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NAT. WORLD TOUR - PARIS - NICE
Welwyn
fernando97 wrote:
Columbia is nowhere to be seen. Sad


Leonardo Duque was your highest ranked rider at 46. Thought they might try and get into the breakaway because they are not competing with the sprinters on show.
 
fernando97
Yeah, I hoped for a scenario like this, but maybe tomorrow. Wink
 
Ollfardh
Holland fail Pfft
Changed my sig, this was getting absurd.
 
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Miguel98
Can you use photobucket? Because the pictures are way too small.
 
SSJ2Luigi
Miguel98 wrote:
Can you use photobucket? Because the pictures are way too small.

of you click on them you'll open a link to a bigger picture
 
Miguel98
SSJ2Luigi wrote:
Miguel98 wrote:
Can you use photobucket? Because the pictures are way too small.

of you click on them you'll open a link to a bigger picture


Yeah, but it's kinda of annyong to press to enlarge. But anyone can have their opinion. Sad that Sérgio Ribeiro didn't do anything.
 
Ian Butler
Great riding by Roelandts Smile
 
Welwyn
Ian Butler wrote:
Great riding by Roelandts Smile


Yeah, sorry I didn't get that 2nd sprint, was busy trying to get that pic of Canada on the front.
 
FroomeDog99
GEERRMMAAANNY!!! Banana
 
Atlantius
Glad to see René Jørgensen on the break getting 2nd in the KOM

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Pinktay3
Canada Reppin' the KOM :lol:
 
Welwyn
Pinktay3 wrote:
Canada Reppin' the KOM :lol:


They had everyone bar Ryder up the front of the peloton driving the break back at that point and just picked up the point. So much so that Zach Bell was the only man (bar the 'control team'Wink to lose time having spent the most time up there.
 
FroomeDog99
When will stage 2 be?
 
Jakstar22
Farrar had a bad start but he will get there in the next few stages.
 
Pinktay3
Yeah, it was a bit of sarcasm, because when i play i usually whack all my guys on the front and end up accumalating many, many intermediate sprints and mountain points.
 
Welwyn
FroomeDog99 wrote:
When will stage 2 be?


I've done it, will write it up later.

Action everywhere in the 2nd half of the race, so much so that I took so many screens that it auto deleted everything I took from the first half of the race because it couldn't hold it!!!!
 
Welwyn
TOWN DOWN UNDER STAGE 2

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RACE PREVIEW: "Stage 2 to Stirling has both sprint points and the mountain sprint in the first half of the stage so it may well be hard for a break to get away. Then when we get to 3 and a half laps of the punchy circuit that finishs on the up slope. As a result, a good chance for a puncher
to make a move."

BBC 2


HUGH PORTER: "For those joining us on BBC 2 here is a recap of what we have been watching on the red button:
We had a four man break getaway involving Britain's Dan Lloyd as well as Michael Schar, Julian Arrendondo and Sergio Sousa. Arrendondo took the mountain points while the other three have split the sprint point 8 apiece. "

CHRIS BOARDMAN: "The big news for British fans is that Mark Cavendish is off the back. As is Tyler Farrar and Danielle Bennati."

HP: "Points jersey wearer, Jurgen Roelandts is in that group as well and half of the Norwegian team, I'm trying to see, is Thor Hushovd in there?"

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CB: "That's all because of the huge stint that Dominik Nerz and John Degenkolb have been pulling on the front and you're wrong Hugh, Hushovd is there about fifth wheel, next to Griepel in the leaders jersey."

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HP: "The lead is coming down all the time with 55km to go. It's now 1 minute 50. But look Chris, Dan Lloyd has been dropped from the breakaway group."

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HP:"Right, 30km to go now. Lloyd has just been caught, but the lead is still over a minute to the front three. Now then, this is interesting, Karsten Kroon has seen the catch of Lloyd as the opportunity to attack and Remi Pauriol tries to go with him.

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CB: "This is a great move by Kroon. Pauriol can't live with him but he'll need support to bridge the gap to the break."

HP: "Well he might just get it as Greg Van Avermaet and Welshman Geraint Thomas have made their own move."

CB: "That's 3 very strong riders there, I'd fancy them to get there."

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HP: "There's the catch and they are riding straight past them. The initial breakaway can't live with the power of these three that have just joined them."

CB: "There's a fourth man in there, and it doesn't look like he's one of the initial break. It looks like a Russian jersey."

HP: "It's Vogonov. Eduard Vogonov. I didn't see him attack, but there is no question he is there now."

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HP: "8km to go. You can see the Australian and Spainish teams pulling on this peloton but it's no use. As the gap is still 1 minute 30.

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CB: "Kroon has gone for a long one. Too long in my opinion.

HP: "Well, the other three look like they are pacing back up to him and with 5km to go they'll catch him and I doubt he'll have the strength to attack again."

CB: "Well Geraint has attacked upon catching Kroon. It is not enough to shake the other two but the dutchman has been dropped."

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HP: "Into the last kilo now, with a three man race."

CB: "Make that a one man bikerace Hugh."

HP: "You are not wrong there, Eduard Vogonov has blown the other two away, they are not pulling that back. Van Avermaet and Thomas are racing for 2nd place. As VOGONOV celebrates! Greg Van Avermaet beats Thomas into 2nd."

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CB: "Kroon's under pressure."

HP: "He is indeed, the peleton is closing on him fast...But he holds on with Wegmann 5th, Hesjedal 6th and Joaquin Rodriguez 7th."

STAGE RANKINGS

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Spoiler
1Eduard VorganovRussia3h28'45
2Greg Van AvermaetBelgium+ 22
3Geraint ThomasGreat Britains.t.
4Karsten KroonHolland+ 46
5Fabian WegmannGermanys.t.
6Ryder HesjedalCanadas.t.
7Joaquin RodriguezSpains.t.
8Simon ClarkeAustralias.t.
9Sylvain ChavanelFrances.t.
10Simon GerransAustralias.t.
11Pablo LastrasSpains.t.
12Tiago MachadoPortugals.t.
13Michael AlbasiniSwitzerlands.t.
14Ángel ViciosoSpains.t.
15Rui CostaPortugals.t.
16Filippo PozzatoItalys.t.
17Dominique RollinCanadas.t.
18Stuart O'GradyAustralias.t.
19Jérémy RoyFrances.t.
20Constantino ZaballaSpains.t.
21Matti BreschelDenmarks.t.
22Xavier FlorencioSpains.t.
23Johnny HoogerlandHollands.t.
24Pieter WeeningHollands.t.
25Mauricio ArdilaColumbias.t.
26Rémi PauriolFrances.t.
27Jens VoigtGermanys.t.
28Alessandro BallanItalys.t.
29Jan BakelantsBelgiums.t.
30Thor HushovdNorways.t.
31George HincapieUnited States of Americas.t.
32Pieter SerryBelgiums.t.
33Jürgen Van De WalleBelgiums.t.
34Blel KadriBasque Countrys.t.
35Wesley SulzbergerAustralias.t.
36Egoi MartínezBasque Countrys.t.
37Robinson ChalapudColumbias.t.
38Guillaume BoivinCanadas.t.
39Matthew GossAustralias.t.
40Pavel BruttRussias.t.
41André GreipelGermanys.t.
42Wouter MolHollands.t.
43Danny PateUnited States of Americas.t.
44José Joaquin Rojas GilSpains.t.
45Michael MatthewsAustralias.t.
46Florian StalderSwitzerlands.t.
47Leonardo DuqueColumbias.t.
48Luis LaverdeColumbias.t.
49Nikolai TrussovRussias.t.
50Juan Pablo SuarezColumbias.t.
51Kris BoeckmansBelgiums.t.
52Keven LacombeCanadas.t.
53Michael MørkøvDenmarks.t.
54David BoilyCanadas.t.
55Alexander KristoffNorways.t.
56Koldo FernandezBasque Countrys.t.
57Mickael DelageBasque Countrys.t.
58Dominik NerzGermany+ 2'47
59Sérgio SousaPortugal+ 3'05
60Alexander KhatuntsevRussias.t.
61Arnaud DémareFrance+ 3'28
62David VeilleuxCanadas.t.
63David TannerAustralia+ 3'56
64Giovanni ViscontiItalys.t.
65Sacha ModoloItalys.t.
66Michael SchärSwitzerlands.t.
67Julian ArredondoColumbias.t.
68Elia VivianiItalys.t.
69Sergio PaulinhoPortugal+ 4'28
70Jure KocjanSlovenias.t.
71Lars Ytting BakDenmarks.t.
72Danilo WyssSwitzerlands.t.
74Michel KrederHollands.t.
75Boris ShpilevskyRussias.t.
76David MillarGreat Britains.t.
77Pablo UrtasunBasque Countrys.t.
78Martin KohlerSwitzerlands.t.
79Marcel SiebergGermanys.t.
80Sérgio RibeiroPortugals.t.
81Robert VrecerSlovenia+ 5'49
82Serguei KlimovRussias.t.
83Pim LigthartHollands.t.
84Manuel CardosoPortugals.t.
85Andreas DietzikerSwitzerlands.t.
86Martin PedersenDenmarks.t.
87Grega BoleSlovenias.t.
88Jonathan CastroviejoBasque Countrys.t.
91Daniel LloydGreat Britains.t.
92Sebastian LanderDenmarks.t.
93Bert GrabschGermany+ 6'28
94John DegenkolbGermanys.t.
95Ben SwiftGreat Britain+ 7'52
96Zachary BellCanada+ 8'05
97Vicente ReynèsSpain+ 10'10
98Peter StetinaUnited States of Americas.t.
99René JørgensenDenmarks.t.
100Tom VeelersHollands.t.
101Danilo NapolitanoItalys.t.
102Nelson OliveiraPortugals.t.
103Reto HollensteinSwitzerlands.t.
104Sébastien ChavanelFrances.t.
105Alexander PorsevRussias.t.
106Andoni BlazquezBasque Countrys.t.
107Jarlinson PantanoColumbia+ 11'26
108Christer RakeNorway+ 15'13
109Taylor PhinneyUnited States of Americas.t.
110John MurphyUnited States of Americas.t.
111Daniele BennatiItalys.t.
112Vegard BreenNorways.t.
113Vegard Stake LaengenNorways.t.
114Marko KumpSlovenias.t.
115Gabriel RaschNorways.t.
116Romain FeilluFrances.t.
117Michael Van StaeyenBelgiums.t.
118Matej StareSlovenias.t.
119Andrew FennGreat Britains.t.
120David BoucherFrances.t.
121Jake KeoughUnited States of Americas.t.
122Jürgen RoelandtsBelgiums.t.
123Reidar BorgersenNorways.t.
124Luke RoweGreat Britains.t.
125Tyler FarrarUnited States of Americas.t.
126Mark CavendishGreat Britains.t.
127Borut BozicSlovenia+ 24'46
128Jens-Erik MadsenDenmark+ 32'10
129Blaz JarcSlovenias.t.


GC STANDINGS

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Spoiler
1Eduard VorganovRussia6h54'03
2Greg Van AvermaetBelgium+ 26
3Geraint ThomasGreat Britain+ 28
4André GreipelGermany+ 46
5Thor HushovdNorway+ 50
6Matthew GossAustralia+ 52
7Florian StalderSwitzerlands.t.
8Simon ClarkeAustralia+ 56
9Fabian WegmannGermanys.t.
10Simon GerransAustralias.t.
11Filippo PozzatoItalys.t.
12Stuart O'GradyAustralias.t.
13Karsten KroonHollands.t.
14Michael AlbasiniSwitzerlands.t.
15Matti BreschelDenmarks.t.
16Xavier FlorencioSpains.t.
17José Joaquin Rojas GilSpains.t.
18Pablo LastrasSpains.t.
19Constantino ZaballaSpains.t.
20Joaquin RodriguezSpains.t.
21Johnny HoogerlandHollands.t.
22Koldo FernandezBasque Countrys.t.
23George HincapieUnited States of Americas.t.
24Rui CostaPortugals.t.
25Michael MatthewsAustralias.t.
26Kris BoeckmansBelgiums.t.
27Pieter SerryBelgiums.t.
28Jérémy RoyFrances.t.
29Blel KadriBasque Countrys.t.
30Michael MørkøvDenmarks.t.
31Alessandro BallanItalys.t.
32Rémi PauriolFrances.t.
33Ángel ViciosoSpains.t.
34Mauricio ArdilaColumbias.t.
35Pavel BruttRussias.t.
36Nikolai TrussovRussias.t.
37Jürgen Van De WalleBelgiums.t.
38Wesley SulzbergerAustralias.t.
39Robinson ChalapudColumbias.t.
40Jens VoigtGermanys.t.
41Leonardo DuqueColumbias.t.
42Wouter MolHollands.t.
43Sylvain ChavanelFrances.t.
44Alexander KristoffNorways.t.
45Ryder HesjedalCanadas.t.
46Pieter WeeningHollands.t.
47Danny PateUnited States of Americas.t.
48Dominique RollinCanadas.t.
49Egoi MartínezBasque Countrys.t.
50Tiago MachadoPortugals.t.


POINTS STANDINGS

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Spoiler
1Jürgen RoelandtsBelgium12
2André GreipelGermany8
3Florian StalderSwitzerland8
4Michael SchärSwitzerland8
5Eduard VorganovRussia8
6Sérgio SousaPortugal8
7Daniel LloydGreat Britain8
8Thor HushovdNorway6
9Greg Van AvermaetBelgium6
10Matthew GossAustralia4
11René JørgensenDenmark4
12Geraint ThomasGreat Britain4


MOUNTAIN STANDINGS

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Spoiler
1Florian StalderSwitzerland16
2Julian ArredondoColumbia16
3René JørgensenDenmark12
4Sérgio SousaPortugal12
5Jürgen RoelandtsBelgium8
6Daniel LloydGreat Britain8
7Michael SchärSwitzerland6
8David VeilleuxCanada6
9Egoi MartínezBasque Country4
10David BoilyCanada4
 
TheManxMissile
I'll take 3rd Smile
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Miguel98
Sérgio, win that points jersey.
 
Stromeon
Yes Vorganov you Russian beast!! BananaBananaBanana
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