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Fant. Neutral Story [Ronde 2018]
baseballlover312
Of course mollema wins. Who needs mountains when you're Mollema.
RIP Exxon Duke, David Veilleux, Double Feature, and Monster Energy
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mpardo
He was so lucky. Just missed the crash and then he was all alone sprinting...
 
sutty68
That win must surely seal the Overall Victory for Mollema Grin
 
mpardo
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www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.png Vuelta a España

Stage 19: Noja - Bilbao

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The race gets to the Basque Country for two stages before heading to Madrid for the final show of the Vuelta. The stage arriving in Bilbao gives the fans memories of how Hubert Dupont won a race that seemed to be lost for him three years ago in the slopes of the El Vivero. The climb will also be done twice in today's stage in a difficult stage to predict.

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A big break was going to be a headache for the teams that can win today in Bilbao. As many as 12 riders have a gap of 6 minutes on the bunch with only 75 kilometers remaining and the quality of the break is beyond doubt, with names like Alessandro Ballan (BMC), David Millar (Sky), John Gadret (Euskaltel), Luis Leon Sanchez (Movistar), Chris Anker Sorensen (Saxo Bank) and Anthony Roux (Astana). The bunch is still quiet, what could hint that they are happy for the break to win today.

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Discovery and Vacansoleil eventually decided that they wanted to chase hard and at the first climb the El Vivero they had cut the lead of the break to 2' 40''. They had put their best men to chase (Brajkovic, Gesink or Evans) and that was taking its toll on some riders in the back of the peloton.

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The peace in the break was maintained until the second climb to El Vivero started. Four riders opened a small gap on the rest of the break: John Gadret, Alessandro Ballan, Anthony Roux and Kanstantsin Sivtsov. However, only 2 kilometers from the top of the climb the gap to the bunch had gone down to only 50 seconds. The only serious attack in the peloton came from Denis Menchov, who is trying to bridge the gap.

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The break was finally caught at the top of the climb to El Vivero (12 kilometers to go). Hubert Dupont, Joaquim Rodriguez and Tejay van Garderen led the very reduced bunch across the top. It is difficult to guess who can win this stage, as few sprinters will be in the front group.

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A group of only 60 riders remained at the front after the two climbs with all the favorites in it. Among the quick men from the sprint only Jose Joaquin Rojas is in the front group. Joaquim Rodriguez is leading the pack in the descent trying to control any attacks that may happen in the final kilometers of the stage.

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Tejay van Garderen leads the way by a good margin as the main group enters the last kilometer. The American is trying to take advantage of the lack of sprinters in the bunch. Behind Tejay it is his teammate Peter Stetina followed by Cameron Meyer and Samuel Sanchez. No sign of Jose Joaquin Rojas, who maybe is not as strong following the 18 days of racing.

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Tejay van Garderen wins in Bilbao! The American is rounding a great Vuelta and he caps it with a stage win and not in a time trial. The day was even better for BMC, as Peter Stetina came second in the stage beating Samuel Sanchez in the sprint. The top 5 was completed with Hubert Dupont and Denis Menchov.

In the end none of the favorites lost any time and only Thomas de Gendt lost some time and the second place in the young classification that is anyway completely dominated by Thibaut Pinot. The GC is not effectively over barring any misfortune by one of the favorites.

Today's Winner

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Stage Results

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngTejay Van GarderenBMC RACING TEAM4h25'12
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngPeter StetinaBMC RACING TEAMs.t.
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngSamuel SánchezKATUSHA TEAMs.t.
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/fr.pngHubert DupontRABOBANKs.t.
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/ru.pngDenis MenchovOMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEPs.t.
6www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/it.pngRinaldo NocentiniKATUSHA TEAMs.t.
7www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngDavid LópezEUSKALTEL - EUSKADIs.t.
8www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/lu.pngFränk SchleckTEAM RADIOSHACK-NISSANs.t.
9www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/au.pngCameron MeyerOMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEPs.t.
10www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/it.pngMarco PinottiBMC RACING TEAMs.t.


General Classification

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngBauke MollemaVACANSOLEIL-DMC86h01'19
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngMikel NieveDISCOVERY CHANNEL+ 7'11
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngTejay Van GarderenBMC RACING TEAM+ 9'01
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/fr.pngHubert DupontRABOBANK+ 13'44
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/ru.pngDenis MenchovOMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP+ 14'00
6www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngGeorge HincapieBMC RACING TEAM+ 15'46
7www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngDavid LópezEUSKALTEL - EUSKADI+ 16'33
8www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngSteven KruijswijkMOVISTAR TEAM+ 17'34
9www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/lu.pngFränk SchleckTEAM RADIOSHACK-NISSAN+ 17'36
10www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngJelle VanendertLOTTO-BELISOL+ 18'33


Points

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngBauke MollemaVACANSOLEIL-DMC234
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngMikel NieveDISCOVERY CHANNEL147
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngTejay Van GarderenBMC RACING TEAM123
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/gb.pngBen SwiftSKY PROCYCLING121
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/ru.pngDenis MenchovOMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP106


Mountain

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngBauke MollemaVACANSOLEIL-DMC136
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngMikel NieveDISCOVERY CHANNEL127
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngDavid LópezEUSKALTEL - EUSKADI76
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngTejay Van GarderenBMC RACING TEAM63
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/ru.pngDenis MenchovOMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP63


Young

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/fr.pngThibaut PinotAG2R - LA MONDIALE86h20'26
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/it.pngDavide RebellinMOVISTAR TEAM+ 13'04
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/hr.pngRobert KiserlovskiLOTTO-BELISOL+ 13'18
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/it.pngEmanuele SellaASTANA+ 14'00
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngThomas De GendtSKY PROCYCLING+ 14'42


Teams

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngBMC RACING TEAM258h05'26
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngVACANSOLEIL-DMC+ 15'32
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngOMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP+ 18'19
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngDISCOVERY CHANNEL+ 22'08
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngRABOBANK+ 28'28

 
mpardo
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www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.png Vuelta a España

Stage 20: Bilbao - Vitoria

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The last climbs of the Vuelta will take place in the penultimate stage. However, this is not a really difficult stage as the climb to Urkiola is more than 45 kilometers away from the finish line in Vitoria. Those last kilometers are completely flat, so if a break does not make it the stage could go to one of the sprinters that gets past the hills of the early part of the stage.

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A small break of 3 riders managed to get in front in the first kilometers of the stage. The riders in it were Fredrik Kessiakoff (Euskaltel), Stefan Schumacher (Katusha) and Michael Albasini (Radioshack). When it seemed that they would gain a big amount of time over the bunch another small group broke away including Hubert Dupont. The peloton needed to work because they couldn't allow the fourth in the GC to go away. At the top of the Alto de Elosua (124 km to go) the gap of the break was 4 minutes.

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The break didn't last very long, as they were caught during the last climb of the day, the Alto de Urkiola. Hubert Dupont was the first through the banner, making himself 3rd in the mountains classification. Behind him, Simon Gerrans and Rinaldo Nocentini had opened a small gap on the bunch sprinting for the points. HTC had been controlling the whole climb in order to give Rojas the chance to take the stage win.

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No other big events happened until the riders arrived in Vitoria. Johan van Summeren was leading the way of what could be a chaotic final sprint. Most of the main sprinters didn't make it through the last climb riders like Rojas or Sagan should be the most likely candidates to take something out of today's stage.

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Jose Joaquin Rojas led the sprint from the start as some of the GC contenders joined the sprinters in the hunt for the stage win. Behind the Spaniard were Pieter Weening, Hubert Dupont and Peter Sagan. It would be rather surprising to see the sprinters lose today even if they have gone past quite a few hills today.

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Jose Joaquin Rojas wins in Vitoria! That is the second win for the Spaniard sprinter in this Vuelta. The effort that HTC put in controlling the race especially in the climb to Urkiola paid off. Bauke Mollema finished second, but he didn't come close to stealing the win. The top 5 of the stage was completed by Pieter Weening, Frank Schleck and Alexandre Vinokourov.

The riders will have to make a big trip this evening to Madrid, where the short stage leading to the more than likely sprint in the Paseo de la Castellana will put an end to the Vuelta. Bauke Mollema will take home his second Grand Tour after dominating the Tour de France last season.

Today's Winner

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Stage Results

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngJosé Joaquin RojasHTC - HIGH ROAD5h36'33
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngBauke MollemaVACANSOLEIL-DMCs.t.
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngPieter WeeningOMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEPs.t.
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/lu.pngFränk SchleckTEAM RADIOSHACK-NISSANs.t.
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/kz.pngAlexandre VinokourovASTANAs.t.
6www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/it.pngSacha ModoloEUSKALTEL - EUSKADIs.t.
7www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngTejay Van GarderenBMC RACING TEAMs.t.
8www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/gb.pngBen SwiftSKY PROCYCLINGs.t.
9www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngGeorge HincapieBMC RACING TEAMs.t.
10www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/fr.pngHubert DupontRABOBANKs.t.


General Classification

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngBauke MollemaVACANSOLEIL-DMC91h37'46
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngMikel NieveDISCOVERY CHANNEL+ 7'17
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngTejay Van GarderenBMC RACING TEAM+ 9'07
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/fr.pngHubert DupontRABOBANK+ 13'50
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/ru.pngDenis MenchovOMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP+ 14'06
6www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngGeorge HincapieBMC RACING TEAM+ 15'52
7www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngDavid LópezEUSKALTEL - EUSKADI+ 16'39
8www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngSteven KruijswijkMOVISTAR TEAM+ 17'40
9www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/lu.pngFränk SchleckTEAM RADIOSHACK-NISSAN+ 17'42
10www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngJelle VanendertLOTTO-BELISOL+ 18'39


Points

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngBauke MollemaVACANSOLEIL-DMC254
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngMikel NieveDISCOVERY CHANNEL147
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngTejay Van GarderenBMC RACING TEAM132
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/gb.pngBen SwiftSKY PROCYCLING129
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngJosé Joaquin RojasHTC - HIGH ROAD126


Mountain

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngBauke MollemaVACANSOLEIL-DMC136
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngMikel NieveDISCOVERY CHANNEL127
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/fr.pngHubert DupontRABOBANK84
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngDavid LópezEUSKALTEL - EUSKADI76
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngTejay Van GarderenBMC RACING TEAM63


Young

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/fr.pngThibaut PinotAG2R - LA MONDIALE91h56'59
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/it.pngDavide RebellinMOVISTAR TEAM+ 13'04
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/hr.pngRobert KiserlovskiLOTTO-BELISOL+ 13'18
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/it.pngEmanuele SellaASTANA+ 14'00
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngThomas De GendtSKY PROCYCLING+ 14'42


Teams

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngBMC RACING TEAM274h55'05
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngVACANSOLEIL-DMC+ 15'32
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngOMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP+ 18'19
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngDISCOVERY CHANNEL+ 22'08
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngRABOBANK+ 28'28

 
sutty68
Another Good sprint from Rojas Wink
 
mpardo
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www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.png Vuelta a España

Stage 21: San Sebastian de los Reyes - Madrid

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The end of the show arrives with a very short stage that will take the riders through the typical circuit around the center of Madrid. This will be a stage that will most likely end with a mass sprint. Bauke Mollema will have time to enjoy the ride as he will have won his second Grand Tour by the end of the day.

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The start of the stage was not as boring as expected. Many riders tried to join the break of the day and as many as 12 riders formed a group that was going to make the teams of the sprinters work. The main riders in it were Theo Bos (Rabobank), Jean=Christophe Peraud (Radioshack), Robert Kiserlovski (Lotto), Julien Simon (Ag2r), Michele Scarponi (Lampre) and Kanstantsin Sivtsov (Katusha). They still had 4 minutes on the bunch with 43 kilometers remaining, where HTC and Sky were the teams working to bring them back.

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Tejay van Garderen crashed heavily when the stage was already very fast and seems to be having trouble rejoining the race. He is third in the overall standings and his good cushion over the 4th should be enough not to make him worried. Three of his teammates are stopping to aid him get back to the pack.

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The break was finally caught 7 kilometers from the finish line, as the main bunch is heading for the last lap in the circuit. It doesn't look like any trains have emerged yet, what could lead to a quite chaotic final sprint. Meanwhile, Tejay van Garderen is in pain and losing 4 minutes already. He has to race because that amount of time would take him very close to being overtaken in the third place by Hubert Dupont.

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Tyler Farrar might have started sprinting from too far as several other riders are closing down on him as they get into the last kilometer of the stage. Ben Swift leads the chase ahead of Yauheni Hutarovich and Jose Joaquin Rojas. Rojas and Swift have already won twice each in the Vuelta and could break the tie as the sprinter with most wins.

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Ben Swift wins in Madrid! The British makes it three wins in the Vuelta and 7 for the season. It is amazing how the Sky sprinter is progressing and delivering a lot of wins with the chances he is provided. Sky had been in the last places of the World Tour for as long as this story has been alive and the kind of success that Swift is having was unknown in the team. Jose Joaquin Rojas was second in the stage, proving that he was also strong during this Vuelta. The top 5 in the stage was completed by Yauheni Hutarovich, Tyler Farrar and Sacha Modolo.

The big new of the day came as Tejay van Garderen crossed the finish line 4' 46'' behind the winner and lost the podium place by only 3 seconds with Hubert Dupont. Obviously the damage from the crash had been bigger than at first thought and he couldn't push in the last kilometers of the stage. The faces were really not happy at BMC camp as only bad luck made Tejay not podium the Vuelta after having already been in the podium of the Giro.

The final podium is therefore led by Bauke Mollema, who will be accompanied by Mikel Nieve and Hubert Dupont. This probably makes Rabobank the best team of the year in Grand Tours, as they put Rob Ruijgh in the top spot in the Giro and Dupont in the podium in Madrid. Mollema's domination of the race gets reflected on the fact that he won the points and mountain jerseys. There are rumours of a change in the points distributions for the World Tour in subsequent seasons to let the fast men fight for the points jersey. In the young classification Thibaut Pinot was easily the winner, while the teams classification went to BMC Racing.

Today's Winner

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Stage Results

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/gb.pngBen SwiftSKY PROCYCLING2h18'37
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngJosé Joaquin RojasHTC - HIGH ROADs.t.
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/by.pngYauheni HutarovichLAMPRE - ISDs.t.
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngTyler FarrarSAXO BANK - TINKOFFs.t.
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/it.pngSacha ModoloEUSKALTEL - EUSKADIs.t.
6www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/de.pngMarcel KittelDISCOVERY CHANNELs.t.
7www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/kz.pngAlexandre VinokourovASTANAs.t.
8www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/fr.pngLloyd MondoryOMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEPs.t.
9www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngBauke MollemaVACANSOLEIL-DMCs.t.
10www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngRob RuijghRABOBANKs.t.


General Classification

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngBauke MollemaVACANSOLEIL-DMC91h37'46
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngMikel NieveDISCOVERY CHANNEL+ 7'17
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/fr.pngHubert DupontRABOBANK+ 13'50
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngTejay Van GarderenBMC RACING TEAM+ 13'53
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/ru.pngDenis MenchovOMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP+ 14'06
6www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngGeorge HincapieBMC RACING TEAM+ 15'52
7www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngDavid LópezEUSKALTEL - EUSKADI+ 16'39
8www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngSteven KruijswijkMOVISTAR TEAM+ 17'40
9www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/lu.pngFränk SchleckTEAM RADIOSHACK-NISSAN+ 17'42
10www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngJelle VanendertLOTTO-BELISOL+ 18'39


Points

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngBauke MollemaVACANSOLEIL-DMC261
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/gb.pngBen SwiftSKY PROCYCLING154
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngMikel NieveDISCOVERY CHANNEL147
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngJosé Joaquin RojasHTC - HIGH ROAD146
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngTejay Van GarderenBMC RACING TEAM132


Mountain

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngBauke MollemaVACANSOLEIL-DMC136
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngMikel NieveDISCOVERY CHANNEL127
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/fr.pngHubert DupontRABOBANK84
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngDavid LópezEUSKALTEL - EUSKADI76
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngTejay Van GarderenBMC RACING TEAM63


Young

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/fr.pngThibaut PinotAG2R - LA MONDIALE94h15'36
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/it.pngDavide RebellinMOVISTAR TEAM+ 13'04
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/hr.pngRobert KiserlovskiLOTTO-BELISOL+ 13'18
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/it.pngEmanuele SellaASTANA+ 14'00
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngThomas De GendtSKY PROCYCLING+ 14'42


Teams

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngBMC RACING TEAM281h50'56
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngVACANSOLEIL-DMC+ 15'32
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngOMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP+ 18'19
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngDISCOVERY CHANNEL+ 22'08
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngRABOBANK+ 28'28

 
sutty68
Great way for Ben to end the Vuelta Smile

But what a dominant ride from Mollema throughout the race Grin
 
mpardo
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UCI World Tour rankings riders (after Vuelta a España)

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngBauke MollemaVacansoleil705.53
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngTejay Van GarderenBMC620.42
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/lu.pngFränk SchleckRadioshack566.43
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngDavid LópezEuskaltel557.48
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngRob RuijghRabobank431.97
6www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngMikel NieveDiscovery397.56
7www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/ru.pngDenis MenchovQuickstep377.78
8www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/fr.pngHubert DupontRabobank304.97
9www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngPeter StetinaBMC288.46
10www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngJosé Joaquin RojasHTC253.91
11www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/sk.pngPeter SaganVacansoleil231.22
12www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/it.pngDavide RebellinMovistar224.12
13www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/gb.pngBen SwiftSky212.05
14www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngJohan Van SummerenQuickstep207.87
15www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngJelle VanendertLotto205.57


UCI World Tour rankings teams (after Vuelta a España)

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngBMC RACING TEAM1373.5
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngOMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP1287.75
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngVACANSOLEIL-DMC1070.2
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngRABOBANK1038.45
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/lu.pngTEAM RADIOSHACK-NISSAN866.45
6www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngLOTTO-BELISOL800
7www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngDISCOVERY CHANNEL746.1
8www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngEUSKALTEL-EUSKADI737.8
9www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngHTC-HIGHROAD618.55
10www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngMOVISTAR TEAM496.7

 
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sutty68
Mollema has a massive lead now Smile
 
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www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/ca.png Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec


The Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec will be the only race of the season that will really suit the hilly classics riders. The Canadian race of the World Tour has changed between Montreal and Quebec lately and this will be only the second time that this race will be held in the story. As 2 years ago, the riders will complete 15 laps to a 12.6 kilometres long circuit that has two small hills in it. Even though the race is not too long at 189 kilometres the thoughness of the circuit should be enough to discard many riders in the closing laps.

Two years ago Janez Brajkovic took the win when he was the dominant force of the classics. However, it looks like he will have a difficult task if he wants to win again this year. The podium was completed by Sylvain Chavanel and Dries Devenyns.

Favorites:

- Bjorn Leukemans (Lotto - Belisol): Bjorn Leukemans will be much more comfortable in the races that close the cycling season than in the recent Vuelta a España. He had a really anonymous race in Spain but that should have served him to be well prepared for the race in Canada. Leukemans already won two cobbled classics in the start of the season and will be willing to add to his tally.
- Simon Gerrans (Team Radioshack - Nissan): Gerrans also raced the Vuelta and, even though he tried a couple of attacks in the latter part of the race he had no success. The Australian was not very impressed by the lack of hilly races this season, but nevertheless he has been able to win three times. Radioshack has a good chance in Quebec given that Roman Kreuziger will also be in the favorites for the race.
- Davide Rebellin (Movistar Team): Davide Rebellin was much more involved in the Vuelta than other hills specialists and even got the 2nd place in the young classification. However, the main target for the Italian will be the World Championships that will take place in Firenze later this month. The race in Canada should give us a hint on the chances of a local victory.
- Dries Devenyns (Omega Pharma - Quickstep): The last of the facorites for the win in Quebec is Dries Devenyns. The Belgian is as much a hilly rider as a good climber and, therefore, he gets involved every now and then in the GC of Grand Tours. His chances will surely be higher due to the great support that Quickstep has brought to Canada.

Other notable riders who could be considered outsiders for the Canadian race are Joost van Leijen and Lieuwe Westra, (Rabobank), Rinaldo Nocentini (Katusha Team), Janez Brajkovic and Philippe Gilbert (Discovery Channel) and Roman Kreuziger (Team Radioshack - Nissan).

Previous winners

FirstSecondThird
2011Janez BrajkovicSylvain ChavanelDries Devenyns


Startlist
Spoiler

LOTTO
1. B.Leukemans
2. A.Demare
3. D.Martin
4. M.Rubiano
5. R.Uran
6. J.Van den Broeck
7. J.Vanendert

RADIOSHACK
11. S.Gerrans
12. M.Albasini
13. D.Bennati
14. D.Cunego
15. R.Kreuziger
16. R.Taaramae
17. A.Talansky

QUICKSTEP
21. D.Devenyns
22. J.Degenkolb
23. T.Gallopin
24. L.Mondory
25. L.Paolini
26. J.Van Summeren
27. P.Weening

DISCOVERY
31. J.Brajkovic
32. L.Durbridge
33. C.Evans
34. P.Gilbert
35. H.Haussler
36. B.Hermans
37. J.Rodriguez

MOVISTAR
41. D.Rebellin
42. G.Bole
43. J.Castroviejo
44. J.Flecha
45. D.Moreno
46. N.Terpstra
47. T.Voeckler

RABOBANK
51. J.Van Leijen
52. O.Freire
53. W.Poels
54. R.Ruijgh
55. J.Van Emden
56. K.Van Hummel
57. L.Westra

SAXO BANK
61. R.Da Costa
62. T.Boonen
63. T.Farrar
64. M.Goss
65. C.Horner
66. M.Rogers
67. C.Sørensen

VACANSOLEIL
71. B.Mollema
72. C.Betancur
73. J.Fuglsang
74. S.Langeveld
75. P.Sagan
76. G.Van Avermaet
77. S.Van Dijk

BMC
81. A.Ballan
82. B.Eisel
83. D.Galimzyanov
84. G.Hincapie
85. M.Pinotti
86. P.Stetina
87. G.Thomas

HTC
91. J.Kocjan
92. B.Bozic
93. A.Klöden
94. L.Leipheimer
95. T.Phinney
96. R.Porte
97. J.Rojas

KATUSHA
101. R.Nocentini
102. P.Brutt
103. B.Intxausti
104. S.Schumacher
105. J.Serpa
106. K.Sivtsov
107. B.Wiggins

AG2R
111. S.Chavanel
112. N.Bouhanni
113. Y.Offredo
114. T.Pinot
115. J.Simon
116. J.Tiernan Locke
117. M.Tjallingii

GARMIN
121. O.Zaugg
122. E.Boasson Hagen
123. F.Cancellara
124. S.Firsanov
125. M.Frank
126. T.Hushovd
127. P.Kennaugh

LAMPRE
131. B.De Clerq
132. S.Garzelli
133. Y.Hutarovich
134. M.Marcato
135. V.Nibali
136. N.Roche
137. M.Scarponi

ASTANA
141. A.Roux
142. E.Gasparotto
143. L.Gerdemann
144. R.Janse van Rensburg
145. R.McEwen
146. F.Pellizotti
147. F.Pozzato

EUSKALTEL
151. F.Ventoso
152. S.Dumolin
153. J.Gadret
154. F.Kessiakoff
155. A.Kristoff
156. S.Modolo
157. A.Valverde

SKY
161. T.De Gendt
162. J.Cobo
163. P.Lastras
164. T.Martin
165. N.Quintana
166. G.Rast
167. B.Swift

LIQUIGAS
171. D.Di Luca
172. L.Bak
173. E.Capecchi
174. R.Hesjedal
175. M.Moser
176. N.Nuyens
177. J.Rujano

 
maxime86
aahhhhh so any things have happened since last time!!

anyways no one could touch bauke in la vuelta
 
mpardo
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www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/ca.png Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec

Quebec - Quebec

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The Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec is quite short for a classic and that opens the possibilities for the win to riders that don't usually have a good performance in longer races. The circuit is quite hilly, what could make the control of the breakaways rather difficult given that only 7 riders are allowed per team.

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There were a lot of breaks in the early part of the race that were reeled back in by a very active Lotto team that had the sporadic help of Quickstep and Radioshack. It wasn't almost until halfway through that the duo that seemed to form the break of the day attacked: Sylvain Chavanel and Johan van Summeren. They both were very dangerous and their gap was only 2 minutes with 84 kilometers remaining.

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Bjorn Leukemans, the main favorite for the win, attacks from quite far as the group goes through the finish line with 2 laps to go (24 km remaining). His Lotto team seems to be quite tired and he will take the chase of Van Summeren and Chavanel into his own hands. The duo had 50 seconds on the group at that point. The bunch had previously caught another break attempt with Oscar Freire and Jakob Fuglsang in it.

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Bjorn Leukemans neutralized the break and as many as 10 riders formed the front group as they started the last lap, including Davide Rebellin and Janez Brajkovic. Rui Costa attacked from that group in the uphill section of the finish line straight and, with only 12 kilometers remaining it was a very serious attack.

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Rui Costa opened a gap of 25 seconds but the chase started by Leukemans brought him back to the favorites group with 7 kilometres remaining. The front group had grown to 17 riders at that point as Simon Gerrans, another of the hot favorites, joined the party. A small group sprint is looking increasingly likely as the final outcome of the race.

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Sylvain Chavanel tried the last attack but he was quickly reeled back in and the group reached the final 3 kilometers led by Katusha's Rinaldo Nocentini. Positioning for the final will be key to the success in the slightly uphill final kilometer of the stage.

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Joost van Leijen looks for a surprise in the last kilometer and is the first to start sprinting ahead of Rui Costa. It looks like some of the favorites were a bit distracted as the reaction is coming from Jakob Fuglsang and Sylvain Chavanel. Leukemans and Gerrans are nowhere near the first places.

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Joost van Leijen wins in Quebec! A surprisingly strong finish by the former World Champion gives him the first win of the season. Van Leijen is contributing to the great season by the Rabobank team and shows that the Dutch team is concentrated not only in Grand Tours but also in classics. Rui Costa was second right behind Van Leijen and they even opened a gap of 11 seconds over the rest.

The podium was completed by Philippe Gilbert even though Brajkovic should have been the man fighting for the win in the Discovery team today. The top 5 was completed by Bjorn Leukemans and Rinaldo Nocentini.

Today's Winner

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Stage Results

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngJoost Van LeijenRABOBANK4h58'04
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/pt.pngRui Da CostaSAXO BANK - TINKOFFs.t.
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngPhilippe GilbertDISCOVERY CHANNEL+ 11
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngBjörn LeukemansLOTTO-BELISOLs.t.
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/it.pngRinaldo NocentiniKATUSHA TEAMs.t.
6www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/dk.pngJakob FuglsangVACANSOLEIL-DMCs.t.
7www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngJelle VanendertLOTTO-BELISOLs.t.
8www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngRob RuijghRABOBANKs.t.
9www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/fr.pngSylvain ChavanelAG2R - LA MONDIALEs.t.
10www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngJoaquin RodriguezDISCOVERY CHANNELs.t.

 
mpardo
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UCI World Tour rankings riders (after Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec)

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngBauke MollemaVacansoleil705.53
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngTejay Van GarderenBMC620.42
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/lu.pngFränk SchleckRadioshack566.43
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngDavid LópezEuskaltel557.48
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngRob RuijghRabobank441.97
6www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngMikel NieveDiscovery397.56
7www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/ru.pngDenis MenchovQuickstep377.78
8www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/fr.pngHubert DupontRabobank304.97
9www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngPeter StetinaBMC288.46
10www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngJosé Joaquin RojasHTC253.91
11www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/sk.pngPeter SaganVacansoleil231.22
12www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngBjörn LeukemansLotto230.57
13www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/it.pngDavide RebellinMovistar224.12
14www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngJelle VanendertLotto220.57
15www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/gb.pngBen SwiftSky212.05


UCI World Tour rankings teams (after Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec)

1www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngBMC RACING TEAM1373.5
2www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngOMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP1287.75
3www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngRABOBANK1128.45
4www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/nl.pngVACANSOLEIL-DMC1090.2
5www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/lu.pngTEAM RADIOSHACK-NISSAN866.45
6www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/be.pngLOTTO-BELISOL855
7www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngDISCOVERY CHANNEL798.1
8www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/es.pngEUSKALTEL-EUSKADI737.8
9www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/us.pngHTC-HIGHROAD618.55
10www.footiegame.net/images/Banderas/24/dk.pngSAXO BANK550.2

 
sutty68
Must admit i never expected Joost Van Leijen to be the winner here in Canada Wink
 
mpardo
Featured Rider: Jose Joaquin Rojas


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Jose Joaquin Rojas has been one of the stars in the last Vuelta a España. The Spaniard took two stage wins in two sprint finishes, both after difficult routes. His main strength is not on the mass sprints of completely flat stages but in situations where the main group has been slightly reduced by some previous hills. His first year as a rider in HTC - Highroad has proven to be a big success for him and could even manage to finish in one of the top 10 spots of the World Tour classification.

Rojas has always been among the top riders in the World Tour. His first season was marked by a top 10 finish in the Tour de France, but he would soon changed his targets and became more of a puncheur / sprinter type of rider. That paid dividends in 2010, when he moved to the Lotto structure. Rojas took the overall win in the Tour de Pologne along with 1 stage and he also won the GP Ouest France in Plouay. More than that, he also got his first podium in a monument as he took the 3rd place in Liege.

However, as the years went by the relationship of Rojas with his team worsened even after getting a stage win in the Giro and a 2nd place in the Paris - Roubaix in 2011. 2012 was almost a lost year for the Spaniard, as he only got the 30th overall place in the World Tour and his best results of the season were 4th places in the Amstel Gold Race and in Montreal.

In 2013 the best performances of Rojas have come from the Grand Tours. He got 2 wins in the Giro and 2 wins in the Vuelta, something that is only achievable by the very best riders in the peloton. Rojas has been, along with Andy Schleck, the savior of a team where his supposedly top riders (Chris Froome and Levi Leipheimer) have failed miserably to get good results.

Best results:

Tour de France9th (2009)
Giro d'Italia3 stages (2011, 13)
Vuelta a España2 stages (2013)
Paris - Roubaix2nd (2011)
Liege - Bastogne - Liege3rd (2010)
Volta a Catalunya9th (2009)
Tour Down Under4th (2013), 5th (2012)
Tour de Pologne1st (2010), 8th (2013), Points (2013), 2 stages (2010, 13)
Amstel Gold Race4th (2012)
Gent - Wevelgem7th (2011)
GP Ouest France - Plouay1st (2010)
GP Cycliste de Montreal4th (2012)


UCI World Tour Rankings:

- 2009 Leopard - Trek: 19th (128.56 pts)
- 2010 Omega Pharma - Lotto: 11th (248.55 pts)
- 2011 Lotto - Belisol: 26th (137.78 pts)
- 2012 Lotto - Belisol: 30th (165.25 pts)
 
maxime86
wow nice win by Van Leijen
 
mpardo
Transfer market update 1

BMC Racing has been a great surprise this season as they are on their way to win the World Tour competition replacing Quickstep at the top. They have also been among the first to start recruiting new riders for next season. The American team has signed two riders coming from Quickstep: Dries Devenyns and Tony Gallopin. They both cover areas were the team was not as strong, like the hills classics and the sprints.

Omega Pharma - Quickstep reacted fast to the loss of two of their best riders and hired two riders to do support roles: Maxime Monfort from Ag2r and Filippo Pozzato from Astana. The Belgian team apparently suffered from having too many stars in the team and is aiming towards having clearer leaders the next year.

Bjorn Leukemans finishes his contract with Lotto - Belisol this season but they have reached an agreement to extend the World Champion contract 3 more years worth 750.000 euros per season. The Belgian is an idol in his home country, especially after winning the E3 and the Paris - Roubaix this year, and that is very valuable for Lotto.

Spaniard David Lopez also reached an agreement with Euskaltel - Euskadi to extend his contract for 3 seasons. Lopez is the key rider for the Basque team, as they are mainly focused in the Grand Tours and he was able to get into the podium of the Giro d'Italia earlier this year.
 
sutty68
Two very good signings for bmc Smile
 
mpardo
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The 2013 edition of the Road World Championships will take us to Firenze, in Italy. This year's route is one of the hardest that has been raced, probably at par with the 2009 World Champs in Mendrisio. The circuit will have the climb to Fiesole, a climb hard enough to open the possibilities of not only hills riders in the race. Adding to that, the race is slightly longer than 280 kilometers, what puts the race almost on par with the Milano - Sanremo in terms of length.

Even though the Italians are the local team and have good chances of getting the win, the strongest team is probably Belgium. They have worn the rainbow jersey for the past two seasons, first with Jelle Vanendert and then with Bjorn Leukemans. His chances not only include those two, but also Dries Devenyns and Johan van Summeren.

Favorites:

- Simon Gerrans (Australia): The World Championship is probably the last chance for Simon Gerrans to fix his not so good season. The lack of hilly classics was a good part of the bad results of Gerrans, but even without them the preformance of the Australian should have been better in other places.
- Bjorn Leukemans (Belgium): The current World Champion is ready to defend his jersey but the route of this year's road race doesn't suit him as much as it did last year. The climb to Fiesole is hard enough to get the Grand Tour riders involved and that could mean a more open race. Other than that, Belgium is probably the best support team that Leukemans could have.
- Dries Devenyns (Belgium): The dark side of having such a strong Belgian team for Leukemans is that other riders in the team have the chance to become World Champions. Dries Devenyns is one of those. Even though the Quickstep rider has not won any race or stage this season he is used to race in the very competitive Quickstep team. That usually involves knowing how to race when you don't have a whole team to support you.
- Davide Rebellin (Italy): The last of the favorites is the local hero, Davide Rebellin. Italy has not won the World Championship in this story so far and it is about time for them to get it. They will hardly have a better place to try than at home and with Rebellin they have a very good chance of getting it, even though he is the rider among the favorites that will favor less the length of the race.

Other notable riders that will be outsiders for the rainbow jersey will be Janez Brajkovic (Slovenia), Bauke Mollema and Joost van Leijen (Netherlands), Alessandro Ballan (Italy), Johan van Summeren (Belgium) and Mikel Nieve (Spain).

Previous winners

FirstSecondThird
2009Tom DanielsonJelle VanendertEdvald Boasson Hagen
2010Joost Van LeijenDamiano CunegoPeter Sagan
2011Jelle VanendertDenis MenchovChris Froome
2012Bjorn LeukemansSimon GerransJanez Brajkovic


Startlist
Spoiler

AUSTRALIA
1. S.Gerrans
2. S.Clarke
3. C.Evans
4. M.Goss
5. H.Haussler
6. M.Matthews
7. C.Meyer
8. M.Renshaw
9. M.Rogers

BELGIUM
11. B.Leukemans
12. T.Boonen
13. B.De Clerq
14. T.De Gendt
15. D.Devenyns
16. P.Gilbert
17. B.Hermans
18. J.Van Summeren
19. J.Vanendert

SLOVENIA
21. J.Brajkovic
22. G.Bole
23. B.Bozic
24. J.Kocjan

ITALY
31. D.Rebellin
32. A.Ballan
33. D.Cunego
34. M.Marcato
35. S.Modolo
36. R.Nocentini
37. L.Paolini
38. S.Ponzi
39. E.Sella

NETHERLANDS
41. J.Van Leijen
42. R.Gesink
43. S.Kruijswijk
44. B.Mollema
45. W.Poels
46. R.Ruijgh
47. N.Terpstra
48. P.Weening
49. L.Westra

LUXEMBOURG
51. F.Schleck
52. A.Schleck

DENMARK
61. J.Fuglsang
62. L.Bak
63. C.Sørensen

SPAIN
71. M.Nieve
72. I.Anton
73. C.Barredo
74. O.Freire
75. D.López
76. J.Rodriguez
77. S.Sánchez
78. X.Tondo
79. F.Ventoso

PORTUGAL
81. R.Da Costa
82. T.Machado

FRANCE
91. S.Chavanel
92. H.Dupont
93. R.Feillu
94. T.Gallopin
95. L.Mondory
96. Y.Offredo
97. T.Pinot
98. A.Roux
99. J.Simon

SLOVAKIA
101. P.Sagan

USA
111. T.Van Garderen
112. T.Danielson
113. T.Farrar
114. G.Hincapie
115. C.Horner
116. L.Leipheimer
117. T.Phinney
118. P.Stetina
119. A.Talansky

CZECH REP
121. R.Kreuziger

SWITZERLAND
131. M.Albasini
132. F.Cancellara
133. M.Frank
134. G.Rast
135. O.Zaugg

GREAT BRITAIN
141. P.Kennaugh
142. M.Cavendish
143. C.Froome
144. D.Millar
145. B.Swift
146. G.Thomas
147. J.Tiernan Locke
148. B.Wiggins

COLOMBIA
151. R.Uran
152. C.Betancur
153. S.Henao
154. N.Quintana
155. M.Rubiano
156. J.Serpa

AUSTRIA
161. B.Eisel

RUSSIA
171. D.Menchov
172. P.Brutt
173. S.Firsanov
174. D.Galimzyanov

KAZAKHSTAN
181. A.Vinokourov
182. M.Iglinskiy

CROATIA
191. R.Kiserlovski

BELARUS
201. K.Sivtsov
202. Y.Hutarovich
203. V.Kiryenka

NORWAY
211. T.Hushovd
212. E.Boasson Hagen
213. A.Kristoff
214. L.Nordhaug

GERMANY
221. A.Greipel
222. G.Ciolek
223. J.Degenkolb
224. L.Gerdemann
225. M.Kittel
226. A.Klöden
227. T.Martin
228. S.Schumacher

ESTONIA
231. R.Taaramae

 
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