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Nordic Cycling | Final Farewell
Shonak
Going to be real interesting fight for promotion spots. Smile
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Jakstar22
The team is really doing their best Smile
 
VoetsT
There is nothing to do against a sagan in that form, unless your name is Boasson Hagen Wink
 
Atlantius
Shonak: It is really thrilling to see it change every time!
Het Nieuwsblad look fairly safe though...

Jakstar: They are and that's all we can ask of them.

VoetsT: True that :lol:
Perhaps they will be set up against each other in Beijing...


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Atlantius
Tour of Beijing

I had some stuff to take care of in Europe (more about that later), so I didn't go to China with the team for the last race of the season.

I did follow the results though, so I'll just give you a quick run-through.

The team was a combination of whoever happened to be in shape combined with our two Finnish riders, who used it as preparation for their TT-NC.
That and the World Champion.

To recap Colnago, FDJ, Commonwealth Bank, Liquigas, OPQS and Euskaltel will all be looking to do a decent job to avoid relegation.

Edvald took the opening TT fairly easy with Rasmus on 4th place.

1 Edvald Boasson HagenNovo Nordisk - SAS13'33
2 Janez BrajkovičAstana Pro Team+ 2
3 Tyler FarrarNissans.t.
4 Rasmus QuaadeNovo Nordisk - SAS+ 4
5 Alfredo BalloniTeam Selle Italia+ 5


Stage 2 ended in a bunch sprint, which was won by the world’s best sprinter…

1 Edvald Boasson HagenNovo Nordisk - SAS2h50'31
2 Tyler FarrarNissans.t.
3 Rüdiger SeligVolkswagen s.t.
4 Davide AppollonioCommonwealth Bank - GreenEdges.t.
5 Fabio SabatiniTeam Selle Italias.t.


Stage 3 is usually the GC decider here and gave us a win for Andy Schleck, while Nibali took the GC lead making it very likely that he will pass Fuglsang in the WT-rankings.

1 Andy SchleckTeam Saxo - Tinkoff4h01'39
2 Vincenzo NibaliNissans.t.
3 Thomas De GendtMovistar Team+ 37
4 Giovanni ViscontiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1'05
5 Igor AntónCofidis, le crédit en lignes.t.
18 Edvald Boasson HagenNovo Nordisk - SAS+ 1'31


Stage 4 saw another bunch sprint. This time Edvald was out-edged by Tyler Farrar!

1 Tyler FarrarNissan3h59’25
2 Edvald Boasson HagenNovo Nordisk – SASs.t.
3 Rüdiger SeligVolkswagens.t.
4 Fabio SabatiniTeam Selle Italias.t.
5 Kris BoeckmansBelisols.t.


Stage 5 was the most obvious bunch sprint looking at the profile and once again Edvald was beaten on the line by Farrar.

1 Tyler FarrarNissan2h26'02
2 Edvald Boasson HagenNovo Nordisk - SASs.t.
3 Rüdiger SeligVolkswagen s.t.
4 Aidis KruopisAstana Pro Teams.t.
5 Sonny ColbrelliColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.

Final Standings

1 Vincenzo NibaliNissan13h31'19
2 Andy SchleckTeam Saxo - Tinkoff+ 35
3 Thomas De GendtMovistar Team+ 38
4 Edvald Boasson HagenNovo Nordisk - SAS+ 57
5 Tyler FarrarNissan+ 1'03
6 Sam BewleySaur - Sojasun+ 1'15
7 Jérôme CoppelTeam Santander+ 1'22
8 Giovanni ViscontiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1'24
9 Maxime BouetNissan+ 1'25
10 Alfredo BalloniTeam Selle Italias.t.
Spoiler
11Winner AnaconaTeam ISD - Ferrari+ 1'36
12Stefan DeniflVacansoleil - DCM+ 1'38
13Jack BauerSaur - Sojasun+ 1'42
14Andriy GrivkoAstana Pro Team+ 1'58
15Thomas DekkerSharp+ 2'02
16Gianni MeersmanHet Nieuwsblad - Willems Veranda's+ 2'04
17Chris HornerTeam Selle Italia+ 2'07
18Davide MalacarneLiquigas - Cannondale+ 2'11
19Pim LigthartHet Nieuwsblad - Willems Veranda's+ 2'16
20Sergej FuchsVolkswagen + 2'21
21Yury TrofimovTeam Saxo - Tinkoff+ 2'31
22Edgar PintoSaur - Sojasun+ 2'34
23Gustav Erik LarssonNovo Nordisk - SAS+ 2'36
24Christer RakeStatoil - Stoerensoe+ 2'41
25Vladimir GusevStatoil - Stoerensoe+ 2'43
26Dario CataldoOmega Pharma - Quick·Step+ 2'45
27Damiano CunegoTeam ISD - Ferrari+ 2'46
28Stef ClementRabobank Cycling Team+ 2'49
29Romain ZingleCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 2'53
30Igor AntónCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 2'54
31Juan Pablo SuarezAstana Pro Teams.t.
32Morris PossoniColnago - CSF Inox+ 2'58
33Kris BoeckmansBelisol+ 2'59
34Jasper BovenhuisRabobank Cycling Team+ 3'00
35Oscar GattoTeam ISD - Ferrari+ 3'01
36Bruno PiresTeam Santander+ 3'02
37Gerald CiolekNissan+ 3'15
38Jonathan HivertSaur - Sojasun+ 3'17
39Marco MarcatoSaur - Sojasun+ 3'22
40Matteo MontagutiColnago - CSF Inox+ 3'25
41Marc GoosRabobank Cycling Team+ 3'31
42Johann TschoppColombia - Coldeportes+ 3'36
43Enrico MagazziniColnago - CSF Inox+ 3'39
44Maciej PaterskiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 3'40
45Filippo FortinTeam Selle Italia+ 3'46
46Dominic KlemmeVolkswagen + 3'47
47Roberto FerrariCommonwealth Bank - GreenEdge+ 3'59
48Grega BoleCommonwealth Bank - GreenEdge+ 4'05
49Mickael LarpeCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 4'06
50Dennis VanendertBelisols.t.
51Mark McNallyTeam Santander+ 4'07
52Alex HowesNissans.t.
53Rudy MolardCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 4'10
54Pello BilbaoEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 4'51
55Rémy Di GregorioFDJ - BigMat+ 4'58
56Joseph DombrowskiNissan+ 5'06
57Kevin De JongheBelisol+ 5'15
58Eliot LietaerHet Nieuwsblad - Willems Veranda's+ 5'40
59Janez BrajkovičAstana Pro Team+ 5'41
60Rasmus QuaadeNovo Nordisk - SAS+ 6'49
61Gregory BrenesStatoil - Stoerensoe+ 6'54
62Luke DurbridgeCommonwealth Bank - GreenEdge+ 6'57
63Pavel BruttTeam Saxo - Tinkoff+ 7'24
64Alexandre GeniezTeam Saxo - Tinkoff+ 7'33
65Eros CapecchiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 7'36
66Kristof VandewalleBelisol+ 7'44
67Fabio SabatiniTeam Selle Italia+ 7'47
68Andrew FennOmega Pharma - Quick·Step+ 8'02
69Johan MombaertsCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 8'09
70Jetse BolRabobank Cycling Team+ 8'13
71Martijn MaaskantHet Nieuwsblad - Willems Veranda's+ 8'17
72Igor ShkvyrinAstana Pro Team+ 8'19
73Magnus CortNovo Nordisk - SAS+ 8'45
74Timofey KritskiyCommonwealth Bank - GreenEdge+ 8'48
75Rein TaaramäeTeam Saxo - Tinkoff+ 8'50
76Walt De WinterHet Nieuwsblad - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
77Rafal MajkaMovistar Team+ 8'59
78Matthew GossEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 9'00
79Tobias LudvigssonNovo Nordisk - SAS+ 9'01
80Ángel MadrazoVolkswagen + 9'03
81Jesse SergentNissan+ 9'04
82Emanuele VonaTeam Selle Italia+ 9'07
83Marcel SiebergVolkswagen + 9'08
84Michele ScarponiTeam ISD - Ferrari+ 9'11
85Vladimir KarpetsMovistar Teams.t.
86Guillaume BonnafondCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 9'16
87Rüdiger SeligVolkswagen + 9'19
88Sergio HernandezSharp+ 9'30
89Sonny ColbrelliColnago - CSF Inox+ 9'36
90Jacob CloriusTeam Saxo - Tinkoff+ 9'44
91Cesare BenedettiTeam ISD - Ferrari+ 9'49
92Andrea MasciarelliTeam Selle Italia+ 9'53
93Vasil KiryienkaMovistar Team+ 10'02
94Jurgen Van GoolenHet Nieuwsblad - Willems Veranda's+ 10'05
95Dmitriy GruzdevAstana Pro Team+ 10'06
96José HerradaMovistar Team+ 10'14
97Juan Enrique RubialesEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 10'15
98Marcos GarcíaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 10'20
99Thomas MurrayTeam Santander+ 10'22
100Omar FraileColombia - Coldeportes+ 10'24
101Pierpaolo De NegriTeam Selle Italia+ 10'27
102Jean-Marc BideauSaur - Sojasun+ 10'28
103Aidis KruopisAstana Pro Team+ 10'33
104Florian VachonFDJ - BigMat+ 10'40
105Guillaume BoivinStatoil - Stoerensoe+ 10'41
106Igor BoevTeam Saxo - Tinkoff+ 10'44
107Ole HaavardsholmStatoil - Stoerensoe+ 11'05
108Tomasz SmolenVacansoleil - DCM+ 11'09
109Adrián Sáez de ArregiEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 11'10
110Fabio PiscopielloTeam ISD - Ferrari+ 11'29
111Ruslan TleybaevAstana Pro Team+ 11'32
112Kenny TerweduweVacansoleil - DCM+ 11'43
113Bart De ClercqBelisol+ 11'45
114Ed ClancyTeam Santander+ 11'49
115Daniel SummerhillSharp+ 12'04
116Amaël MoinardOmega Pharma - Quick·Step+ 12'08
117Jonathan CastroviejoAstana Pro Team+ 12'21
118Barry MarkusVacansoleil - DCM+ 12'25
119Jimmi SørensenStatoil - Stoerensoes.t.
120Jakob RatheSharp+ 12'27
121Job VissersVacansoleil - DCM+ 12'28
122Cyril BessyFDJ - BigMat+ 12'33
123Jempy DruckerNissan+ 12'46
124Stian RemmeStatoil - Stoerensoe+ 12'48
125Jérôme BaugniesBelisol+ 13'14
126Maarten NeyensBelisol+ 13'22
127Tom LeezerRabobank Cycling Team+ 13'24
128Kess HeytensHet Nieuwsblad - Willems Veranda's+ 13'26
129Michael Færk ChristensenStatoil - Stoerensoe+ 13'27
130Robinson ChalapudColombia - Coldeportess.t.
131William BonnetFDJ - BigMat+ 13'31
132Enrico FranzoïColnago - CSF Inox+ 13'35
133Mauro SantambrogioColnago - CSF Inox+ 13'38
134Rick ZabelVolkswagen + 13'48
135Mario IckxOmega Pharma - Quick·Step+ 13'58
136Nicolas BaïoletBelisol+ 14'08
137Eduardo GonzaloMovistar Team+ 14'10
138Gert SteegmansOmega Pharma - Quick·Step+ 14'12
139Weimar RoldanColombia - Coldeportes+ 14'14
140Davide AppollonioCommonwealth Bank - GreenEdge+ 14'19
141Ivan CasasColombia - Coldeportes+ 14'21
142Matteo PelucchiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 14'23
143Kevin NeirynckVacansoleil - DCM+ 14'31
144Nicolas SandersonCommonwealth Bank - GreenEdge+ 14'32
145Juan José HaedoTeam Santanders.t.
146Julian ArredondoColombia - Coldeportes+ 14'34
147Anthony GeslinFDJ - BigMat+ 14'38
148Jussi VeikkanenNovo Nordisk - SAS+ 14'39
149Taiji NishitaniSharp+ 14'50
150Martin NielsenNovo Nordisk - SAS+ 14'53
151Arnaud GérardFDJ - BigMat+ 15'05
152Benny De SchrooderOmega Pharma - Quick·Step+ 15'10
153Giuseppe De MariaTeam ISD - Ferrari+ 15'13
154Sacha ModoloLiquigas - Cannondale+ 15'14
155Jake KeoughSharp+ 15'23
156Miguel MínguezEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 15'26
157Gabriele BosisioLiquigas - Cannondale+ 15'28
158Juan TamayoColombia - Coldeportes+ 15'29
159Stéphane PoulhièsFDJ - BigMat+ 15'33
160Jimmy GrimsdellTeam Santander+ 15'53
161Jason ConradVacansoleil - DCM+ 16'14
162Stijn DevolderHet Nieuwsblad - Willems Veranda's+ 16'36
163Lilian WeilFDJ - BigMat+ 16'47
164Thomas VoecklerCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 17'00
165Andrey AmadorVolkswagen + 17'05
166Julien SimonSaur - Sojasun+ 17'54
167André GreipelVolkswagen + 18'15
168José Alberto BenítezMovistar Team+ 18'20
169Joaquím RodríguezRabobank Cycling Team+ 18'31
170Carlos BetancurEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 18'52
171Gene Michael BatesCommonwealth Bank - GreenEdge+ 18'58
172Sébastien HinaultSaur - Sojasun+ 19'02
173Jonathan Patrick McCartySharp+ 19'16
174Andrea Di CorradoColnago - CSF Inox+ 19'27
175Maxim DebusschereOmega Pharma - Quick·Step+ 19'28
176Graeme BrownCommonwealth Bank - GreenEdge+ 19'32
177Justino SuberoMovistar Team+ 19'42
178Juan José OrozEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 19'59
179Alessandro PetacchiTeam ISD - Ferrari+ 20'30
180Dadley AdkinsLiquigas - Cannondale+ 20'44
181Johannes KarjalainenNovo Nordisk - SAS+ 20'59
182Wilson CepedaColombia - Coldeportess.t.
183Andrea PiecheleColnago - CSF Inox+ 21'07
184Elliott CameronSharp+ 21'16
185Brice LhuillierCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 21'21
186Sergei PonomaryovTeam Saxo - Tinkoffs.t.
187Bryan BogardeVacansoleil - DCM+ 21'25
188Tomas KesslerRabobank Cycling Team+ 21'51
189Wilfred VancarpelsRabobank Cycling Team+ 21'57
190Giambortolo MigliorelliOmega Pharma - Quick·Step+ 22'10

Points Jersey: Tyler Farrar, Nissan
Spoiler
1Tyler FarrarNissan82
2Edvald Boasson HagenNovo Nordisk - SAS81
3Rüdiger SeligVolkswagen 54
4Fabio SabatiniTeam Selle Italia47
5Davide AppollonioCommonwealth Bank - GreenEdge45
6Aidis KruopisAstana Pro Team41
7Sacha ModoloLiquigas - Cannondale35
8Nicolas SandersonCommonwealth Bank - GreenEdge32
9Kris BoeckmansBelisol31
10Matthew GossEuskaltel - Euskadi24

Mountain Jersey: Morris Possoni, Colnago - CSF Inox
Spoiler
1Morris PossoniColnago - CSF Inox37
2Edvald Boasson HagenNovo Nordisk - SAS24
3Martijn MaaskantHet Nieuwsblad - Willems Veranda's21
4Jonathan HivertSaur - Sojasun17
5Joaquím RodríguezRabobank Cycling Team16
6Robinson ChalapudColombia - Coldeportes14
7Julien SimonSaur - Sojasun12
8Andrew FennOmega Pharma - Quick·Step10
9Mauro SantambrogioColnago - CSF Inox9
10Bart De ClercqBelisol8

Young Rider: Jasper Bovenhuis, Rabobank Cycling Team
Spoiler
1Jasper BovenhuisRabobank Cycling Team13h34'19 (1)
2Joseph DombrowskiNissan+ 2'06 (2)
3Kevin De JongheBelisol+ 2'15 (3)
4Luke DurbridgeCommonwealth Bank - GreenEdge+ 3'57 (4)
5Igor ShkvyrinAstana Pro Team+ 5'19 (5)
6Magnus CortNovo Nordisk - SAS+ 5'45 (6)
7Tobias LudvigssonNovo Nordisk - SAS+ 6'01 (7)
8Jacob CloriusTeam Saxo - Tinkoff+ 6'44 (8)
9Barry MarkusVacansoleil - DCM+ 9'25 (9)
10Jakob RatheSharp+ 9'27 (10)
11Rick ZabelVolkswagen + 10'48 (11)
12Martin NielsenNovo Nordisk - SAS+ 11'53 (12)
13Jimmy GrimsdellTeam Santander+ 12'53 (13)
14Jason ConradVacansoleil - DCM+ 13'14 (14)
15Lilian WeilFDJ - BigMat+ 13'47 (15)
16Justino SuberoMovistar Team+ 16'42 (16)
17Dadley AdkinsLiquigas - Cannondale+ 17'44 (17)
18Johannes KarjalainenNovo Nordisk - SAS+ 17'59 (18)
19Elliott CameronSharp+ 18'16 (19)
20Brice LhuillierCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 18'21 (20)
21Sergei PonomaryovTeam Saxo - Tinkoff+ 18'21 (21)
22Bryan BogardeVacansoleil - DCM+ 18'25 (22)
23Tomas KesslerRabobank Cycling Team+ 18'51 (23)
24Wilfred VancarpelsRabobank Cycling Team+ 18'57 (24)
25Giambortolo MigliorelliOmega Pharma - Quick·Step+ 19'10 (25)

Team Classification: Nissan
Spoiler
1Nissan40h36'33 (1)
2Saur - Sojasun+ 2'55 (2)
3Team Santander+ 3'25 (3)
4Liquigas - Cannondale+ 3'44 (4)
5Team ISD - Ferrari+ 4'15 (5)
6Het Nieuwsblad - Willems Veranda's+ 4'16 (6)
7Team Selle Italia+ 4'23 (7)
8Cofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 4'46 (8)
9Rabobank Cycling Team+ 5'49 (9)
10Belisol+ 6'33 (10)
11Colnago - CSF Inox+ 6'43 (11)
12Astana Pro Team+ 7'15 (12)
13Team Saxo - Tinkoff+ 7'41 (13)
14Novo Nordisk - SAS+ 8'08 (14)
15Statoil - Stoerensoe+ 8'58 (15)
16Commonwealth Bank - GreenEdge+ 10'07 (16)
17Volkswagen + 11'47 (17)
18Movistar Team+ 16'03 (18)
19Vacansoleil - DCM+ 18'34 (19)
20Sharp+ 19'22 (20)
21Omega Pharma - Quick·Step+ 20'20 (21)
22Euskaltel - Euskadi+ 21'22 (22)
23FDJ - BigMat+ 23'53 (23)
24Colombia - Coldeportes+ 23'59 (24)


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Shonak
Nobody cares about Beijing anyway. Grin
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Ian Butler
Meh it's just Beijing Pfft
 
Matthew21rp
2 stages and 4th overall is decent Smile
Most teams would be very happy with that Smile
 
Atlantius
Shonak: Apparently Nibali and Schleck does...

Ian: Are you trying to belittle Eddy's two wins here? One in each jersey Wink

Matthew21rp: We are happy with Eddy's affort, but very annoyed that Nibali arrived in this kind of shape to grab the 1st place in the WT-rankings from Fruglsang in the last race...


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VoetsT
Good chinees week for the team Smile
 
Shonak
@Atlantius: Nah, probably not even those two really care about it. Looking forward to the "stuff you had to take care off". Wink
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Atlantius
VoetsT: At least a good week for Eddy Wink

Shonak: Considering that Nibali won the WT-rankings thanks to this I think he cares a little - at least afterwards Frown
You will soon know what "stuff" it was. First bit coming right up...


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5 Years of History
2012: The Beginning

The 2012 Team: Falcon - Norheim

Geir Berg (32), All-rounder
Morten Kruse Brink (23), TT'ist
Magnus Bäckstedt (36), Flat races
Kjell Carlström (35), Hilly races
Michael Færk Christensen (25), TT'ist
Pelle Clapp (20), Talent
Gunnar Grönlund (24), All-rounder
Ole Haavardsholm (22), Sprinter talent
Jeppe Lykke Hartvig Nielsen (21), Mountain talent
Kasper Jebjerg (26), Sprinter
Ricky Jørgensen (22), Talent
Daniel Kreutzfeldt (24), Hilly races
Philip Lindau (20), Classics talent
Jens Erik Madsen (30), Sprinter
Jesper Mørkøv (23), All-rounder
Håkan Nilsson (31), Sprinter
Søren Nissen (27), TT'ist
Havard Nybö (28), Classics rider
Thomas Riber-Sellebjerg (24), Cobble talent
Christofer Stevenson (29), TT'ist

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Having gone through five seasons it seems like a good idea to stop up and look back on what happened along the way.

One thing is certain: This is a very different team than the one composed of other teams rejects back in early 2012 as only Jens-Erik Madsen and Jeppe Lykke Hartvig Nielsen remains on the team from then and the top names that year were Kjell Carlström and Magnus Bäckstedt - both brought back from retirement for the occasion.

It was a team built in a hurry with what we could find on such short notice. Nevertheless it was a team with big ambitions:

This team should bring cycling in Scandinavia to a whole new level. We want to establish a monopoly on national championships in Scandinavia, we want to become the worlds best cycling team - with all Scandinavian riders. And though we know it probably seems unlikely we would like to be the first professional cycling team with an Icelandic rider.
- The chairman of the board at the team announcement


The first win came sooner than expected when Kjell Carlström managed to take the win in GP di Lugano.
The season went on with wins in some of the early semi-classics as well as our first domestic win in Himmerland Rundt by Jebjerg.

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To our great surprise the results just kept coming as many of the other teams didn’t bother chasing when our riders attacked. That gave Michael Færk Christensen the chance to take GC wins in both Dunkerque and Bayern and suddenly we found us on a promotion spot without really having aimed for it.

That brought along a lot of thoughts as we knew we would get completely destroyed in the World Tour with this team. So we decided to try and see if we could attract a real top-rider – otherwise we would have to make sure not to score as many points in the final half of the season.

To our great surprise we managed to convince Thor Hushovd to join the team after a couple of disappointing seasons from him – he didn’t even ask for a relegation release clause even though promotion was far from secured when he signed!
With Hushovd on the team it became a lot easier to attract some good riders to give the team a fighting chance in the World Tour in the following season.

Victories in 2012

One Day Races
GP di Lugano - Kjell Carlström
Dwaars door Drenthe - Kasper Jebjerg
Nokere Koerse - Kasper Jebjerg
Rund um Köln - Jeppe Lykke Hartvig Nielsen
Himmerland Rundt - Kasper Jebjerg
Norsk Mesterskap - Geir Berg
Svenska Mesterskap - Christofer Stevenson

Stage Races, GC
5 Jours de Dunkerque - Michael Færk Christensen
Bayern Rundfahrt - Michael Færk Christensen
Tour of Britain - Daniel Kreutzfeldt

Stage Races, Stages
5 Jours de Dunkerque, Stage 1 - Michael Færk Christensen
5 Jours de Dunkerque, Stage 2 - Michael Færk Christensen
Bayern Rundfahrt, Stage 4 - Michael Færk Christensen
Tour of Britain, Stage 5 - Kjell Carlström

Mountain Jerseys
Criterium International - Kjell Carlström
Glava Tour of Norway - Geir Berg
Bayern Rundfahrt - Jeppe Lykke Hartvig Nielsen
Paris - Corrèze - Jesper Mørkøv
Tour of Britain - Jesper Mørkøv
Circuit Franco-Belge - Søren Nissen

Point Jerseys
Tour de Wallonie - Daniel Kreutzfeldt

Young Rider Jerseys
Circuit Sarthe - Pays de la Loire - Morten Kruse Brink
Bayern Rundfahrt - Jesper Mørkøv
Paris - Corrèze[/b] - Jesper Mørkøv
Tour of Britain[/b] - Daniel Kreutzfeldt

Team Classification
Bayern Rundfahrt
Paris - Corrèze
Post Danmark Rundt
Tour of Britain
Circuit Franco-Belge

Edited by Atlantius on 30-01-2014 20:36

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VoetsT
Very nice review of 2012 Grin
 
Matthew21rp
It was a very successful season considering the strength of the team Smile
 
Atlantius
VoetsT: Glad you like it as I will be posting a similar one for each of the five seasons the team have gone through Wink

Matthew21rp: It was. I still wonder how it led to promotion though...


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The Hobbit
Very good summary so far, well done, and a nice idea.
 
Atlantius
The Hobbit: Thanks. I think a 5 year anniversary calls for it.


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Ian Butler
It'll be great looking back on 5 years Nordic Cycling, seeing how far the team has come Smile
 
Atlantius
Ian: I certainly hope so. It has certainly been a long journey to get where we are now!


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