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fintas

#141

Posted on 24-01-2013 18:23

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my guys did what i was expecting...
2 top10 in stages and 7th place in GC is good.. Mehr-wenige has earned what i paid ... 45 points in this race, more than was expected

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#142

Posted on 24-01-2013 18:25

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Very pleased with 4th and 16th with Costa and Barrio working great together from what I saw in the reports. Hopefully that continues throughout the season.

And once again great reports roturn

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#143

Posted on 24-01-2013 18:47

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Two stage wins, two 2nd places and the points jersey for Haussler, two in the Top15 of the GC and the best team. Not too bad although i had hoped for more GC points...

Congrats to all other winners and thanks Roturn for the reports.

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#144

Posted on 24-01-2013 19:04

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Awesome way to start the season, with Dowsett edging Efimkin for overall victory! Three Africans in the Top 30 GC as well. The sprints threw up plenty of interest too, so thanks for reporting it all roturn!

Cant help thinking a performance like Zingle's is the sort that could edge Bpost into the promotion spots. If its going to be close for them, surprises like that could be crucial

Edited by SportingNonsense on 24-01-2013 19:05

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Posted on 24-01-2013 20:57

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Rankings

The training of Heinrich Haussler in the Sprints has so far paid off nicely for Sram-Riboxx, as they become the 2nd team this season to lead the standings. Two wins for Haussler here, plus 9th in GC for Wegmann and points for Duggan, Eichler and Huducek take them over 200 points and to the top.

Straight into 2nd after a victorious start to the season is Jaguar-Eritel, while Hollister Pro Cycling climb to 3rd despite Allan Davis performing below expectations.

Francesco Gavazzi's surprisingly strong race means that UPC go 4th, with AirBaltic maintaining their Top 5 position after Mitch Docker won the final stage. WWE slip to 6th, just ahead of Cisco Cycling Team who benefited from Efimkin's points here. Meiji are 8th, CSC-Orbea 9th and Evian 10th.

In the CT standings, Adira Isq almost overtake Allianz-BMW for the lead after a good showing by Mehr-Wenige here. Risa and Sauber could only manage a handful of points however.

All teams bar one scored points at the Tour Down Under - Amex Pro Cycling making a slow season start with a 0 pointer.

1	Sram - Riboxx	PCT	223
2	Jaguar - Eritel	PCT	184
3	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	177
4	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	PCT	166
5	AirBaltic - Endura	PCT	160
6	Team WWE	PCT	157
7	Cisco Cycling Team	PCT	145
8	Meiji - Cannondale	PCT	123
9	Team CSC-Orbea	PCT	109
10	Evian-MIAT	PCT	104
11	Allianz-BMW	CT	83
12	Adira Isq-Project	CT	80
13	Oz Cycling Project	PCT	67
14	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	65
15	Swedbank-PEAB	PCT	64
16	Pivovarna LaÅ¡ko	PCT	62
17	Rothaus - Aegon	PCT	61
18	Team Bpost	PCT	59
19	Team Gazelle	CT	39
20	Magna-Ryanair	CT	26
21	Risa - Ergon	CT	26
22	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	CT	20
23	Futbol Club Barcelona - Estrella Damm	CT	15
24	Metinvest-Emirates	PCT	15
25	Boeing-Vivacom	CT	13
26	Banco Nacional de Costa Rica	CT	10
27	Sauber Petronas	CT	10
28	Vueling Airlines	PCT	10
29	Alstom-RBC	PCT	7
30	LukOil-Rostelekom	PCT	5
31	HTC Nieuwsblad	PCT	3
32	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	CT	3
33	Amex Pro Cycling	PCT	0
34	Bouygues Telecom	PCT	0
35	ING Cycling Project	PCT	0

Unsurprsingly, being the first winner of a stage race this season makes Alex Dowsett the new Individual Rankings leader. Andre Greipel only falls one place to 2nd however, just ahead of Aleksandr Efimkin and Heinrich Haussler tied on 135. Dietmar Mehr-Wenige takes the lead of the CT standings.

1	Dowsett	Alex	GBR	Jaguar - Eritel	PCT	171
2	Greipel	AndrÃ©	GER	Team WWE	PCT	140
3	Efimkin	Aleksandr	RUS	Cisco Cycling Team	PCT	135
4	Haussler	Heinrich	GER	Sram - Riboxx	PCT	135
5	Davis	Allan	AUS	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	127
6	Gavazzi	Francesco	ITA	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	PCT	127
7	Napolitano	Danilo	ITA	Evian-MIAT	PCT	98
8	Mehr-Wenige	Dietmar	GER	Adira Isq-Project	CT	77
9	Costa	Rui	POR	Team CSC-Orbea	PCT	71
10	Manan	Anuar	MAS	Meiji - Cannondale	PCT	70
11	Vantomme	Maxime	BEL	Rothaus - Aegon	PCT	61
12	Vaitkus	Tomas	LTU	AirBaltic - Endura	PCT	53
13	Zingle	Romain	BEL	Team Bpost	PCT	53
14	Docker	Mitch	AUS	AirBaltic - Endura	PCT	47
15	Dekkers	Hans	NED	Allianz-BMW	CT	45
16	Rodriguez Oliver	Joaquin	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	45
17	Hermans	Ben	BEL	Swedbank-PEAB	PCT	44
18	Hatanaka	Yusuke	JPN	Meiji - Cannondale	PCT	36
19	Wegmann	Fabian	GER	Sram - Riboxx	PCT	34
20	Cavendish	Mark	GBR	AirBaltic - Endura	PCT	31

Spoiler

21	Kump	Marko	SLO	Pivovarna LaÅ¡ko	PCT	27
22	Rowe	Matt	GBR	AirBaltic - Endura	PCT	26
23	Ilias	Perikles	GRE	Magna-Ryanair	CT	26
24	Gerrans	Simon	AUS	Oz Cycling Project	PCT	26
25	Barrio	Sergio	ESP	Team CSC-Orbea	PCT	26
26	Hansen	Adam	AUS	Pivovarna LaÅ¡ko	PCT	25
27	Talabardon	Yannick	FRA	Allianz-BMW	CT	23
28	Betancourt	Carlos	COL	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	22
29	Hopman	Jan	NED	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	PCT	22
30	Sutton	Christopher	AUS	Risa - Ergon	CT	21
31	Weening	Pieter	NED	Team Gazelle	CT	20
32	Eichler	Markus	GER	Sram - Riboxx	PCT	18
33	Duggan	Timothy	USA	Sram - Riboxx	PCT	16
34	Visconti	Giovanni	ITA	Oz Cycling Project	PCT	15
35	Furdi	Blaz	SLO	Team Gazelle	CT	15
36	Lloyd	Matthew	AUS	Oz Cycling Project	PCT	14
37	Routley	Will	CAN	Boeing-Vivacom	CT	13
38	Hudecek	Jiri	CZE	Sram - Riboxx	PCT	12
39	Zaballa	Constantino	ESP	Team CSC-Orbea	PCT	12
40	Vingerling	Michael	NED	Team WWE	PCT	12
41	Selander	Bjorn	USA	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	11
42	Valencia	Juan Pablo	COL	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	11
43	Ciocan	Alex	ROM	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	CT	11
44	Kreder	Michel	NED	Swedbank-PEAB	PCT	11
45	Grau	Jordi	ESP	Futbol Club Barcelona - Estrella Damm	CT	10
46	Ford	William	AUS	Oz Cycling Project	PCT	10
47	Taborre	Fabio	ITA	Cisco Cycling Team	PCT	9
48	Monsalve	Yonathan	VEN	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	9
49	Dall'Antonia	Tiziano	ITA	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	CT	9
50	Nielsen	Magnus Cort	DEN	Swedbank-PEAB	PCT	9
51	Maes	Nikolas	BEL	Allianz-BMW	CT	8
52	Firsanov	Sergey	RUS	Banco Nacional de Costa Rica	CT	8
53	Proni	Alessandro	ITA	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	8
54	Schurter	Nino	SWI	Sauber Petronas	CT	8
55	Salas	Sebastian	CAN	Alstom-RBC	PCT	7
56	Scheirlinckx	Staf	BEL	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	7
57	Santambrogio	Mauro	ITA	Meiji - Cannondale	PCT	7
58	Oelerich	Jan	GER	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	PCT	7
59	Kirchen	Kim	LUX	Allianz-BMW	CT	6
60	Abelouache	Essaid	MOR	Jaguar - Eritel	PCT	6
61	Kwok	Ho-Ting	HKG	Meiji - Cannondale	PCT	6
62	Hutarovich	Yauheni	BLR	Pivovarna LaÅ¡ko	PCT	6
63	Feillu	Romain	FRA	Team Bpost	PCT	6
64	Kadri	Blel	FRA	Vueling Airlines	PCT	6
65	Puusepp	Martin	EST	Evian-MIAT	PCT	5
66	Nieve	Mikel	ESP	Futbol Club Barcelona - Estrella Damm	CT	5
67	Mironov	Aleksandr	RUS	LukOil-Rostelekom	PCT	5
68	Vitoria	David	SWI	Metinvest-Emirates	PCT	5
69	Hoffman	Nolan	RSA	Metinvest-Emirates	PCT	5
70	Lagkuti	Sergiy	UKR	Metinvest-Emirates	PCT	5
71	Olsson	Michael	SWD	Risa - Ergon	CT	5
72	Smukulis	Gatis	LAT	Sram - Riboxx	PCT	5
73	Groenewegen	Dylan	NED	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	PCT	5
74	Priamo	Matteo	ITA	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	PCT	5
75	Pineau	JÃ©rÃ´me	FRA	Team WWE	PCT	5
76	Blazquez	Andoni	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	4
77	Arashiro	Yukiya	JPN	Meiji - Cannondale	PCT	4
78	Bole	Grega	SLO	Pivovarna LaÅ¡ko	PCT	4
79	Viennet	Emilien	FRA	Vueling Airlines	PCT	4
80	Richardson	Simon	GBR	AirBaltic - Endura	PCT	3
81	Van der Lijke	Nick	NED	HTC Nieuwsblad	PCT	3
82	SÃ¡nchez Gonzalez	Samuel	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	3
83	Konte	Bassirou	CIV	Jaguar - Eritel	PCT	3
84	Teklit	Tesfar	ERI	Jaguar - Eritel	PCT	3
85	Keisse	Iljo	BEL	Sram - Riboxx	PCT	3
86	Mugerli	Matej	SLO	Team Gazelle	CT	3
87	Jumabekov	Nazar	KAZ	Banco Nacional de Costa Rica	CT	2
88	Sambris	Ruslan	MOL	Hollister Pro Cycling	PCT	2
89	Toribio	Jose Vicente	ESP	Iberia - Comunidad Valenciana	CT	2
90	Rasmussen	Alex	DEN	Oz Cycling Project	PCT	2
91	Hugentobler	Greogry	SWI	Sauber Petronas	CT	2
92	Cardoso	AndrÃ©	POR	Adira Isq-Project	CT	1
93	Soto Pereira	Jorge Adelbo	URU	Adira Isq-Project	CT	1
94	Reis	Rafael	POR	Adira Isq-Project	CT	1
95	Carrara	Matteo	ITA	Allianz-BMW	CT	1
96	Salerno	Cristiano	ITA	Cisco Cycling Team	PCT	1
97	Rocchetti	Federico	ITA	Evian-MIAT	PCT	1
98	Bennett	Sam	IRL	Jaguar - Eritel	PCT	1
99	Peeters	Kevin	BEL	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	CT	1
100	Ortega	Manuel	ESP	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	CT	1
101	Choi	Suk-Young	KOR	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	CT	1
102	Kriek	Christiaan	RSA	Team Gazelle	CT	1

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#146

Posted on 24-01-2013 21:13

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Bad start for our Asia Tour goal, however if we maintain this scoring rate we should stay up

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#147

Posted on 24-01-2013 22:37

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SportingNonsense wrote:
Awesome way to start the season, with Dowsett edging Efimkin for overall victory! Three Africans in the Top 30 GC as well. The sprints threw up plenty of interest too, so thanks for reporting it all roturn!

Cant help thinking a performance like Zingle's is the sort that could edge Bpost into the promotion spots. If its going to be close for them, surprises like that could be crucial

That's pretty much what I was thinking too. Then again every team will get little flashes of luck throughout the season and mine just happened to come early.

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#148

Posted on 25-01-2013 00:31

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Well, I was thinking Cisco would be miles ahead of us (as a major rival for the Asian Tour) but only a 20 point spread between our teams is making me happier than I was expecting to be. I suppose its because of my sprinters who Top 10'ed every flat stage.

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Posted on 25-01-2013 00:53

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valverde321 wrote:
Well, I was thinking Cisco would be miles ahead of us (as a major rival for the Asian Tour) but only a 20 point spread between our teams is making me happier than I was expecting to be. I suppose its because of my sprinters who Top 10'ed every flat stage.

From the Tour Down Under you scored 36 points from Hatanaka (33 for his GC position) and 4 from Arashiro. Manan's 70 points in DUC is your big plus point so far

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#150

Posted on 25-01-2013 00:59

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My ratings so far is a good surprise for me although it is still too early to the party. But the bet in Mehr-Wenige already begins to take effect and the choice of races for him seems to have been right so far.

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#151

Posted on 25-01-2013 01:01

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Nice haul of points for Mehr-Wenige indeed. 45 points is exactly what he'd earn for winning a C2 one day race. Good move sending him here.

fintas

#152

Posted on 25-01-2013 01:04

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DubbelDekker wrote:
Nice haul of points for Mehr-Wenige indeed. 45 points is exactly what he'd earn for winning a C2 one day race. Good move sending him here.

To be honest I did not expect a benefit so good, but also hoped biggest names were present.

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#153

Posted on 25-01-2013 01:14

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SportingNonsense wrote:

From the Tour Down Under you scored 36 points from Hatanaka (33 for his GC position) and 4 from Arashiro. Manan's 70 points in DUC is your big plus point so far

Oh right, I'd forgotten that was part of the rankings too.

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#154

Posted on 25-01-2013 06:11

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Great win from Dowsett and very enjoyable race to follow as the spectator only, thanks to Roturn and his greatreports with nice vivid pictures, spiced up by the live tickers from several stages.

Congrats to Dowsett, Efimkin and especially great surprise in Gavazzi. Looks like nothing changeg in PCT, Jaguar still pawning it.

Despite riding only DUC with bad results, we are not last in the standings and there are even some 0 pointers, so that is positive too.

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#155

Posted on 25-01-2013 07:37

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Happy with the result in the race. Better than many thought maybe, but I had high hopes from the start for Gavazzi. At least in the free agent pool he had a pretty unique skill set and I think I was able to sign him pretty under costed.

And great reporting. Every report was very nice to read. Plus the twitter tickers of course. Nice way to start the season for me. See you all in China!

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#156

Posted on 25-01-2013 08:48

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Thanks all for your positive feedback.

Gavazzi probably took profit from being the leader. Not sure if he would be around Haussler/Davis etc. otherwise.

And btw. Rui Costa was probably the most consistent rider. Always being in the top20 on every stage.

In general it was a nice race to report as the sprints in especially were nice even though Haussler dominated two. I really like the sprint difference in comparison to PCM11. Much more thrilling to watch those.
I had hoped for a few more gaps on the hills but they just aren`t tough enough I guess.

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Posted on 25-01-2013 08:54

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#158

Posted on 25-01-2013 10:30

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Not sure if Docker's win makes up for an otherwise poor race for the team.

Exciting stuff to follow throughout, though. Top reporting by Roturn, as always

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Posted on 25-01-2013 11:29

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Tour Down Under

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The Bad News no points scored.

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#160

Posted on 26-01-2013 10:33

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Great reports, roturn, indeed!

Too bad, that my old fella Efimkin couldn't be a little bit faster on that Willunga hill, a comeback win in this division would be amazing.. But it's really nice that he is already doing the job for Cisco, he is clearly the main reason, why my team is a part of ProTour.

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