BIANCHI | + 43 | Jesleyh | | 8 | Tjaz Broz | LOGITECH | + 44 | marcovdw | | 9 | Magno Prado Nazaret | BENFICA | + 47 | Miguel98 | | 10 | Chris Froome | BBC | + 48 | Baggieboys32 |
GC
| 1 | Leeroy Verlinden | SPORZA | 18h58'56 | NTTHRASH | | 2 | Sergio Henao | COMMERZBANK | + 1'23 | fernando97 | | 3 | Egor Silin | GAZPROM | + 2'03 | The Rider | | 4 | Andy Schleck | SODEXO | + 2'11 | emre99 | | 5 | Songezo Jim | SANTANDER | + 3'33 | fcancellara | | 6 | Valerio Agnoli | BIANCHI | + 3'41 | Jesleyh | | 7 | Chris Froome | BBC | + 4'04 | Baggieboys32 | | 8 | Tjaz Broz | LOGITECH | + 4'09 | marcovdw | | 9 | Jamshid Niyazov | GAZPROM | + 4'54 | The Rider | | 10 | Primo Bernard | SODEXO | + 5'08 | emre99 |
Spoiler | 11 | Rafal Majka | FERRARI | + 5'14 | | 12 | Rigoberto Uran | CAIXA | + 5'40 | | 13 | Magno Prado Nazaret | BENFICA | + 5'54 | | 14 | Brock Harris | RIDLEY | + 6'21 | | 15 | Paul Kearns | UNICEF | + 8'01 | | 16 | Thibaut Pinot | SODEXO | + 8'35 | | 17 | Jannik Jespersen | ALKA | + 8'37 | | 18 | David Schwazacher | CAIXA | + 9'05 | | 19 | Winner Anacona | SANTANDER | + 9'07 | | 20 | Talbot Labrecque | EUROSPORT | s.t. | | 21 | Geraint Thomas | BBC | + 9'25 | | 22 | Mark Cavendish | SPORZA | + 9'43 | | 23 | Matty Muuniik | ENECO | + 9'49 | | 24 | Alexandre Pliuschin | FERRARI | + 10'26 | | 25 | Melville Pitre | EUROSPORT | + 10'39 | | 26 | Bacco Fiorentini | BIANCHI | + 10'58 | | 27 | Detlef Schwinghammer | COMMERZBANK | + 11'00 | | 28 | Marcel Kappel | LOGITECH | + 11'10 | | 29 | Ricardo Van Der Velde | RIDLEY | + 11'25 | | 30 | Andrew Talansky | UNICEF | + 11'33 | | 31 | Melas Duarte | CAIXA | + 11'45 | | 32 | Eugenio Fonseca | ALKA | + 12'30 | | 33 | Jose Medeiros | BENFICA | + 12'51 | | 34 | Osvaldo De La Cruz | LOGITECH | s.t. | | 35 | Reinardt Janse Van Rensberg | UNICEF | + 13'48 | | 36 | Michael Mørkøv | ALKA | + 14'34 | | 37 | Ethan Ryder | ENECO | + 14'46 | | 38 | Graham MacKenzie | BIANCHI | + 14'54 | | 39 | Toomas Kuusik | BBC | + 15'09 | | 40 | Pyotr Maximov | GAZPROM | + 15'35 | | 41 | Malthe Schulte | FERRARI | + 16'31 | | 42 | Marcus Knudsen | ALKA | + 16'42 | | 43 | Arno Leclair | SPORZA | + 19'59 | | 44 | Yeneko Salgado | SANTANDER | + 20'53 | | 45 | Alexandre Baggio | LOGITECH | + 24'22 | | 46 | Race Control | EXTRA CONTROL | + 25'21 | | 47 | Jannes Pasveer | RIDLEY | + 25'31 | | 48 | Race Control | EXTRA CONTROL | + 26'16 | | 49 | Lauro Leggieri | FERRARI | + 26'18 | | 50 | Georg Preidler | LOGITECH | + 26'57 | | 51 | Loyal Courtemanche | EUROSPORT | + 27'07 | | 52 | Jake Hawdon | BBC | + 28'15 | | 53 | Konstantinov Khariton | GAZPROM | + 28'30 | | 54 | Bolat Raimbekov | GAZPROM | + 29'10 | | 55 | Elia Viviani | BIANCHI | + 29'19 | | 56 | Roman Kreuziger | LOGITECH | + 29'55 | | 57 | Aurele Lefebvre | SODEXO | + 30'00 | | 58 | Eduardo Ribeiro | BENFICA | + 30'02 | | 59 | Robrecht Annevilink | ENECO | + 30'11 | | 60 | Race Control | EXTRA CONTROL | + 30'13 | | 61 | Shoichi Haraguchi | SANTANDER | + 30'22 | | 62 | Carlos Silva | BENFICA | + 30'26 | | 63 | Jesse De Vroom | ENECO | + 30'50 | | 64 | Klaus Jiminez Crespo | SANTANDER | + 31'12 | | 65 | Martin Jedlicka | FERRARI | + 31'18 | | 66 | Doriano Adriatico | FERRARI | + 31'34 | | 67 | Otto Olesen | ALKA | + 31'40 | | 68 | Atilio Palmeiro | BENFICA | + 31'46 | | 69 | Michael Hood | RIDLEY | + 32'03 | | 70 | Ingvar Jacobsen | ALKA | + 32'26 | | 71 | Race Control | EXTRA CONTROL | + 33'45 | | 72 | Richie Porte | COMMERZBANK | + 33'53 | | 73 | Sigurd Karstensen | SODEXO | + 34'55 | | 74 | Race Control | EXTRA CONTROL | + 35'08 | | 75 | Pavils Ozolins | EUROSPORT | + 35'23 | | 76 | Rodolfo Romilly | EUROSPORT | + 35'45 | | 77 | Medin Matulin | CAIXA | + 35'54 | | 78 | Greg Van Avermaet | SPORZA | + 36'29 | | 79 | Laurencio Contreras | SANTANDER | + 37'05 | | 80 | Stanko Kaspar | BBC | + 37'24 | | 81 | Goncalo Franco | RIDLEY | + 37'41 | | 82 | Lubomir Mironov | GAZPROM | + 37'42 | | 83 | Leopold Messerli | COMMERZBANK | + 38'09 | | 84 | Tuur Albronda | ENECO | s.t. | | 85 | Timotheus Sommer | COMMERZBANK | + 38'37 | | 86 | Andy Rees | UNICEF | + 39'05 | | 87 | Tejay Van Garderen | UNICEF | + 39'37 | | 88 | Pons Martel | SPORZA | + 40'36 | | 89 | Ron Hamilton | UNICEF | + 41'27 | | 90 | Fabio Aru | BIANCHI | + 43'08 | | 91 | Armando Reyes | CAIXA | + 53'39 |
Points
1 Leeroy Verlinden SPORZA 86
2 Sergio Henao COMMERZBANK 81
3 Andy Schleck SODEXO 67
Mountain
| 1 | Roman Kreuziger | LOGITECH | 25 | | 2 | Leeroy Verlinden | SPORZA | 24 | | 3 | Yeneko Salgado | SANTANDER | 24 |
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Well Andy is ready for GTs Well team is like Radioshack always be Team leader on Mountain tours
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Well Andy is ready for GTs Well team is like Radioshack always be Team leader on Mountain tours
#FREELANDA #FREELIA MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
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6th in the end. That's nice, some others probably were 5 star
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14th in the end. Top 20 for me
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Posted on 03-07-2013 11:23
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ROMAN!!! TJAZ!!!
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EIRE SPRINTERS TOUR
It's all about the sprinters as the Pfan Cup heads north to Ireland.
Most of the major powerhouses are here, such as Alexander Kristoff (Alka), Bernardo Mateo (Ferrari) and Ben Swift (BBC), who may have extra motivation in the British Isles.
The most notable exemption is Sporza's Mark Cavendish, who made a rather successful trip to Paris-Nice instead.
Stage 2 presents the only notable difficulty of the route, which might suit the slightly more punchy sprinters. Or else, don't rule out Eurosport's Florien Marcoux, who upset the sprinters at the Down Under Classic.
Full Startlist
Spoiler BBC
1. B.Swift
2. M.Goss
3. J.Hawdon
4. T.Kuusik
5. T.Pender
FERRARI
11. B.Mateo
12. D.Adriatico
13. M.Jedlicka
14. L.Leggieri
15. M.Schulte
16. I.Trentino
ALKA
21. A.Kristoff
22. I.Jacobsen
23. M.Knudsen
24. M.Mørkøv
25. O.Olesen
EUROSPORT
31. F.Marcoux
32. N.Bouhanni
33. L.Courtemanche
34. T.Labrecque
35. P.Ozolins
36. M.Pitre
37. R.Romilly
BIANCHI
41. D.Oss
42. F.Aru
43. B.Fiorentini
44. G.MacKenzie
45. E.Viviani
RIDLEY
51. J.Roelandts
52. G.Franco
53. M.Hood
54. N.Maes
55. J.Pasveer
SANTANDER
61. JJ.Rojas
62. W.Anacona
63. L.Contreras
64. KJ.Crespo
65. S.Haraguchi
66. Y.Salgado
SODEXO
71. A.Petit
72. D.Fischer
73. S.Karstensen
74. M.Le Montagner
75. A.Lefebvre
SPORZA
81. R.Sinkeldam
82. A.Leclair
83. P.Martel
84. G.Tasse
85. G.Van Avermaet
CAIXA
91. M.Oliveira
92. M.Duarte
93. M.Matulin
94. A.Reyes
95. D.Schwarzacher
UNICEF
101. R.Smith
102. R.Hamilton
103. R.Janse Van Rensberg
104. A.Rees
105. T.Van Garderen
ENECO
111. M.Muuniik
112. T.Albronda
113. R.Annevilink
114. J.De Vroom
115. E.Ryder
COMMERZBANK
121. G.Ciolek
122. L.Messerli
123. R.Porte
124. D.Schwinghammer
125. T.Sommer
BENFICA
131. E.Correia
132. J.Medeiros
133. A.Palmeiro
134. E.Ribeiro
135. C.Silva
GAZPROM
141. D.Galimzyanov
142. K.Konstantinov
143. P.Maximov
144. L.Mironov
145. B.Raimbekov
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152. A.Baggio
153. R.Kreuziger
154. G.Preidler
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| TheManxMissile |
Posted on 03-07-2013 16:49
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Tour de France Champion
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Bouhanni is still team leader over Marcoux, regardless of past form!
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| The Rider |
Posted on 03-07-2013 16:50
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A great result for Silin, I knew he could do it!
But that Sporza rider seemed undefeatable.
Judging by this Ireland tour startlist, Galimzyanov ain't going to win the mass sprints.  |
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| pcm2009fan |
Posted on 03-07-2013 17:30
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EIRE SPRINTERS TOUR
Stage 1
Unfortunately the game crashed during the replay (first time I ever used replay instead of live pictures too  ).
After the break was caught, Jurgen Roelandts crashed on the run-in but avoided losing time.
The other sprinters took their place in a controlled but nonetheless fast-paced sprint.
The sprint was contested between the trio of Kristoff, Swift and Mateo, with Kristoff streaking down the middle in the final 20 metres to narrowly pip Swift to the line and take the race lead.
Results
1.  Alexander Kristoff (Alka)
2. Ben Swift (BBC)
3.  Bernardo Mateo (Ferrari)
4.  Eduardo Correia (Benfica)
5. Nacer Bouhanni (Eurosport)
6. Alexandre Baggio (Logitech)
7. Juan Jose Rojas (Santander)
8. Adrien Petit (Sodexo)
9.  Gerald Ciolek (Commerzbank)
10. Ethan Ryder (Eneco) |
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| pcm2009fan |
Posted on 03-07-2013 18:17
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EIRE SPRINTERS TOUR
Stage 2
Le break. Matulin (Caixa), Messerli (Commerzbank), Albronda (Eneco), Courtemanche (Eurosport), Hamilton (Unicef), Mironov (Gazprom).
There are several routes on offer for the sprinters as the road starts to rise:
Schulte leads Mateo-Bouhanni-Petit on the right.
Down the middle Goss leads Swift-Mackenzie-Ciolek.
On the left, Kristoff is sneaking up on Morkov's tail.
Here they come... it looks like the green jersey of Swift is leading the charge...
...Swift uses the uphill slog to tear away from the others and take a convincing win. No time gaps are awarded amongst the favourites, however.
Results
| 1 | Ben Swift | BBC | 4h24'50 | Baggieboys32 | | 2 | Bernardo Mateo | FERRARI | s.t. | bikex | | 3 | Nacer Bouhanni | EUROSPORT | s.t. | TheManxMissile | | 4 | Alexander Kristoff | ALKA | s.t. | pcm2009fan | | 5 | Jose Joaquin Rojas | SANTANDER | s.t. | fcancellara | | 6 | Adrien Petit | SODEXO | s.t. | emre99 | | 7 | Gerald Ciolek | COMMERZBANK | s.t. | fernando97 | | 8 | Jurgen Roelandts | RIDLEY | s.t. | Selwink | | 9 | Raynold Smith | UNICEF | s.t. | jaxika | | 10 | Graham MacKenzie | BIANCHI | s.t. | Jesleyh |
GC
| 1 | Ben Swift | BBC | 8h16'19 | Baggieboys32 | | 2 | Bernardo Mateo | FERRARI | + 12 | bikex | | 3 | Alexander Kristoff | ALKA | s.t. | pcm2009fan | | 4 | Nacer Bouhanni | EUROSPORT | + 24 | TheManxMissile | | 5 | Jose Joaquin Rojas | SANTANDER | + 32 | fcancellara | | 6 | Adrien Petit | SODEXO | s.t. | emre99 | | 7 | Gerald Ciolek | COMMERZBANK | s.t. | fernando97 | | 8 | Eduardo Correia | BENFICA | s.t. | Miguel98 | | 9 | Ethan Ryder | ENECO | s.t. | SSJ2Luigi | | 10 | Raynold Smith | UNICEF | s.t. | jaxika |
Points
| 1 | Ben Swift | BBC | 45 | | 2 | Alexander Kristoff | ALKA | 39 | | 3 | Bernardo Mateo | FERRARI | 36 |
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