Stromeon wrote:
Started doing the first couple of stages, but unfortunately I don't seem to have any wheels I remember someone had a problem with this before, is there a solution?
TMM had it and Baggieboys had it too. think it was something with the latest instale ment of the Daily DB. should check around TDU and Algarve iirc
I seem to have the same problem Baggie had - the wheels are there for TTs but not for road stages I can't find any solutions around there either
Ask TMM for the 'updated' DB.
He's away isn't he? Have you or any of the other reporters got the updated DB?
I was the one who fixed TMM's DB, so here I give you the solution:
1. Open the DB with an editor
2. Go to DYN_Team and find the column "fkIDequipment_marques_roue"
3. Enter the ID of a group of wheels (the category seen in-game when you choose) e.g. Shimano.
4. You now have wheels
Atlantius wrote:
I was the one who fixed TMM's DB, so here I give you the solution:
1. Open the DB with an editor
2. Go to DYN_Team and find the column "fkIDequipment_marques_roue"
3. Enter the ID of a group of wheels (the category seen in-game when you choose) e.g. Shimano.
4. You now have wheels
Thanks again Atlantius for solving everything I'll get going on the racing now - I was initially going to wait for Trentino to finish but I'll press on now
TOUR DE ROMANDIE
Stage 1: Yverdon-les-Bains - Champagne
Hello and welcome to the first stage of this year's Tour de Romandie. We start with a short prologue near the foot of the Lake Neuchatel, connecting the town of Yverdon-les-Bains to the village of Champagne. Measuring 7.9km in length, it's a fairly lengthy prologue, but a prologue nevertheless.
The favourites:
***
Fabian Cancellara
Motorex-Credit Suisse
Jakab Zoltan
TAP-Michelin
Chris Froome
Tulip-Guinness
**
Samuel Sanchez
Allianz-BMW
Richie Porte
Barry's Maple Leaf
Marco Pinotti
Tullip-Guinness
*
Ryder Hesjedal
Barry's Maple Leaf
Jens Voigt
SGL-Magix
Jakob Fuglsang
Tulip-Guinness
Lieuwe Westra
TAP-Michelin
Michal Kwiatkowski (TLI), just the third rider off the ramp, posted the best time of the early starters, an impressive 10’24 which stood for quite a while.
However this was bested by the evergreen Jens Voigt (SGM) by just 3 seconds
Thibaut Pinot (CAT) was the first of an early wave of favourites to set off, posting a time of 10’37, good enough for 53rd place in the end
This wave included Mathijs Ruiter (ING), looking to limit his losses to the other main contenders. While not doing too badly, he still lost over a minute and eventually finished outside the top 100.
Michele Scarponi (ABC) was also an early starter, posting a competitive time of 10’35, putting him inside the top 40.
Richie Porte (BAR) had a very smooth ride and almost took the provisional lead from Voigt - missing out by a single second!
A few riders were now beginning to pepper the leaderboard, including Denis Menchov (NAC) who finished on the same time as Porte
Marco Pinotti (TUG) was on good form, a ride that saw him near up to his minute-man (as can be seen here) slotted him into provisional second, less than a second behind Voigt!
With around 100 riders through, it's a good time to look at how the provisional top 10 standings are stacking up at the moment. Those gaps are pretty close - but all will certainly change soon, though!
Thor Hushovd (TUG), one of the prologue specialists in this field, was racing round the course in spectacular fashion - and he beats Voigt by 4 seconds in a time of 10’16! Quite a ride from the veteran Norwegian!
Manuele Boaro, from wildcard team Nintendo-Ambuja, is also a prologue specialist and he also puts in a superb effort to match his status, finishing a provisional 2nd, just two seconds off the time of Hushovd!
Jakob Geisinger (MCS) is the home favourite for the race and he’s not bad on the time-trial bike. In fact he’s not bad at all - there goes the provisional time again!
Jakob Fuglsang is part of a strong Tulip-Guinness outfit and he shows his worth by placing a provisional 2nd!
Wesley Hoogenboom (ITV) is one of those enigmatic riders who don't really take to the long time-trials, but are competetive in the short prologues. He is a provisional 20th after a decent ride.
Former world champion Michael Rogers (DOM) puts in a very solid ride but it’s just not quite enough to beat Geisinger. Provisional 3rd; same time as Fuglsang.
Domenico Pozzovivo is CC Cafe's hope for the GC, but he's predicted to lose a bit of time today. In the end he just scrapes into the top 100.
Roman Kreuziger (NAC) is a good all-round rider, and he puts in a solid effort to record a time just about good enough to scrape into the top 10, 5 seconds off the pace of Geisinger
With just 5 riders left to set off, here's a reminder of the provisional leaderboard for you again.
Jakab Zoltan (TAM) is ready and waiting in the starting house, he's the third-last rider to set off before Chris Froome and Fabian Cancellara.
There are still a few more riders out on course - one of them being Andreas Kloden (SGM). He has been on surprisingly good form in the one week World Tour races so far this season, but prologues are not his thing and he loses 23 seconds to Geisinger
Ryder Hesjedal is the leader of a strong team from Barry’s Maple Leaf - and after a slow start he pushes himself into provisional 13th after a turn of speed around the last few corners
Samuel Sanchez (ABC) is a solid all-round rider, with a talent for descending - and prologues too it proves! The best time falls again, and Sanchez is at the top of the leaderboard with a time of 10’13
Chris Froome (TUG) displays his efficient aerodynamic position as he sets off in pursuit of Zoltan.
Just behind him is the overwhelming favourite for the stage, Fabian Cancellara (MCS)
Zoltan crosses the line and looks up at the clock - 1st again! That’s the seventh time the provisional time has fallen today and Zoltan takes a second out of Sanchez’s time. We’ll have to see how this stacks up against Froome, though.
Here is Froome, once again displaying his mastery of aerodynamics... But it doesn’t matter, as he is a provisional 3rd place, just 4 seconds behind his great rival Zoltan, with just Spartacus left to come home.
Here he comes up to the line...
Fabian Cancellara destroys the field by an astonishing 34 SECONDS in a time of 9’38! You read that right! 34 seconds! Abosutely dominating! Wow, what a ride!!
So here we have the stage results - Cancellara is the comfortable leader and might actually be thinking about a top 10 overall now that he's got such a substantial lead on the rest of the pack. Zoltan is the best of the rest, those few seconds advantage he has over people like Froome and Geisinger may come in extremely useful later on - knowing how close some of the stage races have been so far this season.
Stromeon wrote:
Had just finished writing the report of stage 2 and was literally about to press 'Post Reply' when my computer crashed
I'm afraid you'll have to wait until tomorrow for the report
if you computer crashed then even my suggestion I'm going to make won't help very much but I suggest using a word-like progrem to write reports
prevents you of doing the whole rapport over again
Stromeon wrote:
Had just finished writing the report of stage 2 and was literally about to press 'Post Reply' when my computer crashed
I'm afraid you'll have to wait until tomorrow for the report
if you computer crashed then even my suggestion I'm going to make won't help very much but I suggest using a word-like progrem to write reports
prevents you of doing the whole rapport over again
That's what I do
It's just collecting all the pictures, tables, minishirts, flags, profiles, and text takes a bit of time and that crash has just killed all motivation for today
TOUR DE ROMANDIE
Stage 2: Yverdon-les-Bains - Nyon
Welcome back to Switzerland for the 2nd stage of the Tour de Romandie, which takes us from the start town of Yverdon-les-Bains southwards to the town of Nyon. At just under 140km in length, it's not a particularly long stage, and, whilst having a couple of categorised climbs, not particularly arduous either.
The favourites:
***
Elia Viviani
Motorex-Credit Suisse
Allan Davis
Domino's-ASR
Francisco José Ventoso
CC Café
**
Thor Hushovd
Tulip-Guinness
Gianni Meersman
Lierse-Pizza Ullo
*
Julien Simon
Allianz-BMW
Francesco Chicchi
Domino's-ASR
Hello and welcome to the start of the first road stage of the Tour of Romandie. And it’s raining! After an utterly dominating ride in the prologue, Fabian Cancellara wears yellow today, you can see him fairly clearly just to the left-hand side of the middle of the pack.
Shinichi Fukushima (NAC) is today's first attacker
He is joined by Zirbel (PGR), Oliphant (ITV), and Cattaneo (FWB) as the pack looks to be giving them a fair amount of leeway
With the gap now out to 2 minutes, Bartosz Huzarski (IOQ) looks to join the break.
However this attempt is reeled in by CC Café, who seem intent on not letting anyone else join that break for some reason
We now have 100km to go. Motorex are up at the front, but are setting a very slow tempo as everyone, including the break, seems happy just to get into the rhythm of things ahead of a tough stage tomorrow. The gap is now out to 4 and a half minutes
As the break approaches the first mountain sprint we have a faller in the pack! Blel Kadri (NAC) is the one to go down
We're on to the slopes of the 4th cateogry Cote du Roselet and it's Cattaneo who makes the first move
Everyone else in the break is alert and responds, and in the end it's Oliphant who wins the sprint to the line ahead of Fukushima and Cattaneo
In a late surge to the line, he also pips Fukushima to the first intermediate sprint, with Zirbel in third
As soon as we're past the sprint we're on to the tougher 3rd category climb, the Cote de St-Georges. This time it’s Oliphant who initiates the attack
Zirbel leaves it very late but times his acceleration to perfection, just edging out Oliphant, with Fukushima a comfortable third. However, 2nd place means Oliphant will wear the KoM jersey tomorrow, a point ahead of Zirbel on 5 points.
With 55km to go as we start the fairly long but gentle downhill, it's a mixture of Tulip-Guinness and CC Café riders at the front. They have increased the tempo slightly and the gap is now down to under 4 minutes
Oliphant dominates the last intermediate sprint - he's clearly been the best out of the break today. Zirbel is 2nd, Fukushima 3rd. The gap is now down to just a minute and a half with 22 kms remaining. CC Café are still there at the front of the peloton, they must be trying to set something up for their sprinter Ventoso.
That's the end of the breakaway with 11kms to go. As we can see here, it’s Domino’s who have taken up the pace-making, they have a strong sprinter in Davis who could do well here today
We go under the 5km banner and Domino's are all over this! They're setting up a train:
Rogers
Tanner
Chicchi
Davis
Hushovd
Viviani
It's all aboard the bandwagon! Behind Hushovd, we now have Ventoso (CCC), Meersman (LPU), Appollonio (BAR), Candelario (IOQ), Boeckmans (ING), Simon (ABC), and Bazzana (MAG)
2000m to go and Tanner has peeled off leaving Chicchi to lead out Davis. Hushovd and Viviani aren't that far behind though!
1300m to go and we have Kadri (NAC) coming up on the right-hand side trying an early sprint, meanwhile Chicchi is still at the front. The line behind remains the same except Meersman has dropped out of it.
Davis decides to start his sprint with 700m to go, he goes round the left of Chicchi and Hushovd is right on his wheel. Meanwhile Viviani, having seen this, opts to go round the right, which in turn looks to be forcing Ventoso out wide
With 500m to go there's a sharp left-hand bend. From this angle Ventoso looks to have the advantage but he's going round the outside. Davis looks to have the best line going in to the finishing straight here
But it's Francisco José Ventoso who shows a flying turn of speed round that corner and takes the win!
It's an extremely close sprint for second but from here it looks like Hushovd has got it ahead of Davis and then Viviani.
Candelario is the best of the rest in 5th - the top 4 were a good two bike lengths ahead of everyone else.
Stage Results
1
Francisco José Ventoso
CC Cafe Cycling
3h34'18
2
Thor Hushovd
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
3
Allan Davis
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
4
Elia Viviani
Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling
s.t.
5
Alex Candelario
In-n-Out Original Joe's
s.t.
6
Julien Simon
Allianz - BMW Cycling Team
s.t.
7
Alessandro Bazzana
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
8
Gianni Meersman
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
9
Samuel Love
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
10
Leigh Howard
Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team
s.t.
Spoiler
11
Graham Briggs
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
12
Kris Boeckmans
ING - InBev Cycling Team
s.t.
13
Wesley Hoogenboom
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
14
Davide Appollonio
Barrys Maple Leaf Racing
s.t.
15
Adam Blythe
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
16
Francesco Chicchi
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
17
Matthew Hayman
Barrys Maple Leaf Racing
s.t.
18
Fabian Cancellara
Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling
s.t.
19
Josué Moyano
Globant - Telefe Cycling Project
s.t.
20
Richie Porte
Barrys Maple Leaf Racing
s.t.
21
Blel Kadri
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
22
Daniele Pietropolli
ING - InBev Cycling Team
s.t.
23
Cameron Meyer
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
24
Iljo Keisse
Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation
s.t.
25
Michael Matthews
Allianz - BMW Cycling Team
s.t.
26
Samuel Sánchez
Allianz - BMW Cycling Team
s.t.
27
Alexandre Pliuschin
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
28
Chris Froome
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
29
Matteo Carrara
Team Fastweb
s.t.
30
Marco Marcato
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
31
Thomas Voeckler
ING - InBev Cycling Team
s.t.
32
Víctor Hugo Peña
Globant - Telefe Cycling Project
s.t.
33
David Tanner
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
34
Jan Bakelants
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
35
Wim Stroetinga
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
36
Daniel Moreno
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
37
Michael Rogers
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
38
Stefano Garzelli
Allianz - BMW Cycling Team
s.t.
39
Matt Cronshaw
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
40
Jakab Zoltan
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
41
Miguel Ubeto
Globant - Telefe Cycling Project
s.t.
42
Ricardo Mestre
Team Fastweb
s.t.
43
Michele Scarponi
Allianz - BMW Cycling Team
s.t.
44
Francesco Failli
Team Fastweb
s.t.
45
Sergio Pardilla
SGL - Magix
s.t.
46
Jens Voigt
SGL - Magix
s.t.
47
Yukiya Arashiro
Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation
s.t.
48
Alexandre Vinokourov
Barrys Maple Leaf Racing
s.t.
49
Steven Cozza
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
50
Thibaut Pinot
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
51
Rubén Plaza
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
52
Ryder Hesjedal
Barrys Maple Leaf Racing
s.t.
53
Winner Anacona
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
54
Rafael de Mattos Andriato
Globant - Telefe Cycling Project
s.t.
55
Koen De Kort
ING - InBev Cycling Team
s.t.
56
Robert Kiserlovski
Barrys Maple Leaf Racing
s.t.
57
Dariusz Rudnicki
Globant - Telefe Cycling Project
s.t.
58
Stefano Pirazzi
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
59
Lieuwe Westra
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
60
Luca Ascani
Team Fastweb
s.t.
61
Davide Malacarne
Team Fastweb
s.t.
62
Chad Beyer
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
63
Honorio Machado
Globant - Telefe Cycling Project
s.t.
64
Sérgio Paulinho
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
65
Jonathan Monsalve
Globant - Telefe Cycling Project
s.t.
66
Kristjan Koren
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
67
Jos Van Emden
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
68
André Steensen
Team Fastweb
s.t.
69
Marco Pinotti
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
70
Carlos Oyarzun
Globant - Telefe Cycling Project
s.t.
71
Jean-Eric Rousseau
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
72
Gabriele Pizzaballa
Team Fastweb
s.t.
73
Constantino Zaballa
ING - InBev Cycling Team
s.t.
74
Kevin De Weert
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
75
Jan Ghyselinck
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
76
Danilo Wyss
Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling
s.t.
77
Johann Tschopp
Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling
s.t.
78
Caleb Ewan
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
79
Julian Kern
SGL - Magix
s.t.
80
Jakob Geisinger
Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling
s.t.
81
Marcel Wyss
Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling
s.t.
82
Luca Solari
Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling
s.t.
83
Michael Torckler
Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team
s.t.
84
Álex Cano Ardila
CC Cafe Cycling
s.t.
85
Michał Kwiatkowski
Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation
s.t.
86
Christian Knees
Barrys Maple Leaf Racing
s.t.
87
Christopher Juul-Jensen
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
88
José Rujano
Barrys Maple Leaf Racing
s.t.
89
Amaël Moinard
Allianz - BMW Cycling Team
s.t.
90
Bram Tankink
ING - InBev Cycling Team
s.t.
91
John Darwin Atapuma
CC Cafe Cycling
s.t.
92
Pieter Weening
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
93
Bart De Clercq
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
94
Laurens Ten Dam
Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team
s.t.
95
Andreas Klöden
SGL - Magix
s.t.
96
Jakob Fuglsang
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
97
Ben Grenda
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
98
Serge Pauwels
ING - InBev Cycling Team
s.t.
99
Fumiyuki Beppu
Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation
s.t.
100
Fabian Wegmann
SGL - Magix
s.t.
101
Nicolas Roche
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
102
Gregory Brenes
CC Cafe Cycling
s.t.
103
Anthony Geslin
In-n-Out Original Joe's
s.t.
104
Eric Baumann
In-n-Out Original Joe's
s.t.
105
Amets Txurruka
Allianz - BMW Cycling Team
s.t.
106
Marek Rutkiewicz
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
107
Peter Kennaugh
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
108
Taiji Nishitani
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
109
Jan Barta
In-n-Out Original Joe's
s.t.
110
David De la Fuente
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
111
Jetse Bol
In-n-Out Original Joe's
s.t.
112
Peter Pal
Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team
s.t.
113
Michel Kreder
Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team
s.t.
114
Alfredo Balloni
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
115
Roman Kreuziger
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
116
Iker Camaño
CC Cafe Cycling
s.t.
117
Beñat Intxausti
Allianz - BMW Cycling Team
s.t.
118
Anthony Roux
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
119
Glen Alan Chadwick
Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team
s.t.
120
Kristian Forbord
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
121
Salvatore Puccio
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
122
Vasil Kiryienka
CC Cafe Cycling
s.t.
123
Oliver Zaugg
Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling
s.t.
124
Mathijs Ruiter
ING - InBev Cycling Team
s.t.
125
Juan Mauricio Soler
CC Cafe Cycling
s.t.
126
Francesco Gavazzi
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
127
Sven Vandousselaere
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
128
Denis Menchov
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
129
Pirmin Lang
Atlas Personal - Jakroo
s.t.
130
Tosh Van der Sande
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
131
Manuele Boaro
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
132
David Boily
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
133
Domenico Pozzovivo
CC Cafe Cycling
s.t.
134
Mathias Belka
SGL - Magix
s.t.
135
André Cardoso
Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team
s.t.
136
Frederik Wilmann
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
137
Dries Devenyns
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
138
Mathias von Triesenberg
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
139
Dmitriy Gruzdev
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
140
Evan Oliphant
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
141
Jesse Sergent
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
142
Mattia Cattaneo
Team Fastweb
s.t.
143
Bartosz Huzarski
In-n-Out Original Joe's
s.t.
144
Jesús Herrada
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
145
Marc De Maar
Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation
s.t.
146
Morten Kruse Brink
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
147
Patrick Gretsch
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
148
Fabio Aru
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
149
Matthew Busche
In-n-Out Original Joe's
s.t.
150
Sergej Fuchs
Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation
s.t.
151
Tom Zirbel
Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team
s.t.
152
Esteban Chavez
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
153
Ben Greenwood
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
154
Kristijan Durasek
Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation
s.t.
155
Frantisek Rabon
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
156
Rémy Di Gregorio
SGL - Magix
s.t.
157
Miguel Delgado
In-n-Out Original Joe's
s.t.
158
Aitor Hernández
SGL - Magix
s.t.
159
John-Lee Augustyn
Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation
s.t.
160
Shinichi Fukushima
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
161
Peter Kusztor
Atlas Personal - Jakroo
+ 9'18
162
Marcel Aregger
Atlas Personal - Jakroo
s.t.
163
Patrick Schelling
Atlas Personal - Jakroo
+ 11'18
164
David Rosch
Atlas Personal - Jakroo
s.t.
General Classification
Hushovd earns some bonus seconds from coming second - these lift him into second place overall!
1
Fabian Cancellara
Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling
3h43'56
2
Thor Hushovd
Tulip - Guinness
+ 32
3
Jakab Zoltan
TAP - Michelin
+ 34
4
Samuel Sánchez
Allianz - BMW Cycling Team
+ 35
5
Jakob Geisinger
Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling
+ 38
6
Chris Froome
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
7
Manuele Boaro
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
+ 41
8
Jakob Fuglsang
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
9
Michael Rogers
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
10
Jens Voigt
SGL - Magix
+ 43
Spoiler
11
Marco Pinotti
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
12
Richie Porte
Barrys Maple Leaf Racing
+ 44
13
Roman Kreuziger
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
14
Denis Menchov
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
15
Tom Zirbel
Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team
s.t.
16
Lieuwe Westra
TAP - Michelin
+ 45
17
Michał Kwiatkowski
Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation
+ 46
18
Steven Cozza
Domino's - ASR
+ 47
19
Rubén Plaza
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
20
Ryder Hesjedal
Barrys Maple Leaf Racing
s.t.
21
Patrick Gretsch
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
22
Blel Kadri
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
+ 50
23
Jesse Sergent
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
24
Christian Knees
Barrys Maple Leaf Racing
+ 51
25
Beñat Intxausti
Allianz - BMW Cycling Team
s.t.
26
Wesley Hoogenboom
ITV ProCycling
+ 53
27
Jos Van Emden
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
28
Jesús Herrada
Magners Pro Team
+ 54
29
Anthony Roux
Caterham - Austar
+ 55
30
Stefano Garzelli
Allianz - BMW Cycling Team
+ 56
31
Francisco José Ventoso
CC Cafe Cycling
s.t.
32
Koen De Kort
ING - InBev Cycling Team
s.t.
33
Nicolas Roche
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
34
Vasil Kiryienka
CC Cafe Cycling
s.t.
35
Jan Bakelants
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
+ 57
36
Michele Scarponi
Allianz - BMW Cycling Team
s.t.
37
Luca Ascani
Team Fastweb
s.t.
38
Jetse Bol
In-n-Out Original Joe's
s.t.
39
Dmitriy Gruzdev
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
40
Frantisek Rabon
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
41
Matthew Hayman
Barrys Maple Leaf Racing
+ 58
42
Cameron Meyer
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
43
Alexandre Vinokourov
Barrys Maple Leaf Racing
s.t.
44
Marcel Wyss
Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling
s.t.
45
Marc De Maar
Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation
s.t.
46
Samuel Love
TAP - Michelin
+ 59
47
Michael Matthews
Allianz - BMW Cycling Team
s.t.
48
Thibaut Pinot
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
49
Kristjan Koren
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
50
Kevin De Weert
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
51
Jan Ghyselinck
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
52
Amaël Moinard
Allianz - BMW Cycling Team
s.t.
53
Jan Barta
In-n-Out Original Joe's
s.t.
54
Morten Kruse Brink
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
55
Leigh Howard
Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team
+ 1'00
56
Wim Stroetinga
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
57
Sérgio Paulinho
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
58
Gregory Brenes
CC Cafe Cycling
s.t.
59
Winner Anacona
Caterham - Austar
+ 1'01
60
Laurens Ten Dam
Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team
s.t.
61
Andreas Klöden
SGL - Magix
s.t.
62
Peter Kennaugh
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
63
Yukiya Arashiro
Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation
+ 1'02
64
José Rujano
Barrys Maple Leaf Racing
s.t.
65
Iker Camaño
CC Cafe Cycling
s.t.
66
Glen Alan Chadwick
Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team
s.t.
67
Elia Viviani
Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling
+ 1'03
68
Carlos Oyarzun
Globant - Telefe Cycling Project
+ 1'04
69
Bart De Clercq
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
70
David Boily
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
71
Dries Devenyns
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
72
Thomas Voeckler
ING - InBev Cycling Team
+ 1'05
73
Sergio Pardilla
SGL - Magix
s.t.
74
Davide Malacarne
Team Fastweb
s.t.
75
Chad Beyer
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
76
Davide Appollonio
Barrys Maple Leaf Racing
+ 1'06
77
Allan Davis
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
78
Graham Briggs
ITV ProCycling
+ 1'07
79
Alfredo Balloni
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
80
Sergej Fuchs
Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation
s.t.
81
Matthew Busche
In-n-Out Original Joe's
s.t.
82
Kristijan Durasek
Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation
s.t.
83
Kris Boeckmans
ING - InBev Cycling Team
+ 1'08
84
Miguel Ubeto
Globant - Telefe Cycling Project
s.t.
85
Constantino Zaballa
ING - InBev Cycling Team
s.t.
86
Frederik Wilmann
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
87
Gianni Meersman
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
+ 1'09
88
Daniel Moreno
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
89
Ben Grenda
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
90
Fumiyuki Beppu
Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation
s.t.
91
Matteo Carrara
Team Fastweb
+ 1'10
92
Pieter Weening
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
93
Mattia Cattaneo
Team Fastweb
s.t.
94
Víctor Hugo Peña
Globant - Telefe Cycling Project
+ 1'11
95
Domenico Pozzovivo
CC Cafe Cycling
s.t.
96
Bartosz Huzarski
In-n-Out Original Joe's
s.t.
97
Esteban Chavez
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
98
Shinichi Fukushima
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
99
Evan Oliphant
ITV ProCycling
+ 1'12
100
Josué Moyano
Globant - Telefe Cycling Project
+ 1'13
101
Alexandre Pliuschin
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
102
Francesco Failli
Team Fastweb
s.t.
103
Michel Kreder
Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team
s.t.
104
Juan Mauricio Soler
CC Cafe Cycling
s.t.
105
Adam Blythe
Caterham - Austar
+ 1'14
106
Johann Tschopp
Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling
s.t.
107
Christopher Juul-Jensen
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
108
Serge Pauwels
ING - InBev Cycling Team
s.t.
109
Marco Marcato
TAP - Michelin
+ 1'15
110
Ricardo Mestre
Team Fastweb
s.t.
111
Eric Baumann
In-n-Out Original Joe's
s.t.
112
Kristian Forbord
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
113
Aitor Hernández
SGL - Magix
s.t.
114
Rémy Di Gregorio
SGL - Magix
s.t.
115
Alessandro Bazzana
Magners Pro Team
+ 1'16
116
Daniele Pietropolli
ING - InBev Cycling Team
s.t.
117
Honorio Machado
Globant - Telefe Cycling Project
s.t.
118
André Steensen
Team Fastweb
s.t.
119
Fabio Aru
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
120
Francesco Chicchi
Domino's - ASR
+ 1'17
121
Robert Kiserlovski
Barrys Maple Leaf Racing
s.t.
122
Caleb Ewan
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
123
Michael Torckler
Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team
s.t.
124
Bram Tankink
ING - InBev Cycling Team
s.t.
125
Francesco Gavazzi
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
126
Mathias Belka
SGL - Magix
s.t.
127
Stefano Pirazzi
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
+ 1'18
128
Álex Cano Ardila
CC Cafe Cycling
s.t.
129
Fabian Wegmann
SGL - Magix
s.t.
130
Taiji Nishitani
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
131
Mathijs Ruiter
ING - InBev Cycling Team
s.t.
132
Iljo Keisse
Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation
+ 1'19
133
John Darwin Atapuma
CC Cafe Cycling
s.t.
134
Mathias von Triesenberg
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
135
Julien Simon
Allianz - BMW Cycling Team
+ 1'20
136
David Tanner
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
137
Dariusz Rudnicki
Globant - Telefe Cycling Project
s.t.
138
Jonathan Monsalve
Globant - Telefe Cycling Project
s.t.
139
Danilo Wyss
Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling
s.t.
140
Marek Rutkiewicz
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
141
Oliver Zaugg
Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling
s.t.
142
André Cardoso
Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team
s.t.
143
Ben Greenwood
ITV ProCycling
+ 1'22
144
Jean-Eric Rousseau
TAP - Michelin
+ 1'23
145
Alex Candelario
In-n-Out Original Joe's
+ 1'24
146
Matt Cronshaw
ITV ProCycling
+ 1'25
147
Amets Txurruka
Allianz - BMW Cycling Team
s.t.
148
Sven Vandousselaere
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
149
Anthony Geslin
In-n-Out Original Joe's
+ 1'26
150
David De la Fuente
ITV ProCycling
+ 1'27
151
Julian Kern
SGL - Magix
+ 1'28
152
Salvatore Puccio
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
153
Peter Pal
Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team
+ 1'29
154
Tosh Van der Sande
Magners Pro Team
+ 1'32
155
Gabriele Pizzaballa
Team Fastweb
+ 1'33
156
Miguel Delgado
In-n-Out Original Joe's
s.t.
157
Rafael de Mattos Andriato
Globant - Telefe Cycling Project
+ 1'34
158
John-Lee Augustyn
Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation
+ 1'36
159
Luca Solari
Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling
+ 1'37
160
Pirmin Lang
Atlas Personal - Jakroo
+ 1'38
161
Marcel Aregger
Atlas Personal - Jakroo
+ 10'28
162
Peter Kusztor
Atlas Personal - Jakroo
+ 10'40
163
David Rosch
Atlas Personal - Jakroo
+ 12'57
164
Patrick Schelling
Atlas Personal - Jakroo
+ 13'02
Points: Francisco José Ventoso (CCC)
Mountain: Evan Oliphant (ITV)
Young: Manuele Boaro (NAC)
Team: Motorex-Credit Suisse
Edited by Stromeon on 28-07-2013 12:00
Having problems with the TAP jersey, as you may have seen in the prologue, does anyone know why? The jersey is just replaced by a default Cyanide one. I've tried renaming it x-michelin; x-sporting (there was a problem that was resolved by doing that earlier iirc), but neither work.
I remember someone had a problem with this before, is there a solution?
I can't find any solutions around there either 
I'll get going on the racing now - I was initially going to wait for Trentino to finish but I'll press on now 
TOUR DE ROMANDIE 
