We were very pleased that Sulimani managed to make the 13 man break of the day despite not feeling 100%, but once again the marauding peloton would devour the break with 10 kilometres to go. Thanks to work from Rusvelo and the sprinter teams.
But with 5 kilometres to go there was a huge crash in the middle of the peloton, involving race leader Moreno. The peloton don't let up and there would be a new leader.
Westra crosses the line first for an unexpected win, showing he can win in a sprint against less consistent opposition. Kupeshov was feeling good and gets denied a top10 in the closing meters.
Another predominantly flat stage with the last 20 kilometres being downhill.
Rodrigues summits the early KOM point as part of 12 man break and that is good enough, combined with his points already, to take the lead in the KOM competition.
With terrain favouring the break, with 18 kilometres to go the break had 1:40 and with 10 kilometres to go the break had 1:20, the break would succeed.
Rodrigues and Saur's day got a lot sweeter as the Portugese outsprinted his break companions and held off the rampaging peloton. Nateghi and Kupeshov were in excellent positions but fell off the pace in the closing meters.
Another flat stage circling Qilian a good seven times, there is some climbing on the lap but nothing to detour the sprinters.
After a good forty kilometres no break had established when Couts(Panathinaikos) attacked, then our very own 'wild man' Al Zaid came from the back of the bunch and attacked, feeling on a good day no doubt.
The two men worked together very well, riding well especially through the snowy torment which occurred up until 20 kilometres to go.
The two men were never any danger but many teams were willing to chase and everyone was together with 8 kilometres to go. Dual Temp had two men infront of Docker at the head of the race, Yildiz is on his wheel, but can't follow, should I be regretting offering him a new contract? I wonder.
Docker has a commanding lead but goes too early, it is anyone's race, Westra comes through in the end for his second victory and takes the GC lead.
STAGE RESULTS:
1
Lieuwe Westra
Argos Oil - Wii
2h23'36
2
Juan José Lobato
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
3
Anuar Manan
Dukla
s.t.
4
Mitchell Docker
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
5
Carlos Barredo
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
6
Rafal Majka
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
7
Adriano Malori
Team WIT
s.t.
8
David Veilleux
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
9
Alex Dowsett
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
10
Stefano Locatelli
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
Spoiler
11
Andriy Grivko
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
12
Dominique Rollin
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
13
Sergey Kolesnikov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
14
Robert Partridge
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
15
Joshua Atkins
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
16
John Darwin Atapuma
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
17
Alexey Bauer
Katusha Team
s.t.
18
Chan Siu Long
Qatar Optics
s.t.
19
Florian Guillou
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
20
Rubén Pérez
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
21
Erick Rowsell
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
22
Ilya Parygin
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
23
Carlos Quintero
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
24
Lawson Craddock
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
25
Vladimir Gusev
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
26
Valentin Iglinskiy
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
27
Travis Meyer
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
28
Marcel Fischer
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
29
Chad Beyer
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
30
Dean Windsor
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
31
Cameron Meyer
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
32
David De la Cruz
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
33
Abdurahman Al Sulimani
Team Nippo
s.t.
34
Ivan Santaromita
Team WIT
s.t.
35
Samet Yildiz
Qatar Optics
s.t.
36
Lucas Euser
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
37
Ingmar Dassler
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
38
Dimitry Kozontchuk
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
39
Nikita Novikov
RusVelo
s.t.
40
Gabriel Bone
Panathinaikos
s.t.
41
Bruno Agostini
Panathinaikos
s.t.
42
Hossein Nateghi
Qatar Optics
s.t.
43
Stefan Schumacher
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
44
Alex Coutts
Panathinaikos
s.t.
45
Javier Moreno
RusVelo
s.t.
46
Yuriy Agarkov
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
47
Marc Goos
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
48
Berik Kupeshov
Qatar Optics
s.t.
49
Tomohiro Hayakawa
Team Nippo
s.t.
50
Mikhail Antonov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
51
Egor Silin
Katusha Team
s.t.
52
Abdulatif Al Zaid
Qatar Optics
s.t.
53
Jorge Azanza
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
54
Istvan Cziraki
Panathinaikos
s.t.
55
Yelko Gomez
Dukla
s.t.
56
Fabrizio Lucciola
Panathinaikos
s.t.
57
Sebastiaan Meyer
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
58
Martin Gilbert
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
59
Christophe Kern
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
60
José Antonio De Segovia
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
61
Ignatas Konovalovas
Dukla
s.t.
62
Andrey Kashechkin
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
63
Alessandro Colo
Domina Vacanze
s.t.
64
Pavel Brutt
Katusha Team
s.t.
65
Patrick Konrad
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
66
Maxim Pokidov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
67
Oscar Riesebeek
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
68
Marcel Barth
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
69
Juan Valerón
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
70
Alexandros Mayridis
Panathinaikos
s.t.
71
Ian McLeod
Dukla
s.t.
72
Sergey Isteleyov
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
73
Stefano Pirazzi
Katusha Team
s.t.
74
Yusuke Hatanaka
Team Nippo
s.t.
75
Anastasios Kourbetis
Panathinaikos
s.t.
76
Tomasz Nose
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
77
Santo Anza
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
78
Stefan Van Winden
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
79
Scott Thwaites
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
80
Maarten Tjallingii
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
81
Dalivier Ospina
Dukla
s.t.
82
Fabio Negri
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
83
Markus Eibegger
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
84
Serafín Martínez
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
85
Sergey Chernetskiy
RusVelo
s.t.
86
Anton Afanasyev
RusVelo
s.t.
87
Miguel Rubiano
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
88
Spiros Tavlaridis
Panathinaikos
s.t.
89
Michael Torckler
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
90
Rafael Barrios
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
91
Joonas Nazarov
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
92
Francesco Failli
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
93
Mikel Nieve
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
94
Juan Saez
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
95
Roberto Ezquerro
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
96
Andrey Zeits
Team Nippo
s.t.
97
Danilo Di Luca
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
98
Rory Sutherland
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
99
François Parisien
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
100
Jacques Janse Van Rensburg
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
101
Christian Meier
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
102
José Rujano
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
103
Hassen Ben Nasr
Qatar Optics
s.t.
104
Stephen Cummings
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
105
Edwin Parra
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
106
Pedro Merino
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
107
Sebastien Pristl
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
108
Donato Cannone
Team WIT
s.t.
109
Aleksandr Kuschynski
Katusha Team
s.t.
110
Emanuele Sella
Team WIT
s.t.
111
Andrey Klyuev
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
112
Freddy Montaña
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
113
Raúl García de Mateos
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
114
Esteban Plaza
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
115
Álex Cano Ardila
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
116
Vitor Rodrigues
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
117
Jamie Sparling
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
118
Jonas Horn
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
119
Marino Palandri
Team WIT
s.t.
120
Santiago Solano
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
121
Denis Kinder
Dukla
s.t.
122
Manuel Ortega
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
123
Roman Klimov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
124
Assan Bazayev
Qatar Optics
s.t.
125
Johann Rabie
Team Nippo
s.t.
126
Andrea Santoni
Team WIT
s.t.
127
Zachary Bell
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
128
Diego Tamayo
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
129
Eduardo Curcio
Domina Vacanze
s.t.
130
Konstantin Pavlenko
RusVelo
s.t.
131
Luca de Vivo
Katusha Team
s.t.
132
Yevgeny Kunayed
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
133
Maurizio Paperino
Domina Vacanze
s.t.
134
Milos Horvath
Dukla
s.t.
135
Paco Reyes
Domina Vacanze
s.t.
136
Marat Mikhaylov
RusVelo
s.t.
137
Tomas Bakos
Dukla
s.t.
138
Bernat Martínez Fonseca
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
139
Giosuè Iacono
Katusha Team
s.t.
140
Sebastian May
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
141
Johannes Fröhlinger
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
142
Imtiyaz Sulimani
Qatar Optics
s.t.
143
Juan José Moreno López
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
144
Saito Kishi
Team Nippo
+ 2'44
GENERAL RESULTS:
Spoiler
1
Lieuwe Westra
Argos Oil - Wii
18h05'06
2
Juan José Lobato
Cantabria Infinita
+ 4
3
Ilya Parygin
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
4
Dimitry Kozontchuk
Itera - Katusha
+ 8
5
Anuar Manan
Dukla
+ 12
6
Andrea Santoni
Team WIT
+ 14
7
Abdurahman Al Sulimani
Team Nippo
+ 16
8
Roberto Ezquerro
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
9
Roman Klimov
Itera - Katusha
+ 38
10
Johann Rabie
Team Nippo
+ 40
11
David De la Cruz
Astana Pro Team
+ 46
12
David Veilleux
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
+ 48
13
Andrey Klyuev
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
14
Aleksandr Kuschynski
Katusha Team
+ 54
15
Mitchell Docker
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
+ 56
16
Dominique Rollin
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
17
Alexey Bauer
Katusha Team
s.t.
18
Valentin Iglinskiy
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
19
Sergey Kolesnikov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
20
Carlos Barredo
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
21
John Darwin Atapuma
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
22
Travis Meyer
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
23
Samet Yildiz
Qatar Optics
s.t.
24
Marcel Fischer
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
25
Ingmar Dassler
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
26
Adriano Malori
Team WIT
s.t.
27
Yusuke Hatanaka
Team Nippo
s.t.
28
Nikita Novikov
RusVelo
s.t.
29
Stefano Locatelli
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
30
Berik Kupeshov
Qatar Optics
s.t.
31
Hossein Nateghi
Qatar Optics
s.t.
32
Scott Thwaites
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
33
Robert Partridge
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
34
Mikel Nieve
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
35
Sergey Isteleyov
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
36
Ignatas Konovalovas
Dukla
s.t.
37
Egor Silin
Katusha Team
s.t.
38
Alessandro Colo
Domina Vacanze
s.t.
39
Sebastiaan Meyer
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
40
Maxim Pokidov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
41
Marino Palandri
Team WIT
s.t.
42
Christophe Kern
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
43
Juan Valerón
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
44
José Antonio De Segovia
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
45
Zachary Bell
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
46
Maarten Tjallingii
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
47
Jorge Azanza
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
48
Diego Tamayo
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
49
Stefano Pirazzi
Katusha Team
s.t.
50
Dalivier Ospina
Dukla
s.t.
51
Juan Saez
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
52
Edwin Parra
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
53
Michael Torckler
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
54
Miguel Rubiano
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
55
Freddy Montaña
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
56
Pedro Merino
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
57
Patrick Konrad
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
+ 2'00
58
Joonas Nazarov
Astana Pro Team
+ 2'06
59
Fabio Negri
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
60
Alex Coutts
Panathinaikos
s.t.
61
Jacques Janse Van Rensburg
Saur - Sojasun
+ 2'12
62
Rafal Majka
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
63
Andriy Grivko
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
64
Vladimir Gusev
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
65
Denis Kinder
Dukla
s.t.
66
Maurizio Paperino
Domina Vacanze
+ 2'25
67
Chan Siu Long
Qatar Optics
+ 2'38
68
Hassen Ben Nasr
Qatar Optics
+ 3'54
69
Javier Moreno
RusVelo
+ 4'39
70
Alex Dowsett
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
+ 4'56
71
Dean Windsor
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
72
Florian Guillou
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
73
Lawson Craddock
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
74
Chad Beyer
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
75
Cameron Meyer
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
76
Lucas Euser
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
77
Erick Rowsell
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
78
Carlos Quintero
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
79
Gabriel Bone
Panathinaikos
s.t.
80
Spiros Tavlaridis
Panathinaikos
s.t.
81
Fabrizio Lucciola
Panathinaikos
s.t.
82
Tomasz Nose
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
83
Joshua Atkins
Saur - Sojasun
+ 4'59
84
Stephen Cummings
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
85
Markus Eibegger
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
86
Pavel Brutt
Katusha Team
s.t.
87
Anton Afanasyev
RusVelo
+ 5'14
88
Andrey Zeits
Team Nippo
+ 5'29
89
Marc Goos
Argos Oil - Wii
+ 5'39
90
Martin Gilbert
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
91
Yelko Gomez
Dukla
s.t.
92
Oscar Riesebeek
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
93
Andrey Kashechkin
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
94
Eduardo Curcio
Domina Vacanze
s.t.
95
Stefan Van Winden
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
96
Serafín Martínez
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
97
François Parisien
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
98
Christian Meier
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
99
Rafael Barrios
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
100
Paco Reyes
Domina Vacanze
s.t.
101
Rory Sutherland
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
102
Santiago Solano
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
103
Milos Horvath
Dukla
+ 5'58
104
Vitor Rodrigues
Saur - Sojasun
+ 6'27
105
Esteban Plaza
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
+ 6'35
106
Sergey Chernetskiy
RusVelo
+ 6'43
107
Yuriy Agarkov
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
+ 6'47
108
Rubén Pérez
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
109
Bruno Agostini
Panathinaikos
s.t.
110
Raúl García de Mateos
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
111
Alexandros Mayridis
Panathinaikos
s.t.
112
Santo Anza
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
113
Anastasios Kourbetis
Panathinaikos
s.t.
114
Ian McLeod
Dukla
+ 6'55
115
Istvan Cziraki
Panathinaikos
s.t.
116
Jamie Sparling
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
117
Johannes Fröhlinger
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 7'17
118
Francesco Failli
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
+ 8'29
119
Stefan Schumacher
Argos Oil - Wii
+ 9'39
120
Konstantin Pavlenko
RusVelo
s.t.
121
Tomas Bakos
Dukla
s.t.
122
Sebastian May
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 10'51
123
Abdulatif Al Zaid
Qatar Optics
+ 11'02
124
Danilo Di Luca
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
+ 11'05
125
Marcel Barth
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 11'30
126
Ivan Santaromita
Team WIT
s.t.
127
Manuel Ortega
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
128
Marat Mikhaylov
RusVelo
s.t.
129
Luca de Vivo
Katusha Team
+ 12'25
130
Sebastien Pristl
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 12'42
131
Bernat Martínez Fonseca
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
+ 14'07
132
Giosuè Iacono
Katusha Team
+ 15'16
133
Donato Cannone
Team WIT
+ 16'04
134
Juan José Moreno López
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
+ 16'42
135
Mikhail Antonov
Itera - Katusha
+ 16'47
136
Assan Bazayev
Qatar Optics
+ 17'25
137
Jonas Horn
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 17'46
138
José Rujano
Saur - Sojasun
+ 19'08
139
Yevgeny Kunayed
Astana Pro Team
+ 19'10
140
Tomohiro Hayakawa
Team Nippo
+ 20'09
141
Álex Cano Ardila
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
142
Emanuele Sella
Team WIT
+ 21'32
143
Imtiyaz Sulimani
Qatar Optics
+ 25'59
144
Saito Kishi
Team Nippo
+ 27'40
@ Sutty - Maybe not in this race but he is getting better all the time. Edited by The Rider on 29-06-2013 14:14
Another day for the sprinters, the last 80 kilometres being mostly downhill after the first half of the stage which is mostly gentle climbing terrain.
Stage winner Rodrigues attacked early on looking to retain his mountains jersey but second place Rowsell took the 6 points at the first KOM sprint which was good enough for him to take over that jersey. A 13 man break broke away including former GC leader Moreno. But with Dukla, Dual Temp and Cantabria on the front the break had little chance.
The break were caught with 10 kilometres to go. With 4 kilometres to go we have Yildiz in a great position on the wheel of points leader Lobato in seventh wheel when ....Unbelievably Yildiz hits the deck, he is the only rider to go down aswell!
With 3 kilometres to go there is another crash, this time it includes many riders including Kupeshov and C.S.Long. C.S.Long would retire with a broken shin bone, not good news.
In the yellow jersey Westra wins his third stage from a depleted bunch sprint, a remarkable achievement considering he wasn't really considered a sprinter before the start of this race, he narrowly leads the points jersey competition as well. Nateghi finished safely in the main bunch.
Due to the length the stage is a real killer although it is mostly downhill.
The first hour of racing was hectic with the peloton not wanting a break to establish, Ben Nasr was feeling great and attacked three times strongly, but to no avail. It took a good 65 kilometres before a break was established, it contained 10 men including Rubiano and Pirazzi.
After Argos Oil had done much of the early work, with 100 kilometres to go the usual suspect sprinter teams came to the for, the break always being well under control and were eventually caught with 13 kilometres to go. For us Kupeshov and Yildiz were feeling great.
Yildiz was on the wheel of Westra and Kupeshov was on the wheel of Lobato..
but they were not the perfect wheels to follow today, Manan finally gets a victory for Dukla after a long day in the saddle.
STAGE RESULTS:
1
Anuar Manan
Dukla
5h33'42
2
Juan José Lobato
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
3
Valentin Iglinskiy
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
4
Dominique Rollin
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
5
Travis Meyer
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
6
Mitchell Docker
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
7
Sergey Kolesnikov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
8
Lieuwe Westra
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
9
Marcel Fischer
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
10
Chad Beyer
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
Spoiler
11
Martin Gilbert
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
12
Samet Yildiz
Qatar Optics
s.t.
13
Vladimir Gusev
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
14
Alex Dowsett
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
15
Berik Kupeshov
Qatar Optics
s.t.
16
Andriy Grivko
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
17
Carlos Barredo
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
18
Dean Windsor
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
19
Alexey Bauer
Katusha Team
s.t.
20
Yusuke Hatanaka
Team Nippo
s.t.
21
Joshua Atkins
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
22
Javier Moreno
RusVelo
s.t.
23
Florian Guillou
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
24
Pedro Merino
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
25
Carlos Quintero
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
26
Rubén Pérez
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
27
Nikita Novikov
RusVelo
s.t.
28
Andrey Klyuev
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
29
Marcel Barth
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
30
Santo Anza
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
31
Roman Klimov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
32
Tomohiro Hayakawa
Team Nippo
s.t.
33
Adriano Malori
Team WIT
s.t.
34
John Darwin Atapuma
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
35
Lawson Craddock
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
36
Johann Rabie
Team Nippo
s.t.
37
Scott Thwaites
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
38
Vitor Rodrigues
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
39
Abdurahman Al Sulimani
Team Nippo
s.t.
40
Lucas Euser
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
41
Zachary Bell
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
42
Robert Partridge
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
43
Erick Rowsell
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
44
David De la Cruz
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
45
Ilya Parygin
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
46
Marino Palandri
Team WIT
s.t.
47
Stefan Schumacher
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
48
Markus Eibegger
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
49
Maarten Tjallingii
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
50
Andrey Zeits
Team Nippo
s.t.
51
Dimitry Kozontchuk
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
52
Ivan Santaromita
Team WIT
s.t.
53
Edwin Parra
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
54
Hassen Ben Nasr
Qatar Optics
s.t.
55
Cameron Meyer
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
56
Sebastiaan Meyer
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
57
Roberto Ezquerro
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
58
Miguel Rubiano
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
59
David Veilleux
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
60
Donato Cannone
Team WIT
s.t.
61
Oscar Riesebeek
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
62
Sergey Chernetskiy
RusVelo
s.t.
63
Andrea Santoni
Team WIT
s.t.
64
Raúl García de Mateos
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
65
Christophe Kern
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
66
Anton Afanasyev
RusVelo
s.t.
67
Stefano Locatelli
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
68
Patrick Konrad
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
69
Emanuele Sella
Team WIT
s.t.
70
Stephen Cummings
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
71
Ignatas Konovalovas
Dukla
s.t.
72
Francesco Failli
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
73
Marc Goos
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
74
Esteban Plaza
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
75
Mikel Nieve
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
76
José Antonio De Segovia
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
77
Tomasz Nose
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
78
Maxim Pokidov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
79
Mikhail Antonov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
80
Stefano Pirazzi
Katusha Team
s.t.
81
Juan Valerón
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
82
Yelko Gomez
Dukla
s.t.
83
Hossein Nateghi
Qatar Optics
s.t.
84
Ingmar Dassler
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
85
Fabio Negri
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
86
Fabrizio Lucciola
Panathinaikos
s.t.
87
Jorge Azanza
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
88
Jamie Sparling
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
89
Diego Tamayo
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
90
Istvan Cziraki
Panathinaikos
s.t.
91
Serafín Martínez
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
92
Stefan Van Winden
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
93
Alex Coutts
Panathinaikos
s.t.
94
Alexandros Mayridis
Panathinaikos
s.t.
95
Dalivier Ospina
Dukla
s.t.
96
Michael Torckler
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
97
Ian McLeod
Dukla
s.t.
98
Aleksandr Kuschynski
Katusha Team
s.t.
99
Christian Meier
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
100
Freddy Montaña
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
101
Rafal Majka
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
102
Bruno Agostini
Panathinaikos
s.t.
103
Alessandro Colo
Domina Vacanze
s.t.
104
Yuriy Agarkov
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
105
Joonas Nazarov
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
106
Danilo Di Luca
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
107
Juan Saez
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
108
Sergey Isteleyov
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
109
Álex Cano Ardila
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
110
José Rujano
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
111
Rafael Barrios
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
112
Andrey Kashechkin
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
113
Pavel Brutt
Katusha Team
s.t.
114
Egor Silin
Katusha Team
s.t.
115
François Parisien
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
116
Assan Bazayev
Qatar Optics
s.t.
117
Manuel Ortega
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
118
Johannes Fröhlinger
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
119
Marat Mikhaylov
RusVelo
+ 2'27
120
Rory Sutherland
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
+ 4'07
121
Spiros Tavlaridis
Panathinaikos
s.t.
122
Sebastian May
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
123
Denis Kinder
Dukla
s.t.
124
Konstantin Pavlenko
RusVelo
+ 4'33
125
Santiago Solano
Avianca - Coldeportes
+ 6'22
126
Abdulatif Al Zaid
Qatar Optics
s.t.
127
Juan José Moreno López
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
+ 7'39
128
Maurizio Paperino
Domina Vacanze
s.t.
129
Giosuè Iacono
Katusha Team
s.t.
130
Anastasios Kourbetis
Panathinaikos
s.t.
131
Saito Kishi
Team Nippo
s.t.
132
Yevgeny Kunayed
Astana Pro Team
+ 10'46
133
Imtiyaz Sulimani
Qatar Optics
+ 11'36
134
Sebastien Pristl
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 12'02
135
Jonas Horn
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
136
Eduardo Curcio
Domina Vacanze
+ 13'43
137
Milos Horvath
Dukla
s.t.
138
Tomas Bakos
Dukla
s.t.
139
Bernat Martínez Fonseca
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
+ 16'32
140
Luca de Vivo
Katusha Team
+ 16'55
GENERAL RESULTS:
Spoiler
1
Juan José Lobato
Cantabria Infinita
27h38'10
2
Lieuwe Westra
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
3
Anuar Manan
Dukla
+ 12
4
Ilya Parygin
Astana Pro Team
+ 24
5
Dimitry Kozontchuk
Itera - Katusha
+ 28
6
Andrea Santoni
Team WIT
+ 34
7
Abdurahman Al Sulimani
Team Nippo
+ 36
8
Roberto Ezquerro
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
9
Roman Klimov
Itera - Katusha
+ 58
10
Johann Rabie
Team Nippo
+ 1'00
11
David De la Cruz
Astana Pro Team
+ 1'06
12
Mitchell Docker
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
+ 1'08
13
Valentin Iglinskiy
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
14
David Veilleux
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
15
Edwin Parra
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
16
Andrey Klyuev
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
17
Marcel Fischer
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 1'10
18
Dominique Rollin
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
+ 1'16
19
Sergey Kolesnikov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
20
Alexey Bauer
Katusha Team
s.t.
21
Carlos Barredo
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
22
Travis Meyer
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
23
John Darwin Atapuma
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
24
Yusuke Hatanaka
Team Nippo
s.t.
25
Adriano Malori
Team WIT
s.t.
26
Nikita Novikov
RusVelo
s.t.
27
Scott Thwaites
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
28
Robert Partridge
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
29
Stefano Locatelli
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
30
Berik Kupeshov
Qatar Optics
s.t.
31
Hossein Nateghi
Qatar Optics
s.t.
32
Mikel Nieve
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
33
Sergey Isteleyov
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
34
Sebastiaan Meyer
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
35
Maarten Tjallingii
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
36
Alessandro Colo
Domina Vacanze
s.t.
37
Marino Palandri
Team WIT
s.t.
38
Zachary Bell
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
39
Juan Valerón
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
40
Christophe Kern
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
41
José Antonio De Segovia
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
42
Jorge Azanza
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
43
Juan Saez
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
44
Pedro Merino
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
45
Joonas Nazarov
Astana Pro Team
+ 2'22
46
Andriy Grivko
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
+ 2'32
47
Vladimir Gusev
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
48
Ingmar Dassler
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 4'04
49
Hassen Ben Nasr
Qatar Optics
+ 4'14
50
Samet Yildiz
Qatar Optics
+ 4'33
51
Diego Tamayo
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
52
Tomasz Nose
Saur - Sojasun
+ 5'10
53
Lawson Craddock
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
+ 5'12
54
Alex Dowsett
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
+ 5'16
55
Dean Windsor
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
56
Florian Guillou
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
57
Chad Beyer
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
58
Cameron Meyer
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
59
Lucas Euser
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
60
Erick Rowsell
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
61
Carlos Quintero
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
62
Joshua Atkins
Saur - Sojasun
+ 5'17
63
Stephen Cummings
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
+ 5'19
64
Stefano Pirazzi
Katusha Team
+ 5'33
65
Aleksandr Kuschynski
Katusha Team
s.t.
66
Anton Afanasyev
RusVelo
+ 5'34
67
Ignatas Konovalovas
Dukla
+ 5'35
68
Egor Silin
Katusha Team
s.t.
69
Maxim Pokidov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
70
Dalivier Ospina
Dukla
s.t.
71
Miguel Rubiano
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
72
Michael Torckler
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
73
Freddy Montaña
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
74
Patrick Konrad
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
+ 5'37
75
Andrey Zeits
Team Nippo
+ 5'49
76
Marc Goos
Argos Oil - Wii
+ 5'59
77
Yelko Gomez
Dukla
s.t.
78
Oscar Riesebeek
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
79
Serafín Martínez
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
80
Stefan Van Winden
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
81
François Parisien
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
82
Rafael Barrios
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
83
Alex Coutts
Panathinaikos
+ 6'35
84
Denis Kinder
Dukla
+ 6'39
85
Rafal Majka
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
+ 6'45
86
Fabio Negri
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
87
Rubén Pérez
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
+ 7'07
88
Raúl García de Mateos
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
s.t.
89
Ian McLeod
Dukla
+ 7'15
90
Jamie Sparling
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
91
Javier Moreno
RusVelo
+ 8'16
92
Martin Gilbert
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
+ 9'16
93
Fabrizio Lucciola
Panathinaikos
+ 9'35
94
Markus Eibegger
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 9'38
95
Pavel Brutt
Katusha Team
s.t.
96
Yuriy Agarkov
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
+ 9'55
97
Stefan Schumacher
Argos Oil - Wii
+ 9'59
98
Rory Sutherland
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
+ 10'06
99
Andrey Kashechkin
Astana Pro Team
+ 10'18
100
Christian Meier
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
101
Santo Anza
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
+ 10'24
102
Maurizio Paperino
Domina Vacanze
s.t.
103
Vitor Rodrigues
Saur - Sojasun
+ 11'04
104
Esteban Plaza
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
+ 11'14
105
Sergey Chernetskiy
RusVelo
+ 11'18
106
Bruno Agostini
Panathinaikos
+ 11'26
107
Alexandros Mayridis
Panathinaikos
s.t.
108
Istvan Cziraki
Panathinaikos
+ 11'34
109
Marcel Barth
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 11'50
110
Ivan Santaromita
Team WIT
s.t.
111
Johannes Fröhlinger
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 11'56
112
Francesco Failli
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
+ 13'08
113
Spiros Tavlaridis
Panathinaikos
+ 13'42
114
Danilo Di Luca
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
+ 15'44
115
Manuel Ortega
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
+ 16'09
116
Donato Cannone
Team WIT
+ 16'24
117
Santiago Solano
Avianca - Coldeportes
+ 16'40
118
Mikhail Antonov
Itera - Katusha
+ 17'07
119
Marat Mikhaylov
RusVelo
+ 18'36
120
Konstantin Pavlenko
RusVelo
+ 18'51
121
Anastasios Kourbetis
Panathinaikos
+ 19'05
122
José Rujano
Saur - Sojasun
+ 19'28
123
Sebastian May
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 19'37
124
Tomohiro Hayakawa
Team Nippo
+ 20'29
125
Álex Cano Ardila
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
126
Assan Bazayev
Qatar Optics
+ 21'02
127
Emanuele Sella
Team WIT
+ 21'52
128
Abdulatif Al Zaid
Qatar Optics
+ 22'03
129
Eduardo Curcio
Domina Vacanze
+ 22'59
130
Milos Horvath
Dukla
+ 23'18
131
Giosuè Iacono
Katusha Team
+ 27'34
132
Tomas Bakos
Dukla
+ 28'01
133
Juan José Moreno López
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
+ 29'00
134
Sebastien Pristl
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 29'23
135
Luca de Vivo
Katusha Team
+ 33'59
136
Jonas Horn
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 34'27
137
Yevgeny Kunayed
Astana Pro Team
+ 34'35
138
Bernat Martínez Fonseca
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
+ 35'18
139
Saito Kishi
Team Nippo
+ 39'58
140
Imtiyaz Sulimani
Qatar Optics
+ 42'14
@ MrUFO- yeah his head was almost blocking the finish line!
and stats of Westra and fastest man here Manan....
The final stage of Qinghai was here, Lobato wears the leaders jersey but is on the same time as Westra, whoever finishes higher will win the tour.
An 8 man brake got away and looked under control under the work of Cantabria Infinita. With 25 kilometre to go the break had 2 minutes over the peloton when a range of attacks came from the peloton from riders: Hayakawa: Atkins: Craddock: Cziraki. Hayakawa was the only rider to bridge across.
With 10 kilometres to go the break have more than a minutes advantage, the sprinter teams domestiques must be tiring after a lot of work throughout all 9 stages. The break fight for the win and Chernetskiy takes another wins for RusVelo, a great tour for them. Manan takes the bunch sprint with Yildiz in his wheel looking great and taking second place in the bunch sprint, sadly for us he is coming into form when the race is ending. Westra finishes inside the top 20 and Lobato doesn't, Westra wins Qinghai Lake.
STAGE RESULTS:
1
Sergey Chernetskiy
RusVelo
2h07'49
2
Miguel Rubiano
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
3
Maxim Pokidov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
4
Rafal Majka
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
5
Tomohiro Hayakawa
Team Nippo
s.t.
6
Ingmar Dassler
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
7
Emanuele Sella
Team WIT
s.t.
8
Michael Torckler
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
9
Stephen Cummings
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
10
Joshua Atkins
Saur - Sojasun
+ 51
Spoiler
11
Lawson Craddock
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
12
Anuar Manan
Dukla
+ 1'14
13
Samet Yildiz
Qatar Optics
s.t.
14
Liuewe Westra
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
15
Valentin Iglinskiy
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
16
Sergey Kolesnikov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
17
Travis Meyer
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
18
Dean Windsor
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
19
Dominique Rollin
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
20
Alexey Bauer
Katusha Team
s.t.
FINAL OVERALL RANKING:
Spoiler
1
Lieuwe Westra
Argos Oil - Wii
29h47'13
2
Juan José Lobato
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
3
Anuar Manan
Dukla
+ 12
4
Ilya Parygin
Astana Pro Team
+ 24
5
Dimitrey Konzontchuk
Itera - Katusha
+ 28
6
Andrea Santoni
Team WIT
+ 34
7
Abdurahman Al Sulimani
Team Nippo
+ 36
8
Robert Ezquerro
Iberia - Deutsche Bank
+ 36
9
Roman Klimov
Itera - Katusha
+ 58
10
Johann Rabie
Team Nippo
+ 1'00
27
Berik Kupeshov
Qatar Optics
+ 1'16
FINAL POINTS RANKING:
Spoiler
1
Juan José Lobato
Cantabria Infinita
128
2
Anuar Manan
Dukla
125
3
Lieuwe Westra
Argos Oil - Wii
119
4
Mitchell Docker
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
70
5
Dominique Rollin
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
63
FINAL MOUNTAIN RANKING:
Spoiler
1
Erick Rowsell
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
40
2
Vitor Rodrigues
Saur - Sojasun
39
3
Sergey Chernetskiy
RusVelo
32
4
Patrick Konrad
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
30
5
Roman Klimov
Itera - Katusha
26
FINAL WHITE JERSEY: Pargygin @ '10 over Santoni
FINAL TEAM: Chain reaction cycles @ '0 Team Nippo
It was nearing the end of July, Contador had just won the TDF, Farrar had matched his feat in the Giro winning five stages and I was at Al- Jazeera international headquarters ready for my second interview with Al - Jazeera international anchor Jun Lee.
Jun Lee: So, Mr Aurel it has been a good five months since we last spoke about cycling in Qatar, have there been any changes?
Me: Absolutely Miss Jun, cycling has definitely increased in popularity tenfold in Qatar, which is a huge achievement given the stranglehold camel racing has had on the country in recent years.
Crucial has been the exposure of Qatar Optics cycling team and even more so the success of the cycling centres, five of which have been set up and have already exposed one or two riders who will be riding with the team next season.
Jun Lee: Can all this benefit Qatar in the long term?
Me: Of course, it poses advantages at a number of levels. Tourism for instance, more people will be aware of Qatar as a possible place for holidays and cycling tours. Of course it will keep people occupied and away from violence and of course will keep people healthy.
Jun Lee: Thank you very much Mr Aurel for another fantastic interview, of course we wish you the best of luck with everything.
Me: Thank you, also if any viewers are watching this wanting to enrol in a cycling centre preliminary sessions are free and are open to all ages.
That was it, I felt satisfied having promoted the whole concept, secretly I was hoping that we could unearth a real superstar, hey a guy can wish can't he!
I was just about to exit the TV studio when I heard a ruckus coming from one of the rooms towards the exit. I looked at the sign on the door from where the noise was coming from it read.........
TV ANCHOR: JUN LEE
She must be in trouble I thought. Without a second to think I charged through the door and instantly I saw a man in a balaclava trying to steal what looked like a handbag from Jun Lee. Feistily she was clinging on to the handbag.
I swiftly approached the vagrant from behind and drove both my clenched hands with all my might into the back of the reprobate's head. THUMP! He instantly fell to the floor, the bastard.
Jun was breathing heavily, "Are you OK Miss Jun?" I said worryingly. It took her little time to regain composure, "Yes, thank you, thank you, you saved me!" Jun Lee spoke in a serene way, her voice was like honey for the ears.
We stood opposite each other over the unconsciousness body, with out knowing it we were holding hands and as if it were destiny we kissed for what felt like an eternity. I was in love. I was in love with Jun Lee.
Edited by The Rider on 30-06-2013 14:41
I am pleased to announce the signings of three new riders, including two former SES Astra riders, hopefully the team can learn the secrets of forming a strong sprint train!
- Vaitkus- An experienced rider who will no doubt be an integral part of our performances on the flat.
- Stam -- A young German rider who likes the mountains and the hot weather.
- Nechita -- A Romanian who will be looking to fly the flag for his country, hired for his all round domestique abilities.
The Vuelta had just finished, Ibai Salas won, unknown pretty much at the start of the year, ahead of De La Parte and now multiple grand tour podium man Landa.
-- I was at a small Qatari race where all three of our Qatari riders were racing. Long story short after the race I saw Mahdi Al - Mowaled arguing with his agent, I'd recognise that cheap pinstripe suit anywhere!
-- I stepped in just before the two were going to start a real parking lot brawl. Mahdi said "I hate you agent for not accepting the contract Qatar Optics had offered, now I am without team." Subsequently the two parted ways.
-- After the preverbial storm had passed I sat down with Al-Mowaled and offered him a new one year deal, he graciously acceped, excellent . Yet another rider signed for next year along with recent veteran additions Allan Davis and Gustav Larsson.
-- Back in Antwerp life is good, whilst I am already planning the winter training regime for the team, Jun Lee had moved in with me and now was working at a Belgian television network!
@ Ian Butler and Sutty - Thanks, lets hope he lives up to the billing, and lets hope his abilites don't deteriorate too much!
The world championships presence, this year in Plouay, signify that the end of season is near. This year the TT went to Martin and the road race, for the first time, went to Sagan, in a race which will be remembered for the poor weather.
Although most of the current team will not be with Qatar Optics next season I didn't see that as a reason why everyone shouldn't get together in Qatar at the Doha cycling centre.
The exercises involved a good one hour workout in a room which oxygen was constantly being pumped in, apparently workouts like that can add years to your life, if you believe the studies. Of course we want the guys eating healthily so they were all rewarded with a bounty of oranges afterwards.
Being at the centre allowed me to discuss with the centre operatives the public riders coming through, this conversation lead to the realistic conclusion that we might have found another rider for the squad next season.
Here it is the final race of the year for the team and for that matter the final race of the global cycling calendar. This hilly criterium offers over 3500 meters of climbing but the course us designed in such a way all types of riders have opportunities.
After a few attempts by riders including our NC Lagutin, in his last race, to get into a break no break established today. No doubt the riders were enjoying the scenery and the atmosphere generated by the mass ranks of fans.
The racing really started with 35 kilometres to go, favourites Betancourt attacked on the steep domineering hill but was brought back on the flat by Farnese Vini domestiques.
With 10 kilometres to go Bonnafond attacks five riders join him including French champ Bardet, who puts in a dig himself before being caught. Our man O'Brien was feeling good and was our only representative in the top 30. Come the sprint Bardet is the first to launch and he gets the win looking strong ahead of Failli and the fast finishing Novikov.
RESULTS:
1
Romain Bardet
Argos Oil - Wii
4h38'09
2
Francesco Failli
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
3
Nikita Novikov
RusVelo
s.t.
4
Raul Mora
Euskaltel - Euskadi
s.t.
5
Carlos Betancur
Euskaltel - Euskadi
s.t.
6
Adam Phelan
Orica - GreenEdge
+ 13
7
Francesco Masciarelli
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
8
Guillaume Bonnafond
Bretagne - Schuller
s.t.
9
Robinson Chalapud
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
10
Ramil Chelyakov
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
Spoiler
11
Egoitz García
Euskaltel - Euskadi
s.t.
12
Kun Jiang
Dukla
s.t.
13
Sebastiaan Meyer
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
14
Stefano Locatelli
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
15
Martin Schöffmann
Dukla
s.t.
16
Hugo Houle
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
17
Mauro Santambrogio
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
18
Vincent Jérôme
Bretagne - Schuller
+ 35
19
Yuriy Agarkov
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
20
Miguel Rubiano
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
21
Jack Bobridge
Orica - GreenEdge
s.t.
22
Benjamin King
Orica - GreenEdge
s.t.
23
Ion Izagirre
Bretagne - Schuller
s.t.
24
Juan Villegas
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
25
Frank Scherzinger
Argos Oil - Wii
+ 49
26
Mathias Belka
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
27
Paidi O'Brien
Qatar Optics
+ 59
28
Nairo Quintana
Bretagne - Schuller
+ 2'42
29
Juan Pablo Suarez
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
30
Jonathan Monsalve
Domina Vacanze
+ 2'49
31
Pablo Lechuga
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
32
José Herrada
Euskaltel - Euskadi
+ 2'54
33
Evgueni Popov
RusVelo
s.t.
34
Julián Muñoz
Avianca - Coldeportes
+ 3'25
35
Frank Osorio
Avianca - Coldeportes
s.t.
36
Carlos Quintero
Avianca - Coldeportes
+ 3'35
37
David De la Cruz
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
38
Evgeni Sladkov
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
39
Stefano Agostini
Domina Vacanze
s.t.
40
Beñat Txoperena
Caja Rural
s.t.
41
José Serpa
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
42
Roman Kireyev
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
43
Fabio Negri
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
+ 3'48
44
Nicolas Edet
Bretagne - Schuller
s.t.
45
Jan Barta
Bretagne - Schuller
+ 4'29
46
Erick Rowsell
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
47
Fabian Bruno
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 4'40
48
Cameron Meyer
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
49
David Veilleux
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
50
Roman Klimov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
51
Eduard Vorganov
Katusha Team
s.t.
52
Michael Torckler
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
53
Pavel Brutt
Katusha Team
s.t.
54
Ryan Anderson
Dukla
s.t.
55
Johannes Fröhlinger
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
56
Illart Zuazubiskar
Caja Rural
+ 5'06
57
Glenn O'Shea
Orica - GreenEdge
+ 5'42
58
Maarten Tjallingii
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
59
Tom Stamsnijder
Argos Oil - Wii
+ 5'48
60
Jonas Horn
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 6'04
61
Chad Beyer
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
+ 6'13
62
Travis Meyer
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
63
Tomohiro Hayakawa
Team Nippo
s.t.
64
Yelko Gomez
Dukla
s.t.
65
Stephen Cummings
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
66
Ahmed Al Ghanim
Qatar Optics
s.t.
67
Luigi Sestili
Team WIT
s.t.
68
Igor Frolov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
69
Saito Kishi
Team Nippo
s.t.
70
Marcel Fischer
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
71
David De la Fuente
Euskaltel - Euskadi
s.t.
72
Vladimir Gusev
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
73
Alfredo Balloni
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
74
Sergio Pardilla
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
75
Mitchell Docker
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
76
Joaquín Torres
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
77
Dmitry Mokrov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
78
Adam Semple
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
79
Filippo Savini
Team WIT
s.t.
80
Timofey Kritskiy
Katusha Team
s.t.
81
Graham Howard
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
82
Andrey Solomennikov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
83
Héctor González
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
84
Robert Partridge
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
85
Aitor Hernández
Euskaltel - Euskadi
s.t.
86
Simon Clarke
Dukla
s.t.
87
Vladimir Karpets
Katusha Team
s.t.
88
Wilco Kelderman
Argos Oil - Wii
s.t.
89
Sebastien Pristl
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
90
Oscar Riesebeek
Argos Oil - Wii
+ 6'56
91
Boris Shpilevski
RusVelo
s.t.
92
Rubén Arriaga
Euskaltel - Euskadi
+ 7'28
93
Ian McLeod
Dukla
s.t.
94
Samuel Archuleta
Euskaltel - Euskadi
s.t.
95
Luca Solari
Domina Vacanze
+ 8'15
96
Matthew Lloyd
Orica - GreenEdge
s.t.
97
Jordi Simón
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
98
Rafael Barrios
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
99
Yasuharu Nakajima
Team Nippo
s.t.
100
Tommy Nankervis
Orica - GreenEdge
s.t.
101
Christian Meier
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
102
Frédéric Clavel
Bretagne - Schuller
s.t.
103
Sergey Isteleyov
Astana Pro Team
s.t.
104
Pierre Cazaux
Bretagne - Schuller
s.t.
105
Sergey Lagutin
Qatar Optics
s.t.
106
Dean Windsor
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
s.t.
107
François Parisien
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
+ 9'12
108
Markus Eibegger
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
109
Stefano Pirazzi
Katusha Team
s.t.
110
Andres Pereyra
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
111
Guillaume Boivin
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
112
Serafín Martínez
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
113
Anuar Manan
Dukla
s.t.
114
Enrico Magazzini
Domina Vacanze
s.t.
115
Miguel Mínguez
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
116
Liam Holohan
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
117
Zachary Bell
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
118
Adriano Angeloni
Panathinaikos
+ 9'30
119
Dmitri Puzanov
RusVelo
s.t.
120
Pieter Ghyllebert
Qatar Optics
s.t.
121
Johann Rabie
Team Nippo
s.t.
122
Nikita Eskov
Katusha Team
s.t.
123
Julián Sánchez Pimienta
Caja Rural
s.t.
124
Enrico Montanari
Team WIT
s.t.
125
Ivan Santaromita
Team WIT
s.t.
126
Fumiyuki Beppu
Team Nippo
+ 10'09
127
Jake Keough
Dual Temp - NaturalShrimp
+ 10'33
128
Kin San Wu
Dukla
s.t.
129
David Jai Crawford
Orica - GreenEdge
s.t.
130
Bruno Agostini
Panathinaikos
s.t.
131
Mitsuhiro Matsumura
Team Nippo
s.t.
132
Fabrizio Lucciola
Panathinaikos
s.t.
133
Patrick Konrad
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
134
Spiros Tavlaridis
Panathinaikos
s.t.
135
Gerardo Croce
Domina Vacanze
s.t.
136
Juan Abalos
Caja Rural
s.t.
137
Georgios Karatzios
Panathinaikos
s.t.
138
Hossein Nateghi
Qatar Optics
s.t.
139
Samuel Daly
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
+ 10'55
140
Davide Torosantucci
Domina Vacanze
s.t.
141
Apostolos Bouglas
Panathinaikos
+ 11'16
142
Vladyslav Malanchyn
Farnese Vini - D'Angelo & Antenucci
s.t.
143
Marzio Bruseghin
Domina Vacanze
+ 12'31
144
Tom Criel
Qatar Optics
s.t.
145
Pip Grinter
Orica - GreenEdge
s.t.
146
Alessandro Colo
Domina Vacanze
+ 12'56
147
Emanuele Sella
Team WIT
s.t.
148
Mario Ramos Fernandez
Caja Rural
s.t.
149
Alexander Khatuntsev
RusVelo
s.t.
150
Dominique Rollin
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
s.t.
151
Christophe Kern
Cantabria Infinita
s.t.
152
Dominik Roels
SES Astra - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
153
Enrique Salgueiro
Caja Rural
s.t.
154
Yeray López
Caja Rural
s.t.
155
Gabriele Polli
Panathinaikos
s.t.
156
Pablo Lastras
Qatar Optics
s.t.
157
Daniele Colli
Team WIT
s.t.
158
Egoi Martínez
Qatar Optics
+ 14'01
159
Pavel Kochetkov
Itera - Katusha
+ 15'37
160
Jonathon Mozley
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
161
Alexander Porsev
RusVelo
s.t.
162
Anton Afanasyev
RusVelo
s.t.
163
Gian Pietro Pavia
Katusha Team
s.t.
164
Marat Mikhaylov
RusVelo
s.t.
165
Georgios Bouglas
Panathinaikos
s.t.
166
Aleksandr Kuschynski
Katusha Team
s.t.
167
Aleksandr Ruchkin
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
168
Mikaël Dierickx
Cyclevox - Baguet Bicycle Center
+ 20'49
169
William Corbett
TEAM Chain Reaction Cycles
s.t.
170
Marti Isaguirre
Caja Rural
s.t.
That was it, the first season with Qatar Optics done and dusted. The vast majority of riders who raced for the team will be gone next season as the team will look to challenge for promotion, but everyone who has played a role for Qatar Optics up to now can be proud as they may well be turn out to be the ancestors of a dynasty.
Telenet, formerly Quickstep, ended up on top of the World Tour rankings, largely due to the abundance of cobblestone specialists they possess, who seemed to always rank highly come the classics. The beat grand tour specialist teams Exxon Mobil, formerly RadioShack and American Express, my former project Coca Cola. Phillips and Walmart couldn't muster enough points, both teams having a modest season, will be therefore relegated.
Andy Shleck comes out on top of the rankings, due to his tour de Suisse and Basque country wins and his second place at the TDF, once again. He beats classic winners Kreuziger and Boom and TDF and Velo d'or trophy winner Contador.
The Continental Tour:
Spoiler
Orica Greenedge dominate the competition and will be promoted along with Bretagne Schuller. The success for the Orica came largely due to their excellent performances on the flat and Belgian cobbled races, whereas Bretagne gradually amassed points on all terrains and won events such as the Vuelta a Portugal with Izagirre.
We finished a modest 38th, which is to be expected as we did no racing in Europe and possessed a small squad.
Much of Orica's success came down to one man Haussler, he was head and shoulders the strongest man for the cobbles at continental level. Winning more than 10 races including overall at the Tour of Belgium, Ronde van Drethe and third at Algarve.
The CQ Ranking:
Spoiler
That is it. The season wrapped up and what a season I will not forget in a hurry. Qatar Optics has been proverbially born and is growing well. I met Jun Lee and we are now living together in Belgium.
The season ahead will be difficult but if all goes to plan, we can do it, we can get Qatar Optics to the world tour.
@ Sutty - Yeah everything is goin' along well, he must be checking out their 'sushi' chocolate balls!
It may be mid November but the sunshine in Qatar doesn't relent, thank to the invention of the aerocar travelling across continents is very quick indeed, that is if you have a Qatari backed company supporting you! So one morning I can be with my Jun Lee and in the same afternoon I am able to meet the new team at the base in Qatar.
I am enforcing a strict training regime over the winter, so we are in the best position to meet our goals next season, really pushing the riders to the limit. Despite the season, season 2. not even starting yet.