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Team Raleigh - Oakley | 2013 | Team Presentation
Ian Butler
He deserves rider of the month Wink
Nibali winning Tour, nice!
 
lennybernstein
@Ian Butler: Yes, nice to see Elephant finally getting some glory. Nibali pipped Wiggins and Schleck to take the Tour de France win - he finally comes of age!

Tour de Pyrenees: Preview
01.08 - 04.08


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This four-day test in the Pyrenean mountains has been running since 1995. It was even won by former Raleigh rider Dan Fleeman in 2008. The mountainous stages 2 and 3 will undoubtedly be the deciding stages for the overall classification.

Startlist


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The tour looks set to favour the mountain goats, so riders like Moncoutie, Tiernan-Locke, Duque, Kern, Di Gregorio and Malacarne are likely challengers for the overall crown.

Raleigh team


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The team will be looking to ride themselves back into fitness through the tour, and with no mountain specialists, we have no expectations in terms of results.
 
Miguel98
I think a break could be possible.
 
sutty68
Great win for Oliphant at the Beaumont Trophy Smile
 
lennybernstein
@Miguel98 Great prediction!
@sutty68 Thanks! Wink

Tour de Pyrenees: Race Report
01.08 - 04.08


The first stage was the the tour's only 'flat' stage, although it proved a tough test for the peloton, which split into three over the various lumps and bumps. The highlight of the stage for Raleigh was a late attempt by Oliphant to beat the bunch.

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Oilphant tests the pack on Stage 1

But he was caught within the last kilometre. Schumacher took the win and the overall lead (no photo unfortunately).

If the peloton thought Stage 1 was tough, then the second stage was an impossibly hard day in the mountains. All the Raleigh riders were dropped on the HC climb towards the end of the stage and never made it back into contention.

Moncoutie rode was peerless on the day, taking a superb solo win and was cool as a cucumber as he crossed the line, not even celebrating his victory.

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Moncoutie wins stage 2 and takes the overall lead

Moncoutie finished the day in yellow ahead of his team mate Di Gregorio, nearly a minute and a half back. Oliphant was Raleigh's best finisher, crossing the line in 29th, over 12 minutes down.

With no hope of a good GC performance, Raleigh decided to go on the offensive on Stage 3. Oliphant and Horton struck out alone from the gun.

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It was a fine day for a breakaway

They were unacccompanied over the first three cols of the day, enabling them to pick up maximum KOM points.

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Oliphant and Horton pick up yet more KOM points

With 90km remaining, they were caught by four pursuers: Phelan (Drapac), Newbury (Chipotle), Silva (PRT) and Podlaski (BGZ). At this stage, the break had a promising 9 minute lead over the bunch.

Horton unselfishly set the pace until exhaustion to extend the break's lead even further, finally peeling off at the foot of the final climb, the Joux Plane.

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The five remaining escapees rise up the Joux Plane

With 6km to go to the top of the climb, and 18km to the finish, the yellow jersey group was now 3'45" behind the break. Phelan decided this was too close for comfort and attacked from the break, with Oliphant not far behind.

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Phelan attacks toward the top of the Joux Plane

Over the top of the climb, Oliphant managed to open up a lead over Phelan. Could he hold on down the descent?

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Oliphant goes clear over the top of the Joux Plane

With 3km remaining he was 25 seconds clear. And he held on to take another brilliant solo victory ahead of Phelan.

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Oliphant takes Raleigh's 10th win of the season

Oliphant also moved up to 13th overall and finished the day in the KOM jersey, 10 points clear of his nearest challenger Di Gregorio with just one stage remaining.

Stage 4 was far more straightforward. A break of 13 went clear, none of whom were a threat to the KOM competition, so Oliphant could relax safe in the knowledge that he would win the polka dot jersey.

Kaupas (Team Differdange) won the stage from the break, 2 minutes ahead of a reduced peloton.

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Kaupas takes stage 4

Moncoutie held on to the overall. Oliphant gained a further place in the GC, moving up to 12th, and was also crowned King of the Mountain to boot.

Overall classification


1David MoncoutiéCofidis, le crédit en ligne17h21'55
2Rémy Di GregorioCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 1'24
3Anthony CharteauTeam Europcar+ 3'17
4David BlancoEfapel - Glassdrive+ 4'43
5Michael RasmussenChristina Watches - Onfone+ 5'03
6Iker CamañoEndura Racing+ 5'39
7Stefan SchumacherChristina Watches - Onfone+ 6'15
8Markus FothenTeam NSP - Ghost+ 6'55
9Alexandre PliuschinLeopard - Trek Continental Team+ 8'04
10Sérgio RibeiroEfapel - Glassdrive+ 9'50


Spoiler
11Davide MalacarneTeam Europcar+ 10'02
12Evan OliphantTeam Raleigh - GAC+ 11'03
13Jonathan Tiernan-LockeEndura Racing+ 11'11
14Marek RutkiewiczCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
15Daniel FoderChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
16Christophe KernTeam Europcars.t.
17Nelson VitorinoCarmim - Prios.t.
18Ricardo VilelaEfapel - Glassdrive+ 11'43
19Rui SousaEfapel - Glassdrive+ 12'14
20Nicolas VogondyCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 12'43
21Sérgio SousaEfapel - Glassdrives.t.
22Cristian CominelliTeam Ideas.t.
23Matthias BertlingTeam Eddy Merckx - Indeland+ 13'32
24Sergej FuchsTeam NSP - Ghost+ 14'03
25Rasmus GuldhammerChristina Watches - Onfone+ 15'04
26Cyril GautierTeam Europcars.t.
27Romain HardyBretagne - Schuller+ 16'59
28Dimitri ChampionBretagne - Schuller+ 17'29
29Ian BibbyEndura Racing+ 22'12
30Luca DodiTeam Idea+ 22'27
31Kristian HouseRapha Condor - Sharp+ 22'29
32Łukasz OwsianCCC Polsat - Polkowice+ 23'08
33Adam PhelanDrapac Professional Cycling+ 24'05
34Bartlomiej MatysiakCCC Polsat - Polkowice+ 25'00
35Frederik WilmannChristina Watches - Onfone+ 25'19
36Ricardo MestreCarmim - Prio+ 25'42
37Romain ZingleCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 27'10
38Martin PedersenChristina Watches - Onfone+ 27'21
39Martin LindChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
40Nico SijmensCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 28'26
41Sean DowneyAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
42Adam SempleDrapac Professional Cycling+ 28'30
43Luis SilvaCarmim - Prio+ 29'01
44Robert PartridgeEndura Racing+ 29'15
45Nikola AistrupTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland+ 29'32
46Yukiya ArashiroTeam Europcars.t.
47Marco FrapportiTeam Ideas.t.
48Steele Von HoffChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
49Mikkel MortensenTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland+ 29'34
50Anders NewburyChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 30'11
51Matthew HolmesTeam Raleigh - GAC+ 30'31
52Erick RowsellEndura Racing+ 30'55
53Nikolay MihaylovCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
54Michal PodlaskiBank BGZ+ 31'26
55Leonardo DuqueCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 31'28
56Ian WilkinsonEndura Racing+ 31'37
57Andrea PaliniTeam Ideas.t.
58Guillherme LourençoEfapel - Glassdrives.t.
59Russell HamptonTeam Raleigh - GAC+ 31'52
60Jean-Eudes DemaretCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 32'01
61Vytautas KaupasTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de+ 32'10
62Dean DowningRapha Condor - Sharp+ 32'30
63Michael CumingRapha Condor - Sharp+ 32'49
64Alex KirschLeopard - Trek Continental Team+ 32'59
65Jonathon McEvoyEndura Racing+ 33'42
66Lucas SchädlichTeam NSP - Ghost+ 34'06
67René HooghiemsterTeam NSP - Ghost+ 34'15
68Joseph SchmalzBissell Cycling+ 34'29
69Pieter GhyllebertAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 34'31
70Andrew TennantRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
71Liam HolohanTeam Raleigh - GAC+ 34'36
72Léo MenvilleTeam NSP - Ghost+ 34'46
73Rune Van der MeijdenCyclingteam De Rijke+ 35'05
74Timothy KennaughRapha Condor - Sharp+ 35'51
75Flavien DassonvilleAuber 93 - BigMat+ 36'20
76Ben Jacques-MaynesBissell Cyclings.t.
77Matthieu HalleguenBretagne - Schullers.t.
78Mathieu ClaudeTeam Europcar+ 36'24
79Daniel DominguezTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
80Björn ThurauTeam Europcar+ 37'00
81Joel ZangerleLeopard - Trek Continental Team+ 37'22
82Sebastian BalckTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland+ 37'26
83Stijn EnnekensAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
84Christophe PremontWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricoles.t.
85Richard LangRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
86Florian MonrealTeam Eddy Merckx - Indelands.t.
87Tobyn HortonTeam Raleigh - GAC+ 37'33
88Daniel HollowayTeam Raleigh - GAC+ 37'41
89Jesús EzquerraLeopard - Trek Continental Team+ 37'48
90Dean WindsorEndura Racing+ 38'02
91Daniel MestreCarmim - Prio+ 39'44
92Alister RatcliffChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
93Ike GroenCyclingteam De Rijke+ 39'49
94Simone BoifavaTeam Idea+ 39'59
95David LivramentoCarmim - Prio+ 40'07
96Jamie SparlingTeam Raleigh - GAC+ 40'22
97Oliver HofstetterLeopard - Trek Continental Team+ 40'58
98Konrad CzajkowskiBank BGZ+ 41'04
99Sandro PintoEfapel - Glassdrive+ 41'54
100Kenneth HansenChristina Watches - Onfone+ 42'04
101Jeroen JanssenTeam Raleigh - GAC+ 42'19
102Sjoerd KouwenhovenCyclingteam De Rijke+ 43'01
103Pawel BrylowskiBank BGZ+ 43'05
104Daniel SummerhillChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
105Morten ØllegaardTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland+ 43'15
106Rhys PollockDrapac Professional Cycling+ 43'17
107Sebastian ForkeTeam NSP - Ghost+ 43'32
108Pit SchlechterLeopard - Trek Continental Team+ 43'42
109Floris GoesinnenDrapac Professional Cycling+ 44'10
110Ronan RacaultAuber 93 - BigMat+ 44'15
111Roy JansAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 44'16
112Alex VaniasBissell Cycling+ 44'48
113Philip NielsenTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerlands.t.
114Jonas SchmeiserTeam NSP - Ghost+ 44'58
115Léonard VernayBretagne - Schuller+ 45'42
116Carter JonesBissell Cycling+ 46'32
117Grzegorz StepniakCCC Polsat - Polkowice+ 47'08
118Robin CarpenterChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 47'39
119Amir RusliDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
120Steven TronetAuber 93 - BigMat+ 47'41
121Jonathan ThiréAuber 93 - BigMats.t.
122Dariusz BatekCCC Polsat - Polkowice+ 48'25
123Aristide RattiTeam Idea+ 48'44
124Rick OttemaCyclingteam De Rijke+ 48'48
125Joshua BerryChipotle - First Solar Development Team+ 48'54
126Tomas Swift MetcalfeCarmim - Prios.t.
127Sebastiaan PotCyclingteam De Rijkes.t.
128Dion BeukeboomCyclingteam De Rijkes.t.
129Alexander NordhoffTeam Eddy Merckx - Indeland+ 49'13
130Scott LawAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 49'20
131Oliver RossiRapha Condor - Sharp+ 50'29
132Amaro AntunesCarmim - Prio+ 52'07
133Ed ClancyRapha Condor - Sharp+ 52'53
134Boris DronWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricole+ 53'14
135Fabien BacquetAuber 93 - BigMat+ 53'16
136Marc HesterTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerlands.t.
137Benoit DrujonAuber 93 - BigMats.t.
138Sam BennettAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
139Adam StachowiakBank BGZ+ 53'22
140Tom DerniesWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricoles.t.
141Jonathan DewitteWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricoles.t.
142João PereiraCarmim - Prios.t.
143Jonathan DufrasneWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricoles.t.
144Łukasz BodnarBank BGZ+ 53'26
145Frank PippBissell Cycling+ 54'57
146Adrian HonkiszCCC Polsat - Polkowice+ 55'06
147Jonathan MouldAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 55'13
148Joop De GansTeam Eddy Merckx - Indeland+ 55'40
149Philippe LegrandWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricoles.t.
150Remco BroersTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
151Michael KurthTeam Eddy Merckx - Indeland+ 55'51
152Joren SegersAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 56'01
153Paulo VargasEfapel - Glassdrive+ 56'03
154Andreas StauffTeam Eddy Merckx - Indeland+ 56'15
155Michael MidlarskyChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
156Frank DresslerTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
157Laurent EvrardWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricoles.t.
158Quentin BertholetWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricoles.t.
159Christopher BaldwinBissell Cycling+ 56'29
160Thibault BreuilTeam Europcar+ 56'39
161Max LoschTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de+ 57'18
162Gediminas KaupasTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
163Tom ThillTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de+ 57'54
164Yann GueguenCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 58'43
165Mac BrennanBissell Cycling+ 58'50
166Jesper SchipperCyclingteam De Rijke+ 59'02
167Tom ScullyChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
168Julian KyerBissell Cycling+ 1h00'29
169Wladyslaw BukowskiCCC Polsat - Polkowice+ 1h01'06
170Yoeri HavikCyclingteam De Rijke+ 1h04'12
171Jerzy BakBank BGZ+ 1h07'22
172Oliver MorganDrapac Professional Cycling+ 1h11'58


Points


1David MoncoutiéCofidis, le crédit en ligne39
2Stefan SchumacherChristina Watches - Onfone36
3Evan OliphantTeam Raleigh - GAC32
4Rémy Di GregorioCofidis, le crédit en ligne32
5Lukasz OwsianCCC Polsat - Polkowice32


Mountains


1Evan OliphantTeam Raleigh - GAC52
2Rémy Di GregorioCofidis, le crédit en ligne42
3Tobyn HortonTeam Raleigh - GAC38
4Luis SilvaCarmim - Prio36
5Adam PhelanDrapac Professional Cycling34


Young rider


1Alexandre PliuschinLeopard - Trek Continental Team17h29'59

Edited by lennybernstein on 05-11-2012 18:03
 
francopell
KotM and a stage win. Some good results for the team in the Pyrenees Wink
 
the_hoyle
Great win and well done with the KoM jersey!
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sutty68
Oliphant rode a Great race resulting in a stage win and the Mountains Classification Smile
 
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Miguel98
My predictions we're correct.
 
Ian Butler
Hope that mountain jersey can be kept.
 
Miguel98
Ian Butler wrote:
Hope that mountain jersey can be kept.


It will, because the race is already over. :lol:
 
Ian Butler
Whoops Pfft nice work then Wink
 
lennybernstein
@everyone: thanks again for all the encouragement, much appreciated Smile

Vuelta Ciclista a Leon: Preview
07.08 - 11.08


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The Vuelta has been held annually in the Leon province of Spain since 2001. Previous winners include Egoi Martinez and Wout Poels. The race opens with two flat stages before a challenging stage 3 which includes a stiff uphill finish. Stage 4 is lumpy but should favour the sprinters or a breakaway, while stage 5 includes enough hills to keep people guessing about the GC winner right until the end.

Startlist


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With bonus seconds available on the flatter stages, this could suit a rider with a good finish and who can also hold their own on the hills, someone like Bagdonas (An Post) or even Brown (MTN).

Raleigh team


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The fitness of the team is improving, and Oliphant and Holohan will be hoping they can make their mark in the hills. Briggs is some way off peak fitness but will be our main challenger in the sprints nonetheless.
 
lennybernstein
Transfer announcement #2


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Andrew Tennant


Raleigh have secured the services of Andrew Tennant from Rapha Condor-Sharp. Tennant joins on a two-year contract. The team have lacked a time triallist this season, so Tennant's addition should provide them with a credible challenger in races against the clock.
Edited by lennybernstein on 06-11-2012 08:25
 
Ian Butler
Tennant should be a great addition to the team Wink
 
lennybernstein
@Ian Butler: I certainly hope so!

Vuelta Ciclista a Leon: Race Report
07.08 - 11.08


The early stages of the race were pretty uneventful from a Raleigh perspective. The first two stages ended in bunch sprints. Radochla (NSP) took stage 1, ahead of Bagdonas (An Post) and Obst (also NSP).

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Radochla wins stage 1

The stage 2 sprint was taken by Ljungblad (Differdange). Bagdonas was second once gain, while Radochla took third to retain yellow.

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Ljungblad was untouchable on stage 2

The uphill finish on stage 3 really sorted out the boys from the men. A group of just 20 riders slugged it out for the sprint win, with Garcia (Caja Rural) coming out on top. Van Niekerk was second and Bagdonas third, which put the latter into yellow. Oliphant and Holohan just clung on to finish with the same time as Garcia and to move into the top 20 overall.

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Garcia takes the uphill finish in stage 3

Things got a little more interesting for Raleigh on Stage 4. Holmes made it into a break of five riders and did enough in the KOM sprints to make up to second overall in the mountains contest.

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Holmes featured in the break on stage 4

However the break was promptly reeled in, setting things up for Bagdonas to take the stage win and consolidate his overall lead.

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Bagdonas wins stage 4 to extend his overall lead

Hilly stage 5 was undoubtedly Raleigh's finest day in Leon. Holmes once again got into the break to challenge for the KOM competition. He won the first KOM, moving him just two points behind the leader Fernandez.

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Holmes takes the first KOM on stage 5

Unfortunately he soon ran out of gas and was unable to challenge on the remaining KOMs, thwarting his attempt at gaining the polka dot jersey.

The break was all swept up at the bottom of the final col. As a reduced bunch hit the top, Oliphant saw his moment and attacked in the driving rain.

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Oilphant attacks on stage 5

He took a few riders with him, including stage 2 winner Ljungblad. Ljungblad was too strong for the other escapees to take a fine win and steal the overall victory from Bagdonas.

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An exhausted Ljungbland wins stage 5, stealing yellow in the process

Oliphant meanwhile clung on for third place ahead of the fast-closing bunch. The bonus seconds meant he moved up to a superb 5th place overall.

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Oliphang clings on for third place

Overall classification


1Jonas LjungbladTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de17h56'54
2Gediminas BagdonasAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 58
3Marcos GarcíaCaja Rural+ 1'02
4Dennis Van NiekerkMTN - Qhubeka+ 1'38
5Evan OliphantTeam Raleigh - GAC+ 1'42
6Alejandro Marque PortoCarmim - Prio+ 1'48
7Javier Francisco AramendiaCaja Rural+ 1'50
8André SteensenGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
9Jacobus VenterMTN - Qhubekas.t.
10Sergey ChernetskiyItera - Katushas.t.


Spoiler
11Jaroslaw DabrowskiAmore & Vitas.t.
12Christian PoosTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
13Bob JungelsLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
14Kenneth VanbilsenAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
15Antonio PiedraCaja Rurals.t.
16Liam HolohanTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
17Julián Sánchez PimientaCaja Rurals.t.
18Meron RussomMTN - Qhubekas.t.
19Pawel CieslikBank BGZ+ 2'37
20René JørgensenChristina Watches - Onfone+ 2'39
21Jimmi SørensenChristina Watches - Onfone+ 2'43
22Vladislav BorisovAmore & Vitas.t.
23Kasper Linde JørgensenGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
24Martin WesemannMTN - Qhubekas.t.
25Karol DomagalskiCaja Rurals.t.
26David Gutiérrez GutiérrezOndas.t.
27Jacques Janse Van RensburgMTN - Qhubekas.t.
28Aitor GaldosCaja Rural+ 3'07
29Matthew HolmesTeam Raleigh - GAC+ 3'15
30Michael Valgren AndersenGlud & Marstrand - LRØ+ 3'25
31Niels WytinckAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
32Giorgio BrambillaLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
33Johan CoenenTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
34Sascha WeberTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
35Connor McConveyAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
36Ivar SlikRabobank Continental Teams.t.
37René ObstTeam NSP - Ghost+ 4'14
38Damien BranaaBurgos BH - Castilla y León+ 4'16
39Ilnur ZakarinItera - Katusha+ 4'20
40Robert VrecerTeam Vorarlberg+ 4'22
41Dan CravenTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
42Alexander PrishpetniyItera - Katushas.t.
43Yovcho YovchevAmore & Vitas.t.
44Francesco LascaCaja Rurals.t.
45Dmitry KosyakovItera - Katushas.t.
46Fabricio FerrariCaja Rurals.t.
47Eugenio AlafaciLeopard - Trek Continental Team+ 6'51
48Mark McNallyAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 6'55
49Andreas FrischBlue Water Cyclings.t.
50Jordi SimónAndalucía+ 7'27
51Russell HamptonTeam Raleigh - GAC+ 8'18
52Daniel HollowayTeam Raleigh - GAC+ 10'04
53Mark CassidyAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 10'09
54Nico EeckhoutAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 11'52
55Stefan SchäferTeam NSP - Ghost+ 14'25
56Julian KernLeopard - Trek Continental Team+ 14'47
57Jonathan BellisAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 15'13
58Jason ChristieTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de+ 15'15
59Stefan RadochlaTeam NSP - Ghost+ 15'54
60Delio FernándezOnda+ 16'20
61Tobyn HortonTeam Raleigh - GAC+ 16'24
62Sven ForbergerTeam NSP - Ghost+ 16'26
63Viesturs LuksevicsAmore & Vitas.t.
64Christian Moberg JørgensenGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
65Daniel SilvaOndas.t.
66Sergio CarrascoAndalucías.t.
67Anton StorchousAmore & Vitas.t.
68David BeldaBurgos BH - Castilla y Leóns.t.
69Eduardo TeixeiraOndas.t.
70Blazej JaniaczykBank BGZs.t.
71Graham BriggsTeam Raleigh - GAC+ 17'01
72Maksym AverinAmore & Vita+ 18'02
73Tino ThömelTeam NSP - Ghost+ 18'33
74Rick ZabelRabobank Continental Teams.t.
75Fabio PolazziWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricoles.t.
76Maxim PokidovItera - Katusha+ 18'59
77Eloy RuizAndalucías.t.
78Kevin KohlvelterTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
79Lachlan NorrisDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
80Román OsunaAndalucía+ 20'12
81Diogo NunesCarmim - Prio+ 20'17
82Rasmus StereboGlud & Marstrand - LRØ+ 20'35
83Haritz OrbeOrbea Continental+ 20'50
84Arran BrownMTN - Qhubeka+ 20'58
85Alexander KampChristina Watches - Onfone+ 21'04
86Tomasz SmolenBank BGZ+ 21'06
87Tsgabu GrmayMTN - Qhubeka+ 21'07
88Sven van DamRabobank Continental Team+ 21'30
89Darren LapthorneDrapac Professional Cycling+ 21'49
90Antonio CabelloAndalucía+ 22'13
91Niki ByrgesenChristina Watches - Onfone+ 22'42
92César BihelTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de+ 22'54
93Jacob NielsenBlue Water Cycling+ 23'00
94Yannick MayerTeam NSP - Ghost+ 23'26
95Adrian GjølbergJoker Merida+ 23'54
96Angelo FurlanChristina Watches - Onfone+ 24'22
97René HeinzeTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
98Piotr SztobrynBank BGZ+ 25'01
99Javier Ramírez AbejaAndalucía+ 26'24
100Anton VorobyevItera - Katusha+ 26'58
101Javier ChacónAndalucía+ 27'15
102Petrus LottoMTN - Qhubeka+ 27'17
103Kirill BaranovItera - Katushas.t.
104Josef BenetsederTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
105Vyacheslav KuznetsovItera - Katushas.t.
106Alex MeenhorstTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
107Fabio SilvestreLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
108Sondre SörtveitJoker Merida+ 28'02
109Christer RakeJoker Merida+ 28'17
110Dylan Van BaarleRabobank Continental Teams.t.
111Wouter HaanCyclingteam Jo Piels+ 28'30
112Jesper NielsenBlue Water Cycling+ 28'32
113Samuel CaldeiraCarmim - Prio+ 29'13
114Thomas MurrayTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
115Wesley KrederRabobank Continental Team+ 29'24
116Krzysztof JeżowskiBank BGZs.t.
117Bernard SulzbergerTeam Raleigh - GAC+ 31'38
118Uri MartinsAmore & Vita+ 32'04
119Stuart ShawDrapac Professional Cycling+ 32'14
120Jacob FiedlerTeam NSP - Ghost+ 32'40
121Bruno LimaOnda+ 33'06
122Peter HawkinsTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
123Patrick ClausenGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
124Glenn BakBlue Water Cyclings.t.
125Andoni BlázquezOrbea Continentals.t.
126Aritz BagüesOrbea Continentals.t.
127Frederik ThalundBlue Water Cyclings.t.
128Andreas HoferTeam Vorarlberg+ 35'13
129Christian PatronWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricoles.t.
130Tobias JennyTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
131Sander OostlanderCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
132Eugenio BaniAmore & Vita+ 36'50
133Svein Erik VoldJoker Merida+ 37'15
134Robin StenuitWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricole+ 38'29
135Olivier ChevalierWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricoles.t.
136Valter PereiraCarmim - Prios.t.
137Dominik HrinkowTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
138Xabier ZabaloOrbea Continentals.t.
139Reidar BorgersenJoker Merida+ 42'58
140Francisco Manuel AntónBurgos BH - Castilla y León+ 43'04
141Mats LohneJoker Meridas.t.
142Jake HalesTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
143Malcom RudolphDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
144Marco MinnaardRabobank Continental Teams.t.
145Jasper HamelinkCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
146Rasmus QuaadeBlue Water Cyclings.t.
147Oscar SantamariaBurgos BH - Castilla y Leóns.t.
148Kevin ThomeWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricoles.t.
149Andrew GriffithsTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
150Dennis WauchTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
151Remo SchulerTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
152Stefan PoutsmaCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
153Vegard BreenJoker Meridas.t.
154Jóni BrandãoBurgos BH - Castilla y Leóns.t.
155Aritz EtxebarriaOrbea Continentals.t.
156Bram NoltenCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
157Casper DegnBlue Water Cyclings.t.
158José GonçalvesOndas.t.
159Illart ZuazubiskarOrbea Continentals.t.
160Ruben ZepuntkeRabobank Continental Teams.t.
161Sven Van LuijkCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
162Audun FlottenJoker Meridas.t.
163Pim De BeerCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
164Henrique CasimiroCarmim - Prio+ 45'58
165Martijn TusveldRabobank Continental Team+ 46'55
166Nicolas CapdepuyBurgos BH - Castilla y León+ 48'57
167Anton JensenBlue Water Cyclings.t.
168Lukasz MaslowskiBank BGZs.t.
169Claudio ImhofTeam Vorarlberg+ 50'11
170Peter ThompsonDrapac Professional Cycling+ 50'53
171Steven BurkeTeam IG - Sigma Sport+ 51'08
172Justin Van HoeckeWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricole+ 53'43
173Tom VaneyndeWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricole+ 56'55
174Thomas PalmerDrapac Professional Cycling+ 57'17
175Sem van de SteenCyclingteam Jo Piels+ 1h03'10
176Nuno CabralCarmim - Prio+ 1h05'18


Points


1Gediminas BagdonasAn Post - Sean Kelly85
2Jonas LjungbladTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de80
3Aitor GaldosCaja Rural58
4Marcos GarcíaCaja Rural45
5Stefan RadochlaTeam NSP - Ghost45


Mountains


1Delio FernándezOnda32
2Matthew HolmesTeam Raleigh - GAC30
3Marcos GarcíaCaja Rural26
4André SteensenGlud & Marstrand - LRØ18
5René JørgensenChristina Watches - Onfone18


Young rider


1André SteensenGlud & Marstrand - LRØ17h58'44

 
Ian Butler
So close to the mountain jersey! Oliphant had a great overall race Smile
 
lennybernstein
@Ian Butler: thanks (again!)

GP Kralovehradeckeho Kraje
18.08


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The race's tough hill comes too early in the race to be a decisive factor and so the race looked set to favour the sprinters.

Startlist


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The startlist featured a number of fast men likely to challenge for the win. The in-form Bagdonas, so impressive at the recent Vuelta Ciclista a Leon, looked like a strong candidate. Other favourites included Russell Downing, Obst, Kern and Von Hoff.

Raleigh team


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Our sprint man Briggs is still working his way up to full fitness, but with a sprint finish likely he was nonetheless the protected rider today.

Race report


Holohan made it into the break of the day and set a tough pace up the day's climb.

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Holohan leads the escape group

As expected however, the sprinters teams reeled the break back in. Raleigh organised an impressive sprint train as the race entered the closing kilometres.

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Raleigh's sprint train stretches the field

As the peloton went through the red kite, however, Raleigh's train had been gazumped by a handful of dangerous looking sprinters, including Weissinger, Candelario and Bagdonas. Briggs was in around 8th place.

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Weissinger and Candelario lead with less than a kilometre remaining

Bagdonas confirmed that he's in great form at the moment, coming through to take the win ahead of Obst (NSP) and Young (BPC). Briggs held on for 8th, a sign we hope that he's coming back into form ahead of the Tour of Britain next month. Sulzberger was 10th.

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Bagdonas 'bags' another win

1Gediminas BagdonasAn Post - Sean Kelly4h32'13
2René ObstTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
3Eric YoungBissell Cyclings.t.
4Alex CandelarioTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
5Rick ZabelRabobank Continental Teams.t.
6René WeissingerTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
7Charles Bradley HuffJelly Belly Cyclings.t.
8Graham BriggsTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
9Alejandro BorrajoJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
10Bernard SulzbergerTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.


Spoiler
11Tobyn HortonTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
12Russell HamptonTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
13Russell DowningEndura Racings.t.
14Daniel FoderChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
15Martin PedersenChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
16Aníbal BorrajoJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
17Jonathon McEvoyEndura Racings.t.
18Bob JungelsLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
19Stefan SchumacherChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
20René MandriEndura Racings.t.
21Michal OlejnikVeranda Rideau - Super Us.t.
22Christian PoosTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
23Niels WytinckAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
24Jaroslaw DabrowskiAmore & Vitas.t.
25Evan OliphantTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
26Sam BennettAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
27Vytautas KaupasTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
28Zakkari DempsterEndura Racings.t.
29Fabio SilvestreLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
30Guillaume MalleVeranda Rideau - Super Us.t.
31Viesturs LuksevicsAmore & Vitas.t.
32Robert VrecerTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
33Jonathan BellisAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
34Kenneth VanbilsenAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
35Paul VossEndura Racings.t.
36Artem TeslerAmore & Vitas.t.
37Alexandre BlainEndura Racings.t.
38Pieter GhyllebertAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
39René JørgensenChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
40Ivar SlikRabobank Continental Teams.t.
41Sven van DamRabobank Continental Teams.t.
42Tom ZirbelTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
43Markus FothenTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
44Freddy BichotVeranda Rideau - Super Us.t.
45Steele Von HoffChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
46Josef HosekWhirlpool - Authors.t.
47Julian KernLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
48Sebastian SalasTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
49Jamie SparlingTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
50Stanislav KozúbekWhirlpool - Authors.t.
51Jacob FiedlerTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
52Kevin DenisVeranda Rideau - Super Us.t.
53Piotr SztobrynBank BGZs.t.
54Francesco Van CoppernolleJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
55Andreas HoferTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
56Kevin LalouetteRoubaix Lille Métropoles.t.
57Ian MoirTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
58Alexander WetterhallEndura Racings.t.
59Magnus BäckstedtUK Youth Cycling s.t.
60Blazej JaniaczykBank BGZs.t.
61Moreno HoflandRabobank Continental Teams.t.
62Connor McConveyAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
63Scott LawAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
64Bartlomiej MatysiakCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
65Benoit JarrierVeranda Rideau - Super Us.t.
66Johan CoenenTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
67Lucas SchädlichTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
68Vladislav BorisovAmore & Vitas.t.
69Tomasz KiendyśCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
70Yanto BarkerUK Youth Cycling s.t.
71Zachary DaviesTeam Exergys.t.
72Alexandre PliuschinLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
73Erick RowsellEndura Racings.t.
74Martin LindChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
75Toms SkujinsLa Pomme Marseilles.t.
76Eugenio AlafaciLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
77Marek RutkiewiczCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
78Jimmi SørensenChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
79Jesús EzquerraLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
80Dan CravenTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
81Claudio ImhofTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
82Jenning HuizengaRabobank Continental Teams.t.
83Florian Le CorreRoubaix Lille Métropoles.t.
84Peter HawkinsTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
85Martijn TusveldRabobank Continental Teams.t.
86Yannick MartinezLa Pomme Marseilles.t.
87Thomas VaubourzeixLa Pomme Marseilles.t.
88Evan HydeChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
89Patrik MorenAmore & Vitas.t.
90Michael CreedTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
91Mathieu DelaroziereLa Pomme Marseilles.t.
92Logan LoaderTeam Exergys.t.
93Yovcho YovchevAmore & Vitas.t.
94Simon GaywoodTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
95Ingmar De PoortereJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
96Dominik HrinkowTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
97Kenneth HansenChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
98Jake HalesTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
99Ben ChaddockTeam Exergys.t.
100Adam LeibovitzChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
101Carlos AlzateTeam Exergys.t.
102Tom ScullyChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
103Ruben ZepuntkeRabobank Continental Teams.t.
104Andrew GriffithsTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
105Nikias ArndtLKT Team Brandenburgs.t.
106Eugenio BaniAmore & Vitas.t.
107David DvorskyWhirlpool - Authors.t.
108Carter JonesBissell Cyclings.t.
109Fabien SchmidtRoubaix Lille Métropole+ 2'54
110Carson MillerJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
111René HooghiemsterTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
112Jan KoehlerLKT Team Brandenburgs.t.
113Sam JohnsonTeam Exergys.t.
114Kirk CarlsenTeam Exergys.t.
115Robert BartkoLKT Team Brandenburgs.t.
116Franz SchiewerLKT Team Brandenburgs.t.
117Frederik WilmannChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
118Gruff LewisUK Youth Cycling s.t.
119Kevin KohlvelterTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
120Sylwester JaniszewskiCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
121Remo SchulerTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
122Florian BissingerTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
123Simon HoltTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
124Simon RichardsonTeam IG - Sigma Sport+ 7'00
125Liam HolohanTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
126Quinn KeoghTeam Exergys.t.
127Lachlan MortonChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
128Faustino AlzateTeam Exergys.t.
129Mateusz TaciakCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
130Max LoschTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
131Julien GuayRoubaix Lille Métropoles.t.
132Ricardo Van der VeldeJelly Belly Cyclings.t.
133Jason ChristieTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
134Gediminas KaupasTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
135Alex VaniasBissell Cyclings.t.
136Jens VandenbogaerdeJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
137Guillaume BourgeoisTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
138David McGowanUK Youth Cycling s.t.
139Andrew DahlheimBissell Cyclings.t.
140Eric SuttonTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
141Tobias KnaupLKT Team Brandenburgs.t.
142Tino ThömelTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
143Lukasz MaslowskiBank BGZs.t.
144Nikolay MihaylovCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
145Michael HümbertLKT Team Brandenburgs.t.
146Felix DonathLKT Team Brandenburgs.t.
147Matthieu BouloRoubaix Lille Métropoles.t.
148Matej JurcoWhirlpool - Authors.t.
149Pawel BrylowskiBank BGZs.t.
150Tyler WrenJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
151Bert Van LerbergheJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
152Christopher BaldwinBissell Cyclings.t.
153Franck VermeulenVeranda Rideau - Super Us.t.
154Grégoire TarrideLa Pomme Marseilles.t.
155Dylan Van BaarleRabobank Continental Teams.t.
156Richard TanguyUK Youth Cycling s.t.
157Robbie SquireChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
158Patrick BevinBissell Cyclings.t.
159Adam StachowiakBank BGZs.t.
160Daniel SummerhillChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
161Garrit BroedersJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
162Anthony ColinRoubaix Lille Métropoles.t.
163Nico HesslichLKT Team Brandenburgs.t.
164Ben Jacques-MaynesBissell Cyclings.t.
165Remco BroersTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
166Adrian HonkiszCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
167Alister RatcliffChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
168Jeremy VennellBissell Cyclings.t.
169Jonas SchmeiserTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
170Jackie SimesJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
171Jiri PolnickyWhirlpool - Authors.t.
172Clément KoretzkyLa Pomme Marseilles.t.
173Ken HansonTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
174Sven ForbergerTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
175Chad HagaTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
176Jerzy BakBank BGZs.t.
177Arnaud Van den AbeeleJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
178Emerson OronteJelly Belly Cyclings.t.
179Christiaan KriekJelly Belly Cyclings.t.
180Wladyslaw BukowskiCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
181Walt De WinterJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
182Pieter Van HerckJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
183Piotr RakWhirlpool - Authors.t.
184Nic HamiltonJelly Belly Cyclings.t.
185Eric SchildgeJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
186Niklas GustavssonUK Youth Cycling s.t.
187Shawn WalshJelly Belly Cyclings.t.

 
lennybernstein
Giro della Valle d'Aosta: Preview
21.08 - 26.08


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This Italian stage race has been held since 1962. The mountain-top finishes on stages 3 and 5, together with the time-trial on stage 6 are likely to provide the decisive moments in the race for yellow.

Startlist


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With mountains, hills and a time trial featuring, this race should be one for the all-rounders. Betancur, Garzelli (both Acqua e Sapone), Tiernan-Locke, Camano (both Endura), Sella (Androni), Guldhammer, Schumacher, Rasmussen (Christina Watches) and Van Niekerk (MTN) were the ones we expect to feature in the GC race. Bagdonas will no doubt be a threat on the flatter stages given his form.

Raleigh team


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Our team should come out of this race in excellent shape for the Tour of Britain. After good performances this month, Oliphant will once again be our GC man, although he probably doesn't have the ability to compete with the very best. We'll also be looking to take our chances in the breaks.
 
sutty68
Nice to see Oliphant keep his good form going in Spain Wink

Nice signing in Andy Tennant Wink
 
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