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| johannes-w |
Posted on 19-04-2012 08:18
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Avin Wargunnson wrote:
Sagan is the best, we all know it. 
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| cunego59 |
Posted on 19-04-2012 09:34
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Avin Wargunnson wrote:
Sagan is the best, we all know it.
I knew you'd like it 
@ Teddy: That's what I thought as well - but what can I do? Klöden had a shape of 78, I think, Martin 71. Sagan 94 ^^ And Valverde, who has 73 TT only, shows how important the hill stat was... But now we have the chance to have the first double world champion ever in our team
@ johannes-w: Thanks. Yeah, the team has almost twice as much CQ Points as the two teams coming next, and it gets even stronger now... I didn't really think of that when doing the transfers. But well, now you'll have to cope with another year of good results (I guess, and I hope, at least ) and then we'll see what happens...
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 19-04-2012 11:58
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Brilliant win by Sagan in the World TT, Well Done indeed  |
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Posted on 19-04-2012 12:20
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sutty68 wrote:
Brilliant win by Sagan in the World TT, Well Done indeed
+1
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Posted on 19-04-2012 19:13
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World Champion.
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Posted on 19-04-2012 19:19
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Very much deserved, and what a surprise!
No way that he doesn't get the double!
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| cunego59 |
Posted on 19-04-2012 19:32
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Thanks @ all for the comments. I'm glad that you're mostly positive about the outcome. And just to clarify again: I did not control Peter! So it wasn't really "well done" by me
But anyway. About the road race, we'll see... I'll post the report tomorrow.
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| Alakagom |
Posted on 19-04-2012 19:56
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You probably slowed German riders down to let Sagan win
Spoiler Only joking 
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| FreitasPCM |
Posted on 19-04-2012 20:54
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Sagan's level of awesomeness is over 9000!!!!  |
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Posted on 19-04-2012 20:58
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Wow Sagan! 
He'll be winning TDF next!
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Posted on 19-04-2012 22:24
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Alakagom wrote:
You probably slowed German riders down to let Sagan win
Spoiler Only joking
I agree.
Thats the only possibility, I can see
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Posted on 20-04-2012 07:52
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 September 25, 2012 – World Championships
The Race
The UCI world championships are among the most prestigeous races in the cycling calendar. Held since 1921 in changing places, the winner is awarded with the prominent rainbow jersey for the following year. Four riders could win the race three times, among them Eddy Merckx and most recently Oscar Freire.
In 2012, the UCI world championships stop by in the Netherlands. The parcours around the prestigeous Cauberg in Valkenburg is very hilly, the climb short but pretty steep. At the end of 265 kms, we will definetely see a puncheur taking the win.
| 1 |  Allan Davis | Australia | | 2 |  Tom Boonen | Belgium | | 3 |  Damiano Cunego | Italy | | 4 |  Serguei Ivanov | Russia | | 5 |  Mark Cavendish | Great Britain |
Allan Davis won the race solo in front of the group of three chasers. But this year, the sprinters won't have any chance.
Complete Startlist
Spoiler Belgium
1. P.Gilbert
2. T.Boonen
3. D.Devenyns
4. S.Devolder
5. B.Hermans
6. N.Nuyens
7. G.Van Avermaet
8. J.Vanendert
9. J.Vansummeren
Slovakia
11. P.Sagan
12. M.Prazdnovsky
13. J.Sagan
14. M.Velits
Spain
21. A.Valverde
22. D.Blanco
23. J.J.Cobo
24. D.De la Fuente
25. J.A.Flecha
26. J.Moreno
27. M.Nieve
28. J.RodrÃguez
29. A.Txurruka
Italy
31. G.Visconti
32. A.Ballan
33. G.Bosisio
34. M.Carrara
35. D.Cunego
36. F.Masciarelli
37. F.Pozzato
38. D.Ratto
39. R.Riccò
France
41. S.Chavanel
42. C.Bessy
43. R.Feillu
44. C.Gautier
45. C.Kern
46. D.Moncoutié
47. J.Pineau
48. B.Vaugrenard
49. T.Voeckler
Russia
51. A. Kolobnev
52. P.Brutt
53. V.Efimkin
54. S.Firsanov
55. V.Gusev
56. M.Ignatiev
57. S.Ivanov
58. V.Karpets
59. E.Vorganov
Norway
61. T.Hushovd
62. K.Arvesen
63. L.P.Nordhaug
Germany
71. J.Voigt
72. M.Burghardt
73. G.Ciolek
74. S.Geschke
75. C.Knees
76. P.Martens
77. M.Ruß
78. S.Schumacher
79. F.Wegmann
Australia
81. S.Gerrans
82. J.Bobridge
83. S.Clarke
84. A.Davis
85. M.Goss
86. M.Lloyd
87. M.Matthews
88. W.Sulzberger
89. R.Sutherland
Luxembourg
91. K.Kirchen
92. L.Didier
93. B.Gastauer
94. C.Poos
Denmark
101. M.Breschel
102. L.Bak
103. J.A.Jørgensen
104. M.Reihs
105. C.A.Sørensen
Netherlands
111. T.Dekker
112. L.Boom
113. J.Hoogerland
114. M.Kreder
115. S.Kruijswijk
116. P.Ligthart
117. W.Poels
118. N.Terpstra
119. B.Traksel
Switzerland
121. M.Albasini
122. M.Frank
123. G.Rast
124. F.Stalder
125. J.Tschopp
Colombia
131. L.Duque
132. M.Ardila
133. C.Betancourt
134. F.Duarte
135. F.Montaña
136. J.Serpa
137. J.M.Soler
Sweden
141. T.Löfkvist
142. F.Kessiakoff
143. G.Larsson
144. J.Ljungblad
USA
151. G.Hincapie
152. T.Farrar
153. T.Phinney
154. P.Stetina
155. A.Talansky
156. T.Van Garderen
157. D.Zabriskie
Slovenia
161. G.Bole
162. B.Božic
163. P.Gorenc
164. J.Kocjan
165. M.Kump
166. S.Spilak
167. T.Valjavec
Kazakhstan
171. M.Iglinskiy
172. A.Bazayev
173. M.Gourov
174. D.Gruzdev
175. A.Kashechkin
176. D.Muravyev
Great Britain
181. G.Thomas
182. M.Cavendish
183. S.Cummings
184. C.Froome
185. D.Millar
186. I.Wilkinson
Portugal
191. R.Costa
192. T.Machado
193. R.Mestre
194. S.Paulinho
195. B.Pires
196. R.Vilela
Ukraine
201. Y.Popovych
202. V.Buts
203. O.Chuzhda
204. A.Grivko
205. V.Kobzarenko
206. R.Pidgornyy
207. V.Popkov
Poland
211. M.Rutkiewicz
212. B.Huzarski
213. T.Marczynski
214. J.Morajko
215. T.Smolen
216. K.Szczawinski
217. S.Szmyd
Austria
221. M.Eibegger
222. B.Eisel
223. D.Hrinkow
224. M.Morgenthaler
225. G.Preidler
Lithuania
231. R.Navardauskas
232. D.Kairelis
233. T.Vaitkus
Canada
241. D.Veilleux
242. M.Gilbert
South Africa
251. J.Venter
252. J.Augustyn
Two riders overshadow everyone else: Phillipe Gilbert and Peter Sagan. They both had an amazing Vuelta and are surely the measure of all things on a terrain like this. Sagan has a weak team but the moral boost from the ITT. The strong teams of Spain (around Valverde) and Italy (around Cunego and Visconti) might have a say here, too.
Our team has two good chances for the win today. Last year's third, Damiano Cunego, and above all of course Peter Sagan, who is supported by his brother Juraj. Sylvester Szmyd starts for Poland.
Live Ticker
|  | Km 2: | It's the Ukraine who opens the race with an attack by Vitali Kobzarenko. Jens Voigt covers. | | . | Km 22: | But they didn't get away. Many riders continue to try. | | . | |  | Km 63: | 13 riders are 2'30 in front. Most important ones are Tiago Machado, Matti Breschel and Thomas Löfkvist. | | . | |  | Km 130: | We're about halfway through the course and the peloton has everything under control. The break is seven minutes away. Oleg Chuzda crashes but luckily he takes no one with him. | | . | |  | Km 152: | After it grew to a bit more than eight minutes, the advance of the escapees is decreasing. Italy and Belgium are doing most of the work with Germany in the second row. | | . | |  | Km 172: | The first riders start to lose contact at the back of the peloton. Among them is Michel Albasini, the Swiss leader. | | . | |  | Km 186: | And another crash, the third of the day. This time, it's David Zabriskie. | | . | Km 213: | Germany starts to participate in the chase as well and both the size of the peloton as well as the advance of the escapees continues to decrese. | | . | Km 222: | Now a German rider is affected as well. Paul Martens hits the ground. | | . | |  | Km 233: | A first major split happens: Only 45 riders are left in the main group. All major riders are present but Peter Sagan is already alone. | | . | |  | Km 235: | And immediatly, the first interesting rider attacks: Sylvain Chavanel! But still 31 kms to go. | | . | |  | Km 236: | And Phillipe Gilbert follows! Is he so strong? | | . | |  | Km 240: | They don't finally get away but the group shirnks dramatically. Only 17 riders, none of them German, are together. One minute behind the original break. 26 kms to go. | | . | |  | Km 242: | The pace slowed down again so Peter Sagan attacks. Gilbert follows. What a race already! | | . | |  | Km 249: | The Bemelerberg and Cauberg both have to be passed only once more. Sagan opened a gap of 20 seconds to Cunego and Gilbert. Behind this duo is already a 40 seconds gap. | | . | |  | Km 256: | 10 kms to go. Over the Bemelerberg, Sagan increased his lead to 35 seconds. Cunego escaped from Gilbert. A Liquigas double lead at the moment. The Belgian is now accompanied by Valverde. No other rider will interfere anymore. | | . | |  | Km 261: | At the foot of the Cauberg, the trio behind Sagan reunited. But the Slovakh is already 50 seconds in front. It looks like we'll see the first double world champion in the history of cycling! | | . | Km 263: | Sagan is a monster. Only on the small climb, he added a whole minute to his advance. He will win for sure! | | . | |  | Km 264: | Cunego starts the sprint for place two from the worst position. | | . | |  | Km 266: | Sagan does the ride of his life! Almost 25 kilometers solo! He is the world champion! | | . | |  | Km 265: | The line comes closer and Cunego still leads... | | . | |  | Km 266: | But of course he's overtaken easily. Valverde second, Gilbert third. | | . | |  | Km 266: | Van Avermaet finishes fifth in front of Kolobnev and Romain Feillu. | | . | Km 266: | The Germans had nothing to do with the outcome today. Wegman as their best comes in 16th. |
| 1 |  Peter Sagan | Liquigas - Cannondale | 7h11'51 | | 2 |  Alejandro Valverde | Unicef - Oracle | + 1'56 | | 3 | Philippe Gilbert | Omega Pharma - Lotto | s.t. | | 4 | Damiano Cunego | Liquigas - Cannondale | s.t. | | 5 | Greg Van Avermaet | Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team | + 3'39 | | 6 | Alexandr Kolobnev | Rabobank Cycling Team | s.t. | | 7 |  Romain Feillu | Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team | s.t. | | 8 | Riccardo Riccò | Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team | s.t. | | 9 | JoaquÃm RodrÃguez | Katusha Team | s.t. | | 10 | Sylvain Chavanel | Leopard Trek | s.t. |
Spoiler | 11 | Ben Hermans | Unicef - Oracle | s.t. | | 12 | Kim Kirchen | Team T-Mobile | s.t. | | 13 | Juan José Cobo | Geox - TMC | s.t. | | 14 | Christophe Kern | Team Europcar | s.t. | | 15 | Giovanni Visconti | Farnese Vini - Neri Sottoli | + 5'52 | | 16 | Fabian Wegmann | Leopard Trek | s.t. | | 17 | Sergueï Ivanov | Katusha Team | s.t. | | 18 | Javier Moreno | Caja Rural | s.t. | | 19 | Johan Vansummeren | Team Garmin - Cervélo | s.t. | | 20 | Jérôme Pineau | Quick·Step Cycling Team | s.t. | | 21 | Thomas Voeckler | Team Europcar | s.t. | | 22 | Daniele Ratto | Geox - TMC | s.t. | | 23 | Grégory Rast | Unicef - Oracle | s.t. | | 24 | Matteo Carrara | Colnago - CSF Inox | s.t. | | 25 | Matti Breschel | Rabobank Cycling Team | + 6'41 | | 26 | Tomas Vaitkus | GreenEdge Cycling | + 7'18 | | 27 | Matthew Lloyd | GreenEdge Cycling | + 7'57 | | 28 | Bobbie Traksel | Landbouwkrediet | s.t. | | 29 | Cyril Bessy | - | s.t. | | 30 | Alessandro Ballan | BMC Racing Team | s.t. | | 31 | Cyril Gautier | Team Europcar | s.t. | | 32 | Simon Gerrans | GreenEdge Cycling | s.t. | | 33 | Rui Costa | Caja Rural | s.t. | | 34 | Thor Hushovd | Team Garmin - Cervélo | s.t. | | 35 | Steven Kruijswijk | Omega Pharma - Lotto | s.t. | | 36 | Mikhail Ignatiev | Katusha Team | s.t. | | 37 | Francesco Masciarelli | Pro Team Astana | s.t. | | 38 | Thomas Löfkvist | Sky ProCycling | s.t. | | 39 | Valery Kobzarenko | Team Type 1 | s.t. | | 40 | Jacobus Venter | Dirk Grepdon Wanzele - Accent | s.t. | | 41 | Jelle Vanendert | Omega Pharma - Lotto | s.t. | | 42 | Juan Mauricio Soler | Movistar Team | s.t. | | 43 | Grega Bole | Lampre - ISD | s.t. | | 44 | Nick Nuyens | Omega Pharma - Lotto | s.t. | | 45 | Marcus Burghardt | BMC Racing Team | s.t. | | 46 | Simon Geschke | Skil - Shimano | s.t. | | 47 | Lars Petter Nordhaug | Joker Merida | s.t. | | 48 | Tiago Machado | Unicef - Oracle | s.t. | | 49 | Stijn Devolder | Skil - Shimano | s.t. | | 50 | Gabriele Bosisio | Acqua & Sapone | s.t. | | 51 | Jens Voigt | Leopard Trek | s.t. | | 52 | Matthias Ruß | Thüringer Energie Team | s.t. | | 53 | Dries Devenyns | Quick·Step Cycling Team | s.t. | | 54 | Bernhard Eisel | Team T-Mobile | s.t. | | 55 | Bartosz Huzarski | Team NetApp | s.t. | | 56 | Fredrik Kessiakoff | Pro Team Astana | + 10'50 | | 57 | Vladimir Karpets | Tabriz Petrochemical Team | s.t. | | 58 | Fabio Duarte | Geox - TMC | s.t. | | 59 | Sérgio Paulinho | Unicef - Oracle | s.t. | | 60 | Thomas Dekker | Rabobank Cycling Team | s.t. | | 61 | Juan Antonio Flecha | Sky ProCycling | s.t. | | 62 | Tom Boonen | Quick·Step Cycling Team | s.t. | | 63 | Amets Txurruka | Euskaltel - Euskadi | s.t. | | 64 | Kurt-Asle Arvesen | Nokia - SunGard | s.t. | | 65 | Freddy Montaña | Colombia es Pasión - Café de Colombia | s.t. | | 66 | George Hincapie | BMC Racing Team | s.t. | | 67 | Allan Davis | GreenEdge Cycling | s.t. | | 68 | Yaroslav Popovych | Unicef - Oracle | s.t. | | 69 | Bruno Pires | Leopard Trek | s.t. | | 70 | Simon Spilak | Lampre - ISD | s.t. | | 71 | Simon Clarke | GreenEdge Cycling | s.t. | | 72 | Rory Sutherland | UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling | s.t. | | 73 | Marek Rutkiewicz | CCC Polsat Polkowice | s.t. | | 74 | David Moncoutié | Cofidis, le crédit en ligne | s.t. | | 75 | Paul Martens | Rabobank Cycling Team | s.t. | | 76 | Mauricio Alberto Ardila | Geox - TMC | s.t. | | 77 | Chris Anker Sørensen | Nokia - SunGard | s.t. | | 78 | Benoît Vaugrenard | FDJ | + 12'36 | | 79 | Jack Bobridge | GreenEdge Cycling | s.t. | | 80 | Filippo Pozzato | Katusha Team | s.t. | | 81 | Pavel Brutt | Katusha Team | s.t. | | 82 | Laurent Didier | Nokia - SunGard | s.t. | | 83 | John-Lee Augustyn | Sky ProCycling | s.t. | | 84 | Gustav Erik Larsson | Nokia - SunGard | s.t. | | 85 | Pim Ligthart | Rabobank Continental Team | + 13'58 | | 86 | Vladimir Gusev | Katusha Team | s.t. | | 87 | Michael Matthews | Rabobank Cycling Team | + 15'06 | | 88 | Christian Knees | Sky ProCycling | s.t. | | 89 | Stefan Schumacher | Team T-Mobile | s.t. | | 90 | Lars Boom | Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team | s.t. | | 91 | Carlos Betancourt | Acqua & Sapone | + 15'58 | | 92 | Jacek Morajko | CCC Polsat Polkowice | s.t. | | 93 | Johnny Hoogerland | Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team | s.t. | | 94 | Andriy Grivko | Pro Team Astana | s.t. | | 95 | Gerald Ciolek | Team T-Mobile | + 17'11 | | 96 | Matthew Goss | GreenEdge Cycling | s.t. | | 97 | Jure Kocjan | Team Type 1 | s.t. | | 98 | Tejay Van Garderen | Team T-Mobile | s.t. | | 99 | Wesley Sulzberger | GreenEdge Cycling | + 17'44 | | 100 | Jonas Aaen Jørgensen | Nokia - SunGard | + 19'14 | | 101 | Johann Tschopp | GreenEdge Cycling | s.t. | | 102 | Sylwester Szmyd | Liquigas - Cannondale | s.t. | | 103 | David Millar | Team Garmin - Cervélo | s.t. | | 104 | Tomasz Smolen | CCC Polsat Polkowice | s.t. | | 105 | Niki Terpstra | Quick·Step Cycling Team | s.t. | | 106 | Sergey Firsanov | Itera - Katusha | s.t. | | 107 | Florian Stalder | BMC Racing Team | + 20'06 | | 108 | José Serpa | Androni Giocattoli | s.t. | | 109 | Wout Poels | Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team | s.t. | | 110 | David De la Fuente | Geox - TMC | s.t. | | 111 | Mikel Nieve | Euskaltel - Euskadi | s.t. | | 112 | Michel Kreder | Skil - Shimano | s.t. | | 113 | David Blanco | Geox - TMC | s.t. | | 114 | Markus Eibegger | Tabriz Petrochemical Team | s.t. | | 115 | Ian Wilkinson | Endura Racing | s.t. | | 116 | Maxim Iglinskiy | Pro Team Astana | s.t. | | 117 | Martin Gilbert | Team SpiderTech powered by C10 | s.t. | | 118 | Michael Albasini | GreenEdge Cycling | s.t. | | 119 | Lars Ytting Bak | Christina Watches - Onfone | s.t. | | 120 | Ricardo Vilela | Onda | s.t. | | 121 | Pavel Gorenc | Adria Mobil | s.t. | | 122 | Chris Froome | Sky ProCycling | s.t. | | 123 | Matthias Frank | BMC Racing Team | s.t. | | 124 | Geraint Thomas | Sky ProCycling | + 21'10 | | 125 | Marko Kump | Geox - TMC | s.t. | | 126 | Dimitriy Muravyev | Unicef - Oracle | s.t. | | 127 | David Veilleux | Team Europcar | s.t. | | 128 | Stephen Cummings | Sky ProCycling | s.t. | | 129 | Jonas Ljungblad | Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de | s.t. | | 130 | Tadej Valjavec | Lampre - ISD | s.t. | | 131 | Marco Morgenthaler | - | s.t. | | 132 | Andrew Talansky | Team Garmin - Cervélo | s.t. | | 133 | Ben Gastauer | AG2R La Mondiale | s.t. | | 134 | Ricardo Mestre | Tavira - Prio | s.t. | | 135 | Peter Stetina | Team Garmin - Cervélo | + 23'20 | | 136 | Vitaliy Popkov | ISD - Lampre Continental | s.t. | | 137 | Assan Bazayev | Pro Team Astana | s.t. | | 138 | Vladimir Efimkin | Itera - Katusha | s.t. | | 139 | Taylor Phinney | BMC Racing Team | + 23'57 | | 140 | Eduard Vorganov | Katusha Team | s.t. | | 141 | Vitaliy Buts | Lampre - ISD | s.t. | | 142 | Krzysztof Szczawinski | Miche - Guerciotti | s.t. | | 143 | Borut Božic | Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team | s.t. | | 144 | Tomasz Marczynski | CCC Polsat Polkowice | + 25'12 | | 145 | Andrey Kashechkin | Lampre - ISD | + 25'58 | | 146 | Oleg Chuzhda | Caja Rural | s.t. | | 147 | Dmitriy Gruzdev | - | + 26'49 | | 148 | Michael Reihs | Glud & Marstrand - LRØ | s.t. | | 149 | Ruslan Pidgornyy | Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team | s.t. | | 150 | David Zabriskie | Team Garmin - Cervélo | + 28'27 | | 151 | Maxim Gourov | Pro Team Astana | s.t. | | 152 | Dainius Kairelis | - | + 28'57 | | 153 | Mark Cavendish | Team T-Mobile | s.t. | | 154 | Tyler Farrar | Team Garmin - Cervélo | s.t. | | 155 | Dominik Hrinkow | Team Vorarlberg | s.t. | | 156 | George Preidler | - | s.t. | | 157 | Martin Prazdnovsky | - | s.t. | | 158 | Ramunas Navardauskas | Team Garmin - Cervélo | + 30'32 | | 159 | Juraj Sagan | Liquigas - Cannondale | + 31'59 | | 160 | Martin Velits | Team T-Mobile | s.t. | | 161 | Christian Poos | Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de | + 35'16 | | 162 | Leonardo Duque | Cofidis, le crédit en ligne | + 36'44 |
Incredible! Peter Sagan scores the first double world championship ever! He will now wear the rainbow jersey in every single race he participates in next year! And he also takes the favorite's role for the Tour of Beijing and Il Lombardia.
I don't know what to say! I'm so happy for Peter! He really deserved this title. And just look at his advance! He crushed someone like Philippe Gilbert by almost two minutes! What a ride!
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Posted on 20-04-2012 08:24
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Two bananas for the best rider on the world, one for each world title. Great Worlds for Liquigas riders
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 20-04-2012 08:27
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Awesome just isn't good enough a term to reflect on how good Sagan has been in these World Championships, what a rider
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| dienblad |
Posted on 20-04-2012 11:42
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You're not getting a banana, you finished in 16th
Hope Sagan becomes that good in my story in the follwoing season, as he is in yours....
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| Neillster |
Posted on 20-04-2012 11:47
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lol, AMAZING! |
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| hazzy |
Posted on 20-04-2012 13:55
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Peter 'Monster' Sagan. Incredible. |
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| Miguel98 |
Posted on 20-04-2012 14:17
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Sagan, the Slovenian Monster. |
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Posted on 20-04-2012 14:30
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Like I said, it's over 9000!!!! |
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Posted on 20-04-2012 16:09
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Great win. Valverde did good too...
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