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| Waghlon |
Posted on 13-09-2008 17:02
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aavf wrote:
Tour De L'Avenir stage 8 (Mountainous):
1. JEANNESSON Arnold 24 FRANCE A 4h 29' 05"
Im intrigued. Who is this man?
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| Goldberger |
Posted on 13-09-2008 17:03
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Edvald, the Di Luca killer!!!!!!!!!! |
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| doddy13 |
Posted on 13-09-2008 17:04
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yep, Bossen Hagen won the stage, his 3rd of the Tour
1: Boasson Hagen,Edvald (Team Columbia)
2: Goss,Matthew (Team CSC - Saxo Bank)
3: Impey,Daryl (Barloworld)
Overall
Overall 1: Lequatre,Geoffroy (Agritubel)
2: Cummings,Steve (Barloworld)
3: Martin,Daniel (Garmin - Chipotle)
Points
Points 1: Boasson Hagen,Edvald (Team Columbia)
2: Goss,Matthew (Team CSC - Saxo Bank)
3: Dean,Julian (Garmin - Chipotle)
Mountains Competition
Mountains 1: Di Luca,Danilo (LPR Brakes - Ballan)
2: Swift,Ben (Great Britain)
3: House,Kristian (Rapha - Condor - Recycling.co.)
Sprints Competition
Sprints 1: Boasson Hagen,Edvald (Team Columbia)
2: Di Luca,Danilo (LPR Brakes - Ballan)
3: Ermeti,Giairo (LPR Brakes - Ballan)
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| aavf |
Posted on 13-09-2008 17:13
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Waghlon wrote:
aavf wrote:
Tour De L'Avenir stage 8 (Mountainous):
1. JEANNESSON Arnold 24 FRANCE A 4h 29' 05"
Im intrigued. Who is this man?
Also never heard of him, i only found that he rides for Auber and also does Cyclo-cross |
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| aavf |
Posted on 13-09-2008 17:37
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Still of Tour de L'Avenir Bakelandts will win because of the stage he won on a break 4:28 ahead of the peloton, Rui Costa was better in the TT and specially on the mountains, i know he still very young but i'm really excited to see his future. |
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| ruben |
Posted on 13-09-2008 18:12
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Jeannesson is famous in PCM careers. Lol, thanks to DB making, I knew him already. |
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 14-09-2008 16:13
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Im just back from the final stage of the Tour of Britain in Liverpool - it was awesome! I was right on the barriers about 30-40m from the finish line. A great view of all the action!
Petacchi won the stage, Lequatre the overall. I will be uploading plenty of pictures.
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| doddy13 |
Posted on 14-09-2008 16:36
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oh god, so manning is still the last british tob stage winner. yay 
I have pictures, i will upload soon as well. But not just yet
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| mrlol |
Posted on 14-09-2008 16:37
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another Rabo CT guy won a stage in Avenir 
Rang Coureur Dossard Équipe Temps Écarts
1. VAN GADEREN Tejay 141 ETATS-UNIS 3h 25' 14"
2. KREDER Michel 92 PAYS-BAS 3h 25' 26" + 00' 12"
3. CARUSO Damiano 13 ITALIE 3h 25' 26" + 00' 12"
4. GESCHKE Simon 41 ALLEMAGNE 3h 25' 26" + 00' 12"
5. BUSATO Matteo 12 ITALIE 3h 25' 26" + 00' 12"
6. GAUTIER Cyril 23 FRANCE A 3h 25' 26" + 00' 12"
7. PATERSKI Maciej 126 POLOGNE 3h 25' 26" + 00' 12"
8. AMADOR Andreï 172 EQUIPE-MIXTE 3h 25' 26" + 00' 12"
9. DOCKER Mitchell 173 EQUIPE-MIXTE 3h 25' 26" + 00' 12"
10. KIBUR Silvar 104 ESTONIE 3h 25' 26" + 00' 12"
Bakelants secured his overall win. I cant say I'm suprized really.
1. BAKELANTS Jan 71 BELGIQUE 36h 44' 59"
2. COSTA Rui 1 PORTUGAL 36h 45' 35" + 00' 36"
3. JEANNESSON Arnold 24 FRANCE A 36h 45' 41" + 00' 42"
4. COPPEL Jérôme 21 FRANCE A 36h 46' 35" + 01' 36"
5. AMADOR Andreï 172 EQUIPE-MIXTE 36h 46' 56" + 01' 57"
6. WYSS Marcel 166 SUISSE 36h 47' 05" + 02' 06"
7. PANTANO Jarlinson 175 EQUIPE-MIXTE 36h 47' 24" + 02' 25"
8. VAN GADEREN Tejay 141 ETATS-UNIS 36h 48' 12" + 03' 13"
9. CARUSO Damiano 13 ITALIE 36h 48' 58" + 03' 59"
10. STETINA Peter 146 ETATS-UNIS 36h 49' 21" + 04' 22"
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| Stairs |
Posted on 14-09-2008 16:45
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Let me assure you, Bakelants will never win the Tour!
Never.
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| issoisso |
Posted on 14-09-2008 16:52
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He won because he was in a break and the race radio kept telling the teams the guy in second in the stage was the one up front. At the finish they suddenly told the teams: "By the way, there was also a guy named Bakelandts a few more minutes further ahead"
Needless to say everyone was pissed. He lost buckets of time in the mountains and TT after that, but he held on to a meagre 36 seconds. That's gotta be the least deserved Avenir win since Iker Flores 
Make no mistake, he's not a climber by any strech of the imagination.
EDIT: also, crappy field. Even Costa dominated the climbs despite not being a pure climber 
Edited by issoisso on 14-09-2008 16:55
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| Stairs |
Posted on 14-09-2008 17:05
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The only crappy about the field was the missing of Spain and Norway. Apart from that, fine field although there was no Smukulis og Ghyselinck.
Bakelants is definitely not a climber but he climbs much better than the average and was 10th on the queen stage. He'll be at the top of the Ardennes in 5 years time.
I was impressed by TJ Van Garderen and especially Jarlinson Pantano. Both of them are or will turn 20 in a short time and they've both made great results this year. Van Garderen really impressed in the Circuito Montañes while Pantano has just devoloped all through the year and I expect him to be the dominate climber next year.
Never.
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 14-09-2008 17:06
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Definately a crappy field ~ there wasnt any Brits
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| p3druh |
Posted on 14-09-2008 17:33
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issoisso wrote:
He won because he was in a break and the race radio kept telling the teams the guy in second in the stage was the one up front. At the finish they suddenly told the teams: "By the way, there was also a guy named Bakelandts a few more minutes further ahead"
Needless to say everyone was pissed. He lost buckets of time in the mountains and TT after that, but he held on to a meagre 36 seconds.
wtf? organizers ftw.
Btw, Bakelandts lost more than 4min in the queen stage of the race. There's no way in hell he'd win this race if it wasn't for that (hilarious?) mistake...
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| mattiasgt |
Posted on 14-09-2008 20:38
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Tour de Pologne - Stage 1:
1 CSC-Saxo Bank 4.05
2 Liquigas 0.03
3 Caisse d'Epargne
4 Rabobank 0.05
5 Lampre
6 Columbia 0.06
7 Quick Step
8 Milram
9 Francaise des Jeux 0.07
10 Gerolsteiner 0.08
11 Cofidis -le Crédit par Téléphone 0.10
12 Astana
13 Crédit Agricole 0.12
14 Euskaltel-Euskadi
15 Bouygues Telecom
16 Polish National Team 0.14
17 Scott-American Beef
18 Ag2r-La Mondiale 0.21
19 Silence-Lotto 0.32
Duo TT by Cancellara and Larsson. B)
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| Levi4life |
Posted on 14-09-2008 22:03
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Francesco Chichi won the final stage of the Tour of Missouri. Christian Vande Velde took the overall thanks to a win in the ITT
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 15-09-2008 00:09
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Ive uploaded 40 pictures from the Tour of Britain. I didnt upload my favourite one though, since Ive entered that into the Tour of Britain's photo competition and Im going to be paranoid (I will upload it in a couple of weeks when the competition's closing date passes)
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| CrueTrue |
Posted on 15-09-2008 09:58
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mattiasgt wrote:
Tour de Pologne - Stage 1:
1 CSC-Saxo Bank 4.05
2 Liquigas 0.03
3 Caisse d'Epargne
4 Rabobank 0.05
5 Lampre
6 Columbia 0.06
7 Quick Step
8 Milram
9 Francaise des Jeux 0.07
10 Gerolsteiner 0.08
11 Cofidis -le Crédit par Téléphone 0.10
12 Astana
13 Crédit Agricole 0.12
14 Euskaltel-Euskadi
15 Bouygues Telecom
16 Polish National Team 0.14
17 Scott-American Beef
18 Ag2r-La Mondiale 0.21
19 Silence-Lotto 0.32
Duo TT by Cancellara and Larsson. B)
You didn't really mention why Silence - Lotto ended last - after all, they have good TT'ers in the team such as Cadel Evans. However, about 6 of the riders crashed half-way on the stage (including Evans). |
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| Rin |
Posted on 17-09-2008 20:07
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A news of the "Tour de Pologne"
The stage isn´t counted because the field stopped 5 KMs before the Finish Line
It rained a lot and the stage of 245KM was shortened by 40KM , but somehow the field decided to stop
There was a rider in the breakaway , after he was catched , Allan Davis informed him because of the stop |
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| schleck93 |
Posted on 21-09-2008 18:37
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Danish ownage in Duo Normand which is a UCI 1.2 race
result:
1 Michael Tronborg – Martin Mortensen (Team Designa Køkken) 1.08.26
2 Michael Mørkøv – Casper Jørgensen (Team GLS Pakke Shop) 0.26
3 Jos Pronk – Lieuwe Westra (Cycle Collstrup) 0.50
4 Jens Erik Madsen – Alex Rasmussen (Team Designa Køkken) 0.52
5 Jacob Moe – Brian Vandborg (Team GLS Pakke Shop) 0.59
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