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Garmin - End of 3rd Season - Continue in PCM11
janne_837
Top  #381 Print Post
Posted on 16-12-2010 15:34
Hey Dave is back in the Top10 overall Smile Why is Cunego not in Italy? He seems to have a good shape...
 
roturn
Top  #382 Print Post
Posted on 16-12-2010 18:22
Basso was transferred to Lampre Wink So he is their leader. Think Cunego will be leader in France or Spain. But not sure about it. Basso on 2 is also in a good shape in Italy and Nibali is unbeatable obviously.
 
FreitasPCM
Top  #383 Print Post
Posted on 16-12-2010 18:34
Lampre has made some crazy transfers. Pfft

And nice to see Dave in 10th. Hopefuly you'll keep him there. Smile
 
roturn
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Posted on 16-12-2010 19:57
Giro d'Italia - Stage 14
Arabba - Plan de Corones
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The Plan de Corones, perfectly build by Emmea. All mountains are quite steep and with 244km it`s more a classics lenght. But nevertheless we hope to stay in the top 10 afterwards. It`s the last of 4 mountain stages in a row before a flat stage and the rest day. Then again 4 mountain stages with one flat ITT in between. That`s an incredibly last 10 days. So nothing is sure yet, maximum that Nibali is by far the strongest and it will be hard to overtake him in the overall.

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The final climb. While the pros are still in Arabba some amateurs are already climbing under the cheering of the spectators. What a scenery. In about 8h we expect the first riders and in about 10h the last Wink

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As there were no attacks on the first two mountains Van Garderen took both mountain sprints. Obviously he is also out for this jersey.

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On the very long descent a small group of 5 riders attacked. Impey is the most dangerous. If you can call +1h41min dangerous.

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Liquigas is doing the pace on the Passo di Monte Giovo. 17,6km with an average of 7,9%. Many sprinters and helpers start to struggle and fall back. Except of Dean all Garmin riders are able to stay in first group.
Dean (50mo) beats about 70 riders so far Wink

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On the Passo delle Erbe (14km, 8%) the group splitts another time. Millar falls back, so just Martin (+5) and Stetina (+3) in the first group.
Although Martin feels very well today he has some problems to hold contact. Hopefully he can regenerate a bit on the descent.

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On the descent Basso attacks and creates a 20s gap. But he will be caught directly on the next climb...

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...where Nibali attacks. Basso and Scarponi, who else, are able to follow him. Stetina felt back before, so Martin is totally alone now but still in a good positon.

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Surprisingly Basso leads the race and Nibali and Scarponi are almost back in the pack around Martin.

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Was it just show? Nibali attacked again and overtakes Basso. This is just amazing.

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Scarponi is following them with some seconds. Rujano, Pozzovivo, Martin and Van Garderen are following. So Martin`s biggest opponent Mollema is one group behind together with Efimkin, Samoilau and Nocentini. Evans even felt back into another group with Leipheimer and Martinez.

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It starts to become boring. Nibali takes the next mountain stage like all others before. Basso was the only one, who was able to come quite close.
Scarponi lost almost 2min, Martin more than 3min but at least he won several minutes on some contenders and increased in the overall.
Great day for us and a nice Giro although we don`t have a stage win so far.

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Didi Senft "El Diabolo" was also in Italy. Unfortunately we missed him when the favourites passed but he wasn`t tired to cheer Steensen, who finished 35min later.

As we heard afterwards, about 30 riders felt out of the time limit. No big names there, Julian Dean really did well today, came in solo 4min ahead of the gruppetto and several minutes earlier than these riders. Most famous might be Sebastien Chavanel.
Another bad news for Quickstep, the first in the team ranking. Dario Cataldo (15th) hurt and will miss until July. This will probably cost them the team ranking where Ag2r and Colnago are quite close already.


Result
1Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas-Doimo7h40'30
2Ivan BassoLampre-Farnese Vini+ 29
3Michele ScarponiAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni+ 1'43
4Domenico PozzovivoColnago - CSF Inox+ 3'22
5José RujanoISD - Neris.t.
6Daniel MartinGarmin - Transitionss.t.
7Tejay Van GarderenTeam HTC - Columbias.t.
8Vladimir EfimkinAg2r La Mondiale+ 4'04
9Christophe Le MévelFDJ+ 4'46
10Branislau SamoilauQuick Steps.t.

Spoiler
11Rinaldo NocentiniAg2r La Mondiales.t.
12Bauke MollemaColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
13Kevin SeeldraeyersOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 5'55
14Egoi MartínezEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 7'05
15Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShacks.t.
16Cadel EvansTeam Katushas.t.
17Carlos BarredoQuick Step+ 10'05
18Christian KneesAstana+ 10'21
19Sandy CasarFDJ+ 10'33
20Valerio AgnoliLiquigas-Doimo+ 12'33
21Maxim IglinskiyAstana+ 12'45
22Leonardo BertagnolliAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni+ 13'47
23Peter StetinaGarmin - Transitionss.t.
24Kanstantsin SivtsovTeam HTC - Columbia+ 14'01
25Luca MazzantiTeam Katusha+ 18'03
26Lance ArmstrongTeam RadioShack+ 18'14
27Jan BakelantsOmega Pharma-Lottos.t.
28José ArrietaAg2r La Mondiale+ 18'27
29Andriy GrivkoAstana+ 18'39
30David MillarGarmin - Transitions+ 18'49
31Guillaume BonnafondAg2r La Mondiales.t.
32Edvald Boasson HagenSky Professional Cycling Team+ 18'57
33Leonardo DuqueTeam Saxo Banks.t.
34Thomas VoecklerBbox Bouygues Telecoms.t.
35Beñat IntxaustiEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
36Enrico ZenColnago - CSF Inox+ 19'21
37Eduard VorganovTeam HTC - Columbia+ 19'33
38Alexandre BotcharovTeam Katusha+ 19'41
39Francis De GreefOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 19'57
40Bartosz HuzarskiISD - Neri+ 20'13
41Steven KruijswijkTeam Saxo Bank+ 20'29
42David LoosliLampre-Farnese Vini+ 20'41
43Dmitriy FofonovAstana+ 20'49
44Marco PinottiFDJs.t.
45Oliver ZauggLiquigas-Doimo+ 21'05
46Santo AnzàCeramica Flaminia+ 21'29
47Thibaut PinotFDJ+ 22'21
48Laurens Ten DamRabobank+ 22'49
49Paul MartensRabobank+ 23'01
50Dario CioniSky Professional Cycling Team+ 23'41
51Gilberto SimoniLampre-Farnese Vini+ 24'09
52Timothy DugganGarmin - Transitionss.t.
53Volodymir GustovSky Professional Cycling Team+ 24'24
54Bram TankinkRabobanks.t.
55Nicki SørensenTeam Saxo Bank+ 24'37
56Johann TschoppBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 24'47
57Davide MalacarneQuick Steps.t.
58Kai ReusRabobank+ 26'19
59Ricardo Van Der VeldeGarmin - Transitions+ 27'03
60Matthew LloydOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 27'41
61Josep Jufré PouAstana+ 29'07
62Enrico GasparottoAstanas.t.
63Marco MarzanoLampre-Farnese Vini+ 30'21
64Koos MoerenhoutRabobank+ 31'57
65André SteensenTeam Saxo Bank+ 34'45
66Ben HermansTeam RadioShacks.t.
67Assan BazayevAstana+ 35'49
68Dmitriy KozontchukRabobank+ 36'37
69Andrei KunitskiQuick Step+ 42'13
70Mauro FinettoLiquigas-Doimo+ 43'09
71Thomas Vedel KvistQuick Steps.t.
72Daryl ImpeyTeam RadioShack+ 43'25
73Thor HushovdTeam RadioShack+ 43'33
74Salvatore MancusoISD - Neri+ 45'49
75Mauro FacciQuick Step+ 46'29
76Robert HunterGarmin - Transitionss.t.
77Christian MeierGarmin - Transitions+ 46'37
78Giairo ErmetiColnago - CSF Inox+ 46'45
79Lars Petter NordhaugSky Professional Cycling Team+ 47'41
80Enrico RossiCeramica Flaminia+ 49'01
81Alessandro BertoliniAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni+ 50'29
82Francesco GavazziLampre-Farnese Vini+ 51'09
83Julien BérardAg2r La Mondiale+ 52'05
84Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas-Doimo+ 53'09
85Nicolas PortalSky Professional Cycling Team+ 53'25
86Dennis Van WindenRabobank+ 53'57
87Manuel BellettiLiquigas-Doimo+ 54'13
88Glenn D'HollanderOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 55'17
89Alessandro PetacchiOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 55'57
90Diego UlissiLampre-Farnese Vini+ 57'09
91Jonas JørgensenTeam Saxo Bank+ 58'05
92Cameron MeyerGarmin - Transitionss.t.
93Federico CanutiColnago - CSF Inox+ 58'21
94Marco FrapportiColnago - CSF Inox+ 59'09
95Jonas LjungbladOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 59'25
96Gatis SmukulisAg2r La Mondiale+ 59'41
97Roman KireyevAstana+ 59'57
98Jacopo GuarnieriLiquigas-Doimo+ 1h00'21
99Francesco RedaQuick Step+ 1h00'45
100Sep VanmarckeOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 1h01'09
101Mirko SelvaggiAstana+ 1h02'37
102Simone PonziLampre-Farnese Vini+ 1h03'01
103Andreas StauffQuick Step+ 1h03'41
104Julian DeanGarmin - Transitions+ 1h16'13
105Francisco VentosoTeam RadioShack+ 1h19'48
106Romain SicardBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 1h20'10
107Anthony GeslinFDJ+ 1h20'26
108Ben SwiftSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
109Emanuele VonaISD - Neris.t.
110Mark CavendishTeam HTC - Columbias.t.
111Romain FeilluBbox Bouygues Telecoms.t.
112Francisco Javier AramendiaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
113Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
114Gert SteegmansTeam RadioShack+ 1h20'47
115Jorge AzanzaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
116Russell DowningSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
117Gianpaolo CarusoTeam Katushas.t.
118Mathieu SprickBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 1h20'55
119Alessandro VanottiLiquigas-Doimos.t.
120Sacha ModoloColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
121Matthew Harley GossTeam HTC - Columbias.t.
122Davide ViganòSky Professional Cycling Team+ 1h21'03
123André GreipelTeam HTC - Columbias.t.
124Jérémy RoyFDJs.t.
125Mikhail IgnatievTeam Katusha+ 1h21'11
126Robbie McEwenTeam Katushas.t.
127Rubén Pérez MorenoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
128Nicolas VogondyBbox Bouygues Telecoms.t.
129Rodrigo GarcíaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 1h21'19
130Pavel BruttTeam Katushas.t.
131Simon ClarkeISD - Neris.t.
132Anthony RavardBbox Bouygues Telecoms.t.
133Blel KadriAg2r La Mondiale+ 1h21'27
134Hayden RoulstonTeam HTC - Columbias.t.
135Maarten TjallingiiRabobanks.t.
136Mathew HaymanSky Professional Cycling Team+ 1h21'35
137Yuriy KrivtsovAg2r La Mondiales.t.
138Alberto LoddoAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovannis.t.
139Mikaël ChérelFDJs.t.
140Sébastien TurgotBbox Bouygues Telecoms.t.
141Denys KostyukISD - Neris.t.
142Adam HansenTeam HTC - Columbias.t.
143Dmytro ArkhynosCeramica Flaminias.t.
144Michael MørkøvTeam Saxo Banks.t.
145Fumiyuki BeppuTeam RadioShack+ 1h22'21

Overall
1Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas-Doimo64h48'32
2Ivan BassoLampre-Farnese Vini+ 5'22
3Michele ScarponiAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni+ 6'34
4Domenico PozzovivoColnago - CSF Inox+ 8'58
5Tejay Van GarderenTeam HTC - Columbia+ 10'13
6Vladimir EfimkinAg2r La Mondiale+ 11'15
7Daniel MartinGarmin - Transitions+ 11'44
8Christophe Le MévelFDJ+ 12'11
9Bauke MollemaColnago - CSF Inox+ 12'58
10Branislau SamoilauQuick Step+ 14'26

Spoiler
11Cadel EvansTeam Katusha+ 14'56
12Egoi MartínezEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 17'38
13Kevin SeeldraeyersOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 18'04
14José RujanoISD - Neri+ 18'24
15Rinaldo NocentiniAg2r La Mondiale+ 20'19
16Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShack+ 22'29
17Maxim IglinskiyAstana+ 24'41
18Carlos BarredoQuick Step+ 26'01
19Kanstantsin SivtsovTeam HTC - Columbia+ 37'12
20Valerio AgnoliLiquigas-Doimo+ 38'08
21Andriy GrivkoAstana+ 38'24
22Leonardo BertagnolliAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni+ 38'59
23Sandy CasarFDJ+ 39'52
24Thomas VoecklerBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 41'59
25Lance ArmstrongTeam RadioShack+ 43'30
26Peter StetinaGarmin - Transitions+ 44'33
27Jan BakelantsOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 45'53
28Christian KneesAstana+ 46'38
29Edvald Boasson HagenSky Professional Cycling Team+ 46'39
30David MillarGarmin - Transitions+ 47'26
31Guillaume BonnafondAg2r La Mondiale+ 48'18
32Beñat IntxaustiEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 49'44
33José ArrietaAg2r La Mondiale+ 52'54
34Luca MazzantiTeam Katusha+ 52'56
35Steven KruijswijkTeam Saxo Bank+ 53'28
36Eduard VorganovTeam HTC - Columbia+ 53'31
37Oliver ZauggLiquigas-Doimo+ 54'48
38Volodymir GustovSky Professional Cycling Team+ 59'16
39David LoosliLampre-Farnese Vini+ 59'36
40Francis De GreefOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 1h01'38
41Alexandre BotcharovTeam Katusha+ 1h02'15
42Enrico ZenColnago - CSF Inox+ 1h03'42
43Bram TankinkRabobank+ 1h04'03
44Bartosz HuzarskiISD - Neri+ 1h04'13
45Santo AnzàCeramica Flaminia+ 1h04'19
46Marco PinottiFDJ+ 1h04'39
47Dmitriy FofonovAstana+ 1h05'39
48Davide MalacarneQuick Step+ 1h07'13
49Leonardo DuqueTeam Saxo Bank+ 1h09'02
50Laurens Ten DamRabobank+ 1h13'54
51Gilberto SimoniLampre-Farnese Vini+ 1h14'46
52Dario CioniSky Professional Cycling Team+ 1h15'15
53Johann TschoppBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 1h16'01
54Paul MartensRabobank+ 1h20'42
55Kai ReusRabobank+ 1h20'54
56Nicki SørensenTeam Saxo Bank+ 1h23'45
57Marco MarzanoLampre-Farnese Vini+ 1h26'29
58Josep Jufré PouAstana+ 1h27'11
59Matthew LloydOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 1h29'56
60Thibaut PinotFDJ+ 1h31'33
61Koos MoerenhoutRabobank+ 1h41'26
62Enrico GasparottoAstana+ 1h41'46
63Ben HermansTeam RadioShack+ 1h48'28
64Timothy DugganGarmin - Transitions+ 1h50'08
65Romain SicardBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 1h56'38
66Ricardo Van Der VeldeGarmin - Transitions+ 1h57'55
67Dmitriy KozontchukRabobank+ 2h02'12
68Assan BazayevAstana+ 2h04'17
69André SteensenTeam Saxo Bank+ 2h04'27
70Gianpaolo CarusoTeam Katusha+ 2h13'42
71Mauro FinettoLiquigas-Doimo+ 2h19'52
72Daryl ImpeyTeam RadioShack+ 2h25'05
73Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 2h25'48
74Lars Petter NordhaugSky Professional Cycling Team+ 2h34'33
75Mathieu SprickBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 2h34'36
76Enrico RossiCeramica Flaminia+ 2h37'27
77Emanuele VonaISD - Neri+ 2h37'29
78Salvatore MancusoISD - Neri+ 2h40'06
79Jérémy RoyFDJ+ 2h40'46
80Francesco GavazziLampre-Farnese Vini+ 2h44'07
81Alessandro VanottiLiquigas-Doimo+ 2h53'01
82Andrei KunitskiQuick Step+ 2h56'09
83Nicolas VogondyBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 2h57'57
84Thor HushovdTeam RadioShack+ 2h59'33
85Ben SwiftSky Professional Cycling Team+ 3h05'02
86Alessandro BertoliniAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni+ 3h06'42
87Christian MeierGarmin - Transitions+ 3h18'24
88Pavel BruttTeam Katusha+ 3h19'45
89Thomas Vedel KvistQuick Step+ 3h20'07
90Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas-Doimo+ 3h25'07
91Robert HunterGarmin - Transitions+ 3h31'21
92Anthony GeslinFDJ+ 3h38'17
93Francesco RedaQuick Step+ 3h39'08
94Diego UlissiLampre-Farnese Vini+ 3h40'20
95Jorge AzanzaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 3h43'10
96Mauro FacciQuick Step+ 3h45'13
97Russell DowningSky Professional Cycling Team+ 3h52'34
98Federico CanutiColnago - CSF Inox+ 3h53'56
99Romain FeilluBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 3h54'06
100Manuel BellettiLiquigas-Doimo+ 3h55'35
101Alessandro PetacchiOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 3h55'48
102Nicolas PortalSky Professional Cycling Team+ 3h55'53
103Dennis Van WindenRabobank+ 3h59'59
104Blel KadriAg2r La Mondiale+ 4h09'41
105Matthew Harley GossTeam HTC - Columbia+ 4h11'20
106Francisco VentosoTeam RadioShack+ 4h13'36
107Denys KostyukISD - Neri+ 4h14'48
108Roman KireyevAstana+ 4h16'59
109Mikhail IgnatievTeam Katusha+ 4h17'24
110Julien BérardAg2r La Mondiale+ 4h17'42
111Simone PonziLampre-Farnese Vini+ 4h18'21
112Giairo ErmetiColnago - CSF Inox+ 4h20'33
113Simon ClarkeISD - Neri+ 4h27'10
114Marco FrapportiColnago - CSF Inox+ 4h30'20
115Rodrigo GarcíaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 4h30'53
116Adam HansenTeam HTC - Columbia+ 4h32'07
117Cameron MeyerGarmin - Transitions+ 4h37'07
118Mirko SelvaggiAstana+ 4h47'07
119Dmytro ArkhynosCeramica Flaminia+ 4h47'12
120Davide ViganòSky Professional Cycling Team+ 4h47'32
121Gatis SmukulisAg2r La Mondiale+ 4h48'13
122Mark CavendishTeam HTC - Columbia+ 4h49'48
123Sacha ModoloColnago - CSF Inox+ 4h50'23
124Gert SteegmansTeam RadioShack+ 4h55'03
125Maarten TjallingiiRabobank+ 4h56'31
126Rubén Pérez MorenoEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 5h03'36
127Mikaël ChérelFDJ+ 5h05'17
128Yuriy KrivtsovAg2r La Mondiale+ 5h08'47
129Glenn D'HollanderOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 5h09'37
130Sep VanmarckeOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 5h09'39
131Jonas LjungbladOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 5h11'52
132Alberto LoddoAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni+ 5h17'21
133Andreas StauffQuick Step+ 5h17'57
134Jonas JørgensenTeam Saxo Bank+ 5h24'27
135Hayden RoulstonTeam HTC - Columbia+ 5h25'55
136André GreipelTeam HTC - Columbia+ 5h29'28
137Jacopo GuarnieriLiquigas-Doimo+ 5h30'45
138Julian DeanGarmin - Transitions+ 5h43'01
139Robbie McEwenTeam Katusha+ 5h47'09
140Sébastien TurgotBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 5h48'12
141Mathew HaymanSky Professional Cycling Team+ 5h49'00
142Francisco Javier AramendiaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 5h49'32
143Fumiyuki BeppuTeam RadioShack+ 5h50'01
144Anthony RavardBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 5h59'16
145Michael MørkøvTeam Saxo Bank+ 6h05'57

P:
1Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas-Doimo147
2Michele ScarponiAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni88
3Mark CavendishTeam HTC - Columbia74

KoM:
1Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas-Doimo113
2Egoi MartínezEuskaltel - Euskadi69
3Tejay Van GarderenTeam HTC - Columbia63

U25:
1Tejay Van GarderenTeam HTC - Columbia64h58'45
2Daniel MartinGarmin - Transitions+ 1'31
3Bauke MollemaColnago - CSF Inox+ 2'45

Team:
1Quick Step194h38'39
2Ag2r La Mondiale+ 2'59
3Colnago - CSF Inox+ 4'25
Edited by roturn on 16-12-2010 21:07
 
Batista15
Top  #385 Print Post
Posted on 16-12-2010 20:12
Great stage mate! Martin did a great job but Nibali is, as you said, just unbeatable....
By the way, as a Columbia "manager", it´s so great to see Tejay Van Garderen so far in front with all these great climbers. Could you please tell me his stats?..would be greatSmile
 
roturn
Top  #386 Print Post
Posted on 16-12-2010 20:20
He developed quite well. 72 -> 75 in average.
He is a free agent next season and I will try to get him.
Nibali is also an option for next season, but I prefer to play with young talents or at least not the best riders. Also Van Garderen is more realistic to Garmin (USA)
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Edited by roturn on 16-12-2010 20:21
 
Batista15
Top  #387 Print Post
Posted on 16-12-2010 20:23
First of all thanks for the stats..It´s great to see him, becoming better and better. Hope you can get him for 2012, would be amazing. He´s the new Lance Armstrong :lol:
 
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Tuco the Ugly
Top  #388 Print Post
Posted on 16-12-2010 20:43
Nibali is cruising. Great job so far with Martin. Hoping you can grab the maglia blanco from TJVG.
 
roturn
Top  #389 Print Post
Posted on 16-12-2010 20:47
This would be awesome, but I don`t gain time on him and he will gain about 2-3min minimum in the timetrial on me.
 
Tuco the Ugly
Top  #390 Print Post
Posted on 16-12-2010 20:51
roturn wrote:
This would be awesome, but I don`t gain time on him and he will gain about 2-3min minimum in the timetrial on me.


True, well, maybe he will crash Grin

(I have no problem wishing ill on computer game versions of people)
 
beagle
Top  #391 Print Post
Posted on 16-12-2010 21:07
great race for Martin so far!

tbh, when I saw profile of stage 14, I expected much more riders out of time limit Smile
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roturn
Top  #392 Print Post
Posted on 16-12-2010 21:11
I also thought that all riders after Dean and maybe even with him were out but 1h22min was allowed. But it was the first mountain stage where Dean had no energy left in the end and with still 4 hard stages coming, he might struggle in one of these stages.
 
FreitasPCM
Top  #393 Print Post
Posted on 16-12-2010 21:43
Nice to see Samoilau in the top 10. Hope he can stay there till the end of the race. Smile
 
janne_837
Top  #394 Print Post
Posted on 16-12-2010 22:28
I see the new image filter Wink Martin did better and better! Tejay Van Garderen seems to be a big talent, would be great if you could sign him.
 
roturn
Top  #395 Print Post
Posted on 16-12-2010 23:30
Tour of California - Stage 8
Thousand Oaks - Westlake Village
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The riders have to ride a hilly circuit four times. It`s just 135km but also 2000 climbing meters of height. So there might be attacks for the very close overall. We will try to get in today`s break and to stay in the front group with Zabriskie.

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In front of the first hill there were lots of attacks but just Maaskant were able to create a gap. Later Matti Breschel joined him. Both of them can go a high pace on flat or lightly hilly terrain. But unfortunately for us, Breschel wasn`t interested in doing the pace. So it was like a solo ride with an stronger rider next to you.

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Later Koren and Wilmann closed the gap to us. Now we were at least 3 riders working together.

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On top of the 3rd hill, Samu Sanchez attacked, f.Schleck, Kreuziger and some other riders followed. Cunego, who is just 2s ahead of the Spaniad waited in the peloton.

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Good for him that he has great support by Capecchi, Ginanni, Lorenzetto, Bole, Ballan and Kashechkin. The squad is almost stronger than in Italy Wink

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On the flat part the attacking favourites reach the breakaway. There are the F. Schleck, Kreuziger and Sanchez. Cunego is still waiting.

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And he did the right thing. Ballan and Bole caught all attackers. There are still some bright yellow Garmin helmets. Zabriskie, Danielson and Peterson were exoected. Maaskant is also in this group after his attack. But surprisingly also Farrar was able to hold contact in a quite small "peloton" now. One more hill to go, but he is already close to the limit.

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Another attack. Both Schlecks, Cunego, Sanchez, Kreuziger and Kashechkin will fight for the win. Cunego and Sanchez might be the fastest in a sprint, so it will be very exciting with this tiny time gap. Zabriskie was the last in the favourites group as Danielson lost contact. Also Dave had a small gap to the Cancellara, Gerrans group, but luckily he was able to close it again on the flat and downhill part.

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Cunego wins the sprint and also the overall. Great result for him as pure climber without timetrial skills. Dave Zabriskie in the top 10 in his last contending season of his career. Next year he might be too old and just a helper. But he really asked me to let him ride this race within the American national jersey. It was kind of important for him to thank all his fans directly with a last good result.

In an interview after his victory Cunego said, that he is really glad about this win, but nevertheless he is still quite sad that he wasn`t allowed to ride the Giro. He loves the Giro and as last years winner it was very important for him to defend his title. So he planned all the spring with the Giro and prepared for his big goal in 2011 and then he had to travel to California.
With a last wink he said, how he dominated last years Giro with Nibali on 5 and Basso on 10 and that the 2011 edition suits him even better.

So Cunego is the first non American winner of this race after Floyd Landis in 2006 and Levi Leipheimer in 2007-2010. Obviously all 3 American PT teams RadioShack, Garmin and HTC weren`t really dominating this race like in the years before. Brajkovic was the only real contender of an American team. Armstrong and Leipheimer, who were expected here in preparation for the Tour are riding the Giro instead. Garmin had a good squad here, but just for stage wins or a top10. HTC Columbia wasn`t even participating in the biggest American race. Not sure if their sponsor is too happy about this fact. Therefore Taylor Phinney of the small Livestrong team was able to win one stage to make the Americans happy.


Result
1Damiano CunegoLampre-Farnese Vini3h39'16
2Fränk SchleckTeam Saxo Banks.t.
3Andy SchleckTeam Saxo Banks.t.
4Roman KreuzigerLiquigas-Doimos.t.
5Samuel SánchezEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
6Andrey KashechkinLampre-Farnese Vinis.t.
7Simon GerransISD - Neri+ 1'38
8Francesco GinanniLampre-Farnese Vinis.t.
9David ZabriskieGarmin - Transitionss.t.
10Juan Antonio FlechaSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.

Spoiler
11Giovanni ViscontiISD - Neris.t.
12Fabian CancellaraTeam Saxo Banks.t.
13Mathias FrankBMC Racing Teams.t.
14Luis Felipe Laverde JiménezCafé de Colombia - Colombia es Pasións.t.
15Janez BrajkovičTeam RadioShacks.t.
16Chris Anker SørensenTeam Saxo Bank+ 2'12
17Eros CapecchiLampre-Farnese Vinis.t.
18Thomas DanielsonGarmin - Transitionss.t.
19Martijn MaaskantGarmin - Transitionss.t.
20Mirco LorenzettoLampre-Farnese Vini+ 3'28
21Chris FroomeSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
22Petr BenčíkPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
23Tyler FarrarGarmin - Transitions+ 3'52
24Grega BoleLampre-Farnese Vinis.t.
25Alessandro BallanLampre-Farnese Vinis.t.
26Matti BreschelTeam Saxo Banks.t.
27Thomas PetersonGarmin - Transitionss.t.
28Kristijan KorenLiquigas-Doimos.t.
29Mitchell DockerSkil - Shimanos.t.
30Jeffry LouderBMC Racing Team+ 4'36
31Kurt-Asle ArvesenSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
32Marc De MaarUnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxiss.t.
33Jack BauerEndura Racings.t.
34Sébastien JolyDrapac Porsche Cyclings.t.
35Mauricio MorandiScott - Marcondes Cesar São José dos Camposs.t.
36Jonathan CastroviejoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
37Simon SpilakTeam RadioShacks.t.
38Jens VoigtTeam Saxo Banks.t.
39Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Teams.t.
40Laurent DidierTeam Saxo Banks.t.
41Gavin MannionTrek Livestrong U23s.t.
42Ivan RovnyTeam RadioShacks.t.
43Morris PossoniSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
44Sébastien RosselerTeam RadioShack+ 5'40
45Christopher ButlerBMC Racing Teams.t.
46Jack BobridgeGarmin - Transitionss.t.
47Gustav Erik LarssonUnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxiss.t.
48Tom LeezerTeam RadioShack+ 7'08
49Stephen CummingsSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
50Nick NuyensLiquigas-Doimos.t.
51Aleksandr KuschynskiLiquigas-Doimos.t.
52Marko KumpLiquigas-Doimos.t.
53Gustavo DomínguezEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
54Maxim BelkovISD - Neris.t.
55Daniel OssLiquigas-Doimos.t.
56Taylor PhinneyTrek Livestrong U23s.t.
57Oleksandr KvachukISD - Neris.t.
58Dmytro GrabovskyyISD - Neris.t.
59Benny De SchrooderAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
60Baris DaoGarmin - Transitionss.t.
61Robinson ChalapudCafé de Colombia - Colombia es Pasións.t.
62Craig LewisTrek Livestrong U23s.t.
63Tomasz MarczyńskiCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
64Joaquín NovoaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
65Iker CamañoEndura Racings.t.
66Johannes LöwGarmin - Transitionss.t.
67Kenny Van HummelSkil - Shimano+ 9'40
68Koldo FernándezEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
69Roman KilunUnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxiss.t.
70Yukihiro DoiSkil - Shimanos.t.
71Frederik WilmannSkil - Shimanos.t.
72Leopold KönigPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
73Oscar GattoISD - Neris.t.
74Adrian HonkiszCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
75Matthew CraneUnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxiss.t.
76Sylwester JaniszewskiCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
77Tomasz SmoleńCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
78Stanislav KozubekPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
79Danilo NapolitanoLampre-Farnese Vinis.t.
80Björn BremsAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
81Christopher BaldwinUnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxiss.t.
82Max JenkinsUnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxiss.t.
83Iñaki IsasiEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
84Sam BewleyTeam RadioShacks.t.
85Iljo KeisseAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
86Jonathan ClarkeUnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxiss.t.
87Maciej PaterskiLiquigas-Doimos.t.
88Niki ØstergårdTeam Designa Køkken - Blue Waters.t.
89Grégory RastTeam RadioShacks.t.
90Steven CozzaPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
91Óscar SánchezCafé de Colombia - Colombia es Pasións.t.
92Gregory HendersonSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
93Danilo WyssBMC Racing Teams.t.
94Kamil ZielińskiCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
95Kim BorryAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
96Bjørn SelanderTeam RadioShacks.t.
97René JørgensenTeam Designa Køkken - Blue Waters.t.
98Ian StannardSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
99Charlie AvisTrek Livestrong U23s.t.
100Timothy RoeTrek Livestrong U23s.t.
101Rasmus QuaadeTeam Designa Køkken - Blue Waters.t.
102Matías MédiciScott - Marcondes Cesar São José dos Camposs.t.
103Renato RuizScott - Marcondes Cesar São José dos Camposs.t.
104Hugo Salazar CastañedaCafé de Colombia - Colombia es Pasións.t.
105Gary HandEndura Racings.t.
106Chris BartonBMC Racing Teams.t.
107Florenz KnauerDrapac Porsche Cyclings.t.
108Gianluca BrambillaDrapac Porsche Cyclings.t.
109Marcos GarcíaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
110Ian WilkinsonSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
111Brent BookwalterBMC Racing Teams.t.
112Paolo Longo BorghiniISD - Neris.t.
113Stuart ShawDrapac Porsche Cycling+ 10'44
114Tom VeelersSkil - Shimano+ 14'28
115Adrian UdesenTeam Designa Køkken - Blue Waters.t.
116Alexandre BlainEndura Racing+ 15'40
117Juan José HaedoTeam Saxo Bank+ 17'56
118Dalivier OspinaCafé de Colombia - Colombia es Pasión+ 18'20
119Job VissersSkil - Shimano+ 20'04
120Maxim DebusschereAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
121Jimmi SørensenTeam Designa Køkken - Blue Waters.t.
122Mark CassidyAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 22'20
123Carlo ScognamiglioISD - Neris.t.
124Nathan BrownTrek Livestrong U23s.t.
125Nairo QuintanaCafé de Colombia - Colombia es Pasións.t.
126Chad BeyerBMC Racing Teams.t.
127Robin ChaigneauSkil - Shimanos.t.
128Morgan SchmittUnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxiss.t.
129Julian KyerTrek Livestrong U23s.t.
130Artem OvechkinEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
131Marcin TomaszewskiCCC Polsat Polkowice+ 25'32

Overall
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1Damiano CunegoLampre-Farnese Vini35h48'43
2Samuel SánchezEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 22
3Roman KreuzigerLiquigas-Doimo+ 59
4Andrey KashechkinLampre-Farnese Vini+ 1'20
5Janez BrajkovičTeam RadioShack+ 2'07
6Andy SchleckTeam Saxo Bank+ 2'16
7Fränk SchleckTeam Saxo Bank+ 2'30
8Giovanni ViscontiISD - Neri+ 3'31
9Fabian CancellaraTeam Saxo Bank+ 4'41
10David ZabriskieGarmin - Transitions+ 4'48

Spoiler
11Chris Anker SørensenTeam Saxo Bank+ 5'34
12Mathias FrankBMC Racing Team+ 6'01
13Simon GerransISD - Neri+ 6'43
14Thomas DanielsonGarmin - Transitions+ 8'01
15Francesco GinanniLampre-Farnese Vini+ 8'17
16Luis Felipe Laverde JiménezCafé de Colombia - Colombia es Pasión+ 10'53
17Eros CapecchiLampre-Farnese Vini+ 11'47
18Chris FroomeSky Professional Cycling Team+ 13'44
19Jens VoigtTeam Saxo Bank+ 15'40
20Jonathan CastroviejoEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 15'49
21Thomas PetersonGarmin - Transitions+ 17'18
22Martijn MaaskantGarmin - Transitions+ 17'19
23Mitchell DockerSkil - Shimano+ 17'48
24Juan Antonio FlechaSky Professional Cycling Team+ 18'15
25Ivan RovnyTeam RadioShack+ 19'02
26Mirco LorenzettoLampre-Farnese Vini+ 19'20
27Grega BoleLampre-Farnese Vini+ 19'24
28Simon SpilakTeam RadioShack+ 19'34
29Kurt-Asle ArvesenSky Professional Cycling Team+ 19'43
30Petr BenčíkPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 19'56
31Morris PossoniSky Professional Cycling Team+ 20'00
32Taylor PhinneyTrek Livestrong U23+ 20'34
33Matti BreschelTeam Saxo Bank+ 20'35
34Gustav Erik LarssonUnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis+ 21'11
35Alessandro BallanLampre-Farnese Vini+ 21'18
36Aleksandr KuschynskiLiquigas-Doimo+ 21'52
37Kristijan KorenLiquigas-Doimo+ 21'57
38Iker CamañoEndura Racing+ 21'58
39Jack BauerEndura Racing+ 22'18
40Sébastien JolyDrapac Porsche Cycling+ 22'21
41Yukihiro DoiSkil - Shimano+ 24'08
42Nick NuyensLiquigas-Doimo+ 24'09
43Maxim BelkovISD - Neri+ 24'10
44Laurent DidierTeam Saxo Bank+ 24'46
45Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Team+ 25'28
46Christopher ButlerBMC Racing Team+ 25'31
47Joaquín NovoaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 25'58
48Robinson ChalapudCafé de Colombia - Colombia es Pasión+ 27'37
49Jeffry LouderBMC Racing Team+ 28'32
50Marc De MaarUnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis+ 30'01
51Gavin MannionTrek Livestrong U23+ 30'23
52Tomasz MarczyńskiCCC Polsat Polkowice+ 32'57
53Marko KumpLiquigas-Doimo+ 33'19
54Stephen CummingsSky Professional Cycling Team+ 33'58
55Bjørn SelanderTeam RadioShack+ 35'39
56Tyler FarrarGarmin - Transitions+ 36'35
57Jack BobridgeGarmin - Transitions+ 37'15
58Craig LewisTrek Livestrong U23+ 37'27
59Mauricio MorandiScott - Marcondes Cesar São José dos Campos+ 38'54
60Gustavo DomínguezEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 41'20
61Tom LeezerTeam RadioShack+ 46'18
62Frederik WilmannSkil - Shimano+ 48'12
63Oleksandr KvachukISD - Neri+ 48'35
64Daniel OssLiquigas-Doimo+ 50'10
65Tomasz SmoleńCCC Polsat Polkowice+ 51'19
66Roman KilunUnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis+ 51'46
67Steven CozzaPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 52'47
68Danilo NapolitanoLampre-Farnese Vini+ 53'16
69Iñaki IsasiEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 56'26
70Óscar SánchezCafé de Colombia - Colombia es Pasión+ 58'42
71Danilo WyssBMC Racing Team+ 59'03
72Sam BewleyTeam RadioShack+ 59'30
73Dmytro GrabovskyyISD - Neri+ 1h00'17
74Koldo FernándezEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 1h01'00
75Benny De SchrooderAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 1h01'09
76Stanislav KozubekPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 1h01'11
77Chris BartonBMC Racing Team+ 1h01'45
78Marcos GarcíaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 1h02'25
79Timothy RoeTrek Livestrong U23+ 1h02'49
80Sébastien RosselerTeam RadioShack+ 1h03'09
81Baris DaoGarmin - Transitions+ 1h03'39
82Björn BremsAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 1h04'39
83Adrian HonkiszCCC Polsat Polkowice+ 1h05'27
84René JørgensenTeam Designa Køkken - Blue Water+ 1h06'11
85Grégory RastTeam RadioShack+ 1h08'36
86Leopold KönigPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 1h08'46
87Kenny Van HummelSkil - Shimano+ 1h08'52
88Oscar GattoISD - Neri+ 1h09'00
89Johannes LöwGarmin - Transitions+ 1h11'13
90Florenz KnauerDrapac Porsche Cycling+ 1h11'38
91Ian WilkinsonSky Professional Cycling Team+ 1h12'46
92Iljo KeisseAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 1h13'00
93Gregory HendersonSky Professional Cycling Team+ 1h13'12
94Ian StannardSky Professional Cycling Team+ 1h13'24
95Tom VeelersSkil - Shimano+ 1h13'45
96Gary HandEndura Racing+ 1h15'26
97Sylwester JaniszewskiCCC Polsat Polkowice+ 1h16'22
98Brent BookwalterBMC Racing Team+ 1h17'12
99Kim BorryAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 1h17'18
100Christopher BaldwinUnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis+ 1h17'44
101Charlie AvisTrek Livestrong U23+ 1h18'32
102Hugo Salazar CastañedaCafé de Colombia - Colombia es Pasión+ 1h18'54
103Jonathan ClarkeUnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis+ 1h19'52
104Stuart ShawDrapac Porsche Cycling+ 1h20'12
105Niki ØstergårdTeam Designa Køkken - Blue Water+ 1h20'48
106Juan José HaedoTeam Saxo Bank+ 1h20'58
107Rasmus QuaadeTeam Designa Køkken - Blue Water+ 1h21'04
108Max JenkinsUnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis+ 1h21'20
109Matías MédiciScott - Marcondes Cesar São José dos Campos+ 1h21'42
110Kamil ZielińskiCCC Polsat Polkowice+ 1h22'16
111Maciej PaterskiLiquigas-Doimo+ 1h23'34
112Renato RuizScott - Marcondes Cesar São José dos Campos+ 1h25'17
113Julian KyerTrek Livestrong U23+ 1h25'22
114Gianluca BrambillaDrapac Porsche Cycling+ 1h25'49
115Matthew CraneUnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis+ 1h26'08
116Alexandre BlainEndura Racing+ 1h27'04
117Robin ChaigneauSkil - Shimano+ 1h27'22
118Job VissersSkil - Shimano+ 1h27'24
119Artem OvechkinEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 1h28'52
120Paolo Longo BorghiniISD - Neri+ 1h29'26
121Dalivier OspinaCafé de Colombia - Colombia es Pasión+ 1h30'06
122Adrian UdesenTeam Designa Køkken - Blue Waters.t.
123Carlo ScognamiglioISD - Neri+ 1h30'10
124Jimmi SørensenTeam Designa Køkken - Blue Water+ 1h35'00
125Mark CassidyAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 1h35'58
126Chad BeyerBMC Racing Team+ 1h36'44
127Maxim DebusschereAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 1h36'54
128Nathan BrownTrek Livestrong U23+ 1h40'22
129Nairo QuintanaCafé de Colombia - Colombia es Pasión+ 1h40'23
130Morgan SchmittUnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis+ 1h48'14
131Marcin TomaszewskiCCC Polsat Polkowice+ 1h51'42

P:
1Fabian CancellaraTeam Saxo Bank72
2Damiano CunegoLampre-Farnese Vini69
3Giovanni ViscontiISD - Neri53

KoM:
1Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Team40
2Janez BrajkovičTeam RadioShack27
3Benny De SchrooderAn Post - Sean Kelly22

U25:
1Roman KreuzigerLiquigas-Doimo35h49'42
2Eros CapecchiLampre-Farnese Vini+ 10'48
3Jonathan CastroviejoEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 14'50

Team:
1Team Saxo Bank107h32'23
2Lampre-Farnese Vini+ 2'42
3Garmin - Transitions+ 10'22
Edited by roturn on 16-12-2010 23:51
 
janne_837
Top  #396 Print Post
Posted on 17-12-2010 07:27
Pity, it is quiite unrealistic that Cunego does not get allowed to defend his title... At least, a 10th for Zabriskie, thats a good result I think.
 
Porte
Top  #397 Print Post
Posted on 17-12-2010 10:25
Lampre were so strong. Shock

Nice result with Zabriskie considering he's not the greatest of climbers.

And well done in Italy with Martin. He's in a great position despite losing so much time on the flat stage. This is a 'monster' Giro
 
roturn
Top  #398 Print Post
Posted on 17-12-2010 10:49
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roturn wrote:
Another important point is the allocation of the Tour de France wildcards. All 18 PT teams are taking part. So 6 teams are fighting for the last slots.

Milram is a good bet for a slot. They have a strong teams for the mountains and a great sprinter with Ciolek.
Skil-Shimano has also good chances with Riccardo Ricco, who waives the Giro this year.
BMC lost most of their strongest riders after not joining the Pro Tour. So Andreas Klöden and well improved Matthias Frank are the biggest names there.
Cofidis is the only French team in the list. With Taaramae they have a talented climber and many attacking alternatives.
Colnago have a great team this season. With Mollema, Pozzovivo and Modolo they could play a good role in the tour. But they are already participating in the Giro with all 3 of them so it questionable if they also have a good team for the Tour.
Carmiooro has underdog chances. With Sella and Serpa they have good climbers. Also they wasn`t invited for the Giro, so they could send a good squad.

Surprisingly some teams didn`t asked for a wildcard. Especially Saur-Sojasun, Vacansoleil and Footon were expected.


The two wildcards go to :

Cofidis: They have average sprinters, puncheurs and climbers plus they are the best French team in the Continental ranking. So they really deserved a wildcard.

Skil-Shimano: As expected the second wildcard is for the Dutch team. Riccardo Ricco might probably lead them and with Van Hummel they also have a nice sprinter.

So especially Milram must ask for the Vuelta as last chance for a GT. Ciolek with just 1 race day in 2011 so far isn`t very happy about it and might leave the team after this season. We are open for contacts Wink
 
roturn
Top  #399 Print Post
Posted on 17-12-2010 11:27
Giro d'Italia - Stage 15
Brunico - Prato allo Stelvio
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After 4 very hard days the overall contender will be able to relax a bit today. It`s another chance for the sprinter. No great sprinter had to abandon the race so far, so it might be very interesting to see, who saved most energy on the mountains. Hunter normally finished ahead of the gruppetto with Hushovd, but therefore they aren`t as strong as Cavendish in sprints for example.

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Millar attacked today. We hope that the sprinter teams are too tired to control the race and Millar might be our best chance for a breakaway win. As 30th he is the best in this group and the only one with less than +1h. But Liquigas or the other top 10 contender don`t need to fear.

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HTC and Katusha are doing the pace. So Cavendish and McEwen obviously feel quite good today. The maximum advantage is at 7'29'' with 90km to go, but we won`t have a chance, so Hunter will be our man.

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Shortly after the 10km mark the group is caught. Just Roy is 25s ahead. But he will also be overtaken soon.

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In a very close sprint it looked like Boasson Hagen takes it. But after the photo finish Mark Cavendish was 0,12cm ahead of him. So he celebrates his 3rd win in Italy this year. Hunter on 6 is also not bad. He had a good speed in the end but couldn`t increase another time to get a better placement.
After a phone call with our sponsor, they told us that they are very happy with our performance so far. Of course they want a stage win here but if we can bring Martin in the top10 after 21 stages they are also happy.


Result
1Mark CavendishTeam HTC - Columbia4h21'38
2Edvald Boasson HagenSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
3Sacha ModoloColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
4Robbie McEwenTeam Katushas.t.
5Gert SteegmansTeam RadioShacks.t.
6Robert HunterGarmin - Transitionss.t.
7Romain FeilluBbox Bouygues Telecoms.t.
8Anthony GeslinFDJs.t.
9Leonardo DuqueTeam Saxo Banks.t.
10Thor HushovdTeam RadioShacks.t.

Spoiler
11Davide ViganòSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
12André GreipelTeam HTC - Columbias.t.
13Enrico RossiCeramica Flaminias.t.
14Daryl ImpeyTeam RadioShacks.t.
15Alessandro PetacchiOmega Pharma-Lottos.t.
16Nicki SørensenTeam Saxo Banks.t.
17Gianpaolo CarusoTeam Katushas.t.
18Thomas VoecklerBbox Bouygues Telecoms.t.
19Assan BazayevAstanas.t.
20Francisco VentosoTeam RadioShacks.t.
21Russell DowningSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
22Ben SwiftSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
23Matthew Harley GossTeam HTC - Columbias.t.
24Daniel MartinGarmin - Transitionss.t.
25Federico CanutiColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
26Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas-Doimos.t.
27Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas-Doimos.t.
28Ben HermansTeam RadioShacks.t.
29Lars Petter NordhaugSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
30Mathieu SprickBbox Bouygues Telecoms.t.
31Mikhail IgnatievTeam Katushas.t.
32Alessandro VanottiLiquigas-Doimos.t.
33Alberto LoddoAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovannis.t.
34Ivan BassoLampre-Farnese Vinis.t.
35Eduard VorganovTeam HTC - Columbias.t.
36Romain SicardBbox Bouygues Telecoms.t.
37Mauro FinettoLiquigas-Doimos.t.
38Anthony RavardBbox Bouygues Telecoms.t.
39Michele ScarponiAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovannis.t.
40Tejay Van GarderenTeam HTC - Columbias.t.
41Peter StetinaGarmin - Transitionss.t.
42Domenico PozzovivoColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
43Jérémy RoyFDJs.t.
44Francesco GavazziLampre-Farnese Vinis.t.
45Manuel BellettiLiquigas-Doimos.t.
46Mathew HaymanSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
47Johann TschoppBbox Bouygues Telecoms.t.
48Vladimir EfimkinAg2r La Mondiales.t.
49Alessandro BertoliniAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovannis.t.
50David MillarGarmin - Transitionss.t.
51Andrei KunitskiQuick Steps.t.
52Cadel EvansTeam Katushas.t.
53Oliver ZauggLiquigas-Doimos.t.
54Nicolas PortalSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
55André SteensenTeam Saxo Banks.t.
56Christophe Le MévelFDJs.t.
57Francisco Javier AramendiaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
58Branislau SamoilauQuick Steps.t.
59Egoi MartínezEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
60Bartosz HuzarskiISD - Neris.t.
61José RujanoISD - Neris.t.
62Pavel BruttTeam Katushas.t.
63Kevin SeeldraeyersOmega Pharma-Lottos.t.
64Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShacks.t.
65Dmitriy FofonovAstanas.t.
66Maxim IglinskiyAstanas.t.
67Bram TankinkRabobanks.t.
68Laurens Ten DamRabobanks.t.
69Sep VanmarckeOmega Pharma-Lottos.t.
70Nicolas VogondyBbox Bouygues Telecoms.t.
71Emanuele VonaISD - Neris.t.
72Fumiyuki BeppuTeam RadioShacks.t.
73Sandy CasarFDJs.t.
74Giairo ErmetiColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
75Enrico GasparottoAstanas.t.
76Marco FrapportiColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
77Cameron MeyerGarmin - Transitionss.t.
78Koos MoerenhoutRabobanks.t.
79Thibaut PinotFDJs.t.
80Carlos BarredoQuick Steps.t.
81Thomas Vedel KvistQuick Steps.t.
82Luca MazzantiTeam Katushas.t.
83Francis De GreefOmega Pharma-Lottos.t.
84Sébastien TurgotBbox Bouygues Telecoms.t.
85Bauke MollemaColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
86Jan BakelantsOmega Pharma-Lottos.t.
87Marco PinottiFDJs.t.
88Roman KireyevAstanas.t.
89Lance ArmstrongTeam RadioShacks.t.
90Maarten TjallingiiRabobanks.t.
91Andriy GrivkoAstanas.t.
92Ricardo Van Der VeldeGarmin - Transitionss.t.
93Francesco RedaQuick Steps.t.
94Timothy DugganGarmin - Transitionss.t.
95Paul MartensRabobanks.t.
96Mikaël ChérelFDJs.t.
97Dmytro ArkhynosCeramica Flaminias.t.
98Rinaldo NocentiniAg2r La Mondiales.t.
99Steven KruijswijkTeam Saxo Banks.t.
100Dario CioniSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
101Valerio AgnoliLiquigas-Doimos.t.
102Volodymir GustovSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
103Alexandre BotcharovTeam Katushas.t.
104Enrico ZenColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
105Mirko SelvaggiAstanas.t.
106Blel KadriAg2r La Mondiales.t.
107Josep Jufré PouAstanas.t.
108Guillaume BonnafondAg2r La Mondiales.t.
109Leonardo BertagnolliAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovannis.t.
110Gatis SmukulisAg2r La Mondiales.t.
111Christian KneesAstanas.t.
112Kanstantsin SivtsovTeam HTC - Columbias.t.
113Beñat IntxaustiEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
114José ArrietaAg2r La Mondiales.t.
115Mauro FacciQuick Steps.t.
116Santo AnzàCeramica Flaminias.t.
117Diego UlissiLampre-Farnese Vinis.t.
118Matthew LloydOmega Pharma-Lottos.t.
119Dmitriy KozontchukRabobanks.t.
120David LoosliLampre-Farnese Vinis.t.
121Dennis Van WindenRabobanks.t.
122Marco MarzanoLampre-Farnese Vinis.t.
123Simon ClarkeISD - Neris.t.
124Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
125Kai ReusRabobanks.t.
126Jonas LjungbladOmega Pharma-Lottos.t.
127Davide MalacarneQuick Steps.t.
128Glenn D'HollanderOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 1'57
129Gilberto SimoniLampre-Farnese Vinis.t.
130Hayden RoulstonTeam HTC - Columbias.t.
131Jacopo GuarnieriLiquigas-Doimos.t.
132Simone PonziLampre-Farnese Vinis.t.
133Adam HansenTeam HTC - Columbia+ 2'37
134Andreas StauffQuick Steps.t.
135Julian DeanGarmin - Transitionss.t.
136Denys KostyukISD - Neris.t.
137Jonas JørgensenTeam Saxo Bank+ 3'09
138Michael MørkøvTeam Saxo Banks.t.
139Salvatore MancusoISD - Neris.t.
140Rubén Pérez MorenoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
141Julien BérardAg2r La Mondiales.t.
142Jorge AzanzaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 3'41
143Yuriy KrivtsovAg2r La Mondiales.t.
144Christian MeierGarmin - Transitionss.t.
145Rodrigo GarcíaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 10'05

Overall
1Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas-Doimo69h10'10
2Ivan BassoLampre-Farnese Vini+ 5'22
3Michele ScarponiAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni+ 6'34
4Domenico PozzovivoColnago - CSF Inox+ 8'58
5Tejay Van GarderenTeam HTC - Columbia+ 10'13
6Vladimir EfimkinAg2r La Mondiale+ 11'15
7Daniel MartinGarmin - Transitions+ 11'44
8Christophe Le MévelFDJ+ 12'11
9Bauke MollemaColnago - CSF Inox+ 12'58
10Branislau SamoilauQuick Step+ 14'26

Spoiler
11Cadel EvansTeam Katusha+ 14'56
12Egoi MartínezEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 17'38
13Kevin SeeldraeyersOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 18'04
14José RujanoISD - Neri+ 18'24
15Rinaldo NocentiniAg2r La Mondiale+ 20'19
16Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShack+ 22'29
17Maxim IglinskiyAstana+ 24'41
18Carlos BarredoQuick Step+ 26'01
19Kanstantsin SivtsovTeam HTC - Columbia+ 37'12
20Valerio AgnoliLiquigas-Doimo+ 38'08
21Andriy GrivkoAstana+ 38'24
22Leonardo BertagnolliAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni+ 38'59
23Sandy CasarFDJ+ 39'52
24Thomas VoecklerBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 41'59
25Lance ArmstrongTeam RadioShack+ 43'30
26Peter StetinaGarmin - Transitions+ 44'33
27Jan BakelantsOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 45'53
28Edvald Boasson HagenSky Professional Cycling Team+ 46'27
29Christian KneesAstana+ 46'38
30David MillarGarmin - Transitions+ 47'22
31Guillaume BonnafondAg2r La Mondiale+ 48'18
32Beñat IntxaustiEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 49'44
33José ArrietaAg2r La Mondiale+ 52'54
34Luca MazzantiTeam Katusha+ 52'56
35Steven KruijswijkTeam Saxo Bank+ 53'28
36Eduard VorganovTeam HTC - Columbia+ 53'31
37Oliver ZauggLiquigas-Doimo+ 54'48
38Volodymir GustovSky Professional Cycling Team+ 59'16
39David LoosliLampre-Farnese Vini+ 59'36
40Francis De GreefOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 1h01'38
41Alexandre BotcharovTeam Katusha+ 1h02'15
42Enrico ZenColnago - CSF Inox+ 1h03'42
43Bram TankinkRabobank+ 1h04'03
44Bartosz HuzarskiISD - Neri+ 1h04'13
45Santo AnzàCeramica Flaminia+ 1h04'19
46Marco PinottiFDJ+ 1h04'39
47Dmitriy FofonovAstana+ 1h05'39
48Davide MalacarneQuick Step+ 1h07'13
49Leonardo DuqueTeam Saxo Bank+ 1h09'02
50Laurens Ten DamRabobank+ 1h13'54
51Dario CioniSky Professional Cycling Team+ 1h15'15
52Johann TschoppBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 1h16'01
53Gilberto SimoniLampre-Farnese Vini+ 1h16'43
54Paul MartensRabobank+ 1h20'42
55Kai ReusRabobank+ 1h20'54
56Nicki SørensenTeam Saxo Bank+ 1h23'45
57Marco MarzanoLampre-Farnese Vini+ 1h26'29
58Josep Jufré PouAstana+ 1h27'11
59Matthew LloydOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 1h29'56
60Thibaut PinotFDJ+ 1h31'33
61Koos MoerenhoutRabobank+ 1h41'16
62Enrico GasparottoAstana+ 1h41'46
63Ben HermansTeam RadioShack+ 1h48'28
64Timothy DugganGarmin - Transitions+ 1h50'08
65Romain SicardBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 1h56'32
66Ricardo Van Der VeldeGarmin - Transitions+ 1h57'55
67Dmitriy KozontchukRabobank+ 2h02'12
68Assan BazayevAstana+ 2h04'17
69André SteensenTeam Saxo Bank+ 2h04'27
70Gianpaolo CarusoTeam Katusha+ 2h13'42
71Mauro FinettoLiquigas-Doimo+ 2h19'52
72Daryl ImpeyTeam RadioShack+ 2h25'05
73Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 2h25'48
74Lars Petter NordhaugSky Professional Cycling Team+ 2h34'33
75Mathieu SprickBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 2h34'36
76Emanuele VonaISD - Neri+ 2h37'23
77Enrico RossiCeramica Flaminia+ 2h37'27
78Jérémy RoyFDJ+ 2h40'36
79Salvatore MancusoISD - Neri+ 2h43'15
80Francesco GavazziLampre-Farnese Vini+ 2h44'07
81Alessandro VanottiLiquigas-Doimo+ 2h53'01
82Andrei KunitskiQuick Step+ 2h55'59
83Nicolas VogondyBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 2h57'57
84Thor HushovdTeam RadioShack+ 2h59'33
85Ben SwiftSky Professional Cycling Team+ 3h05'02
86Alessandro BertoliniAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni+ 3h06'42
87Pavel BruttTeam Katusha+ 3h19'45
88Thomas Vedel KvistQuick Step+ 3h20'07
89Christian MeierGarmin - Transitions+ 3h22'05
90Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas-Doimo+ 3h25'07
91Robert HunterGarmin - Transitions+ 3h31'21
92Anthony GeslinFDJ+ 3h38'17
93Francesco RedaQuick Step+ 3h39'08
94Diego UlissiLampre-Farnese Vini+ 3h40'20
95Mauro FacciQuick Step+ 3h45'13
96Jorge AzanzaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 3h46'51
97Russell DowningSky Professional Cycling Team+ 3h52'34
98Federico CanutiColnago - CSF Inox+ 3h53'56
99Romain FeilluBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 3h54'06
100Manuel BellettiLiquigas-Doimo+ 3h55'35
101Alessandro PetacchiOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 3h55'48
102Nicolas PortalSky Professional Cycling Team+ 3h55'53
103Dennis Van WindenRabobank+ 3h59'59
104Blel KadriAg2r La Mondiale+ 4h09'41
105Matthew Harley GossTeam HTC - Columbia+ 4h11'20
106Francisco VentosoTeam RadioShack+ 4h13'36
107Roman KireyevAstana+ 4h16'59
108Mikhail IgnatievTeam Katusha+ 4h17'24
109Denys KostyukISD - Neri+ 4h17'25
110Simone PonziLampre-Farnese Vini+ 4h20'18
111Giairo ErmetiColnago - CSF Inox+ 4h20'33
112Julien BérardAg2r La Mondiale+ 4h20'51
113Simon ClarkeISD - Neri+ 4h27'10
114Marco FrapportiColnago - CSF Inox+ 4h30'20
115Adam HansenTeam HTC - Columbia+ 4h34'44
116Cameron MeyerGarmin - Transitions+ 4h37'07
117Rodrigo GarcíaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 4h40'58
118Mirko SelvaggiAstana+ 4h47'07
119Dmytro ArkhynosCeramica Flaminia+ 4h47'12
120Davide ViganòSky Professional Cycling Team+ 4h47'32
121Gatis SmukulisAg2r La Mondiale+ 4h48'13
122Mark CavendishTeam HTC - Columbia+ 4h49'28
123Sacha ModoloColnago - CSF Inox+ 4h50'15
124Gert SteegmansTeam RadioShack+ 4h55'03
125Maarten TjallingiiRabobank+ 4h56'31
126Mikaël ChérelFDJ+ 5h05'17
127Rubén Pérez MorenoEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 5h06'39
128Sep VanmarckeOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 5h09'35
129Glenn D'HollanderOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 5h11'34
130Jonas LjungbladOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 5h11'52
131Yuriy KrivtsovAg2r La Mondiale+ 5h12'24
132Alberto LoddoAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni+ 5h17'21
133Andreas StauffQuick Step+ 5h20'34
134Jonas JørgensenTeam Saxo Bank+ 5h27'36
135Hayden RoulstonTeam HTC - Columbia+ 5h27'52
136André GreipelTeam HTC - Columbia+ 5h29'28
137Jacopo GuarnieriLiquigas-Doimo+ 5h32'42
138Julian DeanGarmin - Transitions+ 5h45'38
139Robbie McEwenTeam Katusha+ 5h47'09
140Sébastien TurgotBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 5h48'12
141Mathew HaymanSky Professional Cycling Team+ 5h49'00
142Francisco Javier AramendiaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 5h49'32
143Fumiyuki BeppuTeam RadioShack+ 5h50'01
144Anthony RavardBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 5h59'16
145Michael MørkøvTeam Saxo Bank+ 6h09'06

P: Vincenzo Nibali Liquigas-Doimo
KoM: Vincenzo Nibali Liquigas-Doimo
U25: Tejay Van Garderen Team HTC - Columbia
Team: Quick Step
 
roturn
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Posted on 17-12-2010 13:54
Giro d'Italia - Stage 16
Spondigna - Bormio 2000
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Another very hard stage. It`s shorter than the other mountain stages but also with 5600m of heights. We are going over the Stelvio, Mortirolo and Gavia before climbing Bormio 2000. What a stage.
Who had a good rest day yesterday and will gain time on the opponents?
Our goal is to defend Martin`s top 10.

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A group with some average climbers attacked on the Stelvio. Caruso (Katusha) and Velasco (Euskaltel) are the best climbers. But none of them is dangerous at all.

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Especially Basso`s Lampte squad is working hard today. Androni has also one man with Bertagnolli but they already lost 5 riders so far. We still have 9 riders participating here but Dean was one of the first, who felt back on the Stelvio. So it doesn`t look too good for him.

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The group reaches the Mortirolo. 13,1km with an average of 9,4%. It will split the peloton.

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On the very long climb on the Gavia Le Mevel is the first with an attack. He is just a few seconds behind Martin in the overall, but we can`t attack now, if we wan`t to have energy left in the final climb. Evans and Leipheimer are following him.

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Nibali attacks again as first of the 3 podium riders. Scarponi follows, Basso not surprisingly. As there are still some Lampre riders, we hope that they do a higher pace now and stay with Martin in the group.

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On the descent Nibali, Le Mevel, Van Garderen and Rujano are 1min ahead of the rest. So Duggan is also doing the pace behind now. Millar already felt back, Stetina is protecting Martin.

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The final climb begins. 7,8% here and Martin accelerates and creates a gap. Scarponi also attacked and jumped to Nibali`s group quite easily. Efimkin is still a few meters behind him. Then Basso attacks very late. But he might be strong enough to overtake some riders.

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Efimkin passed Martin and follows the 5 riders in front. But Martin can almost close the gap. Basso and Pozzovivo have a bad day and are still behind the young Irish rider.

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Nibali attacks with 2km to go. Le Mevel and Rujano can`t follow. Scarponi and Van Garderen are trying but they also can`t close the gap.

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Of course Nibali wins this stage.
Mountain stage = Nibali stage.
Scarponi and Van Garderen are the next who reaches to finish.

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Also a great ride by Martin again. With +2min he in over the line together with Ivan Basso and ahead of Pozzovivo, Mollema and Evans.
Unfortunately we lost 32s on Le Mevel and so these two are very close together. It will be an interesting battle between these two.

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How bad can it be if you are last in one stage with a crowd like this. It`s already more than hour ago when Nibali celebrated. But Julian Dean is still riding solo. He already knows that he will fall out of the time limit. But nevertheless he wants to reach the finish. He worked very well for his team in the last 2 weeks. Now he says goodbye honorable.

But he is not the only one, who won`t start tomorrow. About 20 other riders with the same fate. Most famous are McEwen, Greipel and Loddo. So Androni with just 3 riders left.

Scarponi overtook Basso in the overall today. But they are very close together now. Also Quickstep lost the lead in the team ranking as expected without Cataldo. Ag2r is the new leader with a strong Efimkin and Nocentini.


Result
1Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas-Doimo5h57'36
2Michele ScarponiAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni+ 31
3Tejay Van GarderenTeam HTC - Columbia+ 43
4José RujanoISD - Neri+ 1'16
5Christophe Le MévelFDJ+ 1'28
6Vladimir EfimkinAg2r La Mondiale+ 1'48
7Ivan BassoLampre-Farnese Vini+ 2'00
8Daniel MartinGarmin - Transitionss.t.
9Domenico PozzovivoColnago - CSF Inox+ 3'09
10Rinaldo NocentiniAg2r La Mondiales.t.

Spoiler
11Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShack+ 3'22
12Bauke MollemaColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
13Kevin SeeldraeyersOmega Pharma-Lottos.t.
14Cadel EvansTeam Katushas.t.
15Carlos BarredoQuick Steps.t.
16Egoi MartínezEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 3'46
17Christian KneesAstanas.t.
18Sandy CasarFDJs.t.
19Valerio AgnoliLiquigas-Doimos.t.
20Branislau SamoilauQuick Steps.t.
21Maxim IglinskiyAstanas.t.
22Andriy GrivkoAstana+ 4'07
23Laurens Ten DamRabobank+ 4'44
24Guillaume BonnafondAg2r La Mondiale+ 4'56
25Lance ArmstrongTeam RadioShacks.t.
26José ArrietaAg2r La Mondiales.t.
27Kanstantsin SivtsovTeam HTC - Columbias.t.
28Eduard VorganovTeam HTC - Columbias.t.
29Peter StetinaGarmin - Transitionss.t.
30Alexandre BotcharovTeam Katusha+ 5'21
31Francis De GreefOmega Pharma-Lottos.t.
32Leonardo DuqueTeam Saxo Bank+ 6'05
33Thomas VoecklerBbox Bouygues Telecoms.t.
34Luca MazzantiTeam Katushas.t.
35Steven KruijswijkTeam Saxo Banks.t.
36Leonardo BertagnolliAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovannis.t.
37Beñat IntxaustiEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
38Bartosz HuzarskiISD - Neris.t.
39Bram TankinkRabobanks.t.
40Romain SicardBbox Bouygues Telecoms.t.
41Johann TschoppBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 6'29
42Marco MarzanoLampre-Farnese Vinis.t.
43Davide MalacarneQuick Steps.t.
44Gilberto SimoniLampre-Farnese Vini+ 7'26
45Timothy DugganGarmin - Transitions+ 7'42
46Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 9'42
47Dario CioniSky Professional Cycling Team+ 10'54
48Edvald Boasson HagenSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
49Oliver ZauggLiquigas-Doimo+ 11'58
50Thibaut PinotFDJs.t.
51David LoosliLampre-Farnese Vini+ 12'06
52Gianpaolo CarusoTeam Katusha+ 13'06
53Jan BakelantsOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 14'06
54David MillarGarmin - Transitionss.t.
55Josep Jufré PouAstanas.t.
56Volodymir GustovSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
57Marco PinottiFDJs.t.
58Dmitriy FofonovAstana+ 14'26
59Matthew LloydOmega Pharma-Lottos.t.
60Santo AnzàCeramica Flaminia+ 16'50
61Mathieu SprickBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 17'38
62Alessandro VanottiLiquigas-Doimo+ 18'26
63Enrico ZenColnago - CSF Inox+ 21'14
64Kai ReusRabobank+ 21'22
65Ben HermansTeam RadioShack+ 21'38
66Koos MoerenhoutRabobank+ 23'38
67Jérémy RoyFDJ+ 24'50
68Nicolas VogondyBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 25'22
69Paul MartensRabobanks.t.
70Enrico GasparottoAstana+ 25'38
71Salvatore MancusoISD - Neri+ 25'54
72Assan BazayevAstana+ 26'10
73Nicki SørensenTeam Saxo Bank+ 27'06
74Emanuele VonaISD - Neri+ 27'46
75Ricardo Van Der VeldeGarmin - Transitionss.t.
76Dmitriy KozontchukRabobank+ 28'58
77Thor HushovdTeam RadioShack+ 29'06
78Anthony GeslinFDJ+ 29'22
79Andrei KunitskiQuick Steps.t.
80Thomas Vedel KvistQuick Step+ 29'38
81Blel KadriAg2r La Mondiales.t.
82Enrico RossiCeramica Flaminias.t.
83Daryl ImpeyTeam RadioShack+ 29'46
84Romain FeilluBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 29'54
85Mikhail IgnatievTeam Katusha+ 30'18
86Ben SwiftSky Professional Cycling Team+ 31'06
87André SteensenTeam Saxo Bank+ 31'46
88Davide ViganòSky Professional Cycling Teams.t.
89Mark CavendishTeam HTC - Columbias.t.
90Christian MeierGarmin - Transitionss.t.
91Jorge AzanzaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 32'10
92Francesco GavazziLampre-Farnese Vini+ 32'26
93Mauro FinettoLiquigas-Doimos.t.
94Russell DowningSky Professional Cycling Team+ 32'34
95Julien BérardAg2r La Mondiale+ 33'46
96Federico CanutiColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
97Mauro FacciQuick Step+ 33'54
98Gatis SmukulisAg2r La Mondiale+ 34'02
99Nicolas PortalSky Professional Cycling Team+ 37'14
100Lars Petter NordhaugSky Professional Cycling Team+ 37'38
101Simon ClarkeISD - Neri+ 37'54
102Alessandro BertoliniAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni+ 38'10
103Rodrigo GarcíaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 38'18
104Diego UlissiLampre-Farnese Vinis.t.
105Maarten TjallingiiRabobank+ 42'34
106Denys KostyukISD - Neris.t.
107Matthew Harley GossTeam HTC - Columbias.t.
108Dmytro ArkhynosCeramica Flaminia+ 52'18
109Roman KireyevAstana+ 53'54
110Pavel BruttTeam Katusha+ 54'10
111Marco FrapportiColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
112Francisco VentosoTeam RadioShacks.t.
113Adam HansenTeam HTC - Columbia+ 54'18
114Dennis Van WindenRabobanks.t.
115Sacha ModoloColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
116Francisco Javier AramendiaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
117Cameron MeyerGarmin - Transitionss.t.
118Francesco RedaQuick Steps.t.
119Alessandro PetacchiOmega Pharma-Lottos.t.
120Gert SteegmansTeam RadioShack+ 54'26
121Robert HunterGarmin - Transitionss.t.
122Mikaël ChérelFDJs.t.
123Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas-Doimos.t.
124Giairo ErmetiColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.

Overall
1Vincenzo NibaliLiquigas-Doimo75h07'26
2Michele ScarponiAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni+ 7'13
3Ivan BassoLampre-Farnese Vini+ 7'42
4Tejay Van GarderenTeam HTC - Columbia+ 11'08
5Domenico PozzovivoColnago - CSF Inox+ 12'27
6Vladimir EfimkinAg2r La Mondiale+ 13'23
7Christophe Le MévelFDJ+ 13'59
8Daniel MartinGarmin - Transitions+ 14'04
9Bauke MollemaColnago - CSF Inox+ 16'40
10Branislau SamoilauQuick Step+ 18'32

Spoiler
11Cadel EvansTeam Katusha+ 18'38
12José RujanoISD - Neri+ 20'00
13Egoi MartínezEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 21'44
14Kevin SeeldraeyersOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 21'46
15Rinaldo NocentiniAg2r La Mondiale+ 23'48
16Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShack+ 26'11
17Maxim IglinskiyAstana+ 28'47
18Carlos BarredoQuick Step+ 29'43
19Valerio AgnoliLiquigas-Doimo+ 42'14
20Kanstantsin SivtsovTeam HTC - Columbia+ 42'28
21Andriy GrivkoAstana+ 42'51
22Sandy CasarFDJ+ 43'58
23Leonardo BertagnolliAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni+ 45'24
24Thomas VoecklerBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 48'24
25Lance ArmstrongTeam RadioShack+ 48'46
26Peter StetinaGarmin - Transitions+ 49'49
27Christian KneesAstana+ 50'44
28Guillaume BonnafondAg2r La Mondiale+ 53'34
29Beñat IntxaustiEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 56'09
30Edvald Boasson HagenSky Professional Cycling Team+ 57'41
31José ArrietaAg2r La Mondiale+ 58'10
32Eduard VorganovTeam HTC - Columbia+ 58'47
33Luca MazzantiTeam Katusha+ 59'21
34Steven KruijswijkTeam Saxo Bank+ 59'53
35Jan BakelantsOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 1h00'19
36David MillarGarmin - Transitions+ 1h01'48
37Oliver ZauggLiquigas-Doimo+ 1h07'06
38Francis De GreefOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 1h07'19
39Alexandre BotcharovTeam Katusha+ 1h07'56
40Bram TankinkRabobank+ 1h10'28
41Bartosz HuzarskiISD - Neri+ 1h10'38
42David LoosliLampre-Farnese Vini+ 1h12'02
43Volodymir GustovSky Professional Cycling Team+ 1h13'42
44Davide MalacarneQuick Step+ 1h14'02
45Leonardo DuqueTeam Saxo Bank+ 1h15'27
46Laurens Ten DamRabobank+ 1h18'58
47Marco PinottiFDJ+ 1h19'05
48Dmitriy FofonovAstana+ 1h20'25
49Santo AnzàCeramica Flaminia+ 1h21'29
50Johann TschoppBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 1h22'50
51Gilberto SimoniLampre-Farnese Vini+ 1h24'29
52Enrico ZenColnago - CSF Inox+ 1h25'16
53Dario CioniSky Professional Cycling Team+ 1h26'29
54Marco MarzanoLampre-Farnese Vini+ 1h33'18
55Josep Jufré PouAstana+ 1h41'37
56Kai ReusRabobank+ 1h42'36
57Thibaut PinotFDJ+ 1h43'51
58Matthew LloydOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 1h44'42
59Paul MartensRabobank+ 1h46'24
60Nicki SørensenTeam Saxo Bank+ 1h51'11
61Timothy DugganGarmin - Transitions+ 1h58'10
62Romain SicardBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 2h02'57
63Koos MoerenhoutRabobank+ 2h05'04
64Enrico GasparottoAstana+ 2h07'44
65Ben HermansTeam RadioShack+ 2h10'26
66Ricardo Van Der VeldeGarmin - Transitions+ 2h26'01
67Gianpaolo CarusoTeam Katusha+ 2h27'08
68Assan BazayevAstana+ 2h30'47
69Dmitriy KozontchukRabobank+ 2h31'30
70Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 2h35'46
71André SteensenTeam Saxo Bank+ 2h36'11
72Mathieu SprickBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 2h52'34
73Mauro FinettoLiquigas-Doimo+ 2h52'38
74Daryl ImpeyTeam RadioShack+ 2h55'11
75Emanuele VonaISD - Neri+ 3h05'21
76Jérémy RoyFDJ+ 3h05'36
77Enrico RossiCeramica Flaminia+ 3h07'25
78Salvatore MancusoISD - Neri+ 3h09'29
79Alessandro VanottiLiquigas-Doimo+ 3h11'47
80Lars Petter NordhaugSky Professional Cycling Team+ 3h12'25
81Francesco GavazziLampre-Farnese Vini+ 3h16'53
82Nicolas VogondyBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 3h23'39
83Andrei KunitskiQuick Step+ 3h25'41
84Thor HushovdTeam RadioShack+ 3h28'59
85Ben SwiftSky Professional Cycling Team+ 3h36'28
86Alessandro BertoliniAndroni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni+ 3h45'12
87Thomas Vedel KvistQuick Step+ 3h50'05
88Christian MeierGarmin - Transitions+ 3h54'11
89Anthony GeslinFDJ+ 4h07'59
90Pavel BruttTeam Katusha+ 4h14'15
91Diego UlissiLampre-Farnese Vini+ 4h18'58
92Jorge AzanzaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 4h19'21
93Mauro FacciQuick Step+ 4h19'27
94Tiziano Dall'AntoniaLiquigas-Doimo+ 4h19'53
95Romain FeilluBbox Bouygues Telecom+ 4h24'20
96Russell DowningSky Professional Cycling Team+ 4h25'28
97Robert HunterGarmin - Transitions+ 4h26'07
98Federico CanutiColnago - CSF Inox+ 4h28'02
99Nicolas PortalSky Professional Cycling Team+ 4h33'27
100Francesco RedaQuick Step+ 4h33'46
101Blel KadriAg2r La Mondiale+ 4h39'39
102Mikhail IgnatievTeam Katusha+ 4h48'02
103Alessandro PetacchiOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 4h50'26
104Matthew Harley GossTeam HTC - Columbia+ 4h54'14
105Dennis Van WindenRabobank+ 4h54'37
106Julien BérardAg2r La Mondiale+ 4h54'57
107Denys KostyukISD - Neri+ 5h00'19
108Simon ClarkeISD - Neri+ 5h05'24
109Francisco VentosoTeam RadioShack+ 5h08'06
110Roman KireyevAstana+ 5h11'13
111Giairo ErmetiColnago - CSF Inox+ 5h15'19
112Rodrigo GarcíaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 5h19'36
113Davide ViganòSky Professional Cycling Team+ 5h19'38
114Mark CavendishTeam HTC - Columbia+ 5h21'34
115Gatis SmukulisAg2r La Mondiale+ 5h22'35
116Marco FrapportiColnago - CSF Inox+ 5h24'50
117Adam HansenTeam HTC - Columbia+ 5h29'22
118Cameron MeyerGarmin - Transitions+ 5h31'45
119Maarten TjallingiiRabobank+ 5h39'25
120Dmytro ArkhynosCeramica Flaminia+ 5h39'50
121Sacha ModoloColnago - CSF Inox+ 5h44'53
122Gert SteegmansTeam RadioShack+ 5h49'49
123Mikaël ChérelFDJ+ 6h00'03
124Francisco Javier AramendiaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 6h44'10

P: Vincenzo Nibali Liquigas-Doimo
KoM: Vincenzo Nibali Liquigas-Doimo
U25: Tejay Van Garderen Team HTC - Columbia
Team: Ag2r La Mondiale
 
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