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Diadora Cycling Project | Tour of Oman
sutty68
Top  #41 Print Post
Posted on 11-07-2014 15:46
Nice way for De Filippi to end his time in San Luis Wink
 
Dusen
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Posted on 11-07-2014 19:45
Well done Smile
 
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kqyt
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Posted on 12-07-2014 19:18
thanks Smile

On vacation currently, next update in a week(?).
Diadora Cyling
A new era in Italian cycling?
 
Dusen
Top  #44 Print Post
Posted on 12-07-2014 19:58
Ok. Will be looking forward to that Wink
 
Forever the Best
Top  #45 Print Post
Posted on 15-07-2014 08:47
Well done in San LuisSmile
 
kqyt
Top  #46 Print Post
Posted on 18-07-2014 18:33
Cycling interest in Veneto explodes


The cycling interest in the Italian region Veneto, has exploded. The creation of the Diadora team, and their big investment in cycling growth.

Diadora, with it's base in Veneto, has started to host cycling courses, competitive bike rentals and many local races. Diadora seems to have done something the other teams of Italy haven't managed.
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kqyt
Top  #47 Print Post
Posted on 18-07-2014 21:22
Some words before Vuelta Ciclista a Mallorca


4 stages in the vacation paradise Mallorca. With 2 flat, 1 hilly and 1 mountain stage this is a well rounded race. Though not the best sprinters are here, there are some real mountain goats. Like Valverde, Contador, Mollema.

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We have a divided squad, with both Cunego and Glos as captains. We think Glos have a good chance in the sprints, but it might be too hard for Cunego in the mountains.

GC:
*** Contador
**Valverde
*Betancur

Sprint:
***Henderson
**Glos
*Meersman
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kqyt
Top  #48 Print Post
Posted on 19-07-2014 20:40
Something before Tour of Qatar


Tour of Qatar this year consists of 6 stages this year, 5 flat sprint stages and one time trial. Kittel is the big favorite in this year, but riders like Kristoff, Roelants and Nizzolo might be able to challenge him.

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In this race our sponsor requires a top ten overall, and to get it we have sent De Filippi. I think we might even be able to get a top five, but all depends on the Team Time Trial. We have Borghini with a question mark here, because of his Achilles. But he is fit to race

Favorites

***Kittel
**Kristoff
*Nizzolo
Edited by kqyt on 20-07-2014 22:23
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kqyt
Top  #49 Print Post
Posted on 19-07-2014 20:42
Vuelta ciclista a Mallorca | Stage 1


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Today it's a very short and flat stage with circuits in Palma. We don't know what to expect from today, else than a mass sprint. But there can also be crashes in these sharp turns.


We saw attacks from the start today. But as you can see on the picture, the peleton, lead by Banco BIC, relaid hard to not let a big break away. Kolobnev won the first sprint.

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It took us 50 km to get a 7-man break.
T. Dekker(GRS)
B. Jungles (TFR)
D. Gruzdev (AST)
E. Garcia (COF)
G. Cesar V (OFM)
P. Bilbao (CJR)
P. Torres (BUR)
They had 2 min at the most

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Bak won the 2nd sprint, after the break had been reeled in 2,5 km ago. LTB continued the pace after the sprint as well, but since Glos had sprinted for a second place in the sprint, he was well placed.

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15 km to go and Contador met the tarmac! The pre favorite Contador had taken Majla and Westra with him. The worst possible place to fall.

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5 km to go, and Contador still haven't caught up, but Majka have. Our lead out train is still at the front. But in the tiny downhill there's a new crash! 4 riders, including Spartacus are down.

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Flame rouge. Van Avermaet is leading, in front of Glos and Sieberg. Glos have just left Maaskant's wheel, and has a small speed lack compared to the others.

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And Van Avermaet keeps it in! Glos only got the 4th place. 4 min after the peleton, comes a beaten Contador.

Stage
RankNameTeamTimePlayer
1Greg Van AvermaetBMC Racing Team1h58'21
2Samuel DumoulinAg2r La Mondiales.t.
3Luca PaoliniTeam Katushas.t.
4Patrik GlosDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
5Manuel CardosoBanco BIC - Carmims.t.
6Matti BreschelTinkoff-Saxos.t.
7Greg HendersonLotto Belisols.t.
8Marcel SiebergLotto Belisols.t.
9Martijn MaaskantDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
10Adam HansenLotto Belisols.t.

Spoiler
11Nairo QuintanaMovistar Teams.t.
12Michel KrederWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
13Pablo LastrasMovistar Teams.t.
14Daniel MartinGarmin Sharps.t.
15Carlos Alberto BetancurAg2r La Mondiales.t.
16Bauke MollemaBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
17Lucio SolaetaDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
18Dennis Van WindenBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
19Armindo ValenciaDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
20Damiano CunegoDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
21Simon SpilakTeam Katushas.t.
22Jack BauerGarmin Sharps.t.
23Alejandro ValverdeMovistar Teams.t.
24Jelle Van HultenDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
25Jonathan HivertBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
26Yury TrofimovTeam Katushas.t.
27Carlo Luigi MastronicolaDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
28Rigoberto UranOmega Pharma-Quick-Steps.t.
29Yannick MartinezTeam Europcars.t.
30Martin VelitsOmega Pharma-Quick-Steps.t.
31Jelle VanendertLotto Belisols.t.
32Rafael de Mattos AndriatoNeri Sottolis.t.
33Mikel LandaAstana Pro Teams.t.
34Robert GesinkBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
35Romain BardetAg2r La Mondiales.t.
36Mark RenshawOmega Pharma-Quick-Steps.t.
37Dominic KlemmeIAM Cyclings.t.
38Vyacheslav KuznetsovTeam Katushas.t.
39Peter StetinaBMC Racing Teams.t.
40Maxime DanielAg2r La Mondiales.t.
41Fabio DuarteColombias.t.
42Edwin AvilaColombias.t.
43Marcel WyssIAM Cyclings.t.
44Steve MorabitoBMC Racing Teams.t.
45Mathias FrankIAM Cyclings.t.
46Maxime MonfortLotto Belisols.t.
47Jetse BolBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
48Fränk SchleckTrek Factory Racings.t.
49José HerradaMovistar Teams.t.
50Johann TschoppIAM Cyclings.t.
51Gianni MeersmanOmega Pharma-Quick-Steps.t.
52Maxime BouetAg2r La Mondiales.t.
53Haimar ZubeldiaTrek Factory Racings.t.
54Enrico GasparottoAstana Pro Teams.t.
55Matteo TosattoDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
56Markel IrizarTrek Factory Racings.t.
57Lars Ytting BakLotto Belisols.t.
58Bob JungelsTrek Factory Racings.t.
59Chris Anker SørensenTinkoff-Saxos.t.
60Eros CapecchiMovistar Teams.t.
61Klaas LodewyckBMC Racing Teams.t.
62Dmitriy GruzdevAstana Pro Teams.t.
63Giovanni ViscontiMovistar Teams.t.
64Alexandre PichotTeam Europcars.t.
65Francesco LascaCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
66Thomas DegandWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
67Javier MorenoMovistar Teams.t.
68José Iván GutierrezMovistar Teams.t.
69Pieter SerryOmega Pharma-Quick-Steps.t.
70Gert DockxLotto Belisols.t.
71Stefan DeniflIAM Cyclings.t.
72Yannick EijssenBMC Racing Teams.t.
73Danilo NapolitanoWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
74Jarlinson PantanoColombias.t.
75Robinson ChalapudColombias.t.
76Mauro FinettoNeri Sottolis.t.
77Fabian WegmannGarmin Sharps.t.
78Peter VelitsBMC Racing Teams.t.
79Vegard BreenLotto Belisols.t.
80Nikolai TrusovTinkoff-Saxos.t.
81Sylvain ChavanelIAM Cyclings.t.
82Matthias BrandleIAM Cyclings.t.
83Wout PoelsOmega Pharma-Quick-Steps.t.
84Ryder HesjedalGarmin Sharps.t.
85Philippe GilbertBMC Racing Teams.t.
86Andy SchleckTrek Factory Racings.t.
87Rein TaaramaeCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
88Pello BilbaoCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
89Carlos QuinteroColombias.t.
90Ángel ViciosoTeam Katushas.t.
91Miguel Angel RubianoColombias.t.
92Florian SénéchalCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
93Janez BrajkovicAstana Pro Teams.t.
94Daniel NavarroCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
95Riccardo ZoidlTrek Factory Racings.t.
96Luis León SánchezCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
97Alberto LosadaTeam Katushas.t.
98Egoitz GarciaCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
99Michael RogersTinkoff-Saxos.t.
100Paolo TiralongoAstana Pro Teams.t.
101Tony MartinOmega Pharma-Quick-Steps.t.
102Frederik VeuchelenWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
103Gediminas BagdonasAg2r La Mondiales.t.
104Andriy GrivkoAstana Pro Teams.t.
105Rafael ReisBanco BIC - Carmims.t.
106Samuel CaldeiraOFM - Quinta da Lixas.t.
107Angel MadrazoCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
108Martijn KeizerBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
109Jeffry Johan RomeroColombias.t.
110Alexandr KolobnevTeam Katushas.t.
111Simone PonziNeri Sottolis.t.
112Giampaolo CarusoTeam Katushas.t.
113Eduard PradesOFM - Quinta da Lixas.t.
114Davide RebellinCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
115Marcos GarciaCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
116Arnaud GérardBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
117Nick Van Der LijkeBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
118Matteo RabottiniNeri Sottolis.t.
119Carlos BarberoEuskadis.t.
120Marek RutkiewiczCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
121Natnael BerhaneTeam Europcars.t.
122Amaro AntunesBanco BIC - Carmims.t.
123Brice FeilluBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
124Tomasz MarczynskiCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
125Romain HardyCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
126Thomas DekkerGarmin Sharps.t.
127Gustavo César VelosoOFM - Quinta da Lixas.t.
128David TannerBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
129Silvan DillierBMC Racing Teams.t.
130Andrea FediNeri Sottolis.t.
131Delio Fernández CruzOFM - Quinta da Lixas.t.
132Daniil FominykhAstana Pro Teams.t.
133Davide MalacarneTeam Europcars.t.
134Anthony DelaplaceBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
135Haritz OrbeEuskadis.t.
136David BeldaBurgos - BHs.t.
137Guillaume LevarletCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
138David LivramentoBanco BIC - Carmims.t.
139Laurent DidierTrek Factory Racings.t.
140Branislau SamoilauCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
141Joao RodriguesBanco BIC - Carmims.t.
142Eduardo SepulvedaBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
143Mario CostaOFM - Quinta da Lixas.t.
144Romain ZingleCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
145Vegard Stake LaengenBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
146Mirko SelvaggiWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
147Sergio PaulinhoTinkoff-Saxos.t.
148Mikel AristiEuskadis.t.
149Luis FernandesOFM - Quinta da Lixas.t.
150Pablo TorresBurgos - BHs.t.
151Damien GaudinAg2r La Mondiales.t.
152Julien BérardAg2r La Mondiales.t.
153Rafal MajkaTinkoff-Saxos.t.
154Rui BarrosOFM - Quinta da Lixas.t.
155Diogo NunesBanco BIC - Carmims.t.
156Jean-Marc BideauBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
157Jacek MorajkoCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
158Ivan RovnyTinkoff-Saxos.t.
159Florian GuillouBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
160Christophe Le MévelCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
161Mikel IturriaEuskadis.t.
162Diego Leon CuervoBurgos - BHs.t.
163Cyril GautierTeam Europcars.t.
164Maxime MéderelTeam Europcars.t.
165Tomasz KiendysCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
166Jesus Del PinoBurgos - BHs.t.
167Alberto ContadorTinkoff-Saxo+ 4'02
168André CardosoGarmin Sharps.t.
169Jonathan FumeauxIAM Cyclings.t.
170Omar FraileCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
171Miguel MinguezEuskadis.t.
172Arkaitz DuránOFM - Quinta da Lixas.t.
173Fabian CancellaraTrek Factory Racings.t.
174Carlos VeronaOmega Pharma-Quick-Steps.t.
175Alex HowesGarmin Sharps.t.
176David MillarGarmin Sharps.t.
177Juan Pablo ValenciaColombias.t.
178Marco MinnaardWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
179Igor MerinoBurgos - BHs.t.
180Grégory HabeauxWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
181Mateusz TaciakCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
182Jon AberasturiEuskadis.t.
183Giorgio CecchinelNeri Sottolis.t.
184Luis Guillermo Mas BonetCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
185Pawel CharuckiCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
186Ramon CarreteroNeri Sottolis.t.
187Luigi MilettaNeri Sottolis.t.
188Tim De TroyerWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
189Perrig QuemeneurTeam Europcar+ 5'54
190Romain GuillemoisTeam Europcar+ 6'24
191Javier AramendiaCaja Rural - Seguros RGA+ 6'50
192Lieuwe WestraAstana Pro Teams.t.
193Juan Carlos RiutortBurgos - BHs.t.


GC
RankNameTeamTimePlayer
1Greg Van AvermaetBMC Racing Team1h58'01
2Samuel DumoulinAg2r La Mondiale+ 8
3Luca PaoliniTeam Katusha+ 12

Spoiler
4Lars Ytting BakLotto Belisol+ 14
5Alexandr KolobnevTeam Katushas.t.
6Patrik GlosDiadora Cycling+ 16kqyt
7Florian SénéchalCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
8Vegard BreenLotto Belisol+ 18
9Anthony DelaplaceBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
10Manuel CardosoBanco BIC - Carmim+ 20
25Damiano CunegoDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt


Points
RankNameTeamPointsPlayer
1Greg Van AvermaetBMC Racing Team25
2Samuel DumoulinAg2r La Mondiale20
3Patrik GlosDiadora Cycling18kqyt


Young
RankNameTeamTimeGeneral TimePlayer
1Patrik GlosDiadora Cycling1h58'211h58'17 (1)kqyt
2Nairo QuintanaMovistar Teams.t.+ 4 (5)
3Carlos Alberto BetancurAg2r La Mondiales.t.+ 4 (6)
Edited by kqyt on 19-07-2014 20:43
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A new era in Italian cycling?
 
sutty68
Top  #50 Print Post
Posted on 20-07-2014 17:18
Two riders in the top ten is not a bad way to start in Spain Smile
 
kqyt
Top  #51 Print Post
Posted on 20-07-2014 22:19
Tour of Qatar | Stage 1


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135 km pure flat. We will probably see Katusha and Giant riding for the stage today, as they have the best sprinters. Weather forecast today is sunny and a little win from the south. So there will be no side wind today.

De Filippi has been given no chance for victory today, but we think we can disprove that with maybe a podium spot. Because we have brought Ahlgren here, and he's a top leadout man.

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After 35 km, we finally had our BOTD.
A. Schillinger (TNE)
D. Teklehaimanot (MTN)
Goesinnen (DPC) also caught up with them.

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Teklehaimanot and Schillinger won each their sprint. And as we went under the 2nd sprint, we noticed that Ahlgren had great legs compared to De Filippi. We would go for him in the sprint instead. This might have be a bad decision for the GC, but who knows?

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Just under 5 km to go and the three trains are set. Most of the sprinters prefers Katusha's train.

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Flame Rouge. Porsev and Janse Van R. is the leading leadoutmen. But this will be a real thriller between Kristoff and Kittel!

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And how close is that? Who will be the winner? Kristoff had the lead, but Kittel came fast...

And Kristoff won it! Ahlgren gets a disappointing 5th, after having so good legs today.

Stage
RankNameTeamTimePlayer
1Alexander KristoffTeam Katusha2h49'29
2Marcel KittelTeam Giant-Shimanos.t.
3Francesco ChicchiNeri Sottolis.t.
4Barry MarkusBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
5Anton AhlgrenDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
6Giacomo NizzoloTrek Factory Racings.t.
7Jens DebusschereLotto Belisols.t.
8Kristian SbaragliMTN-Qhubekas.t.
9Alexander PorsevTeam Katushas.t.
10Reinardt Janse Van RensburgTeam Giant-Shimanos.t.

Spoiler
11Daniele BennatiTinkoff-Saxos.t.
12Tosh Van der SandeLotto Belisols.t.
13Daniel OssBMC Racing Teams.t.
14Sam BennettTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
15Raimondo De FilippiDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
16Pavel KochetkovTeam Katushas.t.
17Taylor PhinneyBMC Racing Teams.t.
18Tom LeezerBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
19Darwin AtapumaBMC Racing Teams.t.
20Danny Van PoppelTrek Factory Racings.t.
21Sep VanmarckeBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
22Jürgen RoelandtsLotto Belisols.t.
23Leigh HowardOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
24Grega BoleVini Fantini Nippos.t.
25Fabio TaborreNeri Sottolis.t.
26Thor HushovdBMC Racing Teams.t.
27Simon ClarkeOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
28Michael AlbasiniOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
29Eugenio AlafaciTrek Factory Racings.t.
30Mathew HaymanOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
31Silvestro MaurinoDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
32Aidis KruopisOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
33Simon GeschkeTeam Giant-Shimanos.t.
34Dennis VanendertLotto Belisols.t.
35Bram TankinkBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
36Vladimir IsaychevTeam Katushas.t.
37Nicki SørensenTinkoff-Saxos.t.
38Pavel BruttTeam Katushas.t.
39Michael KolarTinkoff-Saxos.t.
40Karsten KroonTinkoff-Saxos.t.
41Stijn DevolderTrek Factory Racings.t.
42Iker CamañoTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
43Jonathan CantwellDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
44Mitchell DockerOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
45Calvin WatsonTrek Factory Racings.t.
46Paolo Longo BorghiniDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
47Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Teams.t.
48Bobbie TrakselAn Post - Chainreactions.t.
49Sergey ChernetckiiTeam Katushas.t.
50Yaroslav PopovychTrek Factory Racings.t.
51Tobias LudvigssonTeam Giant-Shimanos.t.
52Stephen CummingsBMC Racing Teams.t.
53Svein TuftOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
54Matthieu SprickTeam Giant-Shimanos.t.
55Jens MourisOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
56Scott ThwaitesTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
57Evgueni PetrovTinkoff-Saxos.t.
58Kenny DehaesLotto Belisols.t.
59Petr IgnatenkoTeam Katushas.t.
60Marko KumpTinkoff-Saxos.t.
61Louis MeintjesMTN-Qhubekas.t.
62Marc GoosBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
63Manuele BoaroTinkoff-Saxos.t.
64Graeme BrownBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
65Emanuele SellaDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
66Gianni BelliniNeri Sottolis.t.
67Martin KohlerBMC Racing Teams.t.
68Kristof VandewalleTrek Factory Racings.t.
69Danilo HondoTrek Factory Racings.t.
70Leopold KönigTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
71Frederik WillemsLotto Belisols.t.
72Tomas BuchácekBauknecht - Authors.t.
73Youcef ReguiguiMTN-Qhubekas.t.
74Davide FrattiniDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
75Stig BroeckxLotto Belisols.t.
76Daniele ColliNeri Sottolis.t.
77Bradley PotgieterMTN-Qhubekas.t.
78Jonas VangenechtenLotto Belisols.t.
79Brent BookwalterBMC Racing Teams.t.
80Martin ReimerMTN-Qhubekas.t.
81Pieremilio TavanaDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
82Jos Van EmdenBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
83Mattia PozzoNeri Sottolis.t.
84Francesco FailliNeri Sottolis.t.
85Andreas StauffMTN-Qhubekas.t.
86Douglas BartonDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
87Andreas SchillingerTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
88Pawel PoljanskiTinkoff-Saxos.t.
89Erick RowsellTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
90Wouter WippertDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
91Johannes FröhlingerTeam Giant-Shimanos.t.
92Jan BartaTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
93Takashi MiyazawaVini Fantini Nippos.t.
94Cheng JiTeam Giant-Shimanos.t.
95Pierpaolo De NegriVini Fantini Nippos.t.
96Maarten WynantsBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
97Glenn O'SheaAn Post - Chainreactions.t.
98Wesley SulzbergerDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
99Alessandro MalagutiVini Fantini Nippos.t.
100William ClarkeDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
101Kevin ClaeysAn Post - Chainreactions.t.
102Sean DowneyAn Post - Chainreactions.t.
103Shane ArchboldAn Post - Chainreactions.t.
104Darren LapthorneDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
105Merhawi KudusMTN-Qhubekas.t.
106Alexander RybakovTeam Katushas.t.
107Tomas Gil MartinezNeri Sottolis.t.
108Cesare BenedettiTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
109Chad HagaTeam Giant-Shimanos.t.
110Daniel TeklehaimanotMTN-Qhubekas.t.
111Jan KaduchBauknecht - Authors.t.
112Robert-Jon McCarthyAn Post - Chainreactions.t.
113Shiki KuroedaVini Fantini Nippos.t.
114Ryan MullenAn Post - Chainreactions.t.
115Floris GoesinnenDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
116Przemyslaw KasperkiewiczBauknecht - Authors.t.
117Genki YamamotoVini Fantini Nippos.t.
118Josef HosekBauknecht - Authors.t.
119Yuma KoishiVini Fantini Nippos.t.
120Benjamin JohnsonDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
121Thomas PalmerDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
122Laurent VanDenBakAn Post - Chainreactions.t.
123Willie SmitVini Fantini Nippos.t.
124Andrea Dal ColNeri Sottolis.t.
125Martin HunalBauknecht - Author+ 3'41
126Tomas KalojirosBauknecht - Authors.t.


GC
RankNameTeamTimePlayer
1Alexander KristoffTeam Katusha2h49'09
2Marcel KittelTeam Giant-Shimano+ 8
3Francesco ChicchiNeri Sottoli+ 12

Spoiler
4Andreas SchillingerTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
5Daniel TeklehaimanotMTN-Qhubekas.t.
6Floris GoesinnenDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
7Barry MarkusBelkin Pro Cycling Team+ 20
8Anton AhlgrenDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
9Giacomo NizzoloTrek Factory Racings.t.
10Jens DebusschereLotto Belisols.t.
18Raimondo De FilippiDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt


Points
RankNameTeamGeneralPlayer
1Alexander KristoffTeam Katusha25
2Marcel KittelTeam Giant-Shimano20
3Francesco ChicchiNeri Sottoli16
Diadora Cyling
A new era in Italian cycling?
 
kqyt
Top  #52 Print Post
Posted on 20-07-2014 22:34
Tour of Qatar | Stage 2


Today it's the TTT. The race can be lost and won today. It's team VS team

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Today we saw a superior BMC, winning with 19'' to Trek and Shimano. Katusha were 14'' behinde those two.

Stage

RankTeamTime
1BMC Racing Team16'48
2Trek Factory Racing+ 19
3Team Giant-Shimanos.t.
4Team Katusha+ 34
5Orica-GreenEDGEs.t.
6Tinkoff-Saxo+ 37
7Belkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
8Diadora Cycling+ 39
9Team NetApp - Enduras.t.
10Lotto Belisol+ 42

Spoiler
11MTN-Qhubekas.t.
12Drapac Professional Cycling+ 57
13An Post - Chainreactions.t.
14Neri Sottoli+ 1'05
15Bauknecht - Author+ 1'12
16Vini Fantini Nippos.t.


GC
RankNameTeamTimePlayer
1Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Team3h06'16
2Stephen CummingsBMC Racing Teams.t.
3Brent BookwalterBMC Racing Teams.t.

Spoiler
5Martin KohlerBMC Racing Teams.t.
6Darwin AtapumaBMC Racing Teams.t.
7Taylor PhinneyBMC Racing Teams.t.
8Thor HushovdBMC Racing Teams.t.
9Marcel KittelTeam Giant-Shimano+ 7
10Alexander KristoffTeam Katusha+ 14
59Raimondo De FilippiDiadora Cycling+ 39kqyt
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kqyt
Top  #53 Print Post
Posted on 21-07-2014 17:11
Vuelta ciclista a Mallorca | Stage 2


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Last chance for the sprinters in Mallorca today. 3 climbs in the 3,2km long "mountain" Col de Santanyi. We will try to get a rider in the BOTD, so he can take some points in the KoM.

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It wasn't even time to form a break before the first climb. Valencia gave it a try, and took the mountain points.

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The break was made as the race reached the first sprint.
A. Kolobnev (KAT)
A. Valenica (DIA)
G. Cesar V. (OFM)
Kolobnev won the first sprint.

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Valencia outsprinted Kolobnev on the 2nd climb, while Cesar Veloso won the sprint. In the space between the sprint and the last climb, L.L. Sanchez(CJR) had joined the BOTD

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Over the last climb, Valencia outsprinted Kolobnev again, but instead of waiting for the others. He tried to go solo, but with 20km to go the BOTD caught up with him. The BOTD was caught with 10 km to go.

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4km to go. 2 sprint trains are set up today, Diadora and Lotto. Behind we see a group with a little under 100 riders, including Gilbert, Cancellara and Contador.

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And it's a fact.. We have a terrible sprint train. Glos ends up far behind, even beaten by Valverde.

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Edited by kqyt on 21-07-2014 18:47
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Top  #54 Print Post
Posted on 21-07-2014 17:20
Not a bad TTT in Qatar Wink
 
kqyt
Top  #55 Print Post
Posted on 21-07-2014 19:00
Results are made in excel manually. So only top riders

Stage
1G.Henderson3h26'54''
2L. Paolini(+0)
3G. Van Avermaet(+0)
4S. Dumolin(+0)
5M. Breschel(+0)
6A. Valverde(+0)
7P.Glos(+0)


GC

1. Van Avermaet
2. L.Paolini
3. G. Henderson

Sprint

1. Van Avermaet
2. L.Paolini
3. S. Dumoulin

KoM
1. Valencia
2. Kolobnev
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Top  #56 Print Post
Posted on 21-07-2014 19:14


Wildcard for MSR


Today we got our first Wild Card for a monuemnt, and it's for Milano San Remo. The 293 km long race might be a little long for some of our riders, but we hope to bring a good result!!

Also we have gotten a prototype frame from De Rosa. We are still to test it, but as we hit some mountain stages, we might use our sprinters to test the equipment in races. We are already sending a few to Mallorca.
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Top  #57 Print Post
Posted on 21-07-2014 22:34
Good news about the wildcard Smile
 
kqyt
Top  #58 Print Post
Posted on 22-07-2014 12:17
Tour of Qatar | Stage 3


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Another flat and short stage in Qatar. We expect a similar race to the first stage, but we'll try to do a little better sprint, and make our sprint train start later. We have also sent 4 frames of De Rosa down here. Our non-sprinting team will test them in the race today. Luckily, or unluckily there is no wind on today's weather forecast.

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There were a lot of unsuccessful break attempts today, but after we had rode 50 km, we finally had one.
J. Barta (TNE)
B. Johnson (DPC)
S. Kuroeda (VFN)
T. Kalojiros (BAU)
B. Potgieter (MTN)
Barta won the first sprint, while Kuroeda won the second. The peleton was really close when they sprinted for the last one, it would be a mass sprint today too.

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With 3km to go Ahlgren had been blocked by Orica, and was forced to move to the middle. He was now blocked as he tried to lead out De Filippi.

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Flame Rouge. The leadout men Howard and Van Poppel is leading, in front of Krupois and Nizzolo. Kittel, Kristoff and De Filippi have been blocked and are badly placed.

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And Nizzolo takes the win. We see De Filippi going straight towards the Orica riders, and he really complains about the situation just before the sprint was launched.. I think we need to look at some replays here...

Spoiler
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Everything is fine here. Orica and Diadora at the front, battling to stay first
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3 Orica riders are advancing on the right side of the road. Blocked from the leadout
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Here is the action, the Orica rider (Clarke) decides to go straight through the Diadora train, cutting off Ahlgren and De Filippi from the rest
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Debusschere decides to follow Oricas train. Ahlgren gets even further away from his leadout.
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Debusschere decides to go to Kristoffs wheel, now Ahlgren/De Filippi is completely boxed



Stage Result
RankNameTeamTimePlayer
1Giacomo NizzoloTrek Factory Racing2h53'32
2Francesco ChicchiNeri Sottolis.t.
3Barry MarkusBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
4Alexander KristoffTeam Katushas.t.
5Anton AhlgrenDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
6Aidis KruopisOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
7Alexander PorsevTeam Katushas.t.
8Daniele BennatiTinkoff-Saxos.t.
9Jens DebusschereLotto Belisols.t.
10Sam BennettTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.

Spoiler
11Kristian SbaragliMTN-Qhubekas.t.
12Raimondo De FilippiDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
13Danny Van PoppelTrek Factory Racings.t.
14Leigh HowardOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
15Marcel KittelTeam Giant-Shimanos.t.
16Simon ClarkeOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
17Thor HushovdBMC Racing Teams.t.
18Paolo Longo BorghiniDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
19Daniel OssBMC Racing Teams.t.
20Danilo HondoTrek Factory Racings.t.
21Davide FrattiniDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
22Taylor PhinneyBMC Racing Teams.t.
23Simon GeschkeTeam Giant-Shimanos.t.
24Reinardt Janse Van RensburgTeam Giant-Shimanos.t.
25Martin KohlerBMC Racing Teams.t.
26Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Teams.t.
27Pavel KochetkovTeam Katushas.t.
28Douglas BartonDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
29Eugenio AlafaciTrek Factory Racings.t.
30Karsten KroonTinkoff-Saxos.t.
31Jürgen RoelandtsLotto Belisols.t.
32Evgueni PetrovTinkoff-Saxos.t.
33Jonathan CantwellDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
34Sep VanmarckeBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
35Grega BoleVini Fantini Nippos.t.
36Stijn DevolderTrek Factory Racings.t.
37Tom LeezerBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
38Yaroslav PopovychTrek Factory Racings.t.
39Tobias LudvigssonTeam Giant-Shimanos.t.
40Mathew HaymanOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
41Bobbie TrakselAn Post - Chainreactions.t.
42Darwin AtapumaBMC Racing Teams.t.
43Maarten WynantsBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
44Nicki SørensenTinkoff-Saxos.t.
45Bram TankinkBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
46Cheng JiTeam Giant-Shimanos.t.
47Jos Van EmdenBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
48Chad HagaTeam Giant-Shimanos.t.
49Manuele BoaroTinkoff-Saxos.t.
50Floris GoesinnenDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
51Frederik WillemsLotto Belisols.t.
52Wouter WippertDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
53William ClarkeDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
54Tomas BuchácekBauknecht - Authors.t.
55Darren LapthorneDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
56Kristof VandewalleTrek Factory Racings.t.
57Johannes FröhlingerTeam Giant-Shimanos.t.
58Glenn O'SheaAn Post - Chainreactions.t.
59Matthieu SprickTeam Giant-Shimanos.t.
60Tosh Van der SandeLotto Belisols.t.
61Youcef ReguiguiMTN-Qhubekas.t.
62Emanuele SellaDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
63Mitchell DockerOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
64Pieremilio TavanaDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
65Kenny DehaesLotto Belisols.t.
66Stephen CummingsBMC Racing Teams.t.
67Michael KolarTinkoff-Saxos.t.
68Pavel BruttTeam Katushas.t.
69Jens MourisOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
70Iker CamañoTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
71Svein TuftOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
72Michael AlbasiniOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
73Leopold KönigTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
74Marko KumpTinkoff-Saxos.t.
75Silvestro MaurinoDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
76Vladimir IsaychevTeam Katushas.t.
77Alessandro MalagutiVini Fantini Nippos.t.
78Graeme BrownBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
79Brent BookwalterBMC Racing Teams.t.
80Daniele ColliNeri Sottolis.t.
81Jonas VangenechtenLotto Belisols.t.
82Robert-Jon McCarthyAn Post - Chainreactions.t.
83Andreas SchillingerTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
84Kevin ClaeysAn Post - Chainreactions.t.
85Andreas StauffMTN-Qhubekas.t.
86Martin ReimerMTN-Qhubekas.t.
87Gianni BelliniNeri Sottolis.t.
88Mattia PozzoNeri Sottolis.t.
89Scott ThwaitesTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
90Fabio TaborreNeri Sottolis.t.
91Bradley PotgieterMTN-Qhubekas.t.
92Jan BartaTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
93Francesco FailliNeri Sottolis.t.
94Cesare BenedettiTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
95Pawel PoljanskiTinkoff-Saxos.t.
96Marc GoosBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
97Louis MeintjesMTN-Qhubekas.t.
98Daniel TeklehaimanotMTN-Qhubekas.t.
99Ryan MullenAn Post - Chainreactions.t.
100Thomas PalmerDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
101Martin HunalBauknecht - Authors.t.
102Sergey ChernetckiiTeam Katushas.t.
103Stig BroeckxLotto Belisols.t.
104Erick RowsellTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
105Pierpaolo De NegriVini Fantini Nippos.t.
106Shane ArchboldAn Post - Chainreactions.t.
107Merhawi KudusMTN-Qhubekas.t.
108Genki YamamotoVini Fantini Nippos.t.
109Calvin WatsonTrek Factory Racings.t.
110Alexander RybakovTeam Katushas.t.
111Przemyslaw KasperkiewiczBauknecht - Authors.t.
112Wesley SulzbergerDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
113Takashi MiyazawaVini Fantini Nippos.t.
114Dennis VanendertLotto Belisols.t.
115Josef HosekBauknecht - Authors.t.
116Willie SmitVini Fantini Nippos.t.
117Sean DowneyAn Post - Chainreactions.t.
118Tomas KalojirosBauknecht - Authors.t.
119Laurent VanDenBakAn Post - Chainreactions.t.
120Jan KaduchBauknecht - Authors.t.
121Yuma KoishiVini Fantini Nippos.t.
122Benjamin JohnsonDrapac Professional Cyclings.t.
123Petr IgnatenkoTeam Katushas.t.
124Andrea Dal ColNeri Sottolis.t.
125Shiki KuroedaVini Fantini Nippos.t.
126Tomas Gil MartinezNeri Sottoli+ 2'49


GC
RankNameTeamTimePlayer
1Giacomo NizzoloTrek Factory Racing5h59'47
2Daniel OssBMC Racing Team+ 1
3Thor HushovdBMC Racing Teams.t.

Spoiler
4Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Teams.t.
5Taylor PhinneyBMC Racing Teams.t.
6Martin KohlerBMC Racing Teams.t.
7Darwin AtapumaBMC Racing Teams.t.
8Stephen CummingsBMC Racing Teams.t.
9Brent BookwalterBMC Racing Teams.t.
10Marcel KittelTeam Giant-Shimano+ 8
60Anton AhlgrenDiadora Cycling+ 40kqyt
61Raimondo De FilippiDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt


Sprint
RankNameTeamGeneralPlayer
1Alexander KristoffTeam Katusha39
2Francesco ChicchiNeri Sottoli36
3Giacomo NizzoloTrek Factory Racing35
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Top  #59 Print Post
Posted on 22-07-2014 14:19
Not a bad effort from Ahlgren Wink
 
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Top  #60 Print Post
Posted on 23-07-2014 20:07
Vuelta ciclista a Mallorca | Stage 3


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The third stage in Mallorca is the toughest of them all. We have gotten no chance for winning by the betters, so we'll try to attack earlier. As the race isn't finished on a mountaintop, we'll expect a small group to finish in the front. But maybe we will see a Pellizotti copy. Along with Cunego's GC chances, we'll also be riding for Valencia's KoM.

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Valencia attacked right from the start today and rode alone to the first KoM, while getting caught by two riders, but still winning the sprint for the second. He had opened a gap for 8 minutes!

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The BOTD was formed by
E. Garcia (COF)
E. Prades (OFM)
M. Wyss (IAM)
A. Valencia (DIA)
F. Wegmann (GRS)
A. Delaplace (BSE)

But after the two first MO-sprints BMC decided to relay, and the pace was so high that many riders had to fall.

As expected there were many falls today. Uran, as an outsider to win this race fell with 95km to go.

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Delaplace won the sprint and Valencia won another KoM. But behind the peleton was close. 2'51'' was the gap. Delaplace got dropped from the BOTD up that climb, and didn't catch up, but more important was that Uran was dropped.

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Up the 2nd category climb, Valencia tried to go solo in the front. The peleton is completely broken, after high pace all day. 38 men left. Cunego still got 1 helper there, and he also got Valencia in the front.
At the bottom of the last climb

Valencia (+24) Prades-Wyss-Wegmann (+1'24''Wink Garcia (+53''Wink Peleton

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10km to go on the climb, and Cunego is already struggeling to keep up with the best favourites, but on the bright side, Valencia has 2'20 to Gr. Qunitana.

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5km to the summit, and Cunego is all alone. He is chasing the Gr. Quintana/Valverde and in front Frank. Valencia has also lost a minute to them, he'll soon get caught

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1,5 km to the top. Padres has caught Valencia, while Bardet, Quintana, Betancur and Spilak has made a gap down to Martin&co. Including Cunego.

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On the top Quintana is going solo! He is being followed by Bardet. Behind him Cunego has caught up with Spilak and Betancur. Prades is still between them.

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Quintana now got 53'' to Bardet, who has 22'' to Cunego. Can we get Cunego, who has caught Padres in 2nd maybe??

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Quintana with 3 km to go. His competitors is nowhere to be seen. But they are 1 km after, and Cunego has caught Bardet!

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And Quintana is superior today. He is already in the finish area. Cunego has been counted 1'30'' behind him.

Bardet outsprints Cunego for 2nd place. And behind them comes the two biggest surprises of today. First come Prades, then 22'' after comes Valencia. Betancur finishes as the first from the favorite group, 3min behind Quintana.

7 min after comes Gr Maillot Jaune. Van Avermaet was beaten today, by his own teams killing pace.

Stage result
RankNameTeamTimePlayer
1Nairo QuintanaMovistar Team4h05'13
2Romain BardetAg2r La Mondiale+ 1'28
3Damiano CunegoDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
4Eduard PradesOFM - Quinta da Lixa+ 2'13
5Armindo ValenciaDiadora Cycling+ 2'36kqyt
6Carlos Alberto BetancurAg2r La Mondiales.t.
7Alejandro ValverdeMovistar Teams.t.
8Daniel MartinGarmin Sharps.t.
9Simon SpilakTeam Katushas.t.
10Bauke MollemaBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.

Spoiler
11Mikel LandaAstana Pro Teams.t.
12Marcel WyssIAM Cycling+ 3'47
13Mathias FrankIAM Cyclings.t.
14Javier MorenoMovistar Team+ 4'41
15José HerradaMovistar Teams.t.
16Luca PaoliniTeam Katusha+ 7'12
17Fabian WegmannGarmin Sharps.t.
18Fränk SchleckTrek Factory Racings.t.
19Haimar ZubeldiaTrek Factory Racings.t.
20Robert GesinkBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
21Fabian CancellaraTrek Factory Racings.t.
22Riccardo ZoidlTrek Factory Racings.t.
23Johann TschoppIAM Cyclings.t.
24Greg Van AvermaetBMC Racing Teams.t.
25Thomas DegandWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
26Peter VelitsBMC Racing Teams.t.
27Rigoberto UranOmega Pharma-Quick-Steps.t.
28Steve MorabitoBMC Racing Teams.t.
29Yury TrofimovTeam Katushas.t.
30Carlo Luigi MastronicolaDiadora Cycling+ 9'36kqyt
31Davide MalacarneTeam Europcar+ 9'58
32Andriy GrivkoAstana Pro Teams.t.
33Maxime MonfortLotto Belisols.t.
34Luis León SánchezCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
35Giampaolo CarusoTeam Katusha+ 12'17
36Alberto ContadorTinkoff-Saxos.t.
37Ryder HesjedalGarmin Sharps.t.
38Sylvain ChavanelIAM Cyclings.t.
39Egoitz GarciaCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
40Maxime BouetAg2r La Mondiales.t.
41Daniel NavarroCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
42Rein TaaramaeCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
43Wout PoelsOmega Pharma-Quick-Steps.t.
44Rafal MajkaTinkoff-Saxos.t.
45Ángel ViciosoTeam Katushas.t.
46Michael RogersTinkoff-Saxos.t.
47Janez BrajkovicAstana Pro Teams.t.
48Marek RutkiewiczCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
49Alexandr KolobnevTeam Katushas.t.
50Chris Anker SørensenTinkoff-Saxos.t.
51Alberto LosadaTeam Katushas.t.
52Sergio PaulinhoTinkoff-Saxos.t.
53Fabio DuarteColombias.t.
54Adam HansenLotto Belisols.t.
55Enrico GasparottoAstana Pro Teams.t.
56Giovanni ViscontiMovistar Teams.t.
57Pablo LastrasMovistar Teams.t.
58Jelle VanendertLotto Belisols.t.
59Ivan RovnyTinkoff-Saxos.t.
60Stefan DeniflIAM Cyclings.t.
61Robinson ChalapudColombias.t.
62Davide RebellinCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
63André CardosoGarmin Sharps.t.
64Mauro FinettoNeri Sottolis.t.
65Matteo RabottiniNeri Sottolis.t.
66Pieter SerryOmega Pharma-Quick-Steps.t.
67Yannick EijssenBMC Racing Teams.t.
68Bob JungelsTrek Factory Racings.t.
69Miguel Angel RubianoColombias.t.
70Simone PonziNeri Sottolis.t.
71Arkaitz DuránOFM - Quinta da Lixas.t.
72Jarlinson PantanoColombias.t.
73Gustavo César VelosoOFM - Quinta da Lixas.t.
74Andy SchleckTrek Factory Racings.t.
75David BeldaBurgos - BHs.t.
76Tomasz MarczynskiCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
77Angel MadrazoCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
78Eduardo SepulvedaBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
79Arnaud GérardBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
80Carlos VeronaOmega Pharma-Quick-Steps.t.
81Anthony DelaplaceBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
82Alex HowesGarmin Sharps.t.
83Natnael BerhaneTeam Europcar+ 14'59
84José Iván GutierrezMovistar Teams.t.
85Matteo TosattoDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
86Gianni MeersmanOmega Pharma-Quick-Steps.t.
87Nick Van Der LijkeBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
88Julien BérardAg2r La Mondiales.t.
89Michel KrederWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
90Jonathan HivertBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
91Romain HardyCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
92Martijn KeizerBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
93Philippe GilbertBMC Racing Teams.t.
94Jonathan FumeauxIAM Cyclings.t.
95Laurent DidierTrek Factory Racings.t.
96Paolo TiralongoAstana Pro Teams.t.
97Maxime MéderelTeam Europcars.t.
98Peter StetinaBMC Racing Teams.t.
99Miguel MinguezEuskadi+ 17'55
100Marcos GarciaCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
101Tony MartinOmega Pharma-Quick-Steps.t.
102Branislau SamoilauCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
103Tomasz KiendysCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
104Lucio SolaetaDiadora Cycling+ 18'44kqyt
105Samuel DumoulinAg2r La Mondiales.t.
106Eros CapecchiMovistar Teams.t.
107Brice FeilluBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
108Alexandre PichotTeam Europcars.t.
109Florian GuillouBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
110Silvan DillierBMC Racing Team+ 20'05
111Dennis Van WindenBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
112Amaro AntunesBanco BIC - Carmims.t.
113Patrik GlosDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
114Martijn MaaskantDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
115Jelle Van HultenDiadora Cyclings.t.kqyt
116Thomas DekkerGarmin Sharps.t.
117Gert DockxLotto Belisols.t.
118Dmitriy GruzdevAstana Pro Teams.t.
119Mikel IturriaEuskadis.t.
120David TannerBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
121Carlos QuinteroColombias.t.
122Omar FraileCaja Rural - Seguros RGA+ 20'55
123Delio Fernández CruzOFM - Quinta da Lixas.t.
124Matti BreschelTinkoff-Saxos.t.
125Guillaume LevarletCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
126Damien GaudinAg2r La Mondiale+ 21'24
127Lars Ytting BakLotto Belisols.t.
128Klaas LodewyckBMC Racing Teams.t.
129Vegard Stake LaengenBretagne - Séché Environnement+ 22'05
130Matthias BrandleIAM Cyclings.t.
131Jacek MorajkoCCC Polsat Polkowice+ 23'05
132Christophe Le MévelCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
133Mario CostaOFM - Quinta da Lixas.t.
134Pello BilbaoCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
135Carlos BarberoEuskadis.t.
136Marcel SiebergLotto Belisols.t.
137Grégory HabeauxWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
138Javier AramendiaCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
139Jesus Del PinoBurgos - BHs.t.
140Marco MinnaardWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
141Juan Pablo ValenciaColombias.t.
142Cyril GautierTeam Europcars.t.
143Haritz OrbeEuskadi+ 24'42
144Romain ZingleCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
145Daniil FominykhAstana Pro Team+ 25'22
146Rafael de Mattos AndriatoNeri Sottoli+ 26'09
147Florian SénéchalCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
148Gediminas BagdonasAg2r La Mondiales.t.
149Yannick MartinezTeam Europcars.t.
150Maxime DanielAg2r La Mondiales.t.
151Mirko SelvaggiWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
152Samuel CaldeiraOFM - Quinta da Lixas.t.
153Rafael ReisBanco BIC - Carmim+ 26'48
154Lieuwe WestraAstana Pro Teams.t.
155Vyacheslav KuznetsovTeam Katushas.t.
156Danilo NapolitanoWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
157Dominic KlemmeIAM Cyclings.t.
158Martin VelitsOmega Pharma-Quick-Steps.t.
159David LivramentoBanco BIC - Carmims.t.
160Manuel CardosoBanco BIC - Carmims.t.
161Pablo TorresBurgos - BHs.t.
162Jeffry Johan RomeroColombias.t.
163Rui BarrosOFM - Quinta da Lixas.t.
164Mateusz TaciakCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
165Nikolai TrusovTinkoff-Saxos.t.
166Greg HendersonLotto Belisols.t.
167Diego Leon CuervoBurgos - BHs.t.
168Jean-Marc BideauBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
169David MillarGarmin Sharps.t.
170Jetse BolBelkin Pro Cycling Team+ 27'57
171Markel IrizarTrek Factory Racing+ 28'52
172Jon AberasturiEuskadis.t.
173Joao RodriguesBanco BIC - Carmims.t.
174Frederik VeuchelenWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
175Ramon CarreteroNeri Sottoli+ 31'15
176Vegard BreenLotto Belisols.t.
177Luis Guillermo Mas BonetCaja Rural - Seguros RGA+ 31'56
178Mikel AristiEuskadis.t.
179Jack BauerGarmin Sharps.t.
180Luis FernandesOFM - Quinta da Lixas.t.
181Francesco LascaCaja Rural - Seguros RGA+ 33'16
182Diogo NunesBanco BIC - Carmims.t.
183Mark RenshawOmega Pharma-Quick-Step+ 34'28
184Romain GuillemoisTeam Europcars.t.
185Juan Carlos RiutortBurgos - BHs.t.
186Perrig QuemeneurTeam Europcars.t.
187Edwin AvilaColombia+ 35'17
188Giorgio CecchinelNeri Sottolis.t.
189Andrea FediNeri Sottoli+ 36'11
190Pawel CharuckiCCC Polsat Polkowice+ 36'42
191Luigi MilettaNeri Sottoli+ 39'03
192Tim De TroyerWanty - Groupe Gobert+ 42'13
193Igor MerinoBurgos - BHs.t.


GC
RankNameTeamTimePlayer
1Nairo QuintanaMovistar Team9h30'08
2Romain BardetAg2r La Mondiale+ 1'36
3Damiano CunegoDiadora Cycling+ 1'40kqyt

Spoiler
4Armindo ValenciaDiadora Cycling+ 2'42kqyt
5Alejandro ValverdeMovistar Team+ 2'56
6Bauke MollemaBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
7Carlos Alberto BetancurAg2r La Mondiales.t.
8Daniel MartinGarmin Sharps.t.
9Simon SpilakTeam Katushas.t.
10Mikel LandaAstana Pro Teams.t.


Points
RankNameTeamGeneralPlayer
1Greg Van AvermaetBMC Racing Team41
2Luca PaoliniTeam Katusha36
3Greg HendersonLotto Belisol34
6Patrik GlosDiadora Cycling27kqyt
7Armindo ValenciaDiadora Cycling26kqyt


KoM
RankNameTeamGeneralPlayer
1Armindo ValenciaDiadora Cycling84kqyt
2Eduard PradesOFM - Quinta da Lixa30
3Egoitz GarciaCofidis, Solutions Crédits26


Team
RankTeamGeneral TimePlayer
1Movistar Team28h38'41 (1)
2Diadora Cycling+ 6'23 (2)kqyt
3IAM Cycling+ 7'29 (3)


Young
RankNameTeamGeneral TimePlayer
1Nairo QuintanaMovistar Team9h30'08 (1)
2Romain BardetAg2r La Mondiale+ 1'36 (2)
3Armindo ValenciaDiadora Cycling+ 2'42 (3)kqyt
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