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La Pomme Marseille - Bye for now!
FreitasPCM
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Posted on 18-11-2012 10:06
Evaldas was unlucky on he third stage, but Serebryakov is showing absolute domination. He should get plenty of wins for you next year. Smile
 
whitejersey
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Posted on 18-11-2012 14:08
Pelli are you sure you linked me the right Db, because it seems not to have any changes?Frown
 
Pellizotti2
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Posted on 18-11-2012 14:14
Ian Butler wrote:
Race 2 was an excellent day!
Though it makes you wonder, maybe he would've won if he hadn't lost energy on the intermediate attack! But then again, you had to take your chances Smile

I doubt that. Koretzky was the one who took the intermediate sprints after all, not Evaldas. Pfft

FreitasPCM wrote:
Evaldas was unlucky on he third stage, but Serebryakov is showing absolute domination. He should get plenty of wins for you next year. Smile

I'm hoping so too!

whitejersey wrote:
Pelli are you sure you linked me the right Db, because it seems not to have any changes?Frown

Just doublechecked - it's the right one. Are you sure that you've selected it?
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whitejersey
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Posted on 18-11-2012 14:17
I think it was, gonna check again.....
 
Pellizotti2
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Posted on 18-11-2012 15:47
2.1: Tour du Poitou Charentes - stage 4

The TT's opening hours include a lot of average times. The serious race eventually kicks off when Adriano Malori smashes the clock with a strong ride.

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Malori - 30'24

Malori only gets to enjoy the provisional lead for a short while however, as he gets surpassed by Laszlo Bodrogi just a few minutes after his arrival.

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Bodrogi - 30'05

An in-shape David Veilleux then squeezes in between Bodrogi and Malori. Very impressive performance from the recent Limousin stage winner.

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Veilleux - 30'17

After a shorter period of weaker times, things start to look better and better for Bodrogi. Not even pre-race favourite; Jonathan Castroviejo, can match up - missing out by as much as nine seconds.

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Castroviejo - 30'14

It soon turns out that only one man has the capacity to wrestle down Bodrogi today.

And guess what? It's Paillot! After spending several races as a brilliant domestique, he finally gets an own chance - and certainly delivers! A complete annihilation as well - overwhelming Bodrogi by as much as 15 seconds!

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Paillot - 29'50

Only the sprinters at the top of the GC left then. Evaldas performs admirably, considering the fact that TTs are far from his speciality. Staying within a minute over twenty kilometers is an excellent ride!

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Siskevicius - 30'48

Koretzky on the other hand... Third overall at the start of the day. Rather far ahead of basically everyone on the GC.

Unfortunately, not even the time handicap can save him out on the parcours. His TT stat of 60 turns this into a nightmare, costing almost two minutes at the finish. Free fall in the GC standings after this, obviously.

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Koretzky - 31'36

Serebryakov also suffers, as expected. After a long and painful day, the clock stops at + 1'28. No more yellow for him, but still well placed in the GC thanks his position ahead of the stage.

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Serebryakov - 31'18

So, it's stage win and race lead for Paillot!

1Yoann PaillotLa Pomme Marseille29'50
2Laszló BodrogiTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 15
3Jonathan CastroviejoMovistar Team+ 24
4David VeilleuxTeam Europcar+ 27
5Adriano MaloriLampre - ISD+ 34

Spoiler
6Alexandre GeniezTeam Argos - Shimano+ 38
7Erick RowsellEndura Racing+ 44
8Matthieu BouloRoubaix Lille Métropole+ 45
9Matteo MontagutiAG2R La Mondiale+ 48
10Martijn KeizerVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 50
11Imanol ErvitiMovistar Team+ 55
12Jimmy EngoulventSaur - Sojasuns.t.
13Alexandre PichotTeam Europcar+ 57
14Vincent BaestaensLandbouwkrediet - Euphony+ 58
15Ben DayUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
16Evaldas SiskeviciusLa Pomme Marseilles.t.
17Damien GaudinTeam Europcar+ 1'00
18Sandy CasarFDJ - BigMat+ 1'01
19Kevin RezaTeam Europcar+ 1'02
20Kristof GoddaertAG2R La Mondiales.t.
21Andrey AmadorMovistar Team+ 1'03
22Kenny ElissondeFDJ - BigMat+ 1'06
23Boris ShpilevskiAG2R La Mondiale+ 1'07
24Jonathan BreyneLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
25Rory SutherlandUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 1'08
26Romain BaconAuber 93 - BigMats.t.
27Boy Van PoppelUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 1'09
28Diego UlissiLampre - ISD+ 1'10
29Jack AndersonEndura Racings.t.
30Anders NewburyChipotle - First Solar Develop Team+ 1'11
31Alexander KvachukLampre - ISD+ 1'13
32Adam LeibovitzChipotle - First Solar Develop Team+ 1'15
33Andrei KrasilnikauChipotle - First Solar Develop Teams.t.
34Albert TimmerTeam Argos - Shimano+ 1'16
35Alexandre BlainEndura Racings.t.
36Mathieu SprickTeam Argos - Shimano+ 1'17
37Christophe LaborieSaur - Sojasuns.t.
38Geoffroy LequatreBretagne - Schuller+ 1'18
39Bert-Jan LindemanVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 1'19
40Jonathan MouldAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
41Arnoud Van GroenAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
42Johnny HoogerlandVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
43Yannick TalabardonSaur - Sojasuns.t.
44Damien MonierCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 1'20
45Tomasz MarczynskiVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
46Dirk BellemakersLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
47Koen De KortTeam Argos - Shimanos.t.
48Jesús HerradaMovistar Team+ 1'21
49Jacek MorajkoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 1'23
50Thomas DegandAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda's+ 1'24
51Robbie SquireChipotle - First Solar Develop Teams.t.
52Sébastien MinardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
53Vladimir KarpetsMovistar Teams.t.
54Javier IriarteMovistar Teams.t.
55Mark ChristianAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
56Andrea PasqualonColnago - CSF Inox+ 1'25
57José HerradaMovistar Team+ 1'26
58Iker CamañoEndura Racings.t.
59Jonathan HivertSaur - Sojasuns.t.
60Ronan RacaultAuber 93 - BigMats.t.
61Andzs FlaksisChipotle - First Solar Develop Team+ 1'27
62Christophe KernTeam Europcars.t.
63Guillaume MalleVeranda Rideau - Super Us.t.
64Thierry HupondTeam Argos - Shimano+ 1'28
65Ian BibbyEndura Racings.t.
66Staf ScheirlinckxAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
67Arthur VichotFDJ - BigMats.t.
68Alexander SerebryakovTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
69Daniel SummerhillChipotle - First Solar Develop Team+ 1'29
70Romain MatheouVeranda Rideau - Super Us.t.
71Toms SkujinsLa Pomme Marseilles.t.
72Filippo FortinTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
73Benoit JarrierVeranda Rideau - Super U+ 1'30
74Gaël MalacarneBretagne - Schullers.t.
75Yannick MartinezLa Pomme Marseilles.t.
76Rudy MolardCofidis, le crédit en lignes.t.
77Eliot LietaerTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercator+ 1'32
78Julien SimonSaur - Sojasuns.t.
79Arnaud Van den AbeeleBofrost - Steria+ 1'33
80Jay ThomsonUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
81Jelle WallaysTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
82Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
83William BonnetFDJ - BigMat+ 1'34
84Thomas DamuseauTeam Argos - Shimanos.t.
85Robert BushChipotle - First Solar Develop Teams.t.
86Romain LemarchandAG2R La Mondiales.t.
87Thomas BonninTeam Argos - Shimano+ 1'35
88Pablo LastrasMovistar Teams.t.
89Mathieu PergetAG2R La Mondiales.t.
90Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 1'36
91Francesco Van CoppernolleBofrost - Sterias.t.
92Rémy CusinTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
93Sander ArmeeTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercator+ 1'37
94Niels WytinckAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 1'38
95Steven CaethovenAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
96Leonardo DuqueCofidis, le crédit en lignes.t.
97Mikaël ChérelAG2R La Mondiales.t.
98Kenneth VanbilsenAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
99Arnaud CourteilleFDJ - BigMats.t.
100Loïc DesriacRoubaix Lille Métropoles.t.
101Julien El FaresTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
102Nico EeckhoutAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
103Kenny De KeteleTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
104Ian WilkinsonEndura Racing+ 1'39
105Pim LigthartVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
106Romain ZingleCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 1'40
107Manuele MoriLampre - ISDs.t.
108Ramon SinkeldamTeam Argos - Shimano+ 1'41
109Tom Van AsbroeckTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
110Arnaud MolmyVeranda Rideau - Super U+ 1'42
111Denis FlahautRoubaix Lille Métropoles.t.
112Arthur Van OverbergheTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
113Stijn NeirynckTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
114Jempy DruckerAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
115Steven TronetAuber 93 - BigMats.t.
116Eric BerthouBretagne - Schuller+ 1'43
117Scott LawAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 1'44
118Nicola BoemColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
119Ricardo GarcíaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
120Grégory HabeauxAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
121Steve SchetsBofrost - Steria+ 1'45
122Romain HardyBretagne - Schullers.t.
123Joe EldridgeTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
124Andrea Di CorradoColnago - CSF Inox+ 1'46
125Clément KoretzkyLa Pomme Marseilles.t.
126Juan José OrozEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 1'47
127Rémy Di GregorioCofidis, le crédit en lignes.t.
128Sam BennettAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 1'48
129Boris ZimineRoubaix Lille Métropoles.t.
130Pablo UrtasunEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 1'49
131Jorge AzanzaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
132Mirko SelvaggiVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 1'50
133Fabrice JeandesbozSaur - Sojasuns.t.
134Justin JulesVeranda Rideau - Super Us.t.
135Mikel AstarlozaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 1'51
136Anthony GeslinFDJ - BigMats.t.
137Frédéric AmorisonLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
138Adrien PetitCofidis, le crédit en lignes.t.
139Martijn VerschoorTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
140Mathieu DelaroziereLa Pomme Marseille+ 1'52
141Fabien SchmidtRoubaix Lille Métropoles.t.
142Jonathan ThiréAuber 93 - BigMats.t.
143Benjamin VerraesBofrost - Sterias.t.
144Guillaume FauconAuber 93 - BigMat+ 1'53
145Stefan CohnenLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
146Grega BoleLampre - ISDs.t.
147Matthieu HalleguenBretagne - Schullers.t.
148Pierre CazauxEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
149James VanlandschootAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda's+ 1'54
150Kevin Van HoovelsBofrost - Sterias.t.
151Jarl SalomeinTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
152Egidijus JuodvalkisLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
153Arnaud GérardFDJ - BigMats.t.
154Kevin PeetersLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
155Joeri StallaertLandbouwkrediet - Euphony+ 1'55
156Alessandro SpezialettiLampre - ISD+ 1'56
157Bert Van LerbergheBofrost - Steria+ 1'59
158Fabien BacquetAuber 93 - BigMats.t.
159Omar LombardiColnago - CSF Inox+ 2'00
160Yoann BagotCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 2'01
161Anthony RouxFDJ - BigMats.t.
162René MandriEndura Racing+ 2'04
163Julien BérardAG2R La Mondiale+ 2'05
164Jake KeoughUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
165Stijn EnnekensAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 2'06
166Karel NovotnýLa Pomme Marseille+ 2'07
167Mathieu DrujonAuber 93 - BigMats.t.
168Simon ChartierRoubaix Lille Métropoles.t.
169Aldo Ino IlesicTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
170Rony MartiasSaur - Sojasuns.t.
171Freddy BichotVeranda Rideau - Super U+ 2'08
172Davide ViganòLampre - ISDs.t.
173Adrián Sáez de ArregiEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 2'09
174Marco CanolaColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
175Tristan ValentinCofidis, le crédit en ligne+ 2'11
176Mathieu ClaudeTeam Europcars.t.
177Timothy DupontBofrost - Sterias.t.
178Dean WindsorEndura Racing+ 2'12
179Nicolas RousseauAuber 93 - BigMat+ 2'13
180Karl MenziesUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
181Davide CimolaiLampre - ISDs.t.
182Angelo TulikTeam Europcar+ 2'15
183Armindo FonsecaBretagne - Schuller+ 2'16
184Emiel WastynBofrost - Steria+ 2'17
185Cristian Delle StelleColnago - CSF Inox+ 2'18
186Wim De VochtAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda's+ 2'19
187Sébastien ChavanelTeam Europcars.t.
188Paolo LocatelliColnago - CSF Inox+ 2'22
189Guillaume BlotBretagne - Schuller+ 2'24
190Sonny ColbrelliColnago - CSF Inox+ 2'25
191Stéphane PoulhièsSaur - Sojasun+ 2'27
192Renaud DionBretagne - Schuller+ 2'32
193Bradley WhiteUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 3'08
194Robert FörsterUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 3'12



2.1: Tour du Poitou Charentes - stage 5

A day of happiness and glory remaining for us! Paillot enters the day with a good buffer over everyone else in the GC. As long as he doesn't lose contact with the main field - this race is his!

It's always fun to try something unexpected, though! When reaching the day's very steep final ascent - Koretzky attacks!

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Koretzky puts in a dig in the steepest part.

At the same time as he flies away, the early breakaway gets caught. This stalls the chase for a few seconds - allowing Koretzky to build up a lead of over a minute in the matter of just a kilometer!

Complete chaoes erupts afterwards, and no serious hunt is formed. Therefore Koretzky just continues to extend his lead - winning the stage all by himself after a short but intensive effort. Now, to start the clock...

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Koretzky profits from the non-existent chase!

Serebryakov confirms his dominance yet again by taking the sprint for second in front of Van Poppel. Evaldas rolls over the line in fifth, with Paillot following just behind him.

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Sere cleans up the sprint once again.

But hang on! They're 1'26 behind Koretzky - which means that he takes the overall as well! Paillot loses out in his first ever GC victory, by a mere 20 seconds!

1Clément KoretzkyLa Pomme Marseille4h19'27
2Alexander SerebryakovTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 1'26
3Boy Van PoppelUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
4Kristof GoddaertAG2R La Mondiales.t.
5Evaldas SiskeviciusLa Pomme Marseilles.t.


Talk about twist! Koretzky's late escape nets him the overall victory, and us a double win! A ton of points raked in, with Evaldas also scoring a few by finishing 12th overall. Another amazing race, results-wise!

1Clément KoretzkyLa Pomme Marseille15h25'55
2Yoann PaillotLa Pomme Marseille+ 20
3Laszló BodrogiTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 35
4Alexander SerebryakovTeam Type 1 - Sanofi+ 36
5Jonathan CastroviejoMovistar Team+ 44
6David VeilleuxTeam Europcar+ 47
7Adriano MaloriLampre - ISD+ 54
8Alexandre GeniezTeam Argos - Shimano+ 58
9Boy Van PoppelUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 1'01
10Erick RowsellEndura Racing+ 1'04
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Miguel98
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Posted on 18-11-2012 15:55
Too good of a player. Wink
 
roturn
Top  #407 Print Post
Posted on 18-11-2012 15:58
Huge last stages. Cyanide definitely need to add a new difficulty. Wink
 
Miguel98
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Posted on 18-11-2012 16:03
roturn wrote:
Huge last stages. Cyanide definitely need to add a new difficulty. Wink


What's higher than extreme?
 
Pellizotti2
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Posted on 18-11-2012 16:07
roturn wrote:
Huge last stages. Cyanide definitely need to add a new difficulty. Wink

I'm still on hard, so there is already a higher difficulty. Pfft

I may change to extreme for the new season. We'll see.
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sutty68
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Posted on 18-11-2012 16:09
Stages 4 and 5 were Great for the La Pomme squad :lol:

But the Overall is what counts and what a GC in the end with first and second, Well Done indeed Smile
 
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Posted on 18-11-2012 21:49
1.2: Ronde van Midden-Nederland

Next up is this low-class one day race in the Netherlands. The terrain is as flat as it gets, so it'll most likely be a race for the sprinters.

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I suppose you know the routine by now. Flat race means that it's full backup for Evaldas. Thanks to the form built up in Poitou-Charentes, we have the materiel to form a really strong train for him. Giraud and Vaubourzeix are here to improve the form for later.

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Van Rensburg probably wants win number 17, so he'll be a tough nut to crack. Others to watch out for are Yoeri Havik and Andreas Stauff. Says a bit about the startlist's "strength".


Things start to get a little messy near the front of the field as the day's long breakaway is caught in the race finale. Therefore we organize things with a strong train. It's Novotny at the front, followed by Martinez, Paillot, Skujins and Evaldas.

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A long, white line of La Pomme riders.

The other lead sprinters choose to move in behind us as the finish comes closer and closer. The train meanwhile gets shorter and shorter. Martinez hands over the work to Paillot just outside the three kilometer mark, leaving him with the leadout task.

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Paillot leads it out with three ks remaining.

Skujins soon realizes that he doesn't have his best legs. A quick decision is made, and just as Paillot launches the sprint, Skujins lets go of the wheel!

A gap immediately opens up, so we just move aside - looking at the other sprinters to close it down. None of them seems to bother though, as they all just start looking around at each other.

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Paillot shoots clear!

The cat and mouse game continue for several hundred meters. They eventually all go for it at the same time, when realizing that Paillot has extended his gap to almost twenty seconds with a kilometer left!

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A few hundred meters in front at the kilometer mark!

The sprinters close in on him very rapidly inside the final k, but they run out of road - and Paillot wins the race, just in front of a frustrated Van Rensburg! The sneaky maneuver worked perfectly!

As mentioned, it's Van Rensburg who takes the sprint for second. In the battle for third, Evaldas just misses out. Roy Jans pips him by less than half a wheel at the line. Still, a fourth place isn't bad at all!

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Paillot wins ahead of the storming sprinters!

1Yoann PaillotLa Pomme Marseille4h42'28
2Reinardt Janse Van RensburgMTN - Qhubekas.t.
3Roy JansAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
4Evaldas SiskeviciusLa Pomme Marseilles.t.
5Marco MinnaardRabobank Continental Teams.t.
6Ariel Maximiliano RichezeTeam Nippos.t.
7Vyacheslav KuznetsovItera - Katushas.t.
8Dylan GroenewegenCyclingteam De Rijke - Shankss.t.
9Marco FrapportiTeam Ideas.t.
10Giorgio BrambillaLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
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FreitasPCM
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Posted on 18-11-2012 22:38
Storming wins lately! Grin Paillot grabbing the win he missed in Poitou. Pfft
 
fcancellara
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Posted on 18-11-2012 22:47
Been catching up lately, that was a great Tour du Poitou Charentes and Midden-Nederland!

Considering you're playing on extreme, this is insane racing, and perfect season planning! Banana
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sutty68
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Posted on 18-11-2012 23:12
Paillot is now the in form rider of the Team Smile
 
Pellizotti2
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Posted on 19-11-2012 06:22
FreitasPCM wrote:
Storming wins lately! Grin Paillot grabbing the win he missed in Poitou. Pfft

Indeed, it was a nice revenge!

fcancellara wrote:
Been catching up lately, that was a great Tour du Poitou Charentes and Midden-Nederland!

Considering you're playing on extreme, this is insane racing, and perfect season planning! Banana

As I said earlier on this very page: I'm on hard, not on extreme. Wink

It's always easy to achieve nice results in the last months of the season, as most of the AI riders have already raced too much - causing them to lose form. I do realize that we're quite dominant at the moment though, so it's very possible that I'll up the difficulty to extreme for 2013.

sutty68 wrote:
Paillot is now the in form rider of the Team Smile

Yeah, for sure.
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Ian Butler
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Posted on 19-11-2012 08:15
Damn! The team is really, really riding well, getting results beyond imagination Shock
Excellent job with them, keep it up!
 
whitejersey
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Posted on 19-11-2012 08:26
You definelty need to raise to Extreme, because resuslts are extreme Wink
 
andy222c
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Posted on 20-11-2012 14:01
Great victory for Paillot, absolutely fantastic. The team really have had some nice results lately Smile
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Pellizotti2
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Posted on 21-11-2012 21:31
Thanks, guys!


1.2: Zagreb - Ljubljana

As final race in the month of August, another smaller classic. South-eastern Europe and Slovenia welcomes us to this tough, hilly race. A few shorter hills along the route, before a tough 4 km climb up to the finish line.

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Koretzky will obviously go as undisputed leader. Skujins, Paillot and Evaldas will provide high-quality help for him. We'll try everything to really get the best possible result out of the race, as the next race is almost two weeks away - and who knows where the form will be by then?

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The freakishly versatile Reinardt Janse van Rensburg is, as in basically all the Continental Tour races this year, one of the biggest favourites. Also aside from him, the list is strong. The hard finale will suit Mr. Clean, Stefan Schumacher, and super talent Ian Boswell nicely as well.


Only the preview for now, as I'm too tired to write the report at the moment. Will be up at some point tomorrow. Wink
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FreitasPCM
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Posted on 21-11-2012 22:48
Time for Koretzky to shine! Cool
 
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