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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 21-08-2009 14:21
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SotD wrote:
That is one SHITTY result. How on earth can a decent TT'er lose 50 seconds on 10kms. 8th for Samuel Sánchez is NO way near good enough, and loosing shit loads of points on Wikipedia and Rabobank doesn't make this one bit better... We need to get a killer result in the Pais Vasco to cut back into the top. But first is Ronde where we will lose even more ground... Not good at all...
Okay lets swap results. No? Thought not 
Consider that Coppel is 11 TT stats better than Sanchez, even without a national boost.
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| mrlol |
Posted on 21-08-2009 14:23
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6th and 8th in GC is very accetable. Too bad 3rd was all Rogers could do..
still, bigger time differences then expected.
overall, and okay race for me.. only... rabobank takes too many poinst, as does wikipedia |
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| rjc_43 |
Posted on 21-08-2009 14:23
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Whoot. 44 points for Phinney in the GC alone, and another 14 for Boom. Plus 5 for all the rest of the team that finished. I like this scoring system, just keeps ticking you along, even if you do nothing but show up with 7 guys. And luckily in races with TT's I can normally do a bit better than just show up. I can't wait until next season (already) purely so show off Phinney with his rather high stats
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| rodda |
Posted on 21-08-2009 14:28
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ugly.
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 21-08-2009 14:33
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Rankings
They close in on the cobbles and now leap back into the lead, Wikipedia making the most of Coppel and Zabriskie with La Gazetta slipping to 2nd despite Michael Rogers. Rabobank jump up to 3rd, pushing Festina and Warner Brothers down to 4th and 5th. British Airways jump up to 17th from 12th, with Accumalux slipping back into the Bottom 2 but it remains close with only 300 pts separating 8th and 17th.
| 1 | Wikipedia | 1899 | | 2 | La Gazzetta dello Sport | 1772 | | 3 | Rabobank | 1742 | | 4 | Festina - Seiko | 1562 | | 5 | Warner Brothers | 1438 | | 6 | Virgin Media - Caisse d'Epargne | 1385 | | 7 | Lipton Ice Tea | 1237 | | 8 | Philips - Hummel | 1089 | | 9 | Crédit Lyonnais | 1050 | | 10 | Domina Vacanze | 981 | | 11 | Team B&O | 975 | | 12 | British Airways - Martini | 965 | | 13 | American Suzuki | 959 | | 14 | Unicef RT | 941 | | 15 | White Bear - Wild Horse | 923 | | 16 | SIC Radical - Timberland | 842 | | 17 | Accumalux-Huez | 778 | | 18 | Eurosport | 454 |
Bennati still leads Individually, but he now has both Gesink and Zabriskie close to him with Samuel Sanchez also up there. Chavanel is up to 8th while Niemiec is the first rider to score over 100 pts in three separate stage races.
| 1 | Daniele Bennati | ITA | La Gazzetta dello Sport | 684 | | 2 | Robert Gesink | NED | Rabobank | 676 | | 3 | David Zabriskie | USA | Wikipedia | 662 | | 4 | Samuel Sánchez Gonzalez | ESP | Festina - Seiko | 536 | | 5 | Tom Boonen | BEL | Warner Brothers | 496 | | 6 | Filippo Pozzato | ITA | Crédit Lyonnais | 453 | | 7 | Vincenzo Nibali | ITA | Domina Vacanze | 421 | | 8 | Sylvain Chavanel | FRA | British Airways - Martini | 420 | | 9 | Marcus Burghardt | GER | Wikipedia | 407 | | 10 | Gert Steegmans | BEL | Rabobank | 404 | | 11 | Przemyslaw Niemiec | POL | Lipton Ice Tea | 365 | | 12 | Lars Boom | NED | Virgin Media - Caisse d'Epargne | 363 | | 13 | Lars Croket | BEL | White Bear - Wild Horse | 357 | | 14 | Frank Schleck | LUX | Accumalux-Huez | 350 | | 15 | Alessandro Ballan | ITA | SIC Radical - Timberland | 329 | | 16 | Carlos Barredo | ESP | Warner Brothers | 293 | | 17 | Maxime Vantomme | BEL | Philips - Hummel | 292 | | 18 | Carlos Castaño | ESP | Festina - Seiko | 285 | | 19 | Danilo Di Luca | ITA | La Gazzetta dello Sport | 274 | | 20 | Jerome Coppel | FRA | Wikipedia | 271 | | 21 | Fabian Cancellara | SWI | Unicef RT | 253 | | 22 | Jaroslav Popovych | UKR | Unicef RT | 250 | | 23 | Andrey Kashechkin | KAZ | Lipton Ice Tea | 241 | | 24 | Edvald Boasson Hagen | NOR | Team B&O | 219 | | 25 | Michael Rogers | AUS | La Gazzetta dello Sport | 218 |
Edited by SportingNonsense on 21-08-2009 14:35
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| mrlol |
Posted on 21-08-2009 14:36
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*Giro...Giro... just wait untill the Giro...*
Damn, Wikipedia way too strong |
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| alexkr00 |
Posted on 21-08-2009 14:44
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and van der Hugenhaben gets the KoM jersey 
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| stemple |
Posted on 21-08-2009 16:38
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I know it is still early, but there has been a couple of races, (atleast enough to gather an opinion) so who do you think will be the pro tour champion this year (individual & team). And who do you think will be relegated.
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| dave92 |
Posted on 21-08-2009 19:50
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mrlol wrote:
*Giro...Giro... just wait untill the Giro...*
Damn, Wikipedia way too strong
yeah, i have absolutely nothing going in the giro so at that point i will just hope not to loose to many spots. Although Zabriskie didnt win it was a good result to do a 1-2 in the TT and place so well in GC. I don't really see the team being able to contend for the title, but now im beginning to wonder about a potential top 5.
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| niconico |
Posted on 21-08-2009 20:14
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12th for Kreuziger is good, but had Hagen used common sense he should've Top 10ed easily. Very dissapointing result by him. That's the second dissapointing race for him in a row, hopefully he will finally get his consolation in Basque Tour, but Sanchez is going to be a tough nut to crack.
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 21-08-2009 20:16
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A_Schleck wrote:
12th for Kreuziger is good, but had Hagen used common sense he should've Top 10ed easily. Very dissapointing result by him. That's the second dissapointing race for him in a row, hopefully he will finally get his consolation in Basque Tour, but Sanchez is going to be a tough nut to crack.
Not as tough as Schleck (But less of Vasco for now, theyll be a discussion topic up for it in a bit)
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