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fernando97
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Posted on 11-06-2012 14:52
Vien wrote:
2. Andy will ride the Giro. Is this good or bad, I don't know. What do you think?


Good.

Spoiler
For me Pfft


If Navarro gets a top 10 or a stage win in the Vuelta, then Gilbert can win it.
Hope for a result like this Wink :
1. Gilbert



8. Navarro
 
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fernando97
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Posted on 12-06-2012 14:58
Santos Tour Down Under


1st Stage

i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/GBR.jpg Mark Cavendish (Ferrari)

i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/ITA.jpgAlessando Petacchi (Ferrari)

i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/GER.jpg Gerald Ciolek (LG)

i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/ITA.jpgDaniele Bennati (CSC)

i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/AUS.jpg Matty Goss (Holden)



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This stage was quite short and flat, so it was definitely a day for the sprinters. In the last 50 kilometers Ferrari chased hard to catch the breakaway, as they have probably the fastest sprinter of the world, Mark Cavendish. The break got caught with 15 kilometers to go, and the sprinters trains got to form. Ferrari had a very strong train with Eisel, Swift, Navardauskas, Petacchi and finally Mark Cavendish. Our team didn't set up a train for Daniele Bennati, but he tried to hold onto the wheel of Cavendish. The others sprinters looked well sat up for the sprint. With 3kms to go, Daniele lost the wheel of Cav, and got passed by some riders. At the end Cav got a perfect lead out, and he took the stage, ahead of Freire, Renshaw and Goss. Bennati came 9th, as he faded a lot in the last kilometers. A little group got 32 seconds at the end, unfortunately with 2 CSC riders. Duyn and Kangert had problems to keep it up.
1i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/GBR.jpgMark CavendishFerrari - British Airways3h26'52"
2i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/ESP.jpgÓscar FreireClas - Cajasturs.t.
3i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/AUS.jpgMark RenshawFosters Cycling Teams.t.
4i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/AUS.jpgMatthew GossTeam Holden - Westpacs.t.
5i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/ITA.jpgAlessandro PetacchiFerrari - British Airwayss.t.
6i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/AUS.jpgGraeme BrownAudi - Treks.t.
7i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/ESP.jpgFrancisco José VentosoSwalec - UNICEFs.t.
8i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/BEL.jpgTom BoonenBMW - Allianzs.t.
9i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/ITA.jpgDaniele BennatiTeam CSCs.t.
10i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/AUS.jpgNicolas SandersonBike NZ - Pure Black Racings.t.


Spoiler

11Allan DavisSky Procyclings.t.
12Ben SwiftFerrari - British Airwayss.t.
13Heinrich HausslerANZ - Giant Cycling Teams.t.
14Sacha ModoloPrivatbanks.t.
15Yauheni HutarovichColombia - Coldeportess.t.
16René ObstSky Procyclings.t.
17Romain FeilluEvian Pro Cyclings.t.
18Samuel CaldeiraRed Bull – Oracle Racing Teams.t.
19Denis GalimzyanovSky Procyclings.t.
20Luca PaoliniFerrari - British Airwayss.t.
21Gerald CiolekLG - Cannondales.t.
22Francesco ChicchiSwalec - UNICEFs.t.
23Richard EnglandSky Procyclings.t.
24Julian DeanBike NZ - Pure Black Racings.t.
25Guillaume BoivinRockstar Torontos.t.
26Rubén BongiornoSwalec - UNICEFs.t.
27Greg HendersonBike NZ - Pure Black Racings.t.
28Kristof GoddaertEvian Pro Cyclings.t.
29Jens KeukeleireBMW - Allianzs.t.
30Peter SaganVoetbal International - SigaarSnors.t.
31José Joaquín RojasSantanders.t.
32Alex CandelarioRed Bull – Oracle Racing Teams.t.
33Oscar GattoBlusens - Avintias.t.
34Anthony RavardEvian Pro Cyclings.t.
35André SchulzeAudi - Treks.t.
36Mikhaylo KhalilovPrivatbanks.t.
37Manuel BellettiUBS - Rolexs.t.
38Coen VermeltfoortBMW - Allianzs.t.
39Christopher SuttonSky Procyclings.t.
40Bernardo RiccioEvian Pro Cyclings.t.
41Jeremy HuntSwalec - UNICEFs.t.
42Davide ViganòEvian Pro Cyclings.t.
43Aaron KempsFosters Cycling Teams.t.
44Aitor GaldosRockstar Torontos.t.
45Leigh HowardTeam UK Youths.t.
46Tommy NankervisFosters Cycling Teams.t.
47Jimmy EngoulventEvian Pro Cyclings.t.
48Bernhard EiselFerrari - British Airwayss.t.
49Jonathan CantwellBike NZ - Pure Black Racings.t.
50Andreas KlierAudi - Treks.t.
51Assan BazayevBMW - Allianzs.t.
52Johnnie WalkerVoetbal International - SigaarSnors.t.
53Michael ReihsAudi - Treks.t.
54Jure KocjanTeam Holden - Westpacs.t.
55Charles Bradley HuffRed Bull – Oracle Racing Teams.t.
56Fred RodriguezLG - Cannondales.t.
57Giacomo NizzoloTeam CSCs.t.
58Martin HebikClas - Cajasturs.t.
59Sébastien RosselerClas - Cajasturs.t.
60Gabriel RaschTeam Holden - Westpacs.t.
61Hayden RoulstonBike NZ - Pure Black Racings.t.
62Wesley SulzbergerTeam UK Youths.t.
63Greg Van AvermaetBMW - Allianzs.t.
64Adrián PalomaresRockstar Torontos.t.
65Alexei MarkovUBS - Rolexs.t.
66Nicolas RocheAudi - Treks.t.
67Michael MatthewsVoetbal International - SigaarSnors.t.
68Matteo CarraraANZ - Giant Cycling Teams.t.
69Marko KumpBMW - Allianzs.t.
70Diego MilánClas - Cajasturs.t.
71Murilo FischerFosters Cycling Teams.t.
72Raymond KrederFerrari - British Airwayss.t.
73Jan BakelantsANZ - Giant Cycling Teams.t.
74Kristian HouseTeam UK Youths.t.
75Gene Michael BatesRed Bull – Oracle Racing Teams.t.
76Marcin SapaSantanders.t.
77James SampsonSky Procyclings.t.
78Enrique SanzSantanders.t.
79Jérôme BaugniesUBS - Rolexs.t.
80Matteo TosattoBlusens - Avintias.t.
81Michael RogersANZ - Giant Cycling Teams.t.
82Sebastian LangeveldRockstar Torontos.t.
83Juan Antonio FlechaBlusens - Avintias.t.
84Vitaliy ButsPrivatbanks.t.
85Stijn JosephBMW - Allianzs.t.
86George HincapieLG - Cannondales.t.
87Simon GeschkeClas - Cajasturs.t.
88Zdenek StybarRockstar Torontos.t.
89David TannerFosters Cycling Teams.t.
90Daniel FurmstonFosters Cycling Teams.t.
91Maarten TjallingiiSwalec - UNICEFs.t.
92Carlos BarredoSantanders.t.
93Gianni MeersmanColombia - Coldeportess.t.
94Caleb EwanVoetbal International - SigaarSnors.t.
95Sergueï IvanovColombia - Coldeportess.t.
96Dominic KlemmeTeam Holden - Westpacs.t.
97Michael HepburnTeam Holden - Westpacs.t.
98Peter VelitsRed Bull – Oracle Racing Teams.t.
99Mario CostaAudi - Treks.t.
100Marc De MaarClas - Cajasturs.t.
101Koen BarbéTeam Holden - Westpacs.t.
102Jérémy RoyLG - Cannondales.t.
103Stuart O'GradyFosters Cycling Teams.t.
104Darren LapthorneTeam UK Youths.t.
105Nick NuyensSwalec - UNICEFs.t.
106David BoilyRockstar Torontos.t.
107Travis MeyerANZ - Giant Cycling Teams.t.
108Luke DurbridgeVoetbal International - SigaarSnors.t.
109Ronan Van ZandbeekUBS - Rolexs.t.
110Peter KennaughTeam UK Youths.t.
111Andrew FennUBS - Rolexs.t.
112Cameron MeyerBlusens - Avintias.t.
113Maxime BouetTeam CSCs.t.
114Alexandr KolobnevPrivatbanks.t.
115Jelle VanendertColombia - Coldeportess.t.
116Carlos BetancourtSantanders.t.
117Jens DebusschereLG - Cannondales.t.
118Vitaliy PopkovPrivatbanks.t.
119Romain ZingleUBS - Rolexs.t.
120Adam HansenTeam UK Youths.t.
121Grischa NiermannClas - Cajasturs.t.
122Nathan HaasTeam UK Youths.t.
123Svein TuftFerrari - British Airwayss.t.
124Michael StevensonRed Bull – Oracle Racing Teams.t.
125Jack BauerBike NZ - Pure Black Racings.t.
126Kim BorryAudi - Treks.t.
127Frédéric GuesdonEvian Pro Cyclings.t.
128Timothy RoeANZ - Giant Cycling Teams.t.
129Ramunas NavardauskasFerrari - British Airwayss.t.
130Patrick GretschBlusens - Avintias.t.
131Dominique CornuTeam CSCs.t.
132Tomohiro HayakawaTeam CSCs.t.
133Andriy GrivkoPrivatbanks.t.
134Matthew LloydANZ - Giant Cycling Teams.t.
135David ZabriskieLG - Cannondales.t.
136Timothy DugganRockstar Torontos.t.
137Dirk MüllerVoetbal International - SigaarSnors.t.
138João CabreiraSantanders.t.
139Nicholas WalkerTeam Holden - Westpac+32"
140Ricardo GarcíaSantanders.t.
141Arthur VichotUBS - Rolexs.t.
142Roman Van UdenBike NZ - Pure Black Racings.t.
143Egor SilinVoetbal International - SigaarSnors.t.
144Tanel KangertTeam CSCs.t.
145Huub DuynTeam CSCs.t.
146Alexander EfimkinPrivatbanks.t.
147Daniel FoderRed Bull – Oracle Racing Teams.t.
148Toms SkujinsColombia - Coldeportess.t.
149Robert PartridgeSwalec - UNICEFs.t.
150Ryan EastmanColombia - Coldeportess.t.
151George BennettLG - Cannondales.t.
152Daniel Ricardo DíazBlusens - Avintias.t.
153Hossein NateghiSky Procycling+53"
154Jon AberasturiBlusens - Avintias.t.



Positives:

Mark Cavendish: What a nice performance for The Manx Missile! He got the stage win with a big edge over the others!

Ferrari: Ferrari controlled the race, and got the expected stage win.

Oscar Freire: The old spaniard came to Australia, to get some form, but it looks like, that he can do something also for the GC, but also for the sprints.

Red- Bull Oracle: The Wildcard team got into the break with Michael Bates, and now owns both the KOM and the sprints jersey!

Mark Renshaw: Cav's old lead out has some form after the Australian Championships, and he got a 3rd place at the end of the stage.

Negatives:

Peter Sagan: The young rider didn't have the legs to compete against the big guns, although some says, that he is one of the biggest cycling talents. One positive is that, he got some KOM points.

Gerald Ciolek: LG's sprinter seems to be in a very bad form, as he only got a 21th place after a disastrous sprint.

Daniele Bennati: His team wanted at least a top 5 from him today, but he failed to deliver.

Alexander Efimkin: Before the race, he was a favorite for the GC, but he already lost 32 seconds. That wasn't the best start for Privatbank, I guess.

CSC Reaction:
That was a little bit disappointing for us today. We had nobody in the break, we didn't have Bennati in the top 5, and Kangert and Duyn lost time. There is nothing more to be said. Angry
Edited by fernando97 on 12-06-2012 22:05
 
Eden95
Top  #23 Print Post
Posted on 12-06-2012 15:15
You can't be too upset, with the random form at the start of the seson and all Wink
Indosat - ANZ HQ

"This Schleck sandwich is going to cause serious indigestion for Evans" - Phil Liggett
 
fernando97
Top  #24 Print Post
Posted on 12-06-2012 15:33
Eden95 wrote:
You can't be too upset, with the random form at the start of the seson and all Wink


Currently I'M just testing the stage reporting. Is it good?

Yeah I know about the form, but it just feels good for me
 
Vien
Top  #25 Print Post
Posted on 12-06-2012 16:28
Looks great Grin Though some flags would be nice for the layout. Now it's just text and a few colors, which doesn't invite to read.
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Geezar10
Top  #26 Print Post
Posted on 12-06-2012 16:43
Nice report although I think you missed Renshaw as a positive Wink
 
fjhoekie
Top  #27 Print Post
Posted on 12-06-2012 16:53
Also you missed Efimkin as a negative... Efimkin should be able to get a decent place at Willunga...
Manager of Team Popo4Ever p/b Morshynska in the PCM.Daily Man-Game
 
Vien
Top  #28 Print Post
Posted on 12-06-2012 16:55
fjhoekie wrote:
Also you missed Efimkin as a negative... Efimkin should be able to get a decent place at Willunga...


This was only a report of the first (flat) stage, so Efimkin isn't doing bad yet Wink
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fjhoekie
Top  #29 Print Post
Posted on 12-06-2012 16:58
Vien wrote:
fjhoekie wrote:
Also you missed Efimkin as a negative... Efimkin should be able to get a decent place at Willunga...


This was only a report of the first (flat) stage, so Efimkin isn't doing bad yet Wink


He is lol, lost 32 seconds...
Manager of Team Popo4Ever p/b Morshynska in the PCM.Daily Man-Game
 
Vien
Top  #30 Print Post
Posted on 12-06-2012 16:58
fjhoekie wrote:
Vien wrote:
fjhoekie wrote:
Also you missed Efimkin as a negative... Efimkin should be able to get a decent place at Willunga...


This was only a report of the first (flat) stage, so Efimkin isn't doing bad yet Wink


He is lol, lost 32 seconds...


Oh sorry Pfft
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fernando97
Top  #31 Print Post
Posted on 12-06-2012 21:59
Is it better like this?
 
Geezar10
Top  #32 Print Post
Posted on 12-06-2012 22:07
yeah really nice layout for the results so it is easy to see, also nice to see my team down as a positive, the only race i can see it happening in all year Wink
 
fernando97
Top  #33 Print Post
Posted on 12-06-2012 22:10
thanks, and GL for the rest of the TDU!
 
fernando97
Top  #34 Print Post
Posted on 14-06-2012 06:31
Santos Tour Down Under Review


img404.imageshack.us/img404/1029/0901571lg1.jpg

img821.imageshack.us/img821/1029/0901571lg1.jpg: We had a very disappointing TDU, that's for sure. Bennati got just one Top 10 in the whole race. We expected top 5s and a stage win! This time Daniele failed, but we believe that, next time he will be back in a winning form. Tomohiro Hayakawa, the young japanese rider, was surprisingly strong enough to catch the 3rd place in the young riders classification. We are very proud of him.


In general, TDU went as expected. Cavendish took 3 stages, and Petacchi made this TDU a very good race for Ferrari, as he was 2 times second. The GC is for Peter Sagan, who was the most consistent in the hilly stages. Congratulations to him. The Wildcard teams were also very active, as Roche got 5th in the GC and Peter Velits won the KOM jersey.

General Classification

1i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/SLV.jpgPeter SaganVoetbal International - SigaarSnor18h23'35"
2i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/RUS.jpgSergueï IvanovColombia - Coldeportes+11"
3i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/ESP.jpgÓscar FreireClas - Cajastur+14"
4i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/NED.jpgMaarten TjallingiiSwalec - UNICEF+27"
5i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/IRE.jpgNicolas RocheAudi - Trek+38"
6i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/ESP.jpgCarlos BarredoSantander+47"
7i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/BEL.jpgTom BoonenBMW - Allianz+53"
8i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/BEL.jpgGreg Van AvermaetBMW - Allianz+1'06"
9i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/AUS.jpgGene Michael BatesRed Bull – Oracle Racing Team+1'15"
10i12.photobucket.com/albums/a218/Centaursunder/Flags/ITA.jpgAlessandro PetacchiFerrari - British Airways+1'36"

Spoiler

11 Matteo CarraraANZ - Giant Cycling Teams.t.
12 Vitaliy ButsPrivatbank+1'43"
13 Michael RogersANZ - Giant Cycling Teams.t.
14 Sébastien RosselerClas - Cajastur+1'48"
15 Stuart O'GradyFosters Cycling Team+2'01"
16 Oscar GattoBlusens - Avintia+2'06"
17 Aitor GaldosRockstar Torontos.t.
18 George HincapieLG - Cannondales.t.
19 Alexandr KolobnevPrivatbank+2'11"
20 Nathan HaasTeam UK Youth+2'19"
21 Adrián PalomaresRockstar Toronto+2'22"
22 Francisco José VentosoSwalec - UNICEF+2'25"
23 Tomohiro HayakawaTeam CSCs.t.
24 Sacha ModoloPrivatbank+2'26"
25 Peter KennaughTeam UK Youth+2'35"
26 Egor SilinVoetbal International - SigaarSnor+2'37"
27 Diego MilánClas - Cajastur+2'39"
28 Grischa NiermannClas - Cajasturs.t.
29 Mikhaylo KhalilovPrivatbank+2'42"
30 Kristian HouseTeam UK Youths.t.
31 Matteo TosattoBlusens - Avintia+2'48"
32 Dirk MüllerVoetbal International - SigaarSnor+2'53"
33 Dominique CornuTeam CSC+2'55"
34 Anthony RavardEvian Pro Cycling+2'58"
35 Assan BazayevBMW - Allianzs.t.
36 Darren LapthorneTeam UK Youth+3'11"
37 Juan Antonio FlechaBlusens - Avintia+3'21"
38 Maxime BouetTeam CSCs.t.
39 Andriy GrivkoPrivatbanks.t.
40 Romain ZingleUBS - Rolex+3'33"
41 Gerald CiolekLG - Cannondale+3'34"
42 Kristof GoddaertEvian Pro Cycling+3'54"
43 Yauheni HutarovichColombia - Coldeportes+4'03"
44 Svein TuftFerrari - British Airways+4'14"
45 Allan DavisSky Procycling+4'15"
46 Gianni MeersmanColombia - Coldeportess.t.
47 Ramunas NavardauskasFerrari - British Airwayss.t.
48 Matthew GossTeam Holden - Westpac+4'48"
49 Jérémy RoyLG - Cannondale+5'16"
50 Jure KocjanTeam Holden - Westpac+5'27"
51 Luca PaoliniFerrari - British Airways+5'32"
52 Denis GalimzyanovSky Procycling+5'48"
53 Mark RenshawFosters Cycling Team+6'13"
54 Michael MatthewsVoetbal International - SigaarSnor+6'14"
55 Nick NuyensSwalec - UNICEF+6'15"
56 Vitaliy PopkovPrivatbank+6'22"
57 Luke DurbridgeVoetbal International - SigaarSnor+6'35"
58 Martin HebikClas - Cajastur+6'47"
59 Carlos BetancourtSantander+7'05"
60 Sebastian LangeveldRockstar Toronto+7'24"
61 Marc De MaarClas - Cajastur+7'32"
62 Ricardo GarcíaSantander+7'48"
63 Arthur VichotUBS - Rolex+8'04"
64 Davide ViganòEvian Pro Cycling+8'35"
65 Huub DuynTeam CSC+8'55"
66 Andreas KlierAudi - Trek+9'50"
67 Heinrich HausslerANZ - Giant Cycling Team+10'20"
68 Simon GeschkeClas - Cajastur+10'21"
69 José Joaquín RojasSantander+10'22"
70 Romain FeilluEvian Pro Cycling+10'33"
71 Manuel BellettiUBS - Rolex+10'49"
72 David BoilyRockstar Torontos.t.
73 Travis MeyerANZ - Giant Cycling Team+10'52"
74 Koen BarbéTeam Holden - Westpac+10'58"
75 Fred RodriguezLG - Cannondale+10'59"
76 Ben SwiftFerrari - British Airways+11'05"
77 Peter VelitsRed Bull – Oracle Racing Team+11'06"
78 Julian DeanBike NZ - Pure Black Racing+11'13"
79 Wesley SulzbergerTeam UK Youth+11'15"
80 Jérôme BaugniesUBS - Rolex+11'33"
81 Patrick GretschBlusens - Avintia+11'39"
82 Dominic KlemmeTeam Holden - Westpac+11'43"
83 Daniele BennatiTeam CSC+11'47"
84 Jelle VanendertColombia - Coldeportes+11'48"
85 Mario CostaAudi - Trek+11'59"
86 Jan BakelantsANZ - Giant Cycling Team+12'00"
87 Matthew LloydANZ - Giant Cycling Team+12'11"
88 Jack BauerBike NZ - Pure Black Racing+12'16"
89 Alexander EfimkinPrivatbank+12'19"
90 Zdenek StybarRockstar Toronto+12'20"
91 Enrique SanzSantander+12'28"
92 René ObstSky Procycling+12'38"
93 Hayden RoulstonBike NZ - Pure Black Racings.t.
94 Tanel KangertTeam CSC+12'46"
95 Alex CandelarioRed Bull – Oracle Racing Team+13'04"
96 Johnnie WalkerVoetbal International - SigaarSnors.t.
97 George BennettLG - Cannondales.t.
98 Timothy DugganRockstar Toronto+13'54"
99 Tommy NankervisFosters Cycling Team+15'26"
100 Murilo FischerFosters Cycling Team+15'31"
101 Michael ReihsAudi - Trek+15'32"
102 Jeremy HuntSwalec - UNICEF+15'40"
103 Raymond KrederFerrari - British Airwayss.t.
104 Jens DebusschereLG - Cannondale+15'50"
105 Mark CavendishFerrari - British Airways+15'57"
106 Gabriel RaschTeam Holden - Westpac+16'13"
107 Adam HansenTeam UK Youth+16'21"
108 David ZabriskieLG - Cannondale+16'22"
109 Frédéric GuesdonEvian Pro Cycling+16'25"
110 Guillaume BoivinRockstar Toronto+16'30"
111 Samuel CaldeiraRed Bull – Oracle Racing Teams.t.
112 Michael StevensonRed Bull – Oracle Racing Teams.t.
113 Leigh HowardTeam UK Youth+16'38"
114 Coen VermeltfoortBMW - Allianzs.t.
115 Jens KeukeleireBMW - Allianz+16'40"
116 Timothy RoeANZ - Giant Cycling Teams.t.
117 Marko KumpBMW - Allianz+16'42"
118 Francesco ChicchiSwalec - UNICEF+16'52"
119 Bernhard EiselFerrari - British Airways+16'55"
120 Stijn JosephBMW - Allianzs.t.
121 James SampsonSky Procyclings.t.
122 João CabreiraSantander+16'57"
123 Cameron MeyerBlusens - Avintia+16'58"
124 Alexei MarkovUBS - Rolex+17'07"
125 Aaron KempsFosters Cycling Team+17'12"
126 André SchulzeAudi - Trek+17'13"
127 Michael HepburnTeam Holden - Westpacs.t.
128 Bernardo RiccioEvian Pro Cycling+17'28"
129 Jimmy EngoulventEvian Pro Cyclings.t.
130 Giacomo NizzoloTeam CSCs.t.
131 Christopher SuttonSky Procycling+17'35"
132 Jonathan CantwellBike NZ - Pure Black Racing+17'46"
133 Rubén BongiornoSwalec - UNICEF+17'50"
134 David TannerFosters Cycling Teams.t.
135 Daniel FoderRed Bull – Oracle Racing Team+17'55"
136 Ronan Van ZandbeekUBS - Rolex+18'02"
137 Nicolas SandersonBike NZ - Pure Black Racing+18'06"
138 Andrew FennUBS - Rolex+18'08"
139 Marcin SapaSantander+18'20"
140 Richard EnglandSky Procycling+18'21"
141 Charles Bradley HuffRed Bull – Oracle Racing Team+18'32"
142 Toms SkujinsColombia - Coldeportes+18'35"
143 Robert PartridgeSwalec - UNICEFs.t.
144 Daniel Ricardo DíazBlusens - Avintia+18'50"
145 Jon AberasturiBlusens - Avintia+18'52"
146 Caleb EwanVoetbal International - SigaarSnor+18'58"
147 Kim BorryAudi - Treks.t.
148 Nicholas WalkerTeam Holden - Westpac+19'00"
149 Daniel FurmstonFosters Cycling Team+19'04"
150 Graeme BrownAudi - Trek+19'14"
151 Hossein NateghiSky Procycling+19'21"
152 Roman Van UdenBike NZ - Pure Black Racing+19'44"
153 Ryan EastmanColombia - Coldeportes+20'43"
154 Greg HendersonBike NZ - Pure Black RacingWithdraw

Edited by fernando97 on 14-06-2012 06:37
 
fernando97
Top  #35 Print Post
Posted on 25-06-2012 21:11
March preview


Team CSC will only ride WT events this moment apart from the very famous Strade Bianche.

Strade Bianche

Ignatiev Mikhail , Hayakawa Tomohiro, Cornu Dominique, Duyn Huub, Van Emden Jos, Keirsbluck Guillaume

This is just a form-raising event for us, but we will look for a top10 with Mikhail.

Paris- Nice

Schleck Andy, Boasson Hagen Edvald, Ignatiev Mikhail, Duyn Huub, Van Staeyen Michael, Navarro Daniel, Cornu Dominique, Bouet Maxime

This is a very important race for us, and with Andy and Edvald in our squad, we are taking it very seriously. With this squad we think that we are capable of everything. We can win stages, and also have shot on the GC. This will surely be an interesting race for us.

Tirenno- Adriatico

Bozic Borut, Bennati Daniele, Keirsbluck Guillaume, Kiserlovski Robert, Hayakawa Tomohiro, Gasparotto Enrico, Ovechkin Artem, Kunitski Andrei

The Tirenno is not a key race for us, but we should be contenders for the sprints with Bennati, and he also got a nice leadout. Robert will likely hunt the KOM jersey.

Milano- San Remo

Boasson Hagen Edvald, Bozic Borut, Bennati Daniele, Navarro Daniel, Koren Kristjan, Ovechkin Artem, Ignatiev Mikhail

One of the biggest goals of the season. The MSR suits EBH best, and he got very nice helpers in order to win the first monument of the year.

Volta Ciclista a Catalunya

Navarro Daniel, Bozic Borut, Keirsbluck Guillaume, Kunitski Andrei, Ovechkin Artem, Cornu Dominique, Hayakawa Tomohiro, Kangert Tanel

Daniel should be in a decent form in Catalunya, and he is eager for a good show in his homeland.

E3Prijs Vlaanderen

Nizzolo Giacomo, Eibegger Markus, Duyn Huub, Gasparotto Enrico, Chuzda Oleg, Guldhammer Rasmus

We have no expectations here.

Gent- Wevelgem

Nizzolo Giacomo, Eibegger Markus, Duyn Huub, Gasparotto Enrico, Chuzda Oleg, Guldhammer Rasmus

Same as in the E3.
 
lennybernstein
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Posted on 25-06-2012 21:19
Good luck in Paris-Nice. Will be interesting to see how EBH does, especially as a lot of the top sprinters are riding in Tirreno-Adriatico
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fernando97
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Posted on 25-06-2012 21:51
Yeah, I was really happy because of the amount of other sprinters, i n the Tirreno
 
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