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fernando97
Top  #141 Print Post
Posted on 01-05-2012 21:31
Good looking jersey, decent TTT ruling started....
 
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sutty68
Top  #142 Print Post
Posted on 01-05-2012 21:50
Nice TTT for Exxon Wink
 
baggieboys32
Top  #143 Print Post
Posted on 02-05-2012 15:28
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Stage 3


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Day 3 is Mr Unpredictable, we saw a large break go, and considering it was fairly likely to succeed we placed David Zabriskie up there to exploit any opportunities that might come along.

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The pack however, decided it was too early for a successful break just 3 days in, and the reeled them in before the summit of the 136km false-flat ascent, As such Horner made a small attack to secure the points and the Maglia Verde for another day.

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He was caught not long afterwards, but the mass sprint was broken by the short climbs just before the finish, and Cunego wins the day, and with it, the Maglia Rosa.

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Stage 4


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Today looks built for sprinters, the only opportunity for a breakaway win, is the short 300m of climbing just 5km from the finish line.

The breakaway today was an 11 man group, without a man from Exxon-Duke, we figured that the day was destined for the sprinters, so we decided not to waste our legs.

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Sure enough, The break was reeled in with good time, and Cunego managed to outsprint the competition for a second consecutive day, after Horners late attack on the hill was passed in the final sprint.

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No major changes in the General Classification though Kiryienka suffered a crash just as the pace was upped, and lost a full 13minutes! Cunego now leads the Giro D'Italia, currently only due to Bonus seconds, but is this the beginning of an Italian Giro domination?

Cunego's dual stage wins also make him leader of the points classément, and Horner leads in the KOM competition.
Edited by baggieboys32 on 02-05-2012 18:29




 
sutty68
Top  #144 Print Post
Posted on 02-05-2012 17:15
Both stage win pics are the same Frown
 
baggieboys32
Top  #145 Print Post
Posted on 02-05-2012 18:29
Sure you're not seeing things @sutty?

Spoiler
Wink Just testing you all Wink
 
sutty68
Top  #146 Print Post
Posted on 02-05-2012 18:56
And i thought it was lack of sleep Frown
 
baggieboys32
Top  #147 Print Post
Posted on 02-05-2012 22:19
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Stage 5


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The hills are here, the first chance to see some large breakups, but will people have the legs to keep it together at this point?

The breakaway was a 12 man group, forming after 25km today, without any major names, perhaps they would be left to fight out the stage win and give some unlikely suspect a ride in the "Rosa"

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Not happening. Astana went all out in the chase, and caught the break before the final KOM climb, which brought an early start to the attacks.
First off, was Matteo Carrara, currently donning the Points jersey, La Maglia Rossa.

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His attack was covered by the Astana team who kept him within range, clearly Vinokourov was feeling exceptional considering the efforts his team mates were giving!

The next volley was from the big guns, Vino, Horner, Cunego, Scarponi and Sanchéz all gave it a go just before the descent, but even this elite group was unable to open a major gap on the descent, and with just 7km to go, it seemed the remaining men would fight it out in an uphill sprint for the line.

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It was a 3rd consecutive stage for the Lampre-ISD team, this time it was Scarponi who took the victory, easily outsprinting the competition, this race is not built for the traditional fast men (Have you noticed? Wink )

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Once again my bloody pc crashed, heres a picture of the Stage results, as you can see, Cunego is in Pink, with Scarponi second followed by the Movistar boys, Horner currently sits in 20th overall, 50" down, however once the real climbs come, we will quickly move up the places as the lesser climbers fall away.

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sutty68
Top  #148 Print Post
Posted on 03-05-2012 09:05
Come on Chris Horner, just 50s away from the lead Wink
 
baggieboys32
Top  #149 Print Post
Posted on 03-05-2012 17:02
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Stage 6


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The penultimate day of week 1, and the first semi-ascent finish of the race, will the slopes be enough to break up the pack? or just to stop the sprinters once more?

We joined the break today, Scott Zwizanski made his way into the group of 4, and was able to lead over the only KOM checkpoint of the day, he was trying to protect the Maglia Verde, as Travis Meyer was sat just behind Horner, but sadly, the Garmin man took second, enough to take the lead in the KOM competition.

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The breakaway opened a gap of 12minutes at peak, and they were not being closed down, it seemed that the pack had underestimated the group, and the 4 would fight for the win today, Scolari of Androni made an attack out of the break, and no one else had the legs to follow with 65km to go.

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The pack upped the pace massively in the second half of the race, however, Scolari's attack paid off, the rear group were caught under the flamme rouge, by the peloton, but Scolari could throw his arms high into the air, and celebrate a stage win at the Giro D'Italia!

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Chris Horner rode in safely with the peloton today, It was a shame to see Zwizanski unable to follow Scolari's attack, otherwise we could have been the men on the top step of the podium today, celebrating a great victory...

Stage Results


1Luca SolariAndroni Giocattoli4h44'01
2Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - ISD+ 39
3Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
4Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
5Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
6Francesco GinanniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
7Michele ScarponiLampre - ISDs.t.
8Giovanni ViscontiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
9Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
10Alessandro BertoliniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
Spoiler
11Francesco BellottiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
12Damiano CunegoLampre - ISDs.t.
13Peter VelitsHTC - Highroads.t.
14Chris HornerExxon Dukes.t.
15Marco PinottiHTC - Highroads.t.
16Jakob FuglsangLeopard Treks.t.
17Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astanas.t.
18Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Teams.t.
19Andriy GrivkoPro Team Astanas.t.
20Nicki SørensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
21Richie PorteSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
22Marzio BruseghinMovistar Teams.t.
23Rubén PlazaMovistar Teams.t.
24Francesco FailliFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
25Joost Van LeijenVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
26Giampaolo CarusoKatusha Teams.t.
27Paul MartensRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
28Andrea NoèFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
29Michael AlbasiniHTC - Highroads.t.
30Emanuele SellaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
31Amets TxurrukaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
32José Iván GutiérrezMovistar Teams.t.
33Mikel NieveEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
34Michel KrederTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
35Ivan BassoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
36Kanstantsin SiutsouHTC - Highroads.t.
37Addy EngelsQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
38Scott ZwizanskiExxon Dukes.t.
39Simon ClarkePro Team Astanas.t.
40Simon SpilakLampre - ISDs.t.
41David ZabriskieExxon Dukes.t.
42Russell DowningSky ProCyclings.t.
43Grega BoleLampre - ISDs.t.
44Allan DavisPro Team Astanas.t.
45Eduard VorganovKatusha Teams.t.
46Tejay Van GarderenHTC - Highroads.t.
47Alessandro BisoltiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
48Luca MazzantiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
49Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
50Paolo TiralongoPro Team Astanas.t.
51Kjell CarlströmSky ProCyclings.t.
52José SerpaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
53Francisco José VentosoMovistar Teams.t.
54Aleksandr KuschynskiKatusha Teams.t.
55Steven KruijswijkRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
56Kevin De WeertQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
57Julian DeanTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
58Grischa NiermannRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
59Morris PossoniSky ProCyclings.t.
60Borut BožicVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
61Robert KiserlovskiPro Team Astanas.t.
62Andrey KashechkinLampre - ISDs.t.
63Danilo NapolitanoAcqua & Sapones.t.
64Lieuwe WestraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
65Pablo LastrasMovistar Teams.t.
66Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
67Baden CookeSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
68Manuel CardosoTeam RadioShacks.t.
69Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
70Pavel BruttKatusha Teams.t.
71Johann TschoppBMC Racing Teams.t.
72Jack BobridgeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
73Travis MeyerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
74Mario AertsOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
75Ben HermansTeam RadioShacks.t.
76Yaroslav PopovychTeam RadioShacks.t.
77Ruggero MarzoliAcqua & Sapones.t.
78Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapones.t.
79Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
80Dominic KlemmeLeopard Treks.t.
81Emanuele VonaFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
82David Le LayAG2R La Mondiales.t.
83Steve HouanardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
84Philip DeignanTeam RadioShacks.t.
85Christophe RiblonAG2R La Mondiales.t.
86Balint SzeghalmiLampre - ISDs.t.
87Bruno PiresLeopard Treks.t.
88Aitor Pérez ArrietaLampre - ISDs.t.
89Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
90Patrik SinkewitzFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
91Volodymir GustovSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
92Przemyslaw NiemiecLampre - ISDs.t.
93Davide MalacarneQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
94Joan HorrachKatusha Teams.t.
95Evgeni PetrovPro Team Astanas.t.
96Robert HunterTeam RadioShacks.t.
97John DegenkolbHTC - Highroads.t.
98Óscar PujolOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
99Cayetano SarmientoAcqua & Sapones.t.
100Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
101Oliver ZauggLeopard Treks.t.
102Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
103Ivan SantaromitaBMC Racing Teams.t.
104Cameron MeyerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
105Christian KneesSky ProCyclings.t.
106Marc De MaarQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
107Carlos BetancourtAcqua & Sapones.t.
108Dario CioniSky ProCyclings.t.
109Rémy Di GregorioPro Team Astanas.t.
110Haimar ZubeldiaTeam RadioShacks.t.
111Taylor PhinneyExxon Dukes.t.
112Maxime BouetAG2R La Mondiales.t.
113Danny PateExxon Dukes.t.
114Hubert DupontAG2R La Mondiales.t.
115Sergey LagutinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
116Maarten WynantsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
117Xabier ZandioSky ProCyclings.t.
118Massimo CodolAcqua & Sapones.t.
119Rubén PérezEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
120Vasil KiryienkaMovistar Teams.t.
121Adam HansenOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
122Jonas Aaen JørgensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
123Matthew LloydOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
124Robbie McEwenTeam RadioShacks.t.
125Maxime VantommeKatusha Teams.t.
126Riccardo ChiariniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
127Roberto FerrariAndroni Giocattolis.t.
128José RujanoAndroni Giocattolis.t.
129Juan Mauricio SolerMovistar Teams.t.
130Michael MatthewsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
131Vicente ReynèsOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
132Jens DebusschereOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
133Amaël MoinardBMC Racing Teams.t.
134Francesco RedaQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
135Mikaël ChérelAG2R La Mondiales.t.
136Gustav Erik LarssonSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
137Bernardo ColexExxon Dukes.t.
138Jürgen Van de WalleOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
139Roman KireyevPro Team Astana+ 3'34
140José Joaquín RojasMovistar Team+ 4'14
141Grégory RastTeam RadioShacks.t.
142Coen VermeltfoortRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
143Pierpaolo De NegriFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
144Stuart O'GradyLeopard Treks.t.
145Sep VanmarckeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
146Mirko SelvaggiVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
147Christopher SuttonSky ProCyclings.t.
148Francisco Javier AramendiaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
149Davide ViganòLeopard Treks.t.
150Simon ZahnerBMC Racing Teams.t.
151Caleb FairlyExxon Dukes.t.
152Pierre CazauxEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
153Gorka IzagirreEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
154Bauke MollemaRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
155Steve MorabitoBMC Racing Teams.t.
156Sylwester SzmydLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
157Jorge AzanzaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
158Ramunas NavardauskasTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
159Chris FroomeSky ProCyclings.t.
160Marco BandieraQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
161Ben Jacques-MaynesExxon Dukes.t.
162Andrea GuardiniFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
163Pablo UrtasunEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
164Stephen CummingsSky ProCyclings.t.
165Jonathan BellisSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
166Crescenzo D'AmoreAndroni Giocattolis.t.
167Frederique RobertQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
168Stefan DeniflLeopard Treks.t.
169Danilo WyssBMC Racing Teams.t.
170Thomas RohreggerLeopard Treks.t.
171Giacomo NizzoloLeopard Treks.t.
172Andrew TalanskyTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
173Elia VivianiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
174Andreas StauffQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
175Fabio SabatiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
176Martin KohlerBMC Racing Teams.t.
177Artem OvechkinKatusha Teams.t.
178Geoffroy LequatreTeam RadioShacks.t.
179Matthew WilsonTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
180Gert DockxOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
181Leigh HowardHTC - Highroads.t.
182Claudio CorioniAcqua & Sapones.t.
183Jens MourisVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
184Christian MeierExxon Duke+ 6'22
185Sébastien HinaultAG2R La Mondiales.t.
186Kristof GoddaertAG2R La Mondiales.t.
187Kevin Van ImpeQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
188Nikolai TrussovKatusha Teams.t.
189Anthony RavardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
190Alexander MironovKatusha Teams.t.
191Matthew BrammeierHTC - Highroads.t.
192Bert GrabschHTC - Highroads.t.
193Jos Van EmdenRabobank Cycling Team+ 12'30
194Alexander KristoffBMC Racing Team+ 15'50
 
baggieboys32
Top  #150 Print Post
Posted on 03-05-2012 18:20
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Stage 7


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The queen stage of week 1, and what a cracker it promises to be! 97km in length, but most of it climbing, first up, the Serra De La Strada, (10KOM points) and the finishing on the summit of the Monte Vergnine near Naples.

We once again put a man into todays breakaway, Danny Pate was the man for the job, one of our better climbers, so if the break succeeded, he had a good chance of taking the stage win.

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The breakaway was allowed to open a decent gap, the pack pushed a slower pace over the Serra De La Strade, saving the legs for fireworks later in the day, Pate was looking strong in the break, and was first over the climb, taking 10points, to make him provisional leader in the KOM.

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On the descent, Astana managed to more than halve the gap to the peloton, it was clear that the break as a whole wouldn't make it, so as the peloton came into view, Gustav Larsson attacked from within the breakaway, looking to cling on solo to the top.

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The attack was never really a threat however, and as the first attacks came from within the pack, he was caught, Garzelli was the first name to make an attack, with 5km to go, causing the pace in the pack to rise once more.

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Garzelli opened a gap of about 25" which he held for a further 2.5km, until Chris Horner made an attack, we knew we couldn't win it in a sprint, so we had to open a gap to the pack before the final dash.

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Chris quickly caught Garzelli, and the attack sparked several responses from behind, Sanchéz and Vinokourov both joined the front duo with 1.7km to go, it seemed one of these 4 would take the victory here today.

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Horner's attack had been timed perfectly, the response from the rest had been able to join the duo, but there legs were still very much feeling the attack, whilst Garzelli had been solo for much longer against the pack he had little left, and Horner is able to take the stage win here, a great way to finish week 1, and showing good form ahead of the mountain days to come!

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Stage Results


1Chris HornerExxon Duke2h58'52
2Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
3Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
4Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astanas.t.
5Michele ScarponiLampre - ISDs.t.
6Haimar ZubeldiaTeam RadioShacks.t.
7Marco PinottiHTC - Highroads.t.
8Ivan BassoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
9Richie PorteSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
10Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
Spoiler
11Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
12Marzio BruseghinMovistar Teams.t.
13Damiano CunegoLampre - ISDs.t.
14Peter VelitsHTC - Highroads.t.
15Morris PossoniSky ProCyclings.t.
16Giampaolo CarusoKatusha Teams.t.
17Amets TxurrukaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
18Jakob FuglsangLeopard Treks.t.
19Steven KruijswijkRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
20Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
21Rubén PlazaMovistar Teams.t.
22Simon SpilakLampre - ISDs.t.
23Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Teams.t.
24Mikel NieveEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
25Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - ISDs.t.
26Tejay Van GarderenHTC - Highroads.t.
27Kevin De WeertQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
28Emanuele SellaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
29Cayetano SarmientoAcqua & Sapones.t.
30Philip DeignanTeam RadioShacks.t.
31Francesco BellottiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
32Przemyslaw NiemiecLampre - ISDs.t.
33Bruno PiresLeopard Treks.t.
34Andrea NoèFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
35Kanstantsin SiutsouHTC - Highroads.t.
36Andriy GrivkoPro Team Astanas.t.
37Grischa NiermannRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
38Robert KiserlovskiPro Team Astanas.t.
39Massimo CodolAcqua & Sapones.t.
40José RujanoAndroni Giocattolis.t.
41Giovanni ViscontiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
42Óscar PujolOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
43Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapones.t.
44Francesco FailliFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
45Volodymir GustovSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
46David ZabriskieExxon Dukes.t.
47Riccardo ChiariniAndroni Giocattoli+ 1'25
48Christian KneesSky ProCyclings.t.
49Aitor Pérez ArrietaLampre - ISDs.t.
50Patrik SinkewitzFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
51Christophe RiblonAG2R La Mondiales.t.
52Alessandro BisoltiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
53Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1'33
54Nicki SørensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
55Andrey KashechkinLampre - ISDs.t.
56Eduard VorganovKatusha Teams.t.
57Paolo TiralongoPro Team Astana+ 1'49
58Alessandro BertoliniAndroni Giocattoli+ 1'57
59Michael AlbasiniHTC - Highroads.t.
60Luca MazzantiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
61Carlos BetancourtAcqua & Sapones.t.
62Amaël MoinardBMC Racing Teams.t.
63Vasil KiryienkaMovistar Teams.t.
64Yaroslav PopovychTeam RadioShacks.t.
65Mario AertsOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 2'05
66José SerpaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
67Ben HermansTeam RadioShacks.t.
68Danny PateExxon Dukes.t.
69Gustav Erik LarssonSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
70José Iván GutiérrezMovistar Teams.t.
71Ivan SantaromitaBMC Racing Teams.t.
72Bauke MollemaRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
73Rémy Di GregorioPro Team Astana+ 2'13
74Pavel BruttKatusha Teams.t.
75Jorge AzanzaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 2'21
76Mirko SelvaggiVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
77Steve MorabitoBMC Racing Teams.t.
78Addy EngelsQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
79Davide MalacarneQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 2'29
80Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapone+ 2'37
81Aleksandr KuschynskiKatusha Team+ 2'45
82Manuel CardosoTeam RadioShacks.t.
83Xabier ZandioSky ProCyclings.t.
84Sylwester SzmydLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
85Michel KrederTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
86Matthew LloydOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 2'53
87Hubert DupontAG2R La Mondiale+ 3'17
88Sergey LagutinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
89Maxime BouetAG2R La Mondiale+ 3'25
90Scott ZwizanskiExxon Dukes.t.
91Chris FroomeSky ProCycling+ 3'33
92Paul MartensRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
93Joan HorrachKatusha Team+ 4'21
94Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
95Juan Mauricio SolerMovistar Team+ 4'29
96Francesco GinanniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
97Andrew TalanskyTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
98Jürgen Van de WalleOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 4'37
99Balint SzeghalmiLampre - ISD+ 4'45
100Stefan DeniflLeopard Trek+ 5'17
101Roberto FerrariAndroni Giocattoli+ 5'25
102Thomas RohreggerLeopard Treks.t.
103Johann TschoppBMC Racing Team+ 6'13
104Adam HansenOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
105Caleb FairlyExxon Duke+ 6'21
106Christian MeierExxon Duke+ 6'29
107Evgeni PetrovPro Team Astana+ 13'25
108Dario CioniSky ProCycling+ 13'33
109Oliver ZauggLeopard Treks.t.
110Artem OvechkinKatusha Teams.t.
111Steve HouanardAG2R La Mondiale+ 13'41
112Jack BobridgeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
113Rubén PérezEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 13'49
114Pablo LastrasMovistar Team+ 13'57
115Emanuele VonaFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
116Simon ClarkePro Team Astana+ 14'05
117Luca SolariAndroni Giocattolis.t.
118Pierre CazauxEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
119Ben Jacques-MaynesExxon Dukes.t.
120Simon ZahnerBMC Racing Teams.t.
121Roman KireyevPro Team Astanas.t.
122Kjell CarlströmSky ProCyclings.t.
123Taylor PhinneyExxon Dukes.t.
124Jonas Aaen JørgensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
125José Joaquín RojasMovistar Team+ 14'13
126Ruggero MarzoliAcqua & Sapones.t.
127Stuart O'GradyLeopard Treks.t.
128David Le LayAG2R La Mondiale+ 14'21
129Dominic KlemmeLeopard Treks.t.
130Grega BoleLampre - ISDs.t.
131Anthony RavardAG2R La Mondiale+ 14'29
132Russell DowningSky ProCycling+ 27'25
133Marc De MaarQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 27'33
134Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
135Gorka IzagirreEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 27'41
136Francesco RedaQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
137Francisco José VentosoMovistar Team+ 27'49
138Sep VanmarckeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
139Stephen CummingsSky ProCyclings.t.
140Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas - Cannondale+ 27'57
141Allan DavisPro Team Astana+ 28'05
142Maarten WynantsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
143Geoffroy LequatreTeam RadioShack+ 28'13
144Lieuwe WestraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
145Alexander MironovKatusha Teams.t.
146Maxime VantommeKatusha Teams.t.
147Joost Van LeijenVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 28'21
148Robert HunterTeam RadioShacks.t.
149Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
150Davide ViganòLeopard Treks.t.
151Cameron MeyerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
152Pierpaolo De NegriFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 28'29
153Mikaël ChérelAG2R La Mondiales.t.
154Coen VermeltfoortRabobank Cycling Team+ 28'37
155Francisco Javier AramendiaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
156Julian DeanTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
157Sébastien HinaultAG2R La Mondiales.t.
158Travis MeyerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
159Danilo WyssBMC Racing Teams.t.
160Pablo UrtasunEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 28'45
161Baden CookeSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
162Bert GrabschHTC - Highroads.t.
163Danilo NapolitanoAcqua & Sapones.t.
164John DegenkolbHTC - Highroads.t.
165Elia VivianiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
166Martin KohlerBMC Racing Teams.t.
167Borut BožicVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
168Christopher SuttonSky ProCycling+ 28'53
169Robbie McEwenTeam RadioShacks.t.
170Vicente ReynèsOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
171Ramunas NavardauskasTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 29'01
172Kristof GoddaertAG2R La Mondiales.t.
173Fabio SabatiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
174Frederique RobertQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
175Andrea GuardiniFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
176Jens MourisVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
177Jens DebusschereOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 29'09
178Michael MatthewsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
179Marco BandieraQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
180Bernardo ColexExxon Dukes.t.
181Andreas StauffQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
182Matthew WilsonTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
183Kevin Van ImpeQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
184Gert DockxOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
185Grégory RastTeam RadioShack+ 29'17
186Crescenzo D'AmoreAndroni Giocattolis.t.
187Claudio CorioniAcqua & Sapones.t.
188Jonathan BellisSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
189Matthew BrammeierHTC - Highroads.t.
190Leigh HowardHTC - Highroads.t.


End of week report, and Week 2 introduction to follow shortly Smile




 
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Yes Smile
RIP Exxon Duke, David Veilleux, Double Feature, and Monster Energy
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baggieboys32
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Posted on 03-05-2012 21:36
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End of Week 1


Well, the 97km mountain stage today, finished off the first week of racing in style, the first day for the GC men, and we are proud to say it was Horner who came out on top!

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General Classification


After the lightest week of the three, the top end of the GC, is still dominated by those teams who are good TTists, there have been some changes following the last 3 days however, Cunego moves past the Movistar side, into the race lead in front of team mate Michele Scarponi.

Four Exxon-Duke, the first week has been a great success, seeing Horner make use of a good TT and work upwards, his Stage win in Monte Vergnine is enough to move him up to 7th place in the GC!

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1Damiano CunegoLampre - ISD28h15'21
2Michele ScarponiLampre - ISD+ 8
3Marzio BruseghinMovistar Team+ 23
4Rubén PlazaMovistar Teams.t.
5Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Teams.t.
6Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - ISD+ 28
7Chris HornerExxon Duke+ 30
8Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 41
9Przemyslaw NiemiecLampre - ISD+ 45
10Simon SpilakLampre - ISD+ 46
11Marco PinottiHTC - Highroad+ 49
12Peter VelitsHTC - Highroads.t.
13Tejay Van GarderenHTC - Highroads.t.
14Kanstantsin SiutsouHTC - Highroad+ 53
15Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astana+ 55


Points Jersey


The course makes it difficult for the sprinters to really make much ground in the Maglia Rossa contest, as demonstrated by the lack of sprinters here in Italy, and only 2 names in the top 15 who have a vicious kick- Allan Davis and Peter Sagan. The Vacansoleil rider, Matteo Carrara still leads in this competition, in front of Lampre duo, Cunego and Scarponi, whilst Horner is best placed for Exxon, in 12th place, with 28 points.

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1Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team93
2Michele ScarponiLampre - ISD87
3Damiano CunegoLampre - ISD74
4Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astana62
5Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Team61
6Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondale40
7Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondale38
8Allan DavisPro Team Astana37
9Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapone35
10Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - ISD32
11Luca SolariAndroni Giocattoli28
12Chris HornerExxon Duke28
13Giovanni ViscontiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli27
14Marzio BruseghinMovistar Team23
15Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team20


King of The Mountains


We are dominating in the mountain competition, Chris Horner took the lead at the first checkpoint, wearing the jersey from day2-day6, before being knocked off the top by Travis Meier. On Day 7 Horner took the victory at the summit to claim 4mountain points, and Pate also picked up 10 on the days first climb, placing him in second, a current one-two for Exxon-Duke in the race for the Maglia Verde.

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1Chris HornerExxon Duke11
2Danny PateExxon Duke10
3Travis MeyerTeam Garmin - Cervélo7
4Rubén PérezEuskaltel - Euskadi6
5Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapone6
6Ivan SantaromitaBMC Racing Team6
7Riccardo ChiariniAndroni Giocattoli4
8Scott ZwizanskiExxon Duke3
9Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapone3
10Maxime BouetAG2R La Mondiale3


Under 25 Jersey


The youth classification will be hard fought this year, several of the next generation of climbers are present, such as Sagan, Kiserlovski, Spilak, Van Garderen etc. Currently, the jersey is held by the best TTing Team, Movistar with Intxausti, but as the mountains continue, expect to see VG and Kisso coming forwards!

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1Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Team28h15'44 (1)
2Simon SpilakLampre - ISD+ 23 (2)
3Tejay Van GarderenHTC - Highroad+ 26 (3)
4Steven KruijswijkRabobank Cycling Team+ 47 (4)
5Robert KiserlovskiPro Team Astana+ 56 (5)
6Cayetano SarmientoAcqua & Sapone+ 1'20 (6)
7Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondale+ 2'54 (7)
8Ben HermansTeam RadioShack+ 2'56 (8)
9Carlos BetancourtAcqua & Sapone+ 3'17 (9)
10Michel KrederTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 3'47 (10)



Week 2 Introduction


Now we know about the standings, it's time to take a look at what week 2 has to offer the men in Italy as we head towards the business end of proceedings, with some major days racing ahead for everyone!

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A light day to start week 2, 212km in length, but the profile is favourable meaning it will likely come down to a sprint up the final sharp kilometre to the finish line.

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One of the more famous days in the Proracing calendar, 2 ascents of Mount Etna face the riders, we should see major breaks in the times up this climb, 159km the day, 63km of that is uphill, a real test on the legs, despite an often reasonable climbing gradient.

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Following the torture up Mt.Etna, this is a day off, the final 15km are very gently uphill, this has to be one of the days where the sprinters will look to gain something from the 3 week ordeal.

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Officially classed as a flat day, but the 155km route looks pretty hilly to me! expect to see punchers fighting the breakaway for the stage win, in a day which is unlikely to affect the overall, but will make a respected addition to any riders palmarés!

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Day 12 is a relaxing day before the real alpine days arrive, at just 167km in length, and an almost completely flat route, the sprinters may use this as a final target before dropping out from the competition.

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The alps have arrived, 166km to the summit of the Grossglockner in Austria, this is a frightener for the GC men, it will fast hard and painful up the final 18km climb!

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The queen stage of week 2, if not the entire race, 210km including the ascent and (Frightening) descent of the Monte Crostis will shake up the pack, before they arrive at the base of one of the Hardest climbs on the cycling calendar. Monte Zoncolan is 10,9km long, with an average gradient of 11.9%! this will thin the pack for sure, as the second week draws to a close

Looking forward to the races, and see you out there!




 
baggieboys32
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Posted on 04-05-2012 09:30
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Stage 8


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In all likelihood, today will be for the sprinters, however at 212km in length, and with no actual sprinters here, perhaps a break will be allowed to take the win, as teams use today to relax.

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It was clear early on, that many teams thought the break had a good chance today, both Astana, and Omega-Pharma placed two men in the breakaway group, as 11men went clear out in front.

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The breakaway wasn't controlled efficiently, and as they passed the 10km mark, the gap was small, but still existed, the men in the break were still working, it would be tight today!

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0.8km and the gap still exists! Horner has found the wheel of HTC puncher Albasini who is leading out the peloton, but will the group be able to overtake the front men as they launch there sprint?

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And no! they leave it just too late for the stage win today, catching all but the last man from the break, but Klemme is able to hang on for Leopard Trek, to pick up there first stage win, Horner meanwhile was able to follow Albasini and then sprint to 4th place! a fantastic result on a stage where we expected nothing!

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Stage Results


1Dominic KlemmeLeopard Trek5h05'39
2Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
3Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astanas.t.
4Chris HornerExxon Dukes.t.
5Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
6Simon ClarkePro Team Astanas.t.
7Peter VelitsHTC - Highroads.t.
8Michele ScarponiLampre - ISDs.t.
9Michael AlbasiniHTC - Highroads.t.
10John DegenkolbHTC - Highroads.t.
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11Coen VermeltfoortRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
12Francisco José VentosoMovistar Teams.t.
13Marco PinottiHTC - Highroads.t.
14Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
15Marzio BruseghinMovistar Teams.t.
16Jakob FuglsangLeopard Treks.t.
17Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
18Emanuele SellaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
19Cayetano SarmientoAcqua & Sapones.t.
20Allan DavisPro Team Astanas.t.
21Haimar ZubeldiaTeam RadioShacks.t.
22Elia VivianiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
23Baden CookeSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
24Manuel CardosoTeam RadioShacks.t.
25Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
26Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - ISDs.t.
27Robbie McEwenTeam RadioShacks.t.
28Gorka IzagirreEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
29Stuart O'GradyLeopard Treks.t.
30Richie PorteSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
31Giampaolo CarusoKatusha Teams.t.
32Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
33Patrik SinkewitzFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
34Francesco GinanniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
35Jürgen Van de WalleOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
36Andrea NoèFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
37Grischa NiermannRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
38Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
39Aitor Pérez ArrietaLampre - ISDs.t.
40Alessandro BertoliniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
41Giovanni ViscontiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
42Chris FroomeSky ProCyclings.t.
43Eduard VorganovKatusha Teams.t.
44Steven KruijswijkRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
45José RujanoAndroni Giocattolis.t.
46Danilo NapolitanoAcqua & Sapones.t.
47Paul MartensRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
48Damiano CunegoLampre - ISDs.t.
49Amets TxurrukaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
50Tejay Van GarderenHTC - Highroads.t.
51Riccardo ChiariniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
52Luca MazzantiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
53Luca SolariAndroni Giocattolis.t.
54Mikel NieveEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
55Balint SzeghalmiLampre - ISDs.t.
56Ruggero MarzoliAcqua & Sapones.t.
57José Iván GutiérrezMovistar Teams.t.
58Roman KireyevPro Team Astanas.t.
59Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
60Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
61Andriy GrivkoPro Team Astanas.t.
62Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
63David ZabriskieExxon Dukes.t.
64Massimo CodolAcqua & Sapones.t.
65Bert GrabschHTC - Highroads.t.
66Pablo LastrasMovistar Teams.t.
67Adam HansenOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
68Borut BožicVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
69Robert HunterTeam RadioShacks.t.
70Taylor PhinneyExxon Dukes.t.
71Alessandro BisoltiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
72José SerpaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
73Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
74Kanstantsin SiutsouHTC - Highroads.t.
75Paolo TiralongoPro Team Astanas.t.
76Joost Van LeijenVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
77Grega BoleLampre - ISDs.t.
78Evgeni PetrovPro Team Astanas.t.
79Kristof GoddaertAG2R La Mondiales.t.
80Ben HermansTeam RadioShacks.t.
81Davide ViganòLeopard Treks.t.
82José Joaquín RojasMovistar Teams.t.
83Carlos BetancourtAcqua & Sapones.t.
84David Le LayAG2R La Mondiales.t.
85Andrey KashechkinLampre - ISDs.t.
86Yaroslav PopovychTeam RadioShacks.t.
87Sergey LagutinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
88Pierpaolo De NegriFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
89Jack BobridgeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
90Simon SpilakLampre - ISDs.t.
91Michel KrederTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
92Bernardo ColexExxon Dukes.t.
93Michael MatthewsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
94Steve HouanardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
95Robert KiserlovskiPro Team Astanas.t.
96Ivan BassoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
97Julian DeanTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
98Rubén PérezEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
99Przemyslaw NiemiecLampre - ISDs.t.
100Pavel BruttKatusha Teams.t.
101Christopher SuttonSky ProCyclings.t.
102Maxime VantommeKatusha Teams.t.
103Cameron MeyerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
104Gustav Erik LarssonSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
105Ben Jacques-MaynesExxon Dukes.t.
106Grégory RastTeam RadioShacks.t.
107Christian KneesSky ProCyclings.t.
108Mirko SelvaggiVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
109Geoffroy LequatreTeam RadioShacks.t.
110Kjell CarlströmSky ProCyclings.t.
111Bruno PiresLeopard Treks.t.
112Rémy Di GregorioPro Team Astanas.t.
113Martin KohlerBMC Racing Teams.t.
114Mikaël ChérelAG2R La Mondiales.t.
115Sep VanmarckeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
116Danny PateExxon Dukes.t.
117Xabier ZandioSky ProCyclings.t.
118Joan HorrachKatusha Teams.t.
119Jens DebusschereOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
120Dario CioniSky ProCyclings.t.
121Mario AertsOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
122Russell DowningSky ProCyclings.t.
123Johann TschoppBMC Racing Teams.t.
124Oliver ZauggLeopard Treks.t.
125Rubén PlazaMovistar Teams.t.
126Philip DeignanTeam RadioShacks.t.
127Travis MeyerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
128Maarten WynantsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
129Hubert DupontAG2R La Mondiales.t.
130Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Teams.t.
131Stephen CummingsSky ProCyclings.t.
132Nicki SørensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
133Vicente ReynèsOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
134Óscar PujolOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
135Juan Mauricio SolerMovistar Teams.t.
136Danilo WyssBMC Racing Teams.t.
137Crescenzo D'AmoreAndroni Giocattolis.t.
138Ramunas NavardauskasTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
139Sébastien HinaultAG2R La Mondiales.t.
140Christophe RiblonAG2R La Mondiales.t.
141Steve MorabitoBMC Racing Teams.t.
142Sylwester SzmydLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
143Jens MourisVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
144Anthony RavardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
145Emanuele VonaFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 2'19
146Jonathan BellisSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
147Stefan DeniflLeopard Treks.t.
148Simon ZahnerBMC Racing Teams.t.
149Bauke MollemaRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
150Ivan SantaromitaBMC Racing Teams.t.
151Matthew LloydOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
152Leigh HowardHTC - Highroads.t.
153Pablo UrtasunEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
154Pierre CazauxEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
155Francisco Javier AramendiaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
156Gert DockxOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
157Matthew WilsonTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
158Scott ZwizanskiExxon Dukes.t.
159Amaël MoinardBMC Racing Teams.t.
160Marc De MaarQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
161Lieuwe WestraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
162Jorge AzanzaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
163Caleb FairlyExxon Dukes.t.
164Davide MalacarneQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
165Francesco FailliFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
166Roberto FerrariAndroni Giocattolis.t.
167Andrew TalanskyTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
168Frederique RobertQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
169Addy EngelsQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
170Marco BandieraQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
171Kevin De WeertQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
172Francesco RedaQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
173Andreas StauffQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
174Maxime BouetAG2R La Mondiales.t.
175Aleksandr KuschynskiKatusha Teams.t.
176Morris PossoniSky ProCyclings.t.
177Volodymir GustovSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
178Kevin Van ImpeQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
179Vasil KiryienkaMovistar Teams.t.
180Jonas Aaen JørgensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
181Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapones.t.
182Alexander MironovKatusha Teams.t.
183Claudio CorioniAcqua & Sapones.t.
184Fabio SabatiniLiquigas - Cannondale+ 3'35
185Matthew BrammeierHTC - Highroads.t.
186Thomas RohreggerLeopard Trek+ 3'51
187Artem OvechkinKatusha Team+ 4'04
188Christian MeierExxon Dukes.t.
189Andrea GuardiniFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 4'45


All in all, a good day for Exxon here in Italy, a 4th place, is never to be sniffed at, and we were able to get away with doing almost no work, a good opportunity to re-build the legs, before tomorrow, the ascent of Etna!




 
baggieboys32
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Posted on 04-05-2012 10:55
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As well as the Giro D'Italia, the next 8 days contain the Tour of California, this is a major goal for our all-american squad, but the competition is often fierce despite is 2.HC status, many of the big riders use the ToC as a warm up for the Tour De France, so expect a strong startlist!

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To a large extent, we send our TdF squad here to california, he only real changes are to see Danielson and Pate, replacing Lewis and Stetina, none the less, we have a strong all around squad here, Farrar returns to the fore, after a quiet season since mid-april, Armstrong is our leader here, he is yet to make an impression since his comeback, but hopefully this will be set a benchmark from which he can move forwards.

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Plenty of days for both sprinters and climbers here in california, the ascent of Mt Baldy, on stage 7, looks set to define the GC, along with the TT on day 6.

Days 2 will be fast paced, downhill all the way to the finish line, which will make for a tremendous race pace!

Startlist


Any one who thought that the startlist for the Giro was a weak one, will be pleased to see the big names are all here for the Tour of California, Schleck, Evans, Armstrong, Rodriguez and Leipheimer seem set to be the men contesting the Yellow jersey, so the competition will be fierce on the climbs!

In the race for the points jersey meanwhile, we see the likes of Cavendish, Hushovd, Farrar and Boonen, one cannot help but feel sorry for those men from the lower division teams such as Rapha-Condor and Endura, it seems hard to work out where they will make a difference in this WT dominated race!

Spoiler

Leopard
1. A.Schleck
2. D.Bennati
3. F.Cancellara
4. M.Mortensen
5. F.Schleck
6. R.Wagner
7. F.Wegmann
8. W.Weylandt

BMC
11. C.Evans
12. A.Ballan
13. C.Barton
14. M.Burghardt
15. A.Kristoff
16. J.Murphy
17. M.Quinziato
18. G.Van Avermaet

Exxon
21. L.Armstrong
22. S.Cozza
23. S.Deeny
24. T.Farrar
25. C.Lewis
26. J.Louder
27. B.Selander
28. P.Stetina

The Shack
31. L.Leipheimer
32. S.Bewley
33. J.Brajkovic
34. M.Busche
35. M.Irizar
36. A.Klöden
37. D.Muravyev
38. J.Sergent

Katusha
41. J.Rodríguez
42. D.Di Luca
43. L.Hoste
44. A.Kolobnev
45. D.Moreno
46. L.Paolini
47. A.Porsev
48. F.Pozzato

Garmin
51. C.Vande Velde
52. R.Hammond
53. H.Haussler
54. T.Hushovd
55. A.Klier
56. D.Lloyd
57. M.Maaskant
58. J.Van Summeren

HTC
61. T.Martin
62. L.Bak
63. M.Cavendish
64. B.Eisel
65. M.Goss
66. M.Renshaw
67. H.Roulston
68. M.Velits

Quick·Step
71. S.Chavanel
72. T.Boonen
73. F.Chicchi
74. G.Ciolek
75. D.Devenyns
76. G.Steegmans
77. Z.Stybar
78. N.Terpstra

UnitedHealth
81. C.Wegelius
82. J.Clarke
83. A.Hegyvari
84. J.Keough
85. A.Pinfold
86. M.Schmitt
87. R.Sutherland
88. B.Van Poppel

Saxo Bank
91. B.Noval
92. L.Didier
93. J.J.Haedo
94. R.Majka
95. J.Marycz
96. M.Mørkøv
97. N.Nuyens
98. M.Tosatto

Astana
101. E.Gasparotto
102. A.Bazayev
103. M.Gourov
104. V.Iglinskiy
105. M.Iglinskiy
106. M.Lorenzetto
107. F.Masciarelli
108. G.Stangelj

Team Type 1
111. A.Efimkin
112. A.Bazzana
113. F.Calabria
114. O.Kerkhof
115. J.Kocjan
116. K.Reijnen
117. A.Shmidt
118. M.Verschoor

Endura
121. I.Camaño
122. J.Anderson
123. J.Bauer
124. M.De Jonge
125. R.Partridge
126. A.Wetterhall
127. C.Wilkinson

Kelly Benefit
131. A.Bajadali
132. J.Anthony
133. C.Barrett
134. A.Candelario
135. M.Creed
136. M.Friedman
137. M.Hinnen
138. D.Holloway

Liquigas
141. M.Finetto
142. V.Agnoli
143. M.Da Dalto
144. T.Duggan
145. D.Nerz
146. M.Paterski
147. S.Ponzi
148. J.Sagan

Raleigh
151. D.Fleeman
152. M.Cronshaw
153. M.Kipling
154. P.Mooney
155. R.Parnes
156. J.Sparling

Rapha Condor
161. K.House
162. Z.Dempster
163. D.Downing
164. J.McCallum
165. C.Munro
166. J.Tiernan-Locke

RealCyclist
171. T.Rabou
172. I.Burnett
173. M.Crane
174. C.House
175. E.Hyde
176. F.Travieso

Glud & Marstrand
181. J.Nielsen
182. M.Andersen
183. M.Berling
184. K.Jebjerg
185. K.Jørgensen
186. N.Østergaard

Jamis
191. A.Borrajo
192. T.Brown
193. J.Driscoll
194. A.Guptill
195. E.Schildge
196. J.Simes
Edited by baggieboys32 on 04-05-2012 10:57




 
baggieboys32
Top  #155 Print Post
Posted on 04-05-2012 11:13
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Stage 1


Day 1, is a fairly flat route, but a short 2.5km climb just before the finish, may prove enough to break up the pack.

Today saw a 3man breakaway form very early, unsurprisingly Endura placed a man in the break, with such a strong field, expect to see the CT teams active in the breaks! He was joined by Bernhard Eisel, and Enrico Gasparotto, the Astana man picking up the KOM points, meaning he is the first man in the KOM jersey.

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On the final climb of the day, The favourites did indeed make an attack, an elite group- Martin, Armstrong, Leipheimer, A.Schleck, J.Rodriguéz and Cadel Evans got away for a while, but Astana were keen to bring the group back, and had help from the CT teams, meaning they were caught soon after reaching the summit.

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Katusha win the stage in a reduced sprint, thanks to Aleksander Kolobnev, he had more in the tank than his opponents having avoided the late break, and takes the leaders jersey.

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Stage Results


1Alexandr KolobnevKatusha Team4h44'00
2Andreas KlödenTeam RadioShacks.t.
3Tony MartinHTC - Highroads.t.
4Joaquím RodríguezKatusha Teams.t.
5Andy SchleckLeopard Treks.t.
6Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShacks.t.
7Matthew BuscheTeam RadioShacks.t.
8Danilo Di LucaKatusha Teams.t.
9Cadel EvansBMC Racing Teams.t.
10Fränk SchleckLeopard Treks.t.
Spoiler
11Janez BrajkovičTeam RadioShacks.t.
12Fabian WegmannLeopard Treks.t.
13Francesco MasciarelliPro Team Astanas.t.
14Dimitriy MuravyevTeam RadioShacks.t.
15Mirco LorenzettoPro Team Astanas.t.
16Andrew BajadaliKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
17Fabian CancellaraLeopard Treks.t.
18Luca PaoliniKatusha Teams.t.
19Gorazd StangeljPro Team Astanas.t.
20Jack BauerEndura Racings.t.
21Lance ArmstrongExxon Dukes.t.
22Thor HushovdTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
23Charles WegeliusUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
24Johan Van SummerenTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
25Alexander EfimkinTeam Type 1s.t.
26Dries DevenynsQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
27Tom BoonenQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
28Christian Vande VeldeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
29Nick NuyensSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
30Kristian HouseRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
31Jure KocjanTeam Type 1s.t.
32Daniel LloydTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
33Benjamín NovalSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
34Maxim IglinskiyPro Team Astanas.t.
35Rory SutherlandUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
36Daniel MorenoKatusha Teams.t.
37Assan BazayevPro Team Astanas.t.
38Alessandro BallanBMC Racing Teams.t.
39Valentin IglinskiyPro Team Astanas.t.
40Gert SteegmansQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
41Niki TerpstraQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
42Robert PartridgeEndura Racings.t.
43Heinrich HausslerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
44Lars Ytting BakHTC - Highroads.t.
45Filippo PozzatoKatusha Teams.t.
46Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Teams.t.
47Enrico GasparottoPro Team Astanas.t.
48Martin VelitsHTC - Highroads.t.
49Daniel FleemanTeam Raleighs.t.
50Markel IrizarTeam RadioShacks.t.
51Jonathan Tiernan-LockeRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
52Sylvain ChavanelQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
53Gerald CiolekQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
54Jarosław MaryczSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
55Chris BartonBMC Racing Teams.t.
56Alessandro BazzanaTeam Type 1s.t.
57Laurent DidierSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
58John MurphyBMC Racing Teams.t.
59Jesse SergentTeam RadioShacks.t.
60Daniele BennatiLeopard Treks.t.
61Niki ØstergaardGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
62Jacob NielsenGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
63Matthew GossHTC - Highroads.t.
64Tyler FarrarExxon Dukes.t.
65Jeff LouderExxon Duke+ 1'08
66Dean DowningRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
67Bernhard EiselHTC - Highroads.t.
68Wouter WeylandtLeopard Treks.t.
69Andreas KlierTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
70Bjorn SelanderExxon Dukes.t.
71Valerio AgnoliLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
72Iker CamañoEndura Racings.t.
73Sam BewleyTeam RadioShack+ 1'16
74Robert WagnerLeopard Treks.t.
75Craig LewisExxon Dukes.t.
76Eric SchildgeJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
77Leif HosteKatusha Teams.t.
78Philip MooneyTeam Raleighs.t.
79Maxim GourovPro Team Astanas.t.
80Maciej PaterskiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
81Morgan SchmittUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
82Manuel QuinziatoBMC Racing Teams.t.
83Martin MortensenLeopard Trek+ 1'24
84Simone PonziLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
85Peter StetinaExxon Duke+ 1'32
86Zdenek StybarQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 1'48
87Olaf KerkhofTeam Type 1+ 1'56
88Matteo TosattoSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
89Mark RenshawHTC - Highroads.t.
90Michael MørkøvSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
91Jonathan ClarkeUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling+ 2'04
92Mark CavendishHTC - Highroads.t.
93Michael BerlingGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
94Hayden RoulstonHTC - Highroads.t.
95Mauro FinettoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
96Jake KeoughUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
97Matt CraneRealCyclist.com Cycling Team+ 2'12
98Adrian HegyvariUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
99Dominik NerzLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
100Steven CozzaExxon Dukes.t.
101Jamie SparlingTeam Raleigh+ 2'20
102Matthew KiplingTeam Raleighs.t.
103Michael AndersenGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
104Alexander KristoffBMC Racing Teams.t.
105Alexey ShmidtTeam Type 1s.t.
106Greg Van AvermaetBMC Racing Teams.t.
107Alexander PorsevKatusha Team+ 2'28
108Michael CreedKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
109Roger HammondTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
110Timothy DugganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
111Alejandro BorrajoJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
112Juan José HaedoSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
113Matt CronshawTeam Raleighs.t.
114Kiel ReijnenTeam Type 1s.t.
115Juraj SaganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
116Sheldon DeenyExxon Dukes.t.
117Zakkari DempsterRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
118James DriscollJamis - Sutter Home+ 2'36
119Daniel HollowayKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
120Alex CandelarioKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
121Michael FriedmanKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
122Mauro Da DaltoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
123Alexander WetterhallEndura Racing+ 2'44
124Martijn VerschoorTeam Type 1s.t.
125Mark HinnenKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Health+ 3'00
126Jack AndersonEndura Racings.t.
127Jesse AnthonyKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Health+ 3'08
128Colton BarrettKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
129Andy GuptillJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
130Ryan ParnesTeam Raleighs.t.
131James McCallumRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
132Francesco ChicchiQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
133Thomas RabouRealCyclist.com Cycling Team+ 3'16
134Martijn MaaskantTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
135Callum WilkinsonEndura Racings.t.
136Tucker BrownJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
137Maarten De JongeEndura Racing+ 3'40
138Cole HouseRealCyclist.com Cycling Team+ 3'48
139Casey MunroRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
140Kasper JebjergGlud & Marstrand - LRØ+ 4'44
141Fabio CalabriaTeam Type 1s.t.
142Evan HydeRealCyclist.com Cycling Teams.t.
143Ian BurnettRealCyclist.com Cycling Teams.t.
144Jackie SimesJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
145Andrew PinfoldUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
146Frank TraviesoRealCyclist.com Cycling Teams.t.
147Rafal MajkaSaxo Bank SunGard+ 4'52
148Kasper JørgensenGlud & Marstrand - LRØ+ 6'12
149Boy Van PoppelUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling+ 7'56
 
sutty68
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Posted on 04-05-2012 12:34
A steadt start for the team in California Wink

And Good Luck to Chris Horner on Etna Wink
 
baggieboys32
Top  #157 Print Post
Posted on 04-05-2012 21:10
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Stage 2


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A downhill race, 212km in length, but an opportunity to relax the legs a bit, the terrain is very favourable and will almost certainly see a bunch sprint.

The morning break, contained 3 men, 2 British CT riders, Partridge and Tiernan-Locke, along with Nicki Terpstra, the trio went clear early, but never made a threat as we along with Garmin and HTC controlled the day, setting up a bunch sprint for Farrar.

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Deeney led out Farrar in the sprint, we were trailed by all the other favourites, as the sprinters formed a train down the right hand side.

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With so many men behind, to launch early would lead to nothing but disaster, and we allowed the other men around us in the peloton to launch first, only starting our sprint with 600m to go, Farrar was around 2 bike lengths behind the competition.

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And it's timed to perfection, coming past the rest to take it (Just!) on the finishing line, no time for a celebration today, but a stage win none the less, meaning Farrar will start in the Points jersey tomorrow.

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1Tyler FarrarExxon Duke4h57'32
2Jure KocjanTeam Type 1s.t.
3Heinrich HausslerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
4Mirco LorenzettoPro Team Astanas.t.
5Thor HushovdTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
6Tom BoonenQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
7Mark CavendishHTC - Highroads.t.
8Daniele BennatiLeopard Treks.t.
9Alexandr KolobnevKatusha Teams.t.
10Wouter WeylandtLeopard Treks.t.


Stage 3


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Today really is one for the sprinters, almost totally flat, the strong men will look to dominate here, a break has almost no chance!

Indeed, it was clear how unlikely the break was right from the start, only 2 men went away at the front, and they went without competition, a break which would be pulled back 40km from the finish line.

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Today saw 2 sprint trains forming, We lead one, with Cavendish perched just behind, whilst the other was led by Hushovd, these three were the days favourites, though plenty of other sprinters were well positioned to give it a go.

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It quickly became clear that ours was the stronger train, Hushovd fell away in the final kilometre, it was Cav vs Farrar for the stage!

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And it's Farrar! Tyler takes a second consecutive stage win for the team here in California, we had high hopes for the strong team we brought here to the ToC, and so far, They're providing the best rewards going!

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Stage Results


1Tyler FarrarExxon Duke4h32'00
2Mark CavendishHTC - Highroads.t.
3Thor HushovdTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
4Tom BoonenQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
5Mirco LorenzettoPro Team Astanas.t.
6Gerald CiolekQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
7Dean DowningRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
8Luca PaoliniKatusha Teams.t.
9Jure KocjanTeam Type 1s.t.
10Fabian WegmannLeopard Treks.t.
Spoiler
11Tony MartinHTC - Highroads.t.
12Alessandro BallanBMC Racing Teams.t.
13Cadel EvansBMC Racing Teams.t.
14Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShacks.t.
15Joaquím RodríguezKatusha Teams.t.
16Heinrich HausslerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
17Andy SchleckLeopard Treks.t.
18Robert WagnerLeopard Treks.t.
19Alexandr KolobnevKatusha Teams.t.
20Daniele BennatiLeopard Treks.t.
21Gert SteegmansQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
22Assan BazayevPro Team Astanas.t.
23Matteo TosattoSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
24Danilo Di LucaKatusha Teams.t.
25Daniel LloydTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
26Jesse SergentTeam RadioShacks.t.
27Jarosław MaryczSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
28Mark RenshawHTC - Highroads.t.
29Juan José HaedoSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
30Andreas KlödenTeam RadioShacks.t.
31Boy Van PoppelUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
32Christian Vande VeldeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
33Francesco ChicchiQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
34Wouter WeylandtLeopard Treks.t.
35Charles WegeliusUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
36Jonathan ClarkeUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
37Jake KeoughUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
38Dries DevenynsQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
39John MurphyBMC Racing Teams.t.
40Bernhard EiselHTC - Highroads.t.
41Andrew BajadaliKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
42Rory SutherlandUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
43Francesco MasciarelliPro Team Astanas.t.
44Leif HosteKatusha Teams.t.
45Andrew PinfoldUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
46Maxim IglinskiyPro Team Astanas.t.
47Fränk SchleckLeopard Treks.t.
48Michael MørkøvSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
49Laurent DidierSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
50Benjamín NovalSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
51Morgan SchmittUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
52Hayden RoulstonHTC - Highroads.t.
53Philip MooneyTeam Raleighs.t.
54Gorazd StangeljPro Team Astanas.t.
55Alex CandelarioKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
56Alexander EfimkinTeam Type 1s.t.
57Kristian HouseRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
58Zdenek StybarQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
59Sylvain ChavanelQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
60Johan Van SummerenTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
61Alexander PorsevKatusha Teams.t.
62Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Teams.t.
63Dimitriy MuravyevTeam RadioShacks.t.
64Martijn VerschoorTeam Type 1s.t.
65Jeff LouderExxon Dukes.t.
66Daniel MorenoKatusha Teams.t.
67Lars Ytting BakHTC - Highroads.t.
68Adrian HegyvariUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
69Lance ArmstrongExxon Dukes.t.
70Chris BartonBMC Racing Teams.t.
71Janez BrajkovičTeam RadioShacks.t.
72Martin VelitsHTC - Highroads.t.
73Maxim GourovPro Team Astanas.t.
74Matthew BuscheTeam RadioShacks.t.
75Markel IrizarTeam RadioShacks.t.
76Sheldon DeenyExxon Dukes.t.
77Alexey ShmidtTeam Type 1s.t.
78Niki ØstergaardGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
79Bjorn SelanderExxon Dukes.t.
80Iker CamañoEndura Racings.t.
81Michael FriedmanKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
82Manuel QuinziatoBMC Racing Teams.t.
83Greg Van AvermaetBMC Racing Teams.t.
84Colton BarrettKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
85Alexander KristoffBMC Racing Teams.t.
86Craig LewisExxon Dukes.t.
87Jesse AnthonyKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
88Michael CreedKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
89Fabio CalabriaTeam Type 1s.t.
90Steven CozzaExxon Dukes.t.
91Daniel HollowayKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
92Evan HydeRealCyclist.com Cycling Teams.t.
93Sam BewleyTeam RadioShacks.t.
94Martijn MaaskantTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
95Mark HinnenKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
96Thomas RabouRealCyclist.com Cycling Teams.t.
97Matthew GossHTC - Highroad+ 2'22
98Cole HouseRealCyclist.com Cycling Teams.t.
99Ian BurnettRealCyclist.com Cycling Teams.t.
100Filippo PozzatoKatusha Teams.t.
101Valentin IglinskiyPro Team Astanas.t.
102Roger HammondTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
103Simone PonziLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
104Peter StetinaExxon Dukes.t.
105Zakkari DempsterRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
106Martin MortensenLeopard Trek+ 3'58
107Fabian CancellaraLeopard Treks.t.
108Jacob NielsenGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
109Valerio AgnoliLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
110Jack BauerEndura Racings.t.
111Enrico GasparottoPro Team Astanas.t.
112Maciej PaterskiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
113Alessandro BazzanaTeam Type 1s.t.
114Nick NuyensSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
115Niki TerpstraQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
116James McCallumRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
117Olaf KerkhofTeam Type 1s.t.
118Robert PartridgeEndura Racings.t.
119Kiel ReijnenTeam Type 1s.t.
120Jonathan Tiernan-LockeRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
121Mauro FinettoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
122Matt CronshawTeam Raleighs.t.
123Alejandro BorrajoJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
124Maarten De JongeEndura Racings.t.
125Matt CraneRealCyclist.com Cycling Teams.t.
126Michael AndersenGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
127Mauro Da DaltoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
128Alexander WetterhallEndura Racings.t.
129Jamie SparlingTeam Raleighs.t.
130Casey MunroRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
131Andy GuptillJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
132Dominik NerzLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
133Rafal MajkaSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
134Michael BerlingGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
135Ryan ParnesTeam Raleighs.t.
136Kasper JørgensenGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
137Jack AndersonEndura Racings.t.
138Daniel FleemanTeam Raleighs.t.
139Matthew KiplingTeam Raleighs.t.
140Juraj SaganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
141Andreas KlierTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
142Tucker BrownJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
143Jackie SimesJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
144Timothy DugganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
145Eric SchildgeJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
146Frank TraviesoRealCyclist.com Cycling Team+ 11'26
147James DriscollJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
148Kasper JebjergGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
149Callum WilkinsonEndura Racings.t.


Current General Classification


1Tyler FarrarExxon Duke14h12'52
2Alexandr KolobnevKatusha Team+ 16
3Jure KocjanTeam Type 1+ 28
4Andreas KlödenTeam RadioShacks.t.
5Heinrich HausslerTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 30
6Thor HushovdTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 32
7Tony MartinHTC - Highroads.t.
8Mirco LorenzettoPro Team Astana+ 34
9Niki ØstergaardGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
10Markel IrizarTeam RadioShack+ 36


Tylers consecutive stages place him in the overall lead going into tomorrows stage, however, the race starts to kick upwards from now on, so he will be back in the points jersey tomorrow evening, perhaps Lance can do the honours of taking over yellow? Wink




 
baggieboys32
Top  #158 Print Post
Posted on 04-05-2012 21:23
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Stage 9


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The second of the big mountain days today, the riders face twin ascents of Mt.Etna, this will see the real placings at the top start to form, on a much longer mountain day.

The BotD formed on the first ascent of Etna, we managed to get Danny (Pate) up there, into quite a strong group of men, all of whom are a long way down in the GC.

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Lampre and Rabobank however, were in no mood to mess around with breaks today, coming to the fore on the climbs, and never really allowing the break to open a large time gap.

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Sure enough, 3km into the second climb, it was all back together, and despite the amount of climbing left to come, the big attacks started, first up, came Ivan Basso for Liquigas, he was marked, but showed good strength and forced other men to follow, was he working for himself or Nibali today?

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Sanchéz at least wasn't happy with the time gap that was starting to open, he followed Basso, taking the bait, meanwhile, Chris Horner sat tight in the pack along with the Lampre Duo, surely they had the day planned out.

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Indeed they did, to perfection in fact, with 4km to go, they made there attack, Horner followed as best as he could, but Scarponi was in brilliant shape, and quickly rode past the men out in front!

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And in fact, his attack did the job! He came past every other man in 2.8km, to take both the Stage win and the leaders jersey, next over the line was Vicenzo Nibali, who attacked shortly before Scarponi, beating his team mate Basso over the line, a Liquigas 2-3.

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Horner was at the front of the main elite group, coming in 6th place today, moving further up the GC, Chris currently sits in 4th spot, which is a strong position at this still relatively early point within the race, his form is very good at the moment, and the team have a limited workload as we sit just off the podium.

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Scarponi today takes the lead of all 3 competitions, but Scott Zwizanski will wear the KOM jersey tomorrow, he lead the break over the first summit, moving into second place.

Stage Results

1Michele ScarponiLampre - ISD4h35'47
2Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondale+ 28
3Ivan BassoLiquigas - Cannondale+ 43
4Damiano CunegoLampre - ISD+ 58
5Marzio BruseghinMovistar Teams.t.
6Chris HornerExxon Dukes.t.
7Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astanas.t.
8Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
9Peter VelitsHTC - Highroads.t.
10Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
Spoiler
11Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
12Giampaolo CarusoKatusha Teams.t.
13Haimar ZubeldiaTeam RadioShacks.t.
14Amets TxurrukaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 1'25
15Marco PinottiHTC - Highroads.t.
16Jakob FuglsangLeopard Treks.t.
17Tejay Van GarderenHTC - Highroads.t.
18Richie PorteSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
19Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
20Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - ISDs.t.
21Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Teams.t.
22Mikel NieveEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
23Simon SpilakLampre - ISDs.t.
24David ZabriskieExxon Dukes.t.
25Emanuele SellaAndroni Giocattoli+ 2'24
26José RujanoAndroni Giocattoli+ 2'32
27Kevin De WeertQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
28Andrea NoèFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
29Steven KruijswijkRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
30Rubén PlazaMovistar Team+ 2'40
31Andriy GrivkoPro Team Astanas.t.
32Vasil KiryienkaMovistar Teams.t.
33Philip DeignanTeam RadioShacks.t.
34Cayetano SarmientoAcqua & Sapones.t.
35Yaroslav PopovychTeam RadioShacks.t.
36Oliver ZauggLeopard Treks.t.
37Nicki SørensenSaxo Bank SunGard+ 2'48
38Morris PossoniSky ProCyclings.t.
39Francesco FailliFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
40Massimo CodolAcqua & Sapone+ 3'04
41Johann TschoppBMC Racing Team+ 3'52
42José SerpaAndroni Giocattoli+ 4'00
43Christophe RiblonAG2R La Mondiales.t.
44Óscar PujolOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
45Xabier ZandioSky ProCyclings.t.
46Giovanni ViscontiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
47Patrik SinkewitzFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
48Alessandro BisoltiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 4'08
49Grischa NiermannRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
50Christian KneesSky ProCyclings.t.
51Carlos BetancourtAcqua & Sapones.t.
52Kanstantsin SiutsouHTC - Highroads.t.
53Robert KiserlovskiPro Team Astanas.t.
54Alessandro BertoliniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
55Evgeni PetrovPro Team Astanas.t.
56Michael AlbasiniHTC - Highroads.t.
57Dario CioniSky ProCyclings.t.
58Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
59Aitor Pérez ArrietaLampre - ISDs.t.
60Juan Mauricio SolerMovistar Teams.t.
61Andrey KashechkinLampre - ISD+ 4'16
62Przemyslaw NiemiecLampre - ISDs.t.
63Amaël MoinardBMC Racing Teams.t.
64Volodymir GustovSaxo Bank SunGard+ 4'40
65Sylwester SzmydLiquigas - Cannondale+ 4'48
66Rémy Di GregorioPro Team Astana+ 5'20
67Ben HermansTeam RadioShack+ 5'28
68Steve MorabitoBMC Racing Teams.t.
69Eduard VorganovKatusha Team+ 5'36
70Paolo TiralongoPro Team Astanas.t.
71Scott ZwizanskiExxon Dukes.t.
72Pierre CazauxEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 6'16
73Luca MazzantiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 6'32
74Bruno PiresLeopard Trek+ 6'40
75Riccardo ChiariniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
76Bauke MollemaRabobank Cycling Team+ 6'48
77Sergey LagutinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 7'28
78José Iván GutiérrezMovistar Team+ 7'36
79Jack BobridgeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
80David Le LayAG2R La Mondiales.t.
81Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
82Matthew LloydOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
83Anthony RavardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
84Ben Jacques-MaynesExxon Dukes.t.
85Jürgen Van de WalleOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
86Michel KrederTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
87Mario AertsOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
88Hubert DupontAG2R La Mondiales.t.
89Addy EngelsQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
90Rubén PérezEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
91Pavel BruttKatusha Teams.t.
92Paul MartensRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
93Francesco GinanniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
94Simon ClarkePro Team Astanas.t.
95Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapone+ 7'44
96Manuel CardosoTeam RadioShacks.t.
97Joan HorrachKatusha Teams.t.
98Davide MalacarneQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
99Chris FroomeSky ProCyclings.t.
100Simon ZahnerBMC Racing Teams.t.
101Aleksandr KuschynskiKatusha Teams.t.
102Pablo LastrasMovistar Teams.t.
103Roman KireyevPro Team Astana+ 9'12
104José Joaquín RojasMovistar Team+ 9'20
105Gustav Erik LarssonSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
106Luca SolariAndroni Giocattolis.t.
107Danny PateExxon Dukes.t.
108Thomas RohreggerLeopard Treks.t.
109Francisco José VentosoMovistar Teams.t.
110Emanuele VonaFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
111Maxime BouetAG2R La Mondiales.t.
112Roberto FerrariAndroni Giocattolis.t.
113Andrew TalanskyTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 9'28
114Jorge AzanzaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
115Stefan DeniflLeopard Treks.t.
116Gorka IzagirreEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 20'48
117Kjell CarlströmSky ProCycling+ 20'56
118Mirko SelvaggiVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
119Steve HouanardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
120Ivan SantaromitaBMC Racing Teams.t.
121Christian MeierExxon Dukes.t.
122Caleb FairlyExxon Duke+ 21'04
123Artem OvechkinKatusha Teams.t.
124Taylor PhinneyExxon Dukes.t.
125Marc De MaarQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
126Sep VanmarckeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
127Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
128Balint SzeghalmiLampre - ISD+ 21'12
129Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
130Grega BoleLampre - ISD+ 21'20
131Maarten WynantsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
132Alexander MironovKatusha Team+ 25'28
133Baden CookeSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
134Bernardo ColexExxon Duke+ 25'36
135Ruggero MarzoliAcqua & Sapone+ 37'28
136Russell DowningSky ProCyclings.t.
137Stephen CummingsSky ProCyclings.t.
138Geoffroy LequatreTeam RadioShack+ 37'36
139Francesco RedaQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
140Travis MeyerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
141Stuart O'GradyLeopard Treks.t.
142Dominic KlemmeLeopard Treks.t.
143Allan DavisPro Team Astana+ 37'44
144Joost Van LeijenVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
145Coen VermeltfoortRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
146Bert GrabschHTC - Highroads.t.
147Francisco Javier AramendiaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
148Adam HansenOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 37'52
149Lieuwe WestraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 38'08
150Borut BožicVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
151Robert HunterTeam RadioShacks.t.
152Maxime VantommeKatusha Team+ 38'16
153Pablo UrtasunEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
154Davide ViganòLeopard Treks.t.
155Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
156John DegenkolbHTC - Highroads.t.
157Cameron MeyerTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 38'24
158Mikaël ChérelAG2R La Mondiales.t.
159Pierpaolo De NegriFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
160Martin KohlerBMC Racing Teams.t.
161Danilo WyssBMC Racing Team+ 38'32
162Vicente ReynèsOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
163Ramunas NavardauskasTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
164Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapones.t.
165Jonas Aaen JørgensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
166Sébastien HinaultAG2R La Mondiales.t.
167Kristof GoddaertAG2R La Mondiales.t.
168Elia VivianiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
169Frederique RobertQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
170Julian DeanTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
171Michael MatthewsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
172Jonathan BellisSaxo Bank SunGard+ 38'40
173Christopher SuttonSky ProCyclings.t.
174Marco BandieraQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
175Danilo NapolitanoAcqua & Sapones.t.
176Jens DebusschereOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 38'48
177Gert DockxOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
178Crescenzo D'AmoreAndroni Giocattoli+ 38'56
179Andrea GuardiniFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
180Leigh HowardHTC - Highroads.t.
181Robbie McEwenTeam RadioShacks.t.
182Matthew WilsonTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
183Matthew BrammeierHTC - Highroads.t.
184Andreas StauffQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
185Fabio SabatiniLiquigas - Cannondale+ 39'04
186Grégory RastTeam RadioShacks.t.
187Jens MourisVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 49'28
188Kevin Van ImpeQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 49'36
189Claudio CorioniAcqua & Sapones.t.


Current GC

1Michele ScarponiLampre - ISD37h56'35
2Damiano CunegoLampre - ISD+ 1'10
3Marzio BruseghinMovistar Team+ 1'33
4Chris HornerExxon Duke+ 1'40
5Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 1'51
6Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astana+ 1'57
7Peter VelitsHTC - Highroad+ 1'59
8Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Team+ 2'00
9Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - ISD+ 2'05
10Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Team+ 2'06
11Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondale+ 2'08
12Giampaolo CarusoKatusha Team+ 2'14
13Simon SpilakLampre - ISD+ 2'23
14Haimar ZubeldiaTeam RadioShack+ 2'24
15Marco PinottiHTC - Highroad+ 2'26
 
sutty68
Top  #159 Print Post
Posted on 05-05-2012 12:49
Brilliant double for Farrar in California Banana

And a nice finish by Horner on Etna, pity he couldn't win Wink
 
baggieboys32
Top  #160 Print Post
Posted on 05-05-2012 13:42
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Stage 10


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Following Etna, the terrain flattens out as we head up the east coast of Italy towards the alps, today should be one fore the sprinters, though the finish is slightly uphill.

The morning breakaway didn't form until beyond the KOM sprint, so Chris made use of this, and was able to pick up a few more points, in his secondary target- The Maglia Verde.

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After returning to the pack, the pace started to fall, and a group was allowed free about 10km later, we weren't present, the breakaway didn't seem likely to succeed, and no more intermediate points were on offer today.

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Sure enough, it all came back together as the slightly uphill section started, despite being a day for the sprinters, they were not present up front with 5km to go, we would once again see a sprint between the main contenders for the stage win, with Horner sat on the wheel of Scarponi with 2.9km to race.

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With no actual sprinters in the fight, the men nearest to the front proved to be perfectly positioned, and the guys who had been controlling the pack were able to join the sprint, Matteo Tosatto took the win from this group, whilst Matteo Cararra came round the outside for Vacansoleil to pick up second, completing a 1-2 for there team!

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Horner sprinted home to 7th place, he falls to 5th sadly, but only by a mere 1second, because of the bonus time that Cararra collects in the sprint.

Stage Results


1Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team3h40'08
2Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
3Luca MazzantiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
4Michele ScarponiLampre - ISDs.t.
5Alessandro BertoliniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
6Grega BoleLampre - ISDs.t.
7Chris HornerExxon Dukes.t.
8Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
9Giovanni ViscontiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
10Riccardo ChiariniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
Spoiler
11Robbie McEwenTeam RadioShacks.t.
12José Joaquín RojasMovistar Teams.t.
13Francesco GinanniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
14Aitor Pérez ArrietaLampre - ISDs.t.
15Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
16Borut BožicVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
17Danilo NapolitanoAcqua & Sapones.t.
18Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
19Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
20Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
21Allan DavisPro Team Astanas.t.
22José Iván GutiérrezMovistar Teams.t.
23Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astanas.t.
24Marzio BruseghinMovistar Teams.t.
25Pablo LastrasMovistar Teams.t.
26Julian DeanTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
27Grischa NiermannRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
28Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
29Sep VanmarckeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
30Grégory RastTeam RadioShacks.t.
31Steve HouanardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
32Marco PinottiHTC - Highroads.t.
33Jakob FuglsangLeopard Treks.t.
34Yaroslav PopovychTeam RadioShacks.t.
35Anthony RavardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
36Stuart O'GradyLeopard Treks.t.
37Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
38Bert GrabschHTC - Highroads.t.
39Haimar ZubeldiaTeam RadioShacks.t.
40David Le LayAG2R La Mondiales.t.
41Carlos BetancourtAcqua & Sapones.t.
42Bernardo ColexExxon Dukes.t.
43Joost Van LeijenVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
44Geoffroy LequatreTeam RadioShacks.t.
45Michel KrederTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
46Vasil KiryienkaMovistar Teams.t.
47Ruggero MarzoliAcqua & Sapones.t.
48Ramunas NavardauskasTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
49Cameron MeyerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
50Russell DowningSky ProCyclings.t.
51Andrey KashechkinLampre - ISDs.t.
52Davide ViganòLeopard Treks.t.
53Christophe RiblonAG2R La Mondiales.t.
54Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
55Manuel CardosoTeam RadioShacks.t.
56Evgeni PetrovPro Team Astanas.t.
57Przemyslaw NiemiecLampre - ISDs.t.
58Maxime BouetAG2R La Mondiales.t.
59Alessandro BisoltiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
60Travis MeyerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
61Amets TxurrukaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
62Eduard VorganovKatusha Teams.t.
63Andrea GuardiniFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
64Simon ClarkePro Team Astanas.t.
65Baden CookeSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
66Richie PorteSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
67Danny PateExxon Dukes.t.
68Giampaolo CarusoKatusha Teams.t.
69Paolo TiralongoPro Team Astanas.t.
70Kristof GoddaertAG2R La Mondiales.t.
71Balint SzeghalmiLampre - ISDs.t.
72Massimo CodolAcqua & Sapones.t.
73Mikaël ChérelAG2R La Mondiales.t.
74Elia VivianiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
75Hubert DupontAG2R La Mondiales.t.
76Crescenzo D'AmoreAndroni Giocattolis.t.
77Jens MourisVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
78Roman KireyevPro Team Astanas.t.
79Pablo UrtasunEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
80Sergey LagutinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
81Andrew TalanskyTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
82Emanuele VonaFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
83Marco BandieraQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
84Ben HermansTeam RadioShacks.t.
85Michael AlbasiniHTC - Highroads.t.
86Matthew WilsonTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
87Patrik SinkewitzFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
88Mirko SelvaggiVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
89Andrea NoèFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
90Nicki SørensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
91José SerpaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
92David ZabriskieExxon Dukes.t.
93José RujanoAndroni Giocattolis.t.
94Christopher SuttonSky ProCyclings.t.
95Rubén PlazaMovistar Teams.t.
96Mikel NieveEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
97Vicente ReynèsOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
98Morris PossoniSky ProCyclings.t.
99Sylwester SzmydLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
100Ivan BassoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
101Martin KohlerBMC Racing Teams.t.
102Damiano CunegoLampre - ISDs.t.
103Luca SolariAndroni Giocattolis.t.
104Leigh HowardHTC - Highroads.t.
105Paul MartensRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
106Stephen CummingsSky ProCyclings.t.
107Jonathan BellisSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
108Andreas StauffQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
109Chris FroomeSky ProCyclings.t.
110Matthew BrammeierHTC - Highroads.t.
111Bruno PiresLeopard Treks.t.
112Peter VelitsHTC - Highroads.t.
113Aleksandr KuschynskiKatusha Teams.t.
114Simon ZahnerBMC Racing Teams.t.
115Dominic KlemmeLeopard Treks.t.
116Tejay Van GarderenHTC - Highroads.t.
117Gorka IzagirreEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
118Coen VermeltfoortRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
119Andriy GrivkoPro Team Astanas.t.
120Maarten WynantsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
121Kevin Van ImpeQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
122Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
123Juan Mauricio SolerMovistar Teams.t.
124Jack BobridgeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
125Johann TschoppBMC Racing Teams.t.
126Philip DeignanTeam RadioShacks.t.
127Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Teams.t.
128Kanstantsin SiutsouHTC - Highroads.t.
129Mario AertsOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
130Christian KneesSky ProCyclings.t.
131Kjell CarlströmSky ProCyclings.t.
132Emanuele SellaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
133Michael MatthewsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
134Danilo WyssBMC Racing Teams.t.
135Simon SpilakLampre - ISDs.t.
136Adam HansenOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
137Pavel BruttKatusha Teams.t.
138Marc De MaarQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
139Gert DockxOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
140Caleb FairlyExxon Dukes.t.
141Amaël MoinardBMC Racing Teams.t.
142Cayetano SarmientoAcqua & Sapones.t.
143Steve MorabitoBMC Racing Teams.t.
144Kevin De WeertQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
145Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - ISDs.t.
146Steven KruijswijkRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
147Pierpaolo De NegriFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
148Robert KiserlovskiPro Team Astanas.t.
149Maxime VantommeKatusha Teams.t.
150Xabier ZandioSky ProCyclings.t.
151Óscar PujolOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
152Jürgen Van de WalleOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
153Ivan SantaromitaBMC Racing Teams.t.
154Dario CioniSky ProCyclings.t.
155Jonas Aaen JørgensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
156Addy EngelsQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
157Volodymir GustovSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
158Davide MalacarneQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
159Scott ZwizanskiExxon Dukes.t.
160Bauke MollemaRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
161Rubén PérezEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
162Jens DebusschereOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
163Gustav Erik LarssonSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
164Claudio CorioniAcqua & Sapones.t.
165Frederique RobertQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
166Francesco RedaQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
167Rémy Di GregorioPro Team Astanas.t.
168Oliver ZauggLeopard Treks.t.
169Matthew LloydOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
170Pierre CazauxEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
171Ben Jacques-MaynesExxon Dukes.t.
172Taylor PhinneyExxon Dukes.t.
173Stefan DeniflLeopard Treks.t.
174Joan HorrachKatusha Teams.t.
175Francesco FailliFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
176Thomas RohreggerLeopard Treks.t.
177Jorge AzanzaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
178Francisco José VentosoMovistar Teams.t.
179Robert HunterTeam RadioShacks.t.
180Lieuwe WestraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
181John DegenkolbHTC - Highroads.t.
182Artem OvechkinKatusha Teams.t.
183Francisco Javier AramendiaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
184Christian MeierExxon Dukes.t.
185Alexander MironovKatusha Teams.t.
186Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapones.t.
187Roberto FerrariAndroni Giocattolis.t.
188Sébastien HinaultAG2R La Mondiales.t.
189Fabio SabatiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.


General Classification


1Michele ScarponiLampre - ISD41h36'43
2Damiano CunegoLampre - ISD+ 1'10
3Marzio BruseghinMovistar Team+ 1'33
4Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 1'39
5Chris HornerExxon Duke+ 1'40
6Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astana+ 1'57
7Peter VelitsHTC - Highroad+ 1'59
8Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Team+ 2'00
9Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - ISD+ 2'05
10Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Team+ 2'06
 
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