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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 06-03-2013 15:14
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Where was Kelderman? 2nd group? |
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| ruben |
Posted on 06-03-2013 15:15
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Kelderman and Gesink in 2nd group. Lost contact in downhill. Which was logical, they rode too far back before the climb already.
Always the same with those guys, when I saw it was raining I already thought it was an ominous sign.
Thank god for Westra, a Dutch rider who doesn't lose 1 minute in BS stages |
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| fickman |
Posted on 06-03-2013 15:17
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GC
1º Andrew Talansky (Garmin)
2º Grivko a 3”
3º D. Malacarne (Europcar) a 3”
4º Sylvain Chavanel a 4”
5º Gorka Izagirre (Euskaltel Euskadi) a 5” |
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| Pellizotti2 |
Posted on 06-03-2013 15:17
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Ian Butler wrote:
Where was Kelderman? 2nd group?
With Gesink
The second group:
Hivert
Gasparotto
Bouet
Westra
Ulissi
Iglinskiy
Roche
Losada
De Clercq
Navarro
Peraud
Jeannesson
Velits
Löfkvist
Spilak
Klöden
Quintana
Silin
Van Garderen
Kiserlovski
Chavanel
Taaramae
Gilbert
Edited by Pellizotti2 on 06-03-2013 15:23
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| gotlandrules |
Posted on 06-03-2013 15:20
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Ah it was Silin and not Fuglsang. Good shot for Löfkvist to get a top-10 maybe top-5 in the overall =) |
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| ppanther |
Posted on 06-03-2013 15:20
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What make you guys so sure Gesink only lost 1 minute? According to another site this are the top 65:
Spoiler Châtel-Guyon - Brioude (170,5 km)
1 * Andrew TALANSKY GARMIN - SHARP 04:06:15
2 Davide MALACARNE TEAM EUROPCAR 00:00:00
3 Gorka IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 00:00:00
4 David LOPEZ GARCIA SKY PROCYCLING 00:00:00
5 Richie PORTE SKY PROCYCLING 00:00:00
6 * Romain BARDET AG2R LA MONDIALE 00:00:00
7 Andriy GRIVKO ASTANA PRO TEAM 00:00:00
8 Jonathan HIVERT SOJASUN 00:00:07
9 Enrico GASPAROTTO ASTANA PRO TEAM 00:00:07
10 Maxime BOUET AG2R LA MONDIALE 00:00:07
11 Lieuwe WESTRA VACANSOLEIL-DCM 00:00:07
12 * Diego ULISSI LAMPRE - MERIDA 00:00:07
13 Maxim IGLINSKIY ASTANA PRO TEAM 00:00:07
14 Nicolas ROCHE TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF 00:00:07
15 Alberto LOSADA ALGUACIL KATUSHA TEAM 00:00:07
16 Bart DE CLERCQ LOTTO-BELISOL 00:00:07
17 Daniel NAVARRO COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS 00:00:07
18 Jean-Christophe PERAUD AG2R LA MONDIALE 00:00:07
19 Arnold JEANNESSON FDJ 00:00:07
20 Peter VELITS OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 00:00:07
21 Thomas LÖVKVIST IAM CYCLING 00:00:07
22 Simon SPILAK KATUSHA TEAM 00:00:07
23 Andréas KLÖDEN RADIOSHACK LEOPARD 00:00:07
24 * Nairo Alexander QUINTANA ROJAS MOVISTAR TEAM 00:00:07
25 * Egor SILIN ASTANA PRO TEAM 00:00:07
26 * Tejay VAN GARDEREN BMC RACING TEAM 00:00:07
27 Robert KISERLOVSKI RADIOSHACK LEOPARD 00:00:07
28 Michele SCARPONI LAMPRE - MERIDA 00:00:07
29 Sylvain CHAVANEL OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 00:00:07
30 Rein TAARAMAE COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS 00:00:07
31 Philippe GILBERT BMC RACING TEAM 00:00:07
32 * Wilco KELDERMAN BLANCO PRO CYCLING TEAM 00:01:05
33 Nicki SORENSEN TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF 00:01:05
34 ?
35 Heinrich HAUSSLER IAM CYCLING 00:01:05
36 Michael ALBASINI ORICA GREENEDGE 00:01:05
37 Jakob FUGLSANG ASTANA PRO TEAM 00:01:05
38 * Jesus HERRADA LOPEZ MOVISTAR TEAM 00:01:05
39 Javier MORENO MOVISTAR TEAM 00:01:05
40 Kevin DE WEERT OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 00:01:05
41 * Ion IZAGIRRE INSAUSTI EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 00:01:05
42 Maxime MONFORT RADIOSHACK LEOPARD 00:01:05
43 Jérôme COPPEL COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS 00:01:05
44 Xabier ZANDIO SKY PROCYCLING 00:01:05
45 Denis MENCHOV KATUSHA TEAM 00:01:05
46 * Warren BARGUIL TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO 00:01:05
47 Xavier FLORENCIO CABRE KATUSHA TEAM 00:01:05
48 Ivan SANTAROMITA BMC RACING TEAM 00:01:05
49 * Tony GALLOPIN RADIOSHACK LEOPARD 00:01:05
50 Thomas VOECKLER TEAM EUROPCAR 00:01:22
51 Yoann OFFREDO FDJ 00:01:22
52 Jose Joaquin ROJAS MOVISTAR TEAM 00:01:22
53 Gianni MEERSMAN OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 00:01:22
54 Martin ELMIGER IAM CYCLING 00:01:22
55 Borut BOZIC ASTANA PRO TEAM 00:01:22
56 Francis DE GREEF LOTTO-BELISOL 00:01:22
57 Jonathan TIERNAN LOCKE SKY PROCYCLING 00:01:22
58 Mikel NIEVE ITURRALDE EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 00:01:22
59 Eduard VORGANOV KATUSHA TEAM 00:01:22
60 Ruben PEREZ MORENO EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 00:01:22
61 Andrey ZEITS ASTANA PRO TEAM 00:01:22
62 Vincent JEROME TEAM EUROPCAR 00:01:22
63 Rémi PAURIOL SOJASUN 00:01:22
64 * Leigh HOWARD ORICA GREENEDGE 00:01:22
65 * Elia VIVIANI CANNONDALE 00:02:58
He could be the one on place 34...
Edited by ppanther on 06-03-2013 15:24
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| cio93 |
Posted on 06-03-2013 15:23
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ppanther wrote:
He could be the one one place 34...
There definitely were 2 Blancos in that group.
Barguil doing pretty good in that second group.
Edited by cio93 on 06-03-2013 15:24
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| Pellizotti2 |
Posted on 06-03-2013 15:23
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cio93 wrote:
ppanther wrote:
He could be the one one place 34...
There definitely were 2 Blancos in that group.
Indeed
| 34. | NEDGESINK Robert | 31 | BLANCO PRO CYCLING TEAM | 04h 07' 20'' | + 01' 05'' |
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| Montolivo |
Posted on 06-03-2013 15:24
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Davide Malacarne looked very strong. He deserved the victory. Talansky only sucking the wheels of the others to take the sprint. |
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| ppanther |
Posted on 06-03-2013 15:25
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Pellizotti2 wrote:
cio93 wrote:
ppanther wrote:
He could be the one one place 34...
There definitely were 2 Blancos in that group.
Indeed
| 34. | NEDGESINK Robert | 31 | BLANCO PRO CYCLING TEAM | 04h 07' 20'' | + 01' 05'' |
Ok, than he was it.  |
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| Pellizotti2 |
Posted on 06-03-2013 15:26
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Others who lost time today:
Fuglsang - 1'05
Menchov - 1'05
Gallopin - 1'05
Voeckler - 1'22
Nieve - 1'22
Basso - 2'58
Kruijswijk - 10'01
EDIT: Monfort also in Gesink's group
Edited by Pellizotti2 on 06-03-2013 15:27
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| cio93 |
Posted on 06-03-2013 15:30
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Pellizotti2 wrote:
Others who lost time today:
Fuglsang - 1'05
Menchov - 1'05
Gallopin - 1'05
Voeckler - 1'22
Nieve - 1'22
Basso - 2'58
Kruijswijk - 10'01
EDIT: Monfort also in Gesink's group
Rabofail still alive...
Voeckler surprising, or did he find a terrace on the descent again? 
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| ruben |
Posted on 06-03-2013 15:30
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Normally you would say it's dissappointing but with Gesink I'm used to this.
He'll probably win the mountainstage now or do so well in the mt stage + col d'eze that he would win the GC without timeloss  |
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| Pellizotti2 |
Posted on 06-03-2013 15:32
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One thing I still can't figure out is Sky's tactic. Why didn't Lopez bury himself completely once they came down on the flat to open up a big gap for Porte, instead of doing a bit of work and looking for others to take turns on the front.
Doesn't seem too clever to me.
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| fosforgasXIII |
Posted on 06-03-2013 15:35
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The second group:
Hivert
Gasparotto
Bouet
Westra
Ulissi
Iglinskiy
Roche
Losada
De Clercq
Navarro
Peraud
Jeannesson
Velits
Löfkvist
Spilak
Klöden
Quintana
Silin
Van Garderen
Kiserlovski
Chavanel
Taaramae
Gilbert
De Clercq is 16th in overall classification now 
Go Bartje
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| Miguel98 |
Posted on 06-03-2013 15:38
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Gesink already lost a minute.  |
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| fickman |
Posted on 06-03-2013 15:38
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GC Contenders
1. TALANSKY Andrew 14h 39' 36''
6. WESTRA Lieuwe + 00' 06''
7. PORTE Richie + 00' 07''
8. VELITS Peter + 00' 08''
12. PERAUD Jean-Christophe + 00' 13''
15. VAN GARDEREN Tejay + 00' 16''
18. ROCHE Nicolas + 00' 17''
19. KLÖDEN Andréas + 00' 17''
20. SPILAK Simon + 00' 17''
21. QUINTANA Nairo + 00' 17''
25. LÖVKVIST Thomas + 00' 19''
32. GESINK Robert + 01' 09''
38. FUGLSANG Jakob + 01' 15''
39. COPPEL Jérôme + 01' 16'' |
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| Alakagom |
Posted on 06-03-2013 15:51
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Seems like a great stage.
At least I can see no one can complain about Sky not attacking on stages
Hopefully Kiyrenka is okay after that fall.. Nice win by Talansky though, looks great here.
No words for Gesink, but I guess it was coming anyway, what did we expect.
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| SotD |
Posted on 06-03-2013 16:02
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Pellizotti2 wrote:
One thing I still can't figure out is Sky's tactic. Why didn't Lopez bury himself completely once they came down on the flat to open up a big gap for Porte, instead of doing a bit of work and looking for others to take turns on the front.
Doesn't seem too clever to me.
Why shouldn't he try to make the gap significant enough for Porte to be a real contender for the GC?
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| cactus-jack |
Posted on 06-03-2013 16:03
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Gesink should be lucky if he doesn't lose another minute whilst getting back to the hotel.
There's a fine line between "psychotherapist" and "psycho the rapist"
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