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PCM.daily » Pro Cycling Manager 2006-2020 » Pro Cycling Manager 2009

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Rabobank - the new Dutch wave
Batista15	#121 Posted on 13-08-2009 15:34
Small Tour Specialist Posts: 2704 Joined: 29-04-2007 PCM$: 900.00	haha itÂ´s always the same you took the backwheel of Haussler because you thought that he is the best there and then another sprint train came really fast and you are many metres behind them i know that just too good


alexkr00	#122 Posted on 13-08-2009 15:39
World Champion Posts: 13928 Joined: 05-08-2008 PCM$: 300.00	actually I wanted to take Ballan's wheel but I thought he won't be able to stay in front as that was the first train made, but I guess I was wrong


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Batista15	#123 Posted on 13-08-2009 15:51
Small Tour Specialist Posts: 2704 Joined: 29-04-2007 PCM$: 900.00	alexkr00 wrote: actually I wanted to take Ballan's wheel but I thought he won't be able to stay in front as that was the first train made, but I guess I was wrong I did this "mistake " for so many times and every time i swear myself to make my own train but you as a really good manager have to know how hard that could be sometimes.Only your team is called COLUMBIA-HIGH ROAD


alexkr00	#124 Posted on 13-08-2009 21:23
World Champion Posts: 13928 Joined: 05-08-2008 PCM$: 300.00	Paris - Nice Stage 4 The last climb of the day started with one escape still in front of the pack. Geslin has somewhere over one minute advatange over the pack Behind him Kirchen made the first big move of the day Only a few riders were able to come after him and one of them was Garate Still it seems that Geslin is going to be first at the summit And he climbed quite well as the chasers are at one minute behind him there Garate is leading the chasing group on the downhill, followed by Cunego One kilometre to go for Geslin and he has a good chance to take the win today The sprint started behind him but riders there don't look strong enough to catch him Geslin gets the stage after being part in the day's breakaway, which also included Gilbert but he lost the Belgian somewhere on the road Cunego got the second spot and managed to get his group it the same time with Geslin. Garate was there finishing 7th in the stage The stage was too hard for Zabriskie and we have a new leader. It's Damiano Cunego Stage 1. Anthony Geslin FranÃ§aise des Jeux 4h06'01 2. Damiano Cunego Lampre - N.G.C s.t. 3. Christophe Moreau Agritubel s.t. 4. Markus Fothen Team Milram s.t. 5. Ryder Hesjedal Garmin - Slipstream s.t. 6. Yuri Trofimov Bbox Bouygues TÃ©lÃ©com s.t. 7. Juanma GÃ¡rate Rabobank s.t. 8. Pavel Brutt Team Katusha s.t. 9. Matteo Carrara Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team s.t. 10. Thomas Voeckler Bbox Bouygues TÃ©lÃ©com s.t. 11. SÃ©rgio Paulinho Astana Cycling Team s.t. 12. Alessandro Ballan Lampre - N.G.C + 43 13. Alejandro Valverde Caisse d'Epargne s.t. 14. Sylvain Chavanel QuickÂ·Step s.t. 15. Jakob Fuglsang Team Saxo Bank s.t. Overall 1. Damiano Cunego Lampre - N.G.C 12h56'53 2. SÃ©rgio Paulinho Astana Cycling Team + 4 3. Markus Fothen Team Milram + 5 4. Pavel Brutt Team Katusha + 14 5. Ryder Hesjedal Garmin - Slipstream s.t. 6. Christophe Moreau Agritubel s.t. 7. Yuri Trofimov Bbox Bouygues TÃ©lÃ©com + 16 8. Thomas Voeckler Bbox Bouygues TÃ©lÃ©com + 23 9. Matteo Carrara Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team + 25 10. Anthony Geslin FranÃ§aise des Jeux + 27 11. David Zabriskie Garmin - Slipstream + 32 12. Juanma GÃ¡rate Rabobank + 34 13. George Hincapie Team Columbia - High Road + 36 14. Jens Voigt Team Saxo Bank + 43 15. Linus Gerdemann Team Milram + 47 Points 1. Damiano Cunego Lampre - N.G.C 43 2. Greg Van Avermaet Silence - Lotto 41 3. Mirko Lorenzetto Lampre - N.G.C 39 Mountain 1. Anthony Geslin FranÃ§aise des Jeux 10 2. David Le Lay Agritubel 8 3. Alexander Dyachenko Astana Cycling Team 6 Young 1. Yuri Trofimov Bbox Bouygues TÃ©lÃ©com 12h57'09 2. Roman Kreuziger Liquigas + 39 3. Sebastian Langeveld Rabobank + 43


alexkr00	#125 Posted on 14-08-2009 12:11
World Champion Posts: 13928 Joined: 05-08-2008 PCM$: 300.00	[img-l]https://i642.photobucket.com/albums/uu145/alexkr93/Flags/ITA.png[/img-l][img-r]https://i642.photobucket.com/albums/uu145/alexkr93/Flags/ITA.png[/img-r] Tirreno - Adriatico was an pretty important race for Rabobank in the past since Erik Dekker, Thomas Dekker or Oscar Freire won it while riding for Rabobank. This year our team leader is Robert Gesink, who is probably most looking for the stage on Montelupone where he could win some time over his rivals. Speaking of the other important riders Evans, Devolder, Armstrong, Basso, Nibali, Pellizotti, Samuel Sanchez and Luis Leon Sancehz are the strongest. With so many stars at the start it looks hard for Gesink to win but a podium or a top 5 is more likely also because of the ITT. There are some stages for the sprinters and there are a lot of good sprinters here like Bennati, Cavendish, Eisel, Farrar, Napolitano, Boonen and our leader for the sprints - Oscar Freire. Team for Tirreno - Adriatico: 51. Robert Gesink 52. Bram De Groot 53. Marc De Maar 54. Ã“scar Freire 55. Paul Martens 56. Koos Moerenhout 57. Nick Nuyens 58. Bram Tankink


alexkr00	#126 Posted on 15-08-2009 12:42
World Champion Posts: 13928 Joined: 05-08-2008 PCM$: 300.00	Tirreno - Adriatico Stage 1 The last climb was so hard that no one was able to attack there But after the downhill was finished Kroon managed to make a gap between him and the rest of the pack Only one rider was able to keep it up with him and that was Freire Soon the sprint started between them but Kroon seems to be dead Kroon was caught by the pack, while Freire was still in front Freire gets the stage win and even with a time gap! Stagee 1. Ã“scar Freire Rabobank 3h31'33 2. Luca Paolini Acqua & Sapone - CaffÃ© Mokambo + 28 3. Stuart O'Grady Team Saxo Bank s.t. 4. Nico Sijmens Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne s.t. 5. Francesco Ginanni Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni - Androni Giocattoli s.t. 6. Samuel Dumoulin Cofidis, le crÃ©dit en ligne s.t. 7. Francesco Failli Acqua & Sapone - CaffÃ© Mokambo s.t. 8. Sergei Ivanov Team Katusha s.t. 9. Filippo Pozzato Team Katusha s.t. 10. Ronny Scholz Team Milram s.t. 11. Sergio Marinangeli LPR Brakes Farnese Vini s.t. 12. Michele Scarponi Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni - Androni Giocattoli s.t. 13. Karsten Kroon Team Saxo Bank s.t. 14. Andrea Tonti Fuji - Servetto s.t. 15. Paolo Bailetti Fuji - Servetto s.t. Mountain 1. Karsten Kroon Team Saxo Bank 5 2. Sergei Ivanov Team Katusha 3 3. Giuseppe Palumbo Acqua & Sapone - CaffÃ© Mokambo 1 Young 1. Francesco Ginanni Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni - Androni Giocattoli 3h32'01 2. Mark Cavendish Team Columbia - High Road s.t. 3. RenÃ© Mandri AG2R La Mondiale s.t.

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