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baggieboys32
Top  #161 Print Post
Posted on 05-05-2012 15:09
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Stage 4


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The first big day for the GC contenders, with an ascent finish, being the second of two difficult climbs!

The morning breakaway initially, contained just one man! he broke away after 25km of racing, but despite going solo, he was still heavily marked! The reason- his name. Fabian Cancellara.

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He showed he's strong, by opening a 5minute gap, by the base of the first major climb, and unsurprisingly, many riders wanted to try and join him, a second group was able to form around Fabian, the only other big name present was Andreas Kloden of Radioshack, currently 4th in the GC.

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The group were traced as they bridged the gap, and the time difference was just 2'42" on the summit, the three biggest favourites decided that weas the time to attack, Andy Schleck, Cadel Evans and Lance Armstrong all moved away from the pack, followed by Rodriguez.

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It was at the base of the final climb, that the two groups joined, it was clear Fabian had nothing left, he quickly got dropped by his companions, as the large group moved up the mountain.

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However, the main contenders didn't like the large group that was together with them, so the big 4, Evans, Schleck, Armstrong and Rodriguez, upped the pace, quickly dropping the rest.

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Into the final straight, it was still all together, Schleck looked strongest, and was pulling away, whilst Armstrong held the wheel of Joaquin Rodriguez.

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And that was the order on the podium, Schleck takes a solid stage win, and with it the yellow jersey, Armstrong moves up to 3rd on the GC, well inside our top 5 sponsor goal!

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Stage Results

1Andy SchleckLeopard Trek3h38'39
2Joaquím RodríguezKatusha Teams.t.
3Lance ArmstrongExxon Dukes.t.
4Cadel EvansBMC Racing Teams.t.
5Andreas KlödenTeam RadioShack+ 1'03
6Francesco MasciarelliPro Team Astanas.t.
7Dries DevenynsQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 1'27
8Tony MartinHTC - Highroads.t.
9Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShack+ 1'59
10Janez BrajkovičTeam RadioShack+ 3'11
Spoiler
11Alexandr KolobnevKatusha Team+ 3'19
12Valerio AgnoliLiquigas - Cannondale+ 3'27
13Christian Vande VeldeTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 3'35
14Fränk SchleckLeopard Treks.t.
15Daniel MorenoKatusha Team+ 3'51
16Charles WegeliusUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling+ 3'59
17Benjamín NovalSaxo Bank SunGard+ 4'07
18Alexander EfimkinTeam Type 1s.t.
19Danilo Di LucaKatusha Team+ 4'23
20Johan Van SummerenTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
21Andrew BajadaliKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Health+ 4'31
22Matthew BuscheTeam RadioShack+ 4'39
23Dimitriy MuravyevTeam RadioShack+ 5'03
24Laurent DidierSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
25Thor HushovdTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 5'11
26Jure KocjanTeam Type 1s.t.
27Daniel FleemanTeam Raleigh+ 5'27
28Rory SutherlandUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
29Lars Ytting BakHTC - Highroad+ 5'43
30Martin VelitsHTC - Highroads.t.
31Fabian WegmannLeopard Treks.t.
32Timothy DugganLiquigas - Cannondale+ 5'51
33Markel IrizarTeam RadioShack+ 5'59
34Kristian HouseRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
35Daniel LloydTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 6'07
36Jacob NielsenGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
37Jonathan Tiernan-LockeRapha Condor - Sharp+ 6'15
38Nick NuyensSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
39Mirco LorenzettoPro Team Astana+ 6'23
40Fabian CancellaraLeopard Trek+ 6'31
41Gorazd StangeljPro Team Astana+ 6'39
42Enrico GasparottoPro Team Astana+ 6'47
43Craig LewisExxon Dukes.t.
44Jeff LouderExxon Dukes.t.
45Assan BazayevPro Team Astanas.t.
46Jarosław MaryczSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
47Andy GuptillJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
48Maxim IglinskiyPro Team Astana+ 6'55
49Sylvain ChavanelQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
50Iker CamañoEndura Racing+ 7'19
51Maciej PaterskiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 7'35
52Gerald CiolekQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 7'43
53Tom BoonenQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
54Heinrich HausslerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
55Luca PaoliniKatusha Team+ 7'51
56Kiel ReijnenTeam Type 1s.t.
57Jack BauerEndura Racings.t.
58Dominik NerzLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
59Maxim GourovPro Team Astanas.t.
60Zdenek StybarQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
61Robert PartridgeEndura Racing+ 7'59
62Tyler FarrarExxon Dukes.t.
63Peter StetinaExxon Dukes.t.
64Valentin IglinskiyPro Team Astanas.t.
65Bjorn SelanderExxon Duke+ 8'07
66Matt CraneRealCyclist.com Cycling Teams.t.
67Matthew KiplingTeam Raleighs.t.
68Matteo TosattoSaxo Bank SunGard+ 8'15
69Daniele BennatiLeopard Treks.t.
70Michael MørkøvSaxo Bank SunGard+ 8'23
71Chris BartonBMC Racing Teams.t.
72Simone PonziLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
73Philip MooneyTeam Raleigh+ 8'31
74Alessandro BallanBMC Racing Teams.t.
75Jamie SparlingTeam Raleighs.t.
76Mauro FinettoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
77John MurphyBMC Racing Teams.t.
78Michael AndersenGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
79Jake KeoughUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling+ 8'39
80Gert SteegmansQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
81Filippo PozzatoKatusha Teams.t.
82Niki ØstergaardGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
83Dean DowningRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
84Steven CozzaExxon Dukes.t.
85Eric SchildgeJamis - Sutter Home+ 8'47
86Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Teams.t.
87Mauro Da DaltoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
88Jesse AnthonyKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Health+ 8'55
89Sheldon DeenyExxon Duke+ 9'03
90Niki TerpstraQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 9'19
91Robert WagnerLeopard Trek+ 9'27
92Leif HosteKatusha Teams.t.
93Martin MortensenLeopard Trek+ 9'35
94Jonathan ClarkeUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling+ 10'07
95Boy Van PoppelUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling+ 11'51
96Matthew GossHTC - Highroad+ 11'59
97Alex CandelarioKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Health+ 12'07
98Mark CavendishHTC - Highroad+ 12'15
99Juraj SaganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
100Manuel QuinziatoBMC Racing Team+ 12'31
101James DriscollJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
102Adrian HegyvariUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling+ 12'39
103Michael CreedKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
104Alejandro BorrajoJamis - Sutter Home+ 12'47
105Callum WilkinsonEndura Racing+ 12'55
106Michael BerlingGlud & Marstrand - LRØ+ 13'03
107Rafal MajkaSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
108Andreas KlierTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 13'11
109Casey MunroRapha Condor - Sharp+ 13'27
110Morgan SchmittUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling+ 13'59
111Mark HinnenKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Health+ 14'07
112Thomas RabouRealCyclist.com Cycling Team+ 14'15
113Matt CronshawTeam Raleighs.t.
114Alexander PorsevKatusha Teams.t.
115Alexander WetterhallEndura Racing+ 14'23
116Bernhard EiselHTC - Highroads.t.
117Jesse SergentTeam RadioShack+ 14'39
118Maarten De JongeEndura Racing+ 15'11
119Alexander KristoffBMC Racing Team+ 15'19
120Fabio CalabriaTeam Type 1s.t.
121Olaf KerkhofTeam Type 1s.t.
122Alexey ShmidtTeam Type 1+ 15'43
123Roger HammondTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 15'51
124Wouter WeylandtLeopard Trek+ 16'07
125Hayden RoulstonHTC - Highroads.t.
126Martijn VerschoorTeam Type 1+ 16'15
127Greg Van AvermaetBMC Racing Teams.t.
128Daniel HollowayKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
129Michael FriedmanKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Health+ 16'23
130Cole HouseRealCyclist.com Cycling Team+ 16'39
131Evan HydeRealCyclist.com Cycling Team+ 16'55
132Alessandro BazzanaTeam Type 1+ 17'11
133Tucker BrownJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
134James McCallumRapha Condor - Sharp+ 17'35
135Colton BarrettKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Health+ 17'59
136Mark RenshawHTC - Highroad+ 18'07
137Ryan ParnesTeam Raleighs.t.
138Francesco ChicchiQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 18'23
139Martijn MaaskantTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 18'31
140Jack AndersonEndura Racing+ 18'47
141Andrew PinfoldUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling+ 18'55
142Jackie SimesJamis - Sutter Home+ 19'03
143Juan José HaedoSaxo Bank SunGard+ 19'11
144Ian BurnettRealCyclist.com Cycling Team+ 19'19
145Zakkari DempsterRapha Condor - Sharp+ 19'43
146Kasper JørgensenGlud & Marstrand - LRØ+ 19'51
147Frank TraviesoRealCyclist.com Cycling Team+ 19'59
148Kasper JebjergGlud & Marstrand - LRØ+ 20'07
149Sam BewleyTeam RadioShack+ 20'15
 
baggieboys32
Top  #162 Print Post
Posted on 05-05-2012 18:47
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Stage 11


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One for the punchers, or the break today, a difficult route containing many short climbs, but only 155km in length, it seems well suited to the break.

Pate was once again our man for the breakaway today, his goal was simple, to take the lead in the KOM back from Scarponi, and back to it's rightful (Wink) place- on an Exxon back.

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Todays break was large, and it set a high pace within, Pate won the first 3 KOM sprints, and with 40km to go, the lead of the reduced break, was still over 7minutes!

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It was clear with 5km to go, the break would take the day, they had been massively closed down, just 2minutes ahead, but the gap was enough, Pate was 4th back in the line, but his legs were fairly tired, following his efforts in the KOM contest.

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Meanwhile at the back, the Punchers and GC men were coming forwards, Horner found Albasini's wheel, fighting for 8th place.

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Ruggero Marzoli is the strongest man in the breakaway, he takes a stage win for Acqua & Sapone, Danny Pate is able to hold on for 4th place, and collects his real reward of the day, the Maglia Verde, he is "King of the Mountains"

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Horner takes another top 10 today, he is showing very good form as we pass the halfway stage, and the penultimate flat stage in week 2.

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Stage Results


1Ruggero MarzoliAcqua & Sapone4h13'20
2Grégory RastTeam RadioShacks.t.
3Maxime VantommeKatusha Team+ 13
4Danny PateExxon Dukes.t.
5Elia VivianiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
6Francisco Javier AramendiaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
7Jens DebusschereOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 1'48
8Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondale+ 2'01
9Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astanas.t.
10Chris HornerExxon Dukes.t.
Spoiler
11Francesco GinanniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
12Marzio BruseghinMovistar Teams.t.
13Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
14Michele ScarponiLampre - ISDs.t.
15Damiano CunegoLampre - ISDs.t.
16Giovanni ViscontiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
17Marco PinottiHTC - Highroads.t.
18Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
19Manuel CardosoTeam RadioShacks.t.
20Jakob FuglsangLeopard Treks.t.
21Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
22José Iván GutiérrezMovistar Teams.t.
23Ivan BassoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
24Emanuele SellaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
25Haimar ZubeldiaTeam RadioShacks.t.
26Giampaolo CarusoKatusha Teams.t.
27Alessandro BertoliniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
28Peter VelitsHTC - Highroads.t.
29José Joaquín RojasMovistar Teams.t.
30Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
31Andrea NoèFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
32Aitor Pérez ArrietaLampre - ISDs.t.
33Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Teams.t.
34Amets TxurrukaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
35Richie PorteSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
36Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
37Nicki SørensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
38Simon ClarkePro Team Astanas.t.
39Philip DeignanTeam RadioShacks.t.
40Allan DavisPro Team Astanas.t.
41Yaroslav PopovychTeam RadioShacks.t.
42Luca MazzantiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
43Maarten WynantsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
44Taylor PhinneyExxon Dukes.t.
45Riccardo ChiariniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
46Aleksandr KuschynskiKatusha Teams.t.
47Grega BoleLampre - ISDs.t.
48Joost Van LeijenVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
49Luca SolariAndroni Giocattolis.t.
50José RujanoAndroni Giocattolis.t.
51Emanuele VonaFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
52Carlos BetancourtAcqua & Sapones.t.
53Vasil KiryienkaMovistar Teams.t.
54Michael AlbasiniHTC - Highroads.t.
55Cayetano SarmientoAcqua & Sapones.t.
56Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
57Massimo CodolAcqua & Sapones.t.
58Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
59Alessandro BisoltiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
60Ben Jacques-MaynesExxon Dukes.t.
61Grischa NiermannRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
62Juan Mauricio SolerMovistar Teams.t.
63Sergey LagutinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
64Pablo LastrasMovistar Teams.t.
65Ben HermansTeam RadioShacks.t.
66Roberto FerrariAndroni Giocattolis.t.
67Paolo TiralongoPro Team Astanas.t.
68José SerpaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
69Volodymir GustovSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
70Eduard VorganovKatusha Teams.t.
71Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
72Bernardo ColexExxon Dukes.t.
73Bert GrabschHTC - Highroads.t.
74Michael MatthewsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
75Baden CookeSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
76Andrey KashechkinLampre - ISDs.t.
77Stuart O'GradyLeopard Treks.t.
78Pablo UrtasunEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
79Bauke MollemaRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
80Francesco FailliFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
81Dominic KlemmeLeopard Treks.t.
82Mirko SelvaggiVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
83Balint SzeghalmiLampre - ISDs.t.
84David ZabriskieExxon Dukes.t.
85Robbie McEwenTeam RadioShacks.t.
86Simon SpilakLampre - ISDs.t.
87Pierpaolo De NegriFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
88Andrea GuardiniFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
89Kanstantsin SiutsouHTC - Highroads.t.
90Patrik SinkewitzFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
91Andriy GrivkoPro Team Astanas.t.
92Addy EngelsQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
93Rubén PlazaMovistar Teams.t.
94Mikel NieveEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
95David Le LayAG2R La Mondiales.t.
96Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - ISDs.t.
97Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
98Matthew LloydOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
99Russell DowningSky ProCyclings.t.
100John DegenkolbHTC - Highroads.t.
101Steve HouanardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
102Caleb FairlyExxon Dukes.t.
103Robert HunterTeam RadioShacks.t.
104Gustav Erik LarssonSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
105Christophe RiblonAG2R La Mondiales.t.
106Xabier ZandioSky ProCyclings.t.
107Christian KneesSky ProCyclings.t.
108Michel KrederTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
109Johann TschoppBMC Racing Teams.t.
110Morris PossoniSky ProCyclings.t.
111Oliver ZauggLeopard Treks.t.
112Borut BožicVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
113Óscar PujolOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
114Bruno PiresLeopard Treks.t.
115Kevin De WeertQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
116Hubert DupontAG2R La Mondiales.t.
117Julian DeanTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
118Davide MalacarneQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
119Kjell CarlströmSky ProCyclings.t.
120Evgeni PetrovPro Team Astanas.t.
121Robert KiserlovskiPro Team Astanas.t.
122Francisco José VentosoMovistar Teams.t.
123Mario AertsOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
124Marc De MaarQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
125Tejay Van GarderenHTC - Highroads.t.
126Paul MartensRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
127Pavel BruttKatusha Teams.t.
128Scott ZwizanskiExxon Dukes.t.
129Jürgen Van de WalleOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
130Gorka IzagirreEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
131Rubén PérezEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
132Adam HansenOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
133Steven KruijswijkRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
134Przemyslaw NiemiecLampre - ISDs.t.
135Chris FroomeSky ProCyclings.t.
136Amaël MoinardBMC Racing Teams.t.
137Stephen CummingsSky ProCyclings.t.
138Dario CioniSky ProCyclings.t.
139Jonas Aaen JørgensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
140Steve MorabitoBMC Racing Teams.t.
141Lieuwe WestraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
142Joan HorrachKatusha Teams.t.
143Coen VermeltfoortRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
144Crescenzo D'AmoreAndroni Giocattolis.t.
145Fabio SabatiniLiquigas - Cannondale+ 4'32
146Ramunas NavardauskasTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 5'13
147Thomas RohreggerLeopard Treks.t.
148Rémy Di GregorioPro Team Astanas.t.
149Travis MeyerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
150Maxime BouetAG2R La Mondiales.t.
151Geoffroy LequatreTeam RadioShacks.t.
152Christopher SuttonSky ProCyclings.t.
153Davide ViganòLeopard Treks.t.
154Danilo WyssBMC Racing Teams.t.
155Jorge AzanzaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
156Jack BobridgeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
157Sylwester SzmydLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
158Danilo NapolitanoAcqua & Sapones.t.
159Jonathan BellisSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
160Vicente ReynèsOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
161Mikaël ChérelAG2R La Mondiales.t.
162Francesco RedaQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
163Stefan DeniflLeopard Treks.t.
164Roman KireyevPro Team Astanas.t.
165Pierre CazauxEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
166Sep VanmarckeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
167Ivan SantaromitaBMC Racing Teams.t.
168Martin KohlerBMC Racing Teams.t.
169Andreas StauffQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
170Cameron MeyerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
171Gert DockxOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 6'41
172Matthew BrammeierHTC - Highroad+ 6'50
173Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapones.t.
174Anthony RavardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
175Sébastien HinaultAG2R La Mondiales.t.
176Matthew WilsonTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 7'35
177Simon ZahnerBMC Racing Team+ 8'04
178Andrew TalanskyTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
179Kevin Van ImpeQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 8'40
180Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondale+ 9'20
181Marco BandieraQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 9'56
182Kristof GoddaertAG2R La Mondiale+ 10'13
183Jens MourisVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
184Leigh HowardHTC - Highroad+ 10'25
185Artem OvechkinKatusha Team+ 11'07
186Alexander MironovKatusha Team+ 12'17
187Claudio CorioniAcqua & Sapone+ 12'41
188Frederique RobertQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 13'13
189Christian MeierExxon Duke+ 13'21


King of the Moutains

1Danny PateExxon Duke21
2Michele ScarponiLampre - ISD15
3Chris HornerExxon Duke14
4Scott ZwizanskiExxon Duke13
5Rubén PérezEuskaltel - Euskadi12
 
sutty68
Top  #163 Print Post
Posted on 05-05-2012 19:43
Lance finally showing is face in California Wink

And the climbers on fire at the Giro Frown
 
baggieboys32
Top  #164 Print Post
Posted on 05-05-2012 21:40
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Stage 12


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The last genuine easy day of the tour, and as such, no one was really willing to put in an effort, as a result a large breakaway (13) men was allowed clear, and fought out the stage amongst themselves.

Caleb Fairly was our man for the day, he's had a quiet race as one of our doméstiques, so he jumped at the chance to get involved in the break, and he can add 4th place in a stage at a Grand Tour, to his palmarés!

1Kjell CarlströmSky ProCycling3h52'48
2Simon ZahnerBMC Racing Teams.t.
3Steve HouanardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
4Caleb FairlyExxon Dukes.t.
5Andreas StauffQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
6Vicente ReynèsOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
7Gorka IzagirreEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
8Jonathan BellisSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
9Dominic KlemmeLeopard Treks.t.
10John DegenkolbHTC - Highroads.t.
Spoiler
11Sep VanmarckeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
12Emanuele VonaFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
13Christopher SuttonSky ProCyclings.t.
14Alessandro BertoliniAndroni Giocattoli+ 5'56
15Sergey LagutinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
16Ben HermansTeam RadioShacks.t.
17Michel KrederTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
18Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
19Geoffroy LequatreTeam RadioShacks.t.
20José Iván GutiérrezMovistar Teams.t.
21Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
22Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
23José Joaquín RojasMovistar Teams.t.
24Luca MazzantiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
25Riccardo ChiariniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
26Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
27Marzio BruseghinMovistar Teams.t.
28Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
29Allan DavisPro Team Astanas.t.
30Francesco GinanniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
31Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
32Crescenzo D'AmoreAndroni Giocattolis.t.
33Carlos BetancourtAcqua & Sapones.t.
34Simon ClarkePro Team Astanas.t.
35Giovanni ViscontiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
36Grega BoleLampre - ISDs.t.
37Danilo NapolitanoAcqua & Sapones.t.
38Joost Van LeijenVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
39Taylor PhinneyExxon Dukes.t.
40Robbie McEwenTeam RadioShacks.t.
41Michele ScarponiLampre - ISDs.t.
42Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astanas.t.
43Ruggero MarzoliAcqua & Sapones.t.
44Julian DeanTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
45Massimo CodolAcqua & Sapones.t.
46Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
47Russell DowningSky ProCyclings.t.
48Anthony RavardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
49Aitor Pérez ArrietaLampre - ISDs.t.
50Manuel CardosoTeam RadioShacks.t.
51Grischa NiermannRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
52Damiano CunegoLampre - ISDs.t.
53Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
54Jack BobridgeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
55Roman KireyevPro Team Astanas.t.
56Travis MeyerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
57Davide ViganòLeopard Treks.t.
58Alessandro BisoltiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
59Juan Mauricio SolerMovistar Teams.t.
60Francisco José VentosoMovistar Teams.t.
61Rémy Di GregorioPro Team Astanas.t.
62Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
63Pablo LastrasMovistar Teams.t.
64Grégory RastTeam RadioShacks.t.
65Ben Jacques-MaynesExxon Dukes.t.
66Chris HornerExxon Dukes.t.
67Matthew BrammeierHTC - Highroads.t.
68Mirko SelvaggiVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
69Haimar ZubeldiaTeam RadioShacks.t.
70Bert GrabschHTC - Highroads.t.
71Marco PinottiHTC - Highroads.t.
72Elia VivianiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
73Claudio CorioniAcqua & Sapones.t.
74Peter VelitsHTC - Highroads.t.
75Andrea GuardiniFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
76Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapones.t.
77Borut BožicVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
78Stuart O'GradyLeopard Treks.t.
79Jakob FuglsangLeopard Treks.t.
80Andrey KashechkinLampre - ISDs.t.
81Pablo UrtasunEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
82Baden CookeSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
83Pierpaolo De NegriFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
84Evgeni PetrovPro Team Astanas.t.
85Aleksandr KuschynskiKatusha Teams.t.
86Amets TxurrukaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
87Marco BandieraQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
88Richie PorteSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
89Matthew WilsonTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
90Andrea NoèFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
91Jens MourisVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
92Giampaolo CarusoKatusha Teams.t.
93Balint SzeghalmiLampre - ISDs.t.
94Tejay Van GarderenHTC - Highroads.t.
95Cameron MeyerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
96Kanstantsin SiutsouHTC - Highroads.t.
97Sylwester SzmydLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
98Vasil KiryienkaMovistar Teams.t.
99Ramunas NavardauskasTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
100Przemyslaw NiemiecLampre - ISDs.t.
101Morris PossoniSky ProCyclings.t.
102Nicki SørensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
103Patrik SinkewitzFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
104Mikel NieveEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
105Andrew TalanskyTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
106Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
107José SerpaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
108Simon SpilakLampre - ISDs.t.
109Kevin De WeertQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
110Emanuele SellaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
111Andriy GrivkoPro Team Astanas.t.
112Dario CioniSky ProCyclings.t.
113Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - ISDs.t.
114Danilo WyssBMC Racing Teams.t.
115Christian MeierExxon Dukes.t.
116Martin KohlerBMC Racing Teams.t.
117Chris FroomeSky ProCyclings.t.
118Robert KiserlovskiPro Team Astanas.t.
119Pavel BruttKatusha Teams.t.
120Ivan SantaromitaBMC Racing Teams.t.
121Francesco RedaQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
122Jürgen Van de WalleOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
123Maxime VantommeKatusha Teams.t.
124Paolo TiralongoPro Team Astanas.t.
125Eduard VorganovKatusha Teams.t.
126Cayetano SarmientoAcqua & Sapones.t.
127José RujanoAndroni Giocattolis.t.
128Xabier ZandioSky ProCyclings.t.
129Adam HansenOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
130Sébastien HinaultAG2R La Mondiales.t.
131Alexander MironovKatusha Teams.t.
132Christian KneesSky ProCyclings.t.
133Luca SolariAndroni Giocattolis.t.
134Addy EngelsQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
135Artem OvechkinKatusha Teams.t.
136Maxime BouetAG2R La Mondiales.t.
137Stephen CummingsSky ProCyclings.t.
138Michael MatthewsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
139Joan HorrachKatusha Teams.t.
140David Le LayAG2R La Mondiales.t.
141Michael AlbasiniHTC - Highroads.t.
142Ivan BassoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
143Hubert DupontAG2R La Mondiales.t.
144Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
145Scott ZwizanskiExxon Dukes.t.
146Gustav Erik LarssonSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
147Coen VermeltfoortRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
148Matthew LloydOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
149Danny PateExxon Dukes.t.
150Paul MartensRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
151Marc De MaarQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
152Mario AertsOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
153Óscar PujolOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
154Davide MalacarneQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
155Bauke MollemaRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
156Kristof GoddaertAG2R La Mondiales.t.
157Gert DockxOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
158Frederique RobertQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
159Maarten WynantsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
160Christophe RiblonAG2R La Mondiales.t.
161Jens DebusschereOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
162Johann TschoppBMC Racing Teams.t.
163Kevin Van ImpeQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
164Mikaël ChérelAG2R La Mondiales.t.
165Steven KruijswijkRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
166Philip DeignanTeam RadioShacks.t.
167Rubén PlazaMovistar Teams.t.
168Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Teams.t.
169Steve MorabitoBMC Racing Teams.t.
170Jonas Aaen JørgensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
171Amaël MoinardBMC Racing Teams.t.
172Pierre CazauxEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
173Yaroslav PopovychTeam RadioShacks.t.
174Bruno PiresLeopard Treks.t.
175Thomas RohreggerLeopard Treks.t.
176Rubén PérezEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
177Francisco Javier AramendiaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
178Jorge AzanzaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
179Robert HunterTeam RadioShacks.t.
180Stefan DeniflLeopard Treks.t.
181Volodymir GustovSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
182David ZabriskieExxon Dukes.t.
183Oliver ZauggLeopard Treks.t.
184Leigh HowardHTC - Highroads.t.
185Bernardo ColexExxon Dukes.t.
186Francesco FailliFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
187Lieuwe WestraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
188Roberto FerrariAndroni Giocattolis.t.
189Fabio SabatiniLiquigas - Cannondale+ 7'48



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Stage 5


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The race today, sees a sharp climb 40km from the finish, this may break up the pack, or we may see a group sprint, depending on the work rate of the top climbers.

The two man breakaway formed early in the stage, Jonathon Tiernan-Locke, joins Dominik Nerz out in front of the peloton, where they opened a gap of 5minutes at peak.

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The peloton however pulled it all back together today, Farrar was the only sprinter still in the 40man group, Armstrong and Louder nursed him over the climbs but his legs were suffering none the less, he would struggle to win a sprint, as we had hoped at the beginning of the day.

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With 10km to go however, Cadel Evans showed he had rather different plans for the day, he attacked, and managed to open a gap to everyone, Leopard were doing the chase work with help from us here at Exxon, but in the end, the attack was too strong, and Evans swaps the Australian NC jersey for the leader tomorrow!

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Stage Results


1Cadel EvansBMC Racing Team5h39'56
2Tony MartinHTC - Highroad+ 26
3Janez BrajkovičTeam RadioShacks.t.
4Christian Vande VeldeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
5Andreas KlödenTeam RadioShacks.t.
6Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShacks.t.
7Andy SchleckLeopard Treks.t.
8Joaquím RodríguezKatusha Teams.t.
9Francesco MasciarelliPro Team Astanas.t.
10Fabian CancellaraLeopard Treks.t.
Spoiler
11Matthew BuscheTeam RadioShacks.t.
12Lars Ytting BakHTC - Highroads.t.
13Fränk SchleckLeopard Treks.t.
14Johan Van SummerenTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
15Benjamín NovalSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
16Tyler FarrarExxon Dukes.t.
17Dries DevenynsQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
18Charles WegeliusUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
19Mirco LorenzettoPro Team Astanas.t.
20Daniel MorenoKatusha Teams.t.
21Jure KocjanTeam Type 1s.t.
22Lance ArmstrongExxon Dukes.t.
23Andrew BajadaliKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
24Thor HushovdTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
25Alexandr KolobnevKatusha Teams.t.
26Danilo Di LucaKatusha Teams.t.
27Tom BoonenQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
28Jeff LouderExxon Dukes.t.
29Alexander EfimkinTeam Type 1s.t.
30Laurent DidierSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
31Markel IrizarTeam RadioShacks.t.
32Heinrich HausslerTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 1'52
33Valentin IglinskiyPro Team Astanas.t.
34Rory SutherlandUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
35Niki TerpstraQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
36Luca PaoliniKatusha Teams.t.
37Gerald CiolekQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
38Bernhard EiselHTC - Highroad+ 3'28
39Matteo TosattoSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
40Sheldon DeenyExxon Duke+ 3'44
41Zdenek StybarQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
42Jonathan Tiernan-LockeRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
43Craig LewisExxon Dukes.t.
44Martin VelitsHTC - Highroads.t.
45Assan BazayevPro Team Astanas.t.
46Daniele BennatiLeopard Treks.t.
47Jarosław MaryczSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
48Dimitriy MuravyevTeam RadioShacks.t.
49Sylvain ChavanelQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
50Mark CavendishHTC - Highroads.t.
51Dean DowningRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
52Daniel LloydTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
53Gert SteegmansQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
54Nick NuyensSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
55Kristian HouseRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
56Maxim IglinskiyPro Team Astanas.t.
57Valerio AgnoliLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
58Gorazd StangeljPro Team Astanas.t.
59Jack BauerEndura Racings.t.
60Fabian WegmannLeopard Treks.t.
61Leif HosteKatusha Teams.t.
62Chris BartonBMC Racing Teams.t.
63Maciej PaterskiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
64Iker CamañoEndura Racings.t.
65Matthew GossHTC - Highroads.t.
66Enrico GasparottoPro Team Astanas.t.
67Martin MortensenLeopard Trek+ 4'32
68Robert PartridgeEndura Racings.t.
69Maxim GourovPro Team Astanas.t.
70Morgan SchmittUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
71Bjorn SelanderExxon Dukes.t.
72Andreas KlierTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
73Jesse SergentTeam RadioShacks.t.
74Jonathan ClarkeUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
75Mark RenshawHTC - Highroad+ 4'56
76Robert WagnerLeopard Trek+ 5'20
77Simone PonziLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
78Philip MooneyTeam Raleigh+ 6'00
79Michael AndersenGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
80Jacob NielsenGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
81Olaf KerkhofTeam Type 1s.t.
82Matt CronshawTeam Raleighs.t.
83Wouter WeylandtLeopard Treks.t.
84Juan José HaedoSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
85Boy Van PoppelUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
86Alex CandelarioKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
87Mauro FinettoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
88Hayden RoulstonHTC - Highroads.t.
89Filippo PozzatoKatusha Teams.t.
90Roger HammondTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
91Alessandro BallanBMC Racing Teams.t.
92Michael MørkøvSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
93Matt CraneRealCyclist.com Cycling Teams.t.
94Alexander PorsevKatusha Teams.t.
95Steven CozzaExxon Dukes.t.
96Manuel QuinziatoBMC Racing Teams.t.
97Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Teams.t.
98Jesse AnthonyKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
99Matthew KiplingTeam Raleighs.t.
100Michael FriedmanKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
101Michael CreedKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
102Jamie SparlingTeam Raleighs.t.
103Juraj SaganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
104Andy GuptillJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
105John MurphyBMC Racing Teams.t.
106Jake KeoughUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
107Dominik NerzLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
108Alejandro BorrajoJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
109Adrian HegyvariUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
110Peter StetinaExxon Dukes.t.
111Michael BerlingGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
112Timothy DugganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
113Colton BarrettKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
114Martijn MaaskantTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
115Alexey ShmidtTeam Type 1s.t.
116Eric SchildgeJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
117Daniel FleemanTeam Raleigh+ 8'08
118Daniel HollowayKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
119Maarten De JongeEndura Racings.t.
120Kiel ReijnenTeam Type 1s.t.
121Mark HinnenKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
122Niki ØstergaardGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
123Francesco ChicchiQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
124Martijn VerschoorTeam Type 1s.t.
125Alexander WetterhallEndura Racing+ 10'00
126Alexander KristoffBMC Racing Team+ 11'04
127Greg Van AvermaetBMC Racing Teams.t.
128James DriscollJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
129Zakkari DempsterRapha Condor - Sharp+ 11'28
130Jack AndersonEndura Racings.t.
131Mauro Da DaltoLiquigas - Cannondale+ 12'40
132Sam BewleyTeam RadioShacks.t.
133James McCallumRapha Condor - Sharp+ 13'36
134Callum WilkinsonEndura Racings.t.
135Thomas RabouRealCyclist.com Cycling Teams.t.
136Casey MunroRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
137Ryan ParnesTeam Raleighs.t.
138Fabio CalabriaTeam Type 1s.t.
139Andrew PinfoldUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling+ 14'56
140Tucker BrownJamis - Sutter Home+ 15'28
141Rafal MajkaSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
142Kasper JebjergGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
143Evan HydeRealCyclist.com Cycling Teams.t.
144Cole HouseRealCyclist.com Cycling Teams.t.
145Frank TraviesoRealCyclist.com Cycling Team+ 17'28
146Jackie SimesJamis - Sutter Home+ 18'40
147Kasper JørgensenGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
148Ian BurnettRealCyclist.com Cycling Teams.t.
149Alessandro BazzanaTeam Type 1+ 21'28


We just had nothing left after that climb today, we'd hoped for a sprint, and Evans showed his strength, taking on Exxon, Leopard and Katusha at the end, to take a stage and the leaders jersey, tomorrows TT will play into his favour as well, it will be hard to bring him back, though the TT may give us a chance to improve on 4th place!

Stage 6


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The TT is one of two final opportunities for the Stage Racers to improve there GC placing, the route is long and slightly hilly, and we hoped to move past Schleck and Rodriguez today, as our TT skills should benefit us somewhat.

Stage Results


1Tony MartinHTC - Highroad33'53
2Cadel EvansBMC Racing Team+ 13
3Fabian CancellaraLeopard Trek+ 19
4Christian Vande VeldeTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 25
5Janez BrajkovičTeam RadioShack+ 33
6Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShack+ 35
7Lance ArmstrongExxon Duke+ 40
8Andreas KlödenTeam RadioShack+ 48
9Tom BoonenQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 49
10Tyler FarrarExxon Duke+ 50
Spoiler
11Andy SchleckLeopard Trek+ 58
12Thor HushovdTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 1'03
13Charles WegeliusUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling+ 1'06
14Matthew BuscheTeam RadioShack+ 1'08
15Danilo Di LucaKatusha Team+ 1'12
16Jesse SergentTeam RadioShack+ 1'13
17Martin VelitsHTC - Highroad+ 1'22
18Philip MooneyTeam Raleigh+ 1'23
19Fränk SchleckLeopard Treks.t.
20Jack BauerEndura Racing+ 1'27
21Daniele BennatiLeopard Trek+ 1'28
22Lars Ytting BakHTC - Highroads.t.
23Joaquím RodríguezKatusha Teams.t.
24Heinrich HausslerTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 1'32
25Markel IrizarTeam RadioShack+ 1'33
26Jure KocjanTeam Type 1s.t.
27Benjamín NovalSaxo Bank SunGard+ 1'35
28Martin MortensenLeopard Trek+ 1'36
29John MurphyBMC Racing Teams.t.
30Laurent DidierSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
31Niki TerpstraQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 1'37
32Mark CavendishHTC - Highroads.t.
33Robert PartridgeEndura Racings.t.
34Dries DevenynsQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 1'38
35Steven CozzaExxon Duke+ 1'39
36Daniel MorenoKatusha Teams.t.
37Leif HosteKatusha Team+ 1'40
38Rory SutherlandUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling+ 1'41
39Craig LewisExxon Duke+ 1'42
40Assan BazayevPro Team Astana+ 1'43
41Fabian WegmannLeopard Treks.t.
42Kiel ReijnenTeam Type 1+ 1'44
43Enrico GasparottoPro Team Astanas.t.
44Michael AndersenGlud & Marstrand - LRØ+ 1'45
45Michael CreedKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Health+ 1'46
46Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Teams.t.
47Matthew GossHTC - Highroad+ 1'47
48Jake KeoughUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
49Zakkari DempsterRapha Condor - Sharp+ 1'48
50Gert SteegmansQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 1'49
51Alessandro BallanBMC Racing Team+ 1'51
52Valentin IglinskiyPro Team Astanas.t.
53Andrew BajadaliKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
54Adrian HegyvariUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling+ 1'52
55Michael MørkøvSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
56Jacob NielsenGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
57Jeff LouderExxon Duke+ 1'53
58Michael FriedmanKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
59Nick NuyensSaxo Bank SunGard+ 1'54
60Sylvain ChavanelQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
61Alexandr KolobnevKatusha Teams.t.
62Gerald CiolekQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 1'55
63Filippo PozzatoKatusha Teams.t.
64Matt CraneRealCyclist.com Cycling Team+ 1'56
65Manuel QuinziatoBMC Racing Teams.t.
66Boy Van PoppelUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling+ 1'57
67Alexander WetterhallEndura Racing+ 1'58
68Alexander KristoffBMC Racing Team+ 1'59
69Iker CamañoEndura Racings.t.
70Chris BartonBMC Racing Teams.t.
71Daniel LloydTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 2'00
72Dominik NerzLiquigas - Cannondale+ 2'01
73Daniel FleemanTeam Raleighs.t.
74Jarosław MaryczSaxo Bank SunGard+ 2'02
75Sam BewleyTeam RadioShack+ 2'03
76Robert WagnerLeopard Trek+ 2'04
77Gorazd StangeljPro Team Astana+ 2'08
78Kristian HouseRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
79Francesco MasciarelliPro Team Astanas.t.
80Jack AndersonEndura Racing+ 2'09
81Dimitriy MuravyevTeam RadioShacks.t.
82Maxim IglinskiyPro Team Astana+ 2'11
83Johan Van SummerenTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
84Olaf KerkhofTeam Type 1+ 2'12
85Sheldon DeenyExxon Duke+ 2'13
86Dean DowningRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
87Timothy DugganLiquigas - Cannondale+ 2'14
88Jonathan ClarkeUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
89Hayden RoulstonHTC - Highroad+ 2'15
90Jonathan Tiernan-LockeRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
91Eric SchildgeJamis - Sutter Home+ 2'16
92Bjorn SelanderExxon Duke+ 2'17
93Evan HydeRealCyclist.com Cycling Team+ 2'18
94Ryan ParnesTeam Raleighs.t.
95Wouter WeylandtLeopard Treks.t.
96Andrew PinfoldUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling+ 2'20
97Valerio AgnoliLiquigas - Cannondale+ 2'21
98Juan José HaedoSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
99Alexey ShmidtTeam Type 1+ 2'22
100Bernhard EiselHTC - Highroads.t.
101Peter StetinaExxon Duke+ 2'23
102Colton BarrettKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
103Rafal MajkaSaxo Bank SunGard+ 2'24
104Mark HinnenKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
105Mauro Da DaltoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
106Tucker BrownJamis - Sutter Home+ 2'25
107Jesse AnthonyKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
108Ian BurnettRealCyclist.com Cycling Team+ 2'26
109Mirco LorenzettoPro Team Astana+ 2'27
110Luca PaoliniKatusha Team+ 2'28
111Andreas KlierTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 2'29
112Niki ØstergaardGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
113Alejandro BorrajoJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
114Mauro FinettoLiquigas - Cannondale+ 2'31
115Alessandro BazzanaTeam Type 1+ 2'32
116Jamie SparlingTeam Raleighs.t.
117Maxim GourovPro Team Astana+ 2'33
118Kasper JørgensenGlud & Marstrand - LRØ+ 2'37
119Greg Van AvermaetBMC Racing Teams.t.
120Alexander EfimkinTeam Type 1s.t.
121Mark RenshawHTC - Highroads.t.
122Maarten De JongeEndura Racing+ 2'38
123Alexander PorsevKatusha Teams.t.
124Matt CronshawTeam Raleighs.t.
125Matteo TosattoSaxo Bank SunGard+ 2'39
126Frank TraviesoRealCyclist.com Cycling Team+ 2'40
127Maciej PaterskiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
128Matthew KiplingTeam Raleigh+ 2'43
129Zdenek StybarQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
130Simone PonziLiquigas - Cannondale+ 2'45
131Thomas RabouRealCyclist.com Cycling Team+ 2'49
132Martijn VerschoorTeam Type 1+ 2'50
133James McCallumRapha Condor - Sharp+ 2'52
134Kasper JebjergGlud & Marstrand - LRØ+ 2'54
135Francesco ChicchiQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
136Callum WilkinsonEndura Racing+ 2'55
137James DriscollJamis - Sutter Home+ 2'56
138Casey MunroRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
139Martijn MaaskantTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 2'57
140Michael BerlingGlud & Marstrand - LRØ+ 2'58
141Roger HammondTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
142Daniel HollowayKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Health+ 3'01
143Alex CandelarioKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
144Juraj SaganLiquigas - Cannondale+ 3'05
145Morgan SchmittUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
146Cole HouseRealCyclist.com Cycling Team+ 3'07
147Andy GuptillJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
148Fabio CalabriaTeam Type 1+ 3'09
149Jackie SimesJamis - Sutter Home+ 3'11


The big surprise of the day today, was Tyler Farrar, hanging on for 10th spot in the TT! today went towards perfectly for us here, Armstrong did enough on the route to move into second place, the only shame, is the strength which Cadel Evans showed to come in second, he increases his GC lead to over a minute with 2 days to go, we will be hard pressed to close the gap, but 2nd is still a very strong position, and it's good to see Lance finally finding some form!

General Classification

1Cadel EvansBMC Racing Team24h05'53
2Lance ArmstrongExxon Duke+ 1'05
3Andy SchleckLeopard Trek+ 1'11
4Tony MartinHTC - Highroad+ 1'40
5Joaquím RodríguezKatusha Team+ 1'49
6Andreas KlödenTeam RadioShack+ 2'12
7Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShack+ 3'07
8Dries DevenynsQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 3'38
9Francesco MasciarelliPro Team Astana+ 3'44
10Janez BrajkovičTeam RadioShack+ 4'09
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Posted on 06-05-2012 00:30
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Stage 13


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And there here! The Alps have arrived, bringing some real challenges for the riders, and it will be a hard battle for the next week as the climbers really start to shine on these sharp ascents. We start today with the Austrian Grossglockner!

The breakaway today, was a 4 man group, all mad! and intending to carry the attack all the way to the finish line and glory...

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The attack was successful, and the pack slowed down, Lampre featured near the front, but no more drama came until the first descent of the day, Benat Intxausti, had led the -25 competition from day one, but he crashed hard, and lost over 10minutes on the men out in front today, a real shame as he has been showing good form, but Movistar wouldn't send men back to help the young spaniard, he loses the Jersey, and his high GC placing.

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Back out in front, The break split again, Cioni (Sky) and Miholjevic (A & S) forced too higher pace on the second climb, dropping there companions, Faiers and Le Lay.

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Today was also the end of the road for Caleb Fairly, he has worked hard for the team, his breakaway yesterday was his Addio a la Giro, he doesn't yet have the legs for the big climbs that lie ahead for the rest of the race, and so he drops out so that he can prepare for the Tour De France, where he may well play a very similar role.

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On the ascent of the Grossglockner, the pace was high right from the start, Horner was well positioned near the front avoiding splits, and the gap to the break was dwindling, a matter of time before the attacks start?

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Indeed, once again, Basso makes an early attack in an ascent finish, this time however, the opposition were more wary, sitting in the pack with Nibali, and relying on team mates to close the gap.

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Eventually, the time came, Scarponi attacked, thundering away from the peloton, Horner did well and hung on with the main group, these much longer climbs are less to his fancy, and the main favourites moved towards Basso as the finish came into view.

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Scarponi, has hit some glistening form at the perfect time, he timed his attack to perfection, moving past Basso, and climbing away from the competition, he takes another stage today, further increasing his GC lead.

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The main favourites followed him in steadily, 17" back came Basso, another rider in sparkling form, followed by Garzelli and Nibali at 35", Horner was in the next group back again, along with Sanchéz and Vinokourov, taking 7th place in the stage, moving to 6th place overall.

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Stage Results


1Michele ScarponiLampre - ISD4h53'08
2Ivan BassoLiquigas - Cannondale+ 17
3Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondale+ 35
4Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
5Marzio BruseghinMovistar Team+ 49
6Haimar ZubeldiaTeam RadioShack+ 1'21
7Chris HornerExxon Dukes.t.
8Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
9Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astanas.t.
10Damiano CunegoLampre - ISD+ 1'40
Spoiler
11Jakob FuglsangLeopard Trek+ 1'48
12Giampaolo CarusoKatusha Teams.t.
13Amets TxurrukaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 2'00
14Peter VelitsHTC - Highroad+ 2'09
15Steven KruijswijkRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
16Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
17José SerpaAndroni Giocattoli+ 2'22
18Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
19Marco PinottiHTC - Highroads.t.
20Emanuele SellaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
21Morris PossoniSky ProCyclings.t.
22Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - ISD+ 2'54
23Juan Mauricio SolerMovistar Teams.t.
24Simon SpilakLampre - ISDs.t.
25Robert KiserlovskiPro Team Astanas.t.
26Mikel NieveEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 3'10
27Andrea NoèFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 3'18
28Richie PorteSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
29Kevin De WeertQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 4'38
30Nicki SørensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
31Alessandro BisoltiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
32Carlos BetancourtAcqua & Sapones.t.
33Tejay Van GarderenHTC - Highroads.t.
34Andriy GrivkoPro Team Astanas.t.
35Cayetano SarmientoAcqua & Sapones.t.
36Philip DeignanTeam RadioShacks.t.
37Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapones.t.
38Rubén PlazaMovistar Teams.t.
39Grischa NiermannRabobank Cycling Team+ 4'58
40Francesco FailliFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 6'15
41Luca MazzantiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 6'46
42Patrik SinkewitzFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
43Óscar PujolOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
44Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
45Giovanni ViscontiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
46Christophe RiblonAG2R La Mondiales.t.
47Yaroslav PopovychTeam RadioShacks.t.
48Volodymir GustovSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
49Johann TschoppBMC Racing Teams.t.
50Steve MorabitoBMC Racing Teams.t.
51David ZabriskieExxon Dukes.t.
52Amaël MoinardBMC Racing Teams.t.
53Aitor Pérez ArrietaLampre - ISDs.t.
54Xabier ZandioSky ProCyclings.t.
55José RujanoAndroni Giocattolis.t.
56Bauke MollemaRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
57Andrey KashechkinLampre - ISDs.t.
58Rémy Di GregorioPro Team Astanas.t.
59Francesco GinanniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
60Alessandro BertoliniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
61Dario CioniSky ProCyclings.t.
62Evgeni PetrovPro Team Astanas.t.
63Vasil KiryienkaMovistar Teams.t.
64Sylwester SzmydLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
65José Iván GutiérrezMovistar Teams.t.
66Chris FroomeSky ProCyclings.t.
67Riccardo ChiariniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
68Kanstantsin SiutsouHTC - Highroads.t.
69Oliver ZauggLeopard Treks.t.
70José Joaquín RojasMovistar Teams.t.
71Aleksandr KuschynskiKatusha Teams.t.
72Przemyslaw NiemiecLampre - ISDs.t.
73Sergey LagutinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 8'19
74Bernardo ColexExxon Duke+ 8'46
75Ben HermansTeam RadioShack+ 9'04
76Paolo TiralongoPro Team Astanas.t.
77Michael AlbasiniHTC - Highroads.t.
78Addy EngelsQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 9'26
79Mario AertsOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 9'34
80Christian KneesSky ProCyclings.t.
81Pablo LastrasMovistar Team+ 9'46
82Massimo CodolAcqua & Sapone+ 10'38
83Matthew LloydOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 12'06
84Michel KrederTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 12'58
85Bruno PiresLeopard Treks.t.
86Manuel CardosoTeam RadioShacks.t.
87Gustav Erik LarssonSaxo Bank SunGard+ 13'14
88Paul MartensRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
89Davide MalacarneQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
90Scott ZwizanskiExxon Dukes.t.
91Joan HorrachKatusha Teams.t.
92Eduard VorganovKatusha Teams.t.
93Danny PateExxon Dukes.t.
94Jürgen Van de WalleOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
95Andrew TalanskyTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
96Simon ClarkePro Team Astanas.t.
97Roberto FerrariAndroni Giocattolis.t.
98Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
99Luca SolariAndroni Giocattoli+ 13'50
100Steve HouanardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
101Francisco José VentosoMovistar Teams.t.
102Gorka IzagirreEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
103Rubén PérezEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 14'14
104Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Team+ 14'30
105David Le LayAG2R La Mondiale+ 15'54
106Christian MeierExxon Duke+ 20'19
107Ben Jacques-MaynesExxon Duke+ 20'27
108Taylor PhinneyExxon Duke+ 20'56
109Anthony RavardAG2R La Mondiale+ 22'40
110Jorge AzanzaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
111Stefan DeniflLeopard Treks.t.
112Ivan SantaromitaBMC Racing Team+ 22'48
113Kjell CarlströmSky ProCyclings.t.
114Emanuele VonaFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
115Pierre CazauxEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 23'04
116Maxime BouetAG2R La Mondiales.t.
117Pavel BruttKatusha Team+ 23'12
118Mirko SelvaggiVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 23'28
119Roman KireyevPro Team Astana+ 23'44
120Robert HunterTeam RadioShack+ 27'52
121Thomas RohreggerLeopard Trek+ 28'00
122Hubert DupontAG2R La Mondiales.t.
123Travis MeyerTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 28'08
124Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 28'16
125Sep VanmarckeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
126Russell DowningSky ProCycling+ 28'24
127Marc De MaarQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 28'40
128Stephen CummingsSky ProCyclings.t.
129Adam HansenOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 28'48
130Stuart O'GradyLeopard Treks.t.
131Pablo UrtasunEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 28'56
132Ruggero MarzoliAcqua & Sapones.t.
133Grega BoleLampre - ISD+ 29'04
134Geoffroy LequatreTeam RadioShacks.t.
135Bert GrabschHTC - Highroads.t.
136Martin KohlerBMC Racing Teams.t.
137Allan DavisPro Team Astana+ 29'12
138Pierpaolo De NegriFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
139Artem OvechkinKatusha Teams.t.
140Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
141Maarten WynantsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
142Simon ZahnerBMC Racing Teams.t.
143Alexander MironovKatusha Teams.t.
144Jonas Aaen JørgensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
145Elia VivianiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
146Dominic KlemmeLeopard Treks.t.
147Baden CookeSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
148Maxime VantommeKatusha Teams.t.
149Ramunas NavardauskasTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 29'20
150Balint SzeghalmiLampre - ISDs.t.
151Lieuwe WestraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
152Coen VermeltfoortRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
153Joost Van LeijenVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
154Borut BožicVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
155Cameron MeyerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
156Danilo WyssBMC Racing Teams.t.
157Francesco RedaQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 29'28
158Jack BobridgeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
159Mikaël ChérelAG2R La Mondiales.t.
160Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
161Michael MatthewsRabobank Cycling Team+ 29'36
162Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
163Jonathan BellisSaxo Bank SunGard+ 29'44
164Andrea GuardiniFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 29'52
165John DegenkolbHTC - Highroad+ 42'00
166Francisco Javier AramendiaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
167Davide ViganòLeopard Treks.t.
168Matthew WilsonTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 42'08
169Sébastien HinaultAG2R La Mondiales.t.
170Julian DeanTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
171Vicente ReynèsOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 42'24
172Fabio SabatiniLiquigas - Cannondale+ 42'48
173Grégory RastTeam RadioShacks.t.
174Danilo NapolitanoAcqua & Sapones.t.
175Christopher SuttonSky ProCycling+ 42'56
176Kristof GoddaertAG2R La Mondiales.t.
177Frederique RobertQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
178Marco BandieraQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 43'12
179Gert DockxOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 43'36
180Crescenzo D'AmoreAndroni Giocattolis.t.
181Robbie McEwenTeam RadioShacks.t.
182Andreas StauffQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
183Jens DebusschereOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 43'44
184Leigh HowardHTC - Highroads.t.
185Claudio CorioniAcqua & Sapone+ 43'52
186Kevin Van ImpeQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 47'52
187Jens MourisVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 51'04
188Matthew BrammeierHTC - Highroad+ 51'12


Word From Chris: "Wow, this is tough, the stages from now to the finish are all menacing, no rest for the wicked... It was a shame to see Caleb go today, but it had been the team plan, and his legs are young, he is still developing at the moment.

Tomorrow is arguably the hardest day of the race, and doesn't really suit my climbing style, for me, it's just a case of hanging on as best i can, there are more days for me to come!"
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baggieboys32
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Posted on 06-05-2012 10:10
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Sometimes, i really hate this game. It wouldn't load the stage, so in the end i had to Detailed Sim it, The result was pretty good, but on the queen stage of the race, i wanted to to play it you stupid game.

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The day is the big one for the GC men, the ascent of Mt Baldy will be the last chance to shake up the general classification.

Exxon-Duke as a whole were a credit here today, they brought back the morning break along with BMC, and controlled the attacks on the climbs beautifully, Armstrong then rode away from the pack along with one of the best climbers currently riding anywhere in the world, Lance and Andy Schleck. The duo opened a gap of 16" to 3rd place, and 28" on Cadel Evans, before Andy outsprinted Lance to take the stage win,the gap is much smaller, but can we close 20" on a fairly flat stage?

Stage Results


1Andy SchleckLeopard Trek3h56'24
2Lance ArmstrongExxon Dukes.t.
3Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShack+ 16
4Joaquím RodríguezKatusha Teams.t.
5Charles WegeliusUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling+ 28
6Cadel EvansBMC Racing Teams.t.
7Danilo Di LucaKatusha Teams.t.
8Christian Vande VeldeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
9Fränk SchleckLeopard Treks.t.
10Andreas KlödenTeam RadioShack+ 40
Spoiler
11Tony MartinHTC - Highroads.t.
12Francesco MasciarelliPro Team Astanas.t.
13Daniel MorenoKatusha Teams.t.
14Dries DevenynsQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 1'40
15Janez BrajkovičTeam RadioShacks.t.
16Alexandr KolobnevKatusha Team+ 1'48
17Valerio AgnoliLiquigas - Cannondale+ 2'36
18Laurent DidierSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
19Gorazd StangeljPro Team Astanas.t.
20Benjamín NovalSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
21Andrew BajadaliKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
22Alexander EfimkinTeam Type 1+ 3'04
23Jure KocjanTeam Type 1+ 5'32
24Johan Van SummerenTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
25Dimitriy MuravyevTeam RadioShacks.t.
26Maxim IglinskiyPro Team Astanas.t.
27Lars Ytting BakHTC - Highroads.t.
28Matthew BuscheTeam RadioShacks.t.
29Chris BartonBMC Racing Team+ 6'20
30Rory SutherlandUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling+ 6'36
31Sylvain ChavanelQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 6'44
32Jacob NielsenGlud & Marstrand - LRØ+ 7'40
33Jonathan Tiernan-LockeRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
34Iker CamañoEndura Racings.t.
35Andy GuptillJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
36Kristian HouseRapha Condor - Sharp+ 8'00
37Martin VelitsHTC - Highroad+ 8'08
38Timothy DugganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
39Assan BazayevPro Team Astana+ 8'16
40Daniel LloydTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
41Fabian WegmannLeopard Treks.t.
42Thor HushovdTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
43James DriscollJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
44Fabian CancellaraLeopard Treks.t.
45Alessandro BallanBMC Racing Teams.t.
46Craig LewisExxon Dukes.t.
47Zdenek StybarQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
48Jeff LouderExxon Dukes.t.
49Steven CozzaExxon Duke+ 8'48
50Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Teams.t.
51John MurphyBMC Racing Team+ 9'04
52Kiel ReijnenTeam Type 1s.t.
53Bjorn SelanderExxon Dukes.t.
54Markel IrizarTeam RadioShacks.t.
55Dominik NerzLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
56Matteo TosattoSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
57Peter StetinaExxon Dukes.t.
58Daniele BennatiLeopard Treks.t.
59Heinrich HausslerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
60Jarosław MaryczSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
61Daniel FleemanTeam Raleigh+ 9'56
62Matthew GossHTC - Highroad+ 10'16
63Nick NuyensSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
64Niki ØstergaardGlud & Marstrand - LRØ+ 10'40
65Jack BauerEndura Racing+ 11'44
66Simone PonziLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
67Robert PartridgeEndura Racing+ 11'56
68Enrico GasparottoPro Team Astana+ 12'16
69Matt CraneRealCyclist.com Cycling Team+ 12'32
70Tom BoonenQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
71Gert SteegmansQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
72Jonathan ClarkeUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
73Jake KeoughUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
74Mirco LorenzettoPro Team Astana+ 12'52
75Gerald CiolekQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
76Dean DowningRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
77Mauro FinettoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
78Jesse AnthonyKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
79Michael AndersenGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
80Philip MooneyTeam Raleigh+ 13'08
81Mark CavendishHTC - Highroads.t.
82Eric SchildgeJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
83Rafal MajkaSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
84Jamie SparlingTeam Raleigh+ 13'32
85Matthew KiplingTeam Raleighs.t.
86Filippo PozzatoKatusha Teams.t.
87Matt CronshawTeam Raleighs.t.
88Thomas RabouRealCyclist.com Cycling Teams.t.
89Robert WagnerLeopard Treks.t.
90Boy Van PoppelUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
91Fabio CalabriaTeam Type 1s.t.
92Maxim GourovPro Team Astanas.t.
93Valentin IglinskiyPro Team Astana+ 14'00
94Mark HinnenKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
95Juraj SaganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
96Alejandro BorrajoJamis - Sutter Home+ 14'12
97Adrian HegyvariUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
98Leif HosteKatusha Teams.t.
99Alexey ShmidtTeam Type 1s.t.
100Callum WilkinsonEndura Racings.t.
101Luca PaoliniKatusha Teams.t.
102Casey MunroRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
103Mauro Da DaltoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
104Martin MortensenLeopard Treks.t.
105Alexander PorsevKatusha Team+ 15'52
106Greg Van AvermaetBMC Racing Team+ 17'12
107Tyler FarrarExxon Duke+ 30'00
108Michael CreedKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Health+ 30'08
109Alex CandelarioKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
110Michael FriedmanKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
111Cole HouseRealCyclist.com Cycling Team+ 30'20
112Manuel QuinziatoBMC Racing Team+ 30'40
113Michael BerlingGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
114Niki TerpstraQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 31'04
115Sheldon DeenyExxon Dukes.t.
116Tucker BrownJamis - Sutter Home+ 31'20
117Alessandro BazzanaTeam Type 1s.t.
118Olaf KerkhofTeam Type 1s.t.
119James McCallumRapha Condor - Sharp+ 31'32
120Hayden RoulstonHTC - Highroads.t.
121Jesse SergentTeam RadioShack+ 31'44
122Daniel HollowayKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Health+ 31'52
123Maarten De JongeEndura Racings.t.
124Alexander WetterhallEndura Racings.t.
125Jack AndersonEndura Racing+ 32'08
126Maciej PaterskiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
127Evan HydeRealCyclist.com Cycling Teams.t.
128Juan José HaedoSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
129Andreas KlierTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
130Morgan SchmittUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
131Michael MørkøvSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
132Colton BarrettKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Healths.t.
133Mark RenshawHTC - Highroads.t.
134Jackie SimesJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
135Andrew PinfoldUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.
136Ian BurnettRealCyclist.com Cycling Teams.t.
137Martijn VerschoorTeam Type 1s.t.
138Alexander KristoffBMC Racing Teams.t.
139Francesco ChicchiQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
140Martijn MaaskantTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
141Frank TraviesoRealCyclist.com Cycling Teams.t.
142Sam BewleyTeam RadioShacks.t.
143Wouter WeylandtLeopard Treks.t.
144Roger HammondTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
145Kasper JørgensenGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.


General Classification


1Cadel EvansBMC Racing Team28h02'45
2Andy SchleckLeopard Trek+ 23
3Lance ArmstrongExxon Duke+ 25
4Joaquím RodríguezKatusha Team+ 1'37
5Tony MartinHTC - Highroad+ 1'52
6Andreas KlödenTeam RadioShack+ 2'24
7Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShack+ 2'47
8Francesco MasciarelliPro Team Astana+ 3'56
9Christian Vande VeldeTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 4'33
10Dries DevenynsQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 4'50


Points


1Cadel EvansBMC Racing Team79
2Tony MartinHTC - Highroad79
3Andy SchleckLeopard Trek76
4Andreas KlödenTeam RadioShack58
5Joaquím RodríguezKatusha Team57
6Tyler FarrarExxon Duke56
7Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShack55
8Lance ArmstrongExxon Duke45
9Alexandr KolobnevKatusha Team41
10Janez BrajkovičTeam RadioShack40


King of the Mountains


1Andreas KlödenTeam RadioShack50
2Matthew GossHTC - Highroad44
3Andy SchleckLeopard Trek43
4Lance ArmstrongExxon Duke35
5Francesco MasciarelliPro Team Astana31
6Daniel MorenoKatusha Team29
7Joaquím RodríguezKatusha Team25
8Fabian CancellaraLeopard Trek24
9Cadel EvansBMC Racing Team21
10Andrew BajadaliKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Health20
 
sutty68
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Posted on 06-05-2012 13:47
Having to sim is a pain, but this time around it really helped Lance on the GC Smile
 
baggieboys32
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Posted on 06-05-2012 15:47
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Stage 14


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The final day of week 2, and possibly the hardest of this race, the ascent of the Monte Crostis is a challenge which will refine the peloton, before the riders reach the main climb of the day, the 11.9km 9% average, Monte Zoncolan and the finish line.

11 men formed the breakaway today, Saxobank clearly felt the breakaway had a good chance today, they sent both Gustav Larsson and and Jonas Jorgensen into the breakaway, along with our man Danny Pate, donning the Green King of the Mountains jersey as Scarpo is wearing Pink.

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Pate made good use of this breakaway, he collected the first 3 KOM sprints, as he continues to take the fight to Lampre's leader in the KOM competition.

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It was a sign of how difficult this stage is, that by the base of Monte Crostis, the peloton had already fallen to just 59riders, and all but 3 men from the break had been caught, including Danny Pate, who was feeling the effects of consecutive breaks.

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Included in the men left behind, were two of the GC men, both Cunego and Basso had fallen away during the race, leaving there leaders Nibali and Scarponi isolated from there main helper for the first time this race.

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As the group started the Zoncolan, Horner was the only man remaining for Exxon, but his legs were good, Zabriskie and Zwizanski had sacrificed there legs to get him up the Monte Crostis in good shape.

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6 turns left, and the group was down to just 12 of the favourites, Vinokourov was starting slide away along with Bruseghin, Fuglsang, and Caruso of Katusha. Anyone with legs left would surely go soon, and exploit this opportunity to reduce the group size.

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No attack was needed, 8 of the group just blew up with 3 turns left, Horner, Scarponi, Sanchéz and Garzelli suddenly found daylight between themselves and the rest of the pack, and Horner was still looking strong!

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Garzelli may lack the ability to Time trial, but it's clear that he knows how to climb, he outsprinted his contenders to pick up the stage win here, and Horner also showed his strength once more, outsprinting Sanchéz and Scarponi, to pick up 2nd place!

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Stage Results


1Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapone6h33'15
2Chris HornerExxon Dukes.t.
3Michele ScarponiLampre - ISDs.t.
4Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Team+ 11
5Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astana+ 29
6Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondale+ 50
7Marzio BruseghinMovistar Teams.t.
8Haimar ZubeldiaTeam RadioShacks.t.
9Jakob FuglsangLeopard Treks.t.
10Giampaolo CarusoKatusha Teams.t.
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11Peter VelitsHTC - Highroads.t.
12Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - ISDs.t.
13Amets TxurrukaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 4'32
14Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 5'52
15Mikel NieveEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 7'44
16Emanuele SellaAndroni Giocattoli+ 8'24
17Juan Mauricio SolerMovistar Team+ 8'40
18Simon SpilakLampre - ISDs.t.
19Rubén PlazaMovistar Team+ 8'56
20Francesco FailliFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 9'28
21José SerpaAndroni Giocattoli+ 9'44
22Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Team+ 10'48
23Ivan BassoLiquigas - Cannondale+ 11'04
24Marco PinottiHTC - Highroad+ 11'20
25Steven KruijswijkRabobank Cycling Team+ 11'36
26Damiano CunegoLampre - ISDs.t.
27Philip DeignanTeam RadioShack+ 11'52
28Morris PossoniSky ProCyclings.t.
29Richie PorteSaxo Bank SunGard+ 12'00
30Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
31Giovanni ViscontiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
32Cayetano SarmientoAcqua & Sapones.t.
33Tejay Van GarderenHTC - Highroads.t.
34Andrea NoèFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
35Kevin De WeertQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 12'08
36Patrik SinkewitzFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 12'16
37Carlos BetancourtAcqua & Sapones.t.
38José Iván GutiérrezMovistar Teams.t.
39Przemyslaw NiemiecLampre - ISDs.t.
40Alessandro BisoltiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 12'24
41Yaroslav PopovychTeam RadioShacks.t.
42Óscar PujolOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 12'56
43Kanstantsin SiutsouHTC - Highroad+ 13'04
44Nicki SørensenSaxo Bank SunGard+ 14'08
45Massimo CodolAcqua & Sapones.t.
46Steve MorabitoBMC Racing Team+ 14'24
47Volodymir GustovSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
48Luca MazzantiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 14'32
49Johann TschoppBMC Racing Teams.t.
50Christian KneesSky ProCycling+ 14'40
51Aitor Pérez ArrietaLampre - ISD+ 14'48
52Andrey KashechkinLampre - ISDs.t.
53José RujanoAndroni Giocattoli+ 15'12
54Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapone+ 16'24
55Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondale+ 16'32
56Grischa NiermannRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
57Robert KiserlovskiPro Team Astana+ 17'20
58Sylwester SzmydLiquigas - Cannondale+ 18'00
59Andriy GrivkoPro Team Astana+ 18'08
60Manuel CardosoTeam RadioShacks.t.
61Michael AlbasiniHTC - Highroad+ 18'16
62Vasil KiryienkaMovistar Teams.t.
63Sergey LagutinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 18'40
64Eduard VorganovKatusha Team+ 18'48
65Rémy Di GregorioPro Team Astana+ 18'56
66Oliver ZauggLeopard Trek+ 19'20
67Chris FroomeSky ProCyclings.t.
68Bauke MollemaRabobank Cycling Team+ 19'28
69Pablo LastrasMovistar Team+ 20'40
70David ZabriskieExxon Duke+ 21'44
71José Joaquín RojasMovistar Team+ 22'00
72Paul MartensRabobank Cycling Team+ 22'32
73Francesco GinanniAndroni Giocattoli+ 22'40
74Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 22'56
75Michel KrederTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 23'04
76Ben HermansTeam RadioShack+ 23'52
77Riccardo ChiariniAndroni Giocattoli+ 24'00
78Christophe RiblonAG2R La Mondiale+ 24'16
79Paolo TiralongoPro Team Astana+ 24'24
80Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapone+ 24'32
81Xabier ZandioSky ProCycling+ 24'40
82Ben Jacques-MaynesExxon Dukes.t.
83Scott ZwizanskiExxon Dukes.t.
84Evgeni PetrovPro Team Astana+ 24'48
85Simon ClarkePro Team Astana+ 24'56
86Dario CioniSky ProCycling+ 25'04
87Emanuele VonaFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 25'12
88Thomas RohreggerLeopard Treks.t.
89Matthew LloydOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 25'20
90Amaël MoinardBMC Racing Teams.t.
91Davide MalacarneQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
92Maxime BouetAG2R La Mondiale+ 25'44
93Aleksandr KuschynskiKatusha Team+ 26'08
94Ivan SantaromitaBMC Racing Team+ 26'16
95Steve HouanardAG2R La Mondiale+ 26'32
96Francisco José VentosoMovistar Team+ 27'12
97Mario AertsOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 27'20
98Roberto FerrariAndroni Giocattoli+ 27'36
99Hubert DupontAG2R La Mondiale+ 28'48
100Mirko SelvaggiVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 29'04
101Gustav Erik LarssonSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
102Kjell CarlströmSky ProCycling+ 29'12
103Andrew TalanskyTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 29'20
104Bernardo ColexExxon Duke+ 29'36
105Danny PateExxon Duke+ 30'40
106Jorge AzanzaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 35'28
107Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 35'36
108Addy EngelsQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 35'52
109Stefan DeniflLeopard Treks.t.
110Pavel BruttKatusha Team+ 36'00
111Jürgen Van de WalleOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 45'20
112Pierre CazauxEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 45'28
113Simon ZahnerBMC Racing Teams.t.
114Christian MeierExxon Duke+ 45'36
115Sep VanmarckeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
116Russell DowningSky ProCycling+ 49'12
117Geoffroy LequatreTeam RadioShacks.t.
118Robert HunterTeam RadioShack+ 49'20
119Grega BoleLampre - ISD+ 49'28
120Balint SzeghalmiLampre - ISDs.t.
121Jonas Aaen JørgensenSaxo Bank SunGard+ 49'44
122Taylor PhinneyExxon Duke+ 55'12
123Alessandro BertoliniAndroni Giocattoli+ 1h02'47
124Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1h06'14
125Bruno PiresLeopard Trek+ 1h07'14
126Rubén PérezEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
127Joan HorrachKatusha Team+ 1h07'30
128Bert GrabschHTC - Highroads.t.
129Pablo UrtasunEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 1h07'46
130Davide ViganòLeopard Treks.t.
131Allan DavisPro Team Astana+ 1h07'54
132Stuart O'GradyLeopard Treks.t.
133Dominic KlemmeLeopard Treks.t.
134David Le LayAG2R La Mondiales.t.
135Stephen CummingsSky ProCyclings.t.
136Luca SolariAndroni Giocattolis.t.
137Adam HansenOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
138Anthony RavardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
139Gorka IzagirreEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
140Maarten WynantsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
141Lieuwe WestraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
142Artem OvechkinKatusha Teams.t.
143Michael MatthewsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
144Roman KireyevPro Team Astanas.t.
145Ruggero MarzoliAcqua & Sapone+ 1h08'34
146Marc De MaarQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 1h08'46
147Martin KohlerBMC Racing Teams.t.
148Danilo NapolitanoAcqua & Sapones.t.
149Alexander MironovKatusha Teams.t.
150Maxime VantommeKatusha Teams.t.
151Joost Van LeijenVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
152Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
153Coen VermeltfoortRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
154Jack BobridgeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
155Borut BožicVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
156Baden CookeSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
157Cameron MeyerTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
158Julian DeanTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 1h09'22
159Christopher SuttonSky ProCycling+ 1h10'02
160Mikaël ChérelAG2R La Mondiales.t.


DS Comments: Wow, Chris may be a veteran in the cycling world, but he's having a fantastic season, this stage moves him to 2nd place in the GC! Not a bad way to continue, following his success in La Fleche Wallonne!

As a measure of how hard today was, we saw 33 men drop out after missing the time split, Quickstep are the worst hit of the teams here, they lost 5 men from there side! We managed to avoid any losses today, moving us further up the team rankings!
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baseballlover312
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Amazing race for Chris. Now to kill Scarponi the rest of the way through!
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sutty68
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Posted on 06-05-2012 17:48
2nd on GC, come on Chris Horner lets win this damn thing Smile
 
baggieboys32
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Posted on 06-05-2012 17:49
sutty68 wrote:
2nd on GC, come on Chris Horner lets win this damn thing Smile


No antón to get in the way in this story!
This time its Scarponi, i'll put up the week review and 3rd week introduction in a while, you'll see that the chase is going to be difficult!




 
baggieboys32
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Posted on 06-05-2012 21:18
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With the Zoncolan out of the way, the second week comes to its conclusion, just 7 days more face the riders, but the third week is arguably the hardest, and will be a sure test of how strong the legs are!

General Classification


Currently, Michele Scarponi dominates the GC, he has been ever-present at the front during mountain days, as is shown by his huge lead in the General Classification!

Chris Horner is really sparkling this season, and his Giro has been no exception, he came with a target of top 10, and is currently 2nd! let's hope he can maintain this form for another week, as he finished the first half of his season, returning after the TdF, for the Autumn Classics, and possibly La Vuelta.

1Michele ScarponiLampre - ISD61h16'43
2Chris HornerExxon Duke+ 3'17
3Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapone+ 3'24
4Marzio BruseghinMovistar Team+ 3'40
5Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondale+ 3'53
6Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Team+ 4'06
7Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astana+ 4'15
8Haimar ZubeldiaTeam RadioShack+ 5'03
9Giampaolo CarusoKatusha Team+ 5'20
10Peter VelitsHTC - Highroad+ 5'26
11Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - ISD+ 6'17
12Jakob FuglsangLeopard Trek+ 6'30
13Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 10'08
14Amets TxurrukaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 10'15
15Ivan BassoLiquigas - Cannondale+ 14'16

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Points Jersey


Unsurprisingly given the recent stages, the sprinters have gone home, after a fruitless first week, leaving the climbers leading the Points competition as well! Scarponi has won stages as well as climbing solidly, he leads the Sprints competition, ahead of second place Cararra, by over 50 points!

1Michele ScarponiLampre - ISD177
2Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team123
3Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondale113
4Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astana113
5Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Team109
6Chris HornerExxon Duke96
7Damiano CunegoLampre - ISD95
8Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapone82
9Marzio BruseghinMovistar Team61
10Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team47


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King of the Mountains


What a shock, this name must be getting repetitive! Scarponi leads the King of the Mountains, despite our best efforts, We hold second and third, but The stage finishes are where the big points are, and this has been the reason for Scarpo's success.

1Michele ScarponiLampre - ISD40
2Danny PateExxon Duke32
3Chris HornerExxon Duke24
4Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapone24
5Rubén PérezEuskaltel - Euskadi20
6Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondale16
7Ivan BassoLiquigas - Cannondale16
8Scott ZwizanskiExxon Duke13
9Francesco FailliFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli10
10José SerpaAndroni Giocattoli6


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Under 25 Classément


Scarponi is too old for this classification, but that doesn't stop the tide of Lampre, they are the team to beat, (or currently - lose to) and it is Simon Spilak who leads the youth competition, collecting the jersey after Intxausti fell.

1Simon SpilakLampre - ISD61h31'08 (1)
2Steven KruijswijkRabobank Cycling Team+ 3'42 (2)
3Tejay Van GarderenHTC - Highroad+ 5'07 (3)
4Cayetano SarmientoAcqua & Sapone+ 7'16 (4)
5Carlos BetancourtAcqua & Sapone+ 10'57 (5)
6Robert KiserlovskiPro Team Astana+ 11'56 (6)
7Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Team+ 13'21 (7)
8Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondale+ 16'58 (8)
9Ben HermansTeam RadioShack+ 27'58 (9)
10Bauke MollemaRabobank Cycling Team+ 28'26 (10)


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Week 3


Now to take a look at what Italy has to offer over the next week, as we head towards the finish, and Glory for whoever controls the Maglia Rosa.

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If Stage 14 has a competitor for the title of "Queen Stage" it is this one, following the day after, and at 226km long, with 6500metres of ascent, spread over 61km of climbing, this will make even the toughest legs burn towards the end!

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Following that, we have another Mountain day, this time, a 13km TT, whilst this will be a much shorter day in the saddle, the riders cannot afford to relax here, today could make or break someones tour!

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This week refuses to let up, Stage 17 is classed as... Flat?!? The days contains 4500m of climbing, and max gradients just shy of 25% this will not be the relaxing day for the sprinters, that a "Flat" stage would suggest!

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The closest thing to a break in this relentless week in the saddle, this stage is just 147km in length, however, the 1.3km of ascent will still be likely to break up the GC, and the riders will have to be on there guard against attacks!

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Back to the climbs, they wouldn;t actually let the riders have a "Rest" after all Pfft Yet another ascent finish here, the final climb, 15km at an average of 5.9% is more gentle than many on offer, but will still provide a chance to improve a GC placing!

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The last day on a standard road bike, 3.3km of ascent, with a short but fast descent, between the main climb of the day, and the final, more steady ascent finish. The length could play a part today, 242km in the saddle, on already exhausted legs!

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And finally, we arrive in Milan, for a 30km TT, where the race will be decided. This is one of the hardest weeks of any race in the calendar, so, current positions will have many opportunities to shift over the next 7days.




 
baggieboys32
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Posted on 07-05-2012 00:11
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Stage 8


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Today sees the conclusion of the Tour of California, we hold 3rd place in the GC going into today, just 4" behind Schleck, and Farrar sits in 4th place in the points competition, despite 2 stage wins!

The morning break today consisted of just one man, bet you can't guess the name!

No really, go on try...

Lance Armstrong! the day seemed doomed to a bunch sprint, and with Lance just 4" behind second, the plan was to breakaway, win the intermediate sprint, before tucking back into the pack, with 2nd place in the overall.

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What's more, It worked! Armstrong was marked, but he wasn't brought back by the BMC guys until after the sprint, meaning that Schleck would have to make do with the bottom spot on the podium!

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Apart from Lance's attack, the day was a largely boring affair, and as we entered the final 3km of the stage, Tyler was neatly tucked in behind the men leading out the pack, namely, Cadel Evans!

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The climbers gave it a good go, but there was no way they could hold off a genuine sprinter on such a short flat day, Tyler was the only sprinter in a good position, and easily picks up a 3rd stage win, to round up a great all round race for Team Exxon-Duke!

Stage Results


1Tyler FarrarExxon Duke2h57'37
2Filippo PozzatoKatusha Teams.t.
3Daniele BennatiLeopard Treks.t.
4Cadel EvansBMC Racing Teams.t.
5Tony MartinHTC - Highroads.t.
6Andy SchleckLeopard Treks.t.
7Mirco LorenzettoPro Team Astanas.t.
8Jure KocjanTeam Type 1s.t.
9Joaquím RodríguezKatusha Teams.t.
10Tom BoonenQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.


General Classification


1Cadel EvansBMC Racing Team31h00'22
2Lance ArmstrongExxon Duke+ 19
3Andy SchleckLeopard Trek+ 23
4Joaquím RodríguezKatusha Team+ 1'37
5Tony MartinHTC - Highroad+ 1'52
6Andreas KlödenTeam RadioShack+ 2'24
7Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShack+ 2'47
8Francesco MasciarelliPro Team Astana+ 3'56
9Christian Vande VeldeTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 4'33
10Dries DevenynsQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 4'50
11Janez BrajkovičTeam RadioShack+ 5'21
12Fränk SchleckLeopard Trek+ 5'31
13Charles WegeliusUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling+ 5'38
14Danilo Di LucaKatusha Team+ 6'08
15Daniel MorenoKatusha Team+ 6'15


Armstrong finally comes into his own here in California, it was great to see him competing effectively with the very best, a good sign ahead of the TdF.
Lance has been suffering with poor morale since his failure to make an impact with this second return, but he shows today that he still has what it takes!

Points Jersey


1Cadel EvansBMC Racing Team93
2Tony MartinHTC - Highroad91
3Andy SchleckLeopard Trek86
4Tyler FarrarExxon Duke81
5Joaquím RodríguezKatusha Team64
6Andreas KlödenTeam RadioShack63
7Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShack58
8Lance ArmstrongExxon Duke51
9Mirco LorenzettoPro Team Astana42
10Alexandr KolobnevKatusha Team41


We saw some unusual sprints here, and the number of uphill days and TT's mean that Tyler was unable to maintain his grasp upon the jersey, none the less, he continues a strong season, with 3 more stage victories, whilst his rivals really seem to be struggling to get going!

King of the Mountains


1Andreas KlödenTeam RadioShack50
2Matthew GossHTC - Highroad44
3Andy SchleckLeopard Trek43
4Lance ArmstrongExxon Duke41
5Francesco MasciarelliPro Team Astana31
6Daniel MorenoKatusha Team31
7Joaquím RodríguezKatusha Team25
8Fabian CancellaraLeopard Trek24
9Cadel EvansBMC Racing Team21
10Andrew BajadaliKelly Benefit Strategies - Optum Health20


Kloden's aggressive racing lands him the top spot in the KOM contest, he may not have been at the top in the GC, but by joining breaks, and climbing in peak fitness, Andreas rewards Radioshack, with the KOM jersey.

Under 25 Jersey


1Francesco MasciarelliPro Team Astanas.t.31h04'18 (1)
2Chris BartonBMC Racing Teams.t.+ 16'09 (2)
3Jarosław MaryczSaxo Bank SunGards.t.+ 17'20 (3)
4Gerald CiolekQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.+ 20'05 (4)
5Bjorn SelanderExxon Dukes.t.+ 20'51 (5)
6Peter StetinaExxon Dukes.t.+ 25'03 (6)
7Niki ØstergaardGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.+ 25'29 (7)
8Matthew GossHTC - Highroads.t.+ 25'51 (8)
9Jake KeoughUnitedHealthcare Pro Cyclings.t.+ 26'45 (9)
10Dominik NerzLiquigas - Cannondales.t.+ 26'49 (10)


Astana had a fruitless race, due to the lack of a real GC leader, they thus turned there target towards the youth jersey, which Masciarelli totally dominated, Stetina shows signs of improvement at this point of the season, he is still a fledgling rider, but his climbing is steadily improving, and he shows a lot of potential in this area.




 
sutty68
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Posted on 07-05-2012 11:40
Great way to finish with a Farrar victory Smile

And a well deserved 2nd place overall for Lance Wink
 
baggieboys32
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Posted on 07-05-2012 12:41
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This is going to be a real toughy, with 6.1km of ascent, and max gradients of well into the 20%'s!

The break was a tentative affair today, forming after 35km of racing, most teams placed a weaker man from there side into the breakaway, Cioni of Sky was the best climber, and best placed 45minutes down!

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Surprisingly, Acqua&Sapone took on a large proportion of the work here today, Garzelli was clearly feeling good, because he had most of his team at the front driving a high pace and reeling in the break, despite there lack of danger towards the GC.

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On the penultimate climb, the break was brought back, and the attacks began, surprisingly, Scarponi was the first man to go onto the attack, but it soon became clear why!

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Scarponi just rode away from the rest, we tried to follow, and an elite group of 4 formed behind him, but Scarpo was already 45" up the rode, and showing no signs of slowing...

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This second group grew as the rest of the big favourites soloed away from the peloton over the summit of the penultimate climb, but Scarponi just kept going, his lead now 1'20". This might spell the end of the Race for the Maglia Rosa, unless Scarponi blows up...

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On the final climb, Scarponi showed the rest, that he hadn't been trying on the previous climb, he puts in another burst, and opens the gap to over 3minutes! The favourites group meanwhile starts to thin out, as the lesser climbers fall away due to the ferocious pace

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With 7km left to ride in the second group, it's down to just 3men, Sanchéz, Vinokourov, and Horner. Great news in terms of second place, 3rd-5th have fallen away, so we will hopefully increase the gap slightly.

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Scarponi has 3km left, and his legs finally seem to be waning, the lead now, 5'30! but he is tiring, and the 3 behind are finally making some headway...

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Onto the gravel go the trio, Horner is pace-setting, trying to limit losses to Scarponi, with 1.5km the gap is back under 5minutes, the race is over for first, but the quicker Horner can keep the pace, the higher his gap over 3rd place!

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And 4'46 ahead of him, Scarponi can zip up his jersey, throw his arms high into the air, and celebrate a great victory today, and in all likelihood, also the Giro D'Italia! No one could keep up with his high pace, and he now holds more than 8minutes over second place!

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It was clear in the second group, that Chris Horner was the only man with strength to sprint, the two held with him, but Horner manages to hold off there charge, and picks up consecutive second places, really starting to solidify his grasp on second place!

Garzelli was 26" behind Horner to the summit, stretching the gap to 45" now, and 4th place is Sanchéz at 53".

Stage Results


1Michele ScarponiLampre - ISD7h11'57
2Chris HornerExxon Duke+ 4'46
3Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
4Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astanas.t.
5Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapone+ 5'12
6Jakob FuglsangLeopard Trek+ 5'57
7Marzio BruseghinMovistar Team+ 6'39
8Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondale+ 7'35
9Haimar ZubeldiaTeam RadioShack+ 7'51
10Peter VelitsHTC - Highroad+ 8'23
Spoiler
11Giampaolo CarusoKatusha Team+ 8'31
12Amets TxurrukaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 9'27
13Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 10'15
14Ivan BassoLiquigas - Cannondale+ 10'39
15Damiano CunegoLampre - ISD+ 10'47
16Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - ISD+ 11'03
17Marco PinottiHTC - Highroad+ 11'11
18Steven KruijswijkRabobank Cycling Team+ 11'19
19Emanuele SellaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
20Philip DeignanTeam RadioShack+ 11'43
21Mikel NieveEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
22Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Teams.t.
23Juan Mauricio SolerMovistar Team+ 11'51
24Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
25Rubén PlazaMovistar Team+ 11'59
26Nicki SørensenSaxo Bank SunGard+ 12'23
27Richie PorteSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
28Simon SpilakLampre - ISDs.t.
29Morris PossoniSky ProCycling+ 12'31
30Andrea NoèFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 12'47
31Andriy GrivkoPro Team Astanas.t.
32Robert KiserlovskiPro Team Astana+ 12'55
33Alessandro BisoltiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
34Tejay Van GarderenHTC - Highroad+ 13'03
35Cayetano SarmientoAcqua & Sapones.t.
36José SerpaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
37Massimo CodolAcqua & Sapone+ 13'19
38Sylwester SzmydLiquigas - Cannondale+ 13'51
39Francesco FailliFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 13'59
40Carlos BetancourtAcqua & Sapone+ 15'19
41Giovanni ViscontiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 16'47
42Kevin De WeertQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 16'55
43Aitor Pérez ArrietaLampre - ISD+ 17'27
44Andrey KashechkinLampre - ISD+ 18'23
45Kanstantsin SiutsouHTC - Highroads.t.
46José RujanoAndroni Giocattoli+ 18'55
47David ZabriskieExxon Duke+ 19'51
48Michael AlbasiniHTC - Highroads.t.
49Patrik SinkewitzFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 19'59
50Przemyslaw NiemiecLampre - ISD+ 20'07
51Grischa NiermannRabobank Cycling Team+ 20'47
52Xabier ZandioSky ProCycling+ 21'11
53Eduard VorganovKatusha Teams.t.
54Bruno PiresLeopard Trek+ 21'19
55Yaroslav PopovychTeam RadioShack+ 21'35
56Johann TschoppBMC Racing Team+ 21'51
57Chris FroomeSky ProCycling+ 23'19
58Vasil KiryienkaMovistar Team+ 23'35
59Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondale+ 23'43
60Francesco GinanniAndroni Giocattoli+ 23'59
61Aleksandr KuschynskiKatusha Teams.t.
62Christophe RiblonAG2R La Mondiales.t.
63Volodymir GustovSaxo Bank SunGard+ 24'07
64Alessandro BertoliniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
65Riccardo ChiariniAndroni Giocattoli+ 24'15
66José Iván GutiérrezMovistar Team+ 24'31
67Óscar PujolOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 25'19
68Hubert DupontAG2R La Mondiale+ 25'43
69Steve MorabitoBMC Racing Team+ 26'07
70Christian KneesSky ProCyclings.t.
71Bauke MollemaRabobank Cycling Team+ 26'47
72Manuel CardosoTeam RadioShack+ 28'15
73Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapone+ 28'55
74Gustav Erik LarssonSaxo Bank SunGard+ 29'11
75Ben HermansTeam RadioShack+ 29'19
76José Joaquín RojasMovistar Team+ 30'07
77Bernardo ColexExxon Duke+ 30'15
78Sergey LagutinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 31'11
79Oliver ZauggLeopard Trek+ 31'59
80Evgeni PetrovPro Team Astana+ 32'31
81Ben Jacques-MaynesExxon Duke+ 32'39
82Amaël MoinardBMC Racing Team+ 32'55
83Dario CioniSky ProCycling+ 33'51
84Luca MazzantiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
85Paolo TiralongoPro Team Astana+ 34'15
86Addy EngelsQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 35'35
87Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 35'43
88Pablo LastrasMovistar Team+ 36'23
89Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapone+ 38'15
90Pavel BruttKatusha Team+ 38'47
91Joan HorrachKatusha Team+ 38'55
92Paul MartensRabobank Cycling Team+ 39'27
93Mario AertsOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 39'51
94Bert GrabschHTC - Highroad+ 40'15
95Scott ZwizanskiExxon Duke+ 40'47
96Jürgen Van de WalleOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 41'03
97Stefan DeniflLeopard Trek+ 41'27
98Michel KrederTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 41'51
99Artem OvechkinKatusha Team+ 42'23
100Rémy Di GregorioPro Team Astana+ 43'03
101Matthew LloydOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 43'11
102Danny PateExxon Duke+ 43'59
103Roberto FerrariAndroni Giocattoli+ 44'07
104Russell DowningSky ProCycling+ 44'23
105Andrew TalanskyTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 44'47
106Pierre CazauxEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 49'42
107Davide MalacarneQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 49'54
108Christian MeierExxon Dukes.t.
109Taylor PhinneyExxon Duke+ 50'06
110Emanuele VonaFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
111Simon ClarkePro Team Astanas.t.
112Gorka IzagirreEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 50'18
113Anthony RavardAG2R La Mondiale+ 50'26
114Francisco José VentosoMovistar Teams.t.
115Mirko SelvaggiVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
116Thomas RohreggerLeopard Trek+ 50'42
117Sep VanmarckeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
118Luca SolariAndroni Giocattoli+ 50'54
119Roman KireyevPro Team Astana+ 51'02
120Jorge AzanzaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
121Grega BoleLampre - ISD+ 51'10
122Maxime BouetAG2R La Mondiales.t.
123Steve HouanardAG2R La Mondiale+ 51'18
124Rubén PérezEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 1h05'02
125Allan DavisPro Team Astanas.t.
126David Le LayAG2R La Mondiale+ 1h05'18
127Kjell CarlströmSky ProCycling+ 1h05'34
128Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 1h05'42
129Dominic KlemmeLeopard Trek+ 1h05'50
130Robert HunterTeam RadioShack+ 1h06'14
131Stuart O'GradyLeopard Trek+ 1h06'30
132Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
133Pablo UrtasunEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 1h06'46
134Geoffroy LequatreTeam RadioShack+ 1h06'54
135Stephen CummingsSky ProCycling+ 1h07'02
136Adam HansenOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.


General Classification


1Michele ScarponiLampre - ISD68h28'20
2Chris HornerExxon Duke+ 8'11
3Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapone+ 8'56
4Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Team+ 9'04
5Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astana+ 9'21
6Marzio BruseghinMovistar Team+ 10'39
7Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondale+ 11'48
8Jakob FuglsangLeopard Trek+ 12'47
9Haimar ZubeldiaTeam RadioShack+ 13'14
10Peter VelitsHTC - Highroad+ 14'09
11Giampaolo CarusoKatusha Team+ 14'11
12Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - ISD+ 17'40
13Amets TxurrukaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 20'02
14Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 20'43
15Ivan BassoLiquigas - Cannondale+ 25'15


Words from Chris: Wow, well, that pretty much sorts that out then! The 3 of us were all chasing hard, and we kept a really high pace, despite several sections in the 15-20% region!

Michele has been a class above so far, and showed that here today, and to open a gap of almost 5minutes just shows how strong a climber he really is!

The task for me now is simple, I'm 45" ahead of third place, and I want to try and keep that gap for the rest of the race, 2nd in any GT, is an absolutely fantastic result, especially considering im 39, but to do it in this race, with such a difficult route, that'd be a icing on the cake of what has already been a fantastic season!

Buzzing.




 
sutty68
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Posted on 07-05-2012 12:52
You were right about Scarponi, the guy is a beast Frown
 
baggieboys32
Top  #177 Print Post
Posted on 07-05-2012 16:10
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Today is in many ways a chance to recover the legs, with a much shorter day in the saddle, just 13km, however, this Mountain TT will be hard fought, and every one of the GC contenders will be fighting it out, trying to consolidate there places!

The early lead, was taken by Ruben Pérez, he has been present in many breakaways, and managed to set a good early time of, 32'43"

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The next guy to make a serious dent in this time, was Dario Cioni, shaving a full 47" off the time, it was clear there was a lot still to be got out of the course!

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The times kept on falling, but by the time we reached the main contenders for the GC, It was Radioshacks Yaroslav Popovych who held the lead, with a final time of 40'16. Now it was time to see what the men from the top 25 could do to make a dent in this time.

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30'22 From Ivan Basso was looking strong, with 15 to go, he had dented Popo's time, and had beaten some great TTists, such as Pinotti, Team mate Nibali, and Damiano Cunego.

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The top 5.
Going into today, the top 5 was 1.Scarponi, 2.Horner 3.Garzelli 4.Sanchéz 5.Vinokourov

Vino was best with just 2 riders left to set off, 30'14 was yet another large decrease, and This would be a hard time to beat!

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On second thoughts, perhaps not! Horner was not going too strongly as he reached the Intermediate Checkpoint, well behind the pace, however, he really pushed it up a gear on the climb, and shaved 20" off of Vinokourovs time!

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Seeing this, we were shocked? annoyed? Chris certainly wasn't happy. Scarponi managed to more than match Chris on the TT, finishing with the fastest time of the day, 29'52. He's in fantastic form, and this TT has been no different.

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Stage Results


1Michele ScarponiLampre - ISD29'52
2Chris HornerExxon Duke+ 2
3Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astana+ 22
4Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapone+ 24
5Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Team+ 26
6Ivan BassoLiquigas - Cannondale+ 30
7Jakob FuglsangLeopard Trek+ 38
8Marco PinottiHTC - Highroads.t.
9Haimar ZubeldiaTeam RadioShack+ 42
10Amets TxurrukaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 45
Spoiler
11 Marzio Bruseghin Movistar Team + 47
12 Vincenzo Nibali Liquigas - Cannondale + 48
13 Peter Velits HTC - Highroad s.t.
14 Damiano Cunego Lampre - ISD + 59
15 Beñat Intxausti Movistar Team + 1'01
16 Giampaolo Caruso Katusha Team + 1'08
17 Steven Kruijswijk Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
18 Rubén Plaza Movistar Team + 1'16
19 Matteo Carrara Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team + 1'23
20 Yaroslav Popovych Team RadioShack + 1'24
21 Mikel Nieve Euskaltel - Euskadi + 1'25
22 Iván Velasco Euskaltel - Euskadi + 1'28
23 Emanuele Sella Androni Giocattoli + 1'30
24 Tejay Van Garderen HTC - Highroad s.t.
25 Juan Mauricio Soler Movistar Team + 1'31
26 Leonardo Bertagnolli Lampre - ISD + 1'34
27 Richie Porte Saxo Bank SunGard s.t.
28 Simon Spilak Lampre - ISD + 1'39
29 Nicki Sørensen Saxo Bank SunGard s.t.
30 José Serpa Androni Giocattoli s.t.
31 Christian Knees Sky ProCycling + 1'42
32 Andrey Kashechkin Lampre - ISD s.t.
33 Kevin De Weert Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
34 Kanstantsin Siutsou HTC - Highroad s.t.
35 Philip Deignan Team RadioShack + 1'46
36 Peter Sagan Liquigas - Cannondale + 1'49
37 Massimo Codol Acqua & Sapone s.t.
38 Morris Possoni Sky ProCycling s.t.
39 Giovanni Visconti Farnese Vini - Neri Sottoli + 1'50
40 Carlos Betancourt Acqua & Sapone s.t.
41 Aitor Pérez Arrieta Lampre - ISD + 1'54
42 Vladimir Miholjevic Acqua & Sapone + 1'56
43 Chris Froome Sky ProCycling + 1'57
44 Xabier Zandio Sky ProCycling s.t.
45 José Iván Gutiérrez Movistar Team + 2'00
46 Óscar Pujol Omega Pharma - Lotto + 2'01
47 Vasil Kiryienka Movistar Team s.t.
48 David Zabriskie Exxon Duke + 2'03
49 Alessandro Bisolti Farnese Vini - Neri Sottoli s.t.
50 Francesco Failli Farnese Vini - Neri Sottoli s.t.
51 Andrea Noè Farnese Vini - Neri Sottoli s.t.
52 Dario Cioni Sky ProCycling + 2'04
53 Bert Grabsch HTC - Highroad + 2'05
54 Robert Hunter Team RadioShack s.t.
55 Grischa Niermann Rabobank Cycling Team + 2'06
56 Andriy Grivko Pro Team Astana s.t.
57 Gustav Erik Larsson Saxo Bank SunGard + 2'09
58 José Rujano Androni Giocattoli + 2'10
59 Paul Martens Rabobank Cycling Team + 2'11
60 Cayetano Sarmiento Acqua & Sapone s.t.
61 Robert Kiserlovski Pro Team Astana + 2'15
62 Steve Morabito BMC Racing Team + 2'16
63 Przemyslaw Niemiec Lampre - ISD s.t.
64 Luca Mazzanti Farnese Vini - Neri Sottoli + 2'17
65 Evgeni Petrov Pro Team Astana s.t.
66 Sylwester Szmyd Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
67 Ben Hermans Team RadioShack + 2'18
68 Patrik Sinkewitz Farnese Vini - Neri Sottoli s.t.
69 Michael Albasini HTC - Highroad + 2'24
70 Allan Davis Pro Team Astana s.t.
71 Adam Hansen Omega Pharma - Lotto + 2'26
72 Stuart O'Grady Leopard Trek s.t.
73 Christophe Riblon AG2R La Mondiale + 2'28
74 José Joaquín Rojas Movistar Team + 2'29
75 Rémy Di Gregorio Pro Team Astana s.t.
76 Taylor Phinney Exxon Duke s.t.
77 Johann Tschopp BMC Racing Team + 2'30
78 Bauke Mollema Rabobank Cycling Team + 2'31
79 David Le Lay AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
80 Manuel Cardoso Team RadioShack + 2'32
81 Christian Meier Exxon Duke s.t.
82 Stephen Cummings Sky ProCycling + 2'33
83 Ben Jacques-Maynes Exxon Duke s.t.
84 Bruno Pires Leopard Trek s.t.
85 Riccardo Chiarini Androni Giocattoli s.t.
86 Volodymir Gustov Saxo Bank SunGard s.t.
87 Michel Kreder Team Garmin - Cervélo s.t.
88 Scott Zwizanski Exxon Duke + 2'34
89 Amaël Moinard BMC Racing Team s.t.
90 Eduard Vorganov Katusha Team s.t.
91 Jürgen Van de Walle Omega Pharma - Lotto + 2'35
92 Alessandro Bertolini Androni Giocattoli + 2'36
93 Danny Pate Exxon Duke s.t.
94 Francisco José Ventoso Movistar Team + 2'37
95 Paolo Tiralongo Pro Team Astana s.t.
96 Oliver Zaugg Leopard Trek s.t.
97 Francesco Ginanni Androni Giocattoli s.t.
98 Gorka Izagirre Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
99 Russell Downing Sky ProCycling + 2'41
100 Artem Ovechkin Katusha Team s.t.
101 Davide Malacarne Quick·Step Cycling Team + 2'42
102 Pablo Lastras Movistar Team s.t.
103 Sep Vanmarcke Team Garmin - Cervélo + 2'43
104 Mario Aerts Omega Pharma - Lotto + 2'44
105 Steve Houanard AG2R La Mondiale + 2'45
106 Santo Anza Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
107 Marco Marcato Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
108 Dominic Klemme Leopard Trek s.t.
109 Roman Kireyev Pro Team Astana + 2'47
110 Grega Bole Lampre - ISD s.t.
111 Hubert Dupont AG2R La Mondiale + 2'48
112 Addy Engels Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
113 Aleksandr Kuschynski Katusha Team + 2'49
114 Stefan Denifl Leopard Trek s.t.
115 Pavel Brutt Katusha Team + 2'51
116 Rubén Pérez Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
117 Pablo Urtasun Euskaltel - Euskadi + 2'52
118 Emanuele Vona Farnese Vini - Neri Sottoli + 2'53
119 Geoffroy Lequatre Team RadioShack + 2'54
120 Simon Clarke Pro Team Astana s.t.
121 Joan Horrach Katusha Team s.t.
122 Jorge Azanza Euskaltel - Euskadi + 2'55
123 Roberto Ferrari Androni Giocattoli + 2'56
124 Maxime Bouet AG2R La Mondiale + 2'57
125 Andrew Talansky Team Garmin - Cervélo s.t.
126 Sergey Lagutin Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
127 Kjell Carlström Sky ProCycling s.t.
128 Pierre Cazaux Euskaltel - Euskadi + 3'01
129 Thomas Rohregger Leopard Trek s.t.
130 Mirko Selvaggi Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team + 3'06
131 Bernardo Colex Exxon Duke + 3'07
132 Anthony Ravard AG2R La Mondiale + 3'09
133 Paolo Longo Borghini Liquigas - Cannondale + 3'10
134 Matthew Lloyd Omega Pharma - Lotto s.t.
135 Andrea Masciarelli Acqua & Sapone + 3'12
136 Luca Solari Androni Giocattoli + 3'21


Yet again, we see a great ride from Horner pipped at the post by the flying Italian, there is consolation to be taken from this day though, Horners' lead over 3rd continues to grow, now standing at 1'07, and the days are starting to run out for those men behind who are chasing him down.




 
baggieboys32
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Posted on 07-05-2012 17:34
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One of the longest days of the tour follows the TT. 242km in length, but the hills are by the standards of this week "Gentle" HA. Still a killer, and we won't be seeing the sprinters competing this "Flat" day.

The morning break consisted of 4 men today, they were mostly from the teams who have been severly reduced in number, such as Larsson of Saxobank, but Izagirre of Euskaltel also found his way into the break, as they pulled away from the pack.

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Over the first 100km, it became clear, that Izagirre didn't have the legs for the breakaway, he dropped back into the peloton, as 4 became 3.

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Despite not being a threat for the overall, the group ran out of legs, and the gap disappeared, they were caught by the 54man peloton over the main climb of the day, and this signalled the beginning of a more relaxed day in the saddle, Lampre set a slowish pace, and everyone was able to recover there legs somewhat.

The next action, came on the hill just 5km from home, Scarponi attacked again, followed by Sanchéz and Garzelli, they held a 30" gap over the summit, Horner simply didn't have the legs to follow, and prayed the pack would reel them back in.

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The break stayed away, but an attempt to bridge, by Vinokourov and Nibali alleviated the time gap by enough to stop the peloton receiving a different time, and Horner maintains his 45" gap over Garzelli, 4 days to go. Scarponi is un beatable. even in this more relaxed day, he easily broke away, and outsprinted his companions, collecting his 6th stage victory of the race.

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Stage Results


1Michele ScarponiLampre - ISD6h59'18
2Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
3Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
4Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astanas.t.
5Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
6Giampaolo CarusoKatusha Teams.t.
7Francesco FailliFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
8Ivan BassoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
9Damiano CunegoLampre - ISDs.t.
10Amets TxurrukaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
Spoiler
11José SerpaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
12Andrea NoèFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
13Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Teams.t.
14Peter VelitsHTC - Highroads.t.
15Marzio BruseghinMovistar Teams.t.
16Alessandro BisoltiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
17Jakob FuglsangLeopard Treks.t.
18Andriy GrivkoPro Team Astanas.t.
19Rubén PlazaMovistar Teams.t.
20Haimar ZubeldiaTeam RadioShacks.t.
21Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
22Xabier ZandioSky ProCyclings.t.
23Patrik SinkewitzFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
24José Joaquín RojasMovistar Teams.t.
25Mikel NieveEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
26Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - ISDs.t.
27Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
28Paul MartensRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
29Nicki SørensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
30Emanuele SellaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
31José Iván GutiérrezMovistar Teams.t.
32Philip DeignanTeam RadioShacks.t.
33Allan DavisPro Team Astanas.t.
34Juan Mauricio SolerMovistar Teams.t.
35Marco PinottiHTC - Highroads.t.
36Richie PorteSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
37Yaroslav PopovychTeam RadioShacks.t.
38Russell DowningSky ProCyclings.t.
39Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapones.t.
40Giovanni ViscontiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
41Francesco GinanniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
42Manuel CardosoTeam RadioShacks.t.
43Simon SpilakLampre - ISDs.t.
44Kevin De WeertQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
45Chris HornerExxon Dukes.t.
46Aitor Pérez ArrietaLampre - ISDs.t.
47Morris PossoniSky ProCyclings.t.
48Rémy Di GregorioPro Team Astanas.t.
49Massimo CodolAcqua & Sapones.t.
50Chris FroomeSky ProCyclings.t.
51Cayetano SarmientoAcqua & Sapones.t.
52Ben HermansTeam RadioShacks.t.
53Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
54Aleksandr KuschynskiKatusha Teams.t.
55Bernardo ColexExxon Dukes.t.
56José RujanoAndroni Giocattolis.t.
57Bruno PiresLeopard Trek+ 1'59
58Steven KruijswijkRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
59Kanstantsin SiutsouHTC - Highroads.t.
60Michael AlbasiniHTC - Highroads.t.
61Óscar PujolOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
62Johann TschoppBMC Racing Teams.t.
63Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
64Hubert DupontAG2R La Mondiales.t.
65Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
66Christophe RiblonAG2R La Mondiales.t.
67Pablo LastrasMovistar Teams.t.
68Addy EngelsQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
69David ZabriskieExxon Dukes.t.
70Grega BoleLampre - ISDs.t.
71Grischa NiermannRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
72Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
73Carlos BetancourtAcqua & Sapones.t.
74Robert KiserlovskiPro Team Astanas.t.
75Bert GrabschHTC - Highroads.t.
76Danny PateExxon Dukes.t.
77Michel KrederTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
78Tejay Van GarderenHTC - Highroads.t.
79Taylor PhinneyExxon Dukes.t.
80Paolo TiralongoPro Team Astanas.t.
81Dario CioniSky ProCyclings.t.
82Alessandro BertoliniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
83Przemyslaw NiemiecLampre - ISDs.t.
84Steve MorabitoBMC Racing Teams.t.
85Andrey KashechkinLampre - ISDs.t.
86Luca MazzantiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 2'55
87Sergey LagutinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 3'19
88Eduard VorganovKatusha Team+ 4'15
89Volodymir GustovSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
90Christian KneesSky ProCyclings.t.
91Evgeni PetrovPro Team Astanas.t.
92Amaël MoinardBMC Racing Teams.t.
93Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 4'55
94Joan HorrachKatusha Teams.t.
95Simon ClarkePro Team Astanas.t.
96Robert HunterTeam RadioShack+ 12'07
97Rubén PérezEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
98Francisco José VentosoMovistar Teams.t.
99Dominic KlemmeLeopard Treks.t.
100Oliver ZauggLeopard Treks.t.
101Roberto FerrariAndroni Giocattolis.t.
102Scott ZwizanskiExxon Dukes.t.
103Stefan DeniflLeopard Treks.t.
104Ben Jacques-MaynesExxon Dukes.t.
105Matthew LloydOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
106Luca SolariAndroni Giocattolis.t.
107Bauke MollemaRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
108Vasil KiryienkaMovistar Teams.t.
109Sylwester SzmydLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
110Riccardo ChiariniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
111Pierre CazauxEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
112Stuart O'GradyLeopard Trek+ 13'27
113Thomas RohreggerLeopard Treks.t.
114Roman KireyevPro Team Astanas.t.
115Sep VanmarckeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
116Mirko SelvaggiVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
117Anthony RavardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
118Pavel BruttKatusha Teams.t.
119Steve HouanardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
120Kjell CarlströmSky ProCycling+ 19'19
121Maxime BouetAG2R La Mondiales.t.
122Emanuele VonaFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
123David Le LayAG2R La Mondiales.t.
124Adam HansenOmega Pharma - Lotto+ 19'59
125Geoffroy LequatreTeam RadioShacks.t.
126Pablo UrtasunEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
127Jorge AzanzaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
128Stephen CummingsSky ProCyclings.t.
129Christian MeierExxon Dukes.t.
130Davide MalacarneQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
131Jürgen Van de WalleOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
132Andrew TalanskyTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
 
baggieboys32
Top  #179 Print Post
Posted on 07-05-2012 19:37
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Stage 18 will almost certainly be used as a rest, 146km and only one hill be a wonderful sight to the pack, and of the remaining days, today seems the one most likely to see a breakaway victory, if anyone has the legs to try and get away that is!

Unsurprisingly, 12men formed a breakaway today, one of the largest we have seen during the race, including Kanstantin Siutsou, Russel Downing, Kevin De Weert, and Andréa Noe.

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No one was interested in chasing the break today, we helped out to keep the lead below 15minutes, along with a couple of other sides, but they could have the stage win today. Siutsou and Downing showed they had more left than the rest, and just rode away from the break on the climb, would it be HTC or Sky taking the stage win today?

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Under the Flamme Rouge, and Downing is leading out the sprint, he is the stronger of the Duo, but Siutsou is better placed, this looks like it's going to be tight!

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Russ Downing holds on to the line! Sky have had a rough Giro, bringing a fairly weak squad, so they will be pleased to take a stage victory home with them.

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The rest of the break followed in 2'20" behind, and the pack was 12minutes behind today, after a much more relaxed pace. It's back to the mountains tomorrow, for 2 final days before we arrive in Milan for the final Time Trial.

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Stage Results


1Russell DowningSky ProCycling3h34'24
2Kanstantsin SiutsouHTC - Highroads.t.
3Andrea NoèFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 30
4Kevin De WeertQuick·Step Cycling Team+ 1'37
5Hubert DupontAG2R La Mondiales.t.
6Rubén PérezEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 2'20
7Amaël MoinardBMC Racing Teams.t.
8Joan HorrachKatusha Teams.t.
9Sep VanmarckeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
10Jürgen Van de WalleOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
Spoiler
11Mirko SelvaggiVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 4'35
12Michele ScarponiLampre - ISD+ 12'10
13Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astanas.t.
14Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - ISDs.t.
15Grega BoleLampre - ISDs.t.
16Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
17Simon SpilakLampre - ISDs.t.
18Marco PinottiHTC - Highroads.t.
19Peter VelitsHTC - Highroads.t.
20Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
21Damiano CunegoLampre - ISDs.t.
22Manuel CardosoTeam RadioShacks.t.
23Aitor Pérez ArrietaLampre - ISDs.t.
24Chris HornerExxon Dukes.t.
25Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
26Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
27Rubén PlazaMovistar Teams.t.
28David ZabriskieExxon Dukes.t.
29Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
30Scott ZwizanskiExxon Dukes.t.
31Taylor PhinneyExxon Dukes.t.
32José Joaquín RojasMovistar Teams.t.
33Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
34Robert KiserlovskiPro Team Astanas.t.
35Allan DavisPro Team Astanas.t.
36Francesco FailliFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
37Patrik SinkewitzFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
38Vladimir MiholjevicAcqua & Sapones.t.
39Danny PateExxon Dukes.t.
40Giovanni ViscontiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
41Jakob FuglsangLeopard Treks.t.
42Marzio BruseghinMovistar Teams.t.
43Emanuele VonaFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
44Michel KrederTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
45Andrey KashechkinLampre - ISDs.t.
46Sergey LagutinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
47Haimar ZubeldiaTeam RadioShacks.t.
48Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
49Paul MartensRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
50Bert GrabschHTC - Highroads.t.
51Giampaolo CarusoKatusha Teams.t.
52Philip DeignanTeam RadioShacks.t.
53Eduard VorganovKatusha Teams.t.
54Francesco GinanniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
55Steven KruijswijkRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
56Przemyslaw NiemiecLampre - ISDs.t.
57Alessandro BisoltiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
58Tejay Van GarderenHTC - Highroads.t.
59Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
60Amets TxurrukaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
61Mikel NieveEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
62Bruno PiresLeopard Treks.t.
63Dario CioniSky ProCyclings.t.
64José SerpaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
65Nicki SørensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
66Emanuele SellaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
67Richie PorteSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
68Morris PossoniSky ProCyclings.t.
69Michael AlbasiniHTC - Highroads.t.
70Sylwester SzmydLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
71Addy EngelsQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
72Alessandro BertoliniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
73José Iván GutiérrezMovistar Teams.t.
74Pablo LastrasMovistar Teams.t.
75Aleksandr KuschynskiKatusha Teams.t.
76Dominic KlemmeLeopard Treks.t.
77Yaroslav PopovychTeam RadioShacks.t.
78Christophe RiblonAG2R La Mondiales.t.
79David Le LayAG2R La Mondiales.t.
80Ben HermansTeam RadioShacks.t.
81Juan Mauricio SolerMovistar Teams.t.
82Johann TschoppBMC Racing Teams.t.
83Oliver ZauggLeopard Treks.t.
84Ivan BassoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
85Volodymir GustovSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
86Vasil KiryienkaMovistar Teams.t.
87Matthew LloydOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
88Stefan DeniflLeopard Treks.t.
89Óscar PujolOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
90Andriy GrivkoPro Team Astanas.t.
91Bauke MollemaRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
92Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Teams.t.
93Thomas RohreggerLeopard Treks.t.
94Massimo CodolAcqua & Sapones.t.
95Christian KneesSky ProCyclings.t.
96Steve MorabitoBMC Racing Teams.t.
97Xabier ZandioSky ProCyclings.t.
98Chris FroomeSky ProCyclings.t.
99Luca SolariAndroni Giocattolis.t.
100Stuart O'GradyLeopard Treks.t.
101Simon ClarkePro Team Astanas.t.
102Davide MalacarneQuick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
103Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
104Stephen CummingsSky ProCyclings.t.
105Cayetano SarmientoAcqua & Sapones.t.
106Grischa NiermannRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
107Paolo TiralongoPro Team Astanas.t.
108Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
109Carlos BetancourtAcqua & Sapones.t.
110Pavel BruttKatusha Teams.t.
111José RujanoAndroni Giocattolis.t.
112Francisco José VentosoMovistar Teams.t.
113Luca MazzantiFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
114Robert HunterTeam RadioShack+ 14'46
115Geoffroy LequatreTeam RadioShack+ 15'10
116Maxime BouetAG2R La Mondiales.t.
117Evgeni PetrovPro Team Astanas.t.
118Adam HansenOmega Pharma - Lottos.t.
119Pablo UrtasunEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
120Andrew TalanskyTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
121Kjell CarlströmSky ProCyclings.t.
122Steve HouanardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
123Riccardo ChiariniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
124Rémy Di GregorioPro Team Astanas.t.
125Ben Jacques-MaynesExxon Dukes.t.
126Roberto FerrariAndroni Giocattolis.t.
127Bernardo ColexExxon Dukes.t.
128Jorge AzanzaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 17'02
129Anthony RavardAG2R La Mondiale+ 17'42
130Roman KireyevPro Team Astanas.t.
131Christian MeierExxon Dukes.t.


The teams legs are really starting to wane now, and we will be glad to get past this race, and have a chance to relax for a couple of weeks. It's a credit to all of the riders, that they're still here at this late sage, no one has abandoned, other than Caleb Fairly, who withdrew, to train for La Tour, and we are one of the teams who are still near full strength!
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baseballlover312
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Posted on 07-05-2012 21:01
Scarponi didn't bridge the 12 minute gap? Shock
RIP Exxon Duke, David Veilleux, Double Feature, and Monster Energy
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