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Moods of Norway Pro Cycling Team 2015
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| kissaha |
Posted on 24-02-2011 20:24
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roturn wrote:
Nice start so far with Boasson Hagen.
Anything else but victories would be a disappointment, considering the weak starting field. Is it possible to export startlists? |
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| FreitasPCM |
Posted on 24-02-2011 20:28
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Interesting team you have, and same goes with the results. Keep it up.  |
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| Alakagom |
Posted on 24-02-2011 20:50
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kissaha wrote:
roturn wrote:
Nice start so far with Boasson Hagen.
Anything else but victories would be a disappointment, considering the weak starting field. Is it possible to export startlists?
Yes, while in racing click space and the click export - starlist. The starlist will appear in my docs/PCM2011/Export
Good result with Hagen, keep that up
Edited by Alakagom on 24-02-2011 20:51
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| kissaha |
Posted on 24-02-2011 20:59
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3. Stage
First real test of the race, and Hagen will need to show that he is capable of performing in the hills also.
Todays favorites:
- Horner
- Sella
- Gerdemann
- Rogers
and of course Edvald Boasson Hagen
Todays breakaway:
- Bouyer
- Florencio
- Moser
- Kump
- Mortensen
- Kairelis
- McCartney
The breakaway quickly gains a big lead, and with 70 kms to go they are 8 minutes ahead.
There is a strong wind today, so all of our riders are situated at the front of the pack. Katusha is leading the pack, and the lead is slowly decreasing.
With 25 kms to go, all of the favorites are still waiting in the peloton. The breakaway are about 2 minutes ahead.
We pass the finishline for the second time, something has to happen soon?
Right now the pace is really slow, and the breakaway is gaining on the peloton. Now they have 2.30 mins with 10 kms to go. We send Haavardsholm forward to help catching the break.
Horner attacks!
Horner is now 20 seconds ahead, and Boasson Hagen launches his attack, with 3 kms to go. Is it too late?
Yes it was, the breakaway wins todays stage, and Hagen finishes in a disappointing 10th place.
Results:
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| kissaha |
Posted on 24-02-2011 21:32
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Stage 4:
A semi-hill stage that should bring some challenges. The main question is, will Europcar defend Bouyers lead? Or will they leave that task to someone else?
I reccon this will end in a sprint, where Hagen will be the favorite. It's absolutely necessary that the breakaway doesn't go in, so that we can get the bonus seconds.
Todays break away:
- O'Grady
- Klemme
- Hincapie
- Wilson
- Briggs
- De Maar
- Marycz
- Rigotto
- Marwal
- Buffaz
With 50 kms to go the break away is 5 minutes ahead. And again the peloton ups the pace, hopefully they will keep it up this time.
23.4 kms to go and 2.34 minutes behind, Astana is now leading the peloton.
The pace has been to high for many of our riders, only EBH, Nordhaug and Haavardsholm are left at the front. The rest is struggling at the back.
With 11 kms to go, the break away is still 2 minutes in front, and we none of my riders are capable of reeling them back in.
1km to go and the break away takes the stage, and the sprint behind is pointless.
Results:
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| roturn |
Posted on 24-02-2011 21:34
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A bit bad luck on the last 2 stages but still the top favourite I think.
Maybe even better that another team will help you with the pace on Willunga Hill.
Edited by roturn on 24-02-2011 21:35
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| kissaha |
Posted on 24-02-2011 21:58
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Well the problem is that when the break is close to being caught, the other teams stops relaying. And then I just have 3 riders left, and no real chance of catching the break away. |
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| kissaha |
Posted on 26-02-2011 10:17
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5th Stage
This is probably going to be the decider of the race. Nordhaug and Haavardsholm will set the pace at Willunga hill, and hopefully Bouyer is going to have problems keeping up.
Todays favorites:
- A. Davis
- D. Impey
- S. Gerrans
- EBH
Todays break away:
- Pinfold
- Guerra
- Chavanel (the sprinter)
- Freire
- Nepomnyachshya
- Poulhies
- Bellis
The break aways first go at Willunga. They are 4 minutes ahead with 44 kms to go. We won't set a high pace until next time, because we don't have the team to sustain the pace.
Kristoff setting the pace before the hill.
Our riders at the front, Haavardsholm in black, Nordhaug in white and EBH in blue. We are catching the break fast! They are now just a minute ahead with 1.7 km to go to the top.
The pack is getting quite stretched over the top.
Mass sprint, Hagen has Allan Davis' wheel.
Easy! 
Results:
Edited by kissaha on 26-02-2011 10:18
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| kissaha |
Posted on 26-02-2011 10:59
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6th stage:
If we don't manage to catch the break today we will probably lose the race. Unless we get some bonus points at one of the sprints. If we have the chance, we will definitively go for one of the sprints. I don't think Europcar will chase today, so we will probably have to do most of the work ourselves.
Todays favorites:
- Impey
- Davis
- Sutton
- EBH
Todays break away:
No riders got away, constant attacks through the stage
Kristoff leading-out EBH for the intermediate sprint.
3 bonus seconds! Something really weird has to happen now to refuse Hagen the victory.
26 kms to go, and the pack is still together, mass-sprint is inevitable.
4 kms to go, and we have control at the front.
First and second! Great stage! Are we the new HTC Columbia?
Results:
Hmm... there are two Rasmus Faraasen 
Very happy with this race, almost everything went as planned. We took all the jerseys, except the mountain jersey. And with Haavardsholm on 8th and Nordhaug on 10th it was really a great team effort.
Next race is Giro della Calabria.
Edited by kissaha on 26-02-2011 11:02
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| kissaha |
Posted on 26-02-2011 11:00
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Would still really appreciate it if anyone made a shirt for me.
kissaha wrote:
And I forgot, I don't have a shirt for the team, and would greatly appreciate if someone made one for me. No requirements, as long as it's pink and there's a big wihte tractor on the front and back. Will be much appreciated. |
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| MrDemus |
Posted on 26-02-2011 11:04
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I can give the shirt a shot. I'm not as good as the best shirtmakers, but you can use it if you want to |
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| kissaha |
Posted on 26-02-2011 11:09
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MrDemus wrote:
I can give the shirt a shot. I'm not as good as the best shirtmakers, but you can use it if you want to
Thanks! I don't really care, as long as I don't see that horrible cyanide shirt. |
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| MrDemus |
Posted on 26-02-2011 11:43
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Here's my try. Just tell me, if there's anything you don't like. I haven't made many shirts, so I still need some skills.
[URL=https://img21.imageshack.us/i/moodscopy.png/]
Edited by MrDemus on 26-02-2011 11:45
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| kissaha |
Posted on 26-02-2011 11:52
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Excellent! Thank you very much! |
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| Anonymer |
Posted on 26-02-2011 11:53
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MrDemus wrote:
So Norway is Gayland ? |
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| MrDemus |
Posted on 26-02-2011 11:55
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He wanted a pink shirt |
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| kissaha |
Posted on 26-02-2011 11:59
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Giro della Calabria
First sponsor goal of the season, although it is not a goal for me. But you have to keep the sponsors happy!
Favorites:
- Pozzovivo
- Peraud
- Kern
- Bertagnolli
Startlist:
Spoiler Colnago
1. D.Pozzovivo
2. A.D'Aniello
3. S.Locatelli
4. O.Lombardi
5. P.Muto
6. A.Novembrini
7. D.Viganò
8. G.Visconti
Lampre - ISD
11. G.Bole
12. M.Bandiera
13. V.Buts
14. M.Gentili
15. M.Lorenzetto
16. A.Malori
17. A.Petacchi
18. D.Pietropolli
Auber 93
21. C.Kern
22. R.Bacon
23. F.Bacquet
24. N.Bazin
25. F.Dassonville
26. J.Mombaerts
27. T.Pinot
28. N.Rousseau
Farnese Vini
31. L.Bertagnolli
32. E.Capecchi
33. F.Failli
34. O.Gatto
35. G.Mirenda
36. M.Pavarin
37. D.Ulissi
38. E.Vona
Liquigas
41. M.Finetto
42. F.Bellotti
43. D.Cimolai
44. T.Dall'Antonia
45. C.Ghilino
46. M.Giunti
47. L.Pierfelici
48. E.Rigotto
Garmin
51. J.Peraud
52. A.Dyachenko
53. R.Eastman
54. M.Fischer
55. B.Lancaster
56. C.Meyer
57. F.Rodriguez
58. A.Talansky
Vorarlberg
61. T.Rohregger
62. G.Glomser
63. R.Haselbacher
64. S.Rucker
65. C.Sokoll
66. H.Starzengruber
67. M.Strgar
68. P.Wrolich
Brandenburg
71. M.Fothen
72. M.Belka
73. H.Bommel
74. T.Bontenackels
75. T.Meier
76. D.Pohl
Saur - Sojasun
81. G.Levarlet
82. C.Bessy
83. H.Duclos-Lassalle
84. J.Galland
85. A.Gérard
86. C.Lemoine
87. L.Mangel
88. B.Sinner
Topsport
91. S.Van Dousselaere
92. K.Borry
93. D.Cornu
94. N.Maes
95. P.Serry
96. G.Suray
97. W.Van Mechelen
98. J.Wallays
Moods
101. L.P.Nordhaug
102. J.Coppel
103. R.Faraasen
104. O.Haavardsholm
105. A.Kristoff
106. C.Rake
107. H.Risa
108. T.Strømmen
UnitedHealth
111. R.Sutherland
112. B.Bookwalter
113. J.Clarke
114. S.Dumoulin
115. D.Frattini
116. M.Jenkins
117. C.Meier
118. B.Van Poppel
Tavira
121. C.Barbosa
122. F.Cardoso
123. R.Mestre
124. D.Mestre
125. C.Pinho
126. P.Soeiro
Onda
131. J.Cabreira
132. S.Coelho
133. M.Costa
134. M.Cunha
135. E.MartÃnez
136. H.Oliveira
137. B.Sancho
138. R.Vilela
Team Type 1
141. D.Callegarin
142. A.Bazzana
143. A.Grendene
144. M.Hebik
145. A.Ilesic
146. S.Lagutin
147. S.Stewart
148. C.Wegelius
Miche
151. R.Chtioui
152. L.Ascani
153. A.Moletta
154. F.Negri
155. A.Pasqualon
156. G.Randazzo
157. B.Riccio
158. F.Savini
ISD CT
161. A.Kunitski
162. Y.Agarkov
163. S.Bazkhou
164. A.Krasilnikau
165. O.Martynenko
166. R.Pidgornyy
167. V.Popkov
168. A.Usov
Atlas Personal
171. H.Schwab
172. R.Addy
173. R.Beuchat
174. J.Fumeaux
175. P.Kusztor
176. P.Lang
177. F.Rinker
178. M.Saggiorato
Acqua & Sapone
181. A.Proni
182. M.Belletti
183. F.Canuti
184. F.Chicchi
185. C.Corioni
186. A.Donati
187. S.Marinangeli
188. D.Nardello
Amore & Vita
191. O.Chuzhda
192. V.Bileka
193. V.Dyudya
194. E.Franzoï
195. T.Nishitani
196. N.Sanderson
197. A.Scoglio
198. F.Tommasoni
Stage 1:
Break away:
- Nardello
- Kusztor
- Cabreira
- Pinho
- Ascani
- Van Mechelen
- Muto
- Rousseau
- Rodriguez
The break had at most 6 minutes, and at
Strømmen is sent to the front. And as you can see the peloton has been split in two.
Still in two pieces, but a lot closer.
Moods leading the chase, and peloton back together. 7 kms to go and 1 minute behind.
Rake and Coppel closing the gap. 2.8 kms to go.
Nordhaug leading the sprint in front of Lampres Lorenzetto.
Great sprint by Nordhaug!
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| kissaha |
Posted on 26-02-2011 12:00
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Anonymer wrote:
MrDemus wrote:
So Norway is Gayland ?
Whats gay about pink, if I might ask? Do you even know what Moods of Norway is? |
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| roturn |
Posted on 26-02-2011 12:05
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You are doing well so far. |
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| kissaha |
Posted on 26-02-2011 12:09
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roturn wrote:
You are doing well so far.
Well, we'll see how long that lasts. Right now my riders have superior form, around 85 iirc. And Boasson Hagen won't be riding anything until Tirreno and Milan - San Remo.
And btw, how do you read the xls exports? I don't have MS Office. |
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