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Going for all Three / GP Mediterraneen: Stage 2, Cancellara is too good
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Posted on 26-08-2013 15:49
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Ian Butler - i Believe they can all be done. we have Bernhard Eisel, Gabriel Rasch, Boasson Hagen and Geraint Thomas for the cobbles |
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Posted on 26-08-2013 16:21
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Australian Championships 13/01/2013
Race Profile
Results:
1. Simon Gerrans (Orica GreenEDGE) 
2. Simon Clarke (Orica GreenEDGE) + 1:23
3. Michael Rogers (Team Saxo-Tinkoff) + 1:23
4. Richie Porte (Sky Procycling) +2:08
5. Cadel Evans (BMC Racing Team) +2:08
6. Matthew Lloyd (Lampre Merida) +3:53
7. Matthew Hayman (Sky Procycling) +3:53
8. Matthew Goss (Orica GreenEDGE) +6:00
9: David Tanner (Belkin pro cycling) +6:00
10. Mark Renshaw (Belkin pro cycling) +6:00
Christopher Sutton (Sky Procycling) Withdrawn
[b]Race Review:
A good start for the year with a 4th place for an unfit Richie Porte i will Take that. If he was fully fit he would have been able to catch up to Simon Gerrans and go passed him. Matthew Hayman was a real surprise 7th i always new i would attack at the top of the hill but never knew he could last to the end well done Matthew, Sutton wasn't the biggest upset in the world he just isn't the worlds best and had no expectations for today he was just in their incase the breakaway lasted.
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Posted on 26-08-2013 16:42
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After-Match Press-conference
SDB - Hello!
Press - Would you say this was a successful day in Australia.
SDB - I would say so a top 5 is very successful to say Richie Porte was unfit he would have stayed with Simon Gerrans. Matthew Hayman was a great success by finishing in-front of the peloton, and the break wouldn't work for Chris Sutton.
Press - Why was Richie unfit.
SDB - Richie is taking it easy at the moment, Due to being in two Grand tours. This is the only reason.
Press - Who would you say did the best today.
SDB - I think that Simon Clarke did well today.
Press - That is all.
SDB - Thank you.
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Liking the story so far. Keep it up. I know what you mean with the match reports they can take some time |
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Christopher Froome - they just took too long i was doing my old story for 4 days and only did 5 stages. |
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Cycling Weekly: Are sky on top of things. 14/01/2013
Are Sky on top of things.
On a recent press conference Team Sky manager was asked if the Australian championships a successful day. Brailsford replied by saying 'I would say so a top 5 is very successful to say Richie Porte was unfit. ' The reporter asked why Richie was unfit. 'Richie is taking it easy at the moment, Due to being in two Grand tours. This is the only reason. The reporter ended the conversation and immediately went to tell the headline writers of cycling to say that Dave Brailsford looked anxious, and that Sky weren't on top of there rider's fitness.
Hello and i stand here next to Dave Brailsford. Dave what do you have to say about these speculations. ' I would say it is absolute nonsense Sky have gone over every riders schedule and training with the riders, and if you were to ask any of them, they would say there absolutely Happy.
So we spoke to a Team Sky rider and was asked to not be named in this article, and said ' that his schedule could be a lot better and isn't being tested enough.'
Worrying times For Dave Brailsford and Sky Procycling. |
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Pre-Match Press Conference:
SDB - Hello! and i am with the 7 boys in the Santos tour Down Under.
Press - What will be your Game plan
SDB - For Tiernan-Locke To win the tour
Press - Obviously you now this is coming which rider leaked out about not being happy.
SDB - I was told not to say.
Press - What did he have to say.
SDB - Me and a few of the staff sat down with him and asked him why he wasn't happy. He said he felt he wasn't in to many races and wasn't being tested. So we decided a schedule that he would be happy with.
Press - How did you find out who had said this.
SDB - Well i sat down all of the boys and said that if anyone is unhappy then just come and talk to me in my office.
Press - How many people turned up at your office.
SDB - Just the one.
Press - And finally who do you think will win the stage and the tour.
SDB - Stage: Ben Swift, Tour: Tiernan-Locke
Press - You have a lot of faith in your riders. What do the rest of you think.
JEdmonson - Stage: Manuel Belletti, Tour: Pablo Lastras
GThomas - Stage: Ben Swift, Tour: Tiernan-Locke
JTiernan-Locke - You have all put me under a lot of pressure now to deliver. No i'm only Joking. Stage: Michael Matthews, Tour: Johnny Hoogerland.
IStannard - Stage: Jonas Ahlstrand, Tour: Tiernan-Locke
BSwift - Stage: Me, Only Joking Michael Matthews, Tour: Maxime Monfort
CSutton - Stage: Ben Swift because of me leading him out, Tour: Pablo Lastras.
SPuccio - Stage: Franciso Ventoso Tour: Tiernan-Locke
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Santos Tour Down Under 22/01-27/01:
Riders:
Jonathan Tiernan-Locke - Leader
Ben Swift - Sprinter
Christopher Sutton - Swift Lead out man
Geraint Thomas - Locke lead out man and try for stage 2 win
Salvatore Puccio - Breakaway
Joshua Edmondson - Team Mate and try for stage 3 win
Ian Stannard - Team mate for Locke
Stage 1:
Spoiler
Stage Result:
Stage:
1. Juan Jose Lobato (Euskaltel) 
2. Michael Matthews (Orica) +0
3. Manuel Belleti (AG2R) +0
4. Luka Mezgec (Argos-Shimano) +0
5. Paul Martens (Belkin) +0
6. Jure Kocjan (Euskaltel +0
7. Jonas Ahlstrand (Argos-Shimano) +0
8. Daryl Impey (Orica) +0
9. Ben Swift (Sky) +0
10. Ramon Sinkeldam (Argos-Shimano) +0
11. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +0
28. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +0
29. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) +0
54. Ian Stannard (Sky) +0
87. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +0
101. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +0
Overall GC:
1. Juan Jose Lobato (Euskaltel)
2. Sebastian Lander (BMC) +2
3. Michael Matthew (Orica) +4
4. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +4
5. Manuel Belleti (AG2R) +6
11. Ben Swift (Sky) +10
13. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +10
30. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +10
31. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) +10
56. Ian Stannard (Sky) +10
89. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +10
Mountain Classification:
1. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) 10pts
2. Sebastian Lander (BMC) 6pts
3. Mauro Da Dalto (Cannondale) 4pts
4. Tom Dumoulin (Argos-Shimano) 2pts
Points Classification:
1. Sebastian Lander (BMC) 16pts
2. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) 12pts
3. Mauro Da Dalto (Cannondale) 8pts
4. Juan Jose Lobato (Euskaltel) 8pts
5. Michael Matthew (Orica) 6pts
Youth Classification:
1. Juan Jose Lobato (Euskaltel)
2. Sebastian Lander (BMC) +2
3. Michael Matthews (Orica) +4
4. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +4
5. Luka Mezgec (Argos-Shimano) +10
22. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +10
Team Classification:
1. Team Argos-Shimano
2. AG2R La Mondiale +0
3. Euskaltel-Euskadi +0
4. Orica GreenEDGE +0
5. Sky Procycling +0
Stage 2:
Spoiler
Stage Results:
Stage:
1. Geraint Thomas (Sky)
2. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) +16
3. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) +28
4. Ben Swift (Sky) +28
5. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +28
6. Tom Leezer (Belkin) +28
7. Jose Ivan Gutierez (Movistar) +28
8. Marco Marcato (Vacansoliel) +28
9. Daniel Ratto (Cannondale) +28
10. Laurent Mangel (FDJ) +28
66. Joshua Edmonson (Sky) +2:15
70. Ian Stannard (Sky) +2:15
112. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +3:47
Overall GC:
1. Geraint Thomas (Sky)
2. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) +20
3. Juan Jose Lobato (Euskaltel) +28
4. Michael Matthew (Orica) +32
5. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) +34
6. Ben Swift (Sky) +38
8. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +38
59. Ian Stannard (Sky) +2:25
69. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +2:25
75. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +3:51
Mountain Classification:
1. Geraint Thomas (Sky) 16pts
2. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) 12pts
3. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) 10pts
4. Tom Leezer (Belkin) 8pts
5. Sebastian Lander (BMC) 6pts
Points Classification:
1. Sebastian Lander (BMC) 20pts
2. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) 12pts
3. Manuel Belleti (AG2R) 10pts
4. Borut Bozic (Astana) 10pts
5. Juan Jose Lobato (Euskaltel) 8pts
6. Geraint Thomas (Sky) 8pts
9. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) 6pts
Young Riders:
1. Juan Jose Lobato (Euskaltel)
2. Michael Matthews (Orica) +4
3. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) +6
4. Luka Mezgec (Argos-Shimano) +10
5. Matteo Trentin (Omega Pharma) +10
17. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +1:57
20. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +3:23
Team Classification:
1. Sky Procycling
2. Radioschack-Leopard +40
3. Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr +40
4. Astana Pro Team +40
5. Orica GreenEDGE +40
Stage 3:
Spoiler
Stage Results:
Stage:
1. Thomas Vatikus (Orica)
2. Yoann Offredo (FDJ) +0
3. Jay McCarthy (Saxo-Tinkoff) +25
4. Jerome Pineau (Omega) +38
5. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) +38
6. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +38
7. Pablo Lastras (Movistar) +38
8. Michael Matthews (Orica) +38
9. Jure Kocjan (Euskaltel) +38
10. Pavel Brutt (Katusha) +38
28. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +5:39
48. Ben Swift (Sky) +7:54
51. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +7:54
66. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +7:54
84. Ian Stannard (Sky) +7:54
Overall GC:
1. Geraint Thomas (Sky)
2. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) +20
3. Michael Matthews (Orica) +32
4. Paul Martens (Belkin) +38
5. Jure Kocjan (Euskaltel) +38
33. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +7:26
36. Ben Swift (Sky) +7:54
37. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +7:54
71. Ian Stannard (Sky) +9:41
83. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +11:07
Mountain Classification:
1. Geraint Thomas (Sky) 16pts
2. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) 12pts
3. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) 10pts
4. Yoann Offredo (FDJ) 10pts
5. Tom Leezer (Belkin) 8pts
Points Classification:
1. Thomas Vatikus (Orica) 20pts
2. Sebastian Lander (BMC) 20pts
3. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) 12pts
4. Yoann Offredo (FDJ) 10pts
5. Manuel Beletti (AG2R) 10pts
7. Geriant Thomas (Sky) 8pts
11. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) 6pts
Young Riders:
1. Michael Matthews (Orica)
2. Moreno Moser (Sky) +1:20
3. Jay McCarthy (Saxo-Tinkoff) +1:34
4. Matteo Trentin (Omega Pharma) +3:48
5. Daniele Ratto (Cannondale) +6:54
6. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +6:54
24. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +10:35
Team Classification:
1. Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr
2. Sky Procycling +2:31
3. Orica GreenEDGE +2:33
4. Team Saxo-Tinkoff +6:27
5. Astana Pro Team +6:40
Stage 4:
Spoiler
Stage Results:
Stage:
1. Manuel Belleti (AG2R)
2. Alessandro Petacchi (Lampre) +0
3. Michael Mattthews (Orica) +0
4. Ben Swift (Sky) +0
5. Borut Bozic (Astana) +0
6. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +0
7. Kenny Van Hummel (Vacansoliel) +0
8. Juan Jose Lobato (Euskaltel) +0
9. Davide Appolonio (AG2R) +0
10. Assan Bazayev (Astana) +0
25. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) +0
35. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +0
48. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +0
57. Ian Stannard (Sky) +0
133. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +4:53
Overall GC:
1. Geraint Thomas (Sky)
2. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) +20
3. Michael Matthews (Orica) +28
4. Assan Bazayev (Astana) +38
5. Pablo Lastras (Movistar) +38
35. Ben Swift (Sky) +7:54
36. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +7:54
66. Ian Stannard (Sky) +9:41
82. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +11:07
108. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +12:19
Mountain Classification:
1. Geraint Thomas (Sky) 16pts
2. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) 12pts
3. Yoann Offredo (FDJ) 10pts
4. Davide Camolia (Lampre) 10pts
5. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) 10pts
Points Classification:
1. Thomas Vatikus (Orica) 20pts
2. Sabastian Lander (BMC) 20pts
3. Manuel Belletti (AG2R) 18pts
4. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) 12pts
5. Michael Matthews (Orica) 10pts
9. Geraint Thomas (Sky) 8pts
14. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) 6pts
Young Classification:
1. Michael Matthews (Orica)
2. Moreno Moser (Cannondale) +1:24
3. Jay McCarthy (Saxo-Tinkoff) +1:38
4. Matteo Trentin (Omega Pharma) +3:52
5. Daniele Ratto (Cannondale) +6:58
23. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +10:39
30. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +11:51
Team Classification:
1. Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr
2. Sky Procycling +2:31
3. Orica GreenEDGE +2:33
4. Team Saxo-Tinkoff +6:27
5. Astana Pro Team +6:40
Stage 5:
Spoiler
Stage Results:
Stage:
1. Frantisek Rabon (Omega Pharma)
2. Laurent Mangel (FDJ) +19
3. Michael Matthews (Orica) +40
4. Marco Marcato (Vacansoliel) +40
5. Karsten Kroon (Saxo-Tinkoff) +40
6. Fredrik Kessiakof (Astana) +40
7. Pablo Lastras (Movistar) +40
8. Johnny Hoogerland (Vacansoliel) +40
9. Sandy Casar (FDJ) +40
10. Samuel Dumoulin (AG2R) +40
19. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) +1:20
32. Ian Stannard (Sky) +1:20
35. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +1:20
74. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +6:16
77. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +6:16
80. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +6:16
98. Ben Swift (Sky) +6:16
Overall GC:
1. Michael Matthews (Orica)
2. Pablo Lastras (Movistar) +20
3. Johnny Hoogerland (Vacansoliel) +20
4. Samuel Dumoulin (AG2R) +20
5. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +22
6. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) +42
50. Ian Stannard (Sky) +13:05
51. Ben Swift (Sky) +13:08
52. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +13:12
75. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +16:25
86. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +17:37
Mountain Classification:
1. Frantisek Rabon (Omega Pharma) 20pts
2. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) 20pts
3. Geraint Thomas (Sky) 18pts
4. David Millar (Garmin) 16pts
5. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) 12pts
Points Classification:
1. Geraint Thomas (Sky) 20pts
2. Thomas Vatikus (Orica) 20pts
3. Manuel Belletti (AG2R) 20pts
4. Michael Matthews (Orica) 20pts
5. Sebastian Lander (BMC) 20pts
Young Riders:
1. Michael Matthews (Orica)
2. Moreno Moser (Cannondale) +2:14
3. Matteo Trentin (Omega Pharma) +4:42
4. Jay McCarthy (Saxo-Tinkoff) +7:24
5. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) +8:12
20. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +16:25
22. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +17:37
Team Classification:
1. Equipe cyclicste FDJ.fr
2. Orica GreenEDGE +3:34
3. Sky Procycling +4:12
4. Team Saxo-Tinkoff +7:28
5. Astana Pro Team +7:41
Stage 6: (Final Stage)
Spoiler
Stage Results:
Stage:
1. Jonas Ahlstrand (Argos-Shimano)
2. Michael Matthews (Orica) +0
3. Ben Swift (Sky) +0
4. Ramon Sinkeldam (Argos-Shimano) +0
5. Assan Bazayev (Astana) +0
6. Brett Lancaster (Orica) +0
7. Kenny Van Hummel (Vacansoliel) +0
8. Manuel Belletti (AG2R) +0
9. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +0
10. Samuel Dumoulin (AG2R) +0
39. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) +0
47. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +0
48. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +0
75. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +0
95. Ian Stannard (Sky) +3:02
Overall GC:
1. Michael Matthews (Orica)
2. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +16
3. Pablo Lastras (Movistar) +20
4. Johnny Hoogerland (Vacansoliel) +20
5. Samuel Dumoulin (AG2R) +20
6. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) +42
50. Ian Stannard (Sky) +13:05
51. Ben Swift (Sky) +13:08
52. Chris Sutton (Sky) +13:12
75. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +16:25
86. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +17:37
Mountain Classification:
1. Frantisek Rabon (Omega Pharma) 20pts
2. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) 20pts
3. Geraint Thomas (Sky) 18pts
4. David Millar (Garmin) 16pts
5. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) 12pts
Points Classification:
1. Geraint Thomas (Sky) 20pts
2. Thomas Vatikus (Orica) 20pts
3. Manuel Belletti (AG2R) 20pts
4. Michael Matthews (Orica) 20pts
5. Sebastian Lander (BMC) 20pts
Young Riders:
1. Michael Matthews (Orica)
2. Moreno Moser (Cannondale) +2:14
3. Matteo Trentin (Omega Pharma) +4:42
4. Jay McCarthy (Saxo-Tinkoff) +7:24
5. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) +8:12
20. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +16:25
22. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +17:37
Team Classification:
1. Equipe cyclicste FDJ.fr
2. Orica GreenEDGE +3:34
3. Sky Procycling +4:12
4. Team Saxo-Tinkoff +7:28
5. Astana Pro Team +7:41
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Well Done Adam. Good top 10 on stage 1. Brilliant 1&2 on stage 2. 2 Top 10's on stage 3. Unlucky on missing podium stage 4. Unlucky on stage 5. Finally a podium on the flat.
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Christopher Froome - You've just recapped my tour. I'm only joking. I won both of the sprint's by attacking on the small hill around the corner. |
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After-Tour Press Conference
SDB - Hello! me and the boys are here
Press - How do you feel The tour went.
SDB - Couldn't have asked for anything more.
Press - How did you feel when Geraint won the two sprints on the last stage to jump to second.
SDB - Well we were all delighted for Geraint, But it weren't just him who performed Jonathan won a sixth place and a podium on a stage. Ben won three top 10's and a podium on the last place from a deep position. I would also Like to say a big Well done to Michael Matthews who won the tour, and everyone thought that a sprinter couldn't win the tour.
Press - Geraint. How do you fell you did.
GThomas - I feel like i did especially well to say i just wanted a stage. Then i went into the leaders jersey, and Tiernan-Locke was unlucky on stage 5 and had the same time on the stage. Which meant i was in-front of Jonathan. Then we all decided that i should go for the time bonus on the sprint's and did really well to get them.
Press - How do you feel your riders will do in france today.
SDB - I reckon we should get a podium place with Sir Brad or Edvald.
Press - That will be all
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Results:
1. Reinardt Janse van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) 
2. Anthony Roux (FDJ)  +0
3. Edvald Boasson Hagen (Sky)  +0
4. Tom Jelte Slagter (Belkin)  +0
5. Simon Clarke (Orica) +0
6. Ivan Santaromita (BMC)  +0
7. Alexandr Kolobnev (Katusha)  +0
8. David Le Lay (Sojasun) +0
9. Bradley Wiggins (Sky)  +0
10. Stefan Denifl (IAM)  +0
14. Christian Knees (Sky)  +1:27
26. Matthew Hayman (Sky) +2:37
27. Danny Pate (Sky)  +2:37
David Lopez Garcia (Sky)  Withdrawn
Kanstanstin Siutsou (Sky)  Withdrawn
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A great podium for Hagen and also a top 10 for Super Wiggo. |
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After-Match Press Conference
All of the Boys - Hello!
Press Obviously Dave isn't here because he is in Australia with The Tour Down Under. How does it feel without him.
BWiggins - It feels a bit weird because he's an inspirational character with the team-talks, But we just have to get on with it as usual.
Press - How do you feel, about the recent speculation about sky riders are unhappy.
BWiggins - That isn't the case he's sat down with all of us asked what races we won't to be in and then sorted out the schedule and everyone was happy, Obviously except from the one rider.
Press - Everyone was saying that it was Henao and that was the real reason why he wasn't in the training camp.
DLGarcia - It isn't Sergio i was sharing a room with him and was feeling ill at the beginning of the Camp but managed to do 4 days before pulling out.
Press - How do you feel Edvald about losing out on the final sprint even though you were the best spinter there.
EBHagen - I am delighted that you said that i was the best Sprinter there but I'm just gradually coming into things and i am not looking to be winning thing for at least a month.
Press - Danny and Bradley your both staying here to compete in Etoile de Besseges how do you reckon you will do.
BWiggins - I am confident that we can win the tour.
Press - That is all
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Etoile de Besseges 29/01-03/02:
Riders:
Bradley Wiggins - Leader and stage win on 5
Bernhard Eisel - Team mate & Breakaway
Andre Kunitski - Team mate
Danny Pate - Team mate
Gabriel Rasch - Team mate & Breakaway
Luke Rowe - Sprinter & lead out man for Chris Sutton
Chris Sutton - Sprinter
Geraint Thomas - Free Element & Lead out man for Wiggo
Stage 1:
Spoiler
Stage Results:
Stage:
1. Anthony Roux (FDJ)
2. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) +0
3. Taylor Phinney (BMC) +0
4. Reinardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) +0
5. Klaas Wodyleck (BMC) +0
6. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +0
7. Manuel Belletti (AG2R) +0
8. Geoffrey Soupe (FDJ) +0
9. Luka Mezgec (Argos-Shimano) +0
10. William Bonnet (FDJ) +0
12. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +0
13. Luke Rowe (Sky) +0
15. Bradley Wiggins (Sky) +0
49. Danny Pate (Sky) +0
61. Andre Kunitski (Sky) +0
71. Gabriel Rasch (Sky) +0
80. Bernhard Eise (Sky) +0l
Overall GC:
1. Anthony Roux (FDJ)
2. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) +8
3. Taylor Phinney (BMC) +12
4. Bernhard Eisel (Sky) +14
5. Lloyd Mondory (AG2R) +18
8. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +20
14. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +20
15. Luke Rowe (Sky) +20
17. Bradley Wiggins (Sky) +20
50. Danny Pate (Sky) +20
62. Andre Kunitski (Sky) +20
72. Gabriel Rasch (Sky) +20
Mountain Classification:
1. Bernhard Eisel (Sky) 18pts
2. Jeffry Johan Romero (Colombia) 18pts
3. Vieter Vanspeybrouck (Topsport) 12pts
4. Julien Antomarchi (La Pomme) 6pts
5. Leonardo Duque (Colombia) 4pts
Points Classification:
1. Anthony Roux (FDJ) 25pts
2. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) 20pts
3. Taylor Phinney (BMC) 16pts
4. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) 14pts
5. Klaas Lodewyck (BMC) 12pts
Young Riders:
1. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack)
2. Taylor Phinney (BMC) +4
3. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) +12
4. Klaas Lodewyck (BMC) +12
5. Geoffrey Soupe (FDJ) +12
8. Luke Rowe (Sky) +12
Team Classification:
1. Equipe cycliste FDJ.fr
2. BMC Racing Team +0
3. Sky Procycling +0
4. Team Argos-Shimano +0
5. Radioschack-Leopard +0
Stage 2:
Spoiler
Stage Results:
Stage:
1. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano)
2. Anthony Roux (FDJ) +0
3. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) +0
4. Grega Bole (Vacansoliel) +0
5. Luka Mezgec (Argos-Shimano) +0
6. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +0
7. Pim Ligthart (Vacansoliel) +0
8. Luke Rowe (Sky) +0
9. Hayden Roulston (Radioschack) +0
10. Adam Blythe (BMC) +0
12. Bradley Wiggins (Sky) +0
14. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +0
56. Andre Kunitski (Sky) +0
58. Danny Pate (Sky) +0
63. Bernhard Eisel (Sky) +0
182. Gabriel Rasch (Sky) +3:42
Overall GC:
1. Anthony Roux (FDJ)
2. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) +12
3. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) +12
4. Taylor Phinney (BMC) +24
5. Bernhard Eisel (Sky) +26
8. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +32
10. Luke Rowe (Sky) +32
11. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +32
12. Bradley Wiggins (Sky) +32
54. Danny Pate (Sky) +32
59. Andre Kunitski (Sky) +32
128. Gabriel Rasch (Sky) +4:14
Mountain Classification:
1. Bernhard Eisel (Sky) 18pts
2. Jeffry Johan Romero (Colombia) 18pts
3. Remi Cusin (IAM) 15pts
4. Pieter Vanspreybrouck (Topsport) 12pts
5. Stephan Poulhies (Cofidis) 11pts
Points Classification:
1. Anthony Roux (FDJ) 45pts
2. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) 39pts
3. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) 36pts
4. Taylor Phinney (BMC) 21pts
5. Christopher Sutton (Sky) 20pts
Young Riders:
1. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack)
2. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) +0
3. Taylor Phinney (BMC) +12
4. Yoeri havik (De Rijke) +14
5. Luka Mezgec (Argos-Shimano) +20
6. Luke Rowe (Sky) +20
Team Classification:
1. Team La Pomme Marseille
2. Sojasun +0
3. Bretagne Seche Envirnnement +0
4. Vini Fantini +0
5. Katusha Team +0
10. Sky Procycling (Sky) +0
Stage 3:
Spoiler
Stage Results:
Stage:
1. Grega Bole (Vacansoliel)
2. Danny Van Poppel (Vacansoliel) +0
3. Manuel Belletti (AG2R) +0
4. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) +0
5. Adam Blythe (BMC) +0
6. Lloyd Mondory (AG2R) +0
7. Luka Mezgec (Argos-Shimano) +0
8. Francesco Lasca (Caja Rural) +0
9. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) +0
10. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +0
16. Luke Rowe (Sky) +0
25. Bradley Wiggins (Sky) +0
33. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +0
64. Danny Pate (Sky) +0
83. Andre Kunitski (Sky) +0
114. Gabriel Rasch (Sky) +0
148. Bernhard Eisel (Sky) +0
Overall GC:
1. Anthony Roux (FDJ)
2. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) +12
3. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) +12
4. Grega Bole (Vacansoliel) +12
5. Bernhard Eisel (Sky) +18
13. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +32
14. Luke Rowe (Sky) +32
16. Bradley Wiggins (Sky) +32
20. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +32
59. Danny Pate (Sky) +32
66. Andre Kunitski (Sky) +32
128. Gabriel Rasch (Sky) +4:14
Mountain Classification:
1. Julien Antomarchi (La Pomme) 50pts
2. Bernhard Eisel (Sky) 48pts
3. Xavier Florencio (Katusha) 40pts
4. Remi Cusin (IAM) 29pts
5. Jeffry Johan Romero (Colombia) 18pts
Points Classification:
1. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) 50pts
2. Anthony Roux (FDJ) 46pts
3. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) 46pts
4. Grega Bole (Vacansoliel) 39pts
5. Luka Mezgec (Argos-Shimano) 26pts
Young Riders:
1. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack)
2. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) +0
3. Danny Van Poppel (Vacansoliel) +8
4. Taylor Phinney (BMC) +12
5. Yoere Havik (De Rijke) +14
Team Classification:
1. Team La Pomme Marseille
2. Bretagne Seche Environnement +0
3. Sojasun +0
4. Movistar +0
5. Vini Fantini +0
9. Sky Procycling +0
Stage 4:
Spoiler
Stage Results:
Stage:
1. Grega Bole (Vacansoliel)
2. Pim Ligthart (Vacansoliel) +0
3. Leonardo Duque (Colombia) +0
4. Anthony Roux (FDJ) +0
5. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) +0
6. Francesco Lasca (Caja Rural) +0
7. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) +0
8. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +0
9. Pablo Lastras (Movistar) +0
10. Lloyd Mondroy (AG2R) +0
24. Luke Rowe (Sky) +0
28. Bradley Wiggins (Sky) +0
43. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +0
60. Andre Kunitski (Sky) +0
80. Danny Pate (Sky) +0
188. Gabriel Rasch (Sky) +8:50
189. Bernhard Eisel (Sky) +8:50
Overall GC:
1. Grega Bole (Vacansoliel)
2. Anthony Roux (FDJ) +8
3. Julien Antomarchi (La Pomme) +12
4. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) +20
5. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) +0
13. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +40
14. Luke Rowe (Sky) +40
18. Bradley Wiggins (Sky) +40
23. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +40
63. Danny Pate (Sky) +40
64. Andre Kunitski (Sky) +40
132. Bernhard Eisel (Sky) +9:16
152 Gabriel Rasch (Sky) +13:12
Mountain Classification:
1. Julien Antomarchi (La Pomme) 60pts
2. Bernhard Eisel (Sky) 48pts
3. Xavier Florencio (Katusha) 40pts
4. Remi Cusin (IAM) 29pts
5. Jeffrey Johan Romero (Colombia) 18pts
Points Classification:
1. Grega Bole (Vacansoliel) 64pts
2. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) 62pts
3. Anthony Roux (FDJ) 60pts
4. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) 55pts
5. Christopher Sutton (Sky) 34pts
Young Riders:
1. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack)
2. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) +0
3. Pim Ligthart (Vacansoliel) +8
4. Danny Van Poppel (Vacansoliel) +8
5. Taylor Phinney (BMC) +12
7. Luke Rowe (Sky) +20
Team Classification:
1. Bretagne Seche Environnement
2. Sojasun +0
3. Movistar +0
4. Katusha +0
5. Vini Fantini +0
9. Sky Procycling +0
Stage 5:
Spoiler
Stage Results::
Stage:
1. Christopher Sutton (Sky)
2. Grega Bole (Vacansoliel) +0
3. Taylor Phinney (BMC) +0
4. Oscar gatto (Vini Fantini) +0
5. Geoffrey Soupe (FDJ) +0
6. Reinardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) +0
7. Pim Ligthart (Vacansoliel) +0
8. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +0
9. Manuel Belletti (AG2R) +0
Francesco Lasca (Caja Rural) +0
12. Bradley Wiggins (Sky) +0
16. Luke Rowe (Sky) +0
26. Bernhard Eisel (Sky) +0
35. Gabriel Rasch (Sky) +0
40. Danny Pate (Sky) +0
41. Andre Kunitski (Sky) +0
Overall GC:
1. Grega Bole (Vacansoliel) +0
2. Anthony Roux (FDJ) +0
3. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) +32
4. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +32
5. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) +32
12. Luke Rowe (Sky) +52
14. Bradley Wiggins (Sky) +52
16. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +52
44. Danny Pate (Sky) +52
47. Andre Kunitski (Sky) +52
130. Bernhard Eisel (Sky) +9:28
140. Gabriel Rasch (Sky) +13:24
Mountain Classification:
1. Julien Antomarchi (La Pomme) 60pts
2. Bernhard Eisel (Sky) 48pts
3. Xavier Florencio (Katusha) 40pts
4. Remi Cusin (IAM) 29pts
5. Jeffrey Johan Romero (Colombia) 18pts
Points Classification:
1. Grega Bole (Vacansoliel) 64pts
2. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) 62pts
3. Anthony Roux (FDJ) 60pts
4. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) 55pts
5. Christopher Sutton (Sky) 34pts
Young Riders:
1. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack)
2. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) +0
3. Pim Ligthart (Vacansoliel) +8
4. Danny Van Poppel (Vacansoliel) +8
5. Taylor Phinney (BMC) +12
7. Luke Rowe (Sky) +20
Team Classification:
1. Bretagne Seche Environnement
2. Sojasun +0
3. Movistar +0
4. Katusha +0
5. Vini Fantini +0
9. Sky Procycling +0
Stage 6 (ITT): (Final Stage)
Spoiler
Stage Results:
Stage:
1. Jonathan Castroviejo (Movistar)
2. Marco Pinotti (BMC) +2
3. Alex Dowsett (movistar) +4
4. Taylor Phinney (BMC) +6
5. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +6
6. Johan Le Bon (FDJ) +11
7. Bradley Wiggins (Sky) +11
8. Jeremy Roy (FDJ) +12
9. Yaroslav Popyvch (Radioschack) +14
10. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) +14
20. luke Rowe (Sky) +23
29. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +29
173. Danny Pate (Sky) +1:00
188. Andre Kunitski (Sky) +1:12
192. Bernhard Eisel (Sky) +1:21
193. Gabriel Rasch (Sky) +1:29
Overall GC:
1. Anthony Roux (FDJ)
2. Christopher Sutton (Sky) +3
3. Taylor Phinney (BMC) +7
4. Grega Bole (Vacansoliel) +8
5. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) +11
10. Bradley Wiggins (Sky) +28
19. Luke Rowe (Sky) +40
24. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +46
54. Danny Pate (Sky) +1:17
55. Andre Kunitski (Sky) +1:25
130. Bernhard Eisel (Sky) +10:14
140. Gabriel Rasch (Sky) +14:18
Mountain Classification:
1. Julien Antomarchi (La Pomme) 60pts
2. Bernhard Eisel (Sky) 48pts
3. Xavier Florencio (Katusha) 40pts
4. Remi Cusin (IAM) 29pts
5. Jeffrey Johan Romero (Colombia) 18pts
Points Classification:
1. Grega Bole (Vacansoliel) 64pts
2. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) 62pts
3. Anthony Roux (FDJ) 60pts
4. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) 55pts
5. Christopher Sutton (Sky) 34pts
Young Riders:
1. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack)
2. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) +0
3. Pim Ligthart (Vacansoliel) +8
4. Danny Van Poppel (Vacansoliel) +8
5. Taylor Phinney (BMC) +12
7. Luke Rowe (Sky) +20
Team Classification:
1. Movistar Team
2. BMC Racing Team +3
3. Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr +17
4. Sky Procycling +19
5. Radioschack-Leopard +28
Edited by Adamb on 28-08-2013 23:50
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| Christopher Froome |
Posted on 27-08-2013 18:50
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Just outside the top 5 unlucky Adam |
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Geraint came so close to winning the Overall Tour Down Under  |
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| Adamb |
Posted on 28-08-2013 12:45
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Team GB Squad announced for the worlds
Today Team GB manager Sir Dave Brailsford announced his two team's for the World Championships in Firenzie, Italy. Dave Brailsford said that ' He Couldn't wait for the world's and i think that Great Britain have the best chance they have ever had, Especially with the Time-Trial where we hope Sir Bradley Wiggins can win it. We asked him to Announce his squad, so he did.
Road Race:
Geraint Thomas - Leader
Mark Cavendish - Sprinter
Ben Swift - Sprinter
Jonathan Tiernan-Locke - Team Mate
Peter Kennaugh - Team Mate
Ian Stannard - Team Mate
Joshua Edmondson - Team Mate
Stephen Cummings - Team Mate
David Millar - Team Mate
Time-Trial
Bradley Wiggins
Chris Froome
Geraint Thomas
I think that Nibali will prbably win the road race being in his own country. But the Time-Trial will be between German monster Tony Martin and Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins. |
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