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EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling Story (2010)
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Update Section
Last Updated - December 20, 2010
Spoiler In-Game Date: June 24, 2010
Current Race: National Championships
Sponsor Confidence: Very Good
Money: 322,451 Euros
Stage Wins: 16
Tour Wins: 6
Vuelta a la Region de Murcia (T. Lovkvist)
Criterium International (T. Lovkvist)
Circuit Sarth-Pays de la Loire (J. Peraud)
Amgen Tour of California (G.E. Larsson)
Bayern-Rundfahrt (G.E. Larsson)
Philadelphia International Championship (T. Lovkvist)
Last Stage Win: June 6, 2010 - T. Lovkvist
Mountain Jersey's (Tour) Wins: 4
Sprint Jersey's (Tour) Win's: 2
Young Rider (Tour) Wins: 2
Continental Tour Ranking: 5th - 1420 Points
Pro Tour Leader: Cassie d'Epargne - 993 Points
Top Continental Rider: Thomas Lovkvist
Top Pro Tour Rider: Damiano Cunego
Always Updated after Each Race - On the First Post of the Thread(Anything that can make it better let me know)
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(All Races Were Simulated, For Realism Purposes and Time)
Congrats to both Lovkvist and Larsson on a job well done. Be on the look-out for those NC Jerseys in peloton soon.
Next report will be tomorrow. The of End-June Report; Which will included our new riders for next season!  Plus the always included look back on the key events that happened over the past month.
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Posted on 20-12-2010 21:50
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Your layout is getting better and better every time. Nice to see an underdog in Hebik win the Czech champs. |
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Posted on 20-12-2010 21:54
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valverde321 wrote:
Your layout is getting better and better every time. Nice to see an underdog in Hebik win the Czech champs.
Wait untill you see the what I did for our new riders coming in, the layout turned out real nice!
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Posted on 21-12-2010 19:21
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June Month-End Summary
Race Recaps -
Philadelphia International Championship
- Lovkvist: 1st
- Larsson: 2nd
- Peterson: 4th
Best Pic
Air Force Cycling Classic
- Talansky: 35th
Best Pic
Ster Elektrotoer
- Stage 1: Lovkvist 2nd
- Stage 3: Lovkvist 2nd
- Stage 4: Lovkvist 5th
- GC: Lovkvist 2nd
Best Pic
Other Races - The 2 Prep-TDF Races
Season Rankings -
UCI Rider Standings:
UCI Team Standings:
CT Rider Standings:
CT Team Standings:
Rider Wins:
Team Wins:
*New* Our Rider Progression -
Start of Season
Now
Awards -
Magazine:
Team:
Best Rider - Thomas Lovkvist
Best Young Rider - Thomas Peterson
Bank Statement -
Every month we are increasing at a higher rate, sponsors are loving the extra cash inflow.
Team Transfers -
Stay tuned, a special report will occur in the next few hours ...
July Preview -
Tour de Delta (3 Stages)
Tour de Qinghai Lake (9 Stages)
Chicago Criterium
Spoiler Hopefully next season Tour de France will be listed here  .
(Click Any Image To Enlarge)
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Edited by Mresuperstar on 21-12-2010 19:22
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EA-Sony Ericsson 2010 Team Transfers
Hello, and Welcome to all. We are proud to present our 2011 squad today. With some of the best sponsors in cycling they have increased our team budget after a very successful 6 months. So now we would like to present our returning riders for next season ...
Plus Jimmy Licina
Now for the fun part. We would like to give a nice thank you for our new 8 riders for signing onto this very young team. As we try to make it into the Pro Tour next season. And here we go ...
Taylor Phinney ... one of the hardest riders to get a hold of. After finally getting passed his agent he saw what our team was turning into. And one big factor was that we were located here in the USA. After trying to get offers from USA Pro Tour Teams, he turned to us, and we are happy he did.
Steven Cozza ... After forking over 50,000 euros to Garmin, Cozza was happy to jump ship in hopes of being important rider here at EA-Sony and not a helper role with Garmin.
Jake Keough ... After seeing Keough win the Air Force Cycling Classic, he got on the phone right away. It took 35,000 euros to get United Healthcare to release their contract. But is a small price to pay for a future great sprinter.
Brice Feillu ... A growing star climber, brother of Romain Feillu, had a hard time parting ways with his brother. But he realized for him to get out of Romain's shadow, he had to create his own legacy. After repeating to him over and over again, that take part in TDF next year was our top goal. Brice said his goodbye to Romain.
Alexandre Pichot ... Another French rider, at age 27, he is going to provide valuable lessons to our young sprinters. And hopefully can win some sprints himself.
Fredrik Kessiakoff ... Larsson and Lovkvist pleaded to us to sign Kessiakoff. We barely got two words out over the phone before he said yes. Kessiakoff does take the highest wage of our signings, but also the highest AVG. And hopefully the best impact.
Matthew Hayman ... Adding a new country to our squad wasn't easy. And Team Sky made sure we paid a price, 40,000. Hayman will provide moral support for our next rider. And also will take part in many breakaways to earn a few more wins before he hangs up his wheels.
Leigh Howard ... Another sprinter is added due to our lack of bunch sprint wins this season. At 20 years old he took a risk not signing with one of the top Pro Tour Teams, and instead took a chance with this up and coming Team. And not only that, he took a pay cut to do so.
There are our new 8 riders for next season. And here is an overview of their stats.
Comments Away ...
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Posted on 22-12-2010 08:52
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Really nice...great signings...up way to the PT next season.
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Posted on 22-12-2010 14:38
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baia wrote:
Really nice...great signings...up way to the PT next season.
Thank You, It took a while to decide on these 8 riders, but in the end they make our squad have much more depth, and more chances for wins.
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Posted on 22-12-2010 15:49
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You are definetly going for sprintjerseys now and not for ggt wins... Jesus 6 sprinters is way to much
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Posted on 22-12-2010 16:09
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I going to group stages together on a few posts, but since this is the first stage I thought I would make an exception just to show you how I'm going to post the results. For those that haven't read the whole story, our team is not in the field.
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Posted on 23-12-2010 19:31
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No Reports for the Next 2-3 Days.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
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Posted on 30-12-2010 00:22
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Update: I'm Back, been Playing Fifa 11 (Beating Valverde321  ) and celebrating the holidays with family. So its about time to release a few more Tour de France Updates, Stages 2-4 ...
If Cavendish keeps this pace up he is certainly going to have a chance at the most wins in a single tour. (And I'm going to run out of pictures of him in green  )
Thats it for now.
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Posted on 30-12-2010 03:11
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We had two ties!  |
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Posted on 31-12-2010 12:17
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Happy New Year.
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Posted on 31-12-2010 21:38
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baia wrote:
Happy New Year.
You Too! And thank you for being one of my top followers on my story this year.
And another thank you valverde321 as another close follower. Plus to the few others that comment a few times or not at all, thank you. Happy New Year!!!
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Tour de Delta Stage 1 Report
Our Riders -
The first stage of a small 3 day tour in Canada. Larsson comes in as the favorite for today, also Peraud has a chance for a top 10. But being only a 2km ITT not much time can be gain. It is possible though to win GC with a win today because the other two stages are sprinter stages.
Peraud is our first rider to leave the gate, and by the end of the day holds onto 8th place, 8 seconds back.
Larsson, even in OK form (71 Fitness), never lets us down! Wearing his Sweden ITT National Championship Jersey, Larsson takes the win and the leader's jersey for tomorrows stage.
Stage 1 Results -
Spoiler 1 Gustav Erik Larsson EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling 3'02
2 Michael Creed Team Type 1 + 5
3 David Veilleux Kelly Benefit Strategies + 6
4 Alex Dowsett Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
5 David Boily Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
6 Ben Day Fly V Australia s.t.
7 Mark Hinnen Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
8 Jean-Christophe Peraud EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 8
9 Kim Borry An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
10 Will Routley Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
11 Cesar Grajales Bahati Foundation s.t.
12 Bobby Lea Bahati Foundation + 9
13 Coen Vermeltfoort Rabobank CT s.t.
14 Ryan Anderson Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
15 Johan Le Bon Bretagne - Schuller s.t.
16 Lanell Rockmore Bahati Foundation + 10
17 Boy Van Poppel Rabobank CT s.t.
18 Christian Poos Continental Team Differdange s.t.
19 Lluis Mas Burgos Monumental - Castilla y Leon s.t.
20 Gert-Jan Van Immerseel Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
21 Bruno Radotic Meridiana Kamen Team s.t.
22 Danny Finneran Adageo Energy s.t.
23 Brian Ligneel Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
24 Jay Thomson Fly V Australia s.t.
25 Evan Hyde Bahati Foundation + 11
26 Nick Van der Lijke Rabobank CT s.t.
27 Adrian Hegyvari UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis + 12
28 Connor McConvey An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
29 Bjorn Brems An Post - Sean Kelly + 13
30 Frank Travieso Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
31 William Dickeson Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
32 Aurélien Passeron Meridiana Kamen Team s.t.
33 David Jai Crawford Fly V Australia s.t.
34 Neil Shirley Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
35 Ben Kersten Fly V Australia + 14
36 Brian Bulgac Rabobank CT s.t.
37 Nico Schneider Continental Team Differdange s.t.
38 Tom Soladay Team Type 1 s.t.
39 Rory Sutherland UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
40 Max Jenkins UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
41 Florian Vachon Bretagne - Schuller s.t.
42 Shawn Milne Team Type 1 s.t.
43 Jackie Simes Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
44 Patrick Gressnich Continental Team Differdange s.t.
45 Thomas Nelson Adageo Energy + 16
46 Andrew Talansky EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling s.t.
47 Bjorn De Decker Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht + 17
48 Robert Retschke Continental Team Differdange s.t.
49 Davide Frattini Team Type 1 s.t.
50 Justin Williams Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
51 Timothy Dupont Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
52 Simon Lambert-Lemay Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
53 Maxim Debusschere An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
54 Raúl Santamarta Burgos Monumental - Castilla y Leon + 21
55 Bernard Van Ulden Jelly Belly presented by Kenda + 25
56 Jean-Marc Bideau Bretagne - Schuller + 27
57 HÃ¥kan Nilsson Continental Team Differdange + 33
58 Aldo Ino Ilesic Team Type 1 s.t.
59 Andrew Bajadali Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
60 Andrew Randell Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
61 Sven Van Dousselaere Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
62 Corney Collier Bahati Foundation s.t.
63 Gaël Malacarne Bretagne - Schuller s.t.
64 Zachary Bell Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
65 Jesse Sergent Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
66 Charles Dionne Fly V Australia s.t.
67 Matt Rice Bahati Foundation s.t.
68 Martijn Keizer Rabobank CT s.t.
69 Taylor Phinney Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
70 Michael Friedman Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
71 Olegs Melehs Meridiana Kamen Team s.t.
72 Alessandro Bazzana Fly V Australia s.t.
73 Timon Seubert Team NetApp s.t.
74 Christophe Anziani EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling s.t.
75 Marc De Maar UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
76 Jetse Bol Rabobank CT s.t.
77 Jempy Drucker Continental Team Differdange s.t.
78 Thomas Rabou Team Type 1 s.t.
79 Alexander Boyd Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
80 Nico Eeckhout An Post - Sean Kelly + 34
81 Jonathan Chodroff Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
82 Joeri Calleeuw Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
83 Cesare Benedetti Team NetApp s.t.
84 Niek Van Geffen Rabobank CT + 41
85 Thimothy Roe Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
86 Matthew Brammeier An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
87 Guido Palma Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
88 Charles Bradley Huff Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
89 Byron Guama Burgos Monumental - Castilla y Leon s.t.
90 Mariano Giallorenzo Meridiana Kamen Team s.t.
91 Bernard Sulzberger Fly V Australia s.t.
92 Bennet Van der Genugten Adageo Energy s.t.
93 Andrew Pinfold UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
94 Jasper Ockeloen Rabobank CT s.t.
95 Cyrille Heymans Continental Team Differdange s.t.
96 Ken Hanson Team Type 1 s.t.
97 Ronan McLaughlin An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
98 AnÃbal Borrajo Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
99 Diego Gallego Burgos Monumental - Castilla y Leon s.t.
100 Kenny Terweduwe Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
101 Salvatore Commesso Meridiana Kamen Team s.t.
102 Cody Stevenson Adageo Energy s.t.
103 Karl Menzies UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
104 Jean-Luc Delpech Bretagne - Schuller s.t.
105 Sébastien Harbonnier Continental Team Differdange s.t.
106 Joe Eldridge Team Type 1 s.t.
107 Ian MacGregor Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
108 Mark Cassidy An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
109 Luis Alberto Romero Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
110 Martin Gilbert Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
111 Andrés Antuña Burgos Monumental - Castilla y Leon s.t.
112 Steve Schets Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
113 Tobias Eggli Adageo Energy s.t.
114 Ryan Baumann Bahati Foundation s.t.
115 Lilian Jégou Bretagne - Schuller s.t.
116 Adrian Udesen Team Designa Køkken - Blue Water s.t.
117 Cody Campbell Trek Livestrong U23 + 42
118 Alejandro Borrajo Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
119 Guillaume Boivin Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
120 Gregory Brenes Burgos Monumental - Castilla y Leon s.t.
121 Nicola D'Andrea Meridiana Kamen Team s.t.
122 David Tanner Fly V Australia s.t.
123 Tim Farnham Adageo Energy s.t.
124 Hilton Clarke Bahati Foundation s.t.
125 Masauso Wells EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 49
126 Eric Boily Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
127 Moses Crawford EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling s.t.
Interview - Gustav Erik Larsson
Q: Another Win ... Easiest win of the year?
A; Even tough the times were close, I'm not going to lie ... Yeah. Coming in I knew Peruad was probably going to be my hardest competition on this stage. And he just had a bad day. Now the hard part is keeping the sprinters away from my leader's jersey over the next two days.
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Posted on 09-01-2011 03:25
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Great start...if i hadn´t saw the race i would think(with such small gaps) that Creed,Veillux and others are really strong in TT.
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Posted on 12-01-2011 00:06
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baia wrote:
Great start...if i hadn´t saw the race i would think(with such small gaps) that Creed,Veillux and others are really strong in TT. Yeah, with such a short distance (2 kms) the outcome didn't produce big enough gaps for Larsson to sit back for the next two flat stages. Which also should open the door to the sprinters to take 1st away from Larsson with time bonuses. I hope to get stage 2 done by tomorrow  .
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Posted on 12-01-2011 23:11
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Tour de Delta Stage 2 Report
Stage 2 is a 54km criterium in Lehigh Cement, Canada. With Larsson in yellow by a few seconds we are in charge of bring back any breakways today.
And breakaways there were ... chaos all over the road. but we keep our tiempo steady, and with 20kms to go everyone was in the peloton.
The pace kicks up as the sprinter trains form. Creating little room back deep in the peloton creating the first of many crashes ...
... And yes your eyes are right ... that is the yellow jersey.
Larsson gets cliped from behind and skids into the barrier along the side of the road. Lucky taking nobody with him. Peraud and Talansky take my orders to stay in the peloton and not fall back to get Larsson.
Larsson jumps to his feet as fast as he could, but the peloton was riding away, and so was Larsson's yellow jersey.
Peraud didn't have the energy to give Talansky a lead-out ... Hilton Clarke wins the stage ...
Gustav loses 4 minutes  .
Stage 2 Results -
Spoiler 1 Hilton Clarke Bahati Foundation 1h07'29
2 Aldo Ino Ilesic Team Type 1 s.t.
3 Andrew Pinfold UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
4 Aurélien Passeron Meridiana Kamen Team s.t.
5 Charles Bradley Huff Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
6 Nico Eeckhout An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
7 Coen Vermeltfoort Rabobank CT s.t.
8 Rory Sutherland UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
9 Cyrille Heymans Continental Team Differdange s.t.
10 Kenny Terweduwe Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
11 Lilian Jégou Bretagne - Schuller s.t.
12 Timothy Dupont Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
13 Matthew Brammeier An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
14 Alejandro Borrajo Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
15 Steve Schets Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
16 Will Routley Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
17 Jasper Ockeloen Rabobank CT s.t.
18 Ryan Baumann Bahati Foundation s.t.
19 Ken Hanson Team Type 1 s.t.
20 Jetse Bol Rabobank CT s.t.
21 Michael Friedman Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
22 Karl Menzies UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
23 Niek Van Geffen Rabobank CT s.t.
24 Corney Collier Bahati Foundation s.t.
25 Sven Van Dousselaere Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
26 AnÃbal Borrajo Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
27 Salvatore Commesso Meridiana Kamen Team s.t.
28 Martijn Keizer Rabobank CT s.t.
29 Nick Van der Lijke Rabobank CT s.t.
30 Florian Vachon Bretagne - Schuller s.t.
31 Lanell Rockmore Bahati Foundation s.t.
32 Mariano Giallorenzo Meridiana Kamen Team s.t.
33 Kim Borry An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
34 Matt Rice Bahati Foundation s.t.
35 Boy Van Poppel Rabobank CT s.t.
36 Jean-Luc Delpech Bretagne - Schuller s.t.
37 Cesar Grajales Bahati Foundation s.t.
38 Adrian Hegyvari UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
39 Jempy Drucker Continental Team Differdange s.t.
40 Bobby Lea Bahati Foundation s.t.
41 Mark Cassidy An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
42 Maxim Debusschere An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
43 Marc De Maar UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
44 Max Jenkins UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
45 Christian Poos Continental Team Differdange s.t.
46 HÃ¥kan Nilsson Continental Team Differdange s.t.
47 Jean-Christophe Peraud EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling s.t.
48 Connor McConvey An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
49 Nico Schneider Continental Team Differdange s.t.
50 Patrick Gressnich Continental Team Differdange s.t.
51 Andrew Talansky EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling s.t.
52 Ronan McLaughlin An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
53 Jean-Marc Bideau Bretagne - Schuller s.t.
54 Gaël Malacarne Bretagne - Schuller s.t.
55 Robert Retschke Continental Team Differdange s.t.
56 Joe Eldridge Team Type 1 s.t.
57 Michael Creed Team Type 1 s.t.
58 Bernard Van Ulden Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
59 Jonathan Chodroff Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
60 Bjorn Brems An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
61 Byron Guama Burgos Monumental - Castilla y Leon s.t.
62 David Tanner Fly V Australia s.t.
63 Charles Dionne Fly V Australia s.t.
64 Gregory Brenes Burgos Monumental - Castilla y Leon s.t.
65 Lluis Mas Burgos Monumental - Castilla y Leon s.t.
66 Guido Palma Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
67 Tom Soladay Team Type 1 s.t.
68 Cody Stevenson Adageo Energy s.t.
69 Bernard Sulzberger Fly V Australia s.t.
70 Tobias Eggli Adageo Energy s.t.
71 Andrés Antuña Burgos Monumental - Castilla y Leon s.t.
72 Cesare Benedetti Team NetApp s.t.
73 Evan Hyde Bahati Foundation s.t.
74 Diego Gallego Burgos Monumental - Castilla y Leon s.t.
75 Davide Frattini Team Type 1 s.t.
76 Ben Kersten Fly V Australia s.t.
77 Raúl Santamarta Burgos Monumental - Castilla y Leon s.t.
78 Sébastien Harbonnier Continental Team Differdange s.t.
79 Thomas Nelson Adageo Energy s.t.
80 Jesse Sergent Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
81 Justin Williams Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
82 Brian Bulgac Rabobank CT s.t.
83 Ian MacGregor Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
84 Bennet Van der Genugten Adageo Energy s.t.
85 Taylor Phinney Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
86 Neil Shirley Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
87 Brian Ligneel Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
88 Gert-Jan Van Immerseel Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
89 Bjorn De Decker Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
90 Cody Campbell Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
91 Bruno Radotic Meridiana Kamen Team s.t.
92 Martin Gilbert Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
93 Luis Alberto Romero Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
94 Frank Travieso Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
95 Jackie Simes Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
96 David Jai Crawford Fly V Australia s.t.
97 Olegs Melehs Meridiana Kamen Team s.t.
98 Ben Day Fly V Australia s.t.
99 Alexander Boyd Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
100 Tim Farnham Adageo Energy s.t.
101 William Dickeson Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
102 Danny Finneran Adageo Energy s.t.
103 Zachary Bell Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
104 Mark Hinnen Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
105 Ryan Anderson Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
106 Andrew Bajadali Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
107 Simon Lambert-Lemay Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
108 David Veilleux Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
109 Jay Thomson Fly V Australia s.t.
110 Johan Le Bon Bretagne - Schuller s.t.
111 Guillaume Boivin Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
112 Eric Boily Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
113 Thimothy Roe Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
114 Andrew Randell Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
115 David Boily Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
116 Alex Dowsett Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
117 Timon Seubert Team NetApp s.t.
118 Joeri Calleeuw Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
119 Masauso Wells EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling s.t.
120 Adrian Udesen Team Designa Køkken - Blue Water + 2'14
121 Nicola D'Andrea Meridiana Kamen Team s.t.
122 Alessandro Bazzana Fly V Australia + 3'25
123 Gustav Erik Larsson EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 4'00
124 Thomas Rabou Team Type 1 + 4'35
125 Christophe Anziani EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 5'00
126 Moses Crawford EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 5'41
GC Results -
Spoiler 1 Michael Creed Team Type 1 1h10'36
2 Ben Day Fly V Australia + 1
3 David Veilleux Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
4 Mark Hinnen Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
5 Alex Dowsett Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
6 David Boily Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
7 Will Routley Jelly Belly presented by Kenda + 3
8 Kim Borry An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
9 Cesar Grajales Bahati Foundation s.t.
10 Jean-Christophe Peraud EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling s.t.
11 Coen Vermeltfoort Rabobank CT + 4
12 Bobby Lea Bahati Foundation s.t.
13 Ryan Anderson Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
14 Johan Le Bon Bretagne - Schuller s.t.
15 Lanell Rockmore Bahati Foundation + 5
16 Boy Van Poppel Rabobank CT s.t.
17 Christian Poos Continental Team Differdange s.t.
18 Lluis Mas Burgos Monumental - Castilla y Leon s.t.
19 Gert-Jan Van Immerseel Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
20 Brian Ligneel Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
21 Bruno Radotic Meridiana Kamen Team s.t.
22 Danny Finneran Adageo Energy s.t.
23 Jay Thomson Fly V Australia s.t.
24 Nick Van der Lijke Rabobank CT + 6
25 Evan Hyde Bahati Foundation s.t.
26 Adrian Hegyvari UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis + 7
27 Connor McConvey An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
28 Aurélien Passeron Meridiana Kamen Team + 8
29 Bjorn Brems An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
30 Neil Shirley Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
31 Frank Travieso Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
32 David Jai Crawford Fly V Australia s.t.
33 William Dickeson Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
34 Rory Sutherland UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis + 9
35 Florian Vachon Bretagne - Schuller s.t.
36 Max Jenkins UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
37 Nico Schneider Continental Team Differdange s.t.
38 Patrick Gressnich Continental Team Differdange s.t.
39 Tom Soladay Team Type 1 s.t.
40 Ben Kersten Fly V Australia s.t.
41 Brian Bulgac Rabobank CT s.t.
42 Jackie Simes Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
43 Andrew Talansky EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 11
44 Thomas Nelson Adageo Energy s.t.
45 Timothy Dupont Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht + 12
46 Maxim Debusschere An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
47 Robert Retschke Continental Team Differdange s.t.
48 Davide Frattini Team Type 1 s.t.
49 Justin Williams Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
50 Bjorn De Decker Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
51 Simon Lambert-Lemay Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
52 Raúl Santamarta Burgos Monumental - Castilla y Leon + 16
53 Bernard Van Ulden Jelly Belly presented by Kenda + 20
54 Aldo Ino Ilesic Team Type 1 + 22
55 Jean-Marc Bideau Bretagne - Schuller s.t.
56 Hilton Clarke Bahati Foundation + 27
57 Sven Van Dousselaere Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht + 28
58 Corney Collier Bahati Foundation s.t.
59 Michael Friedman Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
60 Martijn Keizer Rabobank CT s.t.
61 Jetse Bol Rabobank CT s.t.
62 Matt Rice Bahati Foundation s.t.
63 HÃ¥kan Nilsson Continental Team Differdange s.t.
64 Jempy Drucker Continental Team Differdange s.t.
65 Gaël Malacarne Bretagne - Schuller s.t.
66 Marc De Maar UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
67 Charles Dionne Fly V Australia s.t.
68 Jesse Sergent Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
69 Taylor Phinney Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
70 Andrew Bajadali Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
71 Zachary Bell Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
72 Olegs Melehs Meridiana Kamen Team s.t.
73 Andrew Randell Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
74 Alexander Boyd Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
75 Timon Seubert Team NetApp s.t.
76 Nico Eeckhout An Post - Sean Kelly + 29
77 Jonathan Chodroff Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
78 Cesare Benedetti Team NetApp s.t.
79 Joeri Calleeuw Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
80 Andrew Pinfold UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis + 32
81 Charles Bradley Huff Jelly Belly presented by Kenda + 36
82 Matthew Brammeier An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
83 Cyrille Heymans Continental Team Differdange s.t.
84 Niek Van Geffen Rabobank CT s.t.
85 Kenny Terweduwe Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
86 Jasper Ockeloen Rabobank CT s.t.
87 Ken Hanson Team Type 1 s.t.
88 Mariano Giallorenzo Meridiana Kamen Team s.t.
89 AnÃbal Borrajo Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
90 Karl Menzies UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
91 Lilian Jégou Bretagne - Schuller s.t.
92 Steve Schets Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht s.t.
93 Salvatore Commesso Meridiana Kamen Team s.t.
94 Ryan Baumann Bahati Foundation s.t.
95 Jean-Luc Delpech Bretagne - Schuller s.t.
96 Ronan McLaughlin An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
97 Mark Cassidy An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
98 Byron Guama Burgos Monumental - Castilla y Leon s.t.
99 Guido Palma Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
100 Bernard Sulzberger Fly V Australia s.t.
101 Joe Eldridge Team Type 1 s.t.
102 Cody Stevenson Adageo Energy s.t.
103 Diego Gallego Burgos Monumental - Castilla y Leon s.t.
104 Bennet Van der Genugten Adageo Energy s.t.
105 Andrés Antuña Burgos Monumental - Castilla y Leon s.t.
106 Sébastien Harbonnier Continental Team Differdange s.t.
107 Tobias Eggli Adageo Energy s.t.
108 Ian MacGregor Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
109 Thimothy Roe Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
110 Luis Alberto Romero Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
111 Martin Gilbert Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
112 Alejandro Borrajo Jamis - Sutter Home + 37
113 Gregory Brenes Burgos Monumental - Castilla y Leon s.t.
114 David Tanner Fly V Australia s.t.
115 Cody Campbell Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
116 Tim Farnham Adageo Energy s.t.
117 Guillaume Boivin Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
118 Eric Boily Spidertech powered by Planet Energy + 44
119 Masauso Wells EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling s.t.
120 Adrian Udesen Team Designa Køkken - Blue Water + 2'50
121 Nicola D'Andrea Meridiana Kamen Team + 2'51
122 Alessandro Bazzana Fly V Australia + 3'53
123 Gustav Erik Larsson EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 3'55
124 Thomas Rabou Team Type 1 + 5'03
125 Christophe Anziani EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 5'28
126 Moses Crawford EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 6'25
Note: Positions of Same Time Are Decided By Finish Order Of Stage 2
Sprint Point Results -
Spoiler 1 Gustav Erik Larsson EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling 25
2 Hilton Clarke Bahati Foundation 25
3 Michael Creed Team Type 1 20
4 Aldo Ino Ilesic Team Type 1 20
5 David Veilleux Kelly Benefit Strategies 16
6 Andrew Pinfold UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis 16
7 Alex Dowsett Trek Livestrong U23 14
8 Aurélien Passeron Meridiana Kamen Team 14
9 David Boily Spidertech powered by Planet Energy 12
10 Coen Vermeltfoort Rabobank CT 12
11 Charles Bradley Huff Jelly Belly presented by Kenda 12
12 Ben Day Fly V Australia 10
13 Nico Eeckhout An Post - Sean Kelly 10
14 Mark Hinnen Kelly Benefit Strategies 9
15 Jean-Christophe Peraud EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling 8
16 Rory Sutherland UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis 8
17 Kim Borry An Post - Sean Kelly 7
18 Cyrille Heymans Continental Team Differdange 7
19 Will Routley Jelly Belly presented by Kenda 6
20 Kenny Terweduwe Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht 6
21 Cesar Grajales Bahati Foundation 5
22 Lilian Jégou Bretagne - Schuller 5
23 Bobby Lea Bahati Foundation 4
24 Timothy Dupont Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht 4
25 Matthew Brammeier An Post - Sean Kelly 3
26 Ryan Anderson Kelly Benefit Strategies 2
27 Alejandro Borrajo Jamis - Sutter Home 2
28 Johan Le Bon Bretagne - Schuller 1
29 Steve Schets Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht 1
Interview - Gustav Erik Larsson
Q: What happened out there? And how do you feel?
A: I honestly don't know why a rider would come up from behind and "accidently" tap my back tire. Right now I wish I could hit the reset button on today's stage, but I have a feeling that it wouldn't matter because somehow I'd "accidently" crash again. What some teams do to win is beyond me. And to address the other question, my body is fine and I hope to take some of this angry out on tomorrow's stage ... Stay Tuned.
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I can´t believe,...why such falls happen when we don´t need them?Really bad luck,hope Gustav can gain some time in next ones..
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