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NAT. WORLD TOUR - PARIS - NICE
SSJ2Luigi
well I have no more hopes on doing something in the GC
 
Ollfardh
Nice attempt from Kroon!
Changed my sig, this was getting absurd.
 
FroomeDog99
Happy with 5th place and Greipel finishing in the lead group
Hopefully more stage wins
 
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sammyt93
Shame Pauriol couldn't get across the gap but a breakaway is probably our best chance at a decent result here.
 
sutty68
As one of the smaller Nations i am very Happy with how Norway have started in Australia Smile
 
Jakstar22
Hincapie still only 56 seconds behind on GC. And a stage win can still be won.
 
Ian Butler
Belgium doing great Grin
 
Pinktay3
Hesjedal finished 6th. You wait for Willunga Hill Wink
 
Welwyn
Pinktay3 wrote:
Hesjedal finished 6th. You wait for Willunga Hill Wink


I'm looking forward to that stage too.
 
fernando97
When can we expect the next stage? Smile
 
Welwyn
fernando97 wrote:
When can we expect the next stage? Smile


Dunno. Haven't played it yet, been at work.
 
Welwyn
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RADIO PRESENTER: "It's stage 3 of the Santos Tour Down Under in Cycling today and we'll be getting regular updates from former Gold medalist and twice Tour de France stage winner, Brad McGee."

BRAD MCGEE: "Thank You. Well today's stage is from Unley to Victor Harbor and should be perfect for the sprinters this afternoon. Particularly with the scolding heat out there. We do have a four man breakaway though and those involved are Sergio Paulinho, Rene Jorgensen, John Murphy and Reto Hollenstein.

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BM: "The break has just gone through the first points marker of the day and it is the mountain category sprint. Sergio Paulinho beat Rene Jorgensen too it but that 2nd place will give him the jersey tomorrow. Hang on, Julian Arrendondo had made a break for 5th out of the pack and that will give him four points which will mean will be the wearer of the mountain jersey."

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BM: "You now join us just before the 2nd points sprint of the day. Rene Jorgensen won the 1st by catching the rest of the breakaway cold with an early attack. But this one is going to be much closer, Reto Hollenstein is making a huge challenge for them, it's going to be close but I think Jorgensen got the win..he did."

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BM: "Before we go back to you guys in the studio, just to inform you of the overall stage picture, the lead the break had topped out at around 5 minutes, But the big 3 teams with sprinters, ,, as well as Russia protecting the leaders jersey have already pulled it back to just 3"22 and the sprint we expected should happen."

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BM: "You join us with 10km left to go and we'll now bring the rest of the stage to you live. The break has only just been caught, with the pack desperate not to be caught cold like yesterday although John Murphy has made a last attempt to stay away for the day. It looks unlikely though as the huge might of German power is pulling this hard at the front to not only pull it back but make it nigh on impossible for ourselves or the UK to make a train of their own."

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BM: "The catch has been made with 5km left and everyone is forming a long line behind the Germans, nobody can get anywhere close to the front and I can't see Mark Cavendish's rainbow jersey anywhere...He is way back in the middle of the bunch, he won't do anything from there, the Germans have blown his team away."

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BM: "However, they may have blown it too early themselves, they only have Degenkolb left to lead him out with over a km left and he's pull over now. They are all queuing up behind Griepel. Hushovd, Tom Veelers, Tyler Farrar and our man Goss all in a line behind.

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BM: "Now Farrar is dropping back as is Veelers, but here goes Thor Hushovd and Goss is looking to follow him through. Romain Feillu is making a move as well from right across the other side of the road."

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BM: "It's Goss v Hushovd now with 100m to go. Goss is catching up the inside but it's a WIN FOR THOR HUSHOVD. Goss 2nd and Feillu pips Griepel for 3rd with Bennati 5th.

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STAGE RESULTS

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Spoiler
1Thor HushovdNorway3h10'29
2Matthew GossAustralias.t.
3Romain FeilluFrances.t.
4André GreipelGermanys.t.
5Daniele BennatiItalys.t.
6José Joaquin Rojas GilSpains.t.
7Michael MatthewsAustralias.t.
8Kris BoeckmansBelgiums.t.
9Stuart O'GradyAustralias.t.
10Koldo FernandezBasque Countrys.t.
11Greg Van AvermaetBelgiums.t.
12Tyler FarrarUnited States of Americas.t.
13Tom VeelersHollands.t.
14Mark CavendishGreat Britains.t.
15Borut BozicSlovenias.t.
16Jürgen RoelandtsBelgiums.t.
17Sacha ModoloItalys.t.
18Elia VivianiItalys.t.
19Michael AlbasiniSwitzerlands.t.
20David MillarGreat Britains.t.


GC STANDINGS

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Spoiler
1Eduard VorganovRussia10h04'32
2Greg Van AvermaetBelgium+ 26
3Geraint ThomasGreat Britain+ 28
4Thor HushovdNorway+ 40
5Matthew GossAustralia+ 46
6André GreipelGermanys.t.
7Florian StalderSwitzerland+ 52
8Stuart O'GradyAustralia+ 56
9Fabian WegmannGermanys.t.
10José Joaquin Rojas GilSpains.t.
11Simon GerransAustralias.t.
12Michael AlbasiniSwitzerlands.t.
13Simon ClarkeAustralias.t.
14Michael MatthewsAustralias.t.
15Koldo FernandezBasque Countrys.t.
16Matti BreschelDenmarks.t.
17Kris BoeckmansBelgiums.t.
18Filippo PozzatoItalys.t.
19Constantino ZaballaSpains.t.
20Joaquin RodriguezSpains.t.
21Karsten KroonHollands.t.
22Xavier FlorencioSpains.t.
23Johnny HoogerlandHollands.t.
24George HincapieUnited States of Americas.t.
25Nikolai TrussovRussias.t.
26Pablo LastrasSpains.t.
27Blel KadriBasque Countrys.t.
28Rui CostaPortugals.t.
29Michael MørkøvDenmarks.t.
30Pieter SerryBelgiums.t.
31Alessandro BallanItalys.t.
32Pavel BruttRussias.t.
33Wesley SulzbergerAustralias.t.
34Mauricio ArdilaColumbias.t.
35Ángel ViciosoSpains.t.
36Robinson ChalapudColumbias.t.
37Jens VoigtGermanys.t.
38Sylvain ChavanelFrances.t.
39Rémi PauriolFrances.t.
40Jérémy RoyFrances.t.
41Jürgen Van De WalleBelgiums.t.
42Danny PateUnited States of Americas.t.
43Alexander KristoffNorways.t.
44Wouter MolHollands.t.
45Ryder HesjedalCanadas.t.
46Leonardo DuqueColumbias.t.
47Dominique RollinCanadas.t.
48Egoi MartínezBasque Countrys.t.
49Tiago MachadoPortugals.t.
50Pieter WeeningHollands.t.
51Mickael DelageBasque Countrys.t.
52Jan BakelantsBelgiums.t.
53Guillaume BoivinCanadas.t.
54Keven LacombeCanadas.t.
55Juan Pablo SuarezColumbias.t.
56David BoilyCanadas.t.
57Luis LaverdeColumbias.t.
58Dominik NerzGermany+ 2'57
59Sérgio SousaPortugal+ 3'11
60Alexander KhatuntsevRussia+ 3'15
61Arnaud DémareFrance+ 3'38
62David VeilleuxCanadas.t.
63Michael SchärSwitzerland+ 4'02
64Elia VivianiItaly+ 4'06
65Sacha ModoloItalys.t.
66David TannerAustralias.t.
67Giovanni ViscontiItalys.t.
68Julian ArredondoColumbias.t.
69Sergio PaulinhoPortugal+ 4'35
70Danilo WyssSwitzerland+ 4'38
71David MillarGreat Britains.t.
72Boris ShpilevskyRussias.t.
73Michel KrederHollands.t.
74Marcel SiebergGermanys.t.
75Martin KohlerSwitzerlands.t.
76Sérgio RibeiroPortugals.t.
77Pablo UrtasunBasque Countrys.t.
78Jure KocjanSlovenias.t.
79Lars Ytting BakDenmarks.t.
80Daniel LloydGreat Britain+ 5'55
81Pim LigthartHolland+ 5'59
82Manuel CardosoPortugals.t.
83Andreas DietzikerSwitzerlands.t.
84Serguei KlimovRussias.t.
85Sebastian LanderDenmarks.t.
86Martin PedersenDenmarks.t.
87Grega BoleSlovenias.t.
88Robert VrecerSlovenias.t.
89Jonathan CastroviejoBasque Countrys.t.
90John DegenkolbGermany+ 6'38
91Bert GrabschGermanys.t.
92Ben SwiftGreat Britain+ 8'02
93Michael VinkEndura Racing+ 9'14
94René JørgensenDenmark+ 10'12
95Reto HollensteinSwitzerland+ 10'17
96Tom VeelersHolland+ 10'20
97Vicente ReynèsSpains.t.
98Sébastien ChavanelFrances.t.
99Alexander PorsevRussias.t.
100Danilo NapolitanoItalys.t.
101Peter StetinaUnited States of Americas.t.
102Nelson OliveiraPortugals.t.
103Andoni BlazquezBasque Countrys.t.


POINTS STANDINGS

Spoiler
1René JørgensenDenmark16
2Thor HushovdNorway14
3Jürgen RoelandtsBelgium12
4Matthew GossAustralia10
5Eduard VorganovRussia8
6André GreipelGermany8
7Florian StalderSwitzerland8
8Sérgio SousaPortugal8
9Michael SchärSwitzerland8
10Daniel LloydGreat Britain8
11Greg Van AvermaetBelgium6
12Sergio PaulinhoPortugal6
13Reto HollensteinSwitzerland6
14Geraint ThomasGreat Britain4
15Romain FeilluFrance4


MOUNTAIN STANDINGS

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Spoiler
1Julian ArredondoColumbia20
2René JørgensenDenmark20
3Florian StalderSwitzerland16
4Sergio PaulinhoPortugal16
5Sérgio SousaPortugal12
6John MurphyUnited States of America12
7Daniel LloydGreat Britain8
8Jürgen RoelandtsBelgium8
9David VeilleuxCanada6
10Michael SchärSwitzerland6
11Reto HollensteinSwitzerland6
12Egoi MartínezBasque Country4
13David BoilyCanada4

Edited by Welwyn on 04-11-2012 11:06
 
Atlantius
Go Jørgensen! Points jersey and almost mountain as well Grin

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fernando97
ArredondoBanana
 
Miguel98
Paulinho, grab me the mountain jersey.
 
TheManxMissile
why did GB even turn up....
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Jakstar22
Come on Farrar.
 
Ian Butler
Aha, Van Avermaet still 2nd on GC
 
Welwyn
TheManxMissile wrote:
why did GB even turn up....


Well, Geraint is 3rd in GC still
 
Ollfardh
Holland is struggling still Pfft
Changed my sig, this was getting absurd.
 
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