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PCM 08 Caisse d'Epargne - On a holiday! Till next week
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| Il Gladiatore |
Posted on 30-06-2008 15:17
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Paris-Nice: Preview
The route:
The Stages:
Stage 1: Amilly - Amilly 7.6km ITT
Stage 2: Amilly - Nevers 186km
Stage 3: Nevers - Belleville 201km
Stage 4: Fleurie - St. Etienne 170km
Stage 5: Montelimar - Mont Serein aux Ventoux 177km
Stage 6: Athen-des-Paluds - Sisteron 172km
Stage 7: Sisteron - Cannes
Stage 8: Nice - Nice 132km |
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| Il Gladiatore |
Posted on 30-06-2008 16:14
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Paris-Nice Stage 1: Amilly-Amilly ITT
We're going for a win with Gutierrez. Valverde has to stay in front. I hope Valverde finishes within 20 seconds.
Valverde has a bad day, and also a bad time. +14 seconds from Rosseler.
Gutierrez sets the best time! Valverde is now at +23, lets hope it stays this way.
And it Does! Gutierrez wins, Valverde at 23 seconds, LL Sanchez Gil at 24 seconds and Rodriguez at 31 seconds.
Stage:
1. J. Gutiérrez
2. S. Schumacher +9
3. S. Rosseler +9
4. T. Lövkvist +13
5. J. Coppel +15
6. S. Lang +17
7. S. Chavanel +17
8. D. Monier +17
9. T. Fothen +18
10. A. Valverde +23
GC:
1. J. Gutiérrez
2. S. Schumacher +9
3. S. Rosseler +9
4. T. Lövkvist +13
5. J. Coppel +15
6. S. Lang +17
7. S. Chavanel +17
8. D. Monier +17
9. T. Fothen +18
10. A. Valverde +23
Managers vision:
Great! Paris-Nice is our first objective and we are doing well so far!
Edited by Il Gladiatore on 30-06-2008 16:17
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Posted on 30-06-2008 16:19
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Nice win with Gutierrez
Words to live by
"What would Lance do?"
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| Il Gladiatore |
Posted on 30-06-2008 17:16
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Paris-Nice stage 2: Amilly-Nevers
The first of 2 flat stages. This will probably lead out to a mass sprint. Valverde will try to win some bonifications.
The start in Amilly.
8 riders try to break away. 8 minutes is their maximum lead.
15km before the finish Müller and Flens try to break away.
But when the pack got them back Rojas positioned Valverde. Nazon starts the sprint from 2km!
And Nazon gets stage 2! Valverde finishes second and gets some bonifications.
Stage:
1. J. Nazon
2. A. Valverde
3. J. Casper
4. D. Bennati
5. E. Zabel
6. M. Cavendish
7. W. Bonnet
8. E. Poitschke
9. F. Baldato
10. N. Roche
GC:
1. J. Gutierrez
2. S. Schumacher +9
3. S. Rosseler +9
4. T. Lövkvist +13
5. J. Coppel +15
6. S. Chavanel +17
7. D. Monier +17
8. S. Lang +17
9. M. Fothen +18
10. A. Valverde +19
Points:
1. A. Valverde 33pt
2. J. Gutierrez 25pt
3. J. Nazon 25pt
Mountain Points:
1. M. Ladagnous 4pt
2. M. Müller 2pt
3. R. Flens 1pt
Youth:
1. T. Lövkvist
2. J. Coppel +2
3. D. Monier +4
Ploeg:
1. Gerolsteiner
2. Caisse d'Epargne +3
3. Cofidis +14 |
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| Il Gladiatore |
Posted on 01-07-2008 08:17
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Paris-Nice stage 3: Nevers-Belleville
A 'flat' stage, but the final hill could provide an attack from one of the favourites.
When we reach the climbs, rodriguez attacks.
He wins the second mountain sprint, and also the third.
But just before the 4th the favourites attack! Valverde Counters.
And Valverde reaches the finish line alone! He wins 31 seconds and bonifications.
Stage:
1. A. Valverde
2. G. van Avermaet +31
3. A. Geslin +31
4. J. Gutierrez +31
5. J. Nazon +31
6. P. Rolland +31
7. G. Steegmans +31
8. S. Ivanov +31
9. L. Mondory +31
10. M. Ljungqvist +31
GC:
1. A. Valverde
2. J. Gutierrez +18
3. S. Rosseler +27
4. S. Schumacher +27
5. T. Lövkvist +31
6. J. Coppel +33
7. S. Chavanel +35
8. M. Fothen +36
9. K. de Weert +42
10. Y. Trofimov +45
Mountain Points:
1. J. Rodriguez Olivier 8pt
2. D. de la Fuente 8pt
3. C. Dessel 7pt
Points:
1. A. Valverde 58
2. J. Gutierrez 43
3. J. Nazon 41
Youth:
1. T. Lövkvist
2. J. Coppel +2
3. K. de Weert +11
Ploeg:
1. Caisse d'Epargne
2. Gerolsteiner +28
3. Cofidis +42
Managers vision:
Great! Another stage, Valverde has to keep doing this!
Edited by Il Gladiatore on 01-07-2008 08:19
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| Il Gladiatore |
Posted on 01-07-2008 16:42
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Paris-Nice stage 4: Fleurie-St. Etienne
A 'warming up' for tommorow. This stage shouldn't be that hard for Valverde.
The peloton at the start of the climb, the Col de la Croix de Chaubouret.
Valverde counters Dekkers attack.
And he is simply too strong! Dekker can't keep up. But he relaxes, he'll need his energy tommorow.
Valverde is the first at the top.
The big group heading downhill.
Sanchez attacks in the last few kilometers! He isn't freatning for Valverde, he is at 4 and a half minutes in the GC.
And Sanchez takes the stage!
Stage:
1. Luis León Sánchez
2. Thomas Dekker +32
3. Jens Voigt s.t
4. Fränk Schleck s.t
5. Bobby Julich s.t
6. Bradley McGee s.t
7. Thomas Lövkvist s.t
8. Laurent Lefèvre s.t
9. Juanjo Cobo s.t
10. Sylvain Chavanel s.t
GC:
1. Alejandro Valverde
2. José Iván Gutiérrez +18
3. Stefan Schumacherf +27
4. Thomas Lövkvist +31
5. Jérôme Coppel +33
6. Sylvain Chavanel +35
7. Markus Fothen +36
8. Yuri Trofimov +45
9. Bauke Mollema +47
10. Florent Brard +50
Mountain Points:
1. J. Rodriguez Olivier 12pt
2. Gorazd Stangelj 11pt
3. A. Valverde 10pt
Points:
1. Alejandro Valverde 66pt
2. José Iván Gutiérrez 43pt
3. Jean-Patrick Nazon 41pt
Youth:
1. T. Lovkvist
2. J. Coppel +2
3. Y. Trofimov +14
Team:
1. Caisse d'Eparnge
2. Gerolsteiner +1:00
3. Cofidis +1:14 |
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| Il Gladiatore |
Posted on 01-07-2008 17:18
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Paris-Nice stage 5: Montélimar-Le Mont Serain aux Ventoux
D-Day in Paris-Nice, Valverde must stay in front today. |
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| Il Gladiatore |
Posted on 01-07-2008 21:16
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Problem!
I probably did something wrong, and so the game simulated the Stage to the mont Ventoux!!:cry: Second problem, Valverde (Condition 94??) lost a huge amount of time and is now number 11 in the GC. :x But our goal was to win a stage and we did that so, i've got 3 options:
-1. Continue an try to get a little bit higher in the GC.
-2. Sim Paris-Nice and focus on the Tirreno-Adriatico.
-3. Sim both and go to the classiques.
I'll make a Poll, please vote so i can continue tomorrow. |
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| Il Gladiatore |
Posted on 02-07-2008 14:31
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Paris-Nice stage 5: Montélimar-Le mont Serein(sim)
Stage:
1. T. Dekker
2. C. Moreau +46
3. F. Pellezotti +1:19
4. L. Leipheimer s.t
5. F. Schleck +1:35
6. J. Gadret +1:55
7. J. Cobo +2:09
8. M. Aerts +2:22
9. Y. Le Boulanger +2:40
10. T. Lovkvist +3:00 |
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| Il Gladiatore |
Posted on 02-07-2008 17:24
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b]Paris-Nice stage 6: Altens-Des-Paluds - Sisteron[/b]
Valverde's first stage to win time back!
Valverde Breaks away!
Valverde sprints! Wil he win some time?
Galdos wins the stage.
And Valverde wins 25 seconds + Bonifications
Stage:
1. Aitor Galdos
2. Alejandro Valverde +1:20
3. Daniele Bennati +1:45
4. Greg Van Avermaet
5. Anthony Geslin
6. Juan José Haedo
7. Jimmy Casper
8. Janek Tombak
9. Geoffroy Lequatre
10. Allan Davis
GC:
1. Thomas Dekker
2. Christophe Moreau + 1'16
3. Franco Pellizotti + 1'32
4. Levi Leipheimer + 1'45
5. John Gadret + 1'58
6. Fränk Schleck + 2'03
7. Juanjo Cobo + 2'26
8. Alejandro Valverde + 2'33
9. Thomas Lövkvist + 2'42
10. Yoann Le Boulanger + 2'44
Points:
1. Alejandro Valverde 90
2. Thomas Dekker 52
3. Daniele Bennati 47
Mountain Points:
1. Gorazd Stangelj 19
2. Franco Pellizotti 19
3. Aitor Galdos 17 |
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| beagle |
Posted on 02-07-2008 17:30
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seanmartens wrote:
Problem!
I probably did something wrong, and so the game simulated the Stage to the mont Ventoux!!:cry: Second problem, Valverde (Condition 94??) lost a huge amount of time and is now number 11 in the GC. :x But our goal was to win a stage and we did that so, i've got 3 options:
-1. Continue an try to get a little bit higher in the GC.
-2. Sim Paris-Nice and focus on the Tirreno-Adriatico.
-3. Sim both and go to the classiques.
I'll make a Poll, please vote so i can continue tomorrow.
my opinion: you should start a new carrer on HARD, pls add this choice for me |
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| Il Gladiatore |
Posted on 02-07-2008 17:43
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I though so too, but when i started it was so incredibly boring, i didn't have any fun. I did this career again and i won the stage with Valverde, fun was back. But i'll switch to Hard just before the giro, because when my riders are in top form, it's way to easy. and i wanna have a realistic giro.
Sorry, i wont start a new career, only when te cyclocross db is out. and i'll do track cycling in the winter(of the career). |
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| Il Gladiatore |
Posted on 02-07-2008 18:43
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Paris-Nice stage 7: Sisteron-Cannes
Another attacking day for Valverde. Let's hope he'll win some time.
In the final of the race, it's Dekker who counters Valverdes attack.
Dekker and Valverde together follow leader Schumacher.
Schumacher get's the stage, Valverde 3th and he wins some time!
Stage:
1. Stefan Schumacher
2. Thomas Dekker + 37
3. Alejandro Valverde s.t.
4. Franco Pellizotti + 1'07
5. John Gadret s.t.
6. Thomas Lövkvist s.t.
7. Sylvain Chavanel s.t.
8. Fränk Schleck s.t.
9. Christophe Moreau s.t.
10. Yuri Trofimov s.t.
GC:
1. Thomas Dekker
2. Christophe Moreau + 1'50
3. Franco Pellizotti + 2'06
4. John Gadret + 2'32
5. Alejandro Valverde + 2'35
6. Fränk Schleck + 2'37
7. Stefan Schumacher + 2'52
8. Thomas Lövkvist + 3'16
9. Levi Leipheimer + 3'24
10. Sylvain Chavanel + 3'42
Points:
1. Alejandro Valverde 110
2. Thomas Dekker 74
3. Thomas Lövkvist 58
Mountain Points:
1. Paolo Bettini 37
2. Fränk Schleck 30
3. Thomas Dekker 22
Edited by Il Gladiatore on 03-07-2008 09:20
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