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Nordic Cycling | Final Farewell
Atlantius
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Posted on 26-10-2012 17:48
World Championships - RR


As the only Falcon – Norheim rider Daniel Krutzfeldt have been selected for the World Championships. Daniel will be a helper for Matti Breschel. Since only a few Danes are in top form Daniel will be one of the most important helpers in the race. In the road race the Nordic hopes lie on Matti Breschel, Löfkvist and Hushovd, who have shown great form lately in contrast to Boasson-Hagen, who disappointed greatly in the TT.

The mandatory early break gets participation from both Denmark and Norway in form of Nicki Sørensen and Fredrik Wilmann. The break quickly gets a 5 min. lead, but Italy, Spain and Belgium are keeping it between five and six minutes.

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With 70 km to go the lead remains at 6 minutes.
In the peloton Spain and Belgium are pushing hard for Rodriguez and Gilbert and the peloton starts breaking. Both Boasson-Hagen and Hushovd lose contact and Löfkvist has crashed out of the race. Now everything is up to the Danish riders, who all remain in the favourites group.

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With 17 km to go Gilbert attacks along with Nibali. Breschel remains in the pack, confident that the Spanish team will work hard to catch them. With 6 km to go everything is brought back together and Breschel haven’t spend too much energy on the chase.
Urán attack with 3 km to go and Matti goes after him. But so does Gilbert and Rodriguez, and on a finish like this no one can beat the Belgian.

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Results:
1. Philippe Gilbert
2. Joaquím Rodríguez
3. Rigoberto Urán
4. Matti Breschel
36. Thor Hushovd
64. Daniel Kreutzfeldt
107. Gustav Erik Larsson

Spoiler
1Philippe GilbertBMC Racing Team6h47'59
2Joaquím RodríguezKatusha Teams.t.
3Rigoberto UránSky Procyclings.t.
4Matti BreschelRabobank Cycling Team+ 13
5Alexandr KolobnevKatusha Team+ 31
6Fabian CancellaraRadioShack - Nissan+ 38
7Enrico GasparottoAstana Pro Team+ 45
8Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
9Jérôme PineauOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
10Óscar FreireKatusha Teams.t.
11Jelle VanendertLotto Belisol Teams.t.
12Lieuwe WestraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
13Nathan HaasGarmin - Sharps.t.
14Alejandro ValverdeMovistar Teams.t.
15Matthias FrankBMC Racing Teams.t.
16Tom BoonenOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
17Rory SutherlandUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
18Mikel NieveEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
19Jonathan Tiernan-LockeEndura Racings.t.
20Frantisek RabonOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
21Giovanni ViscontiMovistar Teams.t.
22Cayetano SarmientoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
23David De la FuenteCaja Rurals.t.
24Carlos BarredoRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
25Jens VoigtRadioShack - Nissans.t.
26Igor AntónEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
27Pavel BruttKatusha Teams.t.
28Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1'43
29Björn LeukemansVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 1'51
30Simon GerransOrica - GreenEdge+ 2'01
31Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
32Luca PaoliniKatusha Teams.t.
33Yann HuguetTeam Argos - Shimanos.t.
34Tosh Van der SandeLotto Belisol Teams.t.
35Danilo Di LucaAcqua & Sapones.t.
36Thor HushovdBMC Racing Teams.t.
37Greg Van AvermaetBMC Racing Teams.t.
38Johann TschoppBMC Racing Teams.t.
39Tom SlagterRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
40Vladimir KarpetsMovistar Teams.t.
41Frederik WilmannChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
42Peter StetinaGarmin - Sharps.t.
43Stephen CummingsBMC Racing Teams.t.
44Christophe Le MévelGarmin - Sharps.t.
45Marek RutkiewiczCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
46Nicki SørensenTeam Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Banks.t.
47Michele ScarponiLampre - ISDs.t.
48Rui CostaMovistar Teams.t.
49Ben HermansRadioShack - Nissans.t.
50Cadel EvansBMC Racing Teams.t.
51Laurent DidierRadioShack - Nissans.t.
52Carlos BetancurAcqua & Sapone+ 2'38
53Sylvain ChavanelOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
54Alessandro BallanBMC Racing Teams.t.
55Maarten TjallingiiRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
56Tomasz NoseAdria Mobils.t.
57Bert GrabschOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
58Jure KocjanTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
59Robert GesinkRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
60Tiago MachadoRadioShack - Nissans.t.
61Fabian WegmannGarmin - Sharps.t.
62Volodymir GustovTeam Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Banks.t.
63Rasmus GuldhammerChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
64Daniel KreutzfeldtFalcon - Norheims.t.
65Diego UlissiLampre - ISDs.t.
66Juan José CoboMovistar Teams.t.
67Steve MorabitoBMC Racing Teams.t.
68Alexander EfimkinTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
69Johnny HoogerlandVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 3'13
70Daniele CallegarinTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
71Esteban ChavezColombia - Coldeportess.t.
72Maxime MonfortRadioShack - Nissan+ 3'52
73Jurgen Van den BroeckLotto Belisol Team+ 4'16
74Dmitriy FofonovAstana Pro Teams.t.
75Chris Anker SørensenTeam Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Banks.t.
76Simon ClarkeOrica - GreenEdge+ 4'43
77Lasse BøchmanGlud & Marstrand - LRØ+ 5'48
78Timothy DugganLiquigas - Cannondale+ 6'11
79Markus FothenTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
80Peter KennaughSky Procyclings.t.
81Cameron MeyerOrica - GreenEdges.t.
82Martijn MaaskantGarmin - Sharps.t.
83Andrey KashechkinAstana Pro Teams.t.
84Thomas PetersonGarmin - Sharps.t.
85Oliver ZauggRadioShack - Nissans.t.
86Sebastian LangeveldOrica - GreenEdges.t.
87Matej MugerliAdria Mobil+ 8'18
88Eduard VorganovKatusha Teams.t.
89Tomasz MarczynskiVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
90Pierrick FédrigoFDJ - BigMat+ 8'58
91Roman KreuzigerAstana Pro Teams.t.
92Edvald Boasson HagenSky Procyclings.t.
93Daryl ImpeyOrica - GreenEdges.t.
94Przemyslaw NiemiecLampre - ISDs.t.
95George PreidlerTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
96Manuel CardosoCaja Rurals.t.
97Tomasz KiendyśCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
98Stefan DeniflVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
99Vegard Stake LaengenTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
100Gerald CiolekOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
101Dominic KlemmeTeam Argos - Shimanos.t.
102Benoît VaugrenardFDJ - BigMats.t.
103Geraint ThomasSky Procyclings.t.
104João CabreiraOndas.t.
105John DegenkolbTeam Argos - Shimanos.t.
106Matthew LloydLampre - ISDs.t.
107Gustav Erik LarssonVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
108Paul MartensRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
109Thomas VoecklerTeam Europcars.t.
110Jacek MorajkoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
111Andriy GrivkoAstana Pro Teams.t.
112Zdenek StybarOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
113Egor SilinAstana Pro Teams.t.
114Ricardo MestreCarmim - Prios.t.
115Denys KostyukLampre - ISDs.t.
116Christian Vande VeldeGarmin - Sharp+ 9'53
117Stefan SchumacherChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
118Nikita NovikovVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
119Joris BoillatChampion System Pro Cycling Teams.t.
120Michael RogersSky Procyclings.t.
121Vitaliy ButsLampre - ISDs.t.
122Sérgio PaulinhoTeam Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Banks.t.
123David MillarGarmin - Sharps.t.
124Valentin IglinskiyAstana Pro Teams.t.
125Ben KingRadioShack - Nissans.t.
126Jan BartaTeam NetApps.t.
127Daniel SchornTeam NetApps.t.
128Michael SchärBMC Racing Teams.t.
129Michael BarrySky Procyclings.t.
130Maciej PaterskiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
131Jacobus VenterTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
132Alex HowesGarmin - Sharps.t.
133Bob JungelsLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
134Mikhail IgnatievKatusha Teams.t.
135Tadej Valjavec-+ 11'09
136Sylwester SzmydLiquigas - Cannondale+ 11'56
137Kristjan KorenLiquigas - Cannondale+ 12'33
138Mikhaylo Khalilov-s.t.
139Martin KohlerBMC Racing Teams.t.
140Sergueï Ivanov-s.t.
141David VeilleuxTeam Europcars.t.
142Danny PateSky Procyclings.t.
143Ben GastauerAG2R La Mondiales.t.
144Tejay Van GarderenBMC Racing Teams.t.
145Heinrich HausslerGarmin - Sharps.t.
146George HincapieBMC Racing Teams.t.
147Lars Petter NordhaugSky Procyclings.t.
148Leopold KönigTeam NetApps.t.
149Grega BoleLampre - ISD+ 14'29
150Assan BazayevAstana Pro Team+ 15'40
151Alexsandr DyachenkoAstana Pro Teams.t.
152Borut BožicAstana Pro Team+ 16'11
153Svein TuftOrica - GreenEdge+ 16'38
154Martin VelitsOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 16'47
155Juraj SaganLiquigas - Cannondale+ 18'08
156Christian PoosTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de+ 19'24
157Alexander KvachukLampre - ISDs.t.
158Thomas LöfkvistSky Procyclings.t.
159Dominique RollinFDJ - BigMats.t.
160Dimitriy MuravyevAstana Pro Team+ 24'06
161Michael AlbasiniOrica - GreenEdge+ 27'59
162Maxim IglinskiyAstana Pro Team+ 30'39



Matti did well today, but we have to admit that on a finish like this no one can beat Gilbert. A 4th place is still good even though he is disappointed right now. I was also very happy to see the two Continental riders Guldhammer and Kreutzfeldt be there for Matti right untill 10 km from the finishing line.

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Daggen
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Posted on 26-10-2012 19:04
He's only called Gustav Larsson not Gustav "Erik" Larsson. Erik is his middle name! Pfft
 
Ian Butler
Top  #183 Print Post
Posted on 26-10-2012 19:38
4th is very nice for Breshel!
 
Jakstar22
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Posted on 26-10-2012 22:28
Nice job at the WC.
 
sutty68
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Posted on 27-10-2012 00:19
Ian Butler wrote:
4th is very nice for Breshel!


+1 Yes indeed Wink
 
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Atlantius
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Posted on 27-10-2012 09:21
Daggen: Had actually just put Gustav Larsson first, but then ended up writing his full name.

Ian & Sutty: Sure is. But Matti always does god at the WC

Jakstar22: Thanks

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Atlantius
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Posted on 27-10-2012 09:35
Circuit Franco-Belge


Last sponsor goal of the season. Norheim want us to win a stage, and we will do our best.

Stage 1
It looks like the classic morning break followed by bunch sprint.
A 9-man break gets going as predicted and Søren Nissen uses the break as a platform to get the Mountain jersey. In spite of several attempts before the finish it ended up as a Bunch sprint. Sadly Hushovd haven’t joined the team quite yet…

Stage results:
1. Thor Hushovd, BMC
2. John Degenkolb, Argos - Shimano
3. Alex Rasmussen, Garmin - Sharp
9. Kasper Jebjerg, Falcon – Norheim
Mountains: Søren Nissen

Stage 2
A few more hills, but nothing that should affect Hushovd/BMC.
Bäckstedt does his best to get away, but that break is not allowed, so in the end Nissen finds himself in a break again today. Gave him the chance to defend his jersey, and he did so just fine even though Nys and Poos did their best to take it.
In the finish the team delivered Jebjerg just about perfectly for the sprint, but again he doesn’t stand much of a chance against the top sprinters here.

Stage results:
1. John Degenkolb, Argos - Shimano
2. Jürgen Roelandts, Lotto - Belison
3. Thor Hushovd, BMC
9. Kasper Jebjerg, Falcon – Norheim
Mountains: Søren Nissen

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Stage 3
The flattest stage of the race (and that’s saying a lot). We should not expect to be able to gain much today, but Nissen goes in the early attack and wins the lonely mountain sprint of the day. He now has a lead of 26 pts and the race only has 24 pts left to win.
When the bunch sprint came on the team placed Jebjerg in Argos – Shimanos train right in front of Degenkolb and next to Hushovd. On the bright side Degenkolb only just passed Kasper, unfortunately Argos failed their sprint train today…

Stage results:
1. Jürgen Roelandts, Lotto - Belisol
2. Robert Wagner, Radioshack - Nissan
3. Aidis Kruopis, Orica - GreenEdge
9. Kasper Jebjerg, Falcon – Norheim
Mountains: Søren Nissen

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Stage 4
With 7 passes over a steep hill this is both the last and best chance of getting rid of some of the top sprinters before the finish.
The plan almost works as a break gets to decide who wins. Waytens attacked from far out and the break underestimated him thinking they would catch up with him again…

Stage results:
1. Zico Waytens, Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator
2. Dennis Van Winden, Rabobank
3. Martijn Maarskant, Garmin - Sharp
4. Kjell Carlström, Falcon – Norheim
6. Daniel Kreutzfeldt, Falcon – Norheim

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Final Standing:
1. Jürgen Roelandts, Lotto – Belisol
2. John Degenkolb, Argos – Shimano
3. Thor Hushovd, BMC
8. Kasper Jebjerg, Falcon – Norheim

Mountains: Søren Nissen, Falcon – Norheim
Points: Jürgen Roelandts, Lotto – Belisol
Young rider: John Degenkolb, Argos – Shimano
Team: Falcon – Norheim

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Ian Butler
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Posted on 27-10-2012 09:50
This proves that Hushovd is a great signing Wink
 
Atlantius
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Posted on 27-10-2012 12:34
Hushovd is going to be extremely important to the team next season!

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Atlantius
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Posted on 27-10-2012 14:54
Monthly status – September


Well we won a stage, the GC, the mountain jersey, young riders jersey and the team classification in Tour of Britain along with a mountain jersey and the team classification in Circuit Franco-Belge. That is certainly approved – even though we would have liked a stage win in Franco-Belge as well. Acqua & Sapone have had a very good month and have passed us on the CQ-ranking, but we still have a solid lead of 300 pts to the third best Continental team Landbouwkredit, and with only half a month left of the season it is looking good in terms of promotion.


Rider of the month:
Philip Gilbert, BMC. The newspaper haven’t named a “Rider of the month for September”, but with Gilbert winning both Canadian classics and the World Championship he would have won the title easily.

CQ Rankings:
1. Cadel Evans, BMC Racing, 2904 pts
2. Tom Boonen, Omega Pharma – Quick-Step, 2508 pts
3. Mark Cavendish, Team Sky, 2258 pts
46. Kasper Jebjerg, Falcon – Norheim, 685 pts

1. BMC Racing, 7523 pts
2. Radioshack – Nissan, 7342 pts
3. Team Sky, 7190 pts
18. Acqua & Sapone, 2945 pts
19. Falcon – Norheim, 2835 pts
20. Landbouwkredit – Euphony, 2541 pts

1. Spain, 10117 pts
2. Belgium, 8694 pts
3. Italy, 7138 pts
8. Denmark, 3859 pts
13. Norway, 2911 pts
21. Sweden, 1243 pts
33. Finland, 508 pts

Our sponsors haven’t set any goals for us in October, but we will ride as many races we can doing our best to get as many ranking points as possible and hopefully a win.

Landbouwkredit need a small miracle to promote, and we eill do our best to make sure that doesn't happen!

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sutty68
Top  #191 Print Post
Posted on 27-10-2012 17:27
Nice riding from Jebjerg throughout the Franco Belge Smile

And Great to see Nissen come away with the Mountains Jersey Wink
 
Ian Butler
Top  #192 Print Post
Posted on 27-10-2012 18:12
Hope October brings some good results Wink
 
Atlantius
Top  #193 Print Post
Posted on 27-10-2012 21:15
Sparkassen Münsterland Giro


For a long time Saxo Bank – Tinkoff Bank kept the peloton together, but in the end they decided to send Boaro and Michael Mørkøv in a break instead. A break formed by Falcon - Norheims stagiaire Erik McDermott. In the end no one is able to match Boaro when he attacked, and even though Falcon – Norheim did a lot of hard work in the peloton resulting in only 29 riders in the group chasing Boaro the Italian was never really threatened. 19 riders were left to sprint for the 2nd place.

Result:
1. Manuel Boaro, Saxo Bank – Tinkoff Bank
2. Tino Thömel, NSP – Ghost
3. Jens Erik Madsen, Falcon – Norheim

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sutty68
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Posted on 28-10-2012 00:08
Great ride from Madsen in Germany Wink

So close to the win Wink
 
Atlantius
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Posted on 28-10-2012 07:16
Paris – Bourges

It took quite a long time and a lot of tries to get away and just as it seemed no one would get away 7 riders were given a free pass. Among them Jesper Mørkøv.
The sprinterteams failed in their chase allowing the best of the breakaway riders to keep their lead just till the finish line.

Result:
1. Paul Voss, Endura Racing
2. Julien Fouchard, Cofidis
3. Stijn Neirynck, Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator
20. Jens Erik Madsen, Falcon - Norheim

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Atlantius
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Posted on 28-10-2012 09:21
Coppa Sabatini


Mostly flat, but with a few small but steep hills and an uphill finish. With sprinters like Sagan in the pack we should look towards deciding the race in something other than a bunch sprint.
Having the massive favorite for this race in Sagan, Liquigas – Cannondale kept the tempo high throughout the race never allowing a break to get more then 1’30’’
One attack after another challenged Liquigas and forced them and Lampre to the front. And no one ever had a chance in the struggle against these two Italian giants. Riders were allowed to go in breaks but never out of sight.

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That is for the first half of the race anyway. Until Kruziger end Rujano took the lead of a break of total 14 riders. Among them Ricky Jørgensen, who proved to be massively overmatched when the struggle intensified.
When all but one breakaway rider gets caught by the peloton the chase loses momentum for a moment and Søren Nissen sees the opportunity and attacks to catch the lone rider Bisolti. He almost catches up with Bisolti, but the marginals are not on his side. Still the peloton haven’t been able/willing to organize the hunt properly and Nissen takes a certain 2nd in the race.

Result:
1. Alessandro Bisolti, Team Idea
2. Søren Nissen, Falcon - Norheim
3. Jérôme Pineau, OmegaPharma - QuickStep

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Some wonderful racing today. Bisolto worked hard in the break and never stopped believing the Liquigas-Lampre alliance could be beaten. He really deserved the win. And Søren showed some really good winners instincts when attacking at the exact right moment, and he was closer to the victory than he was to the 3rd place. He should be proud of this result!
Edited by Atlantius on 28-10-2012 09:59

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Jakstar22
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Posted on 28-10-2012 09:25
Good racing by the team nearing the end of the season.
 
Miguel98
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Posted on 28-10-2012 09:34
It's Bisolti, not Bisolto. Wink
 
Ian Butler
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Posted on 28-10-2012 09:58
Great ride by Nissen Smile
 
Atlantius
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Posted on 28-10-2012 10:00
Miguel98 wrote:
It's Bisolti, not Bisolto. Wink


So it is. Guess I mad a typo (I and O being next to each other) and then copied mu own mistake without further thought Wink

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