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baggieboys32

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Posted on 29-04-2012 21:27

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Stage 2

Day 2 has a hilly profile, which is a good opportunity for the breakaway, this was shown by how many teams tried to get a man up there, we tried with B.Colex, but that attack was brought back, eventually a 12man group did form, and despite the chasing efforts of HTC, with some help from us and Garmin, It was Grega Bole who outsprinted his breakaway companions, to take the victory on the day.

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Stage Results

1	Grega Bole	Lampre - ISD	4h25'50
2	Santo Anza	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
3	Cyril Bessy	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
4	Ruggero Marzoli	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
5	Frederik Willems	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
6	Aleksandr Kuschynski	Katusha Team	s.t.
7	Kristof Vandewalle	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
8	Lloyd Mondory	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
9	Mikel Nieve	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
10	Michael Matthews	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.

Spoiler

11	Paolo Longo Borghini	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
12	Nicki SÃ¸rensen	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
13	Alexandr Kolobnev	Katusha Team	+ 1'18
14	Edvald Boasson Hagen	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
15	Michael Albasini	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
16	Nicolas Roche	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
17	Thor Hushovd	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
18	Peter Sagan	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
19	John Gadret	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
20	Manuel Cardoso	Team RadioShack	s.t.
21	Romain Feillu	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
22	Jan Bakelandts	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
23	Paul Martens	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
24	RubÃ©n Plaza	Movistar Team	s.t.
25	Fabian Wegmann	Leopard Trek	s.t.
26	Frantisek Rabon	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
27	Johnny Hoogerland	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
28	Bert Grabsch	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
29	Thomas De Gendt	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
30	Koldo FernÃ¡ndez	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
31	Oliver Zaugg	Leopard Trek	s.t.
32	Vasil Kiryienka	Movistar Team	s.t.
33	Dimitriy Muravyev	Team RadioShack	s.t.
34	Daniel Oss	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
35	Lance Armstrong	Exxon Duke	s.t.
36	Luca Paolini	Katusha Team	s.t.
37	Gert Steegmans	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
38	Joan Horrach	Katusha Team	s.t.
39	Robert Hunter	Team RadioShack	s.t.
40	Marzio Bruseghin	Movistar Team	s.t.
41	David Zabriskie	Exxon Duke	s.t.
42	Kanstantsin Siutsou	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
43	Rigoberto UrÃ¡n	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
44	Levi Leipheimer	Team RadioShack	s.t.
45	Bradley Wiggins	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
46	Kristjan Koren	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
47	Andreas KlÃ¶den	Team RadioShack	s.t.
48	Luis Pasamontes	Movistar Team	s.t.
49	John Degenkolb	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
50	Pablo Lastras	Movistar Team	s.t.
51	BeÃ±at Intxausti	Movistar Team	s.t.
52	Wout Poels	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
53	Patrick Gretsch	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
54	Simon Clarke	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
55	Mikhail Ignatiev	Katusha Team	s.t.
56	Haimar Zubeldia	Team RadioShack	s.t.
57	Dries Devenyns	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
58	JosÃ© IvÃ¡n GutiÃ©rrez	Movistar Team	s.t.
59	BenjamÃn Noval	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
60	Richie Porte	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
61	Paolo Tiralongo	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
62	Chris Anker SÃ¸rensen	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
63	Kevin De Weert	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
64	Steve Morabito	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
65	Bart De Clercq	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
66	Leonardo Bertagnolli	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
67	Johann Tschopp	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
68	Murilo Fischer	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
69	Marcel Wyss	Geox - TMC	s.t.
70	Przemyslaw Niemiec	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
71	Juan JosÃ© Cobo	Geox - TMC	s.t.
72	Michel Kreder	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
73	Romain Sicard	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
74	Bram Tankink	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
75	Daniel Martin	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
76	Amets Txurruka	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
77	Maxime Monfort	Leopard Trek	s.t.
78	Maciej Paterski	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
79	Bauke Mollema	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
80	Jakob Fuglsang	Leopard Trek	s.t.
81	Jan Ghyselinck	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
82	Stijn Vandenbergh	Katusha Team	s.t.
83	Tony Martin	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
84	Cristiano Salerno	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
85	Juan Mauricio Soler	Movistar Team	s.t.
86	Alessandro Proni	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
87	Frederik Veuchelen	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
88	Simon Zahner	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
89	Matthew Busche	Team RadioShack	s.t.
90	Roman Kreuziger	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
91	Roman Kireyev	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
92	Dominic Klemme	Leopard Trek	s.t.
93	Brice Feillu	Leopard Trek	s.t.
94	Kjell CarlstrÃ¶m	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
95	Jonathan Hivert	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
96	Matthias Frank	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
97	Christian Knees	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
98	Christophe Riblon	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
99	Michael SchÃ¤r	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
100	Andrew Talansky	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
101	Taylor Phinney	Exxon Duke	s.t.
102	Mirco Lorenzetto	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
103	Cayetano Sarmiento	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
104	Tanel Kangert	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
105	David De la Fuente	Geox - TMC	s.t.
106	Mauricio Ardila	Geox - TMC	s.t.
107	Kasper Klostergaard	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
108	Andrea Masciarelli	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
109	Fabio Duarte	Geox - TMC	s.t.
110	Allan Davis	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
111	Yevgeniy Nepomnyachshiy	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
112	Marko Kump	Geox - TMC	s.t.
113	David Loosli	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
114	Arkaitz DurÃ¡n	Geox - TMC	s.t.
115	Danilo Hondo	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
116	Aitor PÃ©rez Arrieta	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
117	Simone Masciarelli	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
118	Volodymir Gustov	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
119	Jarosław Marycz	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
120	Egoi MartÃnez	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
121	Fabio Taborre	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
122	Andrey Kashechkin	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
123	Stef Clement	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
124	Pello Bilbao	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
125	Andy Cappelle	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
126	Gustav Erik Larsson	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
127	Cameron Meyer	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
128	Jeff Louder	Exxon Duke	s.t.
129	Tiziano Dall'Antonia	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
130	Gert Dockx	Omega Pharma - Lotto	+ 3'29
131	Alex Dowsett	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
132	Alexander Kristoff	BMC Racing Team	+ 5'57
133	Coen Vermeltfoort	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
134	Danilo Wyss	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
135	Matteo Montaguti	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
136	JÃ¼rgen Roelandts	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
137	Edward King	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
138	Greg Henderson	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
139	Maarten Neyens	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
140	Jens Debusschere	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
141	StÃ©phane PoulhiÃ¨s	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
142	Wouter Weylandt	Leopard Trek	s.t.
143	Pierre Cazaux	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
144	Daniel Sesma	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
145	Andreas Stauff	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
146	Robbie McEwen	Team RadioShack	s.t.
147	Tom Slagter	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
148	RafaÃ¢ Chtioui	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
149	Alexandre Pliuschin	Katusha Team	s.t.
150	Martijn Keizer	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
151	Fabrice Jeandesboz	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
152	Jimmy Engoulvent	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
153	Robert Wagner	Leopard Trek	s.t.
154	Alessandro Donati	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
155	Steven Cozza	Exxon Duke	s.t.
156	Vladimir Isaychev	Katusha Team	s.t.
157	Matthew Wilson	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
158	Kevin Van Impe	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
159	Roger Hammond	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
160	Rony Martias	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
161	Romain Lemarchand	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
162	Christophe Laborie	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
163	Julien Vermote	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
164	Tomas Alberio	Geox - TMC	s.t.
165	Vitali Kondrut	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
166	Michal Golas	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
167	Bernardo Colex	Exxon Duke	+ 7'17
168	Martin Kohler	BMC Racing Team	+ 8'37
169	David Boucher	Omega Pharma - Lotto	+ 10'45
170	Sheldon Deeny	Exxon Duke	s.t.
171	Ben Gastauer	AG2R La Mondiale	+ 19'17
172	SÃ©bastien Hinault	AG2R La Mondiale	+ 21'17
173	Christian Meier	Exxon Duke	s.t.
174	Graeme Brown	Rabobank Cycling Team	+ 22'05
175	Chris Froome	Sky ProCycling	+ 27'09
176	Jean-Lou Paiani	Saur - Sojasun	+ 27'33

Stage 3

Day 2 saw a 13man breakaway allowed free early on, but today the only official "flat" stage, saw the pack keep a much closer eye on the break, bringing them back for a bunch finish in good time, Lance takes 20th on the day, but the best sprinter here in Romandy and current World Champion Thor Hushovd, was the man of the hour, outsprinting the competition to take a convincing victory.

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Stage Results

1	Thor Hushovd	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	4h13'04
2	Romain Feillu	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
3	Mikel Nieve	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
4	Peter Sagan	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
5	Danilo Hondo	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
6	Koldo FernÃ¡ndez	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
7	JÃ¼rgen Roelandts	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
8	Levi Leipheimer	Team RadioShack	s.t.
9	Edvald Boasson Hagen	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
10	Manuel Cardoso	Team RadioShack	s.t.

Spoiler

11	Nicki SÃ¸rensen	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
12	JosÃ© IvÃ¡n GutiÃ©rrez	Movistar Team	s.t.
13	Michael Matthews	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
14	Gert Steegmans	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
15	Grega Bole	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
16	Luca Paolini	Katusha Team	s.t.
17	Vasil Kiryienka	Movistar Team	s.t.
18	Bradley Wiggins	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
19	Dimitriy Muravyev	Team RadioShack	s.t.
20	Lance Armstrong	Exxon Duke	s.t.
21	Mirco Lorenzetto	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
22	Mauricio Ardila	Geox - TMC	s.t.
23	Jakob Fuglsang	Leopard Trek	s.t.
24	Santo Anza	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
25	Roman Kreuziger	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
26	Cyril Bessy	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
27	Lloyd Mondory	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
28	Michel Kreder	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
29	Juan JosÃ© Cobo	Geox - TMC	s.t.
30	Maciej Paterski	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
31	Thomas De Gendt	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
32	Daniel Oss	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
33	Kevin De Weert	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
34	Taylor Phinney	Exxon Duke	s.t.
35	Tony Martin	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
36	Maxime Monfort	Leopard Trek	s.t.
37	Johann Tschopp	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
38	Przemyslaw Niemiec	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
39	Dries Devenyns	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
40	Yevgeniy Nepomnyachshiy	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
41	Tanel Kangert	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
42	Jonathan Hivert	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
43	RubÃ©n Plaza	Movistar Team	s.t.
44	Roman Kireyev	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
45	Kristjan Koren	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
46	Marzio Bruseghin	Movistar Team	s.t.
47	Frederik Willems	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
48	Johnny Hoogerland	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
49	Danilo Wyss	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
50	RafaÃ¢ Chtioui	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
51	StÃ©phane PoulhiÃ¨s	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
52	Coen Vermeltfoort	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
53	Bert Grabsch	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
54	BeÃ±at Intxausti	Movistar Team	s.t.
55	David Loosli	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
56	Arkaitz DurÃ¡n	Geox - TMC	s.t.
57	Greg Henderson	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
58	Nicolas Roche	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
59	Stijn Vandenbergh	Katusha Team	s.t.
60	Kjell CarlstrÃ¶m	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
61	Matteo Montaguti	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
62	Marko Kump	Geox - TMC	s.t.
63	Daniel Martin	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
64	Stef Clement	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
65	Alexandre Pliuschin	Katusha Team	s.t.
66	Juan Mauricio Soler	Movistar Team	s.t.
67	Cameron Meyer	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
68	Bram Tankink	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
69	Bart De Clercq	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
70	John Gadret	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
71	Paul Martens	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
72	Simon Clarke	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
73	Wout Poels	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
74	Frederik Veuchelen	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
75	Dominic Klemme	Leopard Trek	s.t.
76	Frantisek Rabon	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
77	Andrey Kashechkin	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
78	Gustav Erik Larsson	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
79	Jens Debusschere	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
80	Fabio Duarte	Geox - TMC	s.t.
81	Kanstantsin Siutsou	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
82	Michael SchÃ¤r	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
83	Pablo Lastras	Movistar Team	s.t.
84	Daniel Sesma	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
85	Andy Cappelle	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
86	Alexander Kristoff	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
87	Cristiano Salerno	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
88	David De la Fuente	Geox - TMC	s.t.
89	John Degenkolb	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
90	Steve Morabito	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
91	Pello Bilbao	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
92	Luis Pasamontes	Movistar Team	s.t.
93	Simon Zahner	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
94	Andrew Talansky	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
95	Bauke Mollema	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
96	Alexandr Kolobnev	Katusha Team	s.t.
97	Oliver Zaugg	Leopard Trek	s.t.
98	Christian Knees	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
99	Pierre Cazaux	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
100	Paolo Tiralongo	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
101	Christophe Riblon	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
102	Murilo Fischer	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
103	Matthias Frank	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
104	Allan Davis	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
105	Jan Ghyselinck	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
106	Volodymir Gustov	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
107	Rigoberto UrÃ¡n	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
108	Patrick Gretsch	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
109	Michael Albasini	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
110	Richie Porte	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
111	Amets Txurruka	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
112	Julien Vermote	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
113	Jan Bakelandts	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
114	Chris Anker SÃ¸rensen	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
115	Joan Horrach	Katusha Team	s.t.
116	Kristof Vandewalle	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
117	Simone Masciarelli	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
118	BenjamÃn Noval	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
119	Ruggero Marzoli	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
120	Aleksandr Kuschynski	Katusha Team	s.t.
121	Kasper Klostergaard	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
122	Paolo Longo Borghini	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
123	Jarosław Marycz	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
124	Cayetano Sarmiento	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
125	Haimar Zubeldia	Team RadioShack	s.t.
126	Leonardo Bertagnolli	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
127	Romain Sicard	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
128	Egoi MartÃnez	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
129	Vitali Kondrut	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
130	Fabio Taborre	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
131	Andrea Masciarelli	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
132	Mikhail Ignatiev	Katusha Team	s.t.
133	Aitor PÃ©rez Arrieta	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
134	Tiziano Dall'Antonia	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
135	Alex Dowsett	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
136	Robert Hunter	Team RadioShack	s.t.
137	Maarten Neyens	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
138	Fabian Wegmann	Leopard Trek	+ 1'48
139	Brice Feillu	Leopard Trek	s.t.
140	Matthew Busche	Team RadioShack	s.t.
141	Jeff Louder	Exxon Duke	+ 2'48
142	Roger Hammond	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
143	Gert Dockx	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
144	Rony Martias	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
145	Martijn Keizer	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
146	Kevin Van Impe	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
147	Fabrice Jeandesboz	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
148	Sheldon Deeny	Exxon Duke	s.t.
149	Marcel Wyss	Geox - TMC	s.t.
150	Robert Wagner	Leopard Trek	s.t.
151	Wouter Weylandt	Leopard Trek	s.t.
152	David Zabriskie	Exxon Duke	+ 3'32
153	Andreas Stauff	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
154	Tom Slagter	Rabobank Cycling Team	+ 4'12
155	Michal Golas	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	+ 5'00
156	Jimmy Engoulvent	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
157	Edward King	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
158	Tomas Alberio	Geox - TMC	s.t.
159	Steven Cozza	Exxon Duke	s.t.
160	Romain Lemarchand	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
161	Ben Gastauer	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
162	Christophe Laborie	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
163	David Boucher	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
164	Robbie McEwen	Team RadioShack	s.t.
165	Alessandro Donati	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
166	Martin Kohler	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
167	SÃ©bastien Hinault	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
168	Matthew Wilson	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
169	Bernardo Colex	Exxon Duke	+ 5'52
170	Christian Meier	Exxon Duke	+ 6'44
171	Graeme Brown	Rabobank Cycling Team	+ 7'52
172	Alessandro Proni	Acqua & Sapone	+ 8'24
173	Vladimir Isaychev	Katusha Team	s.t.
174	Andreas KlÃ¶den	Team RadioShack	+ 8'52
175	Chris Froome	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
176	Jean-Lou Paiani	Saur - Sojasun	+ 9'20

Current Standings

Cyril Bessy was the best placed man from the breakaway in the initial prologue, which mean he still leads the GC into tomorrow, however he will have to wave goodbye to the yellow jersey after that day, as the race gets into the business end of the week.

Our best placed man, is Lance Armstrong in 20th, he has finished comfortably inside the pack on both days so far, and will now look to push on as the days become more difficult.

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Why are you doing such short reports for Romandie? I mean, it's your choice, I just like having longer reports once we get into the mountains. Time contraints?

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Come on Lance show them what you are made of

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The reports will go back to full length for the important stages yeah, I was just experimenting with doing these shorter style reports for days when we won't be massively involved,

With the Giro D'Italia coming up, the first week will see very little of Exxon-Duke, so i was interested to see if you guys liked the briefer reports on less important days, I'll go back to the longer reports for all WT stages and races though i think, does make for a better read

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You could do the shorter reports for the less important stages, I just wanted to make sure that the longer reports were back fo the most important stages.

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Fair enough, well yeah then- All days with a potentially decisive effect on whatever our race target is, will recieve a full report, so at say the TdF every day will do, because we will have Farrar for sprints, and Lance for Yellow.

If you don't mind them though, then i might stick with these short reports for other days, it does make the story progress much quicker!

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Stage 4

Day 4 is the first of the big days for the GC men, a 20km hilly TT before we head into the mountains on days 5 and 6.

The early lead was set at a very high pace, 52" beyond the earlybirds, by Andreas Kloden, he lost out at the beginning of the week but still look sin good shape and set a very competitive time 10th up.

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From the early leavers, only Zabriskie was the only man able to come close, he finished 7" behind what was starting to look like a genuinely dangerous time.

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When Lance set off, the time had just been beaten by 3consecutive Movistar riders, Plaza, Bruseghin and Benat Intxausti, however Lance showed poor form on the day, and his fitness is still far from where it needs to be, due to his targets for the season being later in the year. as such he came in in what would eventually be just over a minute down on the lead.

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The Movistar guys were steadily matched, and it was Ritchie Porte who set the next best time, as one of the last of the favourites to set off.

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Then came Vasil Kiryienka, yet another man from Movistar, who seem to be going all out to win this race, the TT route suited him, and he was able to break Richies time, by a further 11"

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Wiggins and Martin were both unable to beat the Movistar mans time, showing just what good form the Belarusian climber is in, they take 2nd and 3rd on the day, at 6" and 7" back.

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With all the favourites finished out enroute, it was time for the breakaway men to give it there all, Matthews of Rabobank did enough to reclaim the -25 jersey for another day, but the CT man, Cyril Bessy sadly had to relinquish his grasp upon the Yellow jersey today.

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Stage Results

1	Vasil Kiryienka	Movistar Team	33'18
2	Bradley Wiggins	Sky ProCycling	+ 6
3	Tony Martin	HTC - Highroad	+ 7
4	Richie Porte	Saxo Bank SunGard	+ 11
5	RubÃ©n Plaza	Movistar Team	+ 13
6	Roman Kreuziger	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
7	BeÃ±at Intxausti	Movistar Team	+ 15
8	Edvald Boasson Hagen	Sky ProCycling	+ 16
9	Levi Leipheimer	Team RadioShack	+ 20
10	Marzio Bruseghin	Movistar Team	+ 23

Spoiler

11	Frantisek Rabon	HTC - Highroad	+ 26
12	Jakob Fuglsang	Leopard Trek	s.t.
13	Andreas KlÃ¶den	Team RadioShack	+ 27
14	Bert Grabsch	HTC - Highroad	+ 28
15	Peter Sagan	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 31
16	David Zabriskie	Exxon Duke	+ 34
17	Christian Knees	Sky ProCycling	+ 35
18	Mikhail Ignatiev	Katusha Team	+ 41
19	Maxime Monfort	Leopard Trek	+ 44
20	Paul Martens	Rabobank Cycling Team	+ 47
21	Rigoberto UrÃ¡n	Sky ProCycling	+ 48
22	JosÃ© IvÃ¡n GutiÃ©rrez	Movistar Team	+ 50
23	Thor Hushovd	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
24	Stef Clement	Rabobank Cycling Team	+ 51
25	Gustav Erik Larsson	Saxo Bank SunGard	+ 52
26	Romain Sicard	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 53
27	Jan Bakelandts	Omega Pharma - Lotto	+ 54
28	Christophe Riblon	AG2R La Mondiale	+ 57
29	Cameron Meyer	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	+ 59
30	Nicolas Roche	AG2R La Mondiale	+ 1'00
31	Alexandr Kolobnev	Katusha Team	+ 1'01
32	Lance Armstrong	Exxon Duke	s.t.
33	Michael Albasini	HTC - Highroad	+ 1'02
34	Przemyslaw Niemiec	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
35	Taylor Phinney	Exxon Duke	s.t.
36	Haimar Zubeldia	Team RadioShack	+ 1'07
37	Daniel Martin	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
38	Leonardo Bertagnolli	Lampre - ISD	+ 1'09
39	Steve Morabito	BMC Racing Team	+ 1'11
40	Juan JosÃ© Cobo	Geox - TMC	+ 1'12
41	Fabian Wegmann	Leopard Trek	s.t.
42	Thomas De Gendt	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	+ 1'13
43	Kanstantsin Siutsou	HTC - Highroad	+ 1'14
44	Arkaitz DurÃ¡n	Geox - TMC	+ 1'15
45	Marcel Wyss	Geox - TMC	s.t.
46	Kevin De Weert	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
47	Tiziano Dall'Antonia	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 1'16
48	Egoi MartÃnez	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 1'17
49	BenjamÃn Noval	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
50	Patrick Gretsch	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
51	Coen Vermeltfoort	Rabobank Cycling Team	+ 1'18
52	Jimmy Engoulvent	Saur - Sojasun	+ 1'19
53	JÃ¼rgen Roelandts	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
54	Luis Pasamontes	Movistar Team	+ 1'20
55	Maarten Neyens	Omega Pharma - Lotto	+ 1'21
56	Aitor PÃ©rez Arrieta	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
57	Tanel Kangert	Pro Team Astana	+ 1'22
58	Andrey Kashechkin	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
59	Johann Tschopp	BMC Racing Team	+ 1'23
60	Robert Hunter	Team RadioShack	s.t.
61	Dries Devenyns	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	+ 1'25
62	Michael Matthews	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
63	Michael SchÃ¤r	BMC Racing Team	+ 1'26
64	Kristof Vandewalle	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
65	Fabio Duarte	Geox - TMC	+ 1'27
66	Matthias Frank	BMC Racing Team	+ 1'28
67	Bauke Mollema	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
68	Matteo Montaguti	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
69	Gert Steegmans	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
70	Matthew Busche	Team RadioShack	+ 1'29
71	Johnny Hoogerland	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	+ 1'30
72	Volodymir Gustov	Saxo Bank SunGard	+ 1'31
73	Bart De Clercq	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
74	Greg Henderson	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
75	Joan Horrach	Katusha Team	+ 1'34
76	Nicki SÃ¸rensen	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
77	Simon Zahner	BMC Racing Team	+ 1'35
78	Jan Ghyselinck	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
79	Daniel Oss	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 1'37
80	Wout Poels	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	+ 1'38
81	Michel Kreder	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
82	Steven Cozza	Exxon Duke	+ 1'39
83	Martin Kohler	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
84	Alex Dowsett	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
85	Dominic Klemme	Leopard Trek	+ 1'40
86	Grega Bole	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
87	Cyril Bessy	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
88	Roman Kireyev	Pro Team Astana	+ 1'41
89	Santo Anza	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	+ 1'43
90	David Boucher	Omega Pharma - Lotto	+ 1'44
91	Kristjan Koren	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
92	RafaÃ¢ Chtioui	Acqua & Sapone	+ 1'45
93	Bram Tankink	Rabobank Cycling Team	+ 1'46
94	Paolo Tiralongo	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
95	Brice Feillu	Leopard Trek	s.t.
96	Chris Anker SÃ¸rensen	Saxo Bank SunGard	+ 1'47
97	Simon Clarke	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
98	Mauricio Ardila	Geox - TMC	s.t.
99	Alexander Kristoff	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
100	Yevgeniy Nepomnyachshiy	Pro Team Astana	+ 1'48
101	Romain Lemarchand	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
102	Dimitriy Muravyev	Team RadioShack	s.t.
103	Kjell CarlstrÃ¶m	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
104	Jarosław Marycz	Saxo Bank SunGard	+ 1'50
105	John Degenkolb	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
106	Frederik Willems	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
107	Vladimir Isaychev	Katusha Team	+ 1'51
108	Stijn Vandenbergh	Katusha Team	s.t.
109	Danilo Hondo	Lampre - ISD	+ 1'52
110	Romain Feillu	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
111	Alexandre Pliuschin	Katusha Team	s.t.
112	Danilo Wyss	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
113	Koldo FernÃ¡ndez	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 1'53
114	Christian Meier	Exxon Duke	+ 1'54
115	John Gadret	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
116	Martijn Keizer	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	+ 1'55
117	Pablo Lastras	Movistar Team	+ 1'56
118	Christophe Laborie	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
119	Amets Txurruka	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
120	Gert Dockx	Omega Pharma - Lotto	+ 1'58
121	Fabrice Jeandesboz	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
122	Andrew Talansky	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
123	Wouter Weylandt	Leopard Trek	+ 1'59
124	David De la Fuente	Geox - TMC	+ 2'00
125	Bernardo Colex	Exxon Duke	+ 2'01
126	Pello Bilbao	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
127	Marko Kump	Geox - TMC	+ 2'02
128	Juan Mauricio Soler	Movistar Team	s.t.
129	Julien Vermote	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
130	Andy Cappelle	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	+ 2'03
131	Vitali Kondrut	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
132	Oliver Zaugg	Leopard Trek	+ 2'04
133	Tom Slagter	Rabobank Cycling Team	+ 2'06
134	Manuel Cardoso	Team RadioShack	s.t.
135	Jonathan Hivert	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
136	Jens Debusschere	Omega Pharma - Lotto	+ 2'07
137	Kasper Klostergaard	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
138	Ben Gastauer	AG2R La Mondiale	+ 2'08
139	Frederik Veuchelen	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
140	Fabio Taborre	Acqua & Sapone	+ 2'09
141	Luca Paolini	Katusha Team	+ 2'10
142	Ruggero Marzoli	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
143	Cayetano Sarmiento	Acqua & Sapone	+ 2'11
144	Murilo Fischer	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	+ 2'14
145	Michal Golas	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	+ 2'15
146	Kevin Van Impe	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	+ 2'16
147	Maciej Paterski	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 2'18
148	Mikel Nieve	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
149	Edward King	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 2'20
150	Jeff Louder	Exxon Duke	s.t.
151	David Loosli	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
152	Andreas Stauff	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	+ 2'22
153	Tomas Alberio	Geox - TMC	s.t.
154	Mirco Lorenzetto	Pro Team Astana	+ 2'23
155	Robbie McEwen	Team RadioShack	+ 2'24
156	Aleksandr Kuschynski	Katusha Team	s.t.
157	Robert Wagner	Leopard Trek	+ 2'25
158	SÃ©bastien Hinault	AG2R La Mondiale	+ 2'27
159	Roger Hammond	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
160	Matthew Wilson	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	+ 2'28
161	Chris Froome	Sky ProCycling	+ 2'29
162	Daniel Sesma	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
163	Allan Davis	Pro Team Astana	+ 2'31
164	Lloyd Mondory	AG2R La Mondiale	+ 2'32
165	Rony Martias	Saur - Sojasun	+ 2'33
166	StÃ©phane PoulhiÃ¨s	Saur - Sojasun	+ 2'34
167	Cristiano Salerno	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
168	Pierre Cazaux	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 2'37
169	Alessandro Proni	Acqua & Sapone	+ 2'39
170	Graeme Brown	Rabobank Cycling Team	+ 2'43
171	Andrea Masciarelli	Acqua & Sapone	+ 2'47
172	Simone Masciarelli	Acqua & Sapone	+ 2'53
173	Sheldon Deeny	Exxon Duke	+ 2'54
174	Alessandro Donati	Acqua & Sapone	+ 2'59
175	Jean-Lou Paiani	Saur - Sojasun	+ 3'18
176	Paolo Longo Borghini	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 3'21

GC top 15

1	Vasil Kiryienka	Movistar Team	9h19'33
2	Tony Martin	HTC - Highroad	+ 4
3	Bradley Wiggins	Sky ProCycling	+ 5
4	Michael Matthews	Rabobank Cycling Team	+ 10
5	Roman Kreuziger	Pro Team Astana	+ 11
6	Richie Porte	Saxo Bank SunGard	+ 12
7	Kristof Vandewalle	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
8	Edvald Boasson Hagen	Sky ProCycling	+ 17
9	Levi Leipheimer	Team RadioShack	+ 18
10	BeÃ±at Intxausti	Movistar Team	s.t.
11	RubÃ©n Plaza	Movistar Team	+ 19
12	Cyril Bessy	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
13	Grega Bole	Lampre - ISD	+ 21
14	Frantisek Rabon	HTC - Highroad	+ 28
15	Peter Sagan	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 29

All in all, not a good day for us here at Exxon-Duke, we were made to pay for a lack of fitness over the 20km TT route, leaving us a lot to do on the final days in order to climb back up the rankings towards those higher placings, form 32nd spot.

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Lance losing over a minute, that's not like him

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Stage 5

The first of 2 mountain days, but another stage which sees a descent before the actual finish, will this limit the effectiveness of attacks?

The morning breakaway never really happened, 2 groups tried, including strangely Bradley Wiggins, but after these were stopped, no one else tried to breakaway.

The BotD as it were, occurred on the slopes of the first climb, when a moderately strong group, including names such as Tchsopp, and Hoogerland tried to go clear, an attack which finally succeeded to create a front group.

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Armstrong was feeling better today, so we gave Movistar a hand at the front, Zabriskie and Phinney both took turns at the front, as we reeled in the escape between climbs one and two.

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The break were caught on the second ascent, by a much reduced group, and the attacks started, first to go was Levi Leipheimer of Radioshack, but he was unable to stay away for too long.

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Lance was part of a 3man attack just before the summit, he went with Porte, and Bruseghin, the attack looked good, but they were caught with 10km to go.

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The pack was down to just 34men now, and it was going to come down to a sprint race for the line. Kreuziger was again the man for the job, destroying the competition, and picking up the stage win.

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Today was satisfactory, the selective route means Armstrong moves up into 16th place with one more day to go, another mountainous day, and a top 5-10 placing is not an unreasonable aim for the American veteran.

Stage Results

1	Roman Kreuziger	Pro Team Astana	4h13'35
2	Jakob Fuglsang	Leopard Trek	s.t.
3	Tony Martin	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
4	Michael Albasini	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
5	Christophe Riblon	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
6	David De la Fuente	Geox - TMC	s.t.
7	Dimitriy Muravyev	Team RadioShack	s.t.
8	Levi Leipheimer	Team RadioShack	s.t.
9	Juan JosÃ© Cobo	Geox - TMC	s.t.
10	Richie Porte	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.

Spoiler

11	Romain Sicard	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
12	Daniel Martin	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
13	RubÃ©n Plaza	Movistar Team	s.t.
14	Mauricio Ardila	Geox - TMC	s.t.
15	Marzio Bruseghin	Movistar Team	s.t.
16	Bradley Wiggins	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
17	Haimar Zubeldia	Team RadioShack	s.t.
18	Vasil Kiryienka	Movistar Team	s.t.
19	Jan Bakelandts	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
20	Amets Txurruka	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
21	Nicki SÃ¸rensen	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
22	Kevin De Weert	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
23	Andreas KlÃ¶den	Team RadioShack	s.t.
24	Chris Anker SÃ¸rensen	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
25	Brice Feillu	Leopard Trek	s.t.
26	Oliver Zaugg	Leopard Trek	s.t.
27	Fabio Duarte	Geox - TMC	s.t.
28	Peter Sagan	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
29	Nicolas Roche	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
30	Mikel Nieve	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
31	Christian Knees	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
32	Johann Tschopp	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
33	Rigoberto UrÃ¡n	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
34	Leonardo Bertagnolli	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
35	Egoi MartÃnez	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
36	Kanstantsin Siutsou	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
37	Lance Armstrong	Exxon Duke	s.t.
38	BeÃ±at Intxausti	Movistar Team	s.t.
39	BenjamÃn Noval	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
40	Johnny Hoogerland	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
41	Juan Mauricio Soler	Movistar Team	s.t.
42	Luis Pasamontes	Movistar Team	s.t.
43	Steve Morabito	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
44	Marcel Wyss	Geox - TMC	s.t.
45	John Gadret	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
46	Paolo Tiralongo	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
47	Arkaitz DurÃ¡n	Geox - TMC	s.t.
48	Matthias Frank	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
49	Volodymir Gustov	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
50	Tanel Kangert	Pro Team Astana	+ 1'19
51	Maxime Monfort	Leopard Trek	+ 1'35
52	Alexandr Kolobnev	Katusha Team	+ 2'15
53	Jonathan Hivert	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
54	JosÃ© IvÃ¡n GutiÃ©rrez	Movistar Team	s.t.
55	Santo Anza	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
56	Kjell CarlstrÃ¶m	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
57	Wout Poels	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
58	Joan Horrach	Katusha Team	s.t.
59	Aleksandr Kuschynski	Katusha Team	s.t.
60	Thor Hushovd	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
61	Simon Zahner	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
62	Manuel Cardoso	Team RadioShack	s.t.
63	Matthew Busche	Team RadioShack	s.t.
64	Cyril Bessy	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
65	Pello Bilbao	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
66	Michel Kreder	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
67	Gustav Erik Larsson	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
68	Frantisek Rabon	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
69	Fabian Wegmann	Leopard Trek	s.t.
70	Andrew Talansky	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
71	Yevgeniy Nepomnyachshiy	Pro Team Astana	+ 2'47
72	Pablo Lastras	Movistar Team	s.t.
73	Andrea Masciarelli	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
74	Cristiano Salerno	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
75	Przemyslaw Niemiec	Lampre - ISD	+ 3'19
76	Andrey Kashechkin	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
77	David Loosli	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
78	Thomas De Gendt	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
79	Edvald Boasson Hagen	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
80	Aitor PÃ©rez Arrieta	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
81	Bart De Clercq	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
82	Grega Bole	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
83	Simon Clarke	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
84	Romain Feillu	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
85	Roman Kireyev	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
86	David Zabriskie	Exxon Duke	+ 3'51
87	Bauke Mollema	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
88	Paul Martens	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
89	Dries Devenyns	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
90	Stef Clement	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
91	Bram Tankink	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
92	Tom Slagter	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
93	Michael Matthews	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
94	Kristof Vandewalle	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
95	Patrick Gretsch	HTC - Highroad	+ 6'31
96	Daniel Sesma	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
97	Koldo FernÃ¡ndez	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
98	Cameron Meyer	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	+ 7'27
99	Pierre Cazaux	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
100	Taylor Phinney	Exxon Duke	+ 9'27
101	Frederik Willems	Omega Pharma - Lotto	+ 10'39
102	Mikhail Ignatiev	Katusha Team	s.t.
103	Bert Grabsch	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
104	Murilo Fischer	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
105	Jarosław Marycz	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
106	Christian Meier	Exxon Duke	s.t.
107	Coen Vermeltfoort	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
108	Edward King	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
109	Stijn Vandenbergh	Katusha Team	s.t.
110	Vladimir Isaychev	Katusha Team	s.t.
111	Danilo Hondo	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
112	Fabio Taborre	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
113	Bernardo Colex	Exxon Duke	s.t.
114	Robert Hunter	Team RadioShack	+ 16'07
115	Michael SchÃ¤r	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
116	Martin Kohler	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
117	Danilo Wyss	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
118	Steven Cozza	Exxon Duke	s.t.
119	Chris Froome	Sky ProCycling	+ 23'19
120	Alexandre Pliuschin	Katusha Team	+ 24'39
121	Martijn Keizer	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
122	Simone Masciarelli	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
123	Ben Gastauer	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
124	Alessandro Proni	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
125	Luca Paolini	Katusha Team	s.t.
126	Cayetano Sarmiento	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
127	Kristjan Koren	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
128	Dominic Klemme	Leopard Trek	s.t.
129	Matteo Montaguti	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
130	Ruggero Marzoli	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
131	RafaÃ¢ Chtioui	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
132	Jan Ghyselinck	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
133	Fabrice Jeandesboz	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
134	Michal Golas	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
135	Lloyd Mondory	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
136	Maciej Paterski	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
137	Alessandro Donati	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
138	Sheldon Deeny	Exxon Duke	s.t.
139	Daniel Oss	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
140	Wouter Weylandt	Leopard Trek	s.t.
141	Robert Wagner	Leopard Trek	s.t.
142	Matthew Wilson	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
143	Tiziano Dall'Antonia	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
144	Jeff Louder	Exxon Duke	s.t.
145	Marko Kump	Geox - TMC	s.t.
146	Andy Cappelle	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
147	StÃ©phane PoulhiÃ¨s	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
148	Greg Henderson	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
149	Maarten Neyens	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
150	Alex Dowsett	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
151	JÃ¼rgen Roelandts	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
152	Andreas Stauff	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
153	Romain Lemarchand	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
154	SÃ©bastien Hinault	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
155	Kasper Klostergaard	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
156	Robbie McEwen	Team RadioShack	s.t.
157	Alexander Kristoff	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
158	John Degenkolb	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
159	Gert Dockx	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
160	Gert Steegmans	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
161	Allan Davis	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
162	Mirco Lorenzetto	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
163	Paolo Longo Borghini	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
164	Frederik Veuchelen	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
165	Roger Hammond	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
166	Vitali Kondrut	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
167	Graeme Brown	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
168	Jens Debusschere	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
169	Julien Vermote	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
170	Rony Martias	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
171	Christophe Laborie	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
172	David Boucher	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
173	Kevin Van Impe	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
174	Tomas Alberio	Geox - TMC	s.t.
175	Jimmy Engoulvent	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
176	Jean-Lou Paiani	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.

General Classification

1	Vasil Kiryienka	Movistar Team	13h33'08
2	Tony Martin	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
3	Roman Kreuziger	Pro Team Astana	+ 1
4	Bradley Wiggins	Sky ProCycling	+ 5
5	Richie Porte	Saxo Bank SunGard	+ 12
6	Levi Leipheimer	Team RadioShack	+ 18
7	BeÃ±at Intxausti	Movistar Team	s.t.
8	RubÃ©n Plaza	Movistar Team	+ 19
9	Jakob Fuglsang	Leopard Trek	+ 27
10	Peter Sagan	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 29
11	Marzio Bruseghin	Movistar Team	s.t.
12	Nicki SÃ¸rensen	Saxo Bank SunGard	+ 33
13	Christian Knees	Sky ProCycling	+ 42
14	Jan Bakelandts	Omega Pharma - Lotto	+ 56
15	Rigoberto UrÃ¡n	Sky ProCycling	+ 57
16	Lance Armstrong	Exxon Duke	+ 1'01
17	Romain Sicard	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
18	Christophe Riblon	AG2R La Mondiale	+ 1'05
19	Nicolas Roche	AG2R La Mondiale	+ 1'08
20	Leonardo Bertagnolli	Lampre - ISD	+ 1'14

GP Industria & Artigianato

The team had a second race today, a 1.1 race which we used as the final chance for Chris Horner to find some legs, and he was able to take 2nd place behind Cunego, after the duo made a break on the final climb.

1	Damiano Cunego	Lampre - ISD	5h14'29
2	Chris Horner	Exxon Duke	s.t.
3	Rinaldo Nocentini	AG2R La Mondiale	+ 21
4	Marc De Maar	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
5	Francesco Bellotti	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
6	Marco Marcato	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	+ 43
7	Giovanni Visconti	Farnese Vini - Neri Sottoli	s.t.
8	Francesco Failli	Farnese Vini - Neri Sottoli	s.t.
9	Bert De Waele	Landbouwkrediet	s.t.
10	Alessandro Bertolini	Androni Giocattoli	+ 1'06

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baggieboys32

#130

Posted on 30-04-2012 23:40

Sprinter

Posts: 1951
Joined: 01-10-2011
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Oh, and just one quick question, are many people actually reading this?

Spoiler

Not that i'm even slightly considering ending it, it's great fun, just wandering how many people are interested/what i could do to improve as 1900 views for 124replies seems like a fairly low return Pfft

Basically to sum up: what can i do better with this story?
Do you guys like the team?
and who wants to see Lance take YELLOW!

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fernando97

#131

Posted on 30-04-2012 23:56

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It's one of the best stories, I really like it!

baseballlover312

#132

Posted on 01-05-2012 00:07

Tour de France Champion

Posts: 17108
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You don't need to improve, your doing great!
I like the team a lot, although the lack of a real leadout man for Farrar makes me kinda sad. A young rider maybe?
I WANT TO SEE ARMSTRONG TAKE YELLOW!!!!

RIP Exxon Duke, David Veilleux, Double Feature, and Monster Energy

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sutty68

#133

Posted on 01-05-2012 09:00

Tour de France Champion

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Another great ride for Chris Horner

Damn you Cunego

baggieboys32

#134

Posted on 01-05-2012 10:10

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Stage 6

The final day of the Tour De Romandie, a shorter day today, just 122km, however the 41km of climbing on the stage should still make for a tough day for the field, as we hope to move Lance up the rankings.

Despite the race starting with a 16km climb, we still had a morning break form on the climb, 5 men went away, including Kevin De Weert, and Bauke Mollema.

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The break was doing well, and Saxobank wanted to get someone forward, the sent Gustav Larsson to bridge the gap, but once he attacked, the pack tailed him all the way, and the gap was reduced significantly to around 1'40" as we hit the final climb of the day.

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We wanted to break up the pack as much as possible on this climb, so we placed Phinney, Colex and Zabriskie on the front, they set a pace which reduced the pack to less than 60riders by the time we had reached the halfway point.

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With 3km of climbing left, Armstrong made his move he broke away quickly, taking Kreuziger and Leipheimer with him, the trio joined Mollema out in front, and reached the summit with a 52" advantage.

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Seeing the peloton thundering along behind, after they quartered the gap on the descent, Armstrong went for a longer sprint, hoping to make it to the line, a serious improvement in final position looked unlikely now, but a stage would make a nice reward for the week.

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Alas, again it was not to be, Kreuziger had been unwilling to work properly in the breakaway, and launched just as the pack caught up, to take yet another stage win, and with it, his 3rd WT stage race of the year!

Armstrong faded to 9th place in the end, again we are made to pay by a stage which finishes beyond the summit, had the race finished atop Mt Ovronnaz, Armstrong would have moved up to 6th place in the GC, instead having to settle for 14th...

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Stage Results

1	Roman Kreuziger	Pro Team Astana	3h27'30
2	Marzio Bruseghin	Movistar Team	s.t.
3	Vasil Kiryienka	Movistar Team	s.t.
4	Levi Leipheimer	Team RadioShack	s.t.
5	Tony Martin	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
6	Alexandr Kolobnev	Katusha Team	s.t.
7	Richie Porte	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
8	Rigoberto UrÃ¡n	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
9	Lance Armstrong	Exxon Duke	s.t.
10	Bauke Mollema	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.

Spoiler

11	Peter Sagan	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
12	Juan Mauricio Soler	Movistar Team	s.t.
13	Fabio Duarte	Geox - TMC	s.t.
14	David De la Fuente	Geox - TMC	s.t.
15	Bradley Wiggins	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
16	Nicki SÃ¸rensen	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
17	Michael Albasini	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
18	Haimar Zubeldia	Team RadioShack	s.t.
19	Leonardo Bertagnolli	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
20	Brice Feillu	Leopard Trek	s.t.
21	Johann Tschopp	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
22	John Gadret	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
23	Christian Knees	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
24	Romain Sicard	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
25	Jakob Fuglsang	Leopard Trek	s.t.
26	Christophe Riblon	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
27	Juan JosÃ© Cobo	Geox - TMC	s.t.
28	RubÃ©n Plaza	Movistar Team	s.t.
29	Amets Txurruka	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
30	Egoi MartÃnez	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
31	Przemyslaw Niemiec	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
32	Oliver Zaugg	Leopard Trek	s.t.
33	Andreas KlÃ¶den	Team RadioShack	s.t.
34	Mauricio Ardila	Geox - TMC	s.t.
35	Nicolas Roche	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
36	Johnny Hoogerland	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
37	Kevin De Weert	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
38	BeÃ±at Intxausti	Movistar Team	s.t.
39	Daniel Martin	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
40	Volodymir Gustov	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
41	David Loosli	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
42	JosÃ© IvÃ¡n GutiÃ©rrez	Movistar Team	+ 1'28
43	Cayetano Sarmiento	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
44	Steve Morabito	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
45	Luis Pasamontes	Movistar Team	s.t.
46	Mikel Nieve	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
47	Jan Bakelandts	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
48	Tanel Kangert	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
49	Maxime Monfort	Leopard Trek	s.t.
50	Paolo Tiralongo	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
51	Marcel Wyss	Geox - TMC	s.t.
52	BenjamÃn Noval	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
53	Chris Anker SÃ¸rensen	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
54	David Zabriskie	Exxon Duke	s.t.
55	Dimitriy Muravyev	Team RadioShack	+ 2'40
56	Arkaitz DurÃ¡n	Geox - TMC	s.t.
57	Pablo Lastras	Movistar Team	s.t.
58	Simon Zahner	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
59	Andrey Kashechkin	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
60	Manuel Cardoso	Team RadioShack	s.t.
61	Thor Hushovd	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
62	Kjell CarlstrÃ¶m	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
63	Fabian Wegmann	Leopard Trek	s.t.
64	Aitor PÃ©rez Arrieta	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
65	Fabrice Jeandesboz	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
66	Bram Tankink	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
67	Andrew Talansky	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
68	Matthew Busche	Team RadioShack	s.t.
69	Matthias Frank	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
70	Cristiano Salerno	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
71	Dries Devenyns	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
72	Jonathan Hivert	Saur - Sojasun	+ 3'59
73	Aleksandr Kuschynski	Katusha Team	s.t.
74	Mikhail Ignatiev	Katusha Team	s.t.
75	Cyril Bessy	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
76	Yevgeniy Nepomnyachshiy	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
77	Gustav Erik Larsson	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
78	Thomas De Gendt	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
79	Christian Meier	Exxon Duke	s.t.
80	Tom Slagter	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
81	Frederik Willems	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
82	Wout Poels	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
83	Edvald Boasson Hagen	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
84	Frantisek Rabon	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
85	Pello Bilbao	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
86	Patrick Gretsch	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
87	Romain Feillu	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
88	Koldo FernÃ¡ndez	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
89	Stef Clement	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
90	Andrea Masciarelli	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
91	Santo Anza	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
92	Michel Kreder	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
93	Paul Martens	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
94	Joan Horrach	Katusha Team	s.t.
95	Bart De Clercq	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
96	Fabio Taborre	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
97	Simon Clarke	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
98	Pierre Cazaux	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
99	Bert Grabsch	HTC - Highroad	+ 5'03
100	Daniel Sesma	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 5'49
101	Murilo Fischer	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
102	Alexandre Pliuschin	Katusha Team	s.t.
103	Mirco Lorenzetto	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
104	Roman Kireyev	Pro Team Astana	s.t.
105	Danilo Hondo	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
106	Stijn Vandenbergh	Katusha Team	s.t.
107	Dominic Klemme	Leopard Trek	s.t.
108	Coen Vermeltfoort	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
109	Martijn Keizer	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
110	Kristof Vandewalle	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
111	Simone Masciarelli	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
112	Marko Kump	Geox - TMC	s.t.
113	Ruggero Marzoli	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
114	Bernardo Colex	Exxon Duke	s.t.
115	Ben Gastauer	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
116	Alessandro Proni	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
117	Paolo Longo Borghini	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 8'27
118	Daniel Oss	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
119	Maciej Paterski	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
120	Vladimir Isaychev	Katusha Team	s.t.
121	Kristjan Koren	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
122	Gert Dockx	Omega Pharma - Lotto	+ 9'25
123	Steven Cozza	Exxon Duke	s.t.
124	Gert Steegmans	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
125	Chris Froome	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
126	Maarten Neyens	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
127	Taylor Phinney	Exxon Duke	s.t.
128	Michael SchÃ¤r	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
129	Robert Hunter	Team RadioShack	+ 15'13
130	Greg Henderson	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
131	Luca Paolini	Katusha Team	s.t.
132	RafaÃ¢ Chtioui	Acqua & Sapone	+ 16'01
133	Alessandro Donati	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
134	Danilo Wyss	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
135	Kanstantsin Siutsou	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
136	Cameron Meyer	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
137	Tiziano Dall'Antonia	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
138	Jeff Louder	Exxon Duke	s.t.
139	Grega Bole	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
140	Michael Matthews	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.
141	Edward King	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.
142	Martin Kohler	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
143	Jan Ghyselinck	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
144	Jarosław Marycz	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
145	Matteo Montaguti	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
146	Lloyd Mondory	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
147	SÃ©bastien Hinault	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
148	Andy Cappelle	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	+ 18'25
149	Jens Debusschere	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
150	JÃ¼rgen Roelandts	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.
151	Vitali Kondrut	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
152	StÃ©phane PoulhiÃ¨s	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
153	Michal Golas	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
154	Kasper Klostergaard	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.
155	Romain Lemarchand	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
156	John Degenkolb	HTC - Highroad	s.t.
157	Alex Dowsett	Sky ProCycling	s.t.
158	Matthew Wilson	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
159	Robert Wagner	Leopard Trek	+ 20'25
160	Sheldon Deeny	Exxon Duke	s.t.
161	Andreas Stauff	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	+ 23'13
162	Jimmy Engoulvent	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
163	Rony Martias	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
164	Wouter Weylandt	Leopard Trek	s.t.
165	Allan Davis	Pro Team Astana	+ 25'37
166	David Boucher	Omega Pharma - Lotto	+ 26'57
167	Robbie McEwen	Team RadioShack	s.t.
168	Alexander Kristoff	BMC Racing Team	s.t.
169	Christophe Laborie	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
170	Kevin Van Impe	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
171	Frederik Veuchelen	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
172	Julien Vermote	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	s.t.
173	Tomas Alberio	Geox - TMC	s.t.
174	Jean-Lou Paiani	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
175	Roger Hammond	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.
176	Graeme Brown	Rabobank Cycling Team	s.t.

General Classification

1	Roman Kreuziger	Pro Team Astana	17h00'27
2	Vasil Kiryienka	Movistar Team	+ 7
3	Tony Martin	HTC - Highroad	+ 11
4	Bradley Wiggins	Sky ProCycling	+ 16
5	Richie Porte	Saxo Bank SunGard	+ 23
6	Levi Leipheimer	Team RadioShack	+ 25
7	BeÃ±at Intxausti	Movistar Team	+ 29
8	RubÃ©n Plaza	Movistar Team	+ 30
9	Marzio Bruseghin	Movistar Team	+ 34
10	Jakob Fuglsang	Leopard Trek	+ 38
11	Peter Sagan	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 40
12	Nicki SÃ¸rensen	Saxo Bank SunGard	+ 44
13	Christian Knees	Sky ProCycling	+ 53
14	Lance Armstrong	Exxon Duke	+ 1'06
15	Rigoberto UrÃ¡n	Sky ProCycling	+ 1'08

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Points Jersey

1	Roman Kreuziger	Pro Team Astana	67
2	Tony Martin	HTC - Highroad	52
3	Levi Leipheimer	Team RadioShack	46
4	Vasil Kiryienka	Movistar Team	37
5	Thor Hushovd	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	33
6	Peter Sagan	Liquigas - Cannondale	30
7	Grega Bole	Lampre - ISD	27
8	Richie Porte	Saxo Bank SunGard	26
9	Marzio Bruseghin	Movistar Team	24
10	Mikel Nieve	Euskaltel - Euskadi	23

King of the Mountains

1	David Loosli	Lampre - ISD	24
2	Kevin De Weert	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	20
3	Johann Tschopp	BMC Racing Team	20
4	Pablo Lastras	Movistar Team	20
5	Kjell CarlstrÃ¶m	Sky ProCycling	18
6	Bauke Mollema	Rabobank Cycling Team	18
7	Frederik Willems	Omega Pharma - Lotto	18
8	Grega Bole	Lampre - ISD	16
9	Kristof Vandewalle	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	14
10	Fabian Wegmann	Leopard Trek	14

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Youth Jersey

1	Roman Kreuziger	Pro Team Astana	3h27'30	17h00'27 (1)
2	BeÃ±at Intxausti	Movistar Team	s.t.	+ 29 (2)
3	Peter Sagan	Liquigas - Cannondale	s.t.	+ 40 (3)
4	Rigoberto UrÃ¡n	Sky ProCycling	s.t.	+ 1'08 (4)
5	Romain Sicard	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.	+ 1'12 (5)
6	Daniel Martin	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	s.t.	+ 1'29 (6)
7	Fabio Duarte	Geox - TMC	s.t.	+ 1'51 (7)
8	Jan Bakelandts	Omega Pharma - Lotto	s.t.	+ 2'35 (8)
9	Arkaitz DurÃ¡n	Geox - TMC	+ 2'40	+ 4'14 (9)
10	Tanel Kangert	Pro Team Astana	s.t.	+ 4'31 (10)

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DS Comments

Well, that's disappointing... Armstrong being caught within 20m of the line, pretty much sums up our week here, nothing quite went our way, still it was good to see Taylor (Phinney) doing well in the TT's and hopefully the team will have something more to shout about come the end of may, between Horner at the Giro, and Farrar along with Armstrong riding the Tour of California, both sponsor targets for the season.

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#135

Posted on 01-05-2012 10:58

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Nice finish by Lance, shows that he is coming into some type of form

baggieboys32

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Posted on 01-05-2012 19:52

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It's here, the first of the Grand tours, the Supergiro D'Italia, and what a Giro it looks set to be! The test for the riders is the quest for the Maglia Rosa, and a mountainous course should prove very selective later on in the 3 weeks of racing.

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Weeks One

Week 1, is the lightest of the trio, giving the riders a chance to warm up in preparation of those tiresome days in the saddle which are to come!

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The race starts with a 21km TTT around Turin, we hope to place well as a squad today, and this prologue will place some immediate time gaps between the riders. This is an early opportunity for some men to lose valuable seconds right from the start.

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The race then progresses down west coast of Italy, Day 2 looks well set up for a sprint finish, though a small climb just 25km from the finish may be enough to set up a late breakaway.

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If there was a day in week 1 that should be given the name "unpredictable" this is it, 173km long, with the first 136km all being false flat, a breakaway will likely be given some slack today, but a fast descent at the finish could easily suit the sprinters wishes.

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A chance to relax, this day may have some sharpish climbs early on, but the nature of the route will be likely to bring it all back together by the days end in Livorno.

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And so it begins. todays climbing may not be horrendous in nature, but it signals the start of an unrelinquishing storm on the legs, with 3 KOM sprints today, as well as an uphill rush for the finish line.

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A longer day than yesterday, and still with a lot of climbing, even if it is fairly gentle in gradient, the finish may see some selections however, and the GC contenders will need to stay on there toes.

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The queen stage of the first week, despite being short, the 18km HC climb of the Montevergnine, will see the first major splits, with a genuine summit finish, the first of many to come!

The Squad

Leader: Chris Horner
TT Helper/Mountains Helper: David Zabriskie
The 2 Main Mountain DomÃ©stiques: Danny Pate, Scott Zwizanski
TT Support: Taylor Phinney and Ben Jacques-Maynes
The Domestiques: Bernardo Colex, Christian Meier and Caleb Fairly

The Team is strong when it comes to the Time Trials, and we will look to support Chris Horner by riding at the front when necessary, and reeling in dangerous attacks. We will rely upon Zwiz, Pate and Zabbo when it comes to the climbing though, we aren't the strongest all round team in the peloton, so we will look to make use of breaks to protect the guys.

Horner has shown some great shape so far this year, winning in the Basque, aswell as victory in the Fleche Wallonne, he hopes to improve on this great performance, by bringing us a high placing in the GC here in Italy!

The Competition

Full Startlist

Spoiler

Liquigas
1. V.Nibali
2. I.Basso
3. F.Bellotti
4. T.Dall'Antonia
5. P.Longo Borghini
6. F.Sabatini
7. P.Sagan
8. S.Szmyd
9. E.Viviani

Lampre - ISD
11. M.Scarponi
12. L.Bertagnolli
13. G.Bole
14. D.Cunego
15. A.Kashechkin
16. P.Niemiec
17. A.PÃ©rez Arrieta
18. S.Spilak
19. B.Szeghalmi

Astana
21. A.Vinokourov
22. S.Clarke
23. A.Davis
24. R.Di Gregorio
25. A.Grivko
26. R.Kireyev
27. R.Kiserlovski
28. E.Petrov
29. P.Tiralongo

Exxon
31. C.Horner
32. B.Colex
33. C.Fairly
34. B.Jacques-Maynes
35. C.Meier
36. D.Pate
37. T.Phinney
38. D.Zabriskie
39. S.Zwizanski

Rabobank
41. L.L.SÃ¡nchez
42. S.Kruijswijk
43. P.Martens
44. M.Matthews
45. B.Mollema
46. G.Niermann
47. J.Van Emden
48. C.Vermeltfoort
49. M.Wynants

Movistar
51. M.Bruseghin
52. J.I.GutiÃ©rrez
53. B.Intxausti
54. V.Kiryienka
55. P.Lastras
56. R.Plaza
57. J.J.Rojas
58. J.M.Soler
59. F.J.Ventoso

Saxo Bank
61. R.Porte
62. J.Bellis
63. B.Cooke
64. V.Gustov
65. L.S.Haedo
66. J.A.JÃ¸rgensen
67. G.Larsson
68. D.Navarro
69. N.SÃ¸rensen

Acqua & Sapone
71. S.Garzelli
72. C.Betancourt
73. M.Codol
74. C.Corioni
75. R.Marzoli
76. A.Masciarelli
77. V.Miholjevic
78. D.Napolitano
79. C.Sarmiento

The Shack
81. H.Zubeldia
82. M.Cardoso
83. P.Deignan
84. B.Hermans
85. R.Hunter
86. G.Lequatre
87. R.McEwen
88. Y.Popovych
89. G.Rast

HTC
91. P.Velits
92. M.Albasini
93. M.Brammeier
94. J.Degenkolb
95. B.Grabsch
96. L.Howard
97. M.Pinotti
98. K.Siutsou
99. T.Van Garderen

QuickÂ·Step
101. K.De Weert
102. M.Bandiera
103. M.De Maar
104. A.Engels
105. D.Malacarne
106. F.Reda
107. F.Robert
108. A.Stauff
109. K.Van Impe

Leopard
111. J.Fuglsang
112. S.Denifl
113. D.Klemme
114. G.Nizzolo
115. S.O'Grady
116. B.Pires
117. T.Rohregger
118. D.ViganÃ²
119. O.Zaugg

Androni
121. J.Rujano
122. A.Bertolini
123. R.Chiarini
124. C.D'Amore
125. R.Ferrari
126. F.Ginanni
127. E.Sella
128. J.Serpa
129. L.Solari

Euskaltel
131. M.Nieve
132. F.J.Aramendia
133. J.Azanza
134. P.Cazaux
135. G.Izagirre
136. R.PÃ©rez
137. A.Txurruka
138. P.Urtasun
139. I.Velasco

Vacansoleil
141. M.Carrara
142. S.Anza
143. B.BoÅ¾ic
144. S.Lagutin
145. M.Marcato
146. J.Mouris
147. M.Selvaggi
148. J.Van Leijen
149. L.Westra

BMC
151. J.Tschopp
152. M.Frank
153. M.Kohler
154. A.Kristoff
155. A.Moinard
156. S.Morabito
157. I.Santaromita
158. D.Wyss
159. S.Zahner

Sky
161. C.Knees
162. K.CarlstrÃ¶m
163. D.Cioni
164. S.Cummings
165. R.Downing
166. C.Froome
167. M.Possoni
168. C.Sutton
169. X.Zandio

Katusha
171. G.Caruso
172. P.Brutt
173. J.Horrach
174. A.Kuschynski
175. A.Mironov
176. A.Ovechkin
177. N.Trussov
178. M.Vantomme
179. E.Vorganov

AG2R
181. C.Riblon
182. M.Bouet
183. M.ChÃ©rel
184. H.Dupont
185. K.Goddaert
186. S.Hinault
187. S.Houanard
188. D.Le Lay
189. A.Ravard

Farnese Vini
191. P.Sinkewitz
192. A.Bisolti
193. P.De Negri
194. F.Failli
195. A.Guardini
196. L.Mazzanti
197. A.NoÃ¨
198. G.Visconti
199. E.Vona

Omega Pharma
201. J.Van de Walle
202. M.Aerts
203. K.De Haes
204. J.Debusschere
205. G.Dockx
206. A.Hansen
207. M.Lloyd
208. Ã“.Pujol
209. V.ReynÃ¨s

Garmin
211. A.Talansky
212. J.Bobridge
213. J.Dean
214. M.Kreder
215. T.Meyer
216. C.Meyer
217. R.Navardauskas
218. S.Vanmarcke
219. M.Wilson

The Favourites

Where to start, we may not see any of the absolute best, but there is very strong competition here none the less, and Chris will have his work cut out to get us a top5.

Top Favourites

Liquigas- Basso-Nibali (What a pairing) Nibali is there named leader, but the italians show they mean business with this spearhead attack, the duo will be very hard to match thats for sure!

Lampre - ISD Cunego-Scarponi If one Italian pairing wasn't enough, look out for this one! (If) Cunego will work for Scarponi, he could be very difficult to beat this year!

Outsiders

Exxon-Duke Chris Horner may not be the absolute best, but he isn't out of the fight, and with some plucky attacks, you never know what our man could achieve!

Movistar Bruseghin, his team have looked strong all year, but there is a potential relegation battle for them come the end of the season, with this squad, watch Movistar set the field alight in the mountains and TT's!

Rabobank L.L SanchÃ©z has come to the Giro this year, his team may not be the strongest here, but he might well be! If he can plan the race right, there is no reason why Luis can't take home maximum reward

Its Possible

Vacansoleil They are weak in the TT department, but Matteo Carrara is a great climber, and will be one to mark over the coming 3 weeks.

Astana One word. Vinokourov. Despite his age (Who are we to talk about aging leaders!) Vino is one of the best, he was in good nick at Paris-Nice, second behing his own team mate, Kreuziger, who fortunately, we have the blessing of living without here!

Saxobank Richie Porte. Wow, has he had some responsibility placed on his shoulders, Contadors crash takes him away from the Giro, ans quite possibly Le Tour as well, so SBS are very keen to make good with Richie in his season target, scraping a points barrel which otherwise looks worryingly empty!

Thats all from me for now folks, I hope you enjoyed the race preview, we'll soon see how the race plays out over the next month, See you on the roads!

P.S.

Spoiler

GO HORNER!

Edited by baggieboys32 on 01-05-2012 19:54

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#137

Posted on 01-05-2012 20:28

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Your taking a strong squad to Italy, what are your expectations

fernando97

#138

Posted on 01-05-2012 20:32

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Horner'll rule the Giro! I believe!

baggieboys32

#139

Posted on 01-05-2012 20:35

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@Fernando Haha, not sure absolute ruling will occur

@Sutty As much as we can get really, I would say personally that a win was way too much to ask, but i'd like a couple of stage wins, maybe top10/5 overall?

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#140

Posted on 01-05-2012 21:24

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Stage 1

The TTT is upon us, 5,4,3,2,1 And We're OFF! welcome to the 2011 Giro D'Italiaaaa!

The TTT was won by those specialist with the triple vertical stripe at HTC, oh wait, No?, Shock victory for the Blue and Green today, showing people how to TT, and picking up the leaders jersey today, is Marzio Brusgehin, Exxon had a strong day out on the road today, we take 4th place, a solid start to the race!

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Team Results

1	Movistar Team	28'39	28'39 (1)
2	Lampre - ISD	+ 17	+ 17 (2)
3	HTC - Highroad	+ 26	+ 26 (3)
4	Exxon Duke	+ 27	+ 27 (4)
5	Katusha Team	+ 41	+ 41 (5)
6	Pro Team Astana	+ 44	+ 44 (6)
7	Sky ProCycling	+ 45	+ 45 (7)
8	Rabobank Cycling Team	+ 47	+ 47 (8)
9	Saxo Bank SunGard	s.t.	+ 47 (9)
10	BMC Racing Team	+ 50	+ 50 (10)

Spoiler

11	Team RadioShack	+ 51	+ 51 (11)
12	Farnese Vini - Neri Sottoli	+ 53	+ 53 (12)
13	Omega Pharma - Lotto	+ 58	+ 58 (13)
14	Team Garmin - CervÃ©lo	+ 1'02	+ 1'02 (14)
15	Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team	+ 1'06	+ 1'06 (15)
16	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 1'15	+ 1'15 (16)
17	Acqua & Sapone	+ 1'20	+ 1'20 (17)
18	Leopard Trek	+ 1'24	+ 1'24 (18)
19	AG2R La Mondiale	+ 1'25	+ 1'25 (19)
20	QuickÂ·Step Cycling Team	+ 1'27	+ 1'27 (20)
21	Liquigas - Cannondale	+ 1'29	+ 1'29 (21)
22	Androni Giocattoli	+ 1'45	+ 1'45 (22)

1	Marzio Bruseghin	Movistar Team	28'39
2	BeÃ±at Intxausti	Movistar Team	s.t.
3	Vasil Kiryienka	Movistar Team	s.t.
4	JosÃ© IvÃ¡n GutiÃ©rrez	Movistar Team	s.t.
5	RubÃ©n Plaza	Movistar Team	s.t.
6	Andrey Kashechkin	Lampre - ISD	+ 17
7	Aitor PÃ©rez Arrieta	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
8	Damiano Cunego	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
9	Michele Scarponi	Lampre - ISD	s.t.
10	Leonardo Bertagnolli	Lampre - ISD	s.t.

Stage 2

The first true stage of the race, and boy it's a long one! 238km... What a way to break in the riders, or perhaps- Just break some!

Todays breakaway was unsurprisingly hard fought, eventually a 5 man group got free from the Tether of Vacansoleil and Movistar.

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There was however no chance of success today, and as the single KOM sprint of the day came into view, the pack were just 23" behind, Horner fancied a jersey from day 1, and so he attacked the pack, took the points, then dropped back neatly into the peloton as the break was enveloped.

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The pace was stepped up, the sprinters wanted to open up there accounts, but they were frought by a more punchy rider, clearly the short climbs had done just enough to sap the legs slightly, and Vacansoleil get a reward for there efforts on the front, a stage win, for Matteo Cararra.

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Sadly, the results didn't export because it crashed at the end of the stage, so here is a print screen of the top 14.

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As intended, a fairly quiet day for the side today, though we got more than we bargained for early on. Horners attack earns us the KOM jersey for tomorrow, I wonder, how will Chris look in Green? personally, I think Pink would be more fetching!

Edited by baggieboys32 on 01-05-2012 21:25

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