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Caja Rural '22
Kiserlovski01
Abu Dhabi Tour (2.HC) i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png
Stage 1/4, 174.9 kms
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Story of the Day
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The merge of two attacking duos resulted in the presence of four men in the BOTD. Andrea Pasqualon, Rob Ruijgh, Josh Berry, Higinio Fernández reached last intermediate sprint with their lead at 4'16", with 75 km left.
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It took long for the sprint trains to take the stage. With some 2200 m to go, Pasqualon had created a nice gap without any breakaway rider close.
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In the meantime, our train was fighting those of Israel Cycling Academy and Bahrain-Merida. Ours remained on par with the other two quite well.
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Pasqualon made it through the last corner, in danger of collapsing totally however. Bouwman, Bonifazio, Ruffoni were close, and so was Barbero!
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Ruffoni kept up his effort to finish ahead of Bonifazio and his own leader Mareczko. Carlos ran out of steam too early, and concluded in 8th place.
Abu Dhabi Tour 2020
Stage 1
1Nicola RuffoniIsrael Cycling Academy3h48'46"
2Niccolo BonifazioBahrain Merida Pro Teams.t.
3Jakub MareczkoIsrael Cycling Academys.t.
4Mark CavendishTeam Skys.t.
5John DegenkolbTeam Sunwebs.t.
6Gert-Jan BosmanTeam Dimension Datas.t.
7Tom Van AsbroeckLotto - Soudals.t.
8Carlos Barbero i.imgur.com/T69x1WC.pngRuralvía-RTPi Pro Teams.t.
9Rick ZabelUnitedHealthcare Pro Teams.t.
10Nacer BouhanniTeam Dimension Datas.t.
Abu Dhabi Tour 2020
Overall standings
1Nicola RuffoniIsrael Cycling Academy3h48'36"
2Niccolo BonifazioBahrain Merida Pro Team+ 4"
3Jakub MareczkoIsrael Cycling Academy+ 6"
4Andrea PasqualonUAE Team Emiratess.t.
5Josh BerryMitchelton-Scotts.t.
6Higinio FernándezMovistar Team+ 7"
7Rob RuijghUnitedHealthcare Pro Team+ 9"
8Mark CavendishTeam Sky+ 10"
9John DegenkolbTeam Sunwebs.t.
10Gert-Jan BosmanTeam Dimension Datas.t.
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sutty68
8th place not a bad start for Carlos Wink
 
Tamijo
Not bad, just a tiny bit more legs and could have been a 3th or 4th place.
 
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Kiserlovski01
sutty68 wrote:
8th place not a bad start for Carlos Wink
Tamijo wrote:
Not bad, just a tiny bit more legs and could have been a 3th or 4th place.


Solid result for a flat sprint indeed. Hopefully we'll be able to handle them a little more smoothly someday. Wink
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Kiserlovski01
Abu Dhabi Tour (2.HC) i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png
Stage 2/4, 129 kms
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Story of the Day
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The pack let go of two men early on: Sven Reutter and Nicola Boem. The latter won the last intermediate sprint, at which point the duo had 1' left.
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Boem was the stronger one, and he got rid of Reutter on a bridge 19 kms from the finish. His advantage didn't seem promising at all, down to 40".
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The lone survivor lasted until the 10-to-go banner. Our train struggled to get to the front, while Movistar, Israel Cycling Academy were impressive.
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The ultimate bump made things even more difficult, while Israel Cycling Academy seemingly had it all sewed up. Still 2 riders ahead of Mareczko.
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Onto the last straight, Mareczko had been surprised by three others. The question was if he would be able to make that up, with only 300 m to go.
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The Polish-born Italian could not. The stage win went to Wouter Wippert, who narrowly beat Mark Cavendish for his first victory of the season. As we failed to make the stage top 10, Ruffoni remains in the leader jersey.
Abu Dhabi Tour 2020
Stage 2
1Wouter WippertMovistar Team2h38'37"
2Mark CavendishTeam Skys.t.
3Iuri FilosiUAE Team Emiratess.t.
4Jakub MareczkoIsrael Cycling Academys.t.
5Niccolo BonifazioBahrain Merida Pro Teams.t.
6Rafael AndriatoUnitedHealthcare Pro Teams.t.
7Luka PibernikIsrael Cycling Academys.t.
8Nicola RuffoniIsrael Cycling Academys.t.
9Rick ZabelUnitedHealthcare Pro Teams.t.
10Tom Van AsbroeckLotto - Soudals.t.
Abu Dhabi Tour 2020
Overall standings
1Nicola RuffoniIsrael Cycling Academy6h27'11"
2Wouter WippertMovistar Team+ 2"
3Mark CavendishTeam Sky+ 6"
4Niccolo BonifazioBahrain Merida Pro Teams.t.
5Iuri FilosiUAE Team Emirates+ 8"
6Jakub MareczkoIsrael Cycling Academys.t.
7Andrea PasqualonUAE Team Emiratess.t.
8Josh BerryMitchelton-Scotts.t.
9Higinio FernándezMovistar Team+ 9"
10Rob RuijghUnitedHealthcare Pro Team+ 11"
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Abu Dhabi Tour 2020
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Tamijo
Today was not to be, but tomorrow post a very different challenge, let’s hope things turn in a better direction.
 
Kiserlovski01
Tamijo wrote:
Today was not to be, but tomorrow post a very different challenge, let’s hope things turn in a better direction.


Pan flat stages will never be our cup of tea I guess. Let's try to strike on terrain that suits us better.
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Kiserlovski01
Abu Dhabi Tour (2.HC) i.imgur.com/zMBJxFz.png
Stage 3/4, 142.8 kms
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Story of the Day
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Israel Cycling Academy and Team Sky made sure the 7-man break of the day was caught way earlier than the final climb. Big bunch with 40 to go.
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Fabio Aru put off his first acceleration until the final 5 km of Jebel Hafeet. White jersey holder Van der Poel was the only one to stay on Fabio Aru's wheel. Then already, Chávarri & Izagirre didn't seem to have the legs.
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Van der Poel had to let go of Aru on a steeper section 3 km from the top. At that moment, our first riders sat already 1'10" down on the Sardinian.
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At no point did Van der Poel really cave in, but he could not threaten Aru either. The Italian won while Van der Poel had to leave second to Benoot.
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Eder, Ion concluded in the E4, with Rubén Fernández. The three lost 2'.
Abu Dhabi Tour 2020
Stage 3
1Fabio AruTeam Sky3h05'08"
2Tiesj BenootLotto - Soudal+ 23"
3Mathieu van der PoelTeam Dimension Datas.t.
4Sam OomenTeam Dimension Data+ 1'47"
5Jordi SimónBahrain Merida Pro Teams.t.
6Rubén FernándezBahrain Merida Pro Team+ 2'06"
7Ion Izagirre i.imgur.com/T69x1WC.pngRuralvía-RTPi Pro Teams.t.
8Eder Chávarri i.imgur.com/T69x1WC.pngRuralvía-RTPi Pro Teams.t.
9Tsgabu GrmayMitchelton-Scott+ 2'48"
10Cameron MeyerMitchelton-Scott+ 3'08"
Abu Dhabi Tour 2020
Overall standings
1Fabio AruTeam Sky9h32'21"
2Tiesj BenootLotto - Soudal+ 27"
3Mathieu van der PoelTeam Dimension Data+ 29"
4Sam OomenTeam Dimension Data+ 1'57"
5Jordi SimónBahrain Merida Pro Teams.t.
6Ion Izagirre i.imgur.com/T69x1WC.pngRuralvía-RTPi Pro Team+ 2'16"
7Rubén FernándezBahrain Merida Pro Teams.t.
8Eder Chávarri i.imgur.com/T69x1WC.pngRuralvía-RTPi Pro Teams.t.
9Tsgabu GrmayMitchelton-Scott+ 2'58"
10Josh BerryMitchelton-Scott+ 3'14"
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Abu Dhabi Tour 2020
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sutty68
Good finish from Ion and Eder, lets hope they can hold on to there top ten placings Wink
 
Kiserlovski01
sutty68 wrote:
Good finish from Ion and Eder, lets hope they can hold on to there top ten placings Wink


Only a pan flat left, likely to happen. Wink
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Kiserlovski01
Abu Dhabi Tour (2.HC) i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png
Stage 4/4, 110 kms
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2020 Abu Dhabi Tour: conclusion
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The BOTD on the Yas Marina circuit included our Federico Zurlo. Among his companions were Fabio Sabatini, Francesco Gavazzi & Marco Coledan.
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When the group of ten hit the last 3 kilometers with a gap of 55", hopes of a stage win grew. Being one of the stronger sprinters, Zurlo chose the wheel of Fabio Sabatini, recently signed by a newly founded Uzbek team.
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Sabatini overplayed his hand when he kept setting the pace himself. The group slowed down as some started the sprint from behind Zurlo's back.
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Federico's sprint sufficed to get past all of his fellow escapees. When he hit the wall as well, the sprinters from the bunch suddenly turned out to have come very close. Niccolo Bonifazio appeared just around the corner.
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The ultimate hundreds of meters seemed to last for ages, but Fede held on. He got himself his maiden pro win at the age of 25. Bonifazio's effort to come in second earned him a last-minute move into the points jersey. Ion Izagirre, Eder Chávarri concluded in GC 6th and 7th respectively.
Abu Dhabi Tour 2020
Stage 4
1Federico Zurlo i.imgur.com/T69x1WC.pngRuralvía-RTPi Pro Team2h31'10"
2Niccolo BonifazioBahrain Merida Pro Teams.t.
3Francesco GavazziUnitedHealthcare Pro Teams.t.
4Marco ColedanUAE Team Emiratess.t.
5Kamil MaleckiCCC Sprandi Polkowices.t.
6Jakub MareczkoIsrael Cycling Academys.t.
7Wouter WippertMovistar Teams.t.
8Fabio SabatiniUzbekistan Cycling Projects.t.
9Sven ReutterMcCain-Suncor Pro Teams.t.
10Jérôme DelhaltTeam Jokers.t.
Abu Dhabi Tour 2020
Final overall standings
1Fabio AruTeam Sky12h03'31"
2Tiesj BenootLotto - Soudal+ 27"
3Mathieu van der PoelTeam Dimension Data+ 29"
4Sam OomenTeam Dimension Data+ 1'57"
5Jordi SimónBahrain Merida Pro Teams.t.
6Ion Izagirre i.imgur.com/T69x1WC.pngRuralvía-RTPi Pro Team+ 2'16"
7Eder Chávarri i.imgur.com/T69x1WC.pngRuralvía-RTPi Pro Teams.t.
8Rubén FernándezBahrain Merida Pro Teams.t.
9Tsgabu GrmayMitchelton-Scott+ 2'58"
10Josh BerryMitchelton-Scott+ 3'14"
Abu Dhabi Tour 2020
Jersey winners
i.imgur.com/qyOLVMJ.png Overall Fabio AruTeam Sky
i.imgur.com/pPM1Fxm.png Points Niccolo BonifazioBahrain-Merida
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Best team: Bahrain-Merida

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Tamijo
Such a nice way to finish Abu Dhabi, great day !
With a stage win from Federico and two GC top tens not a bad race after all.
 
sutty68
What a win for Zurlo against some decent opposition Wink
 
Kiserlovski01
Tamijo wrote:
Such a nice way to finish Abu Dhabi, great day !
With a stage win from Federico and two GC top tens not a bad race after all.
sutty68 wrote:
What a win for Zurlo against some decent opposition Wink


Perfect way to conclude our time here despite a slightly disappointing performance in the queen stage. Wink
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i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png GP Costa degle Etruschi (1.1) i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png
Toscana, 123.4 kms
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Julián ArredondoGert-Jan BosmanEmilien Cohen
Adriano MaloriCarlos VeronaAlexis Vuillermoz
GP Costa degle Etruschi 2020
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Toscana, 123.4 kms
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Story of the Day
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Local teams usually make sure to get a guy in the breakaway in this kind of races. Today, they failed to do so. Today's front trio consisted of David de la Cruz, Nello De Battisti, Amaury Van Bijlen, representing WT teams.
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De Battisti lost contact on a false flat sector with 13 left; 30" for the rest.
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Windhorn, Verona and Puccio joined the leading duo 8km from the finish.
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None of the others could follow the pace of Roy Windhorn. With less than two kilometers to go, Bahrain - Merida limited his advantage to only 18".
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Our sprint preparation didn't go as planned, with our train sitting way too far back while Roy Windhorn was still fighting for each and every second.
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Windhorn was passed in the final kilometer, after which the win went to youngster Emilien Cohen. Manuel had to settle for a disappointing 10th.
GP Costa degle Etruschi 2020
Race results
1Emilien CohenAG2R La Mondiale2h47'10"
2Gert-Jan BosmanTeam Dimension Datas.t.
3Davide AppollonioTeam Katusha-Alpecins.t.
4Mamyr StashBahrain Merida Pro Teams.t.
5Gerry DruytsQuick-Step Floorss.t.
6Victor ManakovBahrain Merida Pro Teams.t.
7Roy WindhornBora-Hansgrohes.t.
8Andrea ZordanManzana Postobon Teams.t.
9Adriano MaloriMovistar Teams.t.
10Manuel Martínez i.imgur.com/T69x1WC.pngRuralvía-RTPi Pro Teams.t.

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Tamijo
A least a top ten, not too bad.
 
Kiserlovski01
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A least a top ten, not too bad.


The very least Martínez should get a this kind of races, to be honest. Pfft
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Murcia, 167.9 kms
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1.A. Yates1.A. Vuillermoz1.B. Intxausti
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3.A. Valverde3.E. Theuns3.A. Valverde
Vuelta a Murcia 2020
Race profile
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Top riders
R. BaillyA. FediR. FernándezR. Kiserlovski
K. LedanoisR. NguyenJ. RestrepoJ. Simón
Vuelta a Murcia 2020
Team lineup
J.L.CamposJ.GonçalvesG.IzagirreJ. Klever
A.MendigainF. PalmeroD.SagastaS.Vandenborre

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Murcia, 167.9 kms
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Story of the Day
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The pack let go of above six early on. Amongst them Montaguti and Ivan Garcia Cortina. The advantage was 2'30" at the foot of the longest climb.
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Mínguez and Guldhammer left the others, of whom Díaz was the last to be dropped, behind on the first section of the long climb, Alto de Espuña.
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Le Lavandier attacked from the pack approaching the highest point of the day, the summit of Alto del Collado Bermejo. Christian Mager responded.
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Theattack had come too close to the top to create a big enough gap. On the descent, they were reeled in along with the two remaining escapees.
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Klever tried an attack ahead of the last climb, but the other teams had no intention of giving him space. Sam was our man for the uphill finish.
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A camera at the end of the famous tunnel on Alto del Castillo showed us a worrisome image. Sam sat too far back, while being near the red kite.
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In front, several Frenchmen became the main challengers for the win. In the end Chevrier beat Elissonde and Le Lavandier for the win. No reason to worry for Vandenborre but he does have some form to gain ahead of the Volta ao Algarve, his next race. Klever, stage winner at la Vuelta last year, left the race with a fractured vertebra. Surely not the best of days.
Vuelta a Murcia 2020
Race results
1Clément ChevrierAG2R La Mondiale4h15'04"
2Kenny ElissondeBMC Racing Teams.t.
3Maxime Le LavandierAG2R La Mondiales.t.
4Jan BakelantsLotto - Soudals.t.
5Christian MagerTeam Sunwebs.t.
6Robert KiserlovskiMitchelton-Scotts.t.
7Anders JuhlerTeam Katusha-Alpecins.t.
8Bart De ClercqLotto - Soudals.t.
9Pierre GouaultAG2R La Mondiales.t.
10Yoann BagotAG2R La Mondiales.t.

Next races:
Ruta del Sol (2.1) | Volta ao Algarve (2.1)

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