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Burgos BH - The Only Way Is Up! [Abandoned]

sutty68

#41

Posted on 21-08-2013 14:21

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The GC looks really close now, but at least Burgos have two riders in with a shout of winning the race

baia

#42

Posted on 21-08-2013 16:55

Grand Tour Specialist

Posts: 5398
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Doing good with Burgos, keep it up..

I think you should really boost your rider attributes.. i let you one pic from G. Mas from FCD DB...

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OZrocker

#43

Posted on 22-08-2013 08:17

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welker3257 wrote:
Mad can still move onto the podium with a good placing tomorrow

I sure hope so!

sutty68 wrote:
The GC looks really close now, but at least Burgos have two riders in with a shout of winning the race

Exactly, it's a great result for us to even get a chance at a podium finish and a top 10 as well.

baia wrote:
Doing good with Burgos, keep it up..

I think you should really boost your rider attributes.. i let you one pic from G. Mas from FCD DB...

Thanks! While I'd rather not edit the stats since I've already started the game it will be great if he progresses like that!

Just about to do the final stage now, update hopefully coming in a few hours time.

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OZrocker

#44

Posted on 22-08-2013 12:17

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Tour of South Africa
Stage 7

It’s a hot final day for the riders as they negotiate the Paarl circuit. They’ll certainly be glad they don’t have to go farther than 100kms today!

5 riders break from the beginning;

Cooke (XRG)
Boskamp (RB3)
Leibovitz (CDT)
Driscoll (JSH)
Dietrich (TET)

Boskamp is the only one who poses any threat at +3’27. No-one seems to take this group as a serious threat and they already have a 4’14” gap by the first sprint, which is not contested.

The peloton let them get out to 4’30 before they even begin moving at a decent speed. The teams at the front of the race are yet again MTN, Raleigh and NSP with Drapac allowing them to do most of the work. At the halfway point it’s still a 3’30 time gap but that will almost certainly not be enough with 50kms still to go.

With 39 kms left, Belda (BUR) launches an attack to see if he can force a move by the other big teams. If not, he stands a chance to take back the 39” deficit he has to Norris.

He gets 40” ahead with the breakaway still a further 2’00 up the road as we pass through the last sprint. The peloton do react slowly and Belda is caught as expected with 27kms left to go.

The peloton now form into a massively long line that stretches almost 1.5kms long. All the major contenders get set for a big sprint finish and move their best riders up to the front. With the peloton 20kms out the lead is only 1’31” with NSP and MTN still leading the chase while Burgos alongside RB3 and DPC prepare for the finish behind them. 13kms left and the catch is now imminent as we launch our sprint train for the final day.

A fall behind in the peloton, Zepuntke (RB3) appears to be hurt but he continues on despite the pain. A catch is made as Dietrich gives in to the fast pace while the others soldier on.

But they don’t last long either, despite a good fight put up by the last man caught Boskamp.

Jimenez, Antón and Mas are unable to quite get to the front as the best sprint teams simply outpower them. Mas still looks to be an outside chance with 2kms left, but finds his run blocked by Lapthorne (DPC) and Briggs (RAL). Out front it’s Janse Van Rensburg (MTN) and Thömel (NSP) going wheel-to-wheel for the line…

…and Janse Van Rensburg wins the final stage and with it takes the overall win! The locals are going crazy with a South African rider from a South African team taking out the overall, points and youth classifications in an outstanding effort. The crowd remain on their feet as Zepuntke is cheered across the line following his nasty crash earlier.

Stage

Spoiler

1	Reinardt Janse Van Rensburg	MTN - Qhubeka	2h24'00
2	Tino Thömel	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
3	Rick Zabel	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.
4	Fred Rodriguez	Team Exergy	s.t.
5	Ivar Slik	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.
6	Ralf Matzka	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.
7	Luca Damiani	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	s.t.
8	Lluis Guillermo Mas	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
9	Stuart Shaw	Drapac Professional Cycling	s.t.
10	Dennis Van Niekerk	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
11	Darren Lapthorne	Drapac Professional Cycling	s.t.
12	Stefan Schäfer	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
13	Liam Holohan	Team Raleigh - GAC	s.t.
14	Graham Briggs	Team Raleigh - GAC	s.t.
15	Henning Bommel	LKT Team Brandenburg	s.t.
16	Robert Bartko	LKT Team Brandenburg	s.t.
17	Francisco Manuel Antón	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
18	José Fernando Antogna	Jamis - Sutter Home	s.t.
19	Bernard Sulzberger	Team Raleigh - GAC	s.t.
20	Nikias Arndt	LKT Team Brandenburg	s.t.
21	Sergej Fuchs	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
22	Ruben Jimenez	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
23	Meron Russom	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
24	Floris Goesinnen	Drapac Professional Cycling	s.t.
25	Martin Wesemann	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
26	Chad Hartley	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	s.t.
27	Kyle Wamsley	Jamis - Sutter Home	s.t.
28	Danny Van Poppel	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.
29	Daniel Summerhill	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
30	Adam Leibovitz	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
31	Lachlan Norris	Drapac Professional Cycling	s.t.
32	Lucas Schädlich	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
33	James Stemper	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	s.t.
34	Damien Branaa	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
35	Evan Oliphant	Team Raleigh - GAC	s.t.
36	Jakob Steigmiller	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.
37	Daniel Holloway	Team Raleigh - GAC	s.t.
38	Markus Fothen	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
39	Efren Carazo	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
40	Nicolas Capdepuy	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
41	Malcom Rudolph	Drapac Professional Cycling	s.t.
42	David Belda	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
43	Andrei Krasilnikau	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
44	Pablo Torres	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
45	Nico Hesslich	LKT Team Brandenburg	s.t.
46	Tom Scully	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
47	Benjamim Dietrich	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.
48	Andy Jacques-Maynes	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	s.t.
49	Andzs Flaksis	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
50	Robert Sweeting	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	s.t.
51	Alejandro Borrajo	Jamis - Sutter Home	s.t.
52	Michael Hümbert	LKT Team Brandenburg	s.t.
53	Curtis Winsor	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	s.t.
54	Yannick Mayer	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
55	Felix Donath	LKT Team Brandenburg	s.t.
56	James Driscoll	Jamis - Sutter Home	s.t.
57	Robin Carpenter	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
58	Maximilian Bormann	LKT Team Brandenburg	s.t.
59	Sam Johnson	Team Exergy	s.t.
60	Melvin Boskamp	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.
61	Marcel Barth	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.
62	Wesley Kreder	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.
63	Alister Ratcliff	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
64	Carlos Alzate	Team Exergy	s.t.
65	Peter Thompson	Drapac Professional Cycling	s.t.
66	Robbie Squire	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
67	Johannes Christofel Nel	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
68	Simon Holt	Team Raleigh - GAC	s.t.
69	Moreno Hofland	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.
70	René Hooghiemster	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
71	Freqalsi Debesay	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
72	Bradley Potgieter	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
73	Carson Miller	Jamis - Sutter Home	s.t.
74	Matt Cooke	Team Exergy	s.t.
75	Paul Mach	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	s.t.
76	Jacob Fiedler	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
77	Ben Chaddock	Team Exergy	s.t.
78	Greg Brandt	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	s.t.
79	Dylan Van Baarle	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.
80	Logan Loader	Team Exergy	s.t.
81	Yuriy Vasyliv	LKT Team Brandenburg	s.t.
82	Maximilian Werda	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.
83	Moritz Schaffner	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.
84	Conor Mullervy	Team Exergy	s.t.
85	Jackie Simes	Jamis - Sutter Home	s.t.
86	Morgan Schmitt	Team Exergy	s.t.
87	Songezo Jim	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
88	Ruben Zepuntke	Rabobank Continental Team	+ 5'45

Final Results
Overall

Spoiler

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1	Reinardt Janse Van Rensburg	MTN - Qhubeka	26h05'06
2	Lachlan Norris	Drapac Professional Cycling	+ 8
3	Rick Zabel	Rabobank Continental Team	+ 28
4	Markus Fothen	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 39
5	Lluis Guillermo Mas	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	+ 44
6	Floris Goesinnen	Drapac Professional Cycling	+ 47
7	David Belda	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
8	Meron Russom	MTN - Qhubeka	+ 48
9	Ivar Slik	Rabobank Continental Team	+ 56
10	Fred Rodriguez	Team Exergy	+ 1'00
11	Dennis Van Niekerk	MTN - Qhubeka	+ 1'08
12	Johannes Christofel Nel	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
13	Freqalsi Debesay	MTN - Qhubeka	+ 1'16
14	Sergej Fuchs	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 1'28
15	Evan Oliphant	Team Raleigh - GAC	s.t.
16	Damien Branaa	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
17	Danny Van Poppel	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.
18	Stefan Schäfer	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 1'49
19	Darren Lapthorne	Drapac Professional Cycling	s.t.
20	Wesley Kreder	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.
21	Martin Wesemann	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
22	Liam Holohan	Team Raleigh - GAC	+ 2'12
23	Andy Jacques-Maynes	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	s.t.
24	Tino Thömel	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 2'13
25	Stuart Shaw	Drapac Professional Cycling	+ 2'25
26	Francisco Manuel Antón	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	+ 2'33
27	Jakob Steigmiller	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.
28	Andrei Krasilnikau	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
29	Songezo Jim	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
30	James Stemper	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	+ 2'44
31	Daniel Summerhill	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 2'56
32	Graham Briggs	Team Raleigh - GAC	+ 2'59
33	Nikias Arndt	LKT Team Brandenburg	+ 3'17
34	José Fernando Antogna	Jamis - Sutter Home	s.t.
35	Alejandro Borrajo	Jamis - Sutter Home	s.t.
36	Bernard Sulzberger	Team Raleigh - GAC	+ 3'18
37	Henning Bommel	LKT Team Brandenburg	+ 3'20
38	Melvin Boskamp	Rabobank Continental Team	+ 3'31
39	Ralf Matzka	Thüringer Energie Team	+ 3'56
40	Carlos Alzate	Team Exergy	+ 5'46
41	Malcom Rudolph	Drapac Professional Cycling	s.t.
42	Peter Thompson	Drapac Professional Cycling	+ 5'49
43	James Driscoll	Jamis - Sutter Home	+ 7'02
44	Matt Cooke	Team Exergy	+ 7'08
45	Benjamim Dietrich	Thüringer Energie Team	+ 7'31
46	Logan Loader	Team Exergy	+ 7'58
47	Lucas Schädlich	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 8'44
48	Jacob Fiedler	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 9'10
49	Pablo Torres	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	+ 9'22
50	Michael Hümbert	LKT Team Brandenburg	+ 9'32
51	Sam Johnson	Team Exergy	+ 10'04
52	Efren Carazo	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	+ 10'14
53	Simon Holt	Team Raleigh - GAC	+ 10'27
54	Carson Miller	Jamis - Sutter Home	+ 10'50
55	Moreno Hofland	Rabobank Continental Team	+ 10'51
56	Ruben Jimenez	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	+ 12'17
57	Yuriy Vasyliv	LKT Team Brandenburg	+ 13'00
58	Nicolas Capdepuy	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	+ 13'13
59	Yannick Mayer	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 15'28
60	Marcel Barth	Thüringer Energie Team	+ 17'06
61	Maximilian Werda	Thüringer Energie Team	+ 17'18
62	Ruben Zepuntke	Rabobank Continental Team	+ 17'43
63	Robbie Squire	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 17'51
64	Kyle Wamsley	Jamis - Sutter Home	+ 18'20
65	Ben Chaddock	Team Exergy	+ 20'03
66	Robert Bartko	LKT Team Brandenburg	+ 20'15
67	Conor Mullervy	Team Exergy	+ 21'38
68	Luca Damiani	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	+ 23'20
69	Daniel Holloway	Team Raleigh - GAC	s.t.
70	Bradley Potgieter	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
71	Alister Ratcliff	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 24'32
72	Jackie Simes	Jamis - Sutter Home	+ 25'18
73	Andzs Flaksis	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 25'37
74	Robert Sweeting	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	+ 25'49
75	Adam Leibovitz	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 26'08
76	René Hooghiemster	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 27'19
77	Dylan Van Baarle	Rabobank Continental Team	+ 27'33
78	Tom Scully	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 28'16
79	Chad Hartley	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	+ 29'03
80	Robin Carpenter	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
81	Moritz Schaffner	Thüringer Energie Team	+ 30'55
82	Paul Mach	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	+ 31'00
83	Nico Hesslich	LKT Team Brandenburg	+ 32'09
84	Greg Brandt	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	+ 32'49
85	Morgan Schmitt	Team Exergy	+ 34'41
86	Curtis Winsor	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	+ 34'42
87	Felix Donath	LKT Team Brandenburg	+ 37'02
88	Maximilian Bormann	LKT Team Brandenburg	s.t.

Points

Spoiler

1	Reinardt Janse Van Rensburg	MTN - Qhubeka	25	114
2	Rick Zabel	Rabobank Continental Team	16	86
3	Lluis Guillermo Mas	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	8	83
4	Fred Rodriguez	Team Exergy	14	61
5	Ivar Slik	Rabobank Continental Team	12	58
6	Tino Thömel	Team NSP - Ghost	20	50
7	Dennis Van Niekerk	MTN - Qhubeka	6	49
8	Stuart Shaw	Drapac Professional Cycling	7	46
9	James Stemper	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	0	45
10	Graham Briggs	Team Raleigh - GAC	2	40
11	Meron Russom	MTN - Qhubeka	0	34
12	Markus Fothen	Team NSP - Ghost	0	34
13	Lachlan Norris	Drapac Professional Cycling	0	30
14	Floris Goesinnen	Drapac Professional Cycling	0	25
15	Daniel Summerhill	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	0	24
16	Francisco Manuel Antón	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	0	23
17	Carson Miller	Jamis - Sutter Home	0	22
18	Freqalsi Debesay	MTN - Qhubeka	0	21
19	Yuriy Vasyliv	LKT Team Brandenburg	0	18
20	David Belda	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	0	17
21	Darren Lapthorne	Drapac Professional Cycling	5	17
22	Ralf Matzka	Thüringer Energie Team	10	16
23	Robert Bartko	LKT Team Brandenburg	0	16
24	Luca Damiani	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	9	15
25	Henning Bommel	LKT Team Brandenburg	1	14
26	José Fernando Antogna	Jamis - Sutter Home	0	13
27	Nikias Arndt	LKT Team Brandenburg	0	12
28	Peter Thompson	Drapac Professional Cycling	0	12
29	James Driscoll	Jamis - Sutter Home	12	12
30	Andzs Flaksis	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	0	12
31	Kyle Wamsley	Jamis - Sutter Home	0	11
32	Wesley Kreder	Rabobank Continental Team	0	9
33	Bernard Sulzberger	Team Raleigh - GAC	0	8
34	Benjamim Dietrich	Thüringer Energie Team	4	8
35	Evan Oliphant	Team Raleigh - GAC	0	7
36	Matt Cooke	Team Exergy	2	6
37	Lucas Schädlich	Team NSP - Ghost	0	6
38	Moreno Hofland	Rabobank Continental Team	0	6
39	Tom Scully	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	0	6
40	Curtis Winsor	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	0	6
41	Stefan Schäfer	Team NSP - Ghost	4	4
42	Maximilian Werda	Thüringer Energie Team	0	4
43	Ben Chaddock	Team Exergy	0	4
44	Adam Leibovitz	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	4	4
45	Liam Holohan	Team Raleigh - GAC	3	3
46	Johannes Christofel Nel	MTN - Qhubeka	0	2
47	Martin Wesemann	MTN - Qhubeka	0	2
48	Alejandro Borrajo	Jamis - Sutter Home	0	2
49	Melvin Boskamp	Rabobank Continental Team	2	2
50	Michael Hümbert	LKT Team Brandenburg	0	2
51	Ruben Jimenez	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	0	2
52	Alister Ratcliff	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	0	2
53	Danny Van Poppel	Rabobank Continental Team	0	1

Mountain

Spoiler

Youth

Spoiler

1	Reinardt Janse Van Rensburg	MTN - Qhubeka	2h24'00	26h05'06 (1)
2	Tino Thömel	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.	+ 2'13 (12)
3	Rick Zabel	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.	+ 28 (3)
4	Ivar Slik	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.	+ 56 (6)
5	Ralf Matzka	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.	+ 3'56 (20)
6	Lluis Guillermo Mas	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.	+ 44 (4)
7	Liam Holohan	Team Raleigh - GAC	s.t.	+ 2'12 (11)
8	Francisco Manuel Antón	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.	+ 2'33 (13)
9	Nikias Arndt	LKT Team Brandenburg	s.t.	+ 3'17 (18)
10	Sergej Fuchs	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.	+ 1'28 (8)
11	Ruben Jimenez	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.	+ 12'17 (32)
12	Meron Russom	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.	+ 48 (5)
13	Danny Van Poppel	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.	+ 1'28 (9)
14	Daniel Summerhill	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.	+ 2'56 (17)
15	Adam Leibovitz	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.	+ 26'08 (46)
16	Lachlan Norris	Drapac Professional Cycling	s.t.	+ 8 (2)
17	Lucas Schädlich	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.	+ 8'44 (24)
18	Jakob Steigmiller	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.	+ 2'33 (14)
19	Daniel Holloway	Team Raleigh - GAC	s.t.	+ 23'20 (40)
20	Efren Carazo	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.	+ 10'14 (28)
21	Nicolas Capdepuy	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.	+ 13'13 (34)
22	Malcom Rudolph	Drapac Professional Cycling	s.t.	+ 5'46 (21)
23	Andrei Krasilnikau	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.	+ 2'33 (15)
24	Pablo Torres	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.	+ 9'22 (26)
25	Nico Hesslich	LKT Team Brandenburg	s.t.	+ 32'09 (51)
26	Tom Scully	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.	+ 28'16 (48)
27	Benjamim Dietrich	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.	+ 7'31 (22)
28	Andzs Flaksis	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.	+ 25'37 (44)
29	Robert Sweeting	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	s.t.	+ 25'49 (45)
30	Michael Hümbert	LKT Team Brandenburg	s.t.	+ 9'32 (27)
31	Curtis Winsor	Kenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team	s.t.	+ 34'42 (52)
32	Yannick Mayer	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.	+ 15'28 (35)
33	Felix Donath	LKT Team Brandenburg	s.t.	+ 37'02 (53)
34	Robin Carpenter	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.	+ 29'03 (49)
35	Maximilian Bormann	LKT Team Brandenburg	s.t.	+ 37'02 (54)
36	Melvin Boskamp	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.	+ 3'31 (19)
37	Wesley Kreder	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.	+ 1'49 (10)
38	Alister Ratcliff	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.	+ 24'32 (42)
39	Robbie Squire	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.	+ 17'51 (38)
40	Johannes Christofel Nel	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.	+ 1'08 (7)
41	Simon Holt	Team Raleigh - GAC	s.t.	+ 10'27 (29)
42	Moreno Hofland	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.	+ 10'51 (31)
43	Bradley Potgieter	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.	+ 23'20 (41)
44	Carson Miller	Jamis - Sutter Home	s.t.	+ 10'50 (30)
45	Jacob Fiedler	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.	+ 9'10 (25)
46	Dylan Van Baarle	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.	+ 27'33 (47)
47	Logan Loader	Team Exergy	s.t.	+ 7'58 (23)
48	Yuriy Vasyliv	LKT Team Brandenburg	s.t.	+ 13'00 (33)
49	Maximilian Werda	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.	+ 17'18 (36)
50	Moritz Schaffner	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.	+ 30'55 (50)
51	Conor Mullervy	Team Exergy	s.t.	+ 21'38 (39)
52	Jackie Simes	Jamis - Sutter Home	s.t.	+ 25'18 (43)
53	Songezo Jim	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.	+ 2'33 (16)
54	Ruben Zepuntke	Rabobank Continental Team	+ 5'45	+ 17'43 (37)

Teams classifications remain the same as yesterday.
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Some good results after a great effort from our boys in South Africa with Lluis taking two stages and coming 3rd in the points class as well as 5th overall. David also finished strongly in 7th place with many other notable achievements from the team over all 7 stages. I’d like to thank and congratulate everyone involved with the team on an outstanding effort that really set the tone for our year.

~Carlos

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Another Great ride from Mas to end his time in South Africa

And his 5th place on the GC was a Great achievement

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Great ride from the team in south Africa
Hope the results keep coming

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Did great in Africa... 2 in top10 and Mas did a fantastic race...

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Thanks everyone!

Summary of February 2012

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Upcoming races:

Vuelta a la Región de Murcia (3-4 March)
GP Ville de Lillers - Souvenir Bruno Comini (4 March)
Paris - Troyes (11 March) [Sponsor Goal = Top 10]
Istrian Spring Trophy (15-18 March)
Tour de Normandie (18-25 March)
Volta ao Alentejo (22-25 March)
Gran Premio Miguel Indurain (31 March)

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A nice mix of races coming up for the guys to get there teeth in to

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Vuelta a la Región de Murcia
Race Preview

Our main objective here is just participation, but we’d of course like to get a decent result in one of the bigger local races. This will largely depend on our opponents (it’s a 2.1 race) and their top riders taking part. Without Lluis we’re unlikely to do much on the second of the two stages – a short and flat time-trial (Brandão will hopefully do alright there) – we know that a top GC ranking is very unlikely.

Our main opponents for this meet include

• Christian Vande Velde and David Millar (GRS)
• Gorka Verdugo and Juan José Oroz (EUS)
• Pieter Weening (OGE)
• Esteban Chavez and Juan Pablo Suarez (COL)
• Anyone from SaxoBank, with their leader likely to be Chris Anker Sørensen
• Anyone from Movistar, with their leader likely to be Vasil Kiryienka

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A lot of Good riders taking part, its going to be tough but Good Luck

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I've tried including something a little different at the end of this report, hope you enjoy it!
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Vuelta a la Región de Murcia
Stage 1

The final two climbs today will be an absolute killer, which is bad for our chances in the race but great as a preparation for those who have only ridden one race so far this year.

There are lots of attacks at the start, but so many riders try to join that it doesn’t work. Belda is one of those trying to break with Branaa being our protected rider in the pack for this race. Despite Euskaltel-Euskadi coming to the front, there is a break from 4 riders;
Belda (BUR)
Taciak (CCC)
Donati (ASA)
Larsen (BWC)

They quickly get a minute’s advantage as the peloton seem unconcerned with the break but stop any others from getting away. Day (UHC) and Bizkarra (ORB) also break after the first climb.

They join just before the 1st sprint point, with the gap now at 4’30.

The peloton appear to have lost interest in launching any further breaks. At the halfway mark the gap is 6’40, before the peloton start to decrease the deficit. The Euskaltel led peloton makes its’ way up the narrow category 2 climb.

As expected, there is plenty of drama as the peleton splits on the mountain climb. Porto (PRT), Rutkiewicz (CCC) and Kreder (GRS) are among those dropped. For us it’s Verona and Orengo who will need to fight their way back to the main group. They both manage it, but Belda’s group now has only a 4’00 advantage as we hit the lowest point on the course. With most of the peloton rejoining, the breakaway have only 2’47 heading into the final two climbs. Belda knows he’ll need to force a quicker pace to be any chance.

The peloton splits a second time with some top Katusha riders now falling behind. With the gap under 1’00 and his team-mates struggling to keep up with the pace, Belda gives it a bit more effort on the first climb and reaches the first summit alone.

The other riders are keen to keep up with him and try to follow. Back in the peloton Brandão is now gone with all others except Damien Branaa struggling to stay in the lead group. Up front there attacks aplenty, coming from Pantano (COL), Docker (OGE), Galdos (CJR) and Horrach (KAT) but they are not allowed to get away by teams Euskaltel (who now have all 7 riders up front for Verdugo) and Movistar. With 15kms left Belda leads by 35” from the group of 5, themselves just 35” in front of the peloton. It’s not to be for the other 5 riders with Euskaltel just seconds away from making the catch.

With Belda vulnerable out front and only 20” clear, Paulinho (STB) and Kolobnev (KAT) attack.

Verdugo senses this may be the move to join in with and takes off. The three are joined by Quintana (MOV) as they take the lead off Belda. It’s all over for him and for our chances all together with Branaa caught behind and his team-mates too tired to help. Quintana and Verdugo go it alone to the summit with a 1’00 advantage over Kolobnev, Paulinho, Atapuma (COL) and Txurruka (EUS) with Oroz (EUS) unable to catch his team-mates to help. With under 5kms left the duo is now certain to contain today’s winner. The sprint is on. Verdugo starts out strong…

…but Quintana has more left in the tank and wins! Atapuma comes in third to complete a great finish for the nation of Colombia with two virtual unknowns taking 1st and 3rd. Belda is our best placed rider finishing just outside the top 20.

Stage

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1	Nairo Quintana	Movistar Team	4h57'54
2	Gorka Verdugo	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
3	John Darwin Atapuma	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 42
4	Alexandr Kolobnev	Katusha Team	s.t.
5	Vasil Kiryienka	Movistar Team	s.t.
6	Amets Txurruka	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
7	Juan José Oroz	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
8	Iván Velasco	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
9	David De la Fuente	Caja Rural	s.t.
10	Francesco Ginanni	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
11	Sérgio Paulinho	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	s.t.
12	Gustavo César Veloso	Andalucía	s.t.
13	Stefano Garzelli	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
14	Alan Pérez	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
15	Bruno Pires	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	s.t.
16	David Millar	Garmin - Sharp	s.t.
17	Javier Moreno	Movistar Team	s.t.
18	Mikel Landa	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
19	David López	Movistar Team	s.t.
20	Nathan Haas	Garmin - Sharp	s.t.
21	Adrián Palomares	Andalucía	s.t.
22	Jarlinson Pantano	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.
23	David Belda	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
24	Christian Vande Velde	Garmin - Sharp	s.t.
25	Sergio Pardilla	Movistar Team	s.t.
26	Pavel Brutt	Katusha Team	+ 1'32
27	Yelko Gomez	Caja Rural	+ 2'24
28	Mitchell Docker	Orica - GreenEdge	s.t.
29	Giovanni Visconti	Movistar Team	s.t.
30	Fabio Taborre	Acqua & Sapone	+ 3'30
31	Damien Branaa	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
32	Efren Carazo	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	+ 4'39
33	Pascual Orengo	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	+ 5'11
34	Tomas Vaitkus	Orica - GreenEdge	+ 5'37
35	Danail Petrov	Caja Rural	s.t.
36	Chris Anker Sørensen	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	s.t.
37	Jesús Herrada	Movistar Team	s.t.
38	Carlos Verona	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
39	Joan Horrach	Katusha Team	s.t.
40	Rafal Majka	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	s.t.
41	Imanol Erviti	Movistar Team	s.t.
42	Ben Day	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
43	Davide Frattini	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
44	Esteban Chavez	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.
45	Aitor Galdos	Caja Rural	s.t.
46	Pablo Lechuga	Andalucía	s.t.
47	Christian Meier	Orica - GreenEdge	s.t.
48	Mads Christensen	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	s.t.
49	Kai Reus	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
50	Christopher Jones	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
51	Jack Bobridge	Orica - GreenEdge	s.t.
52	Pieter Weening	Orica - GreenEdge	s.t.
53	Ángel Vicioso	Katusha Team	s.t.
54	Ricardo García	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
55	Mateusz Taciak	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
56	Jorge Azanza	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
57	Dirk Müller	Nutrixxion Abus	+ 6'53
58	Alessandro Donati	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
59	Benjamín Noval	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	s.t.
60	Morten Larsen	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.
61	Jóni Brandão	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
62	Mikel Bizkarra	Orbea Continental	s.t.
63	Alexander Gottfried	Nutrixxion Abus	s.t.
64	Juan Pablo Suarez	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.
65	Javier Gonzalez	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 8'30
66	Michel Kreder	Garmin - Sharp	+ 9'18
67	Koldo Fernández	Garmin - Sharp	+ 9'52
68	Jack Bauer	Garmin - Sharp	+ 10'25
69	Fabricio Ferrari	Caja Rural	s.t.
70	Massimo Codol	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
71	Jason McCartney	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
72	Marek Rutkiewicz	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
73	Juan Forero	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 11'35
74	Juan José Lobato	Andalucía	s.t.
75	Tom Vermeer	Nutrixxion Abus	s.t.
76	Thomas Peterson	Garmin - Sharp	s.t.
77	Javier Ramírez Abeja	Andalucía	+ 12'08
78	Boy Van Poppel	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
79	Paolo Ciavatta	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
80	José Luis Cano	Andalucía	s.t.
81	Bastian Bürgel	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.
82	Javier Chacón	Andalucía	s.t.
83	Gatis Smukulis	Katusha Team	s.t.
84	Alexander Porsev	Katusha Team	s.t.
85	Ricardo Mestre	Carmim - Prio	s.t.
86	Marc Reynès	Nutrixxion Abus	s.t.
87	Claudio Corioni	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
88	Fumiyuki Beppu	Orica - GreenEdge	s.t.
89	Sven Forberger	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
90	Thomas Nybo Riis	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.
91	Frederik Thalund	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.
92	Alberto Losada	Katusha Team	s.t.
93	Michael Schweizer	Nutrixxion Abus	s.t.
94	Robinson Chalapud	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.
95	Leigh Howard	Orica - GreenEdge	+ 13'45
96	Brett Lancaster	Orica - GreenEdge	s.t.
97	Jon Aberasturi	Orbea Continental	s.t.
98	Aritz Bagües	Orbea Continental	s.t.
99	Andoni Blázquez	Orbea Continental	s.t.
100	Alejandro Marque Porto	Carmim - Prio	s.t.
101	Alexey Tsatevitch	Katusha Team	s.t.
102	Michael Rodriguez	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.
103	Andreas Frisch	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.
104	Bernardo Colex	Amore & Vita	s.t.
105	Manuel Cardoso	Caja Rural	s.t.
106	Carlos Barbero	Orbea Continental	s.t.
107	Fabian Thiel	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.
108	Karol Domagalski	Caja Rural	s.t.
109	Valter Pereira	Carmim - Prio	s.t.
110	João Pereira	Carmim - Prio	s.t.
111	Pawel Charucki	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
112	Nikolay Mihaylov	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
113	Léo Menville	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
114	Jonathan Cantwell	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	s.t.
115	Jaroslaw Dabrowski	Amore & Vita	s.t.
116	Igor Romero	Caja Rural	s.t.
117	René Heinze	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
118	René Obst	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
119	Francesco Di Paolo	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
120	Jasha Sütterlin	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.
121	Bartlomiej Matysiak	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
122	Xabier Zabalo	Orbea Continental	s.t.
123	Anton Kaniuk	Amore & Vita	s.t.
124	Philipp Mamos	Amore & Vita	s.t.
125	Daniel Mestre	Carmim - Prio	s.t.
126	Caleb Fairly	SpiderTech powered by C10	+ 14'39
127	Martin Gilbert	SpiderTech powered by C10	s.t.
128	François Parisien	SpiderTech powered by C10	s.t.
129	Will Routley	SpiderTech powered by C10	s.t.
130	Hugo Houle	SpiderTech powered by C10	s.t.
131	Jonathan Patrick McCarty	SpiderTech powered by C10	s.t.
132	Lachlan Morton	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
133	Guillaume Boivin	SpiderTech powered by C10	s.t.
134	Steele Von Hoff	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
135	Robert Hunter	Garmin - Sharp	s.t.
136	Troels Ronning Vinther	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	s.t.
137	Kevin Predatsch	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.
138	Joshua Berry	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
139	José Vicente Toribio	Andalucía	s.t.
140	Hilton Clarke	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	+ 19'23
141	Kamil Zielinski	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
142	Jesper Nielsen	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.
143	Volodymyr Kogut	Amore & Vita	s.t.
144	Rasmus Quaade	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.
145	Stefan Radochla	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
146	Artem Tesler	Amore & Vita	s.t.
147	Sebastian Forke	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
148	Evan Hyde	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
149	Robert Bush	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
150	Cristian Jersild Jensen	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.
151	Sylwester Janiszewski	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
152	Benjamin Sydlik	Nutrixxion Abus	s.t.
153	Jonas Schmeiser	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
154	Anders Newbury	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
155	Johannes Kahra	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.
156	Maksym Averin	Amore & Vita	+ 20'25
157	Michael Midlarsky	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
158	Søren Pugdahl	Blue Water Cycling	+ 21'01
159	Simon Lambert-Lemay	SpiderTech powered by C10	s.t.
160	Diogo Nunes	Carmim - Prio	s.t.
161	Jake Keough	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	+ 22'08
162	Viesturs Luksevics	Amore & Vita	s.t.
163	Adrian Honkisz	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
164	Daniel Dominguez	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 23'19

Overall (Top 25)

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Points

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Mounatin

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Youth

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1	Nairo Quintana	Movistar Team	4h57'54	4h57'34 (1)
2	John Darwin Atapuma	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 42	+ 54 (2)
3	Mikel Landa	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.	+ 1'02 (3)
4	Nathan Haas	Garmin - Sharp	s.t.	+ 1'02 (4)
5	Jarlinson Pantano	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.	+ 1'02 (5)
6	Yelko Gomez	Caja Rural	+ 2'24	+ 2'44 (6)
7	Efren Carazo	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	+ 4'39	+ 4'59 (7)
8	Pascual Orengo	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	+ 5'11	+ 5'31 (8)
9	Jesús Herrada	Movistar Team	+ 5'37	+ 5'57 (9)
10	Carlos Verona	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.	+ 5'57 (10)
11	Rafal Majka	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	s.t.	+ 5'57 (11)
12	Esteban Chavez	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.	+ 5'57 (12)
13	Pablo Lechuga	Andalucía	s.t.	+ 5'57 (13)
14	Jack Bobridge	Orica - GreenEdge	s.t.	+ 5'57 (14)
15	Ricardo García	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.	+ 5'57 (15)
16	Jóni Brandão	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	+ 6'53	+ 7'13 (17)
17	Mikel Bizkarra	Orbea Continental	s.t.	+ 7'11 (16)
18	Michel Kreder	Garmin - Sharp	+ 9'18	+ 9'38 (18)
19	Juan José Lobato	Andalucía	+ 11'35	+ 11'55 (19)
20	Boy Van Poppel	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	+ 12'08	+ 12'28 (20)
21	José Luis Cano	Andalucía	s.t.	+ 12'28 (21)
22	Bastian Bürgel	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.	+ 12'28 (22)
23	Gatis Smukulis	Katusha Team	s.t.	+ 12'28 (23)
24	Marc Reynès	Nutrixxion Abus	s.t.	+ 12'28 (24)
25	Thomas Nybo Riis	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.	+ 12'28 (25)
26	Frederik Thalund	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.	+ 12'28 (26)
27	Leigh Howard	Orica - GreenEdge	+ 13'45	+ 14'05 (27)
28	Jon Aberasturi	Orbea Continental	s.t.	+ 14'05 (28)
29	Aritz Bagües	Orbea Continental	s.t.	+ 14'05 (29)
30	Andoni Blázquez	Orbea Continental	s.t.	+ 14'05 (30)
31	Alexey Tsatevitch	Katusha Team	s.t.	+ 14'05 (31)
32	Michael Rodriguez	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.	+ 14'05 (32)
33	Carlos Barbero	Orbea Continental	s.t.	+ 14'05 (33)
34	Fabian Thiel	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.	+ 14'05 (34)
35	Karol Domagalski	Caja Rural	s.t.	+ 14'05 (35)
36	Valter Pereira	Carmim - Prio	s.t.	+ 14'05 (36)
37	João Pereira	Carmim - Prio	s.t.	+ 14'05 (37)
38	Pawel Charucki	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.	+ 14'05 (38)
39	Nikolay Mihaylov	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.	+ 14'05 (39)
40	Léo Menville	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.	+ 14'05 (40)
41	René Heinze	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.	+ 14'05 (41)
42	Jasha Sütterlin	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.	+ 14'05 (42)
43	Xabier Zabalo	Orbea Continental	s.t.	+ 14'05 (43)
44	Caleb Fairly	SpiderTech powered by C10	+ 14'39	+ 14'59 (44)
45	Hugo Houle	SpiderTech powered by C10	s.t.	+ 14'59 (45)
46	Lachlan Morton	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.	+ 14'59 (46)
47	Guillaume Boivin	SpiderTech powered by C10	s.t.	+ 14'59 (47)
48	Steele Von Hoff	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.	+ 14'59 (48)
49	Troels Ronning Vinther	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	s.t.	+ 14'59 (49)
50	Kevin Predatsch	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.	+ 14'59 (50)
51	Joshua Berry	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.	+ 14'59 (51)
52	Kamil Zielinski	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	+ 19'23	+ 19'43 (52)
53	Rasmus Quaade	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.	+ 19'43 (53)
54	Artem Tesler	Amore & Vita	s.t.	+ 19'43 (54)
55	Sebastian Forke	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.	+ 19'43 (55)
56	Robert Bush	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.	+ 19'43 (56)
57	Cristian Jersild Jensen	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.	+ 19'43 (57)
58	Sylwester Janiszewski	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.	+ 19'43 (58)
59	Benjamin Sydlik	Nutrixxion Abus	s.t.	+ 19'43 (59)
60	Jonas Schmeiser	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.	+ 19'43 (60)
61	Anders Newbury	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.	+ 19'43 (61)
62	Johannes Kahra	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.	+ 19'43 (62)
63	Michael Midlarsky	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 20'25	+ 20'45 (63)
64	Søren Pugdahl	Blue Water Cycling	+ 21'01	+ 21'21 (64)
65	Simon Lambert-Lemay	SpiderTech powered by C10	s.t.	+ 21'21 (65)
66	Diogo Nunes	Carmim - Prio	s.t.	+ 21'21 (66)
67	Jake Keough	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	+ 22'08	+ 22'28 (67)
68	Viesturs Luksevics	Amore & Vita	s.t.	+ 22'28 (68)
69	Adrian Honkisz	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.	+ 22'28 (69)

Team

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At the end of the first day I did an interview for a local cycling website; click below to read the transcript.
~Carlos

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Interview with Carlos Ortega, the manager of continental cycling team Burgos BH-Castilla y León.

03/03/2012

Reporter: How did you think the team went in today’s stage?
Carlos Ortega: I was happy with the effort from all of our team. Jóni managed to hang on where stronger riders couldn’t, the other four did quite well and never gave up while David was great out front in the breakaway.
R: I understand that you have previously worked with the RFEC. Do you feel that helped you to gain experience in cycling and in the management of young riders?
CO: Certainly. In my time there I got to work with some of the most respected people in cycling and learned a lot from them. I also spent some time working with the younger guys and watching them progress into some of the country’s best riders was a fantastic experience. It also taught me a fair bit about the development and training of young cyclists which is invaluable for where I am now.
R: And was there anyone you worked with there who is currently at your new team?
CO: Not at the moment, no. But I have known a few people involved with the team in previous years so I feel like I know a bit about the team’s recent history.
R: What have been your impressions of the team since taking over as manager late last year?
CO: It’s a very different environment to what I had become accustomed to in the past few years, but one that I’ve really enjoyed. There’s a very positive attitude to everything around here and I feel a lot more connected to the other members of our team, we’re all on the same page.
R: Finally, I know it’s a bit early to be talking about next year but surely you have some plans for the future. Is there any specific one of your uncontracted riders who you feel is the biggest priority for the team to re-sign?
CO: I don’t think there is one specific rider at the moment, and as a small team with a limited budget it’s always going to be difficult to keep all of our top riders. What I can reveal however is that we are looking to sign some young local talents.
R: Speaking of local talent, I’ve been hearing that you have entered into contract negotiations with Enrique Mata. Is there any truth to these rumours?
CO: While he is obviously a talented rider and someone who could bring a lot to our team, I have not spoken with him and nor has anyone at the team as far as I know.
R: Thank you for your time, and good luck in tomorrow’s time trial.
CO: Thanks for having me.

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Thanks sutty, I wasn't sure about it myself so I'm glad to hear it was ok.

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Vuelta a la Región de Murcia
Stage 2

There are really just the two riders who can win the race after yesterday, but the stage win is far more open with quite a few good TT riders at this race.

First rider out is the last to finish yesterday; Daniel Dominguez (NSP). A weak time-trialist, he sets an opening time of 18’46. More riders come through and get the time to beat down to around 18’15. Rasmus Quaade (BWC) is the Danish national time trial champ and the first of the real chances today.

He sets the first time under 18’00 clocking in with a 17’42 at the finish. Many riders try to beat him and fall short before Brett Lancaster (OGE) becomes the new leader with a time of 17’15

With half of the riders finished the top 10 looks like this

Brandão (BUR) prepares to take off, unfortunately our best rider in this format won’t have the benefit of seeing how his team-mates deal with the course first.

He finishes 1’00 off Lancaster as many others try but fail to beat the leading time. Jack Bobridge (OGE) in his new NC jersey has to be one of the favourites today, and probably the first rider out with a serious chance of beating Lancaster.

But no, the Australian champion falls short of his countryman (and team-mate)’s time. All the riders from Burgos have now come through, with the best results coming from Carazo and Branaa who finish 58” off the time of Lancaster. His team-mate Tomas Vaitkus gets the closest of anyone but is still 11” down on the leading time with just 20 riders left to go.

The bookmakers’ favourite for the stage, David Millar (GRS) is now out on course. He gives it his best and falls just short! Only 3” off and he takes provisional 2nd place.

None of the other top riders coming through are able to get any closer than Millar and the two Orica riders. The top 5 in the overall classification are coming towards the finish line.

#5 Vasil Kiryienka (MOV) – one of the favourites for the stage. He’s looking good so far but can he do it… 1” slower! Very unlucky for the Belarusian.

#4 Alexandr Kolobnev (KAT) – not a huge time-trialist who will need something special to maintain his high placing. No, he’ll drop out of the top 5 after finishing 40” off the lead.
#3 John Darwin Atapuma (COL) – a very weak time-trialist and shouldn’t take the white jersey unless Quintana has a shocker. He finishes +53”
#2 Gorka Verdugo (EUS) – This is where it gets interesting. He starts just 8” behind Quintana and is a good TT rider likely to take the overall win. Only +8” to Lancaster, it should be enough.

#1 Nairo Quintana (MOV) – Needs to set a very quick time to retain the lead and despite being decent in this format he’ll have to produce something special. Here he comes…

…+38”! Verdugo is the winner! Quintana will have to settle for second in this race but he still takes home the white jersey. Verdugo is also given the points classification just ahead of Kiryienka and the mountains over Donati (ASA).

Stage

Spoiler

1	Brett Lancaster	Orica - GreenEdge	17'15
2	Vasil Kiryienka	Movistar Team	+ 2
3	David Millar	Garmin - Sharp	+ 4
4	Gorka Verdugo	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 9
5	Tomas Vaitkus	Orica - GreenEdge	+ 12
6	Jack Bobridge	Orica - GreenEdge	+ 15
7	Gustavo César Veloso	Andalucía	+ 18
8	Javier Moreno	Movistar Team	+ 20
9	Jason McCartney	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	+ 25
10	Pavel Brutt	Katusha Team	s.t.
11	Bruno Pires	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	s.t.
12	Jack Bauer	Garmin - Sharp	+ 26
13	Jesús Herrada	Movistar Team	s.t.
14	Rasmus Quaade	Blue Water Cycling	+ 27
15	Leigh Howard	Orica - GreenEdge	s.t.
16	Gatis Smukulis	Katusha Team	s.t.
17	Christian Vande Velde	Garmin - Sharp	+ 31
18	Sérgio Paulinho	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	s.t.
19	Javier Chacón	Andalucía	+ 33
20	Ángel Vicioso	Katusha Team	s.t.
21	Juan José Oroz	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
22	Troels Ronning Vinther	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	+ 34
23	Imanol Erviti	Movistar Team	s.t.
24	Robert Hunter	Garmin - Sharp	+ 35
25	Stefano Garzelli	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
26	Koldo Fernández	Garmin - Sharp	+ 36
27	Sergio Pardilla	Movistar Team	+ 37
28	Ben Day	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	+ 38
29	Boy Van Poppel	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	+ 39
30	Iván Velasco	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
31	Amets Txurruka	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
32	Nairo Quintana	Movistar Team	s.t.
33	Mads Christensen	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	+ 40
34	Aitor Galdos	Caja Rural	s.t.
35	Mitchell Docker	Orica - GreenEdge	s.t.
36	Alan Pérez	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
37	Alexandr Kolobnev	Katusha Team	+ 41
38	Alexander Porsev	Katusha Team	+ 42
39	Rafal Majka	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	+ 43
40	Nathan Haas	Garmin - Sharp	s.t.
41	Joan Horrach	Katusha Team	+ 44
42	Ricardo García	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 45
43	Giovanni Visconti	Movistar Team	s.t.
44	Jasha Sütterlin	Thüringer Energie Team	+ 46
45	Danail Petrov	Caja Rural	s.t.
46	David López	Movistar Team	s.t.
47	Kai Reus	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
48	Fabricio Ferrari	Caja Rural	+ 47
49	Igor Romero	Caja Rural	+ 48
50	François Parisien	SpiderTech powered by C10	s.t.
51	Fumiyuki Beppu	Orica - GreenEdge	s.t.
52	José Luis Cano	Andalucía	s.t.
53	Juan José Lobato	Andalucía	s.t.
54	Dirk Müller	Nutrixxion Abus	s.t.
55	Jarlinson Pantano	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.
56	Hugo Houle	SpiderTech powered by C10	+ 49
57	Will Routley	SpiderTech powered by C10	s.t.
58	Alexey Tsatevitch	Katusha Team	s.t.
59	Juan Pablo Suarez	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.
60	Karol Domagalski	Caja Rural	s.t.
61	Daniel Mestre	Carmim - Prio	+ 50
62	Pieter Weening	Orica - GreenEdge	s.t.
63	Caleb Fairly	SpiderTech powered by C10	+ 51
64	Christian Meier	Orica - GreenEdge	s.t.
65	Alejandro Marque Porto	Carmim - Prio	+ 52
66	Valter Pereira	Carmim - Prio	s.t.
67	Jorge Azanza	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 53
68	Esteban Chavez	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.
69	Fabio Taborre	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
70	Fabian Thiel	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.
71	Benjamin Sydlik	Nutrixxion Abus	+ 54
72	Hilton Clarke	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
73	Aritz Bagües	Orbea Continental	s.t.
74	John Darwin Atapuma	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.
75	Anders Newbury	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 55
76	Cristian Jersild Jensen	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.
77	Andreas Frisch	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.
78	Sven Forberger	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
79	Johannes Kahra	Thüringer Energie Team	+ 56
80	José Vicente Toribio	Andalucía	s.t.
81	Claudio Corioni	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
82	Thomas Peterson	Garmin - Sharp	s.t.
83	Yelko Gomez	Caja Rural	s.t.
84	Mikel Landa	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
85	Pablo Lechuga	Andalucía	s.t.
86	Bastian Bürgel	Thüringer Energie Team	+ 58
87	Christopher Jones	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
88	Jonathan Cantwell	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	s.t.
89	Massimo Codol	Acqua & Sapone	+ 59
90	Michel Kreder	Garmin - Sharp	s.t.
91	Efren Carazo	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
92	Damien Branaa	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
93	Evan Hyde	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 1'00
94	Xabier Zabalo	Orbea Continental	s.t.
95	Ricardo Mestre	Carmim - Prio	s.t.
96	Jaroslaw Dabrowski	Amore & Vita	s.t.
97	Kevin Predatsch	Thüringer Energie Team	+ 1'01
98	Michael Schweizer	Nutrixxion Abus	s.t.
99	Javier Ramírez Abeja	Andalucía	s.t.
100	Juan Forero	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.
101	Alexander Gottfried	Nutrixxion Abus	s.t.
102	Jóni Brandão	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
103	Benjamín Noval	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	s.t.
104	Mateusz Taciak	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
105	Adrián Palomares	Andalucía	s.t.
106	Manuel Cardoso	Caja Rural	s.t.
107	Bartlomiej Matysiak	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	+ 1'02
108	Andoni Blázquez	Orbea Continental	s.t.
109	Robinson Chalapud	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.
110	Tom Vermeer	Nutrixxion Abus	s.t.
111	Javier Gonzalez	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.
112	Davide Frattini	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
113	Nikolay Mihaylov	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
114	Steele Von Hoff	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 1'03
115	David Belda	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
116	Alberto Losada	Katusha Team	+ 1'04
117	Mikel Bizkarra	Orbea Continental	s.t.
118	Jonas Schmeiser	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 1'05
119	Martin Gilbert	SpiderTech powered by C10	s.t.
120	Philipp Mamos	Amore & Vita	s.t.
121	Marc Reynès	Nutrixxion Abus	s.t.
122	Marek Rutkiewicz	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
123	Carlos Verona	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
124	Francesco Ginanni	Acqua & Sapone	+ 1'06
125	Søren Pugdahl	Blue Water Cycling	+ 1'07
126	Frederik Thalund	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.
127	Thomas Nybo Riis	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.
128	René Heinze	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 1'08
129	Volodymyr Kogut	Amore & Vita	s.t.
130	Jon Aberasturi	Orbea Continental	s.t.
131	Carlos Barbero	Orbea Continental	s.t.
132	Francesco Di Paolo	Acqua & Sapone	+ 1'09
133	Artem Tesler	Amore & Vita	+ 1'11
134	Stefan Radochla	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
135	Kamil Zielinski	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	+ 1'12
136	João Pereira	Carmim - Prio	s.t.
137	Lachlan Morton	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 1'13
138	Morten Larsen	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.
139	Bernardo Colex	Amore & Vita	+ 1'14
140	Michael Rodriguez	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 1'15
141	David De la Fuente	Caja Rural	s.t.
142	Jesper Nielsen	Blue Water Cycling	+ 1'16
143	Alessandro Donati	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
144	Pascual Orengo	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
145	Simon Lambert-Lemay	SpiderTech powered by C10	+ 1'17
146	Sylwester Janiszewski	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	+ 1'18
147	Paolo Ciavatta	Acqua & Sapone	s.t.
148	Michael Midlarsky	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 1'19
149	Maksym Averin	Amore & Vita	s.t.
150	Chris Anker Sørensen	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	s.t.
151	Viesturs Luksevics	Amore & Vita	+ 1'20
152	Robert Bush	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
153	Sebastian Forke	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 1'21
154	Guillaume Boivin	SpiderTech powered by C10	s.t.
155	René Obst	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 1'22
156	Pawel Charucki	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	+ 1'24
157	Léo Menville	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
158	Adrian Honkisz	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	+ 1'25
159	Diogo Nunes	Carmim - Prio	+ 1'29
160	Daniel Dominguez	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 1'31
161	Jake Keough	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	+ 1'32
162	Jonathan Patrick McCarty	SpiderTech powered by C10	s.t.
163	Joshua Berry	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 1'33
164	Anton Kaniuk	Amore & Vita	+ 1'35

Overall

Spoiler

1	Gorka Verdugo	Euskaltel - Euskadi	5h15'06
2	Nairo Quintana	Movistar Team	+ 22
3	Vasil Kiryienka	Movistar Team	+ 47
4	David Millar	Garmin - Sharp	+ 49
5	Gustavo César Veloso	Andalucía	+ 1'03
6	Javier Moreno	Movistar Team	+ 1'05
7	Bruno Pires	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	+ 1'10
8	Sérgio Paulinho	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	+ 1'16
9	Christian Vande Velde	Garmin - Sharp	s.t.
10	Juan José Oroz	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 1'18
11	Stefano Garzelli	Acqua & Sapone	+ 1'20
12	Sergio Pardilla	Movistar Team	+ 1'22
13	Amets Txurruka	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 1'24
14	Iván Velasco	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
15	Alan Pérez	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 1'25
16	Alexandr Kolobnev	Katusha Team	+ 1'26
17	Nathan Haas	Garmin - Sharp	+ 1'28
18	David López	Movistar Team	+ 1'31
19	John Darwin Atapuma	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.
20	Jarlinson Pantano	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 1'33
21	Mikel Landa	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 1'41
22	Adrián Palomares	Andalucía	+ 1'46
23	David Belda	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	+ 1'48
24	Francesco Ginanni	Acqua & Sapone	+ 1'51
25	Pavel Brutt	Katusha Team	+ 2'00
26	David De la Fuente	Caja Rural	s.t.
27	Mitchell Docker	Orica - GreenEdge	+ 3'07
28	Giovanni Visconti	Movistar Team	+ 3'12
29	Yelko Gomez	Caja Rural	+ 3'23
30	Fabio Taborre	Acqua & Sapone	+ 4'26
31	Damien Branaa	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	+ 4'32
32	Efren Carazo	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	+ 5'41
33	Tomas Vaitkus	Orica - GreenEdge	+ 5'52
34	Jack Bobridge	Orica - GreenEdge	+ 5'55
35	Jesús Herrada	Movistar Team	+ 6'06
36	Ángel Vicioso	Katusha Team	+ 6'13
37	Imanol Erviti	Movistar Team	+ 6'14
38	Ben Day	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	+ 6'18
39	Aitor Galdos	Caja Rural	+ 6'20
40	Mads Christensen	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	s.t.
41	Rafal Majka	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	+ 6'23
42	Joan Horrach	Katusha Team	+ 6'24
43	Ricardo García	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 6'25
44	Danail Petrov	Caja Rural	+ 6'26
45	Kai Reus	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
46	Pieter Weening	Orica - GreenEdge	+ 6'30
47	Pascual Orengo	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
48	Christian Meier	Orica - GreenEdge	+ 6'31
49	Esteban Chavez	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 6'33
50	Jorge Azanza	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
51	Mateusz Taciak	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
52	Pablo Lechuga	Andalucía	+ 6'36
53	Christopher Jones	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	+ 6'38
54	Davide Frattini	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	+ 6'42
55	Carlos Verona	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	+ 6'45
56	Chris Anker Sørensen	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	+ 6'59
57	Dirk Müller	Nutrixxion Abus	+ 7'44
58	Juan Pablo Suarez	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 7'45
59	Benjamín Noval	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	+ 7'57
60	Jóni Brandão	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
61	Alexander Gottfried	Nutrixxion Abus	s.t.
62	Mikel Bizkarra	Orbea Continental	+ 7'58
63	Alessandro Donati	Acqua & Sapone	+ 8'00
64	Morten Larsen	Blue Water Cycling	+ 8'07
65	Javier Gonzalez	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 9'35
66	Michel Kreder	Garmin - Sharp	+ 10'20
67	Koldo Fernández	Garmin - Sharp	+ 10'31
68	Jason McCartney	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	+ 10'53
69	Jack Bauer	Garmin - Sharp	+ 10'54
70	Fabricio Ferrari	Caja Rural	+ 11'15
71	Massimo Codol	Acqua & Sapone	+ 11'27
72	Marek Rutkiewicz	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	+ 11'33
73	Juan José Lobato	Andalucía	+ 12'26
74	Thomas Peterson	Garmin - Sharp	+ 12'34
75	Gatis Smukulis	Katusha Team	+ 12'38
76	Juan Forero	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 12'39
77	Tom Vermeer	Nutrixxion Abus	+ 12'40
78	Javier Chacón	Andalucía	+ 12'44
79	Boy Van Poppel	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	+ 12'50
80	Alexander Porsev	Katusha Team	+ 12'53
81	José Luis Cano	Andalucía	+ 12'59
82	Fumiyuki Beppu	Orica - GreenEdge	s.t.
83	Sven Forberger	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 13'06
84	Claudio Corioni	Acqua & Sapone	+ 13'07
85	Bastian Bürgel	Thüringer Energie Team	+ 13'09
86	Ricardo Mestre	Carmim - Prio	+ 13'11
87	Javier Ramírez Abeja	Andalucía	+ 13'12
88	Michael Schweizer	Nutrixxion Abus	s.t.
89	Robinson Chalapud	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 13'13
90	Alberto Losada	Katusha Team	+ 13'15
91	Marc Reynès	Nutrixxion Abus	+ 13'16
92	Thomas Nybo Riis	Blue Water Cycling	+ 13'18
93	Frederik Thalund	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.
94	Paolo Ciavatta	Acqua & Sapone	+ 13'29
95	Brett Lancaster	Orica - GreenEdge	+ 13'48
96	Leigh Howard	Orica - GreenEdge	+ 14'15
97	Jasha Sütterlin	Thüringer Energie Team	+ 14'34
98	Igor Romero	Caja Rural	+ 14'36
99	Alexey Tsatevitch	Katusha Team	+ 14'37
100	Karol Domagalski	Caja Rural	s.t.
101	Daniel Mestre	Carmim - Prio	+ 14'38
102	Alejandro Marque Porto	Carmim - Prio	+ 14'40
103	Valter Pereira	Carmim - Prio	s.t.
104	Fabian Thiel	Thüringer Energie Team	+ 14'41
105	Aritz Bagües	Orbea Continental	+ 14'42
106	Andreas Frisch	Blue Water Cycling	+ 14'43
107	Jonathan Cantwell	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	+ 14'46
108	Jaroslaw Dabrowski	Amore & Vita	+ 14'48
109	Xabier Zabalo	Orbea Continental	s.t.
110	Manuel Cardoso	Caja Rural	+ 14'49
111	Andoni Blázquez	Orbea Continental	+ 14'50
112	Nikolay Mihaylov	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
113	Bartlomiej Matysiak	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
114	Philipp Mamos	Amore & Vita	+ 14'53
115	Jon Aberasturi	Orbea Continental	+ 14'56
116	Carlos Barbero	Orbea Continental	s.t.
117	René Heinze	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
118	Francesco Di Paolo	Acqua & Sapone	+ 14'57
119	João Pereira	Carmim - Prio	+ 15'00
120	Bernardo Colex	Amore & Vita	+ 15'02
121	Michael Rodriguez	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 15'03
122	René Obst	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 15'10
123	Pawel Charucki	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	+ 15'12
124	Léo Menville	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
125	Troels Ronning Vinther	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	+ 15'16
126	Robert Hunter	Garmin - Sharp	+ 15'17
127	Anton Kaniuk	Amore & Vita	+ 15'23
128	François Parisien	SpiderTech powered by C10	+ 15'30
129	Will Routley	SpiderTech powered by C10	+ 15'31
130	Hugo Houle	SpiderTech powered by C10	s.t.
131	Caleb Fairly	SpiderTech powered by C10	+ 15'33
132	José Vicente Toribio	Andalucía	+ 15'38
133	Kevin Predatsch	Thüringer Energie Team	+ 15'43
134	Steele Von Hoff	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 15'45
135	Martin Gilbert	SpiderTech powered by C10	+ 15'47
136	Lachlan Morton	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 15'55
137	Guillaume Boivin	SpiderTech powered by C10	+ 16'03
138	Jonathan Patrick McCarty	SpiderTech powered by C10	+ 16'14
139	Joshua Berry	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 16'15
140	Rasmus Quaade	Blue Water Cycling	+ 19'53
141	Hilton Clarke	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	+ 20'20
142	Benjamin Sydlik	Nutrixxion Abus	s.t.
143	Cristian Jersild Jensen	Blue Water Cycling	+ 20'21
144	Anders Newbury	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
145	Johannes Kahra	Thüringer Energie Team	+ 20'22
146	Evan Hyde	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 20'26
147	Jonas Schmeiser	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 20'31
148	Volodymyr Kogut	Amore & Vita	+ 20'34
149	Stefan Radochla	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 20'37
150	Artem Tesler	Amore & Vita	s.t.
151	Kamil Zielinski	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	+ 20'38
152	Jesper Nielsen	Blue Water Cycling	+ 20'42
153	Sylwester Janiszewski	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	+ 20'44
154	Robert Bush	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 20'46
155	Sebastian Forke	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 20'47
156	Maksym Averin	Amore & Vita	+ 21'47
157	Michael Midlarsky	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
158	Søren Pugdahl	Blue Water Cycling	+ 22'11
159	Simon Lambert-Lemay	SpiderTech powered by C10	+ 22'21
160	Diogo Nunes	Carmim - Prio	+ 22'33
161	Viesturs Luksevics	Amore & Vita	+ 23'31
162	Adrian Honkisz	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	+ 23'36
163	Jake Keough	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	+ 23'43
164	Daniel Dominguez	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 24'53

Points

Spoiler

Youth

Spoiler

1	Jack Bobridge	Orica - GreenEdge	17'30	+ 5'33 (8)
2	Jesús Herrada	Movistar Team	+ 11	+ 5'44 (9)
3	Rasmus Quaade	Blue Water Cycling	+ 12	+ 19'31 (52)
4	Leigh Howard	Orica - GreenEdge	s.t.	+ 13'53 (27)
5	Gatis Smukulis	Katusha Team	s.t.	+ 12'16 (20)
6	Troels Ronning Vinther	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	+ 19	+ 14'54 (44)
7	Boy Van Poppel	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	+ 24	+ 12'28 (21)
8	Nairo Quintana	Movistar Team	s.t.	5h15'28 (1)
9	Rafal Majka	Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank	+ 28	+ 6'01 (10)
10	Nathan Haas	Garmin - Sharp	s.t.	+ 1'06 (2)
11	Ricardo García	Euskaltel - Euskadi	+ 30	+ 6'03 (11)
12	Jasha Sütterlin	Thüringer Energie Team	+ 31	+ 14'12 (28)
13	José Luis Cano	Andalucía	+ 33	+ 12'37 (22)
14	Juan José Lobato	Andalucía	s.t.	+ 12'04 (19)
15	Jarlinson Pantano	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.	+ 1'11 (4)
16	Hugo Houle	SpiderTech powered by C10	+ 34	+ 15'09 (45)
17	Alexey Tsatevitch	Katusha Team	s.t.	+ 14'15 (29)
18	Karol Domagalski	Caja Rural	s.t.	+ 14'15 (30)
19	Caleb Fairly	SpiderTech powered by C10	+ 36	+ 15'11 (46)
20	Valter Pereira	Carmim - Prio	+ 37	+ 14'18 (31)
21	Esteban Chavez	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 38	+ 6'11 (13)
22	Fabian Thiel	Thüringer Energie Team	s.t.	+ 14'19 (32)
23	Benjamin Sydlik	Nutrixxion Abus	+ 39	+ 19'58 (53)
24	Aritz Bagües	Orbea Continental	s.t.	+ 14'20 (33)
25	John Darwin Atapuma	Colombia - Coldeportes	s.t.	+ 1'09 (3)
26	Anders Newbury	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 40	+ 19'59 (55)
27	Cristian Jersild Jensen	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.	+ 19'59 (54)
28	Johannes Kahra	Thüringer Energie Team	+ 41	+ 20'00 (56)
29	Yelko Gomez	Caja Rural	s.t.	+ 3'01 (6)
30	Mikel Landa	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.	+ 1'19 (5)
31	Pablo Lechuga	Andalucía	s.t.	+ 6'14 (14)
32	Bastian Bürgel	Thüringer Energie Team	+ 43	+ 12'47 (23)
33	Michel Kreder	Garmin - Sharp	+ 44	+ 9'58 (18)
34	Efren Carazo	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.	+ 5'19 (7)
35	Xabier Zabalo	Orbea Continental	+ 45	+ 14'26 (34)
36	Kevin Predatsch	Thüringer Energie Team	+ 46	+ 15'21 (47)
37	Jóni Brandão	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.	+ 7'35 (16)
38	Andoni Blázquez	Orbea Continental	+ 47	+ 14'28 (35)
39	Nikolay Mihaylov	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.	+ 14'28 (36)
40	Steele Von Hoff	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 48	+ 15'23 (48)
41	Mikel Bizkarra	Orbea Continental	+ 49	+ 7'36 (17)
42	Jonas Schmeiser	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 50	+ 20'09 (57)
43	Marc Reynès	Nutrixxion Abus	s.t.	+ 12'54 (24)
44	Carlos Verona	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.	+ 6'23 (15)
45	Søren Pugdahl	Blue Water Cycling	+ 52	+ 21'49 (64)
46	Frederik Thalund	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.	+ 12'56 (26)
47	Thomas Nybo Riis	Blue Water Cycling	s.t.	+ 12'56 (25)
48	René Heinze	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 53	+ 14'34 (39)
49	Jon Aberasturi	Orbea Continental	s.t.	+ 14'34 (37)
50	Carlos Barbero	Orbea Continental	s.t.	+ 14'34 (38)
51	Artem Tesler	Amore & Vita	+ 56	+ 20'15 (58)
52	Kamil Zielinski	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	+ 57	+ 20'16 (59)
53	João Pereira	Carmim - Prio	s.t.	+ 14'38 (40)
54	Lachlan Morton	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 58	+ 15'33 (49)
55	Michael Rodriguez	Colombia - Coldeportes	+ 1'00	+ 14'41 (41)
56	Pascual Orengo	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	+ 1'01	+ 6'08 (12)
57	Simon Lambert-Lemay	SpiderTech powered by C10	+ 1'02	+ 21'59 (65)
58	Sylwester Janiszewski	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	+ 1'03	+ 20'22 (60)
59	Michael Midlarsky	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 1'04	+ 21'25 (63)
60	Viesturs Luksevics	Amore & Vita	+ 1'05	+ 23'09 (67)
61	Robert Bush	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.	+ 20'24 (61)
62	Sebastian Forke	Team NSP - Ghost	+ 1'06	+ 20'25 (62)
63	Guillaume Boivin	SpiderTech powered by C10	s.t.	+ 15'41 (50)
64	Pawel Charucki	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	+ 1'09	+ 14'50 (42)
65	Léo Menville	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.	+ 14'50 (43)
66	Adrian Honkisz	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	+ 1'10	+ 23'14 (68)
67	Diogo Nunes	Carmim - Prio	+ 1'14	+ 22'11 (66)
68	Jake Keough	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	+ 1'17	+ 23'21 (69)
69	Joshua Berry	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 1'18	+ 15'53 (51)

Team

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We got pretty much what we expected here, a top 20 finish would've been nice but it was not to be for us this time. Later today it's off to France and the GP Ville de Lillers where hopefully we can do better.
~Carlos

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Posted on 30-08-2013 04:52

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GP Ville de Lillers – Souvenir Bruno Comini
Race Preview

Some unfortunate news coming through with Antón reporting on the morning that he was still getting over a cold and would probably not be at his best today. This course offers up a sprinters paradise and without him at his best we’ll probably have to try winning from an early break. A few French pro continental teams have signed up for this race too with Europcar especially bringing a strong squad along.

The race favourites are
• Sébastien Chavanel, Said Haddou

and Matteo Pelucchi (EUC)
• Denis Flahaut (RLM)
• Fabien Bacquet (AUB)
• Guillaume Blot (BSC)
• Arran Brown (MTN)
• Jimmy Engoulvent (SAU)

Full startlist

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sutty68

#56

Posted on 30-08-2013 11:06

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Good Luck in France

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Posted on 02-09-2013 12:14

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GP Ville de Lillers – Souvenir Bruno Comini
Raceday

As I said previously, this course means a sprinter is almost certain to walk away with victory. The weather is not exactly ideal for racing today either, but we'll do our best with Torres hoping to get away early.

The earliest successful break contains 5 riders;
Torres (BUR)
Tortelier (SAU)
Summerhill (CDT)
Mansell (UKY)
Baur (ARH)

It doesn’t last long though and when the next one comes a few kms later Torres isn’t able to join in with it. The riders out in front are Ennekens (SKT), Bagot (COF) and Summerhill. That’s not it though, as there is a push coming from the main field and the trio are soon joined by Huizenga (RB3) and Winter (ARH).

At the front of the peloton are teams Optum and Europcar, but they don’t seem concerned with the riders out front and let the breakaway get out to a 3’00 advantage.

Bad news from the back of the field as Vabourzeix (LPM) abandons the race. Race radio later reports he may have fractured a rib in a heavy crash that fortunately involved no other riders. With the torrential rain pouring down combined with the narrow roads it was always going to be a bit dangerous out there today, but it seems the riders are heeding the warnings for the most part with many taking a long time to get drinks back to their team leaders through the heavily crowded roads.

The gap remains at just 4’00 as we pass the halfway mark and when there are only 65kms to go, everyone seems to be waiting for the moment when Team Europcar will decide to up the pace. We don’t have to wait much longer though with LA-Antarte coming to the front and the two teams agreeing to set a quicker pace.

Progress is slow with the break still working together, but 46kms out from the finish the lead is down to 3’00. Attack with 39kms left, it’s Dion (BSC).

It’s an odd move at this time of the race seeing as he isn’t the team’s main hope for victory. Despite the very fast pace being set from behind he appears to be gaining time on both packs and with just under 30kms left he is 51” behind the 5 leaders – the peloton a further 44” off the pace.

Both SKT and SAU are headed to the front to give strength to the chase which now looks certain to be completed thanks to a group effort on the front. With Dion finally falling back off the pace and the peloton just over 1’00 from the leaders, we make our big move as Mas launches from the pack.

This appears to be the catalyst for the chase group with Dion caught soon after the move is made. Mas survives a bit longer but both he and the pack are caught simultaneously just down the road. Winter (ARH) stays out in front hoping to last the final 10kms and get a well-earned win for himself. Now the contenders start to make their move as Engoulvent (SAU) charges out in front. A crash in the pack!

Fuchs (NSP) goes down and dozens of riders are falling like dominoes, which results in more than half the field being caught behind including race favourites Pelucchi (EUC), Maté (COF) and Holohan (RAL). For us Jimenez also fell, but it appears to be only a very minor injury.

With many favourites off the pace a few riders have sensed their chance as Lequatre and Blot (both BSC) and Vanbilsen (SKT) have all gone ahead with Engoulvent. The heavily reduced peloton still led by Europcar keep the chase going and drag back Lequatre and Winter, but the three remaining escapees still remain a chance.

The pack is set for a sprint and Mas tries to follow Chavanel (EUC) in. The catch is made in the final kilometre, Chavanel gets out in front while Pichon (BSC) and Flahaut (RLM) also make a dash for it and it’s very close on the line…

…Flahaut! Roubaix get the win in a bit of an upset! A nice surprise for us with Antón sneaking in for a top 10 finish despite his less than ideal preparation.

Result

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1	Denis Flahaut	Roubaix Lille Métropole	4h04'38
2	Sébastien Chavanel	Team Europcar	s.t.
3	Laurent Pichon	Bretagne - Schuller	s.t.
4	Tino Thömel	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
5	Alexandre Blain	Endura Racing	s.t.
6	Geoffroy Lequatre	Bretagne - Schuller	s.t.
7	Johan Mombaerts	Auber 93 - BigMat	s.t.
8	Rick Zabel	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.
9	Guillaume Blot	Bretagne - Schuller	s.t.
10	Francisco Manuel Antón	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
11	Kenneth Vanbilsen	An Post - Sean Kelly	s.t.
12	Florian Guillou	Bretagne - Schuller	s.t.
13	Christophe Kern	Team Europcar	s.t.
14	Jesse Anthony	Team Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies	s.t.
15	Arran Brown	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
16	Markus Fothen	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
17	Jimmy Engoulvent	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
18	Zakkari Dempster	Endura Racing	s.t.
19	Tom Zirbel	Team Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies	s.t.
20	Fabien Bacquet	Auber 93 - BigMat	s.t.
21	Angelo Tulik	Team Europcar	s.t.
22	Graham Briggs	Team Raleigh - GAC	s.t.
23	Christophe Laborie	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
24	Ian Moir	Team Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies	s.t.
25	Cyril Lemoine	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
26	Mark Christian	An Post - Sean Kelly	s.t.
27	Paul Voss	Endura Racing	s.t.
28	Ivar Slik	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.
29	Dean Windsor	Endura Racing	s.t.
30	Charles Bradley Huff	Jelly Belly Cycling	s.t.
31	Bruno Lima	Onda	s.t.
32	David Le Lay	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
33	René Hooghiemster	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
34	Jeremy Powers	Jelly Belly Cycling	s.t.
35	Ken Hanson	Team Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies	s.t.
36	Matt Cronshaw	Node 4 - Giordana Racing Team	s.t.
37	Matthieu Halleguen	Bretagne - Schuller	s.t.
38	Dimitri Champion	Bretagne - Schuller	s.t.
39	Romain Matheou	Veranda Rideau - Super U	s.t.
40	Lluis Guillermo Mas	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
41	Ruben Zepuntke	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.
42	Jérôme Cousin	Team Europcar	s.t.
43	Nicolas Capdepuy	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
44	Ronan Racault	Auber 93 - BigMat	s.t.
45	Etienne Tortelier	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
46	Pablo Torres	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
47	Oscar Santamaria	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	s.t.
48	Thomas Soladay	Team Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies	s.t.
49	Nicolas Rousseau	Auber 93 - BigMat	s.t.
50	Magnus Bäckstedt	UK Youth Cycling	s.t.
51	Sergio Hernandez	Jelly Belly Cycling	s.t.
52	Lucas Schädlich	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
53	Jenning Huizenga	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.
54	Roy Jans	An Post - Sean Kelly	s.t.
55	Stijn Ennekens	An Post - Sean Kelly	s.t.
56	Renaud Dion	Bretagne - Schuller	s.t.
57	Yoann Bagot	Cofidis, le crédit en ligne	s.t.
58	Nicolas Winter	Atlas Personal - Jakroo	s.t.
59	Daniel Summerhill	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	+ 1'20
60	Liam Holohan	Team Raleigh - GAC	+ 2'40
61	Saïd Haddou	Team Europcar	s.t.
62	Luis Ángel Maté	Cofidis, le crédit en ligne	s.t.
63	Daniel Lloyd	Team IG - Sigma Sport	s.t.
64	Wesley Kreder	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.
65	Simon Gaywood	Team IG - Sigma Sport	s.t.
66	Jacob Fiedler	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
67	Stefan Schäfer	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
68	Egoitz García	Cofidis, le crédit en ligne	s.t.
69	Wouter Sybrandy	Team IG - Sigma Sport	s.t.
70	Tom Last	Team IG - Sigma Sport	s.t.
71	Nicolas Edet	Cofidis, le crédit en ligne	s.t.
72	Perrig Quemeneur	Team Europcar	s.t.
73	Yannick Mayer	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
74	Jonathan Bellis	An Post - Sean Kelly	s.t.
75	Ricardo Van der Velde	Jelly Belly Cycling	s.t.
76	Jake Hales	Team IG - Sigma Sport	s.t.
77	Benoit Jarrier	Veranda Rideau - Super U	s.t.
78	Sergej Fuchs	Team NSP - Ghost	s.t.
79	Edgar Pinto	LA - Antarte	s.t.
80	Andrew Griffiths	Team IG - Sigma Sport	s.t.
81	Bruno Sancho	LA - Antarte	s.t.
82	Cheyne Hoag	Team Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies	s.t.
83	Ruben Jimenez	Burgos BH - Castilla y León	+ 4'45
84	Célio Sousa	Onda	+ 5'22
85	David Veilleux	Team Europcar	s.t.
86	Andrei Krasilnikau	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
87	Alexander Wetterhall	Endura Racing	s.t.
88	Toms Skujins	La Pomme Marseille	s.t.
89	Melvin Boskamp	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.
90	Matteo Pelucchi	Team Europcar	s.t.
91	Jani Tewelde Weldegaber	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
92	Yannick Martinez	La Pomme Marseille	s.t.
93	Rens Te Stroet	Cyclingteam Jo Piels	s.t.
94	Steven Tronet	Auber 93 - BigMat	s.t.
95	Arnaud Labbe	Cofidis, le crédit en ligne	s.t.
96	Maxime Méderel	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
97	Chris Opie	UK Youth Cycling	s.t.
98	Nicolas Vogondy	Cofidis, le crédit en ligne	s.t.
99	Jonathan Mould	An Post - Sean Kelly	s.t.
100	Ian Wilkinson	Endura Racing	s.t.
101	Benoit Drujon	Auber 93 - BigMat	s.t.
102	Arnaud Molmy	Veranda Rideau - Super U	s.t.
103	Freddy Bichot	Veranda Rideau - Super U	s.t.
104	Anthony Delaplace	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
105	Edwig Cammaerts	Cofidis, le crédit en ligne	s.t.
106	Guillaume Malle	Veranda Rideau - Super U	s.t.
107	Mark Cassidy	An Post - Sean Kelly	s.t.
108	Scott Law	An Post - Sean Kelly	s.t.
109	Morgan Kneisky	Roubaix Lille Métropole	s.t.
110	Simon Pellaud	Atlas Personal - Jakroo	s.t.
111	Ian Bibby	Endura Racing	s.t.
112	Yanto Barker	UK Youth Cycling	s.t.
113	Pierre Drancourt	Roubaix Lille Métropole	s.t.
114	Michal Olejnik	Veranda Rideau - Super U	s.t.
115	Johannes Christofel Nel	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
116	Boris Zimine	Roubaix Lille Métropole	s.t.
117	Petrus Lotto	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
118	Greg Mansell	UK Youth Cycling	s.t.
119	Martin Wesemann	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
120	Domingos Gonçalves	Onda	s.t.
121	Bram Nolten	Cyclingteam Jo Piels	s.t.
122	James Moss	Node 4 - Giordana Racing Team	s.t.
123	Robin Carpenter	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
124	Robbie Squire	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
125	Moreno Hofland	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.
126	Tom Scully	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
127	Bradley Potgieter	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
128	Cyril Bessy	Saur - Sojasun	s.t.
129	Christopher Parrish	Team Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies	s.t.
130	Michael Sherer	Team Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies	s.t.
131	Jan Keller	Atlas Personal - Jakroo	s.t.
132	Delio Fernández	Onda	s.t.
133	Sander Oostlander	Cyclingteam Jo Piels	s.t.
134	Daniel Holloway	Team Raleigh - GAC	s.t.
135	Peter Schulting	Cyclingteam Jo Piels	s.t.
136	Rémy Di Gregorio	Cofidis, le crédit en ligne	s.t.
137	Calvin Beneke	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
138	Marcel Aregger	Atlas Personal - Jakroo	s.t.
139	Márcio Barbosa	LA - Antarte	s.t.
140	José Gonçalves	Onda	s.t.
141	Jamie Sparling	Team Raleigh - GAC	s.t.
142	Johan Le Bon	Bretagne - Schuller	s.t.
143	Michael Northey	Node 4 - Giordana Racing Team	s.t.
144	Felix Baur	Atlas Personal - Jakroo	s.t.
145	Gruff Lewis	UK Youth Cycling	s.t.
146	Tesfay Abraha Habtemariam	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
147	Sven Van Luijk	Cyclingteam Jo Piels	s.t.
148	Adam Leibovitz	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
149	Florian Salzinger	Atlas Personal - Jakroo	s.t.
150	Andzs Flaksis	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
151	David Clarke	Node 4 - Giordana Racing Team	s.t.
152	Matthew Holmes	Team Raleigh - GAC	s.t.
153	Danny Van Poppel	Rabobank Continental Team	s.t.
154	Raphael Addy	Atlas Personal - Jakroo	s.t.
155	Menso De Jongh	Jelly Belly Cycling	s.t.
156	Brennan Townshend	Team Raleigh - GAC	s.t.
157	Christiaan Kriek	Jelly Belly Cycling	s.t.
158	Enrique Salgueiro	LA - Antarte	s.t.
159	Benjamin Giraud	La Pomme Marseille	s.t.
160	Bruno Silva	LA - Antarte	s.t.
161	Jack Anderson	Endura Racing	s.t.
162	Loïc Desriac	Roubaix Lille Métropole	s.t.
163	Yohan Cauquil	La Pomme Marseille	s.t.
164	Nicolas Baldo	Atlas Personal - Jakroo	s.t.
165	Geert Van der Weijst	Cyclingteam Jo Piels	s.t.
166	Lee Davis	Node 4 - Giordana Racing Team	s.t.
167	Mathieu Drouilly	Roubaix Lille Métropole	s.t.
168	Pim De Beer	Cyclingteam Jo Piels	s.t.
169	Alister Ratcliff	Chipotle - First Solar Development Team	s.t.
170	Vergílio Santos	LA - Antarte	s.t.
171	Kieran Frend	Node 4 - Giordana Racing Team	s.t.
172	Grégoire Tarride	La Pomme Marseille	s.t.
173	Daniel Silva	Onda	s.t.
174	Sjors Roosen	Cyclingteam Jo Piels	s.t.
175	Fredrik Johansson	UK Youth Cycling	s.t.

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sutty68

#58

Posted on 02-09-2013 13:46

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Nice ride from Francisco

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#59

Posted on 03-09-2013 13:02

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Yeah. Everyone else ran themselves into the ground for Lluis who didn't have enough energy left in the end, so he just took off on his own and was a bit lucky to do that well.

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