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| valverde321 |
Posted on 23-05-2010 20:01
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Giro d'Italia Stage 20
Sorry Guys, I tried palying this stage 5 times but each time it crashed with 1km left so I had to sim the stage. This would have been the stage where I let Hesjedal go in the break but I couldn't. The only important news is the VDV finished with the same time as Wiggins.
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| valverde321 |
Posted on 23-05-2010 21:11
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Giro d'ItaliaaStage 21
This is the final stage. We likely won't get back the time on Wiggins but its worth a shot as 2nd for Vande Velde is a lock. Today I will go out and give time-checks and such back as info to Christian so he gets the best ride possible.
David Millar. He had a good run today and finished the stage in a great position. 8th.
Now it was my turn. I rode my fastest and it was a fairly straight forward course. I finished the day with +58.
Now Vande Velde is out. He was riding strong throughout the stage but was it enough?
WWell Wiggins rode very strong and in the end it was too much for VDV. Wiggins even won the stage.Congrats to him.
Stage:
Rank Name Team Time Player
1 Bradley Wiggins Sky Cycling Team 20'20
2 Andreas Klöden Team Radioshack + 21
3 Cameron Meyer Garmin - Transitions + 22 Player
4 Christian Vande Velde Garmin - Transitions + 27 Player
5 Jurgen Van den Broeck OmegaPharma - Lotto + 33
6 Ivan Basso Liquigas-Doimo s.t.
7 Marzio Bruseghin Caisse d'Epargne s.t.
8 David Millar Garmin - Transitions + 35 Player
9 Marco Pinotti Team HTC-Colombia + 39
10 Rubén Plaza Caisse d'Epargne s.t.
11 Vincenzo Nibali Liquigas-Doimo + 45
12 Markus Fothen Team Milram + 46
13 Janez Brajkovic Team Radioshack + 49
14 Leif Hoste OmegaPharma - Lotto + 51
15 Joost Posthuma Rabobank + 52
16 Damiano Cunego Lampre - Farnese Vini + 53
17 Enrico Gasparotto Astana-Samruk s.t.
18 Jens Voigt Team Saxo Bank + 57
19 Laszló Bodrogi Team Katusha + 58
20 Ryder Hesjedal Garmin - Transitions s.t. Player
21 Alexandre Pliuschin Team Katusha + 59
22 Kim Kirchen Team Katusha s.t.
23 Branislav Samoilav Quick Step + 1'00
24 Tiago Machado Team Radioshack + 1'02
25 Svein Tuft Garmin - Transitions + 1'05 Player
GC:
Spoiler Rank Name Team Time Player
1 Bradley Wiggins Sky Cycling Team 86h19'11
2 Christian Vande Velde Garmin - Transitions + 1'08 Player
3 Marzio Bruseghin Caisse d'Epargne + 6'34
4 Stefano Garzelli Acqua & Sapone + 7'32
5 Damiano Cunego Lampre - Farnese Vini + 9'01
6 Andreas Klöden Team Radioshack + 10'23
7 Ivan Basso Liquigas-Doimo + 12'17
8 Jurgen Van den Broeck OmegaPharma - Lotto + 15'19
9 Jens Voigt Team Saxo Bank + 16'25
10 Kevin Seeldraeyers Quick Step + 17'25
11 Vincenzo Nibali Liquigas-Doimo + 18'20
12 Mauricio Soler Caisse d'Epargne + 20'14
13 Markus Fothen Team Milram + 22'17
14 Rémy Di Gregorio Française des Jeux + 23'21
15 Emanuelle Sella CarmioOro - A-Style + 24'47
16 Tadej Valjavec Ag2r - La Mondiale + 24'53
17 Sandy Casar Française des Jeux + 26'12
18 Serge Pauwels Sky Cycling Team + 27'54
19 Markus Eibegger Footon - Servetto + 28'01
20 Branislav Samoilav Quick Step + 28'43
21 Francesco Masciarelli Acqua & Sapone + 30'04
22 José Serpa Androni-Giocattola + 31'12
23 Marco Pinotti Team HTC-Colombia + 32'59
24 Kim Kirchen Team Katusha + 33'08
25 Chris Horner Team Radioshack + 34'24
26 Chris Anker Sörensen Team Saxo Bank + 35'19
27 Rubén Plaza Caisse d'Epargne + 37'34
28 Alessandro Bertolini Androni-Giocattola + 38'00
29 Ivan Rovny Team Radioshack + 38'14
30 Janez Brajkovic Team Radioshack + 38'46
31 Sergio Pardilla CarmioOro - A-Style + 38'47
32 Ryder Hesjedal Garmin - Transitions + 39'07 Player
33 Nicolas Roche Ag2r - La Mondiale + 39'36
34 Michele Scarponi Androni-Giocattola + 39'49
35 Laurens Ten Dam Rabobank + 40'43
36 Sylvester Szmyd Liquigas-Doimo + 41'01
37 José Rujano ISD - Nera + 42'10
38 Andrea Tonti CarmioOro - A-Style + 42'18
39 John Gadret Ag2r - La Mondiale + 42'26
40 David López Garcia Caisse d'Epargne + 42'55
41 Kurt-Asle Arvesen Sky Cycling Team + 44'08
42 Alberto Losada Caisse d'Epargne + 48'06
43 Pablo Lastras Caisse d'Epargne + 48'50
44 Daniele Pietropolli Lampre - Farnese Vini + 49'27
45 Pavel Brutt Team Katusha + 50'17
46 Alexandr Kolobnev Team Katusha + 50'27
47 David Millar Garmin - Transitions + 50'35 Player
48 Pietro Caucchioli Lampre - Farnese Vini + 51'28
49 Tom Stubbe OmegaPharma - Lotto + 51'37
50 Charles Wegelius OmegaPharma - Lotto + 52'39
51 Fredrik Kessiakoff Garmin - Transitions + 53'01 Player
52 Rinaldo Nocentini Ag2r - La Mondiale + 54'17
53 Philippe Gilbert OmegaPharma - Lotto + 55'01
54 Sergei Ivanov Team Katusha + 57'23
55 Jakob Fuglsang Team Saxo Bank + 57'47
56 Luca Pierfelici Acqua & Sapone + 58'29
57 Oliver Zaugg Liquigas-Doimo + 58'42
58 Paolo Tiralongo Astana-Samruk + 59'13
59 Simon Gerrans Sky Cycling Team + 59'47
60 Grischa Niermann Rabobank + 1h00'30
Points:
Rank Name Team General
1 Bradley Wiggins Sky Cycling Team 190
2 Christian Vande Velde Garmin - Transitions 177
3 Marzio Bruseghin Caisse d'Epargne 138
4 Jens Voigt Team Saxo Bank 133
5 Damiano Cunego Lampre - Farnese Vini 131
6 Ivan Basso Liquigas-Doimo 127
7 Stefano Garzelli Acqua & Sapone 123
8 Jurgen Van den Broeck OmegaPharma - Lotto 115
9 Andreas Klöden Team Radioshack 111
10 Daniele Bennati Liquigas-Doimo 82
KOM:
Rank Name Team General
1 Stefano Garzelli Acqua & Sapone 76
2 Christian Vande Velde Garmin - Transitions 65
3 Marzio Bruseghin Caisse d'Epargne 43
4 Bradley Wiggins Sky Cycling Team 42
5 Jurgen Van den Broeck OmegaPharma - Lotto 33
6 Francesco De Bonis Androni-Giocattola 30
7 Ivan Basso Liquigas-Doimo 30
8 Damiano Cunego Lampre - Farnese Vini 23
9 Diego Genovesi CarmioOro - A-Style 21
10 Björn Schröder Team Milram 18
U25:
1. Jurgen VandenBroeck (Lotto)
2.Kevin Seeldrayers (QuickStep) +2'06
3. Vincenzo Nibali (Liquigas) +3'01
Team:
1. Liquigas Doimo
2. Caisse d'Epargne
3. Sky Pro Cycling Team
4. Team RadioShack
5. Garmin- Transitions
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Posted on 24-05-2010 03:10
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Now here I was sitting in the team HQ in Girona, Spain when the team techies told me I should write my own section on how the Giro 'dItalia went through my eyes. First off I thought that the team did very well for its 2nd year at the Giro. We certainly did better than Rabobank did as they didn't get a win at the Giro until several years after their first. I think that the race was filled with its ups, and its downs. You know, we really wanted to get Christian the Overall win but obviously Wiggins was stronger than we expected. This time last year Wiggins and Vande Velde were both riding for Garmin.
But now as Bradley left for his new British squad Sky they have been rivals.
[img-l]https://img.skysports.com/10/02/640/Bradley_2423881.jpg[/img-l][img-r]https://cdn.media.cyclingnews.com/2009/06/19/1/tds09st5007cristainvandevelde_600.jpg[/img-r]
Bradley Wiggins was very tough to race against and in the end he proved that he was slightly stronger than his former team-mate and took the Giro Overall. I think that the many stage wins by Christian was definately a bonus as that was very exciting to watch and it also helped him get such a great position in every category when everything was said and done. I think if Cadel Evans didn't already have the nickname "The Bridesmade" that Vande Velde would get that name because he finished 2nd in every category he was eligible for. I think my own riding in the Giro was good but not great. There was 2 stages that the team wanted me to get in the break but I didn't succeed onm either occasion. I thought my best area was when I was in front blocking the wind for Christian. Most days I set him up well for a good finish and he didn't disapoint. My TTing was par.
I think the most major "down" of this whole Giro was the fact that Farrar and Maaskant produced 0 results. I hate to call out my own team-mates as they rode very well and helped us out when it was needed of them but Maaskant was our main breakaway rider and also played a significant role in the sprint train. Farrar had a abismal Giro with 0 wins when it was expected to annihilate all opponents in the sprint. JV has discussed everything with the team as of now about how he felt it went and we all are proud in our own way on whatever that may be. That is how I felt it went. Now some 2 weeks of no racing should be nice. Hanging and training with the Boys should be nice. Bye.
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Posted on 24-05-2010 08:45
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F*** wiggins!
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Posted on 24-05-2010 14:20
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Thanks. Wiggins was just too hard to beat. I'm happy with 2nd. Going into the Giro I expected a 5th in the GC so 2nd is icing on the Cake.
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Posted on 24-05-2010 16:27
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Another Garmin win today as Svein Tuft the Canadian wins the prologue of the Dauphine Libere.
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Posted on 24-05-2010 16:56
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Today I went on a team training ride. We had a quick debreif on who may be riding the Tour. Vaughters and Matt White told us that we would be receiving a call telling us whether we "were in" or not. Later that day I went on a short ride to check out some more scenery when I received the call.
-"Hello"
- "Hi this is John I called because I want to congragulate you for being picked to ride this years Tour de France."
- "Really, thats fantastic'
- "Yeah felt that we needed you as a super domestique for Christian. We think that you can be of great assistance to our team and not only that but you'd be great for breakaway stages too"
- "Thanks. I accept the offer"
End of Call
I was wondering who else made the team for the tour. Heres my guess:
VandeVelde
Farrar
Dean
Millar
Zabriskie
C. Meyer
Me
Hunter
Van Summeren.
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Posted on 24-05-2010 22:15
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Ster Elektrotoer Stage 1: Prologue
Today is a fairly easy day just go out and ride to get a decent time.
Tyler Farrar rode strong today.
3..2..1.. Beep. I went off the ramp and rode hard. But not too hard. There was no time-checks on course so it was tough to tell if I was riding well. I crossed the line a mere 3 seconds behind Sebastien Lang of the Lotto team. I knew I rode well enough.
Stage:
Spoiler Rank Name Team Time Player
1 Sebastian Lang OmegaPharma - Lotto 14'02
2 Ryder Hesjedal Garmin - Transitions + 3 Player
3 Bert Roesems Cinelli - Down Under + 13
4 Jens Mouris Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team + 15
5 Rick Flens Rabobank + 18
6 Michiel Elijzen OmegaPharma - Lotto + 21
7 Olivier Kaisen OmegaPharma - Lotto + 23
8 Travis Meyer Garmin - Transitions s.t. Player
9 William Dickeson Saving & Loans Cycling Team + 25
10 Joseph Cooper Subway - Avanti Cycling Team + 27
11 Lieuwe Westra Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team s.t.
12 Tom Veelers Skil - Shimano s.t.
13 Andrei Kunitski Quick Step s.t.
14 Dario Cataldo Quick Step + 28
15 Tyler Farrar Garmin - Transitions s.t. Player
16 Tom Stamsnijder Rabobank + 29
17 Thom Van Dulmen Cyclingteam Jo Piels s.t.
18 David Boucher Landbouwkrediet - Colnago s.t.
19 Francis De Greef OmegaPharma - Lotto + 30
20 Jürgen Van de Walle Quick Step + 31
21 Thomas Berkhout Rabobank CT s.t.
22 Piotr Osinski Mroz Continental Team + 32
23 Kenny Van Hummel Skil - Shimano s.t.
24 Ronan Van Zandbeek Van Vliet - EBH Elshof s.t.
25 Carlos Barredo Quick Step + 33
26 Jelle Vanendert OmegaPharma - Lotto s.t.
27 Sven Vandousselaere Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
28 Frank Vandenbroucke Cinelli - Down Under s.t.
29 Maurice De Bekker Cyclingteam Jo Piels + 34
30 Ingmar De Poortere Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
31 Koen De Kort Skil - Shimano s.t.
32 Dariusz Rudnicki DHL - Author + 35
33 Koen Barbé Landbouwkrediet - Colnago s.t.
34 Pieter Weening Rabobank s.t.
35 Svein Erik Vold Joker Bianchi + 36
36 Maxim Gourov Astana-Samruk + 37
37 Sergio Luis Henao Colombia es Pasion - Coldeportes s.t.
38 Adam Semple Team AIS s.t.
39 Dennis Kreder Van Vliet - EBH Elshof s.t.
40 Frederik Wilmann Joker Bianchi s.t.
41 Roman Kireyev Astana-Samruk + 38
42 Gordon McCauley Subway - Avanti Cycling Team s.t.
43 Marc De Maar Rabobank s.t.
44 Albert Timmer Skil - Shimano s.t.
45 Ramon Sinkeldam Rabobank CT s.t.
46 Vegard Laengen Joker Bianchi + 39
47 Hayden Godfrey Subway - Avanti Cycling Team s.t.
48 Kevin De Weert Quick Step s.t.
49 Glen O'Shea Team AIS + 40
50 Peter Stetina Garmin - Transitions s.t. Player
51 Piotr Krysman DHL - Author s.t.
52 Daniel Martin Garmin - Transitions s.t. Player
53 Peter Möhlmann Cyclingteam Jo Piels + 41
54 Alejandro Ramírez Colombia es Pasion - Coldeportes s.t.
55 Brad Edmunds Saving & Loans Cycling Team s.t.
56 Dirk Bellemakers Landbouwkrediet - Colnago s.t.
57 Michael Stallard Saving & Loans Cycling Team + 42
58 Julian Dean Garmin - Transitions s.t. Player
59 Stian Remme Joker Bianchi s.t.
60 Marek Rutkiewicz DHL - Author s.t.
61 Coen Vermeltfoort Rabobank CT s.t.
62 Michael Friedman Garmin - Transitions s.t. Player
63 Robin Chaigneau Cyclingteam Jo Piels s.t.
64 Mirko Selvaggi Astana-Samruk s.t.
65 Louis Crosby Subway - Avanti Cycling Team s.t.
66 Joost Van Leijen Van Vliet - EBH Elshof + 43
67 Robert Radosz DHL - Author s.t.
68 Frédéric Amorison Landbouwkrediet - Colnago s.t.
69 Kevin Neirynck Landbouwkrediet - Colnago s.t.
70 Jasper Ockeloen Rabobank CT s.t.
71 Bart Aernouts Rabobank CT s.t.
72 Jason Allen Subway - Avanti Cycling Team s.t.
73 Davide Malacarne Quick Step s.t.
74 Tom Leezer Rabobank s.t.
75 Sondre Sörtveit Joker Bianchi + 44
76 Luke Knox Saving & Loans Cycling Team s.t.
77 Matthé Pronk Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team + 45
78 Bert De Waele Landbouwkrediet - Colnago s.t.
79 Logan Hutchings Cinelli - Down Under s.t.
80 Steven Robb Saving & Loans Cycling Team s.t.
81 Timothy Roe Saving & Loans Cycling Team s.t.
82 Arjen De Baat Van Vliet - EBH Elshof + 46
83 Johnny Hoogerland Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team s.t.
84 Jetse Bol Rabobank CT s.t.
85 Pawel Cieslik Mroz Continental Team s.t.
86 Marco Velo Quick Step s.t.
87 Benjamín Noval Astana-Samruk s.t.
88 James Williamson Subway - Avanti Cycling Team s.t.
89 Thomas Rabou Rabobank CT s.t.
90 Mateusz Mróz Mroz Continental Team s.t.
91 Óscar Freire Rabobank + 47
92 Josep Jufré Pou Astana-Samruk s.t.
93 Floris Goesinnen Skil - Shimano s.t.
94 Bart Dockx OmegaPharma - Lotto s.t.
95 Joshua England Subway - Avanti Cycling Team s.t.
96 Adriaan Helmantel Cyclingteam Jo Piels + 48
97 Jai Crawford Saving & Loans Cycling Team + 49
98 Geert Van der Sanden Cyclingteam Jo Piels s.t.
99 Bas Stamsnijder Van Vliet - EBH Elshof s.t.
100 Jacek Morajko Mroz Continental Team s.t.
101 Chris Luxton Saving & Loans Cycling Team + 50
102 Hans Dekkers Landbouwkrediet - Colnago s.t.
103 Joeri Calleeuw Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
104 Camilo Suarez Colombia es Pasion - Coldeportes s.t.
105 Michael Matthews Team AIS s.t.
106 Rikke Dijkxhoorn Van Vliet - EBH Elshof s.t.
107 Peter Ronsse Cinelli - Down Under s.t.
108 Jonas Ljungblad OmegaPharma - Lotto s.t.
109 Maarten Wynants Quick Step s.t.
110 Dani Navarro Astana-Samruk s.t.
111 Sam Horgan Subway - Avanti Cycling Team s.t.
112 Blazej Janiaczyk Mroz Continental Team s.t.
113 Arnoud Van Groen Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team s.t.
114 Wojciech Dybel Mroz Continental Team s.t.
115 Darwin Atapuma Colombia es Pasion - Coldeportes s.t.
116 Luke Davison Team AIS s.t.
117 Carlos Martinez Colombia es Pasion - Coldeportes + 51
118 Ole Haavardsholm Joker Bianchi s.t.
119 Mats Boeve Rabobank CT s.t.
120 Mateusz Taciak Mroz Continental Team s.t.
121 Bert De Backer Skil - Shimano s.t.
122 Mariusz Witecki Mroz Continental Team + 52
123 Matt Green Cinelli - Down Under s.t.
124 Fabio Gordillo Colombia es Pasion - Coldeportes s.t.
125 Wojcieck Halejak DHL - Author + 53
126 Darwin Pantoja Colombia es Pasion - Coldeportes s.t.
127 Sibrecht Pieters Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
128 Rik Kavsek Cyclingteam Jo Piels s.t.
129 Robinson Chalapud Colombia es Pasion - Coldeportes s.t.
130 Rohan Dennis Team AIS s.t.
131 Bram Schmitz Van Vliet - EBH Elshof s.t.
132 Dimitry Kozontchuk Rabobank + 54
133 Theo Eltink Skil - Shimano s.t.
134 Wilfried Cretskens OmegaPharma - Lotto s.t.
135 Bram Tankink Rabobank s.t.
136 Jonathan Bertrand Landbouwkrediet - Colnago + 55
137 Ken Vanmarcke Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
138 Mart Van Blanken Cyclingteam Jo Piels s.t.
139 Frederic Verkinderen Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
140 Bolat Raimbekov Astana-Samruk s.t.
141 Jaryd De Mooij Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht + 56
142 Steven De Neef Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht + 57
143 Damian Walczak DHL - Author s.t.
144 Daniel Furmston Cinelli - Down Under + 58
145 Frederik Veuchelen Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team s.t.
146 Jin Long Skil - Shimano s.t.
147 Martijn Maaskant Garmin - Transitions s.t. Player
148 Nicholas Walker Cinelli - Down Under + 59
149 Jarno Gmelich Van Vliet - EBH Elshof s.t.
150 Jesus Hernandez Astana-Samruk s.t.
151 Björn Leukemans Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team s.t.
152 Wade Wolfenbarger Cinelli - Down Under + 1'01
153 Ingar Stokstad Joker Bianchi s.t.
154 Aleksander Bartlomiej DHL - Author s.t.
155 Wim De Vocht Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team + 1'02
156 Artur Detko DHL - Author + 1'07
GC:
Rank Name Team Time Player
1 Sebastian Lang OmegaPharma - Lotto 14'02
2 Ryder Hesjedal Garmin - Transitions + 3 Player
3 Bert Roesems Cinelli - Down Under + 13
4 Jens Mouris Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team + 15
5 Rick Flens Rabobank + 18
6 Michiel Elijzen OmegaPharma - Lotto + 21
7 Olivier Kaisen OmegaPharma - Lotto + 23
8 Travis Meyer Garmin - Transitions s.t. Player
9 William Dickeson Saving & Loans Cycling Team + 25
10 Joseph Cooper Subway - Avanti Cycling Team + 27
( Sorry I dropped the ball. I forgot to take screenshots today)
Edited by valverde321 on 25-05-2010 02:13
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Posted on 25-05-2010 02:12
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Ster Elektrotoer Stage 2
This is a very important stage for us. IF Martijn or I is going to win the Overall we need to have a good day today.
This is todays break. There is many riders here but a few dropped off after 10-15kms after the break was initiated. The Garmin rider is Peter Stetina.
Stetina is now ramping up the pace at the foot of the last climb. Another rider tries to go around him and does.
Now back to the peloton Hoogerland and Vanendert start on the offensive. Everything is happening in these last few km's!
After missing the first move with Hoogerland and Vanendert Vermeltfoort attacks and this time I am able to follow his wheel which takes me up to the leaders group.
With 3km left the sprint starts. I was in a fairly good spot but I was lacking the energy to get the win. But all I needed was 3s on Lang to get the Leaders jersey.
With 600m left Roe is still in the lead. Cataldo is also ahead of me.
Roe gets the easy win as everyone else in the group was toast.
There I am crossing the line in 3rd.
Stage:
Rank Name Team Time Player
1 Timothy Roe Saving & Loans Cycling Team 4h53'58
2 Dario Cataldo Quick Step s.t.
3 Ryder Hesjedal Garmin - Transitions s.t. Player
4 Bert De Waele Landbouwkrediet - Colnago s.t.
5 Ronan Van Zandbeek Van Vliet - EBH Elshof s.t.
6 Benjamín Noval Astana-Samruk s.t.
7 Pieter Weening Rabobank s.t.
8 Jelle Vanendert OmegaPharma - Lotto s.t.
9 Johnny Hoogerland Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team s.t.
10 Tom Veelers Skil - Shimano s.t.
11 Koen De Kort Skil - Shimano s.t.
12 Dimitry Kozontchuk Rabobank s.t.
13 Floris Goesinnen Skil - Shimano s.t.
14 Coen Vermeltfoort Rabobank CT s.t.
15 Sergio Luis Henao Colombia es Pasion - Coldeportes s.t.
GC:
Rank Name Team Time Player
1 Ryder Hesjedal Garmin - Transitions 5h07'55 Player
2 Sebastian Lang OmegaPharma - Lotto + 5
3 Bert Roesems Cinelli - Down Under + 18
4 Dario Cataldo Quick Step + 21
5 Rick Flens Rabobank + 23
6 Michiel Elijzen OmegaPharma - Lotto + 26
7 Travis Meyer Garmin - Transitions + 28 Player
8 Olivier Kaisen OmegaPharma - Lotto s.t.
9 Timothy Roe Saving & Loans Cycling Team + 30
10 William Dickeson Saving & Loans Cycling Team s.t.
11 Tom Veelers Skil - Shimano + 32
12 Joseph Cooper Subway - Avanti Cycling Team s.t.
13 Andrei Kunitski Quick Step s.t.
14 Tyler Farrar Garmin - Transitions + 33 Player
15 Tom Stamsnijder Rabobank + 34
Points:
Rank Name Team General
1 Ryder Hesjedal Garmin - Transitions 36
2 Sebastian Lang OmegaPharma - Lotto 25
3 Timothy Roe Saving & Loans Cycling Team 25
4 Dario Cataldo Quick Step 22
5 Sibrecht Pieters Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht 16
KOM:
Rank Name Team Mountain
1 Peter Stetina Garmin - Transitions 18
2 Dimitry Kozontchuk Rabobank 14
3 Jai Crawford Saving & Loans Cycling Team 12
4 Floris Goesinnen Skil - Shimano 12
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I love this story! Well done! |
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Posted on 29-05-2010 02:48
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Thanks. I am happy because this is my longest story. My Caisse story lasted the 1st few stages of the Giro before my save game fucked up.
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Ster Elektrotoer Stage 3
Sorry the game crashed before the replay. Basically all the favourties attacked without Hesjedal. He had to make up ground with 20km left. Over that distance he made it up. Then in the sprint he pulled away from the group. Unfortunatley a BOTD rider was still left ahead and he won.
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| valverde321 |
Posted on 30-05-2010 15:26
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Ster Elektrotoer Stage 4 Final
Unfortunately the game crashed before the replay. But luckily I took pics during the race. Basically a break of 6 riders got away. The gap grew to 12 minutes and with 40km left it was still 6 minutes. At 10km everyone knew the break was going to win. The only question was by how much? They needed 3 minutes on Hesjedal to get the overall win. We worked hard to pull them back and then as we started to fall back after the hard pace work at the front, no one else wanted to help out.
Heres the break getting the win. The even got enough for the GC win. I am very mad at the other teams for not helping out.
Stage:
GC:
Next up the Tour de France!
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| jt1109 |
Posted on 31-05-2010 22:53
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Can i ask you were you got the database with the new teams for pcm 08? |
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| valverde321 |
Posted on 31-05-2010 22:55
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I used the Camerluca SP V1.5 and I just changed the names of the teams and did the transfers by myself. I added jerseys, overwrote some equipment with nicer versions. Its not very good but it gets the job done.
Edited by valverde321 on 31-05-2010 23:19
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| jt1109 |
Posted on 31-05-2010 23:13
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ahh thanks  |
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| valverde321 |
Posted on 01-06-2010 02:49
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Garmin Blog
This year we have decided to share all the National Champions. This means that the winner of the race wears his national colours for a year (until this time next year).
Induvidual Time Trial
Italy: Enrico Gasparotto
France: Laszlo Bodrogi
Germany: Andreas Kloden
Spain: Haimar Zubeldia
Road Race:
Denmark: Thomas Vedel Kvist
Czech : Pavel Zitta
France: Sylvain Chavanel
Kazakhstan: Alexandre Vinokourov
Italy: Enrico Gasparotto
Belgium: Wouter Weylandt
Dutch: Kai Reus
Germany: Linus Gerdemann
Swiss: Rubens Bertogliati
Russia: Vladimir Karpets
Portugal: Vitor Rodrigues
Sweden: Jonas Ljungblad
Slovenian: Janez Brajkovic
Luxembourg: Andy Schleck
Austrian: Bernhard Eisel
British: Mark Cavendish
Spain: Alejandro Valverde
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| valverde321 |
Posted on 02-06-2010 01:16
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StartList for Tour de France
Saxo Bank
1. A.Schleck
2. L.Bak
3. M.Breschel
4. F.Cancellara
5. B.Cooke
6. J.Fuglsang
7. M.Ljungqvist
8. F.Schleck
9. C.Sörensen
Rabobank
11. D.Menchov
12. L.Boom
13. S.Clement
14. Ó.Freire
15. J.Gárate
16. S.Langeveld
17. K.Moerenhout
18. N.Nuyens
19. M.Tjallingii
Radioshack
21. L.Leipheimer
22. L.Armstrong
23. J.Brajkovic
24. A.Klöden
25. Y.Popovych
26. G.Rast
27. S.Rosseler
28. G.Steegmans
29. H.Zubeldia
Astana
31. A.Contador
32. A.Bazayev
33. A.Davis
34. A.Grivko
35. M.Iglinskiy
36. M.Selvaggi
37. G.Stangelj
38. P.Tiralongo
39. A.Vinokourov
Caisse d'Epargne
41. A.Valverde
42. A.Coyot
43. I.Erviti
44. A.Jeanneson
45. V.Kiryienka
46. C.Moreau
47. J.Rojas
48. M.Soler
49. L.Sánchez
Garmin
51. C.Vande Velde
52. T.Farrar
53. R.Hesjedal
54. R.Hunter
55. D.Martin
56. C.Meyer
57. D.Millar
58. J.Vansummeren
59. D.Zabriskie
Team Milram
61. L.Gerdemann
62. G.Ciolek
63. M.Eichler
64. S.Knaven
65. C.Knees
66. T.Rohregger
67. N.Terpstra
68. F.Wegmann
69. P.Wrölich
Katusha
71. J.Rodríguez
72. V.Gusev
73. J.Horrach
74. S.Ivanov
75. V.Karpets
76. K.Kirchen
77. L.Mazzanti
78. E.Petrov
79. F.Pozzato
Euskaltel
81. S.Sánchez
82. J.Agirre
83. M.Astarloza
84. A.Galdos
85. J.Oroz
86. A.Pérez Lezaun
87. R.Pérez Moreno
88. A.Txurruka
89. I.Velasco
Team Sky
91. T.Lövkvist
92. K.Arvesen
93. J.Augustyn
94. E.Boasson Hagen
95. D.Cioni
96. C.Froome
97. S.Gerrans
98. M.Hayman
99. G.Henderson
HTC
101. T.Martin
102. M.Albasini
103. M.Cavendish
104. B.Grabsch
105. A.Greipel
106. L.Howard
107. M.Monfort
108. F.Rabon
109. M.Sieberg
Liquigas
111. R.Kreuziger
112. V.Agnoli
113. F.Bellotti
114. K.Carlström
115. F.Chicchi
116. E.Franzoï
117. A.Kuschynski
118. F.Pellizotti
119. M.Quinziato
Cervélo
121. C.Sastre
122. P.Deignan
123. X.Florencio
124. H.Haussler
125. A.Klier
126. D.Lloyd
127. Ó.Pujol
128. M.Reimer
129. X.Tondo
Lotto
131. T.Dekker
132. G.Gardeyn
133. L.Hoste
134. S.Lang
135. D.Moreno
136. R.Sentjens
137. G.Van Avermaet
138. J.Van Goolen
139. J.Vanendert
Lampre
141. G.Simoni
142. L.Bernucci
143. F.Gavazzi
144. A.Grendene
145. D.Loosli
146. A.Petacchi
147. D.Pietropolli
148. S.Ponzi
149. S.Spilak
Quick Step
151. S.Devolder
152. T.Boonen
153. S.De Jongh
154. K.Hulsmans
155. J.Pineau
156. H.Schwab
157. J.Van de Walle
158. W.Weylandt
159. M.Wynants
Ag2r
161. V.Efimkin
162. M.Bouet
163. D.Champion
164. C.Dessel
165. M.Elmiger
166. R.Mandri
167. R.Nocentini
168. N.Roche
169. T.Valjavec
Cofidis
171. D.Moncoutié
172. S.Augé
173. H.Duclos-Lassalle
174. J.El Fares
175. M.Hary
176. K.Ista
177. A.Moinard
178. R.Pauriol
179. R.Taaramäe
Bouygues
181. P.Fédrigo
182. J.Belgy
183. D.Gaudin
184. C.Gautier
185. R.Martias
186. P.Quemeneur
187. E.Sokolov
188. J.Tschopp
189. N.Vogondy
Footon - Servetto
191. G.Cheula
192. M.Cardoso
193. M.Corti
194. A.Durán
195. A.Gómez
196. I.Mayoz
197. B.Shpilevski
198. R.Valls
199. C.Wurf
FDJeux
201. C.Le Mével
202. S.Chavanel
203. A.Geslin
204. F.Guesdon
205. S.Joly
206. A.Roux
207. W.Sulzberger
208. B.Vaugrenard
209. J.Veikkanen
Besson Chaussures
211. F.Morizot
212. C.Bessy
213. J.Casper
214. J.Engoulvent
215. J.Galland
216. J.Marino
217. R.Matheou
218. B.Sinner
219. Y.Talabardon
Today I was given the Startlist for the Tour de France. After looking at the list I think that every team has a shot at winning the race except the French Teams and Footon-Servetto. I think the Saxo Bank, Astana, Radioshack, and Caisse all have very strong teams for the mountains while Sky, Milram, Katusha, HTC, QuickStep, and Cervelo have very good sprinting teams. Our squad is fairly decent overall but isn't the best at any discipline. We like that though going into the race as now we have the chance at surprising the Peloton at how good we will perform.
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| kirosha |
Posted on 02-06-2010 09:59
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Strong start-list. Good luck  |
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| valverde321 |
Posted on 03-06-2010 03:20
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Thanks. I will need it. It is a very strong Startlist but that is good. I dont think its ever been this deep of a startlist before.
BTW I wont be posting as much as the snow is off the ground now and there are way more fun things to do outside. Plus I got exams in 2 weeks so I've been studying for those.
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