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| tastasol |
Posted on 16-09-2012 16:00
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Last race for Cav in rainbow and he takes the win. Possibly last for Sky also. Impressive win also, the leadout wasn't good.
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| Wilier |
Posted on 16-09-2012 16:00
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GP Industria & Commercio di Prato
| 1 | Emanuele Sella |  | Androni Giocattoli - Venezuela 4h13'00" | | 2 | Luca Paolini | | Katusha Team | | 3 | Davide Rebellin | | Meridiana - Kamen Team | | 4 | Fabio Felline | | Androni Giocattoli - Venezuela 07" | | 5 | Giovanni Visconti | | Movistar Team 07" | | 6 | Angel Vicioso |  | Katusha Team 07" | | 7 | Oscar Gatto | | Farnese Vini - Selle Italia 07" | | 8 | Miguel Rubiano |  | Androni Giocattoli - Venezuela 07" | | 9 | Andrea Palini | | Team Idea 07" | | 10 | Yonathan Monsalve |  | Androni Giocattoli - Venezuela 07" |
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 16-09-2012 16:02
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Cavendish was just totally awesome in that sprint finish, not one rider could challenge him 
And Congratulations to Jonathan Tiernan-Locke on becoming the first British rider to win the Tour of Britain  |
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| Pellizotti2 |
Posted on 16-09-2012 16:05
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Cavendish was very smart in the finale there. Impressive victory.
But dear god, that was a dangerous finish! Very narrow and cobbled as well!
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 16-09-2012 16:16
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Pellizotti2 wrote:
Cavendish was very smart in the finale there. Impressive victory.
But dear god, that was a dangerous finish! Very narrow and cobbled as well!
Yeah i agree the finish was a bit dodgy, but glad to see that everyone got home safely |
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| Wilier |
Posted on 16-09-2012 17:55
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GP d'Isbergues - Pas de Calais
| 1 | John Degenkolb |  | Team Argos - Shimano | 4h59'23" | | 2 | Kenny van Hummel |  | Vacansoleil - DCM | | | 3 | Stéphane Poulhies |  | Saur - Sojasun | | | 4 | Adam Blythe |  | BMC Racing Team | | | 5 | Samuel Dumoulin | | Cofidis, le Credit en Ligne | | | 6 | Jimmy Casper | | Ag2r - La Mondiale | | | 7 | Jean-Luc Delpech | | Bretagne - Schuller | | | 8 | Jaroslaw Marycz |  | Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank | | | 9 | Yannick Martinez | | La Pomme Marseille | | | 10 | Maxime Le Montagner | | Véranda Rideau - Super U | |
Tour of Britain, Stage 8
| 1 | Mark Cavendish | | Sky Professional Cycling Team | 3h33'05" | | 2 | Boy van Poppel | | UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling | | | 3 | Fabio Sabatini | | Liquigas - Cannondale | | | 4 | Russell Downing | | Endura Racing | | | 5 | Cesare Benedetti | | Team NetApp | 03" | | 6 | Yanto Barker | | Team UK Youth | 03" | | 7 | Pieter Ghyllebert |  | An Post - Sean Kelly | 03" | | 8 | Bernard Sulzberger |  | Team Raleigh - GAC | 03" | | 9 | Niels Wytinck | | An Post - Sean Kelly | 03" | | 10 | Richard Lang | | Rapha Condor - Sharp | 03" |
Tour of Britain, General Classification
| 1 | Jonathan Tiernan-Locke | | Endura Racing | 33h11'22" | | 2 | Nathan Haas | | Team Garmin - Sharp | 18" | | 3 | Damiano Caruso | | Liquigas - Cannondale | 23" | | 4 | Leigh Howard | | Orica - GreenEDGE | 01'02" | | 5 | Christopher Jones |  | UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling | 01'12" | | 6 | Bartosz Huzarski | | Team NetApp | 02'01" | | 7 | David Le Lay | | Saur - Sojasun | 02'01" | | 8 | Boy van Poppel | | UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling | 02'14" | | 9 | Christian Knees | | Sky Professional Cycling Team | 02'35" | | 10 | Jérôme Coppel | | Saur - Sojasun | 04'30" |
Edited by Wilier on 16-09-2012 18:05
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| Wilier |
Posted on 16-09-2012 18:15
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Tour of China II, Prologue
| 1 | Stefan Schumacher | | Christina Watches - Onfone | 07'36" | | 2 | Cameron Wurf | | Champion System Pro Cycling Team | 04" | | 3 | Vitaliy Popkov |  | ISD - Lampre Continental | 05" | | 4 | Jenning Huizenga | | Rabobank Continental Team | 06" | | 5 | Jordan Kerby | | Australia National Team | 09" | | 6 | Dirk Müller | | Nutrixxion - Abus | 13" | | 7 | Mitchell Lovelock-Fay | | Australia National Team | 15" | | 8 | Ivan Stevic |  | Salcano - Arnavutkoy | 15" | | 9 | Marc Goos | | Rabobank Continental Team | 16" | | 10 | Valerey Valynin |  | RusVelo | 17" |
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| Wilier |
Posted on 18-09-2012 18:11
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Tour of China II, Stage 1
| 1 | Alexander Serebryakov | | Team Type 1 - Sanofi | 2h34'29" | | 2 | Ruslan Tleubayev |  | Continental Team Astana | | | 3 | Anuar Manan |  | Champion System Pro Cycling Team | | | 4 | Oleksandr Martynenko | | ISD - Lampre Continental | | | 5 | Mohamed Zamri Salleh | | Terengganu Cycling Team | | | 6 | Sebastien Körber | | Nutrixxion - Abus | | | 7 | Nick van der Lijke | | Rabobank Continental Team | | | 8 | Leonid Krasnov | | RusVelo | | | 9 | Angelo Furlan | | Christina Watches - Onfone | | | 10 | Ivan Stevic | | Salcano - Arnavutkoy | |
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| Aquarius |
Posted on 18-09-2012 18:40
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Maybe that(d rather belong to "the difficult topics" topic, but all Japanese riders have been kicked out of the race, because, erm, it's just too pathetic to write it. |
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| kumazan |
Posted on 18-09-2012 18:57
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Aquarius wrote:
Maybe that(d rather belong to "the difficult topics" topic, but all Japanese riders have been kicked out of the race, because, erm, it's just too pathetic to write it.
Given all that's happened in the last days over there, maybe it's good for them that they've been kicked out of the race. I surely wouldn't like to be racing (or doing anything else) in China if I was Japanese at least.
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 18-09-2012 23:48
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A great stage win for Team Type 1 |
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| Deadpool |
Posted on 19-09-2012 01:02
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Wilier wrote:
Tour of China II, Prologue
| 1 | Stefan Schumacher | | Christina Watches - Onfone | 07'36" | | 2 | Cameron Wurf | | Champion System Pro Cycling Team | 04" | | 3 | Vitaliy Popkov | | ISD - Lampre Continental | 05" | | 4 | Jenning Huizenga | | Rabobank Continental Team | 06" | | 5 | Jordan Kerby | | Australia National Team | 09" | | 6 | Dirk Müller | | Nutrixxion - Abus | 13" | | 7 | Mitchell Lovelock-Fay | | Australia National Team | 15" | | 8 | Ivan Stevic | | Salcano - Arnavutkoy | 15" | | 9 | Marc Goos | | Rabobank Continental Team | 16" | | 10 | Valerey Valynin | | RusVelo | 17" |
Return of the Schumacher!!!
And Stevic. what??? I thought he was banned for life???
EDIT: And I am aware that Schumacher has had a pretty successful last year or two. I just wanted to say it. It's such a great name.
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| wackojackohighcliffe |
Posted on 19-09-2012 10:10
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kumazan wrote:
Aquarius wrote:
Maybe that(d rather belong to "the difficult topics" topic, but all Japanese riders have been kicked out of the race, because, erm, it's just too pathetic to write it.
Given all that's happened in the last days over there, maybe it's good for them that they've been kicked out of the race. I surely wouldn't like to be racing (or doing anything else) in China if I was Japanese at least.
Who exactly has kicked them out? Or have they been withdrawn? |
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| Deadpool |
Posted on 19-09-2012 13:48
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wackojackohighcliffe wrote:
kumazan wrote:
Aquarius wrote:
Maybe that(d rather belong to "the difficult topics" topic, but all Japanese riders have been kicked out of the race, because, erm, it's just too pathetic to write it.
Given all that's happened in the last days over there, maybe it's good for them that they've been kicked out of the race. I surely wouldn't like to be racing (or doing anything else) in China if I was Japanese at least.
Who exactly has kicked them out? Or have they been withdrawn?
The organisers of the race did it, but the UCI approved, and none of the Japanese riders/teams/press are really complaining, because I think they agree it's probably not safe at the moment.
Apparently some Chinese badminton players got pulled out of a Japanese tournament for the same reason.
Edited by Deadpool on 19-09-2012 13:49
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| CountArach |
Posted on 19-09-2012 15:46
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wackojackohighcliffe wrote:
kumazan wrote:
Aquarius wrote:
Maybe that(d rather belong to "the difficult topics" topic, but all Japanese riders have been kicked out of the race, because, erm, it's just too pathetic to write it.
Given all that's happened in the last days over there, maybe it's good for them that they've been kicked out of the race. I surely wouldn't like to be racing (or doing anything else) in China if I was Japanese at least.
Who exactly has kicked them out? Or have they been withdrawn?
According to Inrng on twitter, they were advised to leave, not kicked out:
"UCI says Japanese "expelled" from Tour of China but local reports say they were advised to leave in case of attack https://www.cyclow...1864"
Note: It was later clarrified that this "local report" was Japanese, so this isn't just local Chinese propaganda.
Edited by CountArach on 19-09-2012 15:47
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 19-09-2012 15:49
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Races in China... Kicking riders out because they might be in danger, that shouldn't happen.
Next thing you know we'll have the Tour of Syria. |
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| CountArach |
Posted on 19-09-2012 15:51
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Ian Butler wrote:
Races in China... Kicking riders out because they might be in danger, that shouldn't happen.
Next thing you know we'll have the Tour of Syria.
Again, they were advised to leave, they weren't forced.
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 19-09-2012 15:53
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I know. And I agree with it.
I'm just saying, things like that shouldn't happen. China shouldn't organize races, especially the upcoming WT race. It's not the safest country and the government is almost a dictatorship, so... 
Terribly off topic. Sorry |
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| CountArach |
Posted on 19-09-2012 15:57
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Ian Butler wrote:
It's not the safest country and the government is almost a dictatorship, so...
I don't know. It seems kind of appropriate for the UCI to be involved then.
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| Wilier |
Posted on 19-09-2012 17:25
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Omloop van het Houtland - Lichtervelde
| 1 | Marcel Kittel | | Team Argos - Shimano | 4h25'43" | | 2 | Adam Blythe | | BMC Racing Team | | | 3 | Timothy Dupont | | Bofrost - Steria | | | 4 | Joeri Stallaert | | Landbouwkrediet - Euphony | | | 5 | Michael Van Staeyen | | Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator | | | 6 | Andrew Fenn | | OmegaPharma - Quick Step | | | 7 | Jempy Drucker |  | Accent.jobs - Willems Verandas | | | 8 | Jens Debusschere | | Lotto - Belisol | | | 9 | Dylan Groenewegen | | Cyclingteam De Rijke | | | 10 | Giorgio Brambilla | | Leopard - Trek CT | |
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