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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 09-06-2007 01:59
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The ESSS Rankings are currently:
1 Frank Schleck LUX CSC 30
2 Justin England USA Toyota United 26
3 Thomas Lövkvist SWE Carlsberg 25
4 Jörg Jaksche GER Tinkoff 18
5 Charly Wegelius GBR Rapha Condor 18
6 Tomas Tuma CZE Tinkoff 17
7 Theo Eltink NED Rabobank 17
8 Rémy Di Gregorio FRA Qantas 16
9 Jeremy Hunt GBR Rabobank 14
10 Alexandre Moos SUI DFL Cyclingnews 14
11 Frank Hoj DEN Carlsberg 13
12 Tyler Hamilton USA Tinkoff 13
13 Nicolas Portal FRA Caisse D'epargne 12
14 Matti Breschel DEN Carlsberg 11
15 Vladimir Karpets ESP Caisse D'epargne 11
16 Simon Gaywood GBR Plowman Craven 10
17 Robert Gesink NED Eurosport.com 10
18 Tilo Schüler GBR Sparkasse 10
19 Mark Cavendish GBR Rapha Condor 9
20 Andy Schleck LUX Eurosport.com 9 |
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Posted on 09-06-2007 02:17
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While Stage 3 was thrillingto watch Stage 4 was very entertaining. The first intermediate sprint came at 3km, and 6 more followed at 1.6km intervals, - before the finish coming about 5km after the last sprint.
Stefan Löffler attacked early on but with 2 sprint spots available Cavendish + Hunt battled it out. Of course with the next one at 1.6km they continued sprinting and built up a healthy gap. Kiwi Jonathan Clarke was also sprinting for them all and taking 3rd each time.
Unfortunately for Hunt - Cavendish won each time. With 5km to go they had accumulated a 1'50 lead and would fight it out for the win. Surely Cavendish would take it?
Of Course! The battle for 3rd was much tighter - with Clarke being caught in the last few hundred metres.
1 Mark Cavendish RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK 22'53
2 Jeremy Hunt RABOBANK s.t.
3 Juan José Haedo TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT + 1'31
4 Jonathon Clarke AIR NEWZEALAND s.t.
5 Alex Rasmussen TEAM CSC s.t.
6 Dean Downing RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK s.t.
7 Mark Renshaw DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED s.t.
8 Maximiliano Richeze TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS s.t.
9 Fredrik Johansson PLOWMAN CRAVEN EVANS CYCLES s.t.
10 Baden Cooke QANTAS s.t.
11 Graeme Brown RABOBANK s.t.
12 Robbie McEwen QANTAS s.t.
13 Matt Goss CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING s.t.
14 Giosue Bonomi BARLOWORLD - NEGACION s.t.
15 James Van Landschoot LANDBOUWKREDIET - COLNAGO s.t.
16 Martyn Maaskant EUROSPORT.COM s.t.
17 Ryan Bonser RECYCLING.CO.UK s.t.
18 Stefan Löffler TEAM SPARKASSE s.t.
19 Julian Dean AIR NEWZEALAND s.t.
20 Matt Talbot RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK s.t.
The PCMdaily riders finished safely in the pack - apart from Stage 1 winner Tomas Tuma - who lost a few minutes, having fallen back during the peleton's frantic chase.
1 Mark Cavendish RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK 73 77
2 Jeremy Hunt RABOBANK 58 70
3 Frank Schleck TEAM CSC 0 33
4 Jonathon Clarke AIR NEWZEALAND 32 32
5 Justin England TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT 0 30
6 Thomas Lövkvist CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING 0 29
7 Juan José Haedo TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT 26 26
8 Alex Rasmussen TEAM CSC 22 22
9 Rémy Di Gregorio QANTAS 0 20
10 Dean Downing RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK 20 20
Alex Rasmussen is riding for CSC as Carlsberg did not wish to use him here, and CSC offered to pick him.
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Posted on 09-06-2007 06:45
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SN that was great idea to do something like this!! |
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Posted on 09-06-2007 07:54
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yay come on Rapha, looking good so far like the story nice  |
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Posted on 09-06-2007 15:33
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i would just like to say that i have finished 1st of the pcm.daily riders on every stage so farB) apart from 1st stage obviously unless i have missed someone (great ride by Tomas, great stages as well by Sporting)
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Posted on 09-06-2007 22:07
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I think you have finished first although I completely forgot that Crommy entered, so he may have beaten you in some. I am now adding a 1 rankiong point bonus per stage for the best PCMdaily rider. |
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Posted on 09-06-2007 22:08
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is that including the stages already played, or from now? |
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Posted on 09-06-2007 22:15
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Including stages already played |
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Posted on 09-06-2007 22:46
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Stage 5 held a short, tough early hill before an inevitable sprint finish.
Stefano Lucarelli lept off the front to take the 30 KoM points, with Rapha's Matt Talbot taking 2nd.
The intermediate sprint with 3.5km to go was won by Russian Shcherbakov following his attack - the sprint isolated all the sprinters though who were forced to sprint unaided for 3 full km. One man came to the front at 2km to go and was unpassable. He was:
Mark Cavendish!
A late crash from Andy Schleck and Tyler Hamilton proved costly as they fell back a few places overall.
The current European Short Stage Series rankings are:
1 Jeremy Hunt GBR Rabobank 41
2 Mark Cavendish GBR Rapha Condor 41
3 Frank Schleck LUX CSC 32
4 Juan José Haedo ARG Toyota United 27
5 Justin England USA Toyota United 26
6 Thomas Lövkvist SWE Carlsberg 25
7 Alex Rasmussen DEN CSC 19
8 Jonathon Clarke NZL Air NewZealand 19
9 Charly Wegelius GBR Rapha Condor 18
10 Jörg Jaksche GER Tinkoff 18
11 Rémy Di Gregorio FRA Qantas 18
12 Tomas Tuma CZE Tinkoff 18
13 Maximiliano Richeze ARG Tinkoff 17
14 Theo Eltink NED Rabobank 17
15 Matt Goss AUS Carlsberg 15
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Posted on 09-06-2007 23:07
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at home sick, so thank god for the stories section
I just keep wondering where DO you get the creativity for these "wacky" ideas
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Posted on 09-06-2007 23:41
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Good question, with this: I like shorter stages, I like wacky stages, and I didnt want my work on the Europsport database to go to waste.
Stage 6 - London ITT
With the last 20 riders to start, the standings were:
1 Bradley Wiggins CAISSE D'EPARGNE - ILLES BALEARS 9'43
5 Graham Briggs RECYCLING.CO.UK + 16
6 Christopher Baldwin TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT + 17
7 William Walker RABOBANK s.t.
8 Mark Cavendish RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK + 18
Local London Lad Brad Wiggins leds, determined to take a victory away from the tour.
Dave Zabriskie (26th Overall) raced into the finish to take 2nd, 4 seconds behind. Neither McGee or Reus could make inroads on Wiggins, neither could 17th overall David Millar, who took 3rd. 5 seconds off.
Noone seemed able to defeat Wiggins and the win was confirmed when Lovkvist only took 10th - but Lovkvist was still smiling - he has now taken over the overall lead.
Simon Malone was the best PCMdaily rider.
1 Bradley Wiggins CAISSE D'EPARGNE - ILLES BALEARS 9'43
2 David Zabriskie TEAM CSC + 4
3 David Millar RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK + 5
4 Vladimir Karpets CAISSE D'EPARGNE - ILLES BALEARS + 13
5 Graham Briggs RECYCLING.CO.UK + 16
6 Christopher Baldwin TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT + 17
7 William Walker RABOBANK s.t.
8 Mark Cavendish RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK + 18
9 Kai Reus RABOBANK + 20
10 Thomas Lövkvist CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING s.t.
1 Thomas Lövkvist CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING 2h23'00
2 Frank Schleck TEAM CSC + 13
3 Jörg Jaksche TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS + 34
4 Justin England TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT + 1'38
5 Vladimir Karpets CAISSE D'EPARGNE - ILLES BALEARS + 2'00
6 Rémy Di Gregorio QANTAS + 2'46
7 David Millar RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK + 2'53
8 Jens Voigt TEAM CSC + 2'59
9 Alexandre Moos DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED + 3'01
10 Charly Wegelius RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK + 3'05
11 Theo Eltink RABOBANK + 3'06
12 Evgeni Petrov TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS + 3'16
13 Stefano Barberi TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT + 3'18
14 James McCallum PLOWMAN CRAVEN EVANS CYCLES + 3'27
15 Robert Gesink EUROSPORT.COM + 3'29
1 Mark Cavendish RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK 115
2 Jeremy Hunt RABOBANK 98
3 Juan José Haedo TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT 60
4 Jonathon Clarke AIR NEWZEALAND 49
5 Alex Rasmussen TEAM CSC 40
6 Maximiliano Richeze TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS 37
7 Matt Goss CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING 37
8 Robbie McEwen QANTAS 36
9 Frank Schleck TEAM CSC 33
10 Fredrik Johansson PLOWMAN CRAVEN EVANS CYCLES 31
1 Rémy Di Gregorio QANTAS 55
2 Justin England TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT 49
3 Theo Eltink RABOBANK 43
4 Frank Schleck TEAM CSC 36
5 Alexandre Moos DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED 36
6 Thomas Lövkvist CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING 30
7 Jörg Jaksche TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS 30
8 Stefano Lucarelli BARLOWORLD - NEGACION 30
9 Tilo Schüler TEAM SPARKASSE 29
10 Simon Holt RECYCLING.CO.UK 27
PCMDAILY
27 Adam Richardson RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK + 5'36
33 Matt Booth RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK + 6'35
52 Justin Kevenaar TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS + 9'15
63 Dawid Michalski TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS + 10'19
66 Tomas Tuma TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS + 10'57
80 Josh Crompton RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK + 12'25
86 Mike Jensen CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING + 13'30
113 Simon Malone CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING + 16'56
TESSS
1 Mark Cavendish GBR Rapha Condor 49
2 Jeremy Hunt GBR Rabobank 41
3 Frank Schleck LUX CSC 32
4 Thomas Lövkvist SWE Carlsberg 32
5 Juan José Haedo ARG Toyota United 27
6 Justin England USA Toyota United 26
7 Vladimir Karpets ESP Caisse D'epargne 23
8 Bradley Wiggins GBR Caisse D'epargne 22
9 Alex Rasmussen DEN CSC 19
10 Jonathon Clarke NZL Air NewZealand 19
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Posted on 09-06-2007 23:57
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Stage 7
Position is everything for the Birmingham Downhill, and with no attacks a sprint is assured - a speed of 77kph is reached as the stage winner crosses the line. There were no crashes though.
Up front Lustrinelli held a strong position for Eurosport's young dane Bent Bkorkqvist, and Kyle Gritters had Haedo in his wheel.
Haedo came through but the high pace meant Cavendish and Goss had no hope of catching up.
A shock 2nd for Bkorkqvist, behind the Argentine.
1 Juan José Haedo TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT 17'45
2 Bent Bjørkqvist EUROSPORT.COM s.t.
3 Matt Goss CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING s.t.
4 Mark Cavendish RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK s.t.
5 Kyle Gritters TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT s.t.
6 Jeremy Hunt RABOBANK s.t.
7 Alex Rasmussen TEAM CSC s.t.
8 James Taylor PLOWMAN CRAVEN EVANS CYCLES s.t.
9 Matt Talbot RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK s.t.
10 Baden Cooke QANTAS s.t.
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Posted on 10-06-2007 00:39
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It was chaos in Stage 8 as multiple crashes meant only 107 out of the 175 riders finished in the same group. All 3 Schlecks lost a lot - Marc + Andy were forced to withdraw from injuries (Along with 3 others) while Frank lost 4 minutes and has dropped to 14th overall.
Alex Coutts led into Manchester Velodrome as the group of 4 escapees were caught.
Kolobnev + Dean Downing led into the final lap.
Confusion in the final sprint as the riders fought through the groups of riders who had crashed and fell back.
But it was clear that Cavendish won.
1 Mark Cavendish RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK 20'11
2 Robbie McEwen QANTAS s.t.
3 Juan José Haedo TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT s.t.
4 Maximiliano Richeze TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS s.t.
5 Dean Downing RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK s.t.
6 Jeremy Hunt RABOBANK s.t.
7 Mark Renshaw DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED s.t.
8 Alex Rasmussen TEAM CSC s.t.
9 Fredrik Johansson PLOWMAN CRAVEN EVANS CYCLES s.t.
10 James Van Landschoot LANDBOUWKREDIET - COLNAGO s.t.
11 Matt Goss CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING s.t.
12 Martin Pedersen CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING s.t.
13 Wes Sulzberger QANTAS s.t.
14 Martyn Maaskant EUROSPORT.COM s.t.
15 Peter Kennaugh RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK s.t.
1 Thomas Lövkvist CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING 3h00'56
2 Jörg Jaksche TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS + 34
3 Justin England TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT + 1'38
4 Rémy Di Gregorio QANTAS + 2'46
5 David Millar RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK + 2'53
6 Jens Voigt TEAM CSC + 2'59
7 Charly Wegelius RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK + 3'05
8 Theo Eltink RABOBANK + 3'06
9 Stefano Barberi TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT + 3'18
10 Robert Gesink EUROSPORT.COM + 3'29
11 Simon Holt RECYCLING.CO.UK + 3'40
12 Michael Rasmussen CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING + 3'59
13 Kai Reus RABOBANK + 4'00
14 Frank Schleck TEAM CSC + 4'27
15 Vladimir Karpets CAISSE D'EPARGNE - ILLES BALEARS + 4'39
16 David Zabriskie TEAM CSC + 4'47
17 Tyler Hamilton TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS + 5'02
18 Ryan Bonser RECYCLING.CO.UK + 5'15
19 Pablo Lastras CAISSE D'EPARGNE - ILLES BALEARS + 5'19
20 Marcel Kittel EUROSPORT.CO.UK + 5'24
21 Adam Richardson RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK + 5'36
22 Evgeni Petrov TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS + 5'55
23 William Walker RABOBANK + 6'24
24 James Millard PLOWMAN CRAVEN EVANS CYCLES + 6'30
25 Aidan Finegan EUROSPORT.CO.UK + 6'33
26 Mauro Lustrinelli EUROSPORT.COM + 6'37
27 Christopher Baldwin TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT + 7'12
28 Geraint Thomas EUROSPORT.CO.UK s.t.
29 Alexandre Moos DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED + 7'15
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Posted on 10-06-2007 00:50
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just saw the event list.
not many events in central Europe OR latin countries.
bah, it's all politics 
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Posted on 10-06-2007 01:01
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I may always add more, and FYI Poland, Austria and Slovenia are vying for the European championships.
Stage 9
With 4 hills the KoM contest was sealed for Di Gregorio - who although he didnt win any of the 4, has a comfortable lead. Karpets moves up to 3rd in that classification following 1st in 3 of the 4 sprints.
Only one man could possibly win the sprint finish.
Cavendish of course!
Sadly, 3 riders withdrew today following a crash. Tinkoff's Dawid Michalski was among them.
1 Mark Cavendish RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK 27'14
2 Maximiliano Richeze TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS s.t.
3 Robbie McEwen QANTAS s.t.
4 Jeremy Hunt RABOBANK s.t.
5 Matt Goss CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING s.t.
6 Dean Downing RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK s.t.
7 Juan José Haedo TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT s.t.
8 Fredrik Johansson PLOWMAN CRAVEN EVANS CYCLES s.t.
9 Ryan Bonser RECYCLING.CO.UK s.t.
10 Mark Renshaw DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED s.t.
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Posted on 10-06-2007 01:10
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I was kidding. hence the "politics" comment
Edited by issoisso on 10-06-2007 01:10
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Posted on 10-06-2007 01:23
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Glad you didnt notice that you crashed out 
The Final Stage
The race entered Scotland for the one and only time in this tour - So, Scot David Millar would look to win in an uphill finish.
Gesink led with 1km to go with Millar and Lustrinelli in the next positions on the road.
As the road got steeper, Millar and Wegelius caught Gesink but Lovkvist did too.
The hill rose steeply in the final metres and in a tight finish..
Tomas Lovkvist wins, to complete his overall victory.
1 Thomas Lövkvist CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING 29'56
2 David Millar RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK s.t.
3 Robert Gesink EUROSPORT.COM s.t.
4 Charly Wegelius RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK s.t.
5 Theo Eltink RABOBANK s.t.
6 Jörg Jaksche TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS s.t.
7 Justin England TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT s.t.
8 Michael Rasmussen CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING s.t.
9 Matt Talbot RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK s.t.
10 Tyler Hamilton TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS s.t.
11 Pablo Lastras CAISSE D'EPARGNE - ILLES BALEARS s.t.
12 Nicolas Portal CAISSE D'EPARGNE - ILLES BALEARS s.t.
13 Vladimir Karpets CAISSE D'EPARGNE - ILLES BALEARS s.t.
14 Mauro Lustrinelli EUROSPORT.COM s.t.
15 Rémy Di Gregorio QANTAS s.t.
16 Adam Richardson RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK s.t.
1 Thomas Lövkvist CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING 3h57'46
2 Jörg Jaksche TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS + 54
3 Justin England TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT + 1'58
4 David Millar RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK + 3'01
5 Rémy Di Gregorio QANTAS + 3'06
6 Charly Wegelius RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK + 3'25
7 Theo Eltink RABOBANK + 3'26
8 Stefano Barberi TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT + 3'38
9 Robert Gesink EUROSPORT.COM + 3'41
10 Simon Holt RECYCLING.CO.UK + 4'00
11 Michael Rasmussen CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING + 4'19
12 Kai Reus RABOBANK + 4'20
13 Frank Schleck TEAM CSC + 4'47
14 David Zabriskie TEAM CSC + 5'07
15 Tyler Hamilton TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS + 5'22
19 Adam Richardson RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK + 5'56
1 Mark Cavendish RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK 209
2 Jeremy Hunt RABOBANK 162
3 Juan José Haedo TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT 140
4 Robbie McEwen QANTAS 107
5 Maximiliano Richeze TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS 101
6 Matt Goss CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING 100
7 Alex Rasmussen TEAM CSC 92
8 Mark Renshaw DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED 76
9 Fredrik Johansson PLOWMAN CRAVEN EVANS CYCLES 72
10 Dean Downing RAPHA CONDOR - SPIUK 66
1 Rémy Di Gregorio QANTAS 81
2 Justin England TOYOTA UNITED PRO CT 53
3 Theo Eltink RABOBANK 51
4 Thomas Lövkvist CARLSBERG - CBB CYCLING 50
5 Vladimir Karpets CAISSE D'EPARGNE - ILLES BALEARS 43
6 Jörg Jaksche TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS 36
7 Frank Schleck TEAM CSC 36
8 Alexandre Moos DFL - CYCLINGNEWS - LITESPEED 36
9 Simon Holt RECYCLING.CO.UK 33
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Posted on 10-06-2007 01:26
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SportingNonsense wrote:
Glad you didnt notice that you crashed out
you don't mean me, do you?
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Posted on 10-06-2007 01:51
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Sorry got you confused with Latarnik
ESSS rankings
Rider:
1 Mark Cavendish IOM Rapha Condor 114
2 Thomas Lövkvist SWE Carlsberg 96
3 Jeremy Hunt ENG Rabobank 87
4 Juan José Haedo ARG Toyota United 77
5 Justin England USA Toyota United 77
6 Jörg Jaksche GER Tinkoff 67
7 Theo Eltink NED Rabobank 65
8 Rémy Di Gregorio FRA Qantas 64
9 David Millar SCO Rapha Condor 60
10 Robbie McEwen AUS Qantas 59
11 Frank Schleck LUX CSC 59
12 Charly Wegelius ENG Rapha Condor 57
13 Robert Gesink NED Eurosport.com 55
14 Maximiliano Richeze ARG Tinkoff 54
15 Matt Goss AUS Carlsberg 54
16 Alex Rasmussen DEN CSC 52
17 Vladimir Karpets ESP Caisse D'epargne 38
18 Dean Downing ENG Rapha Condor 37
19 Mark Renshaw AUS DFL Cyclingnews 36
20 Tyler Hamilton USA Tinkoff 35
Team:
1 Rapha Condor GBR 308
2 Carlsberg DEN 214
3 Rabobank NED 204
4 Toyota United USA 204
5 Tinkoff RUS 192
6 CSC DEN 158
7 Qantas AUS 152
8 Eurosport.com GBR 108
9 Caisse D'epargne ESP 97
10 Plowman Craven GBR 77
11 DFL Cyclingnews GBR 71
12 Recycling.co.uk GBR 62
13 Air NewZealand NZL 29
14 Eurosport.co.uk GBR 24
15 Jartazi BEL 16
16 Sparkasse GER 16
17 Landbouwkredit BEL 12
18 Barloworld GBR 7
Nation:
1 England 315
2 Australia 207
3 USA 167
4 Holland 163
5 Argentina 131
6 Denmark 129
7 Sweden 129
8 Isle of Man 117
9 Germany 110
10 France 86
11 Scotland 72
12 Luxembourg 68
13 Spain 59
14 Switzerland 33
15 Russia 32
16 New Zealand 27
17 Brazil 26
18 Czech Republic 18
19 Belgium 7
20 Ireland 7
21 Italy 7
22 Wales 4
23 Canada 3
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Posted on 10-06-2007 07:44
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oh s..t why me?? I'm very lucky heheh |
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