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| Mresuperstar |
Posted on 20-06-2011 13:47
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Tour of Missouri Stage 4 Report
Lovkvist comes in again as top favorite, but after what happen yesterday his confidence is no where to be found. Peraud on the other side of the team bus is surprisingly happy, just 6 seconds away from yellow.
Ackerman makes his first appearance, with nothing to lose he jumps in the morning breakaway.
But it doesn't last long, the peloton brings back Ackerman and a few others but quickly slows down and lets others attack and break free. Ackerman decides against the second attack and drops back to protect Lovkvist.
And here we have the eventual breakaway members lead the peloton by at the most 8 minutes.
As we entered the last third of the race, we order Peraud and Talansky to take control of the front because the pace was simply to slow and dare puncheurs were leaping off the front.
It wasn't long before Peraud was all alone setting the tempo for Lovkvist, with 25-30 riders needing to be caught.
And Peraud was on a mission, group by group he pulled back everyone, expect Eddy Ratti and Rahsaan Bahati. Who happen to get away during the chaos of catching the last breakaway group.
And that is how the road looked like with 10kms to go.
Until ... Lovkvist made his move. With Peraud running on fumes, Lovkvist saw his opportunity.
At the sprint point, Lovkvist takes 3rd and picks up a 2 second bonus. But his mind was on redemption at the finish 7kms away.
At 5kms to go, he was alone up front. The remaining sprinters were starting up trains behind.
The finish was in view ...
And it was all his! Lovkvist lifts up his arms in celebration and shows off his Sweden RR champion jersey. It's just to bad he will be trading it in for the yellow jersey for the last stage tomorrow  . He picks up 30 seconds on the peloton plus all the time bonuses.
Stage 4 Results -
Spoiler 1 Thomas Lövkvist EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling 4h58'31
2 Tomasz Smolen CCC Polsat Polkowice + 30
3 René Obst Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse s.t.
4 Tomasz Lisowicz CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
5 Krzysztof Jeżowski CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
6 Charles Bradley Huff Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
7 Mauro Santambrogio BMC Racing Team s.t.
8 Eddy Ratti De Rosa - Stac Plastic s.t.
9 Taylor Phinney Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
10 Rahsaan Bahati Bahati Foundation s.t.
11 Chad Beyer BMC Racing Team s.t.
12 Sergej Fuchs Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse s.t.
13 David Veilleux Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
14 Florian Stalder BMC Racing Team s.t.
15 Michael Friedman Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
16 Jean-Christophe Peraud EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling s.t.
17 AnÃbal Borrajo Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
18 Stefan Radochla Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse s.t.
19 Benny De Schrooder An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
20 Kim Lachmann Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse s.t.
21 Rob Britton Bissell s.t.
22 Frank Pipp Bissell s.t.
23 Maxim Debusschere An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
24 Justin Williams Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
25 Andy Guptill Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
26 Martin Mareš PSK Whirlpool - Author s.t.
27 Phil Zajicek Fly V Australia s.t.
28 David O'Loughlin An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
29 Andrew Bajadali Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
30 Karl Menzies UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
31 Jeff Louder BMC Racing Team s.t.
32 Stanislav Kozúbek PSK Whirlpool - Author s.t.
33 Dirk Müller Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse s.t.
34 Matt Crane UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
35 Pieter Ghyllebert An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
36 Petr BenčÃk PSK Whirlpool - Author s.t.
37 Tim Johnson UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
38 Bernard Van Ulden Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
39 David Tanner Fly V Australia s.t.
40 Corney Collier Bahati Foundation s.t.
41 Ian MacGregor Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
42 Ryan Baumann Bahati Foundation s.t.
43 Ben Day Fly V Australia s.t.
44 Aldo Ino Ilesic Team Type 1 s.t.
45 Thomas Nelson Adageo Energy s.t.
46 Matt Rice Bahati Foundation s.t.
47 Darren Lill Fly V Australia s.t.
48 Marco Cattaneo De Rosa - Stac Plastic s.t.
49 Brent Bookwalter BMC Racing Team s.t.
50 Kiel Reijnen Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
51 Christopher Baldwin UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
52 Jamey Driscoll Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
53 Damiano Caruso De Rosa - Stac Plastic s.t.
54 Alex Candelario Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
55 Guy East Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
56 Tyler Wren Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
57 Jure Golcer De Rosa - Stac Plastic s.t.
58 Neil Shirley Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
59 Connor McConvey An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
60 Ben Jacques-Maynes Bissell s.t.
61 Lars Petter Nordhaug Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
62 James Vanlandschoot Verandas Willems s.t.
63 Sean Mazich Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
64 Andy Jacques-Maynes Bissell s.t.
65 Valery Kobzarenko Team Type 1 s.t.
66 Michael Barry Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
67 Dieter Cappelle Verandas Willems s.t.
68 Matthias Frank BMC Racing Team s.t.
69 Max Jenkins UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
70 Scott Nydam BMC Racing Team s.t.
71 Morris Possoni Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
72 Thomas Frei BMC Racing Team s.t.
73 Bartlomiej Matysiak CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
74 Cristiano Salerno De Rosa - Stac Plastic s.t.
75 David Kemp Fly V Australia s.t.
76 Riccardo Chiarini De Rosa - Stac Plastic s.t.
77 Sjef De Wilde Verandas Willems s.t.
78 Matthew Brammeier An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
79 Ben Swift Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
80 Andy Cappelle Verandas Willems s.t.
81 Fabio Negri De Rosa - Stac Plastic s.t.
82 Andrew Talansky EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling s.t.
83 Guido Palma Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
84 Bjorn Brems An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
85 Tom Soladay Team Type 1 s.t.
86 Davide Frattini Team Type 1 s.t.
87 Jesse Anthony Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
88 Chase Pinkham Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
89 Christopher Sutton Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
90 Nicolas Portal Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
91 Ken Hanson Team Type 1 s.t.
92 Kamil Zielinski CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
93 Tucker Brown Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
94 Sylvain Calzati Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
95 Lucas Euser Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
96 Scott Zwizanski Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
97 Jeremy Venell Bissell s.t.
98 Julien Paquet Verandas Willems s.t.
99 Erick Barlevav UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
100 David Boily Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
101 Scott Stewart Team Type 1 s.t.
102 Tomáš Bucháček PSK Whirlpool - Author s.t.
103 Simon Lambert-Lemay Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
104 Joe Eldridge Team Type 1 s.t.
105 Cédric Collaers Verandas Willems s.t.
106 Alex Hagman Bahati Foundation s.t.
107 Shane Kline Bissell s.t.
108 Ben King Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
109 Lanell Rockmore Bahati Foundation s.t.
110 Eric Bennett Adageo Energy s.t.
111 Tobias Eggli Adageo Energy s.t.
112 Martin Gilbert Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
113 Alexi Martinez Adageo Energy s.t.
114 Aaron Kemps Fly V Australia + 3'29
115 Hilton Clarke Bahati Foundation s.t.
116 Danny Finneran Adageo Energy s.t.
117 Evan Hyde Bahati Foundation s.t.
118 William Dugan Team Type 1 s.t.
119 Mark McNally An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
120 Kevin Lacombe Spidertech powered by Planet Energy + 4'06
121 Robin Steenuit Verandas Willems s.t.
122 Andrew Randell Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
123 Jean-Mitja Schlüter Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 4'44
124 Julian Kyer Trek Livestrong U23 + 5'24
125 Richard Ackerman EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling s.t.
126 Jarosław Rębiewski CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
127 Ben Kersten Fly V Australia s.t.
128 Kenny Mather Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
129 Marcin Tomaszewski CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
130 Mark Reynes PSK Whirlpool - Author s.t.
131 Leopold König PSK Whirlpool - Author s.t.
132 Max Stahr Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 7'20
133 Grischa Janorschke Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse s.t.
134 Cody Campbell Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
135 Douglas Whalley Adageo Energy s.t.
136 Aleksander Dorozala CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
137 Riki Budgen Fly V Australia s.t.
138 Sven Van den Houte Verandas Willems + 12'56
139 Sergio Laganà De Rosa - Stac Plastic s.t.
140 Douglas Arnold EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling s.t.
141 Wilson Tabb Sky Professional Cycling Team + 15'08
142 Raphaël Delobel EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 20'14
GC Results -
Spoiler 1 Thomas Lövkvist EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling 13h23'51
2 Guy East Kelly Benefit Strategies + 15
3 Christopher Baldwin UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis + 20
4 Jean-Christophe Peraud EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 21
5 Krzysztof Jeżowski CCC Polsat Polkowice + 40
6 Sergej Fuchs Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 43
7 Ben Jacques-Maynes Bissell + 45
8 Bernard Van Ulden Jelly Belly presented by Kenda + 46
9 Scott Zwizanski Kelly Benefit Strategies + 47
10 Ben Day Fly V Australia + 48
11 Matthew Brammeier An Post - Sean Kelly + 50
12 Florian Stalder BMC Racing Team + 52
13 Stanislav Kozúbek PSK Whirlpool - Author + 53
14 Taylor Phinney Trek Livestrong U23 + 54
15 Chad Beyer BMC Racing Team s.t.
16 David Veilleux Kelly Benefit Strategies + 59
17 Phil Zajicek Fly V Australia + 1'00
18 David O'Loughlin An Post - Sean Kelly + 1'06
19 Dirk Müller Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 1'07
20 Julien Paquet Verandas Willems s.t.
21 Eddy Ratti De Rosa - Stac Plastic + 1'09
22 Michael Friedman Jelly Belly presented by Kenda + 1'10
23 Charles Bradley Huff Jelly Belly presented by Kenda + 1'14
24 Jeff Louder BMC Racing Team + 1'17
25 Corney Collier Bahati Foundation + 1'18
26 Jure Golcer De Rosa - Stac Plastic + 1'19
27 Lanell Rockmore Bahati Foundation + 1'22
28 David Boily Spidertech powered by Planet Energy + 1'23
29 Neil Shirley Kelly Benefit Strategies + 1'25
30 Tim Johnson UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
31 Ryan Baumann Bahati Foundation + 1'26
32 Brent Bookwalter BMC Racing Team + 1'28
33 Darren Lill Fly V Australia + 1'31
34 David Kemp Fly V Australia s.t.
35 Kiel Reijnen Jelly Belly presented by Kenda + 1'32
36 Matthias Frank BMC Racing Team s.t.
37 Karl Menzies UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis + 1'33
38 Thomas Frei BMC Racing Team s.t.
39 Andrew Bajadali Kelly Benefit Strategies + 1'34
40 Christopher Sutton Sky Professional Cycling Team + 1'36
41 Maxim Debusschere An Post - Sean Kelly + 1'38
42 Matt Crane UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
43 Tom Soladay Team Type 1 + 1'39
44 Cédric Collaers Verandas Willems + 1'41
45 AnÃbal Borrajo Jamis - Sutter Home + 1'43
46 Tomasz Smolen CCC Polsat Polkowice + 1'44
47 Tomáš Bucháček PSK Whirlpool - Author + 1'46
48 Michael Barry Sky Professional Cycling Team + 1'47
49 Guido Palma Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
50 Tucker Brown Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
51 Mauro Santambrogio BMC Racing Team + 1'48
52 David Tanner Fly V Australia s.t.
53 Tomasz Lisowicz CCC Polsat Polkowice + 1'49
54 Andrew Talansky EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 1'52
55 Fabio Negri De Rosa - Stac Plastic s.t.
56 Alex Hagman Bahati Foundation + 1'53
57 Ken Hanson Team Type 1 + 1'55
58 Matt Rice Bahati Foundation + 1'58
59 Sjef De Wilde Verandas Willems + 1'59
60 Andy Cappelle Verandas Willems s.t.
61 Frank Pipp Bissell + 2'00
62 Dieter Cappelle Verandas Willems s.t.
63 Shane Kline Bissell + 2'01
64 Justin Williams Trek Livestrong U23 + 2'03
65 Max Jenkins UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
66 Simon Lambert-Lemay Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
67 Thomas Nelson Adageo Energy + 2'06
68 Ian MacGregor Kelly Benefit Strategies + 2'07
69 Marco Cattaneo De Rosa - Stac Plastic + 2'08
70 Chase Pinkham Trek Livestrong U23 + 2'09
71 Joe Eldridge Team Type 1 s.t.
72 Bjorn Brems An Post - Sean Kelly + 2'11
73 Benny De Schrooder An Post - Sean Kelly + 2'14
74 Ben Swift Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
75 Bartlomiej Matysiak CCC Polsat Polkowice + 2'15
76 Jesse Anthony Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
77 Damiano Caruso De Rosa - Stac Plastic + 2'16
78 Tobias Eggli Adageo Energy s.t.
79 Aldo Ino Ilesic Team Type 1 + 2'17
80 Kamil Zielinski CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
81 Rahsaan Bahati Bahati Foundation + 2'18
82 Scott Nydam BMC Racing Team s.t.
83 Tyler Wren Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
84 Valery Kobzarenko Team Type 1 + 2'19
85 Eric Bennett Adageo Energy s.t.
86 Jamey Driscoll Jamis - Sutter Home + 2'25
87 James Vanlandschoot Verandas Willems + 2'26
88 Cristiano Salerno De Rosa - Stac Plastic + 2'29
89 Kim Lachmann Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 2'34
90 Rob Britton Bissell + 2'35
91 Connor McConvey An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
92 Morris Possoni Sky Professional Cycling Team + 2'39
93 Erick Barlevav UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis + 2'44
94 Sylvain Calzati Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
95 René Obst Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 2'45
96 Alex Candelario Kelly Benefit Strategies + 2'46
97 Andy Guptill Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
98 Pieter Ghyllebert An Post - Sean Kelly + 2'48
99 Davide Frattini Team Type 1 s.t.
100 Andy Jacques-Maynes Bissell s.t.
101 Petr BenčÃk PSK Whirlpool - Author + 2'49
102 Ben King Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
103 Riccardo Chiarini De Rosa - Stac Plastic + 2'52
104 Stefan Radochla Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 2'56
105 Lars Petter Nordhaug Sky Professional Cycling Team + 3'22
106 Martin Mareš PSK Whirlpool - Author + 3'31
107 Jeremy Venell Bissell + 3'39
108 Martin Gilbert Spidertech powered by Planet Energy + 4'05
109 Lucas Euser Spidertech powered by Planet Energy + 4'08
110 Scott Stewart Team Type 1 + 4'12
111 Evan Hyde Bahati Foundation + 4'45
112 Danny Finneran Adageo Energy + 4'50
113 Alexi Martinez Adageo Energy + 5'05
114 Hilton Clarke Bahati Foundation + 5'18
115 Nicolas Portal Sky Professional Cycling Team + 5'25
116 Aaron Kemps Fly V Australia + 5'26
117 Mark McNally An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
118 Sean Mazich Jelly Belly presented by Kenda + 5'37
119 William Dugan Team Type 1 + 5'39
120 Andrew Randell Spidertech powered by Planet Energy + 5'47
121 Kevin Lacombe Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
122 Jean-Mitja Schlüter Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 6'28
123 Robin Steenuit Verandas Willems + 6'49
124 Mark Reynes PSK Whirlpool - Author + 7'37
125 Richard Ackerman EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 7'53
126 Kenny Mather Jelly Belly presented by Kenda + 8'17
127 Max Stahr Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 9'01
128 Cody Campbell Trek Livestrong U23 + 9'29
129 Ben Kersten Fly V Australia + 10'39
130 Leopold König PSK Whirlpool - Author + 10'40
131 Julian Kyer Trek Livestrong U23 + 11'11
132 Grischa Janorschke Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 13'32
133 Douglas Whalley Adageo Energy s.t.
134 Jarosław Rębiewski CCC Polsat Polkowice + 14'12
135 Riki Budgen Fly V Australia + 15'00
136 Sergio Laganà De Rosa - Stac Plastic + 15'20
137 Marcin Tomaszewski CCC Polsat Polkowice + 17'03
138 Sven Van den Houte Verandas Willems + 18'35
139 Aleksander Dorozala CCC Polsat Polkowice + 22'46
140 Wilson Tabb Sky Professional Cycling Team + 26'43
141 Douglas Arnold EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 32'00
142 Raphaël Delobel EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 43'17
Interview - Thomas Lovkvist
Q: Great win, how does it feel?
A: A whole lot better than yesterday that is for sure. I would just like to thank my team members, especially Jean and Andrew, for today's victory. And a shout-out to my buddies back in Sweden that want to see a better view of my national champ jersey. Oh, and I can't forget team manager, Mresuperstar, for keeping the faith in me alive after what happen yesterday. Hopefully I will see you guys again tomorrow.
Manager - Mresuperstar
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Posted on 20-06-2011 13:55
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Nice one! Impressive ride by both Peraud and Lövkvist, great to see you back on the winning track! Keep it up!
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| Mresuperstar |
Posted on 20-06-2011 19:29
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Vuelta a Espana - Week 1 Report
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| jt1109 |
Posted on 20-06-2011 19:30
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made this for you might want to give it a go in shirt viewer before you decide if you like it
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Posted on 20-06-2011 19:33
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made this for you might want to give it a go in shirt viewer before you decide if you like it
That looks great.  Lovkvist and Larsson would be gratefully to wear this!  Thanks for making it.
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Tour of Missouri Stage 5 Report
The last stage of the tour, and also the last stage this year on our home soil, USA. Lovkvist has to hold onto yellow to achieve goal number 4 out of the possible 5 so far this season. But after the strong performance on stage 4, the team is feeling weak today.
Today starts the same as yesturday, with Ackerman jumping in to the breakaway. But it also ends the same with him being pulled back a short while later.
But today he makes a second effort to help Lovkvist out.
He is soon stuck between a rock and a hard place. In between the breakaway and peloton, so was to drop back after trying to catch-up with the breakaway riders for 20kms.
So the chase was on. Team BMC surprisingly helped out Peraud and Talansky in hopes of keeping yellow on Lovkvist back at the end of the day.
Deja vu, with 25kms left riders starting attacking left and right. Peraud is trying the best he can to keep everyone in check.
And soon it was all the top GC riders making their move, but Lovkvist didn't budge. And kept cozy in the peloton keeping all faith in the hands of Peraud.
With 20km to go, Peraud is now in all out capture mode. And over the team radio we get work on the morning breakaway location, 4'20'' ahead. Lovkvist quickly responds back wanting to know the best GC rider in the group ...
It toke a few kilometers to run the numbers, but we came up with AnÃbal Borrajo just 1'43'' back when the day started, but now just 1'37'' after a morning sprint point.
With Peraud out of energy, it was now up to Lovkvist to pull back the remaining 2'30'' to the lead breakway, or at 54 seconds to keep yellow.
The team car goes silent as all we can do is watch Lovkvist fight for his jersey, and our sponsor goal.
Catching them was now out of the question, but is the yellow jersey?
Ian MacGregor takes the win after a long day on the bike taking the 20 bonus seconds, but it won't have an impact on the best GC time on the line will still belong to AnÃbal Borrajo who takes 5th and misses out on the time bonus ... The race now turned over into Lovkvist's legs. We had turned off the stopwatch and just told Lovkvist to ride, and we would see the results on the other side.
And he pulled it off. He hit the line 1'32'' behind the breakaway riders giving him a 5 second advantage over Borrago. Out of excitement Lovkvist gets off his bike and hands to over to our reporter and heads back to the finish line and waits for the rest of the team giving out high-fives and hugs.
Oh, and for an added bonus he also will take home the green jersey.
Stage 5 Results -
Spoiler 1 Ian MacGregor Kelly Benefit Strategies 5h16'05
2 Kim Lachmann Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse s.t.
3 Max Jenkins UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
4 Kamil Zielinski CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
5 AnÃbal Borrajo Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
6 Bjorn Brems An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
7 Thomas Lövkvist EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 1'32
8 Ken Hanson Team Type 1 s.t.
9 Kevin Lacombe Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
10 Chad Beyer BMC Racing Team + 2'11
11 Krzysztof Jeżowski CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
12 Ben Jacques-Maynes Bissell s.t.
13 Bernard Van Ulden Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
14 Tomasz Lisowicz CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
15 Florian Stalder BMC Racing Team s.t.
16 René Obst Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse s.t.
17 Rahsaan Bahati Bahati Foundation s.t.
18 Aldo Ino Ilesic Team Type 1 s.t.
19 Marco Cattaneo De Rosa - Stac Plastic s.t.
20 Ryan Baumann Bahati Foundation s.t.
21 David Veilleux Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
22 Alex Candelario Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
23 Riccardo Chiarini De Rosa - Stac Plastic s.t.
24 Phil Zajicek Fly V Australia s.t.
25 Bartlomiej Matysiak CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
26 James Vanlandschoot Verandas Willems s.t.
27 Charles Bradley Huff Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
28 Guido Palma Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
29 Karl Menzies UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
30 David Tanner Fly V Australia s.t.
31 Dirk Müller Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse s.t.
32 Julien Paquet Verandas Willems s.t.
33 Andrew Bajadali Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
34 Eddy Ratti De Rosa - Stac Plastic s.t.
35 Petr BenčÃk PSK Whirlpool - Author s.t.
36 Corney Collier Bahati Foundation s.t.
37 Scott Zwizanski Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
38 Tomasz Smolen CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
39 Stanislav Kozúbek PSK Whirlpool - Author s.t.
40 Aaron Kemps Fly V Australia s.t.
41 Darren Lill Fly V Australia s.t.
42 Jean-Christophe Peraud EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling s.t.
43 Matt Crane UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
44 Taylor Phinney Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
45 Sjef De Wilde Verandas Willems s.t.
46 Ben Day Fly V Australia s.t.
47 Martin Mareš PSK Whirlpool - Author s.t.
48 Matt Rice Bahati Foundation s.t.
49 Ben Swift Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
50 Sergej Fuchs Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse s.t.
51 Fabio Negri De Rosa - Stac Plastic s.t.
52 Tim Johnson UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
53 Rob Britton Bissell s.t.
54 Guy East Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
55 Kiel Reijnen Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
56 Dieter Cappelle Verandas Willems s.t.
57 Brent Bookwalter BMC Racing Team s.t.
58 Christopher Baldwin UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
59 Alex Hagman Bahati Foundation s.t.
60 Lanell Rockmore Bahati Foundation s.t.
61 Frank Pipp Bissell s.t.
62 Andy Cappelle Verandas Willems s.t.
63 Michael Barry Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
64 Lars Petter Nordhaug Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
65 Jure Golcer De Rosa - Stac Plastic s.t.
66 Chase Pinkham Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
67 Morris Possoni Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
68 Jeff Louder BMC Racing Team s.t.
69 Michael Friedman Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
70 Davide Frattini Team Type 1 s.t.
71 Tomáš Bucháček PSK Whirlpool - Author s.t.
72 Nicolas Portal Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
73 Christopher Sutton Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
74 Matthias Frank BMC Racing Team s.t.
75 Jeremy Venell Bissell s.t.
76 Neil Shirley Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
77 Sylvain Calzati Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
78 Andy Jacques-Maynes Bissell s.t.
79 Jarosław Rębiewski CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
80 Thomas Nelson Adageo Energy s.t.
81 Cristiano Salerno De Rosa - Stac Plastic s.t.
82 David Boily Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
83 Evan Hyde Bahati Foundation s.t.
84 Lucas Euser Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
85 Eric Bennett Adageo Energy s.t.
86 Tom Soladay Team Type 1 s.t.
87 Valery Kobzarenko Team Type 1 s.t.
88 Andy Guptill Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
89 Tyler Wren Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
90 Jamey Driscoll Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
91 Maxim Debusschere An Post - Sean Kelly + 3'55
92 David O'Loughlin An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
93 Connor McConvey An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
94 Benny De Schrooder An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
95 Damiano Caruso De Rosa - Stac Plastic s.t.
96 Scott Nydam BMC Racing Team s.t.
97 Hilton Clarke Bahati Foundation s.t.
98 Matthew Brammeier An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
99 Simon Lambert-Lemay Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
100 David Kemp Fly V Australia s.t.
101 Alexi Martinez Adageo Energy s.t.
102 Thomas Frei BMC Racing Team s.t.
103 Mark Reynes PSK Whirlpool - Author s.t.
104 Tobias Eggli Adageo Energy s.t.
105 Danny Finneran Adageo Energy s.t.
106 Grischa Janorschke Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse s.t.
107 Jean-Mitja Schlüter Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse s.t.
108 Scott Stewart Team Type 1 s.t.
109 Pieter Ghyllebert An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
110 Martin Gilbert Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
111 William Dugan Team Type 1 s.t.
112 Ben King Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
113 Mark McNally An Post - Sean Kelly s.t.
114 Andrew Randell Spidertech powered by Planet Energy s.t.
115 Robin Steenuit Verandas Willems s.t.
116 Cédric Collaers Verandas Willems s.t.
117 Leopold König PSK Whirlpool - Author s.t.
118 Erick Barlevav UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis + 6'30
119 Jesse Anthony Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t.
120 Shane Kline Bissell s.t.
121 Marcin Tomaszewski CCC Polsat Polkowice s.t.
122 Sven Van den Houte Verandas Willems s.t.
123 Julian Kyer Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
124 Douglas Whalley Adageo Energy s.t.
125 Justin Williams Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
126 Max Stahr Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 7'34
127 Stefan Radochla Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse s.t.
128 Ben Kersten Fly V Australia s.t.
129 Andrew Talansky EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling s.t.
130 Sergio Laganà De Rosa - Stac Plastic s.t.
131 Kenny Mather Jelly Belly presented by Kenda s.t.
132 Cody Campbell Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
133 Riki Budgen Fly V Australia s.t.
134 Aleksander Dorozala CCC Polsat Polkowice + 10'01
135 Tucker Brown Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
136 Sean Mazich Jelly Belly presented by Kenda + 14'47
137 Wilson Tabb Sky Professional Cycling Team + 17'15
138 Raphaël Delobel EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling s.t.
139 Joe Eldridge Team Type 1 + 17'43
140 Douglas Arnold EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 23'51
141 Richard Ackerman EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 37'54
GC Results -
Spoiler 1 Thomas Lövkvist EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling 18h41'28
2 AnÃbal Borrajo Jamis - Sutter Home + 5
3 Ian MacGregor Kelly Benefit Strategies + 15
4 Max Jenkins UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis + 21
5 Bjorn Brems An Post - Sean Kelly + 39
6 Kamil Zielinski CCC Polsat Polkowice + 45
7 Kim Lachmann Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 50
8 Guy East Kelly Benefit Strategies + 54
9 Christopher Baldwin UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis + 59
10 Jean-Christophe Peraud EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 1'00
11 Krzysztof Jeżowski CCC Polsat Polkowice + 1'19
12 Sergej Fuchs Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 1'22
13 Ben Jacques-Maynes Bissell + 1'24
14 Bernard Van Ulden Jelly Belly presented by Kenda + 1'25
15 Scott Zwizanski Kelly Benefit Strategies + 1'26
16 Ben Day Fly V Australia + 1'27
17 Florian Stalder BMC Racing Team + 1'31
18 Stanislav Kozúbek PSK Whirlpool - Author + 1'32
19 Chad Beyer BMC Racing Team + 1'33
20 Taylor Phinney Trek Livestrong U23 s.t.
21 David Veilleux Kelly Benefit Strategies + 1'38
22 Phil Zajicek Fly V Australia + 1'39
23 Dirk Müller Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 1'46
24 Julien Paquet Verandas Willems s.t.
25 Eddy Ratti De Rosa - Stac Plastic + 1'48
26 Michael Friedman Jelly Belly presented by Kenda + 1'49
27 Ken Hanson Team Type 1 + 1'51
28 Charles Bradley Huff Jelly Belly presented by Kenda + 1'53
29 Jeff Louder BMC Racing Team + 1'56
30 Corney Collier Bahati Foundation + 1'57
31 Jure Golcer De Rosa - Stac Plastic + 1'58
32 Lanell Rockmore Bahati Foundation + 2'01
33 David Boily Spidertech powered by Planet Energy + 2'02
34 Neil Shirley Kelly Benefit Strategies + 2'04
35 Tim Johnson UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis s.t.
36 Ryan Baumann Bahati Foundation + 2'05
37 Brent Bookwalter BMC Racing Team + 2'07
38 Darren Lill Fly V Australia + 2'10
39 Kiel Reijnen Jelly Belly presented by Kenda + 2'11
40 Matthias Frank BMC Racing Team s.t.
41 Karl Menzies UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis + 2'12
42 Andrew Bajadali Kelly Benefit Strategies + 2'13
43 Christopher Sutton Sky Professional Cycling Team + 2'15
44 Matt Crane UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis + 2'17
45 Tom Soladay Team Type 1 + 2'18
46 Tomasz Smolen CCC Polsat Polkowice + 2'23
47 Tomáš Bucháček PSK Whirlpool - Author + 2'25
48 Michael Barry Sky Professional Cycling Team + 2'26
49 Guido Palma Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
50 David Tanner Fly V Australia + 2'27
51 Tomasz Lisowicz CCC Polsat Polkowice + 2'28
52 Fabio Negri De Rosa - Stac Plastic + 2'31
53 Alex Hagman Bahati Foundation + 2'32
54 Matt Rice Bahati Foundation + 2'37
55 Sjef De Wilde Verandas Willems + 2'38
56 Andy Cappelle Verandas Willems s.t.
57 Frank Pipp Bissell + 2'39
58 Dieter Cappelle Verandas Willems s.t.
59 Thomas Nelson Adageo Energy + 2'45
60 Marco Cattaneo De Rosa - Stac Plastic + 2'47
61 Chase Pinkham Trek Livestrong U23 + 2'48
62 Ben Swift Sky Professional Cycling Team + 2'53
63 Bartlomiej Matysiak CCC Polsat Polkowice + 2'54
64 Aldo Ino Ilesic Team Type 1 + 2'56
65 Rahsaan Bahati Bahati Foundation + 2'57
66 Tyler Wren Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
67 Valery Kobzarenko Team Type 1 + 2'58
68 Eric Bennett Adageo Energy s.t.
69 Jamey Driscoll Jamis - Sutter Home + 3'04
70 James Vanlandschoot Verandas Willems + 3'05
71 Cristiano Salerno De Rosa - Stac Plastic + 3'08
72 Matthew Brammeier An Post - Sean Kelly + 3'13
73 Rob Britton Bissell + 3'14
74 Morris Possoni Sky Professional Cycling Team + 3'18
75 Sylvain Calzati Sky Professional Cycling Team + 3'23
76 René Obst Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 3'24
77 Alex Candelario Kelly Benefit Strategies + 3'25
78 Andy Guptill Jamis - Sutter Home s.t.
79 Davide Frattini Team Type 1 + 3'27
80 Andy Jacques-Maynes Bissell s.t.
81 Petr BenčÃk PSK Whirlpool - Author + 3'28
82 David O'Loughlin An Post - Sean Kelly + 3'29
83 Riccardo Chiarini De Rosa - Stac Plastic + 3'31
84 David Kemp Fly V Australia + 3'54
85 Thomas Frei BMC Racing Team + 3'56
86 Maxim Debusschere An Post - Sean Kelly + 4'01
87 Lars Petter Nordhaug Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
88 Cédric Collaers Verandas Willems + 4'04
89 Martin Mareš PSK Whirlpool - Author + 4'10
90 Jeremy Venell Bissell + 4'18
91 Simon Lambert-Lemay Spidertech powered by Planet Energy + 4'26
92 Benny De Schrooder An Post - Sean Kelly + 4'37
93 Damiano Caruso De Rosa - Stac Plastic + 4'39
94 Tobias Eggli Adageo Energy s.t.
95 Scott Nydam BMC Racing Team + 4'41
96 Lucas Euser Spidertech powered by Planet Energy + 4'47
97 Connor McConvey An Post - Sean Kelly + 4'58
98 Pieter Ghyllebert An Post - Sean Kelly + 5'11
99 Ben King Trek Livestrong U23 + 5'12
100 Evan Hyde Bahati Foundation + 5'24
101 Kevin Lacombe Spidertech powered by Planet Energy + 5'39
102 Nicolas Portal Sky Professional Cycling Team + 6'04
103 Aaron Kemps Fly V Australia + 6'05
104 Martin Gilbert Spidertech powered by Planet Energy + 6'28
105 Scott Stewart Team Type 1 + 6'35
106 Shane Kline Bissell + 6'59
107 Justin Williams Trek Livestrong U23 + 7'01
108 Jesse Anthony Kelly Benefit Strategies + 7'13
109 Danny Finneran Adageo Energy s.t.
110 Alexi Martinez Adageo Energy + 7'28
111 Hilton Clarke Bahati Foundation + 7'41
112 Erick Barlevav UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis + 7'42
113 Mark McNally An Post - Sean Kelly + 7'49
114 Andrew Talansky EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 7'54
115 William Dugan Team Type 1 + 8'02
116 Andrew Randell Spidertech powered by Planet Energy + 8'10
117 Jean-Mitja Schlüter Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 8'51
118 Stefan Radochla Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 8'58
119 Robin Steenuit Verandas Willems + 9'12
120 Mark Reynes PSK Whirlpool - Author + 10'00
121 Tucker Brown Jamis - Sutter Home + 10'16
122 Leopold König PSK Whirlpool - Author + 13'03
123 Kenny Mather Jelly Belly presented by Kenda + 14'19
124 Jarosław Rębiewski CCC Polsat Polkowice + 14'51
125 Max Stahr Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 15'03
126 Cody Campbell Trek Livestrong U23 + 15'31
127 Grischa Janorschke Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 15'55
128 Julian Kyer Trek Livestrong U23 + 16'09
129 Ben Kersten Fly V Australia + 16'41
130 Joe Eldridge Team Type 1 + 18'20
131 Douglas Whalley Adageo Energy + 18'30
132 Sean Mazich Jelly Belly presented by Kenda + 18'48
133 Riki Budgen Fly V Australia + 21'02
134 Sergio Laganà De Rosa - Stac Plastic + 21'22
135 Marcin Tomaszewski CCC Polsat Polkowice + 22'01
136 Sven Van den Houte Verandas Willems + 23'33
137 Aleksander Dorozala CCC Polsat Polkowice + 31'15
138 Wilson Tabb Sky Professional Cycling Team + 42'26
139 Richard Ackerman EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 44'15
140 Douglas Arnold EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 54'19
141 Raphaël Delobel EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling + 59'00
Sprint Point Results -
Spoiler 1 Thomas Lövkvist EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling 43
2 Krzysztof Jezowski CCC Polsat Polkowice 43
3 Charles Bradley Huff Jelly Belly presented by Kenda 36
4 Tomasz Smolen CCC Polsat Polkowice 36
5 Ben King Trek Livestrong U23 31
6 Tomasz Lisowicz CCC Polsat Polkowice 30
7 René Obst Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse 30
8 Riccardo Chiarini De Rosa - Stac Plastic 28
9 Guy East Kelly Benefit Strategies 25
10 Ian MacGregor Kelly Benefit Strategies 25
11 Matthew Brammeier An Post - Sean Kelly 24
12 Chad Beyer BMC Racing Team 24
13 Eddy Ratti De Rosa - Stac Plastic 22
14 Kim Lachmann Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse 22
15 Christopher Baldwin UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis 20
16 Sergej Fuchs Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse 18
17 AnÃbal Borrajo Jamis - Sutter Home 18
18 Max Jenkins UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis 18
19 Jean-Christophe Peraud EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling 16
20 Ben Jacques-Maynes Bissell 16
21 Rahsaan Bahati Bahati Foundation 15
22 Kevin Lacombe Spidertech powered by Planet Energy 15
23 Bernard Van Ulden Jelly Belly presented by Kenda 14
24 Dirk Müller Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse 14
25 Ken Hanson Team Type 1 14
26 Kamil Zielinski CCC Polsat Polkowice 14
27 Scott Zwizanski Kelly Benefit Strategies 12
28 Andrew Bajadali Kelly Benefit Strategies 12
29 Tobias Eggli Adageo Energy 12
30 Taylor Phinney Trek Livestrong U23 11
31 Karl Menzies UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis 11
32 Ben Day Fly V Australia 10
33 Tomáš Bucháček PSK Whirlpool - Author 10
34 Bjorn Brems An Post - Sean Kelly 10
35 Aldo Ino Ilesic Team Type 1 10
36 Florian Stalder BMC Racing Team 9
37 Bartlomiej Matysiak CCC Polsat Polkowice 9
38 David Kemp Fly V Australia 8
39 Alex Candelario Kelly Benefit Strategies 8
40 Michael Friedman Jelly Belly presented by Kenda 7
41 Ryan Baumann Bahati Foundation 7
42 James Vanlandschoot Verandas Willems 7
43 Neil Shirley Kelly Benefit Strategies 6
44 Andy Guptill Jamis - Sutter Home 6
45 Martin Gilbert Spidertech powered by Planet Energy 6
46 Scott Stewart Team Type 1 6
47 Stanislav Kozúbek PSK Whirlpool - Author 5
48 David Veilleux Kelly Benefit Strategies 5
49 Christopher Sutton Sky Professional Cycling Team 4
50 Frank Pipp Bissell 4
51 Petr BenčÃk PSK Whirlpool - Author 4
52 Nicolas Portal Sky Professional Cycling Team 4
53 Sean Mazich Jelly Belly presented by Kenda 4
54 Jesse Anthony Kelly Benefit Strategies 3
55 Jeff Louder BMC Racing Team 2
56 Ben Swift Sky Professional Cycling Team 2
57 Tyler Wren Jamis - Sutter Home 2
58 Lucas Euser Spidertech powered by Planet Energy 2
Mountain Point Results -
Spoiler 1 Bjorn Brems An Post - Sean Kelly 18
2 Ken Hanson Team Type 1 11
3 David Tanner Fly V Australia 9
4 Chase Pinkham Trek Livestrong U23 9
5 Tomáš Bucháček PSK Whirlpool - Author 6
6 Petr BenčÃk PSK Whirlpool - Author 6
7 Ian MacGregor Kelly Benefit Strategies 4
8 Ben King Trek Livestrong U23 4
9 Kiel Reijnen Jelly Belly presented by Kenda 2
10 Kamil Zielinski CCC Polsat Polkowice 2
11 Jeremy Venell Bissell 2
12 David Kemp Fly V Australia 1
13 Kim Lachmann Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse 1
Team Results -
Spoiler Kelly Benefit Strategies 56h06'11 (1)
UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis + 1'17 (2)
Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse + 2'00 (3)
Young Rider Results -
Spoiler Max Jenkins UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis 18h41'49 (1)
Bjorn Brems An Post - Sean Kelly + 18 (2)
Kamil Zielinski CCC Polsat Polkowice + 24 (3)
Interview - Thomas Lovkvist
Q: Can you put this victory in words for me?
A: First, thanks for holding my bike. And the best way I can describe this win is ... well, it can be divide into to parts. Never give up as an individual and the second part is put trust in your team mates. This guys give their heart for me this tour and I can proudly represent them for their great efforts.
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A 7th! But only 4 days until PCM 11. Or didnt you day you would wait for the Daily db? Either way times running out, and I personally cant wait to see what you do when switching over to 11 while keeping the team together.
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valverde321 wrote:
A 7th! But only 4 days until PCM 11. Or didnt you day you would wait for the Daily db? Either way times running out, and I personally cant wait to see what you do when switching over to 11 while keeping the team together.
I will be waiting for the pcm.daily DB, but more importantly I will finish out the rest of the season before switching, and I'm getting really close. I just pre-ordered the game just 15 minutes ago, can't wait to check out the new AI.
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Mresuperstar wrote:
valverde321 wrote:
A 7th! But only 4 days until PCM 11. Or didnt you day you would wait for the Daily db? Either way times running out, and I personally cant wait to see what you do when switching over to 11 while keeping the team together.
I will be waiting for the pcm.daily DB, but more importantly I will finish out the rest of the season before switching, and I'm getting really close. I just pre-ordered the game just 15 minutes ago, can't wait to check out the new AI.
Please tell me if the AI is fixed when you get it. I can trust you, and if it gets a good word I will buy it.
But you MUST play on the day of the release so I know ASAP. 
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valverde321 wrote:
Mresuperstar wrote:
valverde321 wrote:
A 7th! But only 4 days until PCM 11. Or didnt you day you would wait for the Daily db? Either way times running out, and I personally cant wait to see what you do when switching over to 11 while keeping the team together.
I will be waiting for the pcm.daily DB, but more importantly I will finish out the rest of the season before switching, and I'm getting really close. I just pre-ordered the game just 15 minutes ago, can't wait to check out the new AI.
Please tell me if the AI is fixed when you get it. I can trust you, and if it gets a good word I will buy it.
But you MUST play on the day of the release so I know ASAP.
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valverde321 wrote:
Mresuperstar wrote:
valverde321 wrote:
A 7th! But only 4 days until PCM 11. Or didnt you day you would wait for the Daily db? Either way times running out, and I personally cant wait to see what you do when switching over to 11 while keeping the team together.
I will be waiting for the pcm.daily DB, but more importantly I will finish out the rest of the season before switching, and I'm getting really close. I just pre-ordered the game just 15 minutes ago, can't wait to check out the new AI.
Please tell me if the AI is fixed when you get it. I can trust you, and if it gets a good word I will buy it.
But you MUST play on the day of the release so I know ASAP.
Well, there is a problem with that. I'm leaving for short vacation to cedar point tomorrow and have pre-loaded the game on my labtop. The hotel I will be staying at has wifi so I should be able to get my activation code, but won't have time to play it for a good amount of time until we start driving back home on Monday. Plus any time I get I will checking to make sure man-game transfers didn't start yet.
As for the story I will post a few more things today, but then I will have to pick it back up next week. And lastly I'm going to try and keep the favourite cyclist contest going, but valverde321 could you possible keep it going if you don't see me online at the time I should be posting the results, just as a back up for me?
Sorry for the long post, just wanted to clear everything up before I leave.
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Tour of Britain Stage 1 Report
Our Riders -
This 7 stage tour is made for the sprinters, but it starts off with a short ITT giving Larsson a chance to grab yellow early. But the real challenge will be if he can keep it from sprinters like Edvald Boasson Hagen, Ben Swift, Tomasz Lisowicz, or possibly teammate Andrew Talansky.
Speaking of which, Talansky is the first rider to start the day. The conditions are horrible with heavy rain and strong wind gusts. But Talanksy still puts up a decent time of 11'30'' and is luck to get his ride in early so he can spent the rest of the day in the team bus.
Larsson in his newly designed Swedish ITT National Championship jersey takes to the road.
And he shows why he wears the jersey, setting the new best time at 10'30''.
Bert Grabsch of HTC posed the biggest threat to Larsson today, but he didn't have the speed to backup his claim. Grabsch comes in with the same time as Edvald Boasson Hagen, 18 seconds behind Larsson.
EA-Sony gets another win, and is pushing hard down the stretch for a chance at promotion.
Stage 1 Results - (New Format - Finally figured out how to use the table feature)
Spoiler | 1 | Gustav Erik Larsson | EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling | 10'45 | | 2 | Bert Grabsch | Team HTC - Columbia | + 18 | | 3 | Edvald Boasson Hagen | Sky Professional Cycling Team | s.t. | | 4 | Stephen Cummings | Sky Professional Cycling Team | + 19 | | 5 | Jack Bobridge | Garmin - Transitions | + 21 | | 6 | Martijn Maaskant | Garmin - Transitions | + 26 | | 7 | Kim Borry | An Post - Sean Kelly | + 28 | | 8 | James Stewart | Team Raleigh | + 31 | | 9 | Bernardo Colex | Amore & Vita - Conad | + 32 | | 10 | Matti Helminen | Cycling Club Bourgas | s.t. | | 11 | Rubén Calvo | LA - Rota dos Móveis | s.t. | | 12 | Krzysztof Jezowski | CCC Polsat Polkowice | + 33 | | 13 | João Cabreira | Centro Ciclismo de Loulé - Louletano | + 34 | | 14 | Marcel Sieberg | Team HTC - Columbia | s.t. | | 15 | Danny Pate | Garmin - Transitions | s.t. | | 16 | Stanislav Kozúbek | PSK Whirlpool - Author | s.t. | | 17 | Neil Shirley | Kelly Benefit Strategies | + 37 | | 18 | Benjamin Cujnik | Adria Mobil | s.t. | | 19 | Eddy Ratti | De Rosa - Stac Plastic | + 38 | | 20 | Graham Briggs | Rapha Condor - Sharp | s.t. | | 21 | Hayden Roulston | Team HTC - Columbia | + 39 | | 22 | Ryan Anderson | Kelly Benefit Strategies | + 40 | | 23 | Matt Crane | UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis | + 42 | | 24 | Kurt-Asle Arvesen | Sky Professional Cycling Team | s.t. | | 25 | Giairo Ermeti | De Rosa - Stac Plastic | s.t. | | 26 | Fredrik Kessiakoff | Garmin - Transitions | s.t. | | 27 | FrantiÅ¡ek Klouček | PSK Whirlpool - Author | s.t. | | 28 | Christopher Newton | Rapha Condor - Sharp | s.t. | | 29 | Blaz Jarc | Adria Mobil | s.t. | | 30 | Zakkari Dempster | Rapha Condor - Sharp | s.t. | | 31 | David O'Loughlin | An Post - Sean Kelly | + 43 | | 32 | Jonathon Clarke | UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis | s.t. | | 33 | Fausto Fognini | Amore & Vita - Conad | s.t. | | 34 | Benjamin Sydlik | Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse | + 44 | | 35 | Max Stahr | Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse | s.t. | | 36 | Mark McNally | An Post - Sean Kelly | s.t. | | 37 | Tomasz Lisowicz | CCC Polsat Polkowice | + 45 | | 38 | Juan Antonio Flecha | Sky Professional Cycling Team | s.t. | | 39 | Roman Vishnevskiy | Amore & Vita - Conad | s.t. | | 40 | Andrew Talansky | EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling | s.t. | | 41 | Johan Van Summeren | Garmin - Transitions | + 46 | | 42 | Cédric Collaers | Verandas Willems | s.t. | | 43 | Jure Zagar | Adria Mobil | + 48 | | 44 | Peter Kennaugh | Sky Professional Cycling Team | + 50 | | 45 | Reid Mumford | Kelly Benefit Strategies | s.t. | | 46 | Steven Burke | Motorpoint - Marshall's Pasta | s.t. | | 47 | Matthew Brammeier | An Post - Sean Kelly | s.t. | | 48 | Hugo Sabido | LA - Rota dos Móveis | s.t. | | 49 | Ben Swift | Sky Professional Cycling Team | s.t. | | 50 | Sven Van den Houte | Verandas Willems | s.t. | | 51 | Jake Keough | UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis | s.t. | | 52 | Mart Ojavee | Cycling Club Bourgas | s.t. | | 53 | Aleksejs Saramotins | Team HTC - Columbia | s.t. | | 54 | Tomasz Kiendys; | CCC Polsat Polkowice | s.t. | | 55 | Erik Mohs | Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse | s.t. | | 56 | Filipe Cardoso | LA - Rota dos Móveis | s.t. | | 57 | Matthew Goss | Team HTC - Columbia | s.t. | | 58 | Stefan Hristov | Cycling Club Bourgas | s.t. | | 59 | Alexander Boyd | Kelly Benefit Strategies | s.t. | | 60 | Tomasz Smolen | CCC Polsat Polkowice | + 51 | | 61 | Constantino Zaballa | Centro Ciclismo de Loulé - Louletano | s.t. | | 62 | Giorgio Brambilla | De Rosa - Stac Plastic | s.t. | | 63 | Robert Vrecer | Adria Mobil | + 52 | | 64 | Peter Smith | Team Raleigh | + 55 | | 65 | André Schulze | PSK Whirlpool - Author | + 56 | | 66 | Hendrik Van den Bossche | Verandas Willems | s.t. | | 67 | Erick Barlevav | UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis | + 57 | | 68 | Dan Craven | Rapha Condor - Sharp | + 58 | | 69 | Matej Gnezda | Adria Mobil | s.t. | | 70 | Kamil Zielinski | CCC Polsat Polkowice | s.t. | | 71 | Matt Cronshaw | Rapha Condor - Sharp | s.t. | | 72 | Nelson Rocha | LA - Rota dos Móveis | s.t. | | 73 | Tom Barras | Team Raleigh | s.t. | | 74 | Andrew Pinfold | UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis | s.t. | | 75 | Normunds Lasis | Cycling Club Bourgas | s.t. | | 76 | Jesse Anthony | Kelly Benefit Strategies | s.t. | | 77 | Malcolm Elliott | Motorpoint - Marshall's Pasta | s.t. | | 78 | Paidi O'Brien | An Post - Sean Kelly | s.t. | | 79 | Liam Holohan | Team Raleigh | s.t. | | 80 | Marc De Maar | UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis | s.t. | | 81 | Nicolas Sanderson | Amore & Vita - Conad | s.t. | | 82 | Bartlomiej Matysiak | CCC Polsat Polkowice | s.t. | | 83 | Edgar Pinto | LA - Rota dos Móveis | + 59 | | 84 | Daniel Fleeman | Team Raleigh | s.t. | | 85 | Daniel Silva | Centro Ciclismo de Loulé - Louletano | s.t. | | 86 | Márcio Barbosa | LA - Rota dos Móveis | + 1'00 | | 87 | Erki Pütsep | Cycling Club Bourgas | + 1'02 | | 88 | Masauso Wells | EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling | + 1'03 | | 89 | Vicente Reynès | Team HTC - Columbia | + 1'05 | | 90 | Evgeni Panayotov | Cycling Club Bourgas | + 1'06 | | 91 | Daniel Shand | Team Raleigh | s.t. | | 92 | Roberto Ferrari | De Rosa - Stac Plastic | s.t. | | 93 | Sergiy Gretchyn | Amore & Vita - Conad | s.t. | | 94 | Jonathon McEvoy | Motorpoint - Marshall's Pasta | s.t. | | 95 | Mark Cassidy | An Post - Sean Kelly | s.t. | | 96 | César Quitério | Centro Ciclismo de Loulé - Louletano | s.t. | | 97 | James Vanlandschoot | Verandas Willems | s.t. | | 98 | Marko Kump | Adria Mobil | s.t. | | 99 | Pedro Lopes | Centro Ciclismo de Loulé - Louletano | s.t. | | 100 | Stefan Van Dijk | Verandas Willems | s.t. | | 101 | Petr BenčÃk | PSK Whirlpool - Author | s.t. | | 102 | Claudio Cucinotta | De Rosa - Stac Plastic | + 1'08 | | 103 | Sebastian Forke | Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse | + 1'11 | | 104 | Martin MareÅ¡ | PSK Whirlpool - Author | + 1'13 | | 105 | Bruno Saraiva | Centro Ciclismo de Loulé - Louletano | + 1'14 | | 106 | Stefan Radochla | Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse | s.t. | | 107 | Yuri Metlushenko | Amore & Vita - Conad | s.t. | | 108 | Claudio Corioni | De Rosa - Stac Plastic | s.t. | | 109 | Lars Wackernagel | Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse | s.t. | | 110 | Kirk Carlsen | Garmin - Transitions | s.t. | | 111 | Lee Davis | Motorpoint - Marshall's Pasta | s.t. | | 112 | Petr Kaltofen | PSK Whirlpool - Author | + 1'22 | | 113 | Alex Candelario | Kelly Benefit Strategies | s.t. | | 114 | Anthony Skene | EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling | + 1'30 | | 115 | Moses Crawford | EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling | s.t. | | 116 | Christophe Anziani | EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling | s.t. |
Interview - Gustav Erik Larsson
Q: Great win today, but after looking through the race program before the stage you weren't even on the start-list. Why such the quick change in line-up before the tour?
A: As the season is coming to a end, management did a closer look at the remaining schedule and decided to put me in this tour and replaced me with Lovkvist in the Jayco Herald Sun Tour. I agreed because this race would raise my fitness right before the World ITT Championships, which has always been a dream of mine to win. And I feel this year might be my best chance at it.
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| valverde321 |
Posted on 30-06-2011 02:21
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Nice win. Larsson dominated, for it being a prologue and all.
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| Mresuperstar |
Posted on 30-06-2011 02:31
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@valv321: Yeah a very easy win. But to win the tour is going to be the hard part.
 Projected Promotion
| 1 | Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team | 4624 | | 2 | Skil-Shimano | 3959 | | 3 | Bbox Bouygues Telecom | 3668 | | 4 | Topsport Vlaanderen-Mercator | 3649 | | 5 | Acqua & Sapone | 2888 | | 6 | EA-Sony Ericsson Cycling | 2882 |
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| jt1109 |
Posted on 30-06-2011 12:01
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Great win with Larsson and promotion will be tough though you might have to ride more races next season to get to the World Tour |
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Posted on 30-06-2011 20:49
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Vuelta a Espana - Week 2 Report
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 | Contador holds a firm 1'30'' lead over Samuel Sanchez heading into week 2. But the tables turn when Contador fails to keep pace on stage 9. Sanchez keeps the jersey up until Stage 13 where Contador proves once again he is the best climber in the field. But the following day Sanchez comes right back to make the statement he is the best in the hills. So after 14 stages, Sanchez leads Contador by just 9 seconds. Vincenzo Nibali holds the last spot on the podium, but is 4'20'' back. So the final 7 stages will showcase ... Sanchez Vs. Contador. Hills Vs. Mountains. |
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| FreitasPCM |
Posted on 30-06-2011 20:58
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Holy crap, Cardoso's been doping or what, finishing in the top-3 in a mountain top finish. 
I don't like Grand Tours simulated on PCM, in the two last weeks, the riders seem to forget to chase the break. Anyway, nice to see the story still going.  |
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| Mresuperstar |
Posted on 30-06-2011 21:11
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FreitasPCM wrote:
Holy crap, Cardoso's been doping or what, finishing in the top-3 in a mountain top finish.
He was been very active throughout the whole tour, and even took a breakaway win during stage 2. I guess Footon would rather make him a breakaway man, rather than a sprinter.
Thanks for coming back and checking up on my story.
EDIT: Oh, he also won Stage 6 as well.
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| Mresuperstar |
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Tour of Britain Stage 2 Report
The first stage of many for the sprinters, and with a 10 second time bonus at the finish, Larsson's days could be number wearing the yellow jersey.
Right from the gun attacks come from every direction. At one point there was a mini peloton up front with 29 riders. Luck for us Team Sky stepped in and helped us reel-in everyone after 25kms.
But it didn't last long, for once we reached the first climb everyone was at it again. But this time Team Sky isn't willing to help. So option number two was to send GC leader Larsson to force the other teams to chase.
And it worked. Larsson was soon back in the peloton with everyone else, and it stayed this way until the sprint checkpoint.
We send Talansky early to make an effort to beat the sprinters there and pick up the top time bonus of 3 seconds.
But this tactic is the first to fail on today's stage. Stephen Cummings wins the sprint ahead of Jack Bobridge and Mart Ojavee.
Now onto the finish ... Larsson gets into a nice train with Talanksy firm on his wheel with 4kms from the finish.
But the sprint starts soon after and Larsson just can't keep pace. With 1km to go Marko Kump leads the way, followed by Cesar Quitero and EBH.
On the line, Edvald Boasson Hagen takes the win and the 10 second time bonus. He moves into 2nd overall, just 8 seconds behind Larsson now.
(Game Crashed - No Export)
Stage 2 Results -
Spoiler 1 Edvald Boasson Hagen - Team Sky
2 Marko Kump - Adria Mobil
3 Krzysztof Jezowski - CCC Polsat
4 Stefan Van Dijk - Verandas Willems
5 Normundts Lasis - Cycling Club Bourgas
6 Tomasz Lisowicz - CCC Polsat
7 Cesar Quiterio - Centro Ciclismo de Loule
8 Yuri Metlushenko - Amore & Vita
9 Roberto Ferrari - De Rosa
10 Ben Swift - Team Sky
GC Results -
Spoiler 1 Gustav Erik Larsson - EA-Sony Ericsson
2 Edvald Boasson Hagen - Team Sky - 8''
3 Stephen Cummings - Team Sky - 16''
4 Bert Grabsch - Team HTC-Columbia - 18''
5 Jack Bobridge - Garmin-Transitions - 19''
6 Martijn Maaskant - Garmin-Transitions - 26''
7 Kim Borry - An Post-Sean Kelly - 28''
8 Krzystof Jezowski - CCC Polsat - 29''
9 James Stewart - Team Raleigh - 31''
10 Matti Helminen - Cycling Club Bourgas - 32''
Interview - Andrew Talansky
Q: Another dismal sprint today, have you thought about training else where because right now you haven't shown any strength in bunch sprints all year?
A: It has been a rough year for me, and in the off-season I might consider changing my role. Who knows I might come back as a climber.
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Tour of Britain Stage 3 Report
The team will try and keep Larsson in yellow for the third straight day, but after the hard chase put in yesterday, nothing is certain.
Many riders try to break-off the front today looking for a stage win, but more importantly a shot at GC. A few EA-Sony riders try to make the effort but eventually caught out. When the dust settles there are is a large group of 18 riders up front.
And on top of that the wind was blowing today. Creating major splits in the peloton, and hindering our chance to put in a full out chase.
Talansky decides to make a move halfway through the stage just as a wake-up call to the peloton that the pace wasn't were it needed to be.
And sure enough Team Sky takes to the front, which is a huge relief for our riders. But it doesn't last for long ...
So 30kms out, Larsson tries the same tactic as Talansky. The peloton reacts to the move and brings him back ... but are willing to let the breakaway take the stage without a fight. Our team was nothing left in the tank after what happen on stage 2, so Larsson knew his days in yellow were short lived.
With 1km to go the sprint opens up. The peloton is over 4 minutes back.
James Vanlandschoot gets his first win of the season, Hayden Roulston of HTC takes 2nd, and the American Reid Mumford squeezes on the podium.
(Game Crashes - Can't Wait to Switch to PCM11)
Stage 3 Results -
Spoiler 1 James Vanlandschoot - Verandas Willems
2 Hayden Roulston - HTC-Columbia
3 Reid Mumford - Kelly Benefit
4 Pedro Lopes - Centro Ciclismo
5 Sven Van den Houte - Verandas Willems
6 Ryan Anderson - Kelly Benefit
7 Liam Holohan - Team Releigh
8 Matej Gnezda - Adria Mobil
9 Malcolm Elliot - Motorpoint
10 Blaz Jarc - Adria Mobil
11 Jonathon Clarke - UnitedHealthcare
12 Bruno Saraiva - Centro Ciclismo
13 Stefan Hristov - Cycling Club Bourges
14 Claudio Cucinoota - De Rosa
15 Erik Mohs - Team Nutrixxion
16 Mark Cassidy - An Post
17 Paidi O'Brien - An Post
18 Benjamin Cujnik - Adria Mobil
19 Stefan Van Dijk - Verandas Willems - 3'57''
20 Alex Candelario - Kelly Benefit
77 Gustav Erik Larsson - EA-Sony
103 Andrew Talansky - EA-Sony
113 Christophe Anziani - EA-Sony - 12'17''
Moses Crawford - Withdrawal
Anthony Skene - Withdrawal
Masauso Wells - Withdrawal
GC Results -
Spoiler 1 Hayden Roulston - HTC-Columbia
2 Blaz Jarc - Adria Mobil - 3''
3 Benjamin Cujnik - Adria Mobil - 4''
4 Ryan Anderson - Kelly Benefit - 7''
5 Jonathon Clarke - UnitedHealthcare - 10''
6 Reid Mumford - Kelly Benefit - 13''
7 Erik Mohs - Team Nutrixxion - 17''
8 Sven Van den Houte - Verandas Willems - 17''
9 Stefan Hristov - Cycling Club Bourges - 17''
10 James Vanlandschoot - Verandas Willems - 19''
11 Malcolm Elliot - Motorpoint - 20''
12 Liam Holohan - Team Releigh - 24''
13 Paidi O'Brien - An Post - 24''
14 Matej Gnezda - Adria Mobil - 25''
15 Mark Cassidy - An Post - 33''
16 Pedro Lopes - Centro Ciclismo - 33''
17 Claudio Cucinoota - De Rosa - 35''
18 Bruno Saraiva - Centro Ciclismo - 41''
19 Gustav Erik Larsson - EA-Sony - 3'24''
20 Edvald Boasson Hagen - Team Sky - 3'32''
Interview - Gustav Erik Larsson
Q: After a disappointing day for you, we just got word three of your teammates have withdrew from the race as well, any comments?
A: All three of them were pushed to the limits yesterday and again today; and they just don't have anything in the tank this late in season to continue. I respect the efforts they gave over the last few days and we will just have to move on without them for 4 more grueling stages.
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