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SotD
Top  #101 Print Post
Posted on 05-08-2019 13:29
AbhishekLFC wrote:
SotD wrote:
The current season must be really important, since I dropped to 3rd. Being 3rd this season but prior to that 3 times in a row 1st, with only Moser being close behind (usually)...

Yes, you are right. The current season has the maximum weight, with last season being of lower weight and the season before that having minimum weight. The rankings use points of the last three years (not seasons in case we are mid-season) in reducing weight format like the irl FIFA rankings.


Alright cool... Maybe the weighting should be considered changed a bit then I think. Not that I want to be the best team, but if we look at the past 3 season from an objective perspective we have probably been the best performing team. With Moser ever so slightly behind - og just marginally better.

2019
1 Puma 8.410
2 Moser 7.395
3 Festina 6.316

2018
1 Festina 8.042
2 Moser 7.569
7 Puma 5.607

2017
1 Festina 8.315
2 Moser 6.666
6 Puma 6.340

Total without any weighted results:
1 Festina 22.673 = 7.558
2 Moser 21.630 / 3 = 7.210
3 Puma 20.357 / 3 = 6.786

So despite Puma being 772 points behind, they are still decided to be 328 points ahead, which is a total of 1.100 points. I know they beat me by the double (almost), but I feel like it's a bit too much towards current state rather than actually looking back in time too.

I really like the standings, but would prefer it if the more consistent performing teams are actually on top, rather than focussing too much on current season.

Puma with positions 1, 6 and 7 really shouldn't be fighting against 1, 1, 3 or 2, 2, 2 IMO... And the three year base suggests this too.
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AbhishekLFC
Top  #102 Print Post
Posted on 06-08-2019 08:19
I get your point but in all sports which have a ranking the recent results are given the most weight when deciding world rankings. That was the logic that I followed.

Changing the formula won't take any time, but I'm not really sure I'd want to give points scored three seasons ago a higher weightage. I mean my team didn't even exist three seasons ago, but I'm now higher than 22 other teams according to the standings, which isn't a bad reflection of how we've done. Look at the more extreme Delvaux who've had just one season but currently definitely deserve to be higher than teams who've been mid or low table for three years in the CT.

Having said all this, I'll take a look at the weights again before next season starts, but if anything changes it'll only be a slightly higher weight for the past season rather than giving too much to two seasons past.
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AbhishekLFC
Top  #103 Print Post
Posted on 06-02-2020 09:10
MG World Ranking

The MG World Rankings is back for the new season. We pick up where we left off at the end of last season to bring you the rankings of the Teams and Riders at the start of this season, and how things have changed now that we've completed three of the 2019 season.

MG Team World Ranking - Start of 2019
Moser ended 2018 as the team at the top of the standings, followed very closely by Puma, on the back of an excellent 2018 season. Festina still hold good for their previous successes to remain in 3rd place overall.

TeamManagerDivisionCoefficientRank
Moser SygicRomanPT73741
Team Puma – SAPcio93PT73622
Festina – OAKASotDPT70343
EA VesuvioSportingNonsensePT62744
Evonik – ELKOknockoutPT62055
GazelleDubbelDekkerPT59166
Aegon – LavazzaroturnPT57727
Aker – MOTemberPT57098
eBuddyalexkr00PT56539
T-MobileHeinePT554010
Bennelong – MitcheltontsmohaPT550511
Air France – KLMCrueTruePT500412
Grieg – MaersktastasolPT473013
Team TinkoffOlegTinkovPT472714
Isostar SlovenijaCroatia14PT466315
DuolingoGustavovskiyPCT419416
Volvo acc. by Spotifyviking90PCT414717
DesigualMresuperstarPT405418
Team UBSBushwackersPCT392619
Berg CyclesfintasPCT357420
Iberia – Team DegenkolbbeaglePCT344221
Generalimatt17brPT338122
Farfetch Pro Cyclingjph27PT331023
SPAR – Shimano SCGBikexPT301724
Fablok – Bank BGZsgdannyPT298025
Indosat Oordedoo – ANZEden95PT287826
Team Popo4Ever p/b NemirofffjhoekiePCT282327
Podium AmbitionTheManxMissilePT263428
Kraftwerk Man MachineDaveTwoBobPCT260029
Rakuten Pro Cyclingvalverde321PCT257730
Repsol – NetflixAquarius97PT237631
MinionsMarcovdwPCT226432
Kulczyk – AlitaliaBookerPCT224633
ISA – HexactaScorchioPCT210734
Carlsberg – Danske Bankbaseballlover312PCT205735
Xero Racingjandal7PCT204436
Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeamOllfardhPCT202537
Carrefour – ESPNmaxime86PCT202038
Valio – Viking GeneticsAtlantiusPCT200839
Netia – VónintrekbmcCT198440
PhilipsabhishekLFCPCT194041
cycleYorkshireryantPCT192442
Euskaltel – EliorLuis Leon SanchezCT180043
Team EuropcarBjartnePCT160244
ENI – MOLjaxikaPCT157945
DelvauxSykkel_FreakPCT155546
NENT Racing p/b HootsuitewhitejerseyCT143647
Azteca – NBCSNKentaurusCT138148
Sauber Petronas Racingsammyt93PCT129049
Campari/Asahi developmentTamijoPCT119750
GCN ProTeamthe_hoyleCT119051
Andorra Cycling ProjectYellow JerseyPCT115952
Swisslion Cycling TeamredordeadPCT101553
Eddie Stobartsutty68CT77854
Adastra – Hell Energy CyclingivaneuropeCT73855
BNZ Cycling TeamJakstar22CT69256
CYBEX Platinumst_jonhCT59557
Equinor Pro Cyclinghillis91CT52958
DK ZalgirisquadsasCT38159
Bianchi – CampagnoloAlepere_7CT0-
Centovalli – FiatFabianskiCT0-
Glanbia Foods Cycling ProjectMacCCT0-
McCormick Pro CyclingUlrich UlriksenCT0-
OMV Petrom – Albania.alAzerbaijanCT0-
Tryg Insurance Cycling TeamliefwarriorCT0-


MG Rider World Ranking - Start of 2019
No surprise to see the one and only Sam Bewley heading the standings at the start of 2019. He has a comfortable lead over Simon Spilak. Taylor Phinney completes the podium positions.

NameTeamCoefficientRank
Sam BewleyMoser - Sygic26021
Simon SpilakIsostar Slovenija21962
Taylor PhinneyRBC Pro Cycling20613
Simone PonziHugo Boss20294
Andy SchleckEA Vesuvio20045
Rein TaaramäeT-Mobile19436
Edvald Boasson HagenAir France - KLM18187
Silvio HerklotzTeam Puma - SAP17358
Aleksandr PluchkinTeam Popo4Ever p/b Nemiroff16239
Jan BakelantsGrieg - Eftel161110
Joseph DombrowskieBuddy142711
Arnaud DemareTeam Puma - SAP142612
Robert GesinkBerg Cycles138913
Jack BobridgeBennelong - Mitchelton138214
Greg Van AvermaetEvonik - ELKO137815
Alexey LutsenkoTeam Reddit130816
Tejay Van GarderenT-Mobile130417
John DegenkolbIberia - Team Degenkolb129318
Peter SaganMoser - Sygic124919
Michael Van StayenEvonik - ELKO121920
Ben SwiftAegon - Lavazza121521
Jerome CoppelCarrefour - ESPN121422
Jose AlarconHugo Boss118123
Andrei AmadorTeam UBS114924
Angel MadrazoGazelle114325
Toms SkujinsEvonik - ELKO113226
Pierre-Henri LecuisinierFestina - Dexia112027
Yuri TrofimovTeam UBS110728
Bryan CoquardFestina - Dexia103229
Sean De BieAegon - Lavazza96830
Romain SicardAir France - KLM95731
Tomohiro KinoshitaMeiji - JR East91032
Diego UlissiGenerali - EDF88133
Lukasz WisniowskiGrieg - Eftel87934
Francesco GinanniGazelle84035
Rigoberto ÚranMinions83936
Danny SummerhillRBC Pro Cycling82737
Mark CavendishKraftwerk Man Machine81938
Wilco KeldermanTeam Puma - SAP81239
Jonas AhlstrandVolvo acc. by Spotify76240
Tiago MachadoPorto - Prio75341
Jérôme BaugniesKulczyk - DMTEX75142
Jay McCarthyAyubowan!74743
Eduard GrosueBuddy74444
Adam YatesAyubowan!74245
Aleksandar FlügelKraftwerk Man Machine74146
Stefan DeniflSPAR - Shimano - SCG73747
Timofey KritskiyTeam Tinkoff73248
Merhawi KudusRepsol - Netflix73249
Jacopo GuarnieriDelvaux72950
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MG Team World Ranking - After March
Moser extend their lead a the top of the Team Standings. Festina lose some ground but remain in 3rd. Gazelle are up to 4th. Vesuvio lose three positions to now lie in 7th place. Aker too, have lost three spots. Generali is the biggest gainer in the PT, up by 5 positions.

Volvo rides on their good start to the season to remain the highest placed PCT team in the rankings. Campari is the biggest gainer in the PCT while while Europcar have the biggest fall, despite promotion!

Netia are the highest place CT team despite losing a position. Only Adastra, BNZ and CYBEX have gained positions among returning CT teams. Eddie Stobart with the biggest fall, down by three positions.

TeamManagerDivisionCoefficientRank
Moser SygicPT754010
Team Puma – SAPPT731320
Festina – OAKAPT671130
GazellePT619942
Evonik – ELKOPT608650
Aegon – LavazzaPT603661
EA VesuvioPT58987-3
eBuddyPT585381
Bennelong – MitcheltonPT567692
Air France – KLMPT5631102
Aker – MOTPT561211-3
T-MobilePT559812-2
Isostar SlovenijaPT5018132
Grieg – MaerskPT498314-1
Team TinkoffPT471915-1
Volvo acc. by SpotifyPCT4255161
GeneraliPT4189175
DuolingoPCT386518-2
Team UBSPCT3832190
DesigualPT373920-2
SPAR – Shimano SCGPT3400213
Berg CyclesPCT339922-2
Farfetch Pro CyclingPT3350230
Fablok – Bank BGZPT3334241
Iberia – Team DegenkolbPCT331825-4
Podium AmbitionPT3287262
Indosat Oordedoo – ANZPT320527-1
Team Popo4Ever p/b NemiroffPCT289728-1
Rakuten Pro CyclingPCT2737291
Repsol – NetflixPT2732301
Kraftwerk Man MachinePCT267831-2
Kulczyk – AlitaliaPCT2459321
ISA – HexactaPCT2441331
MinionsPCT239234-2
Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeamPCT2092352
Valio – Viking GeneticsPCT2073363
Carlsberg – Danske BankPCT205737-2
Carrefour – ESPNPCT2022380
cycleYorkshirePCT1992393
Xero RacingPCT197240-4
Netia – VóninCT194541-1
PhilipsPCT192442-1
DelvauxPCT1918433
Euskaltel – EliorCT188244-1
Campari/Asahi developmentPCT1784455
ENI – MOLPCT174546-1
NENT Racing p/b HootsuiteCT1697470
Andorra Cycling ProjectPCT1532484
Team EuropcarPCT152049-5
Azteca – NBCSNCT143050-2
Swisslion Cycling TeamPCT1429512
GCN ProTeamCT139352-1
Sauber Petronas RacingPCT130853-4
Adastra – Hell Energy CyclingCT866541
BNZ Cycling TeamCT775551
CYBEX PlatinumCT767561
Eddie StobartCT71257-3
Equinor Pro CyclingCT629580
DK ZalgirisCT527590
McCormick Pro CyclingCT28960
Bianchi – CampagnoloCT24661
OMV Petrom – Albania.alCT23062
Tryg Insurance Cycling TeamCT22363
Glanbia Foods Cycling ProjectCT10864
Centovalli – FiatCT10565


MG Rider World Ranking - After March
Bewley retains his top spot with Spilak in 2nd. Ponzi overtakes Phinney for 3rd. Schleck suffers the biggest fall inside the Top 10. In the Top 50, Ewan and Beltran make up the most positions. Despite his team's promotion, Ulissi is the biggest drop in rankings inside the Top 50. Ginanni too, is worth mentioning, having lost 16 positions, to now fall out of the Top 50.

NameTeamCoefficientRank
Sam BewleyMoser - Sygic270610
Simon SpilakIsostar - LimeBike207520
Simone PonziFablok - Bank BGZ200231
Taylor PhinneyGrieg - Maersk19064-1
Edvald Boasson HagenAir France - KLM188352
Silvio HerklotzTeam Puma - SAP181062
Aleksandr PluchkinTeam Popo4Ever p/b Nemiroff170772
Rein TaaramäeAker - MOT16948-2
Andy SchleckEA Vesuvio16339-4
Jan BakelantsIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ1577100
Robert GesinkGenerali1412112
Ben SwiftAker - MOT1395129
Peter SaganMoser - Sygic1354136
Arnaud DemareTeam Puma - SAP134414-2
John DegenkolbIberia - Team Degenkolb1342153
Joseph DombrowskieBuddy133616-5
Tejay Van GarderenT-Mobile1300170
Alexey LutsenkoSPAR - Siam Cement126018-2
Michael Van StayenEvonik - ELKO1241191
Bryan CoquardFestina - OAKA1200209
Jack BobridgeBennelong - Mitchelton119021-7
Greg Van AvermaetIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ117222-7
Toms SkujinsEvonik - ELKO1132233
Angel MadrazoGazelle1128241
Lukasz WisniowskiGrieg - Maersk1112259
Andrei AmadorTeam UBS110426-2
Eduard GrosueBuddy10972717
Jerome CoppelCarrefour - ESPN108428-6
Romain SicardAir France - KLM1064292
Pierre-Henri LecuisinierFestina - OAKA102030-3
Sean De BieAegon - Lavazza101431-1
Jose AlarconRepsol - Netflix97432-9
Yuri TrofimovDuolingo96533-5
Danny SummerhillAndorra Cycling Project943343
Peter KennaughAir France - KLM9293524
Caleb EwanPodium Ambition8903652
Jonas AhlstrandVolvo acc. by Spotify885373
Tomohiro KinoshitaRakuten Pro Cycling87238-6
Leigh HowardBennelong - Mitchelton8673930
Mark CavendishKraftwerk Man Machine86240-2
Justo TenorioDesigual8054132
Jacopo GuarnieriDelvaux791428
Diego UlissiGenerali78643-10
Eduard Alexander BeltranSwisslion Cycling Team7784456
Alexander KristoffIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ773459
Wilco KeldermanPhilips75746-7
Clement KoretzkyFestina - OAKA747475
Joeri StallaertVolvo acc. by Spotify7464814
Matej MohoricIsostar - LimeBike738498
Daniel MartinCampari/Asahi development7315033
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tastasol
Top  #104 Print Post
Posted on 06-02-2020 09:34
Cool to see Wisniowski climbing upwards! Now that Bewley and Ponzi will decline after this season and Spilak already have started, it will be cool if Phinney manages to take the top spot. At least for a while, before Herklotz takes total control the next five-six seasons afterwards Pfft
 
AbhishekLFC
Top  #105 Print Post
Posted on 15-05-2020 06:19
MG World Rankings


MG Team World Ranking - After June
We have a new leader at the top of the World Rankings! Puma edge out Moser to become the new World No. 1, with Festina still occupying 3rd place. Gazelle ride on their great season so far to enter the Top 5 for the first time. Aegon edeg out Vesuvio just beyond the Top 5. Evonik is the biggest drop in the top division, losing five positions this season. Indosat, despite their difficult season so far, still climb 8 positions courtesy increased points scored in the PT. Generali, also on the back of a superb season, rise 6 spots. Air France, Isostar and SPAR are the other significant climbers.

Volvo and UBS maintain their positions despite the drop down to PCT. Duolingo, on the other hand, take a fall of 8 places. Iberia and Carlsberg fall 7 places, and this despite remaining in the same division. Philips and Europcar are not far behind them, falling 6 spots as a result of a disappointing season for both so far. The major climber in the PCT are Campari, who've gained 11 spots after a superb first half of the season. cycleYorkshire are the biggest climbers, moving up 9 places, among those who remained in the PCT after last season.

In the CT, just four teams have gained spots, while Netia, Euskaltel and NENT drop in the rankings, despite now being leading contenders for a rebound promotion, after suffering relegation last time around. Azteca, CYBEX and Zalgiris are the top climbers, with Eddie Stobart once again falling down the rankings.

TeamDivisionCoefficientRank
Team Puma – SAPPT774811
Moser SygicPT74432-1
Festina – OAKAPT693830
GazellePT678942
Aegon – LavazzaPT637552
EA VesuvioPT63656-2
Aker – MOTPT629171
Air France – KLMPT615484
Bennelong – MitcheltonPT614592
Evonik – ELKOPT603210-5
Isostar SlovenijaPT5982114
eBuddyPT590312-3
T-MobilePT547613-3
Grieg – MaerskPT546614-1
Team TinkoffPT525915-1
GeneraliPT5178166
Volvo acc. by SpotifyPCT4228170
Indosat Oordedoo – ANZPT4126188
Team UBSPCT4074190
SPAR – Shimano SCGPT4060204
Farfetch Pro CyclingPT3913212
DesigualPT390422-4
Fablok – Bank BGZPT3821232
DuolingoPCT371324-8
Berg CyclesPCT354025-5
Repsol – NetflixPT3537265
Podium AmbitionPT3452271
Iberia – Team DegenkolbPCT309128-7
ISA – HexactaPCT3001295
Team Popo4Ever p/b NemiroffPCT293930-3
Rakuten Pro CyclingPCT286731-1
MinionsPCT2646320
cycleYorkshirePCT2630339
Kraftwerk Man MachinePCT261934-5
Xero RacingPCT2602351
Kulczyk – AlitaliaPCT251736-3
Valio – Viking GeneticsPCT2339372
DelvauxPCT2286388
Campari/Asahi developmentPCT22573911
Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeamPCT216140-3
Carrefour – ESPNPCT211541-3
Carlsberg – Danske BankPCT210142-7
ENI – MOLPCT2017432
Netia – VóninCT197744-4
Euskaltel – EliorCT188045-2
Azteca – NBCSNCT1842462
PhilipsPCT183547-6
NENT Racing p/b HootsuiteCT178548-1
Andorra Cycling ProjectPCT1745493
Team EuropcarPCT166050-6
Swisslion Cycling TeamPCT1531512
Sauber Petronas RacingPCT146352-3
GCN ProTeamCT146153-2
Adastra – Hell Energy CyclingCT991541
CYBEX PlatinumCT915552
BNZ Cycling TeamCT792560
DK ZalgirisCT746572
Eddie StobartCT72058-4
Equinor Pro CyclingCT63059-1
Bianchi – CampagnoloCT62860
OMV Petrom – Albania.alCT47961
Tryg Insurance Cycling TeamCT45662
McCormick Pro CyclingCT40963
Glanbia Foods Cycling ProjectCT29264
Centovalli – FiatCT28665


MG Rider World Ranking - After June
We have a new leader here as well! Herklotz's consistent dominance over the last season and a half narrowly puts him ahead of Spilak and Bewley as the top rider in the world. Taaramae follows the top trio closely, with a larger gap behind the Aker rider. Kritsky, Dan Martin, Ewan and Hirt make the biggest jumps inside the Top 50.

NameTeamCoefficientRank
Silvio HerklotzTeam Puma - SAP249017
Simon SpilakIsostar - LimeBike241520
Sam BewleyMoser - Sygic24023-2
Rein TaaramäeAker - MOT235142
Edvald Boasson HagenAir France - KLM203652
Simone PonziFablok - Bank BGZ20176-2
Taylor PhinneyGrieg - Maersk18357-4
Aleksandr PluchkinTeam Popo4Ever p/b Nemiroff177381
Robert GesinkGenerali171694
Jan BakelantsIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ1682100
Andy SchleckEA Vesuvio148011-6
Peter SaganMoser - Sygic1350127
Alexey LutsenkoSPAR - Siam Cement1290133
Timofey KritskiyTeam Tinkoff12901434
Ben SwiftAker - MOT1279156
Tejay Van GarderenT-Mobile1264161
Romain SicardAir France - KLM12301714
Arnaud DemareTeam Puma - SAP121418-6
Michael Van StayenEvonik - ELKO1193191
John DegenkolbIberia - Team Degenkolb116820-2
Eduard GrosueBuddy11662123
Lukasz WisniowskiGrieg - Maersk11452212
Angel MadrazoGazelle1117232
Joseph DombrowskieBuddy109724-13
Toms SkujinsEvonik - ELKO1088251
Bryan CoquardFestina - OAKA1087263
Pierre-Henri LecuisinierFestina - OAKA1067270
Jack BobridgeBennelong - Mitchelton103828-14
Andrei AmadorTeam UBS102929-5
Greg Van AvermaetIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ100330-15
Jerome CoppelCarrefour - ESPN100231-9
Danny SummerhillAndorra Cycling Project967325
Sean De BieAegon - Lavazza96133-3
Merhawi KudusRepsol - Netflix9603415
Caleb EwanPodium Ambition9243553
Peter KennaughAir France - KLM9213623
Jose AlarconRepsol - Netflix88837-14
Jacopo GuarnieriDelvaux8793812
Adam YatesFarfetch Pro Cycling867396
Jonas AhlstrandVolvo acc. by Spotify863400
Leigh HowardBennelong - Mitchelton8524128
Mark CavendishKraftwerk Man Machine84042-4
Daniel MartinCampari/Asahi development8364340
Joeri StallaertVolvo acc. by Spotify8214418
Clement KoretzkyFestina - OAKA821457
Alexander KristoffIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ818468
Justo TenorioDesigual8164726
Matej MohoricIsostar - LimeBike795489
Jan HirtMoser - Sygic7944932
Tomohiro KinoshitaRakuten Pro Cycling79350-18
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SotD
Top  #106 Print Post
Posted on 15-05-2020 08:19
Great job - Thanks for the update.

I can't really understand how Coquard can keep on climbing the rankings, when he is doing significantly worse this season than the last...

Three riders in top 50 is OK I guess. Kastrantas in top 200 is just amazing though! He definately doesn't have the stats to that Grin - According to his OVL he should be around 500.

Lecuisinier is in 27th, while according to his OVL he should be around top 15 so he definately need to perform well in the TdF to climb further. Coquard is exactly where he should be though. But will obviously drop quite far back in the coming seasons.

Koretzky doing slightly better than he should, but in general I think these rankings match up quite well with the OVL of my riders.

they come in approximately the correct order, and isn't too far off. Maxime Daniel will drop badly but is still around where he should be - as is Bongiorno who performs better now that previous season (where he was a domestique though)...

Vlatos is looking to be one of those hit the hardest though. He usually racks up around 350-450 points. This season he is set to land at 150-180... And he even won significantly more than he usually does. The GC results for him is, however, completely gone.
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AbhishekLFC
Top  #107 Print Post
Posted on 15-05-2020 10:35
@SotD: Regarding Coquard, he's still rising because of two reasons mainly. Firstly, because there's still quite a lot of influence from July - October last season, which could be pushing his numbers up. If he doesn't live up to those performances in the same period this season, then he is likely to drop. Secondly, if you see those around him that have dropped - Van Avermaet and Bobridge, and also Alarcon, have not lived up to the last couple of seasons, Amador and Coppel are getting lesser points in PCT, and are thus dropping. So these could be the reasons.
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cio93
Top  #108 Print Post
Posted on 15-05-2020 13:29
Cool

This will be printed out and put on a wall or something.
I dreamed of a success and consistency like this one day back when I got accepted into the MG 8 years ago, but I never really believed days like these would actually come, especially with my approach to team-building.


Thank you for your great effort!!
 
baseballlover312
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I'm glad we're still above the CT team at least.
RIP Exxon Duke, David Veilleux, Double Feature, and Monster Energy
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Thanks for this ! It is just a great project as i'we said a few time already.
My Stage Creations:
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AbhishekLFC
Top  #111 Print Post
Posted on 11-08-2020 18:49
MG World Rankings


MG Team World Ranking - 2019 Final
Puma retain their top spot. Gazelle move up to 2nd on the back of their PT winning performance this season. Indosat are the biggest gainers in the PT and they'll remain in that division next season. Vesuvio and Evonik lose the most spots in the PT.

Both Delvaux and Campari move up 12 spots, the biggest risers in the PCT. Iberia drop the most. Both UBS and Volvo lose positions despite gaining promotion to the PT. ENI - MOL are the only team in the whole peloton who retain the same rank as last season.

Azteca gain seven positions after their brilliant season. Netia lose seven positions despite confirming promotion. Eddie Stobart drop down six spots.

TeamDivisionCoefficientRank
Team Puma – SAPPT704311
GazellePT695424
Moser SygicPT68413-2
Festina – OAKAPT64614-1
Aker – MOTPT608253
Air France – KLMPT604666
Grieg – MaerskPT604076
Isostar SlovenijaPT599587
Aegon – LavazzaPT59939-2
Bennelong – MitcheltonPT5898101
eBuddyPT581611-2
EA VesuvioPT562412-8
Evonik – ELKOPT554113-8
GeneraliPT5241148
Team TinkoffPT515615-1
T-MobilePT514316-6
Indosat Oordedoo – ANZPT4287179
SPAR – Shimano SCGPT4180186
Farfetch Pro CyclingPT4073194
Volvo acc. by SpotifyPCT400520-3
Fablok – Bank BGZPT3951214
Repsol – NetflixPT3839229
Team UBSPCT367923-4
Podium AmbitionPT3624244
DuolingoPCT353625-9
DesigualPT338926-8
ISA – HexactaPCT3312277
Rakuten Pro CyclingPCT3303282
Berg CyclesPCT310929-9
Team Popo4Ever p/b NemiroffPCT300530-3
Iberia – Team DegenkolbPCT291631-10
cycleYorkshirePCT28073210
Kraftwerk Man MachinePCT275133-4
DelvauxPCT26523412
MinionsPCT262035-3
Valio – Viking GeneticsPCT2584363
Xero RacingPCT258237-1
Campari/Asahi developmentPCT24263812
Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeamPCT240239-2
Kulczyk – AlitaliaPCT239740-7
Azteca – NBCSNCT2205417
Carrefour – ESPNPCT219842-4
Carlsberg – Danske BankPCT215643-8
PhilipsPCT201844-3
ENI – MOLPCT1992450
Euskaltel – EliorCT197846-3
Netia – VóninCT191547-7
Team EuropcarPCT191448-4
Swisslion Cycling TeamPCT1893494
Andorra Cycling ProjectPCT1892502
NENT Racing p/b HootsuiteCT176251-4
GCN ProTeamCT169052-1
Sauber Petronas RacingPCT153153-4
Adastra – Hell Energy CyclingCT1146541
DK ZalgirisCT1075554
CYBEX PlatinumCT1058561
Equinor Pro CyclingCT988571
BNZ Cycling TeamCT90758-2
Bianchi – CampagnoloCT89259
Eddie StobartCT84160-6
Glanbia Foods Cycling ProjectCT77261
Tryg Insurance Cycling TeamCT75762
OMV Petrom – Albania.alCT73163
McCormick Pro CyclingCT71064
Centovalli – FiatCT65065


MG Rider World Ranking - 2019 Final
Bewley climbs back to the top of the individual standings after losing it halfway through the season to Herklotz. The German ends the season as the second best rider in the world. Madrazo moves up 16 spots to finish the season in 9th. Groenewegen takes the biggest leap in the Top 50, that of 117 positions. Bobridge and the declining Van Avermaet are the big losers in the Top 50.

NameTeamCoefficientRank
Sam BewleyMoser - Sygic219210
Silvio HerklotzTeam Puma - SAP211426
Rein TaaramäeAker - MOT209533
Simon SpilakIsostar - LimeBike20524-2
Taylor PhinneyGrieg - Maersk19945-2
Edvald Boasson HagenAir France - KLM196261
Simone PonziFablok - Bank BGZ17197-3
Aleksandr PluchkinTeam Popo4Ever p/b Nemiroff165681
Angel MadrazoGazelle1573916
Arnaud DemareTeam Puma - SAP1402102
Joseph DombrowskieBuddy1384110
Romain SicardAir France - KLM13811219
Jan BakelantsIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ138013-3
Robert GesinkGenerali136614-1
Lukasz WisniowskiGrieg - Maersk13541519
Timofey KritskiyTeam Tinkoff13361632
Peter SaganMoser - Sygic1225172
Pierre-Henri LecuisinierFestina - OAKA1202189
Alexey LutsenkoSPAR - Siam Cement117819-3
Bryan CoquardFestina - OAKA1127209
John DegenkolbIberia - Team Degenkolb109521-3
Ben SwiftAker - MOT107422-1
Andy SchleckEA Vesuvio107323-18
Eduard GrosueBuddy10702420
Eduard Alexander BeltranSwisslion Cycling Team10472575
Michael Van StayenEvonik - ELKO104726-6
Lachlan MortonBennelong - Mitchelton10302747
Tejay Van GarderenT-Mobile102028-11
Jerome CoppelCarrefour - ESPN100029-7
Dylan GroenewegenAegon - Lavazza98630117
Jonas AhlstrandVolvo acc. by Spotify982319
Tomohiro KinoshitaRakuten Pro Cycling968320
Caleb EwanPodium Ambition9543355
Toms SkujinsEvonik - ELKO92534-8
Andrei AmadorTeam UBS90835-11
Merhawi KudusRepsol - Netflix8933613
Daniel MartinCampari/Asahi development8793746
Justo TenorioDesigual8633835
Peter KennaughAir France - KLM8603920
Jacopo GuarnieriDelvaux8604010
Alexander KristoffIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ8504113
Sean De BieAegon - Lavazza83342-12
Leigh HowardBennelong - Mitchelton8324326
Danny SummerhillAndorra Cycling Project82844-7
Jack BobridgeBennelong - Mitchelton81245-31
Ion IzagirreIberia - Team Degenkolb8094685
Mark CavendishKraftwerk Man Machine80647-9
Stefan DeniflSPAR - Siam Cement77348-1
Dan HollowayMcCormick Pro Cycling7684941
Greg Van AvermaetIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ76050-35
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quadsas
Top  #112 Print Post
Posted on 11-08-2020 21:03
Officially not one of ten worst teams ever, Pog
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DubbelDekker
Top  #113 Print Post
Posted on 12-08-2020 08:30
Great work Abhi!
It's a nice challenge to try and get to first next season.
The gloves are off, cio Wink
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AbhishekLFC
Top  #114 Print Post
Posted on 03-11-2020 21:08
MG World Rankings

The MG world rankings returns on the eve of the new season. These rankings were already posted at the end of last season and this is a refresher for the same. The new teams have been added and they're surely be keen to get off the mark as soon as possible. The new riders have also been accounted for in the main rankings calculations, although only the top 500 are highlighted here.

MG Team World Rankings - Start of 2020
TeamManagerDivisionCoefficientRank
Team Puma – SAPcio93PT70431
GazelleDubbelDekkerPT69542
Moser SygicRomanPT68413
Festina – OAKASotDPT64614
Aker – MOTemberPT60825
Air France – KLMCrueTruePT60466
Grieg – MaersktastasolPT60407
Isostar - SpecializedCroatia14PT59958
Aegon – LavazzaroturnPT59939
Bennelong – MitcheltontsmohaPT589810
eBuddyalexkr00PT581611
EA VesuvioSportingNonsensePT562412
Evonik – ELKOknockoutPT554113
Generalimatt17brPT524114
Team TinkoffOlegTinkovPT515615
MapeiHeinePCT514316
Indosat Oordedoo – ANZEden95PT428717
King PowerBikexPT418018
Farfetch Pro Cyclingjph27PCT407319
Volvo acc. by Spotifyviking90PT400520
Fablok - Chocolate JacquessgdannyPCT395121
Repsol – NetflixAquarius97PCT383922
Team UBSBushwackersPT367923
Podium AmbitionTheManxMissilePCT362424
DuolingoGustavovskiyPCT353625
DesigualMresuperstarPCT338926
ISA – HexactaScorchioPT331227
Rakuten Pro Cyclingvalverde321PT330328
Berg CyclesfintasPCT310929
Team Popo4Ever p/b NemirofffjhoekiePCT300530
PolarbeaglePCT291631
cycleYorkshireryantPT280732
Kraftwerk Man MachineDaveTwoBobPCT275133
BakkafrostSykkel_FreakPCT265234
MinionsMarcovdwPCT262035
Valio – Viking GeneticsAtlantiusPCT258436
Xero Racingjandal7PCT258237
Campari Asahi ProcyclingTamijoPCT242638
Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeamOllfardhPCT240239
Azteca – NBCSNKentaurusPCT220540
Carrefour – ESPNmaxime86CT219841
Carlsberg – Danske Bankbaseballlover312CT215642
PhilipsAbhishekLFCCT201843
MOLjaxikaPCT199244
Aramco DPLuis Leon SanchezPCT197845
Team EuropcarBjartneCT191446
Swisslion Cycling TeamredordeadPCT189347
Andorra Cycling ProjectYellow JerseyPCT189248
Nordstrom - CA TechnologieswhitejerseyPCT176249
GCN ProTeamthe_hoylePCT169050
Sauber Petronas Racingsammyt93CT153151
Adastra N Hell Energy CyclingivaneuropePCT114652
DK - SVA ZalgirisquadsasPCT107553
Gjensidige Pro Cycling Teamhillis91CT98854
BNZ Cycling TeamJakstar22CT90755
Eddie Stobartsutty68CT84156
Glanbia Foods Cycling ProjectMacCCT77257
Tryg - Ritter SportliefwarriorCT75758
McCormick Pro CyclingUlrich UlriksenCT71059
Centovalli – FiatFabianskiCT65060
Bralirwa - Stevens Bikescunego59CT0
Guave's Sunlight CyclingGuaveCT0
Los Pollos Hermanos (HQ)NemolitoCT0
Nordica - EnelKingTheManiakCT0
Project: Africa (HQ)aidanvn13CT0
Sotto il sole di RiccionekrisaCT0
StravaShonakCT0
Trans cycling teamTinxiaSCT0


MG Rider World Rankings - Start of 2020
NameTeamCoefficientRank
Sam BewleyMoser - Sygic21921
Silvio HerklotzTeam Puma - SAP21142
Rein TaaramäeAker - MOT20953
Simon SpilakGenerali20524
Taylor PhinneyIsostar - Specialized19945
Edvald Boasson HagenAir France - KLM19626
Simone PonziTeam UBS17197
Aleksandr PluchkinTeam Popo4Ever p/b Nemiroff16568
Angel MadrazoGazelle15739
Arnaud DemareTeam Puma - SAP140210
Joseph DombrowskieBuddy138411
Romain SicardAir France - KLM138112
Jan BakelantsIndosat Ooredoo138013
Robert GesinkDuolingo136614
Lukasz WisniowskiGrieg-Maersk135415
Timofey KritskiyTeam Tinkoff - La Datcha133616
Peter SaganMoser - Sygic122517
Pierre-Henri LecuisinierFestina - OAKA120218
Alexey LutsenkoKing Power117819
Bryan CoquardFestina - OAKA112720
John DegenkolbISA - Hexacta109521
Ben SwiftBerg Cycles107422
Andy SchleckEA Vesuvio107323
Eduard GrosueBuddy107024
Eduard Alexander BeltranSwisslion Cycling Team104725
Michael Van StayenEvonik - ELKO104726
Lachlan MortonBennelong - Mitchelton103027
Tejay Van GarderenEA Vesuvio102028
Jerome CoppelcycleYorkshire100029
Dylan GroenewegenAegon - Peroni98630
Jonas AhlstrandVolvo acc. by Spotify98231
Tomohiro KinoshitaRakuten Pro Cycling96832
Caleb EwanPodium Ambition95433
Toms SkujinsEvonik - ELKO92534
Andrei AmadorTeam UBS90835
Merhawi KudusRepsol - Netflix89336
Daniel MartinAramco DP87937
Justo TenorioDesigual86338
Peter KennaughAir France - KLM86039
Jacopo GuarnieriBakkafrost86040
Alexander KristoffAdastra N Hell Energy Cycling85041
Sean De BieAegon - Peroni83342
Leigh HowardBennelong - Mitchelton83243
Danny SummerhillAndorra Cycling Project82844
Jack BobridgeBennelong - Mitchelton81245
Ion IzagirrePolar80946
Mark CavendishKraftwerk Man Machine80647
Stefan DeniflDK - SVA Zalgiris77348
Dan HollowayEA Vesuvio76849
Greg Van AvermaetStrava76050

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Feel free to share your thoughts regarding the teams and riders you think will make the biggest jumps, or falls, in the rankings this season. I hope to have monthly updates of the rankings as always.
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TheManxMissile
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Posted on 03-11-2020 23:15
I appreciate still being considered a PT team, but only if you donate us the extra budget quickly before the first races get posted Pfft
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tastasol
Top  #116 Print Post
Posted on 03-11-2020 23:27
7th place is cool to see, but I fear it will be the highest position for quite some years for us! Hope Wisniowski can take the step in to the top 10 this season.
 
AbhishekLFC
Top  #117 Print Post
Posted on 04-11-2020 05:25
TheManxMissile wrote:
I appreciate still being considered a PT team, but only if you donate us the extra budget quickly before the first races get posted Pfft

Oops, corrected now!

I have 5k wage and 88k budget to give away if you are interested Pfft
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knockout
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Posted on 04-11-2020 16:16
These rankings looked far better for Evonik a year ago and it's time to get back to higher positions in both team and individual rankings Grin
A Big Thank You To All MG Reporters!

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AbhishekLFC
Top  #119 Print Post
Posted on 18-03-2021 06:31
MG World Rankings

After a bit of a break the past few months, the MG World Rankings are back after the latest Rankings update posted for all divisions. Once again, a big thank you to the admins and everyone involved in reporting and the rankings calculations and posting, without which these rankings would not be possible.

MG Team World Rankings - May 2020
There's a new leader at the top of team standings, with Festina's resurgence back into the title fight puts them at the top of the rankings. Moser's consistency brings them up to 2nd. Puma and Gazelle haven't had a great season so far, and see themselves drop down from the top two positions at the end of last season. Evonik's lead in the PT standings translates to a 7 position improvement and up to 6th place in the table. On the other end of the spectrum, Air France and Aegon's poor seasons see them drop, with Indosat also subject to the same fate among PT teams. ISA ties Evonik as the biggest risers so far this season.

Mapei is the best placed PCT team, despite dropping a position, while it is Andorra with the largest jump up the standings among PCT teams, closely followed by MOL. Fablok's relegation and struggles see them drop five positions while Berg, Kraftwerk and Campari drop four spots each.

Centovalli make the biggest jump among CT teams, with Philips and Europcar going the other way, the latter duo feeling the effects of relegation quite hard in these standings. Tryg is the only other CT repeating team to have improved. Among the new teams, Los Pollos have had the best start.
TeamDivisionCoefficientRankChange
Festina – OAKAPT740613
Moser SygicPT735621
GazellePT73123-1
Team Puma – SAPPT70834-3
Isostar - SpecializedPT707453
Evonik – ELKOPT684767
Aker – MOTPT64877-2
eBuddyPT636083
Bennelong – MitcheltonPT632791
Grieg – MaerskPT628010-3
Air France – KLMPT623211-5
EA VesuvioPT6208120
Aegon – PeroniPT606513-4
Team TinkoffPT5808141
GeneraliPT575815-1
King PowerPT5674162
MapeiPCT510117-1
Volvo acc. by SpotifyPT4678182
Farfetch Pro CyclingPCT4671190
ISA – HexactaPT4476207
Indosat Oordedoo – ANZPT439521-4
Repsol – NetflixPCT4292220
Team UBSPT4277230
Rakuten Pro CyclingPT4138244
Podium AmbitionPCT373425-1
Fablok - Chocolate JacquesPCT363126-5
DuolingoPCT360127-2
cycleYorkshirePT3445284
Team Popo4Ever p/b NemiroffPCT3428291
DesigualPCT340830-4
BakkafrostPCT3378313
PolarPCT328532-1
Berg CyclesPCT323333-4
Xero RacingPCT3132343
MinionsPCT2923350
Valio – Viking GeneticsPCT2891360
Kraftwerk Man MachinePCT288037-4
MOLPCT2834386
Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeamPCT2732390
Azteca – NBCSNPCT2319400
Andorra Cycling ProjectPCT2292417
Campari Asahi ProcyclingPCT227542-4
Swisslion Cycling TeamPCT2164434
Carrefour – ESPNCT215644-3
Carlsberg – Danske BankCT210745-3
Aramco DPPCT204946-1
Nordstrom - CA TechnologiesPCT1982472
GCN ProTeamPCT1976482
PhilipsCT191449-6
DK - SVA ZalgirisPCT1857503
Adastra N Hell Energy CyclingPCT1569511
Team EuropcarCT156552-6
Sauber Petronas RacingCT130353-2
Centovalli – FiatCT1076546
Tryg - Ritter SportCT1029553
Gjensidige Pro Cycling TeamCT101656-2
BNZ Cycling TeamCT87257-2
Eddie StobartCT78858-2
Glanbia Foods Cycling ProjectCT72859-2
McCormick Pro CyclingCT65160-1
Los Pollos HermanosCT52161-
Bralirwa - Stevens BikesCT46662-
Project: AfricaCT35463-
StravaCT33364-
Trans cycling teamCT22965-
Guave's Sunlight CyclingCT22666-
Sotto il sole di RiccioneCT16967-
Nordica - EnelCT13568-


MG Rider World Rankings - May 2020
Taaramae moves to the top of the Standings with Bewley falling a position to 2nd. Lecuisinier jumps 15 spots to be 3rd at the moment. Herklotz has fallen 5 spots to 7th. Bobridge makes the buggest jump inside the Top 50, up 21 posiitons to 24th.
NameTeamCoefficientRankChange
Rein TaaramäeAker - MOT234112
Sam BewleyMoser - Sygic21142-1
Pierre-Henri LecuisinierFestina - OAKA2073315
Taylor PhinneyIsostar - Specialized207341
Edvald Boasson HagenAir France - KLM188351
Aleksandr PluchkinTeam Popo4Ever p/b Nemiroff187262
Silvio HerklotzTeam Puma - SAP17147-5
Simone PonziTeam UBS16718-1
Arnaud DemareTeam Puma - SAP158791
Simon SpilakGenerali156010-6
Timofey KritskiyTeam Tinkoff - La Datcha1528115
Alexey LutsenkoKing Power1472127
Robert GesinkDuolingo1443131
John DegenkolbISA - Hexacta1364147
Peter SaganMoser - Sygic1360152
Romain SicardAir France - KLM130916-4
Eduard GrosueBuddy1303177
Lukasz WisniowskiGrieg-Maersk130218-3
Joseph DombrowskieBuddy128619-8
Angel MadrazoGazelle121620-11
Bryan CoquardFestina - OAKA119221-1
Jan BakelantsIndosat Ooredoo117122-9
Tomohiro KinoshitaRakuten Pro Cycling1099239
Jack BobridgeBennelong - Mitchelton10862421
Danny SummerhillAndorra Cycling Project10732519
Ben SwiftBerg Cycles106926-4
Jacopo GuarnieriBakkafrost10542713
Tejay Van GarderenEA Vesuvio1032280
Justo TenorioDesigual1032299
Merhawi KudusRepsol - Netflix1014306
Michael Van StayenEvonik - ELKO100431-5
Sean De BieAegon - Peroni9983210
Peter KennaughAir France - KLM986336
Toms SkujinsEvonik - ELKO980340
Lachlan MortonBennelong - Mitchelton97135-8
Dylan GroenewegenAegon - Peroni96936-6
Eduard Alexander BeltranSwisslion Cycling Team96737-12
Ion IzagirrePolar943388
Jonas AhlstrandVolvo acc. by Spotify93239-8
Caleb EwanPodium Ambition92840-7
Jerome CoppelcycleYorkshire90541-12
Clement KoretzkyFestina - OAKA9044219
Jan HirtMoser - Sygic8994310
Adam YatesFarfetch Pro Cycling896448
Ryan EastmanAzteca - NBCSN8894518
Joeri StallaertVolvo acc. by Spotify8354610
Leigh HowardBennelong - Mitchelton81947-4
Stefan DeniflDK - SVA Zalgiris819480
Matej MohoricIsostar - Specialized810498
Dan HollowayEA Vesuvio80850-1

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SotD
Top  #120 Print Post
Posted on 18-03-2021 09:23
Didn't expect to be ever leading this one again Smile - Really nice after having cut all leaders that wasn't Festina-made. Lecuisinier with a huge jump and Koretzky and even bigger one with only Coquard dropping ever so slightly.

Both Koretzky and Lecuisinier will drop in the remaining part of the season obviously with Koretzky being through the high point races and Lecuisinier done altogether.
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