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| E_Hagen |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:24
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Is that velodrome larger than a regular Olympic one? |
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| alexkr00 |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:25
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CLURPR wrote:
Ladagnous could have been in with a chance of 2nd I reckon if he didn't puncture
Two Frenchies on the podium would have been awesome.
Too bad that attack pretty much killed Boom though.
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| E_Hagen |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:25
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Tom Boonen ne speaks pas bon french....
Edited by E_Hagen on 08-04-2012 15:25
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| Guido Mukk |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:25
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For me man of the day after Boonen was Mathieu Ladagnous.
Stupid puncture at the end spoiled he's dream race. |
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| ponka00 |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:25
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I believe that the Roubaix velodrome is a tad bit longer than 400m
Edited by ponka00 on 08-04-2012 15:26
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| Alakagom |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:25
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fcancellara wrote:
Turgot has 69 COB in PCMdaily2012V1 
That's what normally you get if you never rode good cobbled race  Until now.
Edited by Alakagom on 08-04-2012 15:26
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| lluuiiggii |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:26
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Alakagom wrote:
They were never going to catch Boonen. He was by far the strongest rider here, if you look outside from Boonen. Sky will have most riders in Top 20, not OPQS. Of course Boonen was in other world and untouchable. Nobody was helping them as well though. Even some OPQS fans admitted it in the cyclingnews forums too.
According to the ranking posted above by SN, OPQS has a 1st and 5th against Sky's 4th and 8th's.. and no other rider in the Top 27 
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| E_Hagen |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:26
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Alakagom wrote:
fcancellara wrote:
Turgot has 69 COB in PCMdaily2012V1
That's what normally you get if you never rode good cobbled race Until now.
PPDB is a lot better than PCMdaily. It is a lot more fun as there are so many more riders with high ratings so surprises often happen. |
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:27
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| 1. | BOONEN Tom | 11 | OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP | 5h 55' 22" | | | 2. | TURGOT Sébastien | 151 | TEAM EUROPCAR | 5h 57' 01" | + 01' 39" | | 3. | BALLAN Alessandro | 31 | BMC RACING TEAM | 5h 57' 01" | + 01' 39" | | 4. | FLECHA GIANNONI Juan Antonio | 51 | SKY PROCYCLING | 5h 57' 01" | + 01' 39" | | 5. | TERPSTRA Niki | 15 | OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP | 5h 57' 01" | + 01' 39" | | 6. | BOOM Lars | 22 | RABOBANK CYCLING TEAM | 5h 57' 05" | + 01' 43" | | 7. | TOSATTO Matteo | 121 | TEAM SAXO BANK | 5h 58' 53" | + 03' 31" | | 8. | HAYMAN Mathew | 54 | SKY PROCYCLING | 5h 58' 53" | + 03' 31" | | 9. | VAN SUMMEREN Johan | 1 | GARMIN - BARRACUDA | 5h 58' 53" | + 03' 31" | | 10. | WYNANTS Maarten | 28 | RABOBANK CYCLING TEAM | 5h 58' 53" | + 03' 31" | | 11. | PAOLINI Luca | 91 | KATUSHA TEAM | 5h 58' 53" | + 03' 31" | | 12. | LADAGNOUS Matthieu | 117 | FDJ-BIGMAT | 5h 58' 53" | + 03' 31" | | 13. | RAST Gregory | 61 | RADIOSHACK-NISSAN | 5h 59' 45" | + 04' 23" | | 14. | HUSHOVD Thor | 34 | BMC RACING TEAM | 5h 59' 45" | + 04' 23" | | 15. | PHINNEY Taylor | 35 | BMC RACING TEAM | 5h 59' 59" | + 04' 37" | | 16. | CHAINEL Steve | 114 | FDJ-BIGMAT | 5h 59' 59" | + 04' 37" | | 17. | HULSMANS Kevin | 48 | FARNESE-SELLE ITALIA | 5h 59' 59" | + 04' 37" | | 18. | SARAMOTINS Aleksejs | 227 | COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE | 5h 59' 59" | + 04' 37" | | 19. | CASPER Jimmy | 162 | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 5h 59' 59" | + 04' 37" | | 20. | MARCATO Marco | 105 | VACANSOLEIL-DCM | 5h 59' 59" | + 04' 37" | | 21. | ENGOULVENT Jimmy | 201 | SAUR-SOJASUN | 5h 59' 59" | + 04' 37" | | 22. | KONOVALOVAS Ignatas | 196 | MOVISTAR TEAM | 5h 59' 59" | + 04' 37" | | 23. | GUARNIERI Jacopo | 185 | ASTANA PRO TEAM | 5h 59' 59" | + 04' 37" | | 24. | VANDENBERGH Stijn | 18 | OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP | 5h 59' 59" | + 04' 37" | | 25. | GAUDIN Damien | 154 | TEAM EUROPCAR | 6h 00' 20" | + 04' 58" | | 26. | ROULSTON Hayden | 67 | RADIOSHACK-NISSAN | 6h 00' 20" | + 04' 58" | | 27. | CHAVANEL Sylvain | 12 | OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP | 6h 00' 20" | + 04' 58" | | 28. | PETIT Adrien | 226 | COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE | 6h 01' 44" | + 06' 22" | | 29. | FARRAR Tyler | 3 | GARMIN - BARRACUDA | 6h 01' 44" | + 06' 22" | | 30. | PAIANI Jean Lou | 206 | SAUR-SOJASUN | 6h 01' 44" | + 06' 22" | | 31. | LARSSON Gustav | 104 | VACANSOLEIL-DCM | 6h 01' 47" | + 06' 25" | | 32. | HAUSSLER Heinrich | 4 | GARMIN - BARRACUDA | 6h 01' 47" | + 06' 25" | | 33. | TJALLINGII Maarten | 21 | RABOBANK CYCLING TEAM | 6h 01' 49" | + 06' 27" | | 34. | DELAGE Mickaël | 115 | FDJ-BIGMAT | 6h 03' 08" | + 07' 46" | | 35. | KLOSTERGAARD-LARSEN Kasper | 124 | TEAM SAXO BANK | 6h 03' 08" | + 07' 46" | | 36. | BURGHARDT Marcus | 32 | BMC RACING TEAM | 6h 03' 08" | + 07' 46" | | 37. | SCHÄR Michael | 37 | BMC RACING TEAM | 6h 03' 08" | + 07' 46" | | 38. | HADDOU Saïd | 156 | TEAM EUROPCAR | 6h 03' 08" | + 07' 46" | | 39. | MINARD Sébastien | 168 | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 6h 03' 08" | + 07' 46" | | 40. | AMADOR Andrey | 191 | MOVISTAR TEAM | 6h 03' 08" | + 07' 46" | | 41. | HUTAROVICH Yauheni | 116 | FDJ-BIGMAT | 6h 03' 08" | + 07' 46" | | 42. | HAGEN Edvald Boasson | 53 | SKY PROCYCLING | 6h 03' 08" | + 07' 46" | | 43. | HINCAPIE George | 33 | BMC RACING TEAM | 6h 03' 08" | + 07' 46" | | 44. | LE BON Johan | 236 | BRETAGNE - SCHULLER | 6h 03' 10" | + 07' 48" | | 45. | MONDORY Lloyd | 161 | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 6h 03' 12" | + 07' 50" | | 46. | LEEZER Thomas | 23 | RABOBANK CYCLING TEAM | 6h 03' 12" | + 07' 50" | | 47. | VEILLEUX David | 158 | TEAM EUROPCAR | 6h 04' 31" | + 09' 09" | | 48. | BOZIC Borut | 183 | ASTANA PRO TEAM | 6h 04' 33" | + 09' 11" | | 49. | LINDEMAN Bert Jan | 110 | VACANSOLEIL-DCM | 6h 04' 59" | + 09' 37" | | 50. | ERVITI Imanol | 192 | MOVISTAR TEAM | 6h 04' 59" | + 09' 37" | | 51. | STANNARD Ian | 57 | SKY PROCYCLING | 6h 04' 59" | + 09' 37" | | 52. | VEUCHELEN Frederik | 107 | VACANSOLEIL-DCM | 6h 04' 59" | + 09' 37" | | 53. | O’GRADY Stuart | 71 | GREENEDGE CYCLING TEAM | 6h 04' 59" | + 09' 37" | | 54. | ROLLIN Dominique | 118 | FDJ-BIGMAT | 6h 04' 59" | + 09' 37" | | 55. | TANKINK Bram | 24 | RABOBANK CYCLING TEAM | 6h 04' 59" | + 09' 37" |
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| kumazan |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:27
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issoisso wrote:
Phinney 15th on debut. Most impressive debut since.....Boonen
Degenkolb last year was also very good.
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| doddy13 |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:27
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Sky screwed up quite simply. They should have dominated the chase, the way they did is, quite simply sucked. Using one guy until he died, and then kept him going after he died, as opposed to taking it in even turns.
It was dumb.
There's no point slapping a schleck - Sean Kelly on "Who needs a slap"
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| Guido Mukk |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:28
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Alakagom wrote:
fcancellara wrote:
Turgot has 69 COB in PCMdaily2012V1
That's what normally you get if you never rode good cobbled race Until now.
You will get realy bad stats..if you run changing them after every race. Believe me that is mistake what people are making years..after years |
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| Pellizotti2 |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:28
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EBH must've pushed on in the red zone for way too long. Didn't expect him to lose that much in the end.
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| Aquarius |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:30
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E_Hagen wrote:
Is that velodrome larger than a regular Olympic one?
Must be something like 400 or 500 m long. An Olympic one is usually 150 m long, it can be 333,33 m long too. There are many velodromes whose lengths are intermediates though.
E_Hagen wrote:
Tom Boonen ne speaks pas bon french....
Well, he's Flemish, how good are you at speaking your 3rd best language ? |
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| Alakagom |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:31
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EBH has totally failed. Most disappointing result in a while. Let him focus on sprints/time trials and forget classics.
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| doddy13 |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:31
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Aquarius wrote:
E_Hagen wrote:
Is that velodrome larger than a regular Olympic one?
Must be something like 400 or 500 m long. An Olympic one is usually 150 m long, it can be 333,33 m long too. There are many velodromes whose lengths are intermediates though.
An Olympic velodrome is 250m
Edited by doddy13 on 08-04-2012 15:32
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| Guido Mukk |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:32
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Alakagom wrote:
EBH has totally failed. Most disappointing result in a while. Let him focus on sprints/time trials and forget classics.
hell no. He can be good and you know it. |
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:32
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Aquarius wrote:
E_Hagen wrote:
Is that velodrome larger than a regular Olympic one?
Must be something like 400 or 500 m long. An Olympic one is usually 150 m long, it can be 333,33 m long too. There are many velodromes whose lengths are intermediates though.
250m is the standard length nowadays for Velodromes used in the top Track cycling events
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| ponka00 |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:33
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Alakagom wrote:
EBH has totally failed. Most disappointing result in a while. Let him focus on sprints/time trials and forget classics.
Wait, what? You are not serious now are you? He is still very young and perhaps the only thing he lacks is the stamina to be among the very best. Give him a couple of years and he will be there,
Edited by ponka00 on 08-04-2012 15:34
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| Guido Mukk |
Posted on 08-04-2012 15:34
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Great Roubaix once again.. |
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