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NAT. WORLD TOUR - PARIS - NICE
sutty68
Hope Hushovd can stay top of the Individual Rankings after the final stage Wink
 
Welwyn
Right, just raced the final stage, will write it up late.

Points and Mountain jersey fireworks despite the nothingness of the criterium course.

Now accepting 8 man teams for Paris-Nice and Tirreno-Adriatico. Want them in the same post/PM please and obviously no rider can ride both.
 
Ollfardh
Welwyn wrote:Now accepting 8 man teams for Paris-Nice and Tirreno-Adriatico. Want them in the same post/PM please and obviously no rider can ride both.


Danny Pate can!
Changed my sig, this was getting absurd.
 
Atlantius
sutty68 wrote:
NORWAY NATIONAL CYCLING HQ

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I think HQ's are a good idea, but perhaps it would be even better if we could make them in our sign-up post, and people went back and deleted some of their posts in the beginning? It's ha to keep track of HQ's if they're scattered all over the thread Wink

I'll personally go clean up in my posts right now

Edit: Also it would make the "Manager of the season"part a lot easier for Welwyn to keep track of
Edited by Atlantius on 07-11-2012 18:16

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FroomeDog99
WEGMANN!!! Banana
Too bad about the GC
 
sutty68
Atlantius wrote:
sutty68 wrote:
NORWAY NATIONAL CYCLING HQ

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I think HQ's are a good idea, but perhaps it would be even better if we could make them in our sign-up post, and people went back and deleted some of their posts in the beginning? It's ha to keep track of HQ's if they're scattered all over the thread Wink

I'll personally go clean up in my posts right now

Edit: Also it would make the "Manager of the season"part a lot easier for Welwyn to keep track of


I agree with you they should be done on sign up, but i was a late starter to the game sorry Frown
 
Atlantius
No need to be sorry Wink

Just figured that if we all made HQ if our first post and deleted other posts within the sign-up period we could still recreate it. I just did my part leaving your sign up at the middle of page 2. If (mainly) Froomedog, Welwyn and Manx do the same we would be close to goal...

We can do it! Pfft

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Welwyn
TOUR DOWN UNDER STAGE 6

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SM: "This Adelaide Criterium course will cause absolutely nothing but a sprint finish. Therefore the only real possible shake up of GC would be if Germany attempted to leadout Wegmann for the stage win and the bonus seconds rather than Griepel. A plan that has precisely 0% chance of working. However, with a tie at the top of the points standings and with 2 almost non-existent category 3 climbs being given the same 16 point rating as every other mountain sprint, those two jerseys could see fireworks today."

SM: "We have an 8 man break of whom, all but hl2mp.tsgk.com/hlstatsimg/flags/es_states/euskadi.png Mikael Delage and Leonardo Duque, have points in at least one of the two competitions. Even them two could win the Mountains classification if they win both sprints."

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SEAN KELLY: "This first points sprint looks like it might prove how important these are going to be today. It is exceptionally close but I think that Christer Rake has got it from Hollenstein and Sergio Sousa"

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SM: "It's an attack looking for the first mountain sprint points. Sousa has initiated it and we have three others going with him. This is crazily tight between him, John Murphy and Jure Kocjan. I think we'll have to wait for the screen graphic for the definitive answer."

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SM: "It's the Slovenian that has got it and that takes him to 36 points and the lead in the competition."

SK: "They had given 2nd to Murphy (now 24pts) ahead of Sousa (20pts)."

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SM: "We have just missed the 2nd sprint point due to the commercial break but it was a repeat top three to the first one. This means that Rake joins his compatriot Hushovd and Matty Goss as joint leaders on 18 points."

SK:"Kocjan has got the drop on the break for the 2nd mountain sprint."

SM: "Murphy and Sousa are trying to catch him but they can't and Jure Kocjan secures the Tour Down Under mountain jersey."

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SM: "So with a km to go it's sprint time with the germans deciding to just go with Griepel for the stage win, Cav is being lead out by David Miller but there goes Griepel, and Rojas Gil is going past too. Is that Goss in 3rd? It is and that will secure the points jersey and I think Farrar even pipped Cav into 5th.

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STAGE RANKINGS

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Spoiler
1André GreipelGermany2h00'03
2José Joaquin Rojas GilSpains.t.
3Matthew GossAustralias.t.
4Tyler FarrarUnited States of Americas.t.
5Mark CavendishGreat Britains.t.
6Michael AlbasiniSwitzerlands.t.
7Greg Van AvermaetBelgiums.t.
8Romain FeilluFrances.t.
9Filippo PozzatoItalys.t.
10Elia VivianiItalys.t.
11Daniele BennatiItalys.t.
12Sacha ModoloItalys.t.
13Kris BoeckmansBelgiums.t.
14Xavier FlorencioSpains.t.
15Dominique RollinCanadas.t.
16Fabian WegmannGermanys.t.
17Matti BreschelDenmarks.t.
18Nikolai TrussovRussias.t.
19Danilo WyssSwitzerlands.t.
20Koldo FernandezBasque Countrys.t.
21Blel KadriBasque Countrys.t.
22Simon GerransAustralias.t.
23Eduard VorganovRussias.t.
24Boris ShpilevskyRussias.t.
25Michael Van StaeyenBelgiums.t.
26Arnaud DémareFrances.t.
27Michel KrederHollands.t.
28Constantino ZaballaSpains.t.
29Borut BozicSlovenias.t.
30George HincapieUnited States of Americas.t.


GC FINAL STANDINGS

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1Eduard VorganovRussia18h52'36
2Fabian WegmannGermany+ 9
3Greg Van AvermaetBelgium+ 17
4Sylvain ChavanelFrance+ 23
5Ryder HesjedalCanada+ 25
6Geraint ThomasGreat Britain+ 28
7Matthew GossAustralia+ 32
8Thor HushovdNorway+ 36
9José Joaquin Rojas GilSpain+ 50
10Florian StalderSwitzerland+ 52
11Robinson ChalapudColumbia+ 53
12Simon GerransAustralia+ 56
13Michael AlbasiniSwitzerlands.t.
14Filippo PozzatoItalys.t.
15Matti BreschelDenmarks.t.
16Constantino ZaballaSpains.t.
17Xavier FlorencioSpains.t.
18Simon ClarkeAustralias.t.
19Karsten KroonHollands.t.
20Blel KadriBasque Countrys.t.
21Rui CostaPortugals.t.
22Pavel BruttRussias.t.
23Johnny HoogerlandHollands.t.
24Alessandro BallanItalys.t.
25Mauricio ArdilaColumbias.t.
26Pablo LastrasSpains.t.
27Pieter SerryBelgiums.t.
28Jens VoigtGermanys.t.
29Rémi PauriolFrances.t.
30Pieter WeeningHollands.t.
31Jürgen Van De WalleBelgiums.t.
32Tiago MachadoPortugals.t.
33Jan BakelantsBelgiums.t.
34Dominique RollinCanada+ 1'50
35Stuart O'GradyAustralia+ 1'51
36George HincapieUnited States of Americas.t.
37Danny PateUnited States of Americas.t.
38Jérémy RoyFrances.t.
39Ángel ViciosoSpains.t.
40Egoi MartínezBasque Countrys.t.


POINTS RANKINGS

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1Matthew GossAustralia22
2Thor HushovdNorway18
3Christer RakeNorway18
4André GreipelGermany16
5Romain FeilluFrance16
6René JørgensenDenmark16
7Michael SchärSwitzerland14
8Reto HollensteinSwitzerland14
9Guillaume BoivinCanada12
10Sérgio SousaPortugal12
11Jürgen RoelandtsBelgium12
12Eduard VorganovRussia8
13Fabian WegmannGermany8
14Florian StalderSwitzerland8
15Daniel LloydGreat Britain8
16Greg Van AvermaetBelgium6
17Sylvain ChavanelFrance6
18Robinson ChalapudColumbia6
19José Joaquin Rojas GilSpain6
20Sergio PaulinhoPortugal6
21Tyler FarrarUnited States of America6
22Ryder HesjedalCanada4
23Geraint ThomasGreat Britain4
24Wouter MolHolland4
25Dominique RollinCanada2


MOUNTAIN RANKINGS

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1Jure KocjanSlovenia52
2Sérgio SousaPortugal32
3John MurphyUnited States of America32
4Guillaume BoivinCanada28
5Michael SchärSwitzerland28
6Christer RakeNorway26
7Julian ArredondoColumbia24
8Egoi MartínezBasque Country20
9René JørgensenDenmark20
10Fabian WegmannGermany16
11Florian StalderSwitzerland16
12Sergio PaulinhoPortugal16
13Sylvain ChavanelFrance12
14Romain FeilluFrance12
15Ryder HesjedalCanada8
16Dominique RollinCanada8
17Leonardo DuqueColumbia8
18Daniel LloydGreat Britain8
19Jürgen RoelandtsBelgium8
20Greg Van AvermaetBelgium6
21Robinson ChalapudColumbia6
22David VeilleuxCanada6
23Reto HollensteinSwitzerland6
24Michael AlbasiniSwitzerland4
25Michael MørkøvDenmark4
26Giovanni ViscontiItaly4
27David BoilyCanada4


YOUNG RIDER

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Spoiler
Pieter SerryBelgium18h53'32 (1)
David BoilyCanada+ 3'34 (2)
Julian ArredondoColumbia+ 4'05 (3)
John DegenkolbGermany+ 8'19 (4)
Alexander KristoffNorway+ 8'54 (5)


TEAM RANKINGS

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Miguel98
At least Sérgio tried. Smile
 
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SSJ2Luigi
Banana MOUNTAIN JERSEY!!!! Banana something good came out of this tour
 
Ian Butler
Belgium did an excellent job Grin
 
Welwyn
13 of the 16 currently managed countries earned ranking points from the TDU!

 
francopell
Can I take Switzerland?
 
Welwyn
francopell wrote:
Can I take Switzerland?


Ok, I'll send you everything you need.

Done
Edited by Welwyn on 07-11-2012 19:17
 
FroomeDog99
Banana Germany Owned Everyone
 
francopell
Cancellara will be present at Paris-Nice as a warmup for the Flanders classics. He will also be present at Le Tour later this year and may be at La Vuelta/Giro if possible (dependent on race day limit).
 
Marcovdw
GOSS WINS POINTS JERSEY!!!!!!! Banana
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Stromeon
Great stuff from Vorganov hanging on the the lead during the Old Willunga hill and the Adelaide criterium! Totally unexpected but very pleasing result from Russia - great start to the season! Hope it can continue this way! Smile BananaBanana
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Vamos Nairo! #SueñoAmarillo
 
sutty68
Norway were doing oh so well until that final stage Sad
 
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