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Tour of the Chosen 3: The End
mvhoogdalem
Great 5th place for Felline, hopefully the roads will get hillier soon. Smile
 
The Rider
mvhoogdalem wrote:
Great 5th place for Felline, hopefully the roads will get hillier soon. Smile


Well I just played the first of the cobbled stages (the supposed easiest one) AND..... www.sherv.net/cm/emo/funny/2/banana-dancing-with-mario-smiley-emoticon.gif
Spoiler

There was more action than you can shake a stick at. It was really brutal as well.


the report will be up in the morning. I hope I can do it justice.

@ duxili - Keep those comments coming, that is exactly what a good community story needs. Smile
Edited by The Rider on 07-12-2013 22:08
 
547984
Dammit I don't need that type of suspense with a 51 COB guy! Pfft

I loved our attacking spirit, but the wrong people though. I thought Roulston might have wanted to save himself for the next stage, but nonetheless we picked up considerable UC points!

And WTF Galdos, did he crash?
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Sarah Palin, 08-03-14 (CPAC, on Russian aggression) : "The only thing that stops a bad guy with a nuke is a good guy with a nuke"

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tmr96
Great victory! Grin
Hopefully is it a start for a good TOTC 3
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Shonak
Looking forward to the first cobblestage. Brutal sounds like good old-fashioned entertainment. Maybe just the right entertainment for Cartoon Network to try to get the broadcast rights? Probably not. Wink
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"It’s a little bit scary when Contador attacks." - Tommy V
 
knockout
i have a monster lead out train and what does lighthart do?
he takes another wheel Rolling Eyes
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Cycleman123
Well we weren't really expecting much yet. Once we go mountainous, well then...
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The Hobbit
Yay, go Eekhout, hopefully he'll do well in the cobbles too. Hmm, I wasn't hoping for a hard cobble stage, my GC men aren't so good there.
 
The Rider
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STAGE 3: Middelkerke - Oudenaard 198 KM's


Stage Favourites:
*****Duque(CRL) ****Steegmans(BOR) ***Cooke(AER)
**Eeckhout(SEM) *Felline(CRE)

The first cobbled stage is supposedly the easiest but an aggressive start will no doubt put the vast majority in the hurt locker.


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Just like stage 2 many many riders tried to get into the break today, attacking as if their lives depended on it. The thing was many riders who have abilities to win on a stage like this attacked. Konovalovas; Chainel; Devolder; Saramotins; Quinziato and Offredo were the most notable attackers early on.


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With 124 kilometres to go the tour of the chosen experiences its first cobbled section. A 17 man break including Offredo, Chainel and Rosseler have 2'05 over the peloton being led by Quinziato.


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This break was way too strong so a number of the teams that were not represented worked had to bring the break back. It do not happen immediately. But, the break was caught with 98 kilometres to go.


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2 MEN ATTACK


With 96 kilometres to go two solid riders for this terrain, Grabsch and Sieberg attack out of the peloton. A good move by the Germans who grind their way up the cobble paved hill.


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BUT THE ATTACKING IS NOT OVER


With 86 kilometres to go Tuft and Bodnar attack.

With 84 kilometres to go Roulston, Bak and Hansen attack. Jesus Hernandez, surprisingly, attacks despite not being considered a rider in the same stature as the others on the offensive.

All of these rides group together with the Germans so we have 8 strong men out front.


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Behind much of the pace setting is done by Iberia. The peloton is constantly breaking into smaller groups thanks to Iberia. Caruso of Iberia is constantly being dropped, he is being forgotten by his teammates who are dead set on protecting the pink jersey.

With 53 kilometres to go the break reach a max advantage of 4'40. They are now down to 7 riders..... Hernandez has been dropped.


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Between 70 and 30 kilometres to go the front of the peloton keeps splintering to a 10 rider selection. Significantly always in this group are a cluster of Iberia riders, the pink jersey and Gadret, who is being well protected by Boeing teammate Puccio.

Boeing and Iberia are the main teams on the front of the peloton but are struggling to control the break. The 7 man break have 3'50 with 34 kilometres to go.

Quinziato
keeps towing 30 or so riders back to the head of the peloton. Most of the GC climbers are present at the head of the peloton apart from Nieve who punctures with 30 kilometres to go.


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This strong 7 man break are just too strong. Knowing the names it is a surprise they were allowed to get away in the first place. With 22 kilometres to go the break have 3'18 over the peloton.

Tuft and Hansen put in a big attack with 18 kilometres to go before being clawed back. Festina Watches have the advantage in the break with 2 riders.


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With 8 kilometres to go the cobbles are over for the day and we reach the last obstacle before the flat run in, a small hill. It does for Sieberg so the break are down to 6 riders. The break still have over 3'00 on the peloton behind which is now being led by Duque.


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When the peloton reach this spot.... Gusev attacks... Millar counters him before going on a solo attack. However, both give up the fight when they can't shake the peloton which is down to around 25 riders... Niemiec has just been dropped.


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The break fight out the sprint. Everyone cleary sees Roulston as the danger man. So from way Way Way out he has starts his sprint first.......


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.......


Roulston has almost shook everyone, Bak looks strong but is not making ground on the Tebag rider. However, Hansen is stuck like a limpet on the wheel.......


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Win for GATORADE


Hansen powered out of Roulston's wheel and claimed a convincing win in great company. With time gaps he will now wear the pink jersey.

A 26 man GC group come home @ 3'20 with the, now former, pink jersey and a larger one comes home @ 4'04.

Big disappointment on the day has to be Steegmans who has to be thankful for Sieberg's great performance to take questions away.

AND... It is Ironic Iberia scored no UC points after leading the peloton much more than any other team on the day


STAGE RESULTS:

1Adam HansenGatorade4h49'41
2Hayden RoulstonTebags.t.
3Lars Ytting BakFestina Watchess.t.
4Bert GrabschT-Mobile - Deutsche Posts.t.
5Maciej BodnarFestina Watchess.t.
6Svein TuftAlcyons.t.
7Marcel SiebergBorussia Dortmund+ 47
8Leonardo DuqueCarlsberg+ 3'20
9John GadretBoeings.t.
10Pieter VanspeybrouckPetro Chinas.t.

Spoiler
11Grega BolePetro Chinas.t.
12Andrey AmadorCredit Suisses.t.
13Vladimir GusevPetro Chinas.t.
14Salvatore PuccioBoeings.t.
15Stijn DevolderTeam UK Youths.t.
16Jan GhyselinckFestina Watchess.t.
17Bobbie TrakselBorussia Dortmunds.t.
18David MillarTeam Iberias.t.
19Rory SutherlandSkodas.t.
20Manuel QuinziatoCartoon Networks.t.
21Gorka VerdugoSemen Indonesias.t.
22Luke DurbridgeTeam Iberias.t.
23Cameron MeyerTeam UK Youths.t.
24Jérémy RoyAlcyons.t.
25Steve ChainelAlcyons.t.
26Paul MartensTeam Iberias.t.
27Cyril GautierTeam UK Youths.t.
28Thomas DekkerSkodas.t.
29Andriy GrivkoTeam Iberias.t.
30Daniel NavarroCartoon Networks.t.
31Iljo KeisseTeam Iberias.t.
32Giampaolo CarusoTeam Iberias.t.
33Marcus BurghardtCarlsberg+ 4'04
34Eduard VorganovBanco do Brasils.t.
35Mathieu PergetSkodas.t.
36Michael ReihsPetro Chinas.t.
37Luke RobertsFestina Watchess.t.
38Martijn KeizerT-Mobile - Deutsche Posts.t.
39Jack BauerTeam UK Youths.t.
40Christophe KernT-Mobile - Deutsche Posts.t.
41Jesús HernándezAer Linguss.t.
42Fabio FellineCredit Suisses.t.
43Baden CookeAer Linguss.t.
44Nico EeckhoutSemen Indonesias.t.
45Andrew FennMcDonald'ss.t.
46Koldo FernándezTebags.t.
47Gediminas BagdonasMcDonald'ss.t.
48Francesco GinanniTeam Iberias.t.
49Iván GutiérrezBoeings.t.
50Tom SlagterRepsol - Hondas.t.
51Gorka IzagirreFestina Watchess.t.
52Francisco ManceboBorussia Dortmunds.t.
53Robert HunterGatorades.t.
54Reinardt Janse Van RensburgSemen Indonesias.t.
55Aleksejs SaramotinsRepsol - Hondas.t.
56Kristof VandewalleRepsol - Hondas.t.
57Tom LeezerPetro Chinas.t.
58Sébastien RosselerRepsol - Hondas.t.
59Michael MørkøvBanco do Brasils.t.
60Jonathan CastroviejoTebags.t.
61Bram TankinkRepsol - Hondas.t.
62Anthony GeslinT-Mobile - Deutsche Posts.t.
63Przemyslaw NiemiecNEM Forsikrings.t.
64Leopold KönigCredit Suisses.t.
65Johann TschoppAviva - Ryanairs.t.
66Yaroslav PopovychRepsol - Hondas.t.
67Julien VermoteAer Linguss.t.
68Vincent JérômeCarlsbergs.t.
69Gabriel RaschAer Linguss.t.
70Peter KennaughCredit Suisses.t.
71Mikhail IgnatievNEM Forsikrings.t.
72Brice FeilluCartoon Networks.t.
73Fabio DuarteAer Linguss.t.
74Ignatas KonovalovasSkodas.t.
75Mikel NieveTebags.t.
76Gert SteegmansBorussia Dortmund+ 5'18
77Cyril LemoinePetro Chinas.t.
78Christian KneesAer Linguss.t.
79Pim LigthartBorussia Dortmund+ 5'49
80Mitchell DockerMcDonald'ss.t.
81Lucas Sebastián HaedoNEM Forsikrings.t.
82Tomas VaitkusPetro Chinas.t.
83Olivier KaisenT-Mobile - Deutsche Posts.t.
84Yukiya ArashiroBanco do Brasils.t.
85Kenny ElissondeBoeings.t.
86Thomas RohreggerMcDonald'ss.t.
87Frantisek RabonRepsol - Hondas.t.
88Robert FörsterAviva - Ryanairs.t.
89Timothy DugganRepsol - Hondas.t.
90Damien GaudinAlcyons.t.
91Hossein AskariFestina Watchess.t.
92Ramunas NavardauskasMcDonald'ss.t.
93Mattia CattaneoCredit Suisses.t.
94Yohan OffredoBorussia Dortmund+ 7'08
95Julian DeanGatorade+ 7'53
96Pablo UrtasunCarlsbergs.t.
97Danail PetrovTeam Iberia+ 8'33
98Rui SousaBanco do Brasils.t.
99Cristiano SalernoBoeing+ 8'57
100Marlón PérezAviva - Ryanairs.t.
101Simone StortoniBoeings.t.
102Philip LaveryAer Linguss.t.
103Stef ClementNEM Forsikrings.t.
104Wesley SulzbergerGatorades.t.
105Gregory BrenesMcDonald'ss.t.
106Anthony RouxSkodas.t.
107Yannick EijssenAviva - Ryanairs.t.
108Marcin SapaTebags.t.
109David De la FuenteTebags.t.
110Zakkari DempsterTeam UK Youths.t.
111Jackson RodríguezFestina Watchess.t.
112Claudio CorioniSemen Indonesias.t.
113Tarik ChaoufiCartoon Networks.t.
114Rubén PérezCartoon Networks.t.
115Pello BilbaoAviva - Ryanairs.t.
116Sergio MarinangeliTeam UK Youths.t.
117Stefan SchumacherT-Mobile - Deutsche Posts.t.
118Daniel MusiolSemen Indonesias.t.
119André CardosoCartoon Networks.t.
120Adrián PalomaresMcDonald'ss.t.
121Kristjan KorenT-Mobile - Deutsche Posts.t.
122Stephen CummingsTeam UK Youths.t.
123Lasse BøchmanT-Mobile - Deutsche Posts.t.
124Laurent DidierAlcyons.t.
125Valerio AgnoliCredit Suisses.t.
126Matthew BuscheTeam Iberias.t.
127Fabio AruCredit Suisses.t.
128Winner AnaconaAlcyons.t.
129Alfredo BalloniCredit Suisses.t.
130Jurgen Van GoolenTebags.t.
131Joseph DombrowskiGatorades.t.
132David ArroyoAlcyons.t.
133Iker CamañoSemen Indonesias.t.
134Brian VandborgCarlsbergs.t.
135Alexsandr DyachenkoCartoon Network+ 10'02
136Scott ThwaitesTeam UK Youths.t.
137Egor SilinCarlsbergs.t.
138Rafael VallsCartoon Networks.t.
139Andrey ZeitsBoeings.t.
140David McCannAviva - Ryanairs.t.
141Alberto LosadaCarlsberg+ 11'13
142Robert VrecerSkodas.t.
143Thomas PetersonGatorades.t.
144Matthew LloydGatorades.t.
145Robinson ChalapudCarlsbergs.t.
146Danilo HondoSkoda+ 13'30
147Dan CravenBanco do Brasils.t.
148Vladimir MiholjevicMarmites.t.
149Dennis Van NiekerkT-Mobile - Deutsche Posts.t.
150Yohann GèneBanco do Brasils.t.
151Fumiyuki BeppuTebags.t.
152Alex RasmussenRepsol - Hondas.t.
153Miguel MínguezBanco do Brasils.t.
154Juan Manuel GárateAer Linguss.t.
155Nikolas MaesPetro Chinas.t.
156Jesús HerradaNEM Forsikrings.t.
157Tomasz KiendyśFestina Watchess.t.
158Byron GuamaAviva - Ryanairs.t.
159Takashi MiyazawaBanco do Brasils.t.
160Alex DowsettCredit Suisses.t.
161Liam HolohanNEM Forsikrings.t.
162Graeme BrownAviva - Ryanairs.t.
163David TannerGatorades.t.
164Jonas LjungbladSemen Indonesias.t.
165Blel KadriPetro Chinas.t.
166Ian WilkinsonTeam UK Youths.t.
167Niki ØstergaardAer Linguss.t.
168Artem OvechkinSkodas.t.
169Boy Van PoppelBanco do Brasils.t.
170Troels Ronning VintherBorussia Dortmunds.t.
171Sergiy GretchynNEM Forsikrings.t.
172Carlo ScognamiglioMcDonald'ss.t.
173Ricardo VilelaCarlsbergs.t.
174Maxime BouetBoeings.t.
175Gregorio LadinoSkodas.t.
176Alexander GottfriedBorussia Dortmunds.t.
177Jarlinson PantanoAlcyons.t.
178Danny PateBorussia Dortmunds.t.
179Serge PauwelsAviva - Ryanairs.t.
180John Darwin AtapumaNEM Forsikrings.t.
181Romain SicardCartoon Networks.t.
182Giampaolo CheulaAlcyons.t.
183Petr IgnatenkoSemen Indonesias.t.
184Philip DeignanSemen Indonesias.t.
185Hrvoje MiholjevicMarmites.t.
186Sylwester SzmydBoeings.t.
187Lawson CraddockMcDonald'ss.t.
188John-Lee AugustynGatorades.t.
189Yevgeniy NepomnyachshiyMarmite+ 14'31
190Valeriy DmitriyevNEM Forsikring+ 15'56
191Yukihiro DoiMarmite+ 16'56
192Markus EibeggerFestina Watches+ 19'10
193Massimiliano MoriMarmites.t.
194Bolat RaimbekovMarmite+ 19'55
195Gabriel Sorin PopMarmite+ 20'22
196Berik KupeshovMarmite+ 21'18
197Tesfay Abraha HabtemariamMarmites.t.

UC POINTS STAGE:

1Festina Watches37
2Gatorade30
3Tebag25
4Petro China20
5T-Mobile - Deutsche Post18

Spoiler
6Alcyon14
7Boeing13
8Borussia Dortmund11
9Carlsberg10
10Credit Suisse6
11Team UK Youth3
1NEM Forsikring
4Semen Indonesia
6Aviva - Ryanair
9Aer Lingus
12McDonald's
15Team Iberia
16Repsol - Honda
18Skoda
19Cartoon Network
21Banco do Brasil
22Marmite


GC AFTER STAGE:

1Adam HansenGatorade9h36'23
2Maciej BodnarFestina Watches+ 3
3Svein TuftAlcyon+ 7
4Lars Ytting BakFestina Watchess.t.
5Bert GrabschT-Mobile - Deutsche Post+ 11
6Hayden RoulstonTebag+ 17
7Marcel SiebergBorussia Dortmund+ 1'09
8Luke DurbridgeTeam Iberia+ 3'12
9David MillarTeam Iberia+ 3'15
10Andriy GrivkoTeam Iberia+ 3'21

Spoiler
11Vladimir GusevPetro China+ 3'24
12Cameron MeyerTeam UK Youth+ 3'27
13Manuel QuinziatoCartoon Network+ 3'29
14Jérémy RoyAlcyon+ 3'33
15Stijn DevolderTeam UK Youths.t.
16Paul MartensTeam Iberia+ 3'35
17Rory SutherlandSkoda+ 3'36
18Thomas DekkerSkodas.t.
19Gorka VerdugoSemen Indonesia+ 3'39
20Jan GhyselinckFestina Watches+ 3'40
21Andrey AmadorCredit Suisse+ 3'44
22Steve ChainelAlcyons.t.
23Bobbie TrakselBorussia Dortmunds.t.
24Grega BolePetro China+ 3'46
25Salvatore PuccioBoeing+ 3'47
26Leonardo DuqueCarlsberg+ 3'48
27John GadretBoeing+ 3'51
28Cyril GautierTeam UK Youth+ 3'54
29Daniel NavarroCartoon Network+ 3'55
30Iljo KeisseTeam Iberia+ 3'57
31Pieter VanspeybrouckPetro China+ 4'02
32Giampaolo CarusoTeam Iberia+ 4'03
33Jonathan CastroviejoTebag+ 4'07
34Sébastien RosselerRepsol - Honda+ 4'09
35Julien VermoteAer Lingus+ 4'10
36Kristof VandewalleRepsol - Hondas.t.
37Reinardt Janse Van RensburgSemen Indonesias.t.
38Gediminas BagdonasMcDonald's+ 4'12
39Robert HunterGatorade+ 4'14
40Mikhail IgnatievNEM Forsikring+ 4'16
41Gorka IzagirreFestina Watchess.t.
42Peter KennaughCredit Suisse+ 4'17
43Martijn KeizerT-Mobile - Deutsche Post+ 4'20
44Jack BauerTeam UK Youth+ 4'21
45Ignatas KonovalovasSkodas.t.
46Iván GutiérrezBoeings.t.
47Fabio FellineCredit Suisse+ 4'22
48Marcus BurghardtCarlsbergs.t.
49Christophe KernT-Mobile - Deutsche Post+ 4'23
50Michael MørkøvBanco do Brasils.t.
51Yaroslav PopovychRepsol - Honda+ 4'24
52Baden CookeAer Lingus+ 4'25
53Francisco ManceboBorussia Dortmunds.t.
54Luke RobertsFestina Watches+ 4'27
55Nico EeckhoutSemen Indonesia+ 4'30
56Andrew FennMcDonald'ss.t.
57Aleksejs SaramotinsRepsol - Honda+ 4'33
58Johann TschoppAviva - Ryanair+ 4'34
59Przemyslaw NiemiecNEM Forsikring+ 4'35
60Fabio DuarteAer Linguss.t.
61Leopold KönigCredit Suisse+ 4'36
62Koldo FernándezTebag+ 4'38
63Tom LeezerPetro Chinas.t.
64Eduard VorganovBanco do Brasils.t.
65Bram TankinkRepsol - Hondas.t.
66Jesús HernándezAer Lingus+ 4'43
67Gabriel RaschAer Lingus+ 4'44
68Mathieu PergetSkoda+ 4'45
69Michael ReihsPetro Chinas.t.
70Tom SlagterRepsol - Hondas.t.
71Mikel NieveTebag+ 4'46
72Brice FeilluCartoon Networks.t.
73Anthony GeslinT-Mobile - Deutsche Post+ 4'47
74Francesco GinanniTeam Iberia+ 4'53
75Vincent JérômeCarlsberg+ 4'54
76Gert SteegmansBorussia Dortmund+ 5'33
77Christian KneesAer Lingus+ 5'39
78Cyril LemoinePetro China+ 5'40
79Ramunas NavardauskasMcDonald's+ 5'56
80Frantisek RabonRepsol - Hondas.t.
81Olivier KaisenT-Mobile - Deutsche Post+ 5'59
82Lucas Sebastián HaedoNEM Forsikring+ 6'07
83Tomas VaitkusPetro China+ 6'09
84Pim LigthartBorussia Dortmunds.t.
85Timothy DugganRepsol - Honda+ 6'13
86Damien GaudinAlcyons.t.
87Yukiya ArashiroBanco do Brasil+ 6'15
88Mattia CattaneoCredit Suisse+ 6'22
89Mitchell DockerMcDonald's+ 6'23
90Kenny ElissondeBoeings.t.
91Robert FörsterAviva - Ryanair+ 6'29
92Thomas RohreggerMcDonald's+ 6'30
93Hossein AskariFestina Watches+ 6'36
94Yohan OffredoBorussia Dortmund+ 7'26
95Pablo UrtasunCarlsberg+ 8'30
96Julian DeanGatorade+ 8'32
97Stef ClementNEM Forsikring+ 9'03
98Danail PetrovTeam Iberia+ 9'06
99Anthony RouxSkoda+ 9'10
100Stefan SchumacherT-Mobile - Deutsche Post+ 9'11
101Stephen CummingsTeam UK Youths.t.
102Lasse BøchmanT-Mobile - Deutsche Post+ 9'13
103Kristjan KorenT-Mobile - Deutsche Post+ 9'14
104Rui SousaBanco do Brasil+ 9'15
105Brian VandborgCarlsberg+ 9'19
106Zakkari DempsterTeam UK Youths.t.
107Alfredo BalloniCredit Suisse+ 9'22
108Gregory BrenesMcDonald'ss.t.
109Yannick EijssenAviva - Ryanairs.t.
110Matthew BuscheTeam Iberias.t.
111Iker CamañoSemen Indonesias.t.
112Jurgen Van GoolenTebag+ 9'23
113Valerio AgnoliCredit Suisses.t.
114Winner AnaconaAlcyons.t.
115Philip LaveryAer Lingus+ 9'26
116Joseph DombrowskiGatorades.t.
117Marlón PérezAviva - Ryanair+ 9'27
118Laurent DidierAlcyon+ 9'28
119David ArroyoAlcyons.t.
120Pello BilbaoAviva - Ryanair+ 9'29
121Simone StortoniBoeing+ 9'31
122Marcin SapaTebag+ 9'32
123Rubén PérezCartoon Network+ 9'33
124Cristiano SalernoBoeing+ 9'34
125Fabio AruCredit Suisse+ 9'35
126Tarik ChaoufiCartoon Networks.t.
127Wesley SulzbergerGatorade+ 9'36
128Daniel MusiolSemen Indonesia+ 9'37
129Claudio CorioniSemen Indonesias.t.
130Adrián PalomaresMcDonald's+ 9'38
131André CardosoCartoon Networks.t.
132Jackson RodríguezFestina Watches+ 9'44
133Sergio MarinangeliTeam UK Youth+ 9'46
134David De la FuenteTebag+ 9'53
135David McCannAviva - Ryanair+ 10'21
136Egor SilinCarlsberg+ 10'22
137Alexsandr DyachenkoCartoon Network+ 10'26
138Rafael VallsCartoon Network+ 10'35
139Andrey ZeitsBoeing+ 10'43
140Scott ThwaitesTeam UK Youth+ 10'50
141Alberto LosadaCarlsberg+ 11'44
142Robinson ChalapudCarlsberg+ 11'47
143Thomas PetersonGatorade+ 11'48
144Matthew LloydGatorade+ 11'52
145Robert VrecerSkoda+ 11'55
146Alex RasmussenRepsol - Honda+ 13'25
147Alex DowsettCredit Suisse+ 13'37
148Artem OvechkinSkoda+ 13'43
149Danny PateBorussia Dortmund+ 13'48
150Blel KadriPetro China+ 13'49
151Jesús HerradaNEM Forsikring+ 13'50
152Ricardo VilelaCarlsberg+ 13'52
153Lawson CraddockMcDonald'ss.t.
154Petr IgnatenkoSemen Indonesia+ 13'56
155Fumiyuki BeppuTebag+ 13'58
156Graeme BrownAviva - Ryanairs.t.
157Maxime BouetBoeing+ 13'59
158Ian WilkinsonTeam UK Youth+ 14'00
159Vladimir MiholjevicMarmites.t.
160Serge PauwelsAviva - Ryanairs.t.
161Romain SicardCartoon Networks.t.
162Tomasz KiendyśFestina Watches+ 14'01
163Danilo HondoSkoda+ 14'02
164Troels Ronning VintherBorussia Dortmund+ 14'03
165Alexander GottfriedBorussia Dortmunds.t.
166Sylwester SzmydBoeing+ 14'04
167Boy Van PoppelBanco do Brasil+ 14'05
168John Darwin AtapumaNEM Forsikrings.t.
169David TannerGatorade+ 14'06
170Jonas LjungbladSemen Indonesias.t.
171Jarlinson PantanoAlcyons.t.
172Philip DeignanSemen Indonesia+ 14'07
173Gregorio LadinoSkoda+ 14'08
174Takashi MiyazawaBanco do Brasil+ 14'10
175Juan Manuel GárateAer Linguss.t.
176Niki ØstergaardAer Lingus+ 14'11
177Byron GuamaAviva - Ryanair+ 14'14
178Dan CravenBanco do Brasil+ 14'15
179Sergiy GretchynNEM Forsikring+ 14'16
180Dennis Van NiekerkT-Mobile - Deutsche Post+ 14'18
181Liam HolohanNEM Forsikring+ 14'19
182Nikolas MaesPetro China+ 14'21
183Yohann GèneBanco do Brasils.t.
184Miguel MínguezBanco do Brasil+ 14'22
185Giampaolo CheulaAlcyon+ 14'23
186John-Lee AugustynGatorade+ 14'25
187Carlo ScognamiglioMcDonald's+ 14'26
188Hrvoje MiholjevicMarmite+ 14'38
189Yevgeniy NepomnyachshiyMarmite+ 15'18
190Valeriy DmitriyevNEM Forsikring+ 16'37
191Yukihiro DoiMarmite+ 17'57
192Markus EibeggerFestina Watches+ 19'46
193Massimiliano MoriMarmite+ 19'58
194Bolat RaimbekovMarmite+ 20'57
195Gabriel Sorin PopMarmite+ 21'14
196Tesfay Abraha HabtemariamMarmite+ 22'06
197Berik KupeshovMarmite+ 26'08


POINTS OVERALL:

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1Luke DurbridgeTeam Iberia25
2Lucas Sebastián HaedoNEM Forsikring25
3Adam HansenGatorade25
4Maciej BodnarFestina Watches24
5Leonardo DuqueCarlsberg22
6Alex RasmussenRepsol - Honda20
7Robert HunterGatorade20
8Hayden RoulstonTebag20
9David MillarTeam Iberia16
10Lars Ytting BakFestina Watches16


KOM OVERALL:

Spoiler
1Marcel SiebergBorussia Dortmund13
2Bert GrabschT-Mobile - Deutsche Post11
3Adam HansenGatorade7
4Hayden RoulstonTebag7
5Lars Ytting BakFestina Watches5
6Jack BauerTeam UK Youth5
7Svein TuftAlcyon4
8Michael MørkøvBanco do Brasil3
9Julien VermoteAer Lingus2
10Manuel QuinziatoCartoon Network2


YOUTH OVERALL:

Spoiler
1Salvatore PuccioBoeing4h53'01+ 35 (4)
2Jan GhyselinckFestina Watchess.t.+ 28 (3)
3Luke DurbridgeTeam Iberias.t.9h39'35 (1)
4Cameron MeyerTeam UK Youths.t.+ 15 (2)
5Martijn KeizerT-Mobile - Deutsche Post+ 44+ 1'08 (8)
6Fabio FellineCredit Suisses.t.+ 1'10 (9)
7Andrew FennMcDonald'ss.t.+ 1'18 (10)
8Tom SlagterRepsol - Hondas.t.+ 1'33 (11)
9Reinardt Janse Van RensburgSemen Indonesias.t.+ 58 (6)
10Julien VermoteAer Linguss.t.+ 58 (5)


UC AFTER STAGE:

1Team Iberia76
2Festina Watches67
3Gatorade63
4Tebag56
5Petro China51

Spoiler
6Repsol - Honda49
7NEM Forsikring45
8Borussia Dortmund40
9Alcyon37
10Semen Indonesia34
10Credit Suisse34
12T-Mobile - Deutsche Post30
13Aer Lingus27
13Carlsberg27
15Aviva - Ryanair22
15Boeing22
17McDonald's19
18Team UK Youth12
19Skoda9
19Cartoon Network9
19Banco do Brasil9
22Marmite8


--- Congrats to Marcodvw. I think this is his first win in 3 TOTC's...maybe. Wink
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What the hell is Burghardt doing?
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Jesleyh
No UC points indeed, but I'm satisfied.
Why? Well, my choosing tactic seems to work out. Millar will win a lot of time in TTs this tour, and will also win quite some time on most pure climbers on the cobbled stages as well, while only really losing time on the long climbs(he's only 2 HI less than the best puncheur)
How the fuck did Caruso hang on though?!

Shame Navarro & Gadret could hang on though.
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Jesleyh wrote:
No UC points indeed, but I'm satisfied.
Why? Well, my choosing tactic seems to work out. Millar will win a lot of time in TTs this tour, and will also win quite some time on most pure climbers on the cobbled stages as well, while only really losing time on the long climbs(he's only 2 HI less than the best puncheur)
How the fuck did Caruso hang on though?!


He even put in a nice little attack just before the finish, which is a good sign.
The only time I ever saw Caruso was with about 60 kilometres to go and he was a good 70 riders back... so I don't know!

@ Selwink - He is doing too much work in the early stages closing down the mammoth breaks!

EDIT -- Gadret was not 'hanging' on he was constantly up there and even finished second in the bunch sprint.... Cyclocross skills coming handy maybe. Wink
Edited by The Rider on 08-12-2013 11:17
 
Jesleyh
Yes. Though I'm afraid the AI will threat him different now that Iberia lost his yellow jersey...

Edit: And yeah, I know Gadret did well, he was the only climber I expected to do well here.
But well, more cobbled stages are coming, yay Banana
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Selwink
Why would Burghardt do work, as he is the best cobbler, while Duque does no work? I don't get it
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Selwink wrote:
Why would Burghardt do work, as he is the best cobbler, while Duque does no work? I don't get it


Well that was not the most difficult/ selective cobbled stage. Duque would have won if the break was not out front so gunning for Duque looked to be the right decision. Burghardt may lead the next cobbled stage.

@ Jesleyh - Not good for my Marmite team. If I increase some of their cobble stats by 10 that won't break the game right?
 
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.2 It's indeed my first win (I think)
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Shonak
It was a tough day for Cartoon Network. We didn't get any UC points but on such a chaotic stage, one can hardly expect to get lucky enough. Our only rider for such a stage, Quinziato, showed a great performance. We were keen on getting into the first break and hoped that the other teams would treat the break lightly. But supposedly the break was too big. It was a tough call when Quinziato had to remain back there with Navarro, but seeing how the peloton thinned out and how Navarro bravely kept himself in the yellow jersey group, it was definitely the right one. We are confident in Quinziato's abilities to shine on the following cobble stages too. We hope that Quinziato gets another shot, but it's more important that Navarro will not lose any time in the following cobble stages before we hit the mountains.

To make it short: Veeery happy with Navarro and Quinziato. Banana


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Well done by Grabsch, but disappointed to see Schumacher so far back. Guess that settles Kern as our GC hope...

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duxili
Surprisingly there was deception in the bus bringing us back to our hotel:

Lars wanted to win the stage so bad that he is disapointed with his 3 place,

Maciej wanted the pink and finds himself short of 3'',

Gorka wanted to stick with the best and los 1'.

I guess it was due to the fatigue of the day and that they diserved some Banana

"Guys! Please give me a Grin.

Are you kidding here? Did you expect to get it easy?

Tha is a great day for Festina, for the second day in a row we were in the main break and this time we have been rewarded by nice finishing place.

We are the best team today and overall second!

Some riders have been stronger than us. You know what? You'll beat them tomorrow!"



So finally some Smile started to show up. Hope it will pay off for tomorrow Pfft
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Amador finishing in the 3 minute group is pretty great, taking almost a minute on some GC riders.
 
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