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Posted on 05-09-2012 13:53
@ PCM rulezz: Good to know. Will try to keep it.

Amgen Tour of California


Stage 4 - Sonora - Clovis (208,5km)
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The last of the so called flat stages today. And just by looking on the profile it looks like the most difficult. Lots of up and downs before the last 50km are indeed flat but there is no guarantee that any sprinter is left after 6 KoM.
I will give everything today to cover Dombrowski, who is in a fantastic shape here looking for a good result in the mountain stage.


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Mannion is our guy in todays break. Mainly to protect the KoM lead in case of a dangerous rider there. Luckily none of the other 3 have collected points so far.
It must be great to ride together with Gilbert in a break I guess. The other two are de Marchi (Androni) and Boily (Spidertech).


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On the 2nd KoM again Tiralongo attacked and just like yesterday the Italian climber decided to continue and joined the group at the 4th KoM. He now could become a danger in the KoM ranking.


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Garmin really spped up now. 70km and the gap is down to 4min. Haussler really must feel great and seems to peaking for California. Good for him that Mark Cavendish injured last week as he was announced as top sprinter here as well. On the other hand I guess this course wouldn`t become his favourite one.


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The stage really is the hardest so far and with the hot sun shining down on us, we need to drink a lot. As De Buyst and Avis are already in later groups and Brown already reached his limit it`s my task today to get some water bottles. We almost reached the last 30km, which are completely flat and the group is down to 67 including some sprinters such as Haussler, Matthews, Boasson Hagen or Hushovd.


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Exactly 10km before the finish Mannion is back in the peloton. With Gilbert and Tiralongo going fast, he is totally exhausted now. The others still try but will also caught soon.
Garmin and Rabobank won`t allow anything else but a sprint today.


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This is also the end of my working day. With 9,7km to go I feel the effort I spent in the breakaway yesterday and during todays stage. With the sprint preparations going on high speed I am happy to ease up for the last kilometers.


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Haussler wins the 2nd stage in a row by 2 bike lengths. Matthews, who was thought to be his biggest opponent wasn`t even able to sprint as he was totally empty in the end.
2nd goes to Gallopin ahead of El Fares.

We reached our main goal. All 3 climbers reached the finish without time loss while I lost 5min. As said I really eased up in the end.
Parker keeps the KoM lead but is equal with Tiralongo now and this promises an exciting fight now.

In less good news 6 riders had to abandon today as they couldn`t finish inside the time limit. One of them unfortunately was De Buyst, who isn`t really made for hard stages. Good bye, Jasper. See you next week I guess. Pfft

Result
1Heinrich HausslerGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda5h12'14
2Tony GallopinRadioShack - Nissans.t.
3Julien El FaresTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
4Jackson RodríguezAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
5Andreas KlödenRadioShack - Nissans.t.
6Edvald Boasson HagenSky Procyclings.t.
7Rory SutherlandUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
8Tejay Van GarderenBMC Racing Teams.t.
9Kevin SeeldraeyersAstana Pro Teams.t.
10Cadel EvansBMC Racing Teams.t.

Spoiler
11Walter PedrazaEPM - UNEs.t.
12Davide FrattiniUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
13Bradley WigginsSky Procyclings.t.
14Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
15Ian StannardSky Procyclings.t.
16Maxim IglinskyAstana Pro Teams.t.
17Taylor PhinneyBMC Racing Teams.t.
18Joseph Lloyd DombrowskiBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
19Carlos BarredoRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
20Ian BoswellBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
21Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
22Ryder HesjedalGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
23Philip DeignanUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
24Jetse BolRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
25Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
26Michael MatthewsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
27Thor HushovdBMC Racing Teams.t.
28Timothy DugganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
29Richie PorteSky Procyclings.t.
30David MillarGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
31Tanel KangertAstana Pro Teams.t.
32Andy SchleckRadioShack - Nissans.t.
33Ben KingRadioShack - Nissans.t.
34Dale ParkerBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
35Luis Leon Sánchez GilRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
36Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapones.t.
37Philippe GilbertBMC Racing Teams.t.
38James StemperKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
39Thomas LöfkvistSky Procyclings.t.
40Roman KreuzigerAstana Pro Teams.t.
41Jonathan MonsalveAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
42David ZabriskieGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
43Shawn MilneKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
44Marco PinottiBMC Racing Teams.t.
45Miguel Angel Rubiano ChavezAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
46Christian Vande VeldeGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
47Joost PosthumaRadioShack - Nissans.t.
48Juan Pablo Suárez SuárezEPM - UNEs.t.
49Eduard Alexander Beltran SuarezEPM - UNEs.t.
50José SerpaAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
51Alessandro BallanBMC Racing Teams.t.
52Matti BreschelRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
53Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Teams.t.
54Francisco Moreno AllueAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
55Alessandro De MarchiAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
56Danny PateSky Procyclings.t.
57Sep VanmarckeGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
58Robigzon Leandro OyolaEPM - UNEs.t.
59Paolo TiralongoAstana Pro Teams.t.
60Julien AntomarchiTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 2'15
61Gavin MannionBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
62Laurent DidierRadioShack - Nissan+ 4'09
63Nelson Filipe OliveiraRadioShack - Nissans.t.
64Lars BoomRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
65Giovanny BáezEPM - UNEs.t.
66Maarten TjallingiiRabobank Cycling Team+ 5'21
67Johan VansummerenGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
68Roman KilunKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
69Tom ZirbelTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
70Andreas KlierGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
71Ryan EastmanBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
72David BoilySpiderTech powered by C10+ 7'37
73Alessandro VanottiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 9'27
74Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
75Jeff LouderUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
76Patrick LemieuxKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
77Taylor SheldonCompetitive Cyclist Racing Team+ 10'39
78Mauro Da DaltoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
79Kai ReusUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
80Alister RatcliffChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
81Francesco GavazziAstana Pro Teams.t.
82Daniele ColliTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
83Matthew HaymanSky Procyclings.t.
84Robert WagnerRadioShack - Nissans.t.
85Claudio CorioniAcqua & Sapones.t.
86Aleksandr DyachenkoAstana Pro Teams.t.
87Mike MidlarskyChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
88Thomas RabouCompetitive Cyclist Racing Teams.t.
89Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
90Heiner Rodrigo Parra BustamenteEPM - UNEs.t.
91David Lachlan MortonChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
92Andy Jacques-MaynesKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
93Nathan BrownBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
94Robert SweetingKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
95Paolo CiavattaAcqua & Sapones.t.
96Stephen HousleyKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
97William DuganTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
98Jason McCartneyUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 14'55
99Jaime Andrés Vergara CaroEPM - UNEs.t.
100Carlos José OchoaAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
101Simone MasciarelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
102Karl MenziesUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
103Kiel ReijnenTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
104Javier Eduardo Gomez PinedaEPM - UNEs.t.
105Maciej PaterskiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
106Graeme BrownRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
107Björn SelanderSpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
108Charlie AvisBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
109Jonathan Reid MumfordTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 20'11
110Ken HansonTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
111Steele Von HoffChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
112François ParisienSpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
113Martin GilbertSpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
114Jonathon ClarkeUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
115Alex DowsettSky Procyclings.t.
116Tommy NankervisCompetitive Cyclist Racing Teams.t.
117Isaac HoweKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
118Alessandro DonatiAcqua & Sapones.t.
119Edward KingLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
120Ian BurnettCompetitive Cyclist Racing Teams.t.
121Evan HydeChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
122Antonio ParrinelloAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
123Sergei RenevAstana Pro Teams.t.
124Will RoutleySpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
125Hugo HouleSpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
126Chad BeyerCompetitive Cyclist Racing Teams.t.
127Cody O'ReillyTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
128Scott ZwizanskiTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
129Lucas EuserSpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
130Thomas SoladayTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
131Adam LeibovitzChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
132Jonathan Patrick McCartySpiderTech powered by C10+ 21'00
133Cesar GrajalesCompetitive Cyclist Racing Teams.t.
134Mike ShererTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 22'42
135Joe EldridgeTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 23'28

Overall
1Heinrich HausslerGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda19h10'32
2Michael MatthewsRabobank Cycling Team+ 20
3Jackson RodríguezAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 32
4Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapone+ 34
5Julien El FaresTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 36
6Tony GallopinRadioShack - Nissan+ 40
7Alessandro De MarchiAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
8Rory SutherlandUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 48
9Maxim IglinskyAstana Pro Team+ 50
10Walter PedrazaEPM - UNE+ 52

Spoiler
11Tejay Van GarderenBMC Racing Teams.t.
12Bradley WigginsSky Procyclings.t.
13Andreas KlödenRadioShack - Nissans.t.
14Joseph Lloyd DombrowskiBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
15Cadel EvansBMC Racing Teams.t.
16Ryder HesjedalGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
17Kevin SeeldraeyersAstana Pro Teams.t.
18Richie PorteSky Procyclings.t.
19Ian BoswellBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
20Andy SchleckRadioShack - Nissans.t.
21David MillarGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
22Davide FrattiniUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
23Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
24Tanel KangertAstana Pro Teams.t.
25Thomas LöfkvistSky Procyclings.t.
26James StemperKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
27Christian Vande VeldeGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
28Carlos BarredoRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
29Marco PinottiBMC Racing Teams.t.
30David ZabriskieGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
31Dale ParkerBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
32Jetse BolRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
33Eduard Alexander Beltran SuarezEPM - UNEs.t.
34Luis Leon Sánchez GilRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
35Miguel Angel Rubiano ChavezAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
36Joost PosthumaRadioShack - Nissans.t.
37Jonathan MonsalveAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
38Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapones.t.
39Robigzon Leandro OyolaEPM - UNEs.t.
40Roman KreuzigerAstana Pro Teams.t.
41José SerpaAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
42Francisco Moreno AllueAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
43Giovanny BáezEPM - UNE+ 5'01
44Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Team+ 5'17
45Paolo TiralongoAstana Pro Team+ 5'29
46Johan VansummerenGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 6'13
47Edvald Boasson HagenSky Procycling+ 10'11
48Thor HushovdBMC Racing Team+ 10'19
49Timothy DugganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
50Sep VanmarckeGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
51Danny PateSky Procyclings.t.
52Gavin MannionBontrager Livestrong Team+ 10'27
53Ian StannardSky Procycling+ 11'19
54Ben KingRadioShack - Nissans.t.
55Philippe GilbertBMC Racing Team+ 12'09
56Taylor PhinneyBMC Racing Team+ 12'52
57Julien AntomarchiTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 14'24
58David Lachlan MortonChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 14'28
59Ryan EastmanBontrager Livestrong Team+ 14'51
60Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondale+ 14'56
61Philip DeignanUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
62Maarten TjallingiiRabobank Cycling Team+ 15'40
63Carlos José OchoaAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 15'47
64Alessandro BallanBMC Racing Team+ 15'58
65Laurent DidierRadioShack - Nissan+ 16'26
66Shawn MilneKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 16'34
67Matti BreschelRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
68Juan Pablo Suárez SuárezEPM - UNEs.t.
69Nelson Filipe OliveiraRadioShack - Nissan+ 19'05
70Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas - Cannondale+ 19'46
71Lars BoomRabobank Cycling Team+ 20'43
72Roman KilunKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 21'19
73Andreas KlierGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 21'55
74Francesco GavazziAstana Pro Team+ 21'58
75Alessandro VanottiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 22'19
76Mauro Da DaltoLiquigas - Cannondale+ 22'56
77Nathan BrownBontrager Livestrong Team+ 23'23
78Aleksandr DyachenkoAstana Pro Team+ 24'01
79William DuganTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 24'53
80Jeff LouderUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 25'25
81Robert WagnerRadioShack - Nissan+ 27'13
82Kai ReusUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
83David BoilySpiderTech powered by C10+ 28'10
84Patrick LemieuxKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 30'04
85Heiner Rodrigo Parra BustamenteEPM - UNE+ 30'36
86Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapone+ 30'40
87Andy Jacques-MaynesKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 30'49
88Daniele ColliTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 31'16
89Thomas RabouCompetitive Cyclist Racing Teams.t.
90Paolo CiavattaAcqua & Sapones.t.
91Jaime Andrés Vergara CaroEPM - UNE+ 31'44
92Mike MidlarskyChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 32'41
93Javier Eduardo Gomez PinedaEPM - UNE+ 32'46
94Maciej PaterskiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 33'54
95Matthew HaymanSky Procycling+ 34'19
96Alister RatcliffChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
97Tom ZirbelTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 35'14
98Claudio CorioniAcqua & Sapone+ 36'19
99Björn SelanderSpiderTech powered by C10+ 36'47
100Taylor SheldonCompetitive Cyclist Racing Team+ 37'19
101Robert SweetingKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
102Jason McCartneyUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 38'29
103Graeme BrownRabobank Cycling Team+ 38'35
104Stephen HousleyKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 40'22
105Kiel ReijnenTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 42'11
106Lucas EuserSpiderTech powered by C10+ 42'13
107Charlie AvisBontrager Livestrong Team+ 42'58
108Jonathan Patrick McCartySpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
109Steele Von HoffChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 43'51
110Alex DowsettSky Procycling+ 44'11
111Karl MenziesUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 44'38
112Simone MasciarelliAcqua & Sapone+ 46'36
113Martin GilbertSpiderTech powered by C10+ 48'08
114Hugo HouleSpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
115Edward KingLiquigas - Cannondale+ 49'13
116Chad BeyerCompetitive Cyclist Racing Team+ 49'54
117Isaac HoweKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
118François ParisienSpiderTech powered by C10+ 50'51
119Will RoutleySpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
120Evan HydeChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
121Adam LeibovitzChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
122Antonio ParrinelloAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
123Scott ZwizanskiTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
124Jonathon ClarkeUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 51'52
125Sergei RenevAstana Pro Team+ 51'55
126Alessandro DonatiAcqua & Sapone+ 53'04
127Cesar GrajalesCompetitive Cyclist Racing Team+ 55'00
128Cody O'ReillyTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 56'25
129Mike ShererTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 56'42
130Jonathan Reid MumfordTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 56'54
131Ian BurnettCompetitive Cyclist Racing Teams.t.
132Thomas SoladayTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
133Joe EldridgeTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 57'38
134Ken HansonTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 1h01'12
135Tommy NankervisCompetitive Cyclist Racing Team+ 1h01'41

KoM:
1Dale ParkerBontrager Livestrong Team42
2Paolo TiralongoAstana Pro Team42
3Philippe GilbertBMC Racing Team34

Team:
1RadioShack - Nissan57h34'12 (1)
2Bontrager Livestrong Team+ 0 (2)
3Sky Procycling+ 0 (3)
 
sutty68
Top  #122 Print Post
Posted on 05-09-2012 13:58
Hope Ryan can recover from his tiredness Wink

And the K.O.M is now getting very interesting for Parker Frown
 
Ian Butler
Top  #123 Print Post
Posted on 05-09-2012 14:56
Great work by Ryan! Wink
 
roturn
Top  #124 Print Post
Posted on 05-09-2012 19:05
Thanks for the comments.

Amgen Tour of California


Stage 5 - Bakersfield ITT (30,3km)
i1101.photobucket.com/albums/g434/Roturn1988/Eastman/Amgen_5_18-303.jpg

We really could need Craddock here. He`s the only time trialist in our team and already showed in San Luis what he is capable to do against the clock.
Without him none of us will be able to come even close to the winner time I guess.
Although we are already in May it`s only the 2nd individual time trial for me. And I can`t say that I expect a lot. Most important for us is that Dombrowski has a good ride and doesn`t lose too much time. Joe really isn`t a time trialist and prefers the hard climbs.
Next to Wiggins, who must always be named as favourites I think we Americans have good chances. Taylor Phinney, which I know pretty well from some Junior races has good chances as also the Garmin riders Zabriskie and Vandevelde.


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Without any ambitions I start my time trial. Dyachenko is leading at the moment but with 7 Americans in the top10 at the moment it`s not a bad rate.


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Taylor Phinney is having a good ride beating Dyachenko`s time, which last pretty long.


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Phinney still in the lead even after Zabriskie, Millar, Pinotti, Vandevelde or Evans finished. Looking good for him now and Wiggins might be the only one to beat this time as it looks right now.
But he can`t.
Taylor Phinney wins the 5th stage by just 4s while the other riders had a bigger gap to the duo.

For us the time trial went as expected. Nothing spectacular but also nothing too awful. Boswell only losing 2min to Wiggins had a good ride. Also Dombrowski only lost 2'27 on the Brit which is okay for him. And my 67th with more than 3min back, well, couldn`t care less today. More important is that I was able to rest a bit and should be fit again tomorrow.
Next two stages must show how far our team is.

Result
1Taylor PhinneyBMC Racing Team40'20
2Bradley WigginsSky Procycling+ 4
3David MillarGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 31
4Marco PinottiBMC Racing Team+ 42
5David ZabriskieGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 45
6Joost PosthumaRadioShack - Nissan+ 47
7Christian Vande VeldeGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 55
8Tejay Van GarderenBMC Racing Team+ 1'05
9Aleksandr DyachenkoAstana Pro Team+ 1'09
10Cadel EvansBMC Racing Team+ 1'16

Spoiler
11Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapone+ 1'20
12Andreas KlödenRadioShack - Nissans.t.
13Ryder HesjedalGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 1'22
14Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1'26
15Rory SutherlandUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
16Danny PateSky Procycling+ 1'31
17Carlos BarredoRabobank Cycling Team+ 1'32
18Roman KreuzigerAstana Pro Team+ 1'35
19Jetse BolRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
20Michael MatthewsRabobank Cycling Team+ 1'36
21Tanel KangertAstana Pro Team+ 1'37
22Richie PorteSky Procycling+ 1'38
23Thomas LöfkvistSky Procycling+ 1'41
24Andy SchleckRadioShack - Nissans.t.
25Andy Jacques-MaynesKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 1'45
26Tom ZirbelTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
27Luis Leon Sánchez GilRabobank Cycling Team+ 1'53
28Walter PedrazaEPM - UNE+ 1'55
29Ian StannardSky Procycling+ 1'57
30Jason McCartneyUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 1'58
31Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas - Cannondale+ 2'00
32Ian BoswellBontrager Livestrong Team+ 2'04
33Jackson RodríguezAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 2'06
34Nelson Filipe OliveiraRadioShack - Nissan+ 2'08
35José SerpaAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 2'12
36Philippe GilbertBMC Racing Team+ 2'14
37Timothy DugganLiquigas - Cannondale+ 2'17
38Lars BoomRabobank Cycling Team+ 2'18
39Maxim IglinskyAstana Pro Teams.t.
40Roman KilunKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 2'23
41Tony GallopinRadioShack - Nissans.t.
42Edvald Boasson HagenSky Procycling+ 2'24
43Carlos José OchoaAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 2'27
44Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
45James StemperKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 2'30
46Joseph Lloyd DombrowskiBontrager Livestrong Team+ 2'31
47Maarten TjallingiiRabobank Cycling Team+ 2'34
48Scott ZwizanskiTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 2'37
49Dale ParkerBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
50Juan Pablo Suárez SuárezEPM - UNE+ 2'39
51Robert WagnerRadioShack - Nissan+ 2'40
52Thor HushovdBMC Racing Teams.t.
53Kevin SeeldraeyersAstana Pro Team+ 2'42
54Jeff LouderUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 2'44
55Björn SelanderSpiderTech powered by C10+ 2'46
56Mike MidlarskyChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 2'52
57Nathan BrownBontrager Livestrong Team+ 2'55
58Shawn MilneKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 2'58
59Julien El FaresTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 3'00
60Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapone+ 3'02
61Julien AntomarchiTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 3'04
62Kai ReusUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 3'06
63Alessandro DonatiAcqua & Sapone+ 3'08
64Jaime Andrés Vergara CaroEPM - UNEs.t.
65Alex DowsettSky Procyclings.t.
66Heinrich HausslerGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 3'10
67Ryan EastmanBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
68Alister RatcliffChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 3'11
69Taylor SheldonCompetitive Cyclist Racing Team+ 3'12
70David BoilySpiderTech powered by C10+ 3'13
71Alessandro De MarchiAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
72Paolo CiavattaAcqua & Sapone+ 3'15
73Chad BeyerCompetitive Cyclist Racing Team+ 3'16
74Daniele ColliTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 3'17
75Ben KingRadioShack - Nissans.t.
76Jonathon ClarkeUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 3'20
77Eduard Alexander Beltran SuarezEPM - UNE+ 3'22
78Charlie AvisBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
79Alessandro BallanBMC Racing Team+ 3'23
80Philip DeignanUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
81Heiner Rodrigo Parra BustamenteEPM - UNE+ 3'27
82Javier Eduardo Gomez PinedaEPM - UNE+ 3'30
83Johan VansummerenGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
84Jonathan MonsalveAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 3'32
85Stephen HousleyKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
86Alessandro VanottiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 3'34
87Gavin MannionBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
88Karl MenziesUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 3'35
89Robigzon Leandro OyolaEPM - UNE+ 3'37
90Patrick LemieuxKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 3'38
91Kiel ReijnenTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 3'39
92Lucas EuserSpiderTech powered by C10+ 3'40
93Steele Von HoffChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
94François ParisienSpiderTech powered by C10+ 3'41
95Thomas SoladayTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 3'43
96Thomas RabouCompetitive Cyclist Racing Teams.t.
97Giovanny BáezEPM - UNEs.t.
98Cody O'ReillyTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 3'44
99Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
100Miguel Angel Rubiano ChavezAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 3'45
101Francisco Moreno AllueAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 3'46
102Davide FrattiniUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
103Sep VanmarckeGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 3'49
104Laurent DidierRadioShack - Nissan+ 3'52
105Sergei RenevAstana Pro Team+ 3'53
106Tommy NankervisCompetitive Cyclist Racing Team+ 3'57
107David Lachlan MortonChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
108Paolo TiralongoAstana Pro Teams.t.
109Mauro Da DaltoLiquigas - Cannondale+ 3'58
110Evan HydeChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 4'04
111Claudio CorioniAcqua & Sapone+ 4'06
112Matti BreschelRabobank Cycling Team+ 4'08
113Mike ShererTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 4'09
114Simone MasciarelliAcqua & Sapone+ 4'10
115Jonathan Reid MumfordTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 4'12
116Antonio ParrinelloAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 4'13
117Andreas KlierGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 4'14
118Adam LeibovitzChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 4'16
119Francesco GavazziAstana Pro Teams.t.
120Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Team+ 4'17
121William DuganTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 4'18
122Robert SweetingKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
123Graeme BrownRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
124Hugo HouleSpiderTech powered by C10+ 4'20
125Ken HansonTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 4'23
126Ian BurnettCompetitive Cyclist Racing Teams.t.
127Martin GilbertSpiderTech powered by C10+ 4'25
128Isaac HoweKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
129Maciej PaterskiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 4'29
130Edward KingLiquigas - Cannondale+ 4'36
131Will RoutleySpiderTech powered by C10+ 4'39
132Matthew HaymanSky Procycling+ 4'40
133Cesar GrajalesCompetitive Cyclist Racing Team+ 4'53
134Joe EldridgeTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 5'03
135Jonathan Patrick McCartySpiderTech powered by C10+ 5'07

Overall
1Bradley WigginsSky Procycling19h51'48
2David MillarGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 27
3Marco PinottiBMC Racing Team+ 38
4David ZabriskieGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 41
5Joost PosthumaRadioShack - Nissan+ 43
6Christian Vande VeldeGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 51
7Michael MatthewsRabobank Cycling Team+ 1'00
8Tejay Van GarderenBMC Racing Team+ 1'01
9Cadel EvansBMC Racing Team+ 1'12
10Andreas KlödenRadioShack - Nissan+ 1'16

Spoiler
11Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapones.t.
12Ryder HesjedalGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 1'18
13Rory SutherlandUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
14Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1'22
15Carlos BarredoRabobank Cycling Team+ 1'28
16Jetse BolRabobank Cycling Team+ 1'31
17Roman KreuzigerAstana Pro Teams.t.
18Tanel KangertAstana Pro Team+ 1'33
19Richie PorteSky Procycling+ 1'34
20Andy SchleckRadioShack - Nissan+ 1'37
21Thomas LöfkvistSky Procyclings.t.
22Jackson RodríguezAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 1'42
23Luis Leon Sánchez GilRabobank Cycling Team+ 1'49
24Walter PedrazaEPM - UNE+ 1'51
25Ian BoswellBontrager Livestrong Team+ 2'00
26Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapone+ 2'05
27Tony GallopinRadioShack - Nissan+ 2'07
28José SerpaAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 2'08
29Maxim IglinskyAstana Pro Team+ 2'12
30Heinrich HausslerGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 2'14
31James StemperKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 2'26
32Joseph Lloyd DombrowskiBontrager Livestrong Team+ 2'27
33Dale ParkerBontrager Livestrong Team+ 2'33
34Kevin SeeldraeyersAstana Pro Team+ 2'38
35Julien El FaresTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 2'40
36Alessandro De MarchiAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 2'57
37Eduard Alexander Beltran SuarezEPM - UNE+ 3'18
38Jonathan MonsalveAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 3'28
39Robigzon Leandro OyolaEPM - UNE+ 3'33
40Miguel Angel Rubiano ChavezAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 3'41
41Davide FrattiniUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 3'42
42Francisco Moreno AllueAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
43Giovanny BáezEPM - UNE+ 7'48
44Paolo TiralongoAstana Pro Team+ 8'30
45Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Team+ 8'38
46Johan VansummerenGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 8'47
47Danny PateSky Procycling+ 10'54
48Edvald Boasson HagenSky Procycling+ 11'39
49Timothy DugganLiquigas - Cannondale+ 11'40
50Taylor PhinneyBMC Racing Team+ 11'56
51Thor HushovdBMC Racing Team+ 12'03
52Ian StannardSky Procycling+ 12'20
53Gavin MannionBontrager Livestrong Team+ 13'05
54Sep VanmarckeGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 13'12
55Philippe GilbertBMC Racing Team+ 13'27
56Ben KingRadioShack - Nissan+ 13'40
57Julien AntomarchiTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 16'32
58Ryan EastmanBontrager Livestrong Team+ 17'05
59Maarten TjallingiiRabobank Cycling Team+ 17'18
60Carlos José OchoaAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
61Philip DeignanUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 17'23
62David Lachlan MortonChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 17'29
63Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondale+ 17'44
64Juan Pablo Suárez SuárezEPM - UNE+ 18'17
65Alessandro BallanBMC Racing Team+ 18'25
66Shawn MilneKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 18'36
67Laurent DidierRadioShack - Nissan+ 19'22
68Matti BreschelRabobank Cycling Team+ 19'46
69Nelson Filipe OliveiraRadioShack - Nissan+ 20'17
70Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas - Cannondale+ 20'50
71Lars BoomRabobank Cycling Team+ 22'05
72Roman KilunKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 22'46
73Aleksandr DyachenkoAstana Pro Team+ 24'14
74Alessandro VanottiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 24'57
75Andreas KlierGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 25'13
76Francesco GavazziAstana Pro Team+ 25'18
77Nathan BrownBontrager Livestrong Team+ 25'22
78Mauro Da DaltoLiquigas - Cannondale+ 25'58
79Jeff LouderUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 27'13
80William DuganTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 28'15
81Robert WagnerRadioShack - Nissan+ 28'57
82Kai ReusUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 29'23
83David BoilySpiderTech powered by C10+ 30'27
84Andy Jacques-MaynesKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 31'38
85Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapone+ 32'46
86Patrick LemieuxKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
87Heiner Rodrigo Parra BustamenteEPM - UNE+ 33'07
88Paolo CiavattaAcqua & Sapone+ 33'35
89Daniele ColliTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 33'37
90Jaime Andrés Vergara CaroEPM - UNE+ 33'56
91Thomas RabouCompetitive Cyclist Racing Team+ 34'03
92Mike MidlarskyChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 34'37
93Javier Eduardo Gomez PinedaEPM - UNE+ 35'20
94Tom ZirbelTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 36'03
95Alister RatcliffChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 36'34
96Maciej PaterskiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 37'27
97Matthew HaymanSky Procycling+ 38'03
98Björn SelanderSpiderTech powered by C10+ 38'37
99Claudio CorioniAcqua & Sapone+ 39'29
100Jason McCartneyUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 39'31
101Taylor SheldonCompetitive Cyclist Racing Team+ 39'35
102Robert SweetingKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 40'41
103Graeme BrownRabobank Cycling Team+ 41'57
104Stephen HousleyKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 42'58
105Kiel ReijnenTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 44'54
106Lucas EuserSpiderTech powered by C10+ 44'57
107Charlie AvisBontrager Livestrong Team+ 45'24
108Alex DowsettSky Procycling+ 46'23
109Steele Von HoffChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 46'35
110Jonathan Patrick McCartySpiderTech powered by C10+ 47'09
111Karl MenziesUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 47'17
112Simone MasciarelliAcqua & Sapone+ 49'50
113Hugo HouleSpiderTech powered by C10+ 51'32
114Martin GilbertSpiderTech powered by C10+ 51'37
115Chad BeyerCompetitive Cyclist Racing Team+ 52'14
116Scott ZwizanskiTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 52'32
117Edward KingLiquigas - Cannondale+ 52'53
118Isaac HoweKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 53'23
119François ParisienSpiderTech powered by C10+ 53'36
120Evan HydeChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 53'59
121Antonio ParrinelloAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 54'08
122Adam LeibovitzChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 54'11
123Jonathon ClarkeUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 54'16
124Will RoutleySpiderTech powered by C10+ 54'34
125Sergei RenevAstana Pro Team+ 54'52
126Alessandro DonatiAcqua & Sapone+ 55'16
127Cesar GrajalesCompetitive Cyclist Racing Team+ 58'57
128Cody O'ReillyTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 59'13
129Thomas SoladayTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 59'41
130Mike ShererTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 59'55
131Jonathan Reid MumfordTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 1h00'10
132Ian BurnettCompetitive Cyclist Racing Team+ 1h00'21
133Joe EldridgeTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 1h01'45
134Ken HansonTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 1h04'39
135Tommy NankervisCompetitive Cyclist Racing Team+ 1h04'42

KoM:
1Dale ParkerBontrager Livestrong Team42
2Paolo TiralongoAstana Pro Team42
3Philippe GilbertBMC Racing Team34
 
sutty68
Top  #125 Print Post
Posted on 05-09-2012 19:12
A tough day in the saddle Wink
 
Ian Butler
Top  #126 Print Post
Posted on 05-09-2012 19:47
Good to see Phinney beating Wiggins Pfft
 
PCM rulezz
Top  #127 Print Post
Posted on 06-09-2012 09:50
good luck in the mountains
Winners never quit, quitters never win.

It's difficult not to be happy when you're surrounded by Belgians. - Mark Cavendish
 
roturn
Top  #128 Print Post
Posted on 06-09-2012 12:11
Thanks all. National Bonus probably gave him the win I guess. The form should be alright for both.

Amgen Tour of California


Stage 6- Palmdale - Big Bear Lake (185km)
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There we go. The first really tough stage although there are lots of rest zones during the final climb and a flat part in the end. So surely not the stage where we can expect big time gaps and even a bigger group could finish together.


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After two days without spending too much energy I felt good again. So the team sent me into the breakaway and luckily the group around me was allowed to get away.
With Androni`s Moreno Allue there is one guy with less than 4min to Wiggins, so he could become a problem later.


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Two more riders joined us before the sprint. 6min gap between us and the peloton.
The weather really changed after going South towards L.A. I would have preferred the sunny days we had in the last days.


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As Lachlan Morton (Chipotle) already collected quite a few points I always fought for the KoM and the big one today on the Cat.1 mountain was won by me in a sprint between the two of us.


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Sky is controlling the peloton. They reached the summit 10'43 later with 103km to go. Pretty good gap actually and maybe something is possible today.


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All of us worked together very well and we had the same goal: To reach the finish before the peloton catching us.
With 68km left we still had 7'13, which is quite impressive as they really go fast behind.
But now the climb to the Big Bear Lake waits for us. An extremely long but not that hard mountain.


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I continued to collect the KoM points and in the end I even overtook Parker in the ranking. This wasn`t really planned today.


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With 32km left the waiting phase also ended in the peloton. Some teams really wanted to gain time now and so we saw the first attacks, which is obviously not ideal for us in the breakaway.
Evans, Barredo, Sanchez and Pedraza all attacked now with Sky and Liquigas doing the pace.


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They were immediately caught again and obviously some of them just wanted to test how the teams would react.
But it just led to more attacks. Hesjedal first and Nibali just behind.
Again it`s not looking like they would already go all-in but this was at least more powerful than the last.


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They almost gained 2min/10km during the climb and already with 27km they are less than 1min behind us. So I can say goodbye to the small stage hope but at least I will wear the KoM jersey tomorrow, what is a great success for me.


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With the breakway being doomed now and more attackers trying to get away Mannion and Brown are send to the front supporting the Sky team, where Lövkvist is left as last helper.
Still 25km left although we almost reached the summit.


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This was quick. Just being caught I already found myself behind the group. So again I will ease up for the last kilometers to save my energy for the hard Mt.Baldy stage tomorrow, which will be horror for me.


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In especially Rabobank, BMC, Liquigas and Garmin tried a lot today while Sky and our team controlled the pace in the peloton to bring everyone back.
A very important part was Dale Parker today who amazingly rode the last kilometers from the front giving no one a chance to create a gap.
Still the peloton had ~60 riders left, which is a bit bigger than expected actually.


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In the sprint it was a close battle between the riders that attacked the less and saved some energy this way.
Surprisingly Dombrowski was sprinting very well today. But was it enough to win the stage?


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Very close between him and Wiggins, but the photo finish proves that Joe was a tiny bit faster. What a win! We never expected to win a stage in this race with such a strong startlist. In especially not in a sprint of such a big group. But I guess Parker`s pace let a lot of riders suffer and he and Joe really peaked for these two days in California.


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He can`t really believe it. Will 2012 be his big breakthrough?


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I finished the race in the 2nd big group 7min later and have already heard the great news. Congrats Joe, you really deserve it.

In other news 18! riders didn`t finish in the time limit. It hit some teams very hard. Chipotle lost 3 riders, Competive Cyclist even 4.
Team Optum Kelly Benefit amazingly lost 7 riders in todays stage, which means they are completely out of the race after losing their 8th already 2 days ago. Ouch.

Result
1Joseph Lloyd DombrowskiBontrager Livestrong Team6h29'12
2Bradley WigginsSky Procyclings.t.
3Marco PinottiBMC Racing Teams.t.
4Cadel EvansBMC Racing Teams.t.
5Kevin SeeldraeyersAstana Pro Teams.t.
6Andreas KlödenRadioShack - Nissans.t.
7Andy SchleckRadioShack - Nissans.t.
8Dale ParkerBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
9Roman KreuzigerAstana Pro Teams.t.
10Tejay Van GarderenBMC Racing Teams.t.

Spoiler
11Philippe GilbertBMC Racing Teams.t.
12Ian BoswellBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
13Maxim IglinskyAstana Pro Teams.t.
14Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
15Luis Leon Sánchez GilRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
16Thomas LöfkvistSky Procyclings.t.
17Ryder HesjedalGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
18Jonathan MonsalveAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
19Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
20Walter PedrazaEPM - UNEs.t.
21Timothy DugganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
22Carlos José OchoaAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
23Tanel KangertAstana Pro Teams.t.
24Philip DeignanUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
25Alessandro BallanBMC Racing Teams.t.
26Gavin MannionBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
27Christian Vande VeldeGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
28Ben KingRadioShack - Nissans.t.
29Alessandro De MarchiAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
30Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Teams.t.
31Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
32Miguel Angel Rubiano ChavezAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
33David MillarGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
34Rory SutherlandUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
35Davide FrattiniUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
36David ZabriskieGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
37Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapones.t.
38Paolo TiralongoAstana Pro Teams.t.
39Jetse BolRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
40Johan VansummerenGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
41Roman KilunKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
42Carlos BarredoRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
43James StemperKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
44Joost PosthumaRadioShack - Nissans.t.
45Richie PorteSky Procyclings.t.
46Aleksandr DyachenkoAstana Pro Teams.t.
47Eduard Alexander Beltran SuarezEPM - UNEs.t.
48Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
49Jeff LouderUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
50José SerpaAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
51Alessandro VanottiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
52Francisco Moreno AllueAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
53Maarten TjallingiiRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
54Nathan BrownBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
55Kai ReusUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
56Laurent DidierRadioShack - Nissans.t.
57Jackson RodríguezAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
58Heinrich HausslerGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
59Thomas RabouCompetitive Cyclist Racing Teams.t.
60Thor HushovdBMC Racing Team+ 7'20
61Robigzon Leandro OyolaEPM - UNE+ 7'33
62Lars BoomRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
63Patrick LemieuxKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
64David BoilySpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
65Ryan EastmanBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
66Björn SelanderSpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
67Javier Eduardo Gomez PinedaEPM - UNEs.t.
68Giovanny BáezEPM - UNEs.t.
69Juan Pablo Suárez SuárezEPM - UNEs.t.
70Heiner Rodrigo Parra BustamenteEPM - UNEs.t.
71Matti BreschelRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
72Jason McCartneyUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
73Andy Jacques-MaynesKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
74Sep VanmarckeGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
75Lucas EuserSpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
76Paolo CiavattaAcqua & Sapones.t.
77Cesar GrajalesCompetitive Cyclist Racing Teams.t.
78Jaime Andrés Vergara CaroEPM - UNEs.t.
79Alessandro DonatiAcqua & Sapones.t.
80Jonathan Patrick McCartySpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
81Michael MatthewsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
82Robert SweetingKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
83Kiel ReijnenTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
84William DuganTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
85Mike MidlarskyChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 12'49
86Danny PateSky Procyclings.t.
87David Lachlan MortonChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
88Jonathon ClarkeUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
89Andreas KlierGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
90Simone MasciarelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
91Stephen HousleyKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
92Daniele ColliTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 14'22
93Claudio CorioniAcqua & Sapones.t.
94Julien AntomarchiTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
95Karl MenziesUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
96Will RoutleySpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
97Graeme BrownRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
98Joe EldridgeTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
99Charlie AvisBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
100Hugo HouleSpiderTech powered by C10+ 16'33
101Ian StannardSky Procyclings.t.
102Antonio ParrinelloAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
103Mauro Da DaltoLiquigas - Cannondale+ 17'21
104Francesco GavazziAstana Pro Teams.t.
105Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas - Cannondale+ 17'53
106Sergei RenevAstana Pro Team+ 18'56
107Matthew HaymanSky Procyclings.t.
108Robert WagnerRadioShack - Nissan+ 23'35
109François ParisienSpiderTech powered by C10+ 29'55
110Nelson Filipe OliveiraRadioShack - Nissan+ 31'18
111Edvald Boasson HagenSky Procyclings.t.
112Taylor PhinneyBMC Racing Teams.t.
113Alister RatcliffChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
114Maciej PaterskiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
115Edward KingLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
116Isaac HoweKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
117Martin GilbertSpiderTech powered by C10s.t.

Overall
1Bradley WigginsSky Procycling26h20'48
2David MillarGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 39
3Marco PinottiBMC Racing Team+ 42
4David ZabriskieGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 53
5Joost PosthumaRadioShack - Nissan+ 55
6Christian Vande VeldeGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 1'03
7Tejay Van GarderenBMC Racing Team+ 1'13
8Cadel EvansBMC Racing Team+ 1'24
9Andreas KlödenRadioShack - Nissan+ 1'28
10Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapones.t.

Spoiler
11Ryder HesjedalGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 1'30
12Rory SutherlandUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
13Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1'34
14Carlos BarredoRabobank Cycling Team+ 1'40
15Jetse BolRabobank Cycling Team+ 1'43
16Roman KreuzigerAstana Pro Teams.t.
17Tanel KangertAstana Pro Team+ 1'45
18Richie PorteSky Procycling+ 1'46
19Andy SchleckRadioShack - Nissan+ 1'49
20Thomas LöfkvistSky Procyclings.t.
21Jackson RodríguezAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 1'54
22Luis Leon Sánchez GilRabobank Cycling Team+ 2'01
23Walter PedrazaEPM - UNE+ 2'03
24Ian BoswellBontrager Livestrong Team+ 2'12
25Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapone+ 2'17
26Joseph Lloyd DombrowskiBontrager Livestrong Team+ 2'19
27José SerpaAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 2'20
28Maxim IglinskyAstana Pro Team+ 2'24
29Heinrich HausslerGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 2'26
30James StemperKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 2'38
31Dale ParkerBontrager Livestrong Team+ 2'45
32Kevin SeeldraeyersAstana Pro Team+ 2'50
33Alessandro De MarchiAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 3'09
34Eduard Alexander Beltran SuarezEPM - UNE+ 3'30
35Jonathan MonsalveAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 3'40
36Francisco Moreno AllueAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 3'46
37Miguel Angel Rubiano ChavezAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 3'53
38Davide FrattiniUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 3'54
39Paolo TiralongoAstana Pro Team+ 8'42
40Michael MatthewsRabobank Cycling Team+ 8'45
41Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Team+ 8'50
42Johan VansummerenGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 8'59
43Robigzon Leandro OyolaEPM - UNE+ 11'18
44Timothy DugganLiquigas - Cannondale+ 11'52
45Gavin MannionBontrager Livestrong Team+ 13'17
46Philippe GilbertBMC Racing Team+ 13'39
47Ben KingRadioShack - Nissan+ 13'52
48Giovanny BáezEPM - UNE+ 15'33
49Maarten TjallingiiRabobank Cycling Team+ 17'30
50Carlos José OchoaAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
51Philip DeignanUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 17'35
52Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondale+ 17'56
53Alessandro BallanBMC Racing Team+ 18'37
54Laurent DidierRadioShack - Nissan+ 19'34
55Thor HushovdBMC Racing Team+ 19'35
56Sep VanmarckeGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 20'57
57Roman KilunKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 22'58
58Danny PateSky Procycling+ 23'55
59Aleksandr DyachenkoAstana Pro Team+ 24'26
60Ryan EastmanBontrager Livestrong Team+ 24'44
61Alessandro VanottiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 25'09
62Nathan BrownBontrager Livestrong Team+ 25'34
63Juan Pablo Suárez SuárezEPM - UNE+ 26'02
64Jeff LouderUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 27'25
65Matti BreschelRabobank Cycling Team+ 27'31
66Ian StannardSky Procycling+ 29'05
67Kai ReusUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 29'35
68Lars BoomRabobank Cycling Team+ 29'50
69David Lachlan MortonChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 30'26
70Julien AntomarchiTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 31'00
71Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapone+ 32'58
72Thomas RabouCompetitive Cyclist Racing Team+ 34'15
73William DuganTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 36'00
74David BoilySpiderTech powered by C10+ 38'12
75Andreas KlierGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 38'14
76Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas - Cannondale+ 38'55
77Andy Jacques-MaynesKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 39'23
78Patrick LemieuxKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 40'31
79Heiner Rodrigo Parra BustamenteEPM - UNE+ 40'52
80Paolo CiavattaAcqua & Sapone+ 41'20
81Jaime Andrés Vergara CaroEPM - UNE+ 41'41
82Francesco GavazziAstana Pro Team+ 42'51
83Javier Eduardo Gomez PinedaEPM - UNE+ 43'05
84Edvald Boasson HagenSky Procycling+ 43'09
85Taylor PhinneyBMC Racing Team+ 43'26
86Mauro Da DaltoLiquigas - Cannondale+ 43'31
87Björn SelanderSpiderTech powered by C10+ 46'22
88Jason McCartneyUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 47'16
89Mike MidlarskyChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 47'38
90Daniele ColliTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 48'11
91Robert SweetingKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 48'26
92Nelson Filipe OliveiraRadioShack - Nissan+ 51'47
93Kiel ReijnenTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 52'39
94Lucas EuserSpiderTech powered by C10+ 52'42
95Robert WagnerRadioShack - Nissan+ 52'44
96Claudio CorioniAcqua & Sapone+ 54'03
97Jonathan Patrick McCartySpiderTech powered by C10+ 54'54
98Stephen HousleyKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 55'59
99Graeme BrownRabobank Cycling Team+ 56'31
100Matthew HaymanSky Procycling+ 57'11
101Charlie AvisBontrager Livestrong Team+ 59'58
102Karl MenziesUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 1h01'51
103Simone MasciarelliAcqua & Sapone+ 1h02'51
104Alessandro DonatiAcqua & Sapone+ 1h03'01
105Cesar GrajalesCompetitive Cyclist Racing Team+ 1h06'42
106Jonathon ClarkeUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 1h07'17
107Alister RatcliffChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 1h08'04
108Hugo HouleSpiderTech powered by C10+ 1h08'17
109Maciej PaterskiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1h08'57
110Will RoutleySpiderTech powered by C10+ 1h09'08
111Antonio ParrinelloAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 1h10'53
112Sergei RenevAstana Pro Team+ 1h14'00
113Joe EldridgeTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 1h16'19
114Martin GilbertSpiderTech powered by C10+ 1h23'07
115François ParisienSpiderTech powered by C10+ 1h23'43
116Edward KingLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1h24'23
117Isaac HoweKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 1h24'53

KoM:
1Ryan EastmanBontrager Livestrong Team48
2Dale ParkerBontrager Livestrong Team42
3Paolo TiralongoAstana Pro Team42
Edited by roturn on 06-09-2012 12:12
 
Ian Butler
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Posted on 06-09-2012 12:15
What a nice surprise to see Ryan in the KoM jersey!
Is this his new goal here, then?
 
johannes-w
Top  #130 Print Post
Posted on 06-09-2012 13:02
Great to get the KoM jersey Grin hopefully you can keep it after the Mt Baldy stageFrown
And amazing win for Dombrowski! Smile I especially liked the screen of the the riders on the downhill with the snow - great shot! Wink
Edited by johannes-w on 06-09-2012 13:03
 
FreitasPCM
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Posted on 06-09-2012 13:14
Wow, that was really great from Dombrowski! Banana
 
PCM rulezz
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Posted on 06-09-2012 13:26
Eastman and Dombrowski did a perfect job today Banana
Winners never quit, quitters never win.

It's difficult not to be happy when you're surrounded by Belgians. - Mark Cavendish
 
sutty68
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Posted on 06-09-2012 14:53
What a Brilliant win for Dombrowski :lol:

And Ryan getting the K.O.M jersey as well, what a day for the team Wink
 
roturn
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Posted on 06-09-2012 17:42
Thanks all.
@ Ian: As it wasn`t planned it would be a nice bonus. On the other hand only the next stage has KoM.
@ johannes: I haven`t even seen there is snow falling. Wink Then I might have shown it better I think.

As said it`s a different stage than the Cyanide version due to the wrong finish there with 5km less of climbing than in real. So I took the Mt. Baldy stage from Johan`s brilliant Fantasy California GT. The climb seems to be harder and becomes steeper and steeper the higher you go.
Also the first mountain chain is harder. Lots of KoM points today.

Amgen Tour of California


Stage 7 - Claremont - Mt. Baldy (190km)
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Today is the day I was most afraid of. I like going uphill, yes, but for more than 2-3km in a row? Not really. So it`s just to reach the finish within the time limit today as I will surely struggle a lot.
This is more the terrain for Dombrowski, who showed great form yesterday. We did celebrate the win of course but due to the importance of todays stage we went to bed early and wait with the alcohol until after the race. Wink
Boswell and Parker should be the guys today that will support Joe longer than me.


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Having a jersey gives you some more television appearance I guess. In especially in a race like this and as American. Many fans that rarely haven`t heard of me are screaming my name just now. It`s one more step for me to become a professional cycling in a higher division but first I still need to learn a lot.


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Nathan Brown is our rider in todays breakaway of 11 riders.
Coming to the KoM guys only two have scored so far. Boily with 6 points and more dangerous Burghardt with 14 points. With ~50 points being given at the first mountain chain this is a very dangerous rider for us. Brown will try to steal him this points.
Also Bol, who is in the break is surely a danger as he never really lost time so far and is less than 2min down on Wiggins as 15th overall.


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Not the best 2nd television appearance I guess. I almost made it over the climbs but the Cat.1 is a hell of a climb. Not the longest but one of the steepest roads I have ever rode. And I am not the first one losing contact. Lots of riders are already behind me.


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Sky is doing a great job for Wiggins and with 40km the gap is down to 3min. And seeing the hard Mt.Baldy climb it should be easy to catch the group.


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Still 20km to go but we already reach the start of the climb. Now there won`t be any other flat part. And we see the first attack. It`s Garmin`s Vandevelde, 6th in the overall with only 1'03 back.


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Sky still having 4 helpers + Wiggins. Not much worse for us as Mannion is still there next to our 3 climbers. The Brown group is still 1'10 ahead and Vandevelde only managed to get a tiny gap.


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The American is back but immediately the next attack. Tiralongo, Garzelli and most dangerous Van Garderen as 7th overall trying it. The group is almost reached now and won`t have any chance.


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Brown can`t help his leaders now but with Boswell and Parker there are still 2 good climbers next to Joe.
And again a new attack. Nibali this time together with Van Garderen and Pedraza and also Schleck is trying it now on the right.


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All these attacks let the group go down to 29 riders. Wiggins lost all his helpers but Lövkvist and Boswell also having problems now. He really has a bad day and different to Joe and Dale he isn`t 100% peaking for this race.


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Now the first really powerful attack and Nibali immediately gets a good gap in between him and the group.


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Also Lövkvist is gone now and Wiggins finds himself without any helper in this group and still 5km to ride. Evans and Schleck made contact to Nibali and higher the pressure on the Brit.
Good for him that Dombrowski needs to gain even more time after the time trial, so Parker is going to the front increasing. Unfortunately Boswell couldn`t help very much today, he just didn`t feel good.


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And who needs another helper, when Parker has such a great day. He quickly pulled the trio back and splitted the group a lot.
Only 4 more riders made the jump to the trio.
BMC with 3 riders the strongest team here.
Parker<32s>Serpa<14s>Hesjedal<29s>Boswell
DombrowskiSutherland
WigginsMiholjevic
EvansKlöden
NibaliSeeldraeyers
Van GarderenKreuziger
RodriguezPedraza
SchleckIglinski
PinottiTiralongo
Baez
Kangert


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3km left and it`s the by far steepest part of the climb. Now or never. Joe saved lots of energy by not attacking too early when there were still many helpers that were able to close the gap.


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This another time splitted the group completely. Wiggins, Schleck and Evans proved to be the strongest and also Dale is still riding strong next to Nibali and Rodriguez.
Dombrowski<12s>Wiggins<23s>Parker<31s>Pinotti
EvansNibali
SchleckRodriguez


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He didn`t stop until the line. He even gained more time on his opponents and won by 27s to Wiggins, who will keep his lead and already 1min to Schleck as 4th.
How far will he climb in the overall. Top10 for sure.


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Also a great result for Dale, who also will get a top10 after this stage and gets soem more points in the KoM. 5th today after all the work he made. Joe surely knows where to say thanks first.


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More than 30min later I reached the finish. Well, inside the time limit, so good day. Or better half-good. Burghardt collected enough points and wins the KoM ranking by 2! points to Parker. What a bad luck. But well, therefore the GC is looking far better than expected.

The first group around Hesjedal, Van Garderen or Kreuziger finished more than 3min behind. This means Joe amazingly is 2nd overall now 2 seconds ahead of Evans. Also Dale climbed to 7th overall.

Time to change to Extreme I guess, although I really peaked for this race and had Parker and Dombrowski on 98/99 before the stage.So after California it will be extreme here.

Result
1Joseph Lloyd DombrowskiBontrager Livestrong Team5h53'14
2Bradley WigginsSky Procycling+ 27
3Cadel EvansBMC Racing Team+ 45
4Andy SchleckRadioShack - Nissan+ 1'00
5Dale ParkerBontrager Livestrong Team+ 1'19
6Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1'29
7Marco PinottiBMC Racing Team+ 2'10
8José SerpaAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 3'07
9Ryder HesjedalGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
10Tejay Van GarderenBMC Racing Teams.t.

Spoiler
11Jackson RodríguezAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
12Andreas KlödenRadioShack - Nissans.t.
13Roman KreuzigerAstana Pro Teams.t.
14Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapones.t.
15Kevin SeeldraeyersAstana Pro Teams.t.
16Rory SutherlandUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
17Giovanny BáezEPM - UNEs.t.
18Walter PedrazaEPM - UNEs.t.
19Paolo TiralongoAstana Pro Teams.t.
20Maxim IglinskyAstana Pro Team+ 3'44
21Tanel KangertAstana Pro Teams.t.
22Ian BoswellBontrager Livestrong Team+ 4'43
23Thomas LöfkvistSky Procycling+ 5'42
24Christian Vande VeldeGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 5'53
25Philip DeignanUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
26Jonathan MonsalveAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
27David MillarGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 6'07
28Carlos BarredoRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
29Joost PosthumaRadioShack - Nissan+ 7'13
30Davide FrattiniUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 9'37
31Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapone+ 11'13
32Luis Leon Sánchez GilRabobank Cycling Team+ 12'30
33Miguel Angel Rubiano ChavezAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
34Gavin MannionBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
35Jeff LouderUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 14'04
36Carlos José OchoaAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 14'29
37James StemperKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 14'36
38Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
39Francisco Moreno AllueAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 14'49
40Heinrich HausslerGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
41Alessandro De MarchiAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 15'00
42Cesar GrajalesCompetitive Cyclist Racing Teams.t.
43Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Teams.t.
44Eduard Alexander Beltran SuarezEPM - UNE+ 15'14
45Timothy DugganLiquigas - Cannondale+ 16'17
46Roman KilunKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
47Richie PorteSky Procycling+ 16'28
48Edvald Boasson HagenSky Procycling+ 16'39
49David BoilySpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
50Jetse BolRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
51Nelson Filipe OliveiraRadioShack - Nissans.t.
52David Lachlan MortonChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 18'51
53Kai ReusUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 19'31
54William DuganTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
55Andy Jacques-MaynesKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
56Nathan BrownBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
57Mike MidlarskyChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 19'53
58Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapone+ 20'08
59Alessandro VanottiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
60Ben KingRadioShack - Nissan+ 20'21
61Philippe GilbertBMC Racing Teams.t.
62Patrick LemieuxKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 21'01
63Johan VansummerenGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 21'08
64Robigzon Leandro OyolaEPM - UNE+ 21'27
65Jonathan Patrick McCartySpiderTech powered by C10+ 21'41
66Sep VanmarckeGarmin - Sharp - Barracudas.t.
67Javier Eduardo Gomez PinedaEPM - UNEs.t.
68Björn SelanderSpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
69David ZabriskieGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 22'01
70Aleksandr DyachenkoAstana Pro Team+ 24'22
71Kiel ReijnenTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
72Paolo CiavattaAcqua & Sapones.t.
73Claudio CorioniAcqua & Sapones.t.
74Danny PateSky Procyclings.t.
75Lars BoomRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
76Alessandro DonatiAcqua & Sapone+ 26'31
77Alister RatcliffChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 28'02
78Francesco GavazziAstana Pro Teams.t.
79Taylor PhinneyBMC Racing Teams.t.
80Charlie AvisBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
81Maarten TjallingiiRabobank Cycling Team+ 31'48
82Heiner Rodrigo Parra BustamenteEPM - UNEs.t.
83Thomas RabouCompetitive Cyclist Racing Teams.t.
84Ryan EastmanBontrager Livestrong Teams.t.
85Jason McCartneyUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 32'14
86Alessandro BallanBMC Racing Team+ 32'36
87Laurent DidierRadioShack - Nissan+ 32'45
88Thor HushovdBMC Racing Teams.t.
89Lucas EuserSpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
90Juan Pablo Suárez SuárezEPM - UNEs.t.
91Mauro Da DaltoLiquigas - Cannondale+ 33'10
92Michael MatthewsRabobank Cycling Team+ 33'21
93Robert SweetingKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
94Jaime Andrés Vergara CaroEPM - UNEs.t.
95Stephen HousleyKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 34'24
96Joe EldridgeTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 37'02
97Maciej PaterskiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
98Martin GilbertSpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
99Simone MasciarelliAcqua & Sapone+ 37'20
100Ian StannardSky Procyclings.t.
101Karl MenziesUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
102Antonio ParrinelloAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
103Jonathon ClarkeUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
104Robert WagnerRadioShack - Nissan+ 37'39
105Andreas KlierGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 37'46
106Daniele ColliTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 38'20
107Matti BreschelRabobank Cycling Team+ 40'20
108Will RoutleySpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
109Sergei RenevAstana Pro Teams.t.
110Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas - Cannondale+ 40'37
111Graeme BrownRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
112Edward KingLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
113Matthew HaymanSky Procycling+ 40'49
114Isaac HoweKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 42'02
115Hugo HouleSpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
116François ParisienSpiderTech powered by C10+ 44'24
117Julien AntomarchiTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 46'47

Overall
1Bradley WigginsSky Procycling32h14'17
2Joseph Lloyd DombrowskiBontrager Livestrong Team+ 1'44
3Cadel EvansBMC Racing Team+ 1'46
4Andy SchleckRadioShack - Nissan+ 2'34
5Marco PinottiBMC Racing Team+ 2'37
6Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondale+ 2'48
7Dale ParkerBontrager Livestrong Team+ 3'49
8Tejay Van GarderenBMC Racing Team+ 4'05
9Andreas KlödenRadioShack - Nissan+ 4'20
10Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapones.t.

Spoiler
11Ryder HesjedalGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 4'22
12Rory SutherlandUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
13Roman KreuzigerAstana Pro Team+ 4'35
14Jackson RodríguezAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 4'46
15Walter PedrazaEPM - UNE+ 4'55
16José SerpaAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 5'12
17Tanel KangertAstana Pro Team+ 5'14
18Kevin SeeldraeyersAstana Pro Team+ 5'42
19Maxim IglinskyAstana Pro Team+ 5'53
20David MillarGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 6'31
21Ian BoswellBontrager Livestrong Team+ 6'40
22Christian Vande VeldeGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 6'41
23Thomas LöfkvistSky Procycling+ 7'16
24Carlos BarredoRabobank Cycling Team+ 7'32
25Joost PosthumaRadioShack - Nissan+ 7'53
26Jonathan MonsalveAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 9'18
27Paolo TiralongoAstana Pro Team+ 11'34
28Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapone+ 13'15
29Davide FrattiniUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 13'16
30Luis Leon Sánchez GilRabobank Cycling Team+ 14'16
31Miguel Angel Rubiano ChavezAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 16'08
32James StemperKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 16'59
33Heinrich HausslerGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 17'00
34Alessandro De MarchiAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 17'54
35Richie PorteSky Procycling+ 17'59
36Jetse BolRabobank Cycling Team+ 18'01
37Francisco Moreno AllueAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 18'20
38Giovanny BáezEPM - UNE+ 18'25
39Eduard Alexander Beltran SuarezEPM - UNE+ 18'29
40David ZabriskieGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 22'39
41Philip DeignanUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 23'13
42Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Team+ 23'35
43Gavin MannionBontrager Livestrong Team+ 25'32
44Timothy DugganLiquigas - Cannondale+ 27'54
45Johan VansummerenGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 29'52
46Carlos José OchoaAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 31'44
47Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondale+ 32'17
48Robigzon Leandro OyolaEPM - UNE+ 32'30
49Philippe GilbertBMC Racing Team+ 33'45
50Ben KingRadioShack - Nissan+ 33'58
51Roman KilunKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 39'00
52Jeff LouderUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 41'14
53Michael MatthewsRabobank Cycling Team+ 41'51
54Sep VanmarckeGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 42'23
55Nathan BrownBontrager Livestrong Team+ 44'50
56Alessandro VanottiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 45'02
57Danny PateSky Procycling+ 48'02
58Aleksandr DyachenkoAstana Pro Team+ 48'33
59Kai ReusUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 48'51
60David Lachlan MortonChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 49'02
61Maarten TjallingiiRabobank Cycling Team+ 49'03
62Alessandro BallanBMC Racing Team+ 50'58
63Laurent DidierRadioShack - Nissan+ 52'04
64Thor HushovdBMC Racing Team+ 52'05
65Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapone+ 52'51
66Lars BoomRabobank Cycling Team+ 53'57
67David BoilySpiderTech powered by C10+ 54'36
68William DuganTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 55'16
69Ryan EastmanBontrager Livestrong Team+ 56'17
70Juan Pablo Suárez SuárezEPM - UNE+ 58'32
71Andy Jacques-MaynesKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 58'39
72Edvald Boasson HagenSky Procycling+ 59'33
73Patrick LemieuxKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 1h01'17
74Javier Eduardo Gomez PinedaEPM - UNE+ 1h04'31
75Paolo CiavattaAcqua & Sapone+ 1h05'27
76Thomas RabouCompetitive Cyclist Racing Team+ 1h05'48
77Ian StannardSky Procycling+ 1h06'10
78Mike MidlarskyChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 1h07'12
79Matti BreschelRabobank Cycling Team+ 1h07'36
80Björn SelanderSpiderTech powered by C10+ 1h07'48
81Nelson Filipe OliveiraRadioShack - Nissan+ 1h08'11
82Francesco GavazziAstana Pro Team+ 1h10'38
83Taylor PhinneyBMC Racing Team+ 1h11'13
84Heiner Rodrigo Parra BustamenteEPM - UNE+ 1h12'25
85Jaime Andrés Vergara CaroEPM - UNE+ 1h14'47
86Andreas KlierGarmin - Sharp - Barracuda+ 1h15'45
87Jonathan Patrick McCartySpiderTech powered by C10+ 1h16'20
88Mauro Da DaltoLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1h16'26
89Kiel ReijnenTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 1h16'46
90Julien AntomarchiTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 1h17'32
91Claudio CorioniAcqua & Sapone+ 1h18'10
92Jason McCartneyUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 1h19'15
93Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1h19'17
94Cesar GrajalesCompetitive Cyclist Racing Team+ 1h21'25
95Robert SweetingKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 1h21'32
96Lucas EuserSpiderTech powered by C10+ 1h25'12
97Daniele ColliTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 1h26'16
98Charlie AvisBontrager Livestrong Team+ 1h27'45
99Alessandro DonatiAcqua & Sapone+ 1h29'17
100Robert WagnerRadioShack - Nissan+ 1h30'08
101Stephen HousleyKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinders.t.
102Alister RatcliffChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 1h35'51
103Graeme BrownRabobank Cycling Team+ 1h36'53
104Matthew HaymanSky Procycling+ 1h37'45
105Karl MenziesUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 1h38'56
106Simone MasciarelliAcqua & Sapone+ 1h39'56
107Jonathon ClarkeUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 1h44'22
108Maciej PaterskiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1h45'44
109Antonio ParrinelloAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 1h47'58
110Will RoutleySpiderTech powered by C10+ 1h49'13
111Hugo HouleSpiderTech powered by C10+ 1h50'04
112Joe EldridgeTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 1h53'06
113Sergei RenevAstana Pro Team+ 1h54'05
114Martin GilbertSpiderTech powered by C10+ 1h59'54
115Edward KingLiquigas - Cannondale+ 2h04'45
116Isaac HoweKenda - 5 Hour Energy p/b Gear Grinder+ 2h06'40
117François ParisienSpiderTech powered by C10+ 2h07'52

KoM:
1Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Team52
2Dale ParkerBontrager Livestrong Team50
3Nathan BrownBontrager Livestrong Team50
4Ryan EastmanBontrager Livestrong Team48

U25:
1Joseph Lloyd DombrowskiBontrager Livestrong Team32h16'01 (1)
2Dale ParkerBontrager Livestrong Team+ 2'05 (2)
3Tejay Van GarderenBMC Racing Team+ 2'21 (3)

Team:
1BMC Racing Team96h50'19 (1)
2Bontrager Livestrong Team+ 5'25 (2)
3Astana Pro Team+ 5'53 (3)
 
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Posted on 06-09-2012 17:50
Great wins with Dombo. Wink

And good result from Parker too. Smile
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johannes-w
Top  #136 Print Post
Posted on 06-09-2012 18:14
Wow Dombrowski seems to be in great shape!!! Too bad Burghardt took the KoM lead - especially sooo closelySad
 
sutty68
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Posted on 06-09-2012 18:18
Another brilliant performance from the team Wink

Ending with a Great victory for Dombrowski, who now finds himself in second place on the GC :lol:
 
aidanvn13
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Posted on 06-09-2012 18:32
Awesome ride by JoeCool
And of course credits to the team directeur sportifWink
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Posted on 06-09-2012 18:53
This is getting better with every race Pfft
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Ian Butler
Top  #140 Print Post
Posted on 06-09-2012 19:45
Excellent result, nice job!

Too bad about KoM...
But at least Ryan is a bit more well known in the US of A Wink
 
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