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Welwyn
Top  #161 Print Post
Posted on 04-11-2012 11:26
TheManxMissile wrote:
why did GB even turn up....


It's almost like Cav's failure in the 1st stage lead to a change of tactics in the 2nd, with Lloyd's breakaway and then Geraint and now Geraint got into 3rd on GC they were unsure how to play stage 3.
 
sutty68
Top  #162 Print Post
Posted on 04-11-2012 12:31
WOW,What a Brilliant stage win from Thor Banana

And now he is back in contention for the GC as well Wink
 
Welwyn
Top  #163 Print Post
Posted on 04-11-2012 14:58
TOUR DOWN UNDER STAGE 4


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BRAD MCGEE: "Welcome to stage 4 on a day that is probably the hottest so far, with a presumably slow pace because of the big stage up Old Willinga Hill. So far we have a four man break of Guilliame Boivin, Christian Rake, Michael Schar and Jure Kocjan."

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BM: "The other three guys in the break will be disappointed that Boivin is in the break as the other three are several minutes or more back and in todays temperatures they might have been allowed to stay away today. Boivin has annoyed them even more by beating Michael Schar in the first sprint. Although Schar continued on to just win the mountain sprint. Arredondo and Murphy have attacked for 5th place and current mountain leader Arredondo has won that battle."

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BM: "We reach the bottom of the Category 1 climb now, after again won the intermediate sprint, and the break's lead has gone down from 5 minutes to just 1 and Russia are still making sure that Boivin's group will come back."

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BM: "They have almost caught the group as we hit the top of this climb now as Boivin will reach the top of the mountain climb ahead of Kocjan and Rake. Which means with the pace at the front of the peloton, Boivin is the new leader of the mountains"

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BM: "Kocjan has continued his attack downhill, really flying down the hill now and he has been joined by Visconti and with 15km to go they have pulled out a minute lead."

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BM: "7km to go and that two man break has been caught by the peloton and two distinct trains are being formed by the Brits and a Germo-Australian train."

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BM: "Ben Swift has gone for an early one, it's almost as if Cav has told him he's not feeling good, while Jurgen Roelandts has attempted to go with him."

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BM: "That's stands very little chance of working as Matty Goss and Tyler Farrar fly past. COME ON MATTY...GOSS WINS ON OUR HOME TOUR!"

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STAGE RANKINGS

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Spoiler
1Matthew GossAustralia3h15'17
2Tyler FarrarUnited States of Americas.t.
3Thor HushovdNorways.t.
4Daniele BennatiItalys.t.
5Romain FeilluFrances.t.
6José Joaquin Rojas GilSpains.t.
7André GreipelGermanys.t.
8Simon GerransAustralias.t.
9Koldo FernandezBasque Countrys.t.
10Simon ClarkeAustralias.t.
11Sacha ModoloItalys.t.
12Danilo WyssSwitzerlands.t.
13Kris BoeckmansBelgiums.t.
14Elia VivianiItalys.t.
15Jürgen RoelandtsBelgiums.t.
16Ben SwiftGreat Britains.t.
17Manuel CardosoPortugals.t.
18Eduard VorganovRussias.t.
19Constantino ZaballaSpains.t.
20Florian StalderSwitzerlands.t.


GC STANDINGS

Spoiler
1Eduard VorganovRussia13h19'49
2Greg Van AvermaetBelgium+ 26
3Geraint ThomasGreat Britain+ 28
4Thor HushovdNorway+ 36
5Matthew GossAustralias.t.
6André GreipelGermany+ 46
7Guillaume BoivinCanada+ 50
8Florian StalderSwitzerland+ 52
9José Joaquin Rojas GilSpain+ 56
10Simon GerransAustralias.t.
11Stuart O'GradyAustralias.t.
12Simon ClarkeAustralias.t.
13Koldo FernandezBasque Countrys.t.
14Kris BoeckmansBelgiums.t.
15Michael AlbasiniSwitzerlands.t.
16Fabian WegmannGermanys.t.
17Matti BreschelDenmarks.t.
18Filippo PozzatoItalys.t.
19Constantino ZaballaSpains.t.
20Michael MatthewsAustralias.t.
21Joaquin RodriguezSpains.t.
22Johnny HoogerlandHollands.t.
23Xavier FlorencioSpains.t.
24Karsten KroonHollands.t.
25George HincapieUnited States of Americas.t.
26Rui CostaPortugals.t.
27Michael MørkøvDenmarks.t.
28Blel KadriBasque Countrys.t.
29Pablo LastrasSpains.t.
30Pavel BruttRussias.t.
31Alessandro BallanItalys.t.
32Pieter SerryBelgiums.t.
33Nikolai TrussovRussias.t.
34Mauricio ArdilaColumbias.t.
35Wesley SulzbergerAustralias.t.
36Robinson ChalapudColumbias.t.
37Jens VoigtGermanys.t.
38Ángel ViciosoSpains.t.
39Rémi PauriolFrances.t.
40Sylvain ChavanelFrances.t.
41Alexander KristoffNorways.t.
42Jérémy RoyFrances.t.
43Wouter MolHollands.t.
44Jürgen Van De WalleBelgiums.t.
45Dominique RollinCanadas.t.
46Danny PateUnited States of Americas.t.
47Pieter WeeningHollands.t.
48Leonardo DuqueColumbias.t.
49Ryder HesjedalCanadas.t.
50Egoi MartínezBasque Countrys.t.
51Juan Pablo SuarezColumbias.t.
52Mickael DelageBasque Countrys.t.
53Tiago MachadoPortugals.t.
54Jan BakelantsBelgiums.t.
55Keven LacombeCanadas.t.
56Luis LaverdeColumbias.t.
57David BoilyCanadas.t.


POINTS STANDINGS

Spoiler
1Thor HushovdNorway18
2Matthew GossAustralia18
3René JørgensenDenmark16
4Michael SchärSwitzerland14
5Guillaume BoivinCanada12
6Jürgen RoelandtsBelgium12
7Eduard VorganovRussia8
8André GreipelGermany8
9Florian StalderSwitzerland8
10Sérgio SousaPortugal8
11Daniel LloydGreat Britain8
12Greg Van AvermaetBelgium6
13Sergio PaulinhoPortugal6
14Reto HollensteinSwitzerland6
15Tyler FarrarUnited States of America6
16Christer RakeNorway6
17Geraint ThomasGreat Britain4
18Romain FeilluFrance4


MOUNTAIN STANDINGS

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Spoiler
1Guillaume BoivinCanada28
2Michael SchärSwitzerland28
3Julian ArredondoColumbia24
4Jure KocjanSlovenia20
5René JørgensenDenmark20
6Florian StalderSwitzerland16
7Sergio PaulinhoPortugal16
8Christer RakeNorway14
9Sérgio SousaPortugal12
10John MurphyUnited States of America12
11Daniel LloydGreat Britain8
12Jürgen RoelandtsBelgium8
13David VeilleuxCanada6
14Reto HollensteinSwitzerland6
15Egoi MartínezBasque Country4
16David BoilyCanada4
17Giovanni ViscontiItaly4
 
fernando97
Top  #164 Print Post
Posted on 04-11-2012 14:59
Arredondo is really close!
 
Ollfardh
Top  #165 Print Post
Posted on 04-11-2012 15:01
Has team holland deserted or something? Pfft
Changed my sig, this was getting absurd.
 
SSJ2Luigi
Top  #166 Print Post
Posted on 04-11-2012 15:04
It's nice to get some screen time for Slovenia
 
Miguel98
Top  #167 Print Post
Posted on 04-11-2012 15:06
Only Rui Costa and Machado can save Portugal now.
 
Marcovdw
Top  #168 Print Post
Posted on 04-11-2012 15:53
GOSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Manager of Minions
 
FroomeDog99
Top  #169 Print Post
Posted on 04-11-2012 15:54
Frown Germany Fail
 
Ian Butler
Top  #170 Print Post
Posted on 04-11-2012 16:22
Another decent stage for Belgium Smile
 
Stromeon
Top  #171 Print Post
Posted on 04-11-2012 16:35
Russia still hanging on to an unlikely orange jersey Grin
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Vamos Nairo! #SueñoAmarillo
 
sutty68
Top  #172 Print Post
Posted on 04-11-2012 17:43
Another Great stage from Thor :lol:

And now he wears the Points jersey too Smile
 
sammyt93
Top  #173 Print Post
Posted on 04-11-2012 18:10
A couple of top 5's from romain are far better then we were expecting.

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Pinktay3
Top  #174 Print Post
Posted on 05-11-2012 01:19
Go Boivin! From a Tour of Nothing's, to 7th on GC, 5th in Sprints and 1st in Mountains!
 
Jakstar22
Top  #175 Print Post
Posted on 06-11-2012 11:07
Come on Farrar. So close to getting that win.
 
Welwyn
Top  #176 Print Post
Posted on 06-11-2012 23:33
TOUR DOWN UNDER STAGE 5

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STEVE MOORE: "Today is quite simply the day we find out who will win this tour. With the small gaps so far, the peloton will come together at the bottom of Old Willunga Hill the first time around and then it'll be a case of 1st up the hill twice wins."

SEAN KELLY: "That's right, we have a six man break but I think the Russian's will pull it back by the foot of the hill."

SM: "It's Wouter Mol , who won the first sprint. Romain Felliu , who won the 2nd Intermediate sprint. Joined by, Michael Morkov, Robinson Chalapud , Egoi Martinez hl2mp.tsgk.com/hlstatsimg/flags/es_states/euskadi.png and Dominique Rollin . It topped out at a lead of 5'50, but it's coming down now."
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SM: "The peloton is definitely starting to shed serious weight off the back now. Dropping in numbers as it attempts to catch this break, the mountain jersey holder Guilliame Boivin is among those that have been dropped, but we have reach the bottom of Old Willunga Hill and the lead is still 2 minutes."

SK: "Wegmann has attacked up the hill to try and bridge the gap."

SM: "He has and Ryder Hesjedal has tried to go with him as Egoi Martinez hl2mp.tsgk.com/hlstatsimg/flags/es_states/euskadi.png gets to the top of the hill first."
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SM: "There are a couple of more riders who have made it up to the break as we head downhill. It's 11 men now, Joaquin Rodriguez, Simon Gerrans and Sylvain Chavanel have made it up to the break which now has 30 secs on the main group."
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SK: "It's coming down and they should make the catch at the bottom of the hill this time."

SM: "The cars have been pulled out and the catch will be made back at the bottom of the hill."
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SK: "Wegmann has gone for home and Chavanel has gone with him."
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SM: "Hesjedal is attempted to stick to the pair of them but I don't think they can live with the German. He needs more than 45 secs on the group for the GC lead though. As Greg Van Avermaet makes his move off the peloton to make time as Fabian Wegmann wins."
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SM: "Chavanel leads home Hesjedal at 10 secs back as we wait for Greg Van Avermaet in 3rd and the peloton is going to make it withAlbasini and Gerrans leading the peloton in at 30...37secs. Vogonov will lead GC by 6 secs."
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STAGE RANKINGS

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Spoiler
1Fabian WegmannGermany3h32'07
2Sylvain ChavanelFrance+ 10
3Ryder HesjedalCanadas.t.
4Greg Van AvermaetBelgium+ 28
5Michael AlbasiniSwitzerland+ 37
6Simon GerransAustralias.t.
7Tiago MachadoPortugals.t.
8Joaquin RodriguezSpains.t.
9Karsten KroonHollands.t.
10Alessandro BallanItalys.t.
11Rui CostaPortugals.t.
12Eduard VorganovRussias.t.
13Filippo PozzatoItalys.t.
14Matti BreschelDenmarks.t.
15Thor HushovdNorways.t.
16Xavier FlorencioSpains.t.
17Matthew GossAustralias.t.
18Jens VoigtGermanys.t.
19Jan BakelantsBelgiums.t.
20José Joaquin Rojas GilSpains.t.
21Mauricio ArdilaColumbias.t.
22Pieter SerryBelgiums.t.
23Simon ClarkeAustralias.t.
24Giovanni ViscontiItalys.t.
25Constantino ZaballaSpains.t.
26Geraint ThomasGreat Britains.t.
27Pieter WeeningHollands.t.
28Pavel BruttRussias.t.
29Rémi PauriolFrances.t.
30Pablo LastrasSpains.t.
31Johnny HoogerlandHollands.t.
32Blel KadriBasque Countrys.t.
33Robinson ChalapudColumbias.t.
34Jure KocjanSlovenias.t.
35Jürgen Van De WalleBelgiums.t.
36Florian StalderSwitzerlands.t.
37George HincapieUnited States of America+ 1'32
38Stuart O'GradyAustralias.t.
39Jérémy RoyFrances.t.
40Julian ArredondoColumbias.t.
41Egoi MartínezBasque Countrys.t.
42David TannerAustralias.t.
43Ángel ViciosoSpains.t.
44Romain FeilluFrances.t.
45Danny PateUnited States of Americas.t.
46Dominique RollinCanadas.t.
47Daniele BennatiItalys.t.
48Michael MørkøvDenmark+ 2'29
49Luis LaverdeColumbias.t.
50Juan Pablo SuarezColumbia+ 2'51


GC RANKINGS

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Spoiler
1Eduard VorganovRussia16h52'33
2Fabian WegmannGermany+ 9
3Greg Van AvermaetBelgium+ 17
4Sylvain ChavanelFrance+ 23
5Ryder HesjedalCanada+ 25
6Geraint ThomasGreat Britain+ 28
7Thor HushovdNorway+ 36
8Matthew GossAustralias.t.
9Florian StalderSwitzerland+ 52
10Robinson ChalapudColumbia+ 53
11Simon GerransAustralia+ 56
12José Joaquin Rojas GilSpains.t.
13Michael AlbasiniSwitzerlands.t.
14Simon ClarkeAustralias.t.
15Matti BreschelDenmarks.t.
16Joaquin RodriguezSpains.t.
17Filippo PozzatoItalys.t.
18Constantino ZaballaSpains.t.
19Karsten KroonHollands.t.
20Xavier FlorencioSpains.t.
21Johnny HoogerlandHollands.t.
22Rui CostaPortugals.t.
23Alessandro BallanItalys.t.
24Blel KadriBasque Countrys.t.
25Pablo LastrasSpains.t.
26Pieter SerryBelgiums.t.
27Pavel BruttRussias.t.
28Mauricio ArdilaColumbias.t.
29Jens VoigtGermanys.t.
30Rémi PauriolFrances.t.
31Jürgen Van De WalleBelgiums.t.
32Pieter WeeningHollands.t.
33Tiago MachadoPortugals.t.
34Jan BakelantsBelgiums.t.
35Dominique RollinCanada+ 1'50
36Stuart O'GradyAustralia+ 1'51
37George HincapieUnited States of Americas.t.
38Ángel ViciosoSpains.t.
39Jérémy RoyFrances.t.
40Danny PateUnited States of Americas.t.
41Egoi MartínezBasque Countrys.t.
42Michael MørkøvDenmark+ 2'48
43Luis LaverdeColumbias.t.
44Wouter MolHolland+ 3'08
45Leonardo DuqueColumbia+ 3'10
46Juan Pablo SuarezColumbias.t.
47Nikolai TrussovRussia+ 3'33
48Giovanni ViscontiItaly+ 4'06
49Keven LacombeCanada+ 4'30
50David BoilyCanadas.t.


POINTS JERSEY

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Spoiler
1Thor HushovdNorway18
2Matthew GossAustralia18
3René JørgensenDenmark16
4Romain FeilluFrance16
5Michael SchärSwitzerland14
6Guillaume BoivinCanada12
7Jürgen RoelandtsBelgium12
8Eduard VorganovRussia8
9André GreipelGermany8
10Florian StalderSwitzerland8
11Fabian WegmannGermany8
12Sérgio SousaPortugal8
13Daniel LloydGreat Britain8
14Greg Van AvermaetBelgium6
15Robinson ChalapudColumbia6
16Sylvain ChavanelFrance6
17Sergio PaulinhoPortugal6
18Reto HollensteinSwitzerland6
19Tyler FarrarUnited States of America6
20Christer RakeNorway6
21Geraint ThomasGreat Britain4
22Wouter MolHolland4
23Ryder HesjedalCanada4
24Dominique RollinCanada2


MOUNTAIN JERSEY

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Spoiler
1Guillaume BoivinCanada28
2Michael SchärSwitzerland28
3Julian ArredondoColumbia24
4Egoi MartínezBasque Country20
5Jure KocjanSlovenia20
6René JørgensenDenmark20
7Florian StalderSwitzerland16
8Fabian WegmannGermany16
9Sergio PaulinhoPortugal16
10Christer RakeNorway14
11Sylvain ChavanelFrance12
12Sérgio SousaPortugal12
13Romain FeilluFrance12
14John MurphyUnited States of America12
15Dominique RollinCanada8
16Ryder HesjedalCanada8
17Daniel LloydGreat Britain8
18Jürgen RoelandtsBelgium8
19Greg Van AvermaetBelgium6
20Robinson ChalapudColumbia6
21David VeilleuxCanada6
22Reto HollensteinSwitzerland6
23Michael AlbasiniSwitzerland4
24Michael MørkøvDenmark4
25David BoilyCanada4
26Giovanni ViscontiItaly4


Young Rider

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Spoiler
1Pieter SerryBelgium+ 3h32'4416h53'29 (1)
2David BoilyCanada+ 3h36'18+ 3'34 (2)
3Julian ArredondoColumbia+ 3h33'39+ 4'05 (3)
4John DegenkolbGermany+ 3h35'21+ 8'19 (4)
5Alexander KristoffNorway+ 3h41'38+ 8'54 (5)
6Kris BoeckmansBelgium+ 3h42'13+ 9'29 (6)


Team Standings

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Spoiler

33
33
33
1'01
 
sutty68
Top  #177 Print Post
Posted on 06-11-2012 23:58
Thor just about keeping hold of his Points jersey Wink
 
Pinktay3
Top  #178 Print Post
Posted on 07-11-2012 02:08
Man, 3rd on the stage. Bummer, i really thought Hesjedal could win...
 
Ian Butler
Top  #179 Print Post
Posted on 07-11-2012 06:49
Greg in third, Team Class and Serry in young, I made no mistakes in the startlist Grin
 
Ollfardh
Top  #180 Print Post
Posted on 07-11-2012 08:03
Come on Holland, at least try to do something!
Edited by Ollfardh on 07-11-2012 08:04
Changed my sig, this was getting absurd.
 
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