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| ruben |
Posted on 11-10-2008 15:45
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Giro dell Emilia
1- Di Luca
2- Rebellin
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| niconico |
Posted on 11-10-2008 15:50
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I think Rebellin was 2nd last year also. Poor guy
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| ruben |
Posted on 11-10-2008 15:51
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Poor guy?
I think not, that guy did the same to Boogerd in 2004, only sitting on Boogerd's wheel all the time and winning in the sprint twice (AGR and LBL).
Bah, he deserves to get 2nd in all races now to see what it feels like. |
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| ruben |
Posted on 11-10-2008 16:10
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It looks like our Danish friend was also there, speaking to his twin brother
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| ceky |
Posted on 11-10-2008 17:13
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issoisso wrote:
Eisel wins Paris-Bourges with Pineau (the younger one) in second, Pineau (the elder one) thus wins this season's Coupe de France.
Finally  Eisel was working for this win a lot this year, a lot of breakaways...
Someone here was allready mentioning the fact that Eisel has really changed the way he rides this year, really aggressive... |
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| ruben |
Posted on 11-10-2008 17:38
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Full result in Emilia:
1 121 ITA19760102 DI LUCA Danilo LPR LPR BRAKES - BALLAN 5.00.19
2 1 ITA19710809 REBELLIN Davide GST GEROLSTEINER 2"
3 71 RUS19810504 KOLOBNEV Alexandr CSC TEAM CSC SAXO BANK st
4 55 AUS19830524 LLOYD Matthew SIL SILENCE-LOTTO st
5 153 ITA19800815 CARUSO Giampaolo FLM CERAMICA FLAMINIA - BOSSINI DOCCE st
6 51 AUS19770214 EVANS Cadel SIL SILENCE-LOTTO 5"
7 166 ITA19790925 SCARPONI Michele SDA SERRAMENTI PVC DIQUIGIOVANNI ANDRONI GIOCsAt TTOLI
8 136 ITA19860505 MASCIARELLI Francesco ASA ACQUA & SAPONE - CAFFE' MOKAMBO 16"
9 82 NED19860531 GESINK Robert RAB RABOBANK 19"
10 101 ITA19770925 NOCENTINI Rinaldo ALM AG2R LA MONDIALE st
11 41 SLO19831218 BRAJKOVIC Janez AST ASTANA 30"
12 115 ITA19850510 FINETTO Mauro CSF CSF GROUP NAVIGARE st
13 11 ITA19810919 CUNEGO Damiano LAM LAMPRE st
14 131 ITA19730716 GARZELLI Stefano ASA ACQUA & SAPONE - CAFFE' MOKAMBO st
15 8 SUI19810509 ZAUGG Oliver GST GEROLSTEINER 33"
16 96 ESP19750805 JUFRE POU Josep SDV SCOTT - AMERICAN BEEF st
17 135 ITA19820902 MASCIARELLI Andrea ASA ACQUA & SAPONE - CAFFE' MOKAMBO 46"
18 158 ITA19830709 SESTILI Luigi FLM CERAMICA FLAMINIA - BOSSINI DOCCE 56"
19 187 ITA19740204 MAZZANTI Luca TCS TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS st
20 145 AUT19791209 PFANNBERGER Christian BAR BARLOWORLD 1'05"
21 111 ITA19821130 POZZOVIVO Domenico CSF CSF GROUP NAVIGARE st
22 133 ITA19831216 FAILLI Francesco ASA ACQUA & SAPONE - CAFFE' MOKAMBO 1'14"
23 28 ITA19830113 VISCONTI Giovanni QST QUICK STEP 1'28"
24 13 POL19780302 SZMYD Sylwester LAM LAMPRE st
25 35 ITA19841114 NIBALI Vincenzo LIQ LIQUIGAS 2'27"
26 74 SWE19800920 LARSSON Gustav CSC TEAM CSC SAXO BANK st
27 86 GER19751103 NIERMANN Grischa RAB RABOBANK 2'36"
28 173 ITA19820216 CANNONE Donato NGC NGC MEDICAL -OTC- INDUSTRIA PORTE st
29 154 ITA19770527 GIORDANI Leonardo FLM CERAMICA FLAMINIA - BOSSINI DOCCE 2'45"
30 36 ITA19690115 NOE Andrea LIQ LIQUIGAS st
31 66 ITA19840701 POSSONI Morris THR TEAM COLUMBIA st
32 87 NED19810405 WEENING Pieter RAB RABOBANK st
33 174 ITA19831103 RIZZI Bruno NGC NGC MEDICAL -OTC- INDUSTRIA PORTE st
34 105 FRA19850111 LOUBET Julien ALM AG2R LA MONDIALE 3'05"
35 181 RUS19780525 PETROV Evgeny TCS TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS 3'16"
36 53 ITA19741202 CIONI Dario David SIL SILENCE-LOTTO st
37 42 USA19711023 HORNER Christopher AST ASTANA st
38 25 ITA19760216 TONTI Andrea QST QUICK STEP 3'30"
39 34 SLO19810617 MUGERLI Matej LIQ LIQUIGAS 3'40"
40 156 POL19831217 KRYS Hubert FLM CERAMICA FLAMINIA - BOSSINI DOCCE 3'55"
41 65 ITA19760225 PINOTTI Marco THR TEAM COLUMBIA 4'00"
42 164 ITA19700724 MISSAGLIA Gabriele SDA SERRAMENTI PVC DIQUIGIOVANNI ANDRONI GIOCsAt TTOLI
43 103 FRA19790422 GADRET John ALM AG2R LA MONDIALE st
44 98 ESP19880719 MADRAZO RUIZ Angel SDV SCOTT - AMERICAN BEEF st
45 91 SUI19790509 BERTOGLIATI Rubens SDV SCOTT - AMERICAN BEEF 5'15"
46 18 ITA19800610 MARZANO Marco LAM LAMPRE st
47 188 RUS19800707 KLIMOV Serguei TCS TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS st
48 85 NED19861126 MOLLEMA Bauke RAB RABOBANK st
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| issoisso |
Posted on 11-10-2008 17:59
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ceky wrote:
issoisso wrote:
Eisel wins Paris-Bourges with Pineau (the younger one) in second, Pineau (the elder one) thus wins this season's Coupe de France.
Finally Eisel was working for this win a lot this year, a lot of breakaways...
Someone here was allready mentioning the fact that Eisel has really changed the way he rides this year, really aggressive...
Indeed. well deserved |
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| Levi4life |
Posted on 11-10-2008 18:16
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My pick for Paris-Tours?
Farrar. I think he can win. He is on great form having won 4 races in the last few weeks
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| ruben |
Posted on 11-10-2008 18:19
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 11-10-2008 18:19
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Ian Stannard and Roger Hammond will produce an unlikely 1-2 in Paris-Tours 
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| issoisso |
Posted on 11-10-2008 18:22
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And back to the real world.....
If it comes to a Sprint finish, Boonen. Most top sprinters aren't there and Boonen didn't do the TDF or Tour de Suisse so he had plenty of time to rest. He's much fresher than anyone else.
If it's not a sprint, who the hell knows....
I'm interested in what Ciolek can do.
Much depends on whether Quickstep can control the sprint. If they can't Boonen has no chance, due to having no acceleration. In that case it'll be Freire, or maybe even McEwen.
Edited by issoisso on 11-10-2008 18:24
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| Levi4life |
Posted on 11-10-2008 18:27
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issoisso wrote:
If it's not a sprint, who the hell knows....
Cozza?
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| Setzel |
Posted on 11-10-2008 18:28
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Ciolek ill not racing isso
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| issoisso |
Posted on 11-10-2008 18:38
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Setzel wrote:
Ciolek ill not racing isso
His name's on the official startlist 
TEAM COLUMBIA
BURGHARDT Marcus
CIOLEK Gerald
EISEL Bernhard
HAMMOND Roger
KLIER Andreas
KNAVEN Servais
MARTIN Tony
REYNÉS Vicente
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| issoisso |
Posted on 11-10-2008 20:34
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Hasselinhoo must be proud of the strength of bulgarian cycling.
As shown by their national championships today. Ivailo Gabrovski won, as always. The 4th placed guy was 14 minutes behind and is 58 years old.......
awesome field.... |
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| niconico |
Posted on 11-10-2008 20:59
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Levi4life wrote:
issoisso wrote:
If it's not a sprint, who the hell knows....
Cozza?
Breschel?
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| issoisso |
Posted on 11-10-2008 21:03
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But....but....but.....but Breschel is a super-sprinter... |
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| Setzel |
Posted on 11-10-2008 21:05
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Team Columbia says they are aiming to make their mark in Paris-Tours in France this Sunday by getting their riders in the breakaways. "That tactic worked out for us well on Thursday when Bernhard [Eisel] won Paris-Bourges so I don't see why it can't work on Sunday too." said team sports director Tristan Hoffman. "Getting that win on Thursday has certainly upped the team's motivation and proved that we've got a good chance of success. On top of that, we won't have any of our top fast-men there. Gerald Ciolek, who was due to be taking part, is sick and we'll only start with seven riders. So it makes sense for us to try and get somebody into one of those early moves rather than gamble it all on a bunch sprint."
Official statement you can find it on cycling news
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| Crommy |
Posted on 11-10-2008 21:05
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A_Schleck wrote:
Levi4life wrote:
issoisso wrote:
If it's not a sprint, who the hell knows....
Cozza?
Breschel?
*Insert random British rider*?
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| Waghlon |
Posted on 11-10-2008 21:08
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Vogondy!
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