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Antonio Andolini | Il Lombardia
Ian Butler
Top  #421 Print Post
Posted on 27-06-2017 11:29
Selwink - Challenge accepted Smile

Tamijo - Yes!

sutty68 - Well, yes. But the road race takes priority I think :lol:

FonsDeSpons - Moscon was definitely needed for that win! Maybe he could've done it without, but not in that style, it'd have been risky to go to the final climb with Wellens there. (crazy ACC and HILL stat)

rogvi97 - Thank you!

AbhishekLFC - Hmmm. Pfft

VoetsT - Thanks a lot! You just came in at the climax Pfft

Ripley - They sure are. This has certainly been THE breakthrough season. Even if he won San Remo in his debut year and a Tour stage last year.


Love the support! Had a headache yesterday so no computer for me. Hope to have a report this evening, but I can't be sure.

Last week of school (I'm a teacher now, though, not as a student) so it's very, very busy with parent-teacher meetings, writing reports, cleaning the classroom etc etc, so this week I'll do what I can. On the other hand, as of Saturday I have 2 months holiday Grin Grin
 
Ian Butler
Top  #422 Print Post
Posted on 27-06-2017 16:33
Can someone help me? I want to change the date of Tre Valli Varisene. How do you do that with the PCM Fast Editor?
I want to do it starting next season, so the race is the day before Agostoni, like it's supposed to, a three-day three classics race. with Varese, Agostoni and Bernochi
 
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Selwink
Top  #423 Print Post
Posted on 27-06-2017 16:34
STA_Stage, and I recommend changing it between Oct.25 and Jan.1 so that the computed date does not give issues
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krisa
Top  #424 Print Post
Posted on 27-06-2017 16:50
GP pantaloni :lol:
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Ian Butler
Top  #425 Print Post
Posted on 27-06-2017 17:05
Selwink wrote:
STA_Stage, and I recommend changing it between Oct.25 and Jan.1 so that the computed date does not give issues


Thanks!

krisa wrote:
GP pantaloni :lol:


Believe me, I've been there Grin Cool
 
Ian Butler
Top  #426 Print Post
Posted on 27-06-2017 17:05
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A Rainbow in Varese

Welcome, sports fans. We're still basking in Italy's glory of Antonio Andolini winning the World Championships cycling, riding for the strongest Italian team we've had in a while. But the racing continues and this is the last season where the third race of the Trittico Lombardia is raced the day after the Worlds. From next year onward, it'll turn into a real Trittico with three races in consecutive days. We've already heard Andolini say he felt sorry to miss the race twice already due to the World Championships in the USA and in Doha.

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But to everyone's big surprise, there he was. On the first row of the start line, albeit looking somewhat tired, fresh World Champion Antonio Andolini. He's coming home!

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His victory dates from not even 24 hours ago, yet here he is, in his one and only home race. He said this before the start this morning:

Antonio Andolini: I really wanted to be here today. This is my home town and I've just achieved the biggest thing in my career. Varese deserves it to see its very own World Champion first. And what is better than the very next day?
How long I slept tonight? [laughs] Ask me again after I've gone to sleep.


The World Champion obviously traveled the distance in the early morning. Today was never meant to be competitively for him, but as a sign of loyalty to his biggest fans. The race practically passes his home and his fan club.

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The race itself had a happy ending for Cattelan Italia with Bongiorno coming from a lost position in the final 50 meters to take the win ahead of Simon Clarke. A perfect day for Cattelan!

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But that wouldn't matter much to this man. He's already won here in the Giro and he's conquered the World yesterday. Varese would be his haven of peace for today.
He finished 57th but ask him and he'll say it's been one of the best races of his life!

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Tre Valli Varesine :: Result
1Francesco Manuel BongiornoCattelan Italia4h53'11
2Simon ClarkeTeam Skys.t.
3Enrico BattaglinBardiani CSF+ 11
4Jakob FuglsangOrica-GreenEDGE+ 37
5George BennettOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
6Esteban ChávesOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
7Rein TaaramaeCattelan Italias.t.
8Giampaolo CarusoAstana Pro Teams.t.
9Julian ArredondoTeam Skys.t.
10Damiano CarusoAstana Pro Teams.t.
Spoiler
11Sebastián HenaoTeam Skys.t.
12Manuele BoaroOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
13Ivano SchicchiTeam Skys.t.
14Fabio FellineTrek Factory Racings.t.
15Rafael VallsTeam Katushas.t.
16Sidio ConcariNIPPO - Vini Fantinis.t.
17Jay McCarthyBardiani CSFs.t.
18Floris De TierBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
19Dries Van GestelBMC Racing Teams.t.
20Sergey ChernetckiiTeam Katushas.t.
21Davide MalacarneAstana Pro Teams.t.
22Sam OomenOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
23Gianluca BrambillaBMC Racing Teams.t.
24Luca ChiricoTeam Cannondale - Garmins.t.
25Cyril GautierBMC Racing Teams.t.
26Winner Andrew AnaconaBardiani CSFs.t.
27Boris DronTrek Factory Racings.t.
28Alex KirschBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
29Ian BoswellBMC Racing Teams.t.
30Philip DeignanIAM Cyclings.t.
31Marco TizzaAstana Pro Teams.t.
32Tobias LudvigssonTeam Katushas.t.
33Vasil KiryienkaTeam Skys.t.
34Ryder HesjedalTeam Cannondale - Garmins.t.
35Tsgabu GrmayIAM Cyclings.t.
36Anthony RouxCattelan Italias.t.
37Stefano NardelliTeam Cannondale - Garmins.t.
38Stefan VengustCattelan Italias.t.
39Marcel WyssBMC Racing Teams.t.
40Matthew BuscheBMC Racing Teams.t.
41Kenny ElissondeBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
42Youcef ReguiguiIAM Cyclings.t.
43Michael SchärOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
44Patrick KonradBora - Argon 18s.t.
45Stefano PirazziTrek Factory Racings.t.
46Gianfranco ZilioliBora - Argon 18s.t.
47Pieter JacobsTrek Factory Racing+ 1'46
48Tiago MachadoBora - Argon 18s.t.
49Andrea ManfrediLampre-Meridas.t.
50Stefan DeniflBora - Argon 18s.t.
51Frederik BackaertBardiani CSFs.t.
52Taylor PhinneyBMC Racing Teams.t.
53Fabio DuarteColombias.t.
54Matej MohoricColombias.t.
55Pierangelo PercichSoutheasts.t.
56Kristijan DurasekAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
57Antonio AndoliniCattelan Italia+ 2'19
58Brayan RamirezBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
59Uri MartinsTeam Unieuro Wilier Trevigianis.t.
60David DecauxBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
61Lucas EuserIAM Cyclings.t.
62Lanfranco FerocinoTeam Idea 2010 ASDs.t.
63Massimo GuidoAstana Pro Team+ 2'42
64Darwin AtapumaIAM Cyclings.t.
65Carlos GalvizAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
66Robinson ChalapudBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
67Taylor EisenhartTeam Cannondale - Garmins.t.
68Jordan KerbyOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
69Lee PreciousTeam Skys.t.
70Johannes FröhlingerBora - Argon 18s.t.
71Ignatas KonovalovasBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
72Richard ZanetteAstana Pro Teams.t.
73Shakhin SirkhaevLampre-Meridas.t.
74Ryan AndersonSoutheasts.t.
75Pavel JaraBardiani CSFs.t.
76Andrea PasqualonLampre-Meridas.t.
77Daniel MartinezColombias.t.
78Rodolfo FagnoniTeam Katushas.t.
79Dario CataldoCattelan Italias.t.
80Mattia CattaneoTeam Skys.t.
81Fabio TaborreTeam Cannondale - Garmins.t.
82Joey RosskopfTeam Cannondale - Garmins.t.
83Sebastian van SteedenOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
84Carlos QuinteroColombias.t.
85Maurizio ColonneseSoutheasts.t.
86Christopher PuttTrek Factory Racings.t.
87Ivan SantaromitaAstana Pro Teams.t.
88Sergey FirsanovTeam Katushas.t.
89Alexander KampSoutheasts.t.
90Shiki KuroedaNIPPO - Vini Fantinis.t.
91Danilo IllarioBardiani CSFs.t.
92Dmitry KozontchukTeam Katushas.t.
93Francesco RedaBardiani CSFs.t.
94Donato De IesoLampre-Meridas.t.
95Cesare BenedettiD’Amico - Bottecchias.t.
96Iurgi Martín GómezAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
97Kanstantsin SiutsouTeam Skys.t.
98Vinnie BraetAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
99Oliver ZauggTrek Factory Racings.t.
100Ruben ZepunkteBora - Argon 18s.t.
101Luca AgliottoneTeam Cannondale - Garmins.t.
102Javier MorenoTeam Katushas.t.
103Alessandro PettitiSoutheasts.t.
104Vladimir GusevTeam Katushas.t.
105Brendan CantyD’Amico - Bottecchias.t.
106Vincent De BoeckTrek Factory Racings.t.
107Zuka VermeulenTeam Unieuro Wilier Trevigianis.t.
108Hans-Peter BallonIAM Cyclings.t.
109Marco BandieraAstana Pro Teams.t.
110Davide ViganoSoutheasts.t.
111Yann GuyotBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
112Juan Pablo ValenciaColombia+ 4'10
113Fernando GaviriaIAM Cyclings.t.
114Quincy VensTrek Factory Racings.t.
115Fabio ChinelloLampre-Meridas.t.
116Álex NovellaBardiani CSF+ 5'17
117Matteo SpreaficoColombias.t.
118Adriano BrogiNIPPO - Vini Fantini+ 5'46
119Konstantin KlimiankouTeam Idea 2010 ASDs.t.
120Manuele MoriAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
121Andrea ZordanNIPPO - Vini Fantinis.t.
122Luka PibernikNIPPO - Vini Fantinis.t.
123Pierpaolo De NegriSoutheasts.t.
124Adriano MaloriCattelan Italias.t.
125Bruno MaltarCattelan Italias.t.
126Hynek MackoBora - Argon 18+ 7'25
127Seiichi MaedaNIPPO - Vini Fantini+ 7'59
128Anselmo MelilloTeam Unieuro Wilier Trevigianis.t.
129Kevin Van HoovelsAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
130Christoph PfingstenAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
131Maximilian SchachmannNIPPO - Vini Fantinis.t.
132Colin BuzaliTeam Unieuro Wilier Trevigiani+ 8'40
133Andrea PaliniTeam Unieuro Wilier Trevigianis.t.
134Guillaume LevarletColombias.t.
135Rayane BouhanniColombia+ 9'00
136Fabio SabatiniBora - Argon 18s.t.
137Andrea PiazzalungaTeam Cannondale - Garmin+ 9'25
138Charly PetelinD’Amico - Bottecchias.t.
139David López GarcíaTeam Idea 2010 ASDs.t.
140Ennio GaraffoniTeam Idea 2010 ASDs.t.
141Francesco ChicchiBMC Racing Team+ 9'40
142Paolo CiavattaTeam Idea 2010 ASD+ 11'15
143Radoslav RoginaSoutheasts.t.
144Edvin WilsonTeam Idea 2010 ASD+ 11'33
145Elia GloorIAM Cycling+ 12'25
146Davide VillellaLampre-Meridas.t.
147Marcello PosioLampre-Meridas.t.
148Alessandro MarianiD’Amico - Bottecchia+ 13'50
149Jussi VeikkanenAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
150Ranieri PedrocchiD’Amico - Bottecchias.t.
151Siro BorrutoTeam Unieuro Wilier Trevigiani+ 14'13
152Andrea Dal ColNIPPO - Vini Fantini+ 15'15
153Mattia FrapportiTeam Unieuro Wilier Trevigianis.t.
154Francesco BaldiD’Amico - Bottecchias.t.


After the race, Andolini took a quick stop at the fanclub headquarters for a small meet-and-greet with the fans, and then turned home for a very deserved, good night's sleep. We'll see him and his beautiful jersey again in Il Lombardia.
 
krisa
Top  #427 Print Post
Posted on 27-06-2017 17:09
Ian Butler wrote:
krisa wrote:
GP pantaloni :lol:


Believe me, I've been there Grin Cool
Haha! BTW in the post with vuelta results you somewhere mention a pink jersey. Didn't know Vuelta was that cool Shock Congrats with the title though
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Tamijo
Top  #428 Print Post
Posted on 28-06-2017 08:59
Cattelan Italia took another vic. in Varese and the crowd got a glimpse of the world champ, to some known just as “The Varesini”
My Stage Creations:
https://www.pcmdaily.com/forum/viewth...d_id=66162
 
Ollfardh
Top  #429 Print Post
Posted on 28-06-2017 09:20
Yay, world champion!
Changed my sig, this was getting absurd.
 
Ian Butler
Top  #430 Print Post
Posted on 28-06-2017 11:32
krisa - thanks, corrected Smile

tamijo - Cool

ollfardh - thanks!
 
VoetsT
Top  #431 Print Post
Posted on 28-06-2017 11:43
His present at this race was already a victory for the fans Wink
 
Ian Butler
Top  #432 Print Post
Posted on 28-06-2017 12:20
VoetsT wrote:
His present at this race was already a victory for the fans Wink


Exactly! Still a few races left where he can fight for the win Smile
 
Ian Butler
Top  #433 Print Post
Posted on 28-06-2017 12:20
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THE BATTLE OF LOMBARDY

This is your captain speaking. Today we are aboard the Golden Eagle and we'll fly over a recent war zone in Lombardy. We've already got many reports on the situation there, so let's go straight into the action!

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Above we see the war zone. This is where the soldiers have fought and most bravely died. In the end, it appeared there was only one man left standing.

The lakes in Lombardy are beautiful, but the ruthless war will end that for good. A rainbow is an omen of doom today.

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When a group of kamikaze soldiers tried to break their ranks, there was panic among the troops. Among these were Colonel Adam Yates, Private Rohan Dennis and General Fabio Aru.

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However, it was a premature strike, and the troops of Movistar restored order to the front line.

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In wide fields, some 20 km from the city where decisive battle would be won, a lone soldier shot his way through the enemy lines! It was General Ando himself, fighting for Italia!

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The General kept his troops motivated and successfully diverted the enemy troops.

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The long distance, the rough terrain, nothing, it seemed, slowed General Ando down. With a one track mind, he headed purposfully towards his goal. Total annihilation of the enemy.

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The casualties were growing, under the continued fire of General Ando. The troops of Movistar and Team Sky were thinning out and growing desperate. Not trusting each other, there was no one left to bring General Ando back to the battlefield.

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And so General Ando prevailed. The war was won by a brave General.

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There was someone screaming "HANDS UP". General Ando acted as if he would give himself up, only to take out the enemy with one swift move. No one beats the Rainbow General!

He had time to lay a trap for the lone survivors left in the field. They all came in, unaware of their fate, unaware of the traps that would lead them to certain doom.

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Some of these unsuspecting victims were Private Uran, General Aru, First Lieutenant Arredondo and Colonel Yates.


Il Lombardia - Result
1Antonio AndoliniCattelan Italia6h52'41
2Rigoberto UranMovistar Team+ 3'04
3Fabio AruAstana Pro Teams.t.
4Julian ArredondoTeam Skys.t.
5Adam YatesTeam Skys.t.
6Daniel MartinEtixx - Quick-step+ 3'50
7Ben SwiftTeam Skys.t.
8Julian AlaphilippeTeam Katushas.t.
9Davide FormoloBora - Argon 18s.t.
10Tim WellensLotto Soudals.t.
Spoiler
11Sergio Luis HenaoMovistar Teams.t.
12Andrey AmadorCattelan Italias.t.
13Michael MatthewsLotto Soudals.t.
14Simon YatesBMC Racing Teams.t.
15Moreno MoserEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
16Richie PorteTeam Skys.t.
17Dylan TeunsBMC Racing Teams.t.
18Sébastien ReichenbachTeam Katushas.t.
19Rein TaaramaeCattelan Italias.t.
20Gianluca BrambillaBMC Racing Teams.t.
21Mikel LandaAstana Pro Teams.t.
22Vincenzo NibaliAstana Pro Teams.t.
23Richard ZanetteAstana Pro Teams.t.
24Rafal MajkaTinkoff-Saxos.t.
25Manuel SenniTinkoff-Saxos.t.
26Warren BarguilAg2r La Mondiales.t.
27Leão PalaciosTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
28Tiesj BenootEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
29Carlos Alberto BetancurMTN-Qhubekas.t.
30Leopold KönigTeam Skys.t.
31Michal KwiatkowskiTeam Skys.t.
32Björn ThurauTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
33Faig AzimovMTN-Qhubekas.t.
34Alejandro ValverdeMovistar Teams.t.
35Esteban ChávesOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
36Philippe GilbertLotto Soudals.t.
37Gianfranco ZilioliBora - Argon 18s.t.
38Francesco Manuel BongiornoCattelan Italias.t.
39Luca AgliottoneTeam Cannondale - Garmins.t.
40Romain SicardEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
41Rafael VallsTeam Katushas.t.
42Louis VervaekeLotto Soudals.t.
43Pierre-Roger LatourAg2r La Mondiales.t.
44Edoardo ZardiniAg2r La Mondiales.t.
45Aurélien Paret-PeintreAg2r La Mondiales.t.
46Tony MartinEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
47Lawson CraddockTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
48Luca ChiricoTeam Cannondale - Garmins.t.
49Rohan DennisBMC Racing Teams.t.
50Jakob FuglsangOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
51Tony GallopinLotto Soudals.t.
52Tanel KangertAstana Pro Teams.t.
53Robert GesinkMTN-Qhubekas.t.
54Yury TrofimovTinkoff-Saxos.t.
55Laurens De PlusLotto Soudals.t.
56Riccardo ZoidlTrek Factory Racings.t.
57Daniel NavarroMovistar Teams.t.
58Diego UlissiMovistar Teams.t.
59Mikel NieveMovistar Teams.t.
60Jonathan CastroviejoTinkoff-Saxos.t.
61Jan BakelantsTrek Factory Racings.t.
62Pierre RollandAstana Pro Teams.t.
63Enrico BattaglinBardiani CSFs.t.
64Dario CataldoCattelan Italias.t.
65Charly TheodoreMovistar Teams.t.
66Dominik NerzTeam Katushas.t.
67Bart De ClercqLotto Soudals.t.
68Stefano NardelliTeam Cannondale - Garmins.t.
69Patrick KonradBora - Argon 18s.t.
70Tom Jelte SlagterTeam Cannondale - Garmins.t.
71Massimo GuidoAstana Pro Teams.t.
72Eros CapecchiAstana Pro Teams.t.
73George BennettOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
74Emanuel BuchmannTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
75Andrea ManfrediLampre-Meridas.t.
76Giele VandonckTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
77Bob JungelsTrek Factory Racings.t.
78Darwin AtapumaIAM Cyclings.t.
79Simon GerransTeam Cannondale - Garmins.t.
80Stefan DeniflBora - Argon 18s.t.
81Joaquim RodriguezTeam Katushas.t.
82Wouter BenavidesEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
83Boris DronTrek Factory Racings.t.
84Romain HardyFDJs.t.
85Peter KennaughTeam Skys.t.
86Eduardo SepulvedaIAM Cyclings.t.
87Pieter SerryTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
88Clément ChevrierAg2r La Mondiales.t.
89Jesus Del PinoTinkoff-Saxos.t.
90Beñat IntxaustiCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
91Chris Anker SørensenTinkoff-Saxos.t.
92Yoann BagotAg2r La Mondiale+ 8'29
93Stefano PirazziTrek Factory Racings.t.
94Sondre Holst EngerMTN-Qhubekas.t.
95Samuel SánchezMovistar Teams.t.
96Winner Andrew AnaconaBardiani CSFs.t.
97Tiago MachadoBora - Argon 18s.t.
98Valerio ContiLampre-Meridas.t.
99Philip DeignanIAM Cyclings.t.
100Joe DombrowskiBMC Racing Team+ 9'21
101Taoufik GhezalCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
102Francis De GreefLotto Soudals.t.
103Ivano SchicchiTeam Sky+ 9'50
104Jan HirtBora - Argon 18s.t.
105Carlos GalvizAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
106Adriano MaloriCattelan Italias.t.
107Matteo BusatoAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 11'44
108Silvio HerklotzTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
109Enrico BarbinLampre-Meridas.t.
110Jesper HansenIAM Cyclings.t.
111Luke DurbridgeFDJs.t.
112Per Ole SlatlemVérandas Willemss.t.
113Dmitry KozontchukTeam Katushas.t.
114Andrea FediTeam Katushas.t.
115Michael SchärOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
116Nuno BicoFDJs.t.
117Amaël MoinardAg2r La Mondiales.t.
118Bert-Jan LindemanTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
119Matvey MamykinTinkoff-Saxos.t.
120Dennis KnightTrek Factory Racings.t.
121Maurizio ColonneseSoutheasts.t.
122Cayetano Jose SarmientoTinkoff-Saxos.t.
123Marcel WyssBMC Racing Team+ 12'23
124Francesco RedaBardiani CSF+ 13'51
125Mauro FinettoAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 14'59
126Giacomo BerlatoBardiani CSFs.t.
127Taylor PhinneyBMC Racing Teams.t.
128Egoitz GarciaCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
129Charlie ArimontVérandas Willemss.t.
130Marco ZamparellaBardiani CSFs.t.
131Lorenzo RotaBardiani CSFs.t.
132Taylor EisenhartTeam Cannondale - Garmins.t.
133Ryan AndersonSoutheasts.t.
134Lennard KämnaMTN-Qhubekas.t.
135Chad HagaIAM Cyclings.t.
136Jack WilsonEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
137Michael ValgrenOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
138Hynek MackoBora - Argon 18s.t.
139Axel DomontFDJs.t.
140Javier MorenoTeam Katushas.t.
141Kevin Van HoovelsAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
142Jelle WallaysBMC Racing Teams.t.
143Donato De IesoLampre-Meridas.t.
144Reto HollensteinTrek Factory Racings.t.
145Elia GloorIAM Cyclings.t.
146Michael OlssonCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
147Gaizko RamónAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
148José MendesMTN-Qhubekas.t.
149Oliver ZauggTrek Factory Racings.t.
150Primoz RoglicVérandas Willemss.t.
151David DvorskyVérandas Willemss.t.
152Ricardo PerrodVérandas Willemss.t.
153Álex NovellaBardiani CSF+ 16'11
154Sebastian van SteedenOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
155Johannes FröhlingerBora - Argon 18+ 16'36
156Martijn KeizerTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
157Pierangelo PercichSoutheast+ 17'22
158Willy CroweVérandas Willems+ 18'07
159Niels VandyckVérandas Willems+ 19'03
160Lukas SpenglerIAM Cycling+ 21'32
161Alexander KampSoutheasts.t.
162Thery SchirIAM Cyclings.t.
163Danilo IllarioBardiani CSFs.t.
164Fabio ChinelloLampre-Meridas.t.
165Matteo PelucchiMTN-Qhubekas.t.
166Michel KrederTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
167Juan Jacob ParriCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
168Ronan Van ZandbeekTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
169Flavien DassonvilleFDJs.t.
170Albert TimmerFDJs.t.
171Jordan KerbyOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
172Marcello PosioLampre-Meridas.t.
173Dario HernandezCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
174Alessandro PettitiSoutheasts.t.
175John-Lee AugustynMTN-Qhubekas.t.
176Luis Angel MateCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
177Radoslav RoginaSoutheasts.t.
178Stef ClementOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
179Camilo CastiblancoVérandas Willemss.t.
180Alexander GradTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
181Joey RosskopfTeam Cannondale - Garmins.t.
182Ricardo MestreCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
183Roman KreuzigerEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
184Matteo BonoCattelan Italias.t.
185Andrea PiazzalungaTeam Cannondale - Garmins.t.
186Anthony GeslinFDJ+ 26'38
187Christophe LaborieFDJs.t.
188Nicola Dal SantoAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
189Mike TeunissenTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
190Jussi VeikkanenAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
191Bruno MaltarCattelan Italias.t.
192Florent BonnelAg2r La Mondiale+ 29'39
193Andrea PasqualonLampre-Merida+ 30'46
194Marco FrapportiAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
195Silver MeetSoutheasts.t.
196Linus GerdemannTeam Giant-Alpecin+ 34'12
197Jochem HoekstraTeam LottoNL - Jumbo+ 35'16
198Timo RoosenTeam LottoNL - Jumbo+ 35'56
199Carlos Martín GómezSoutheast+ 42'09


Captain Bike Racer, broadcasting from the Golden Eagle, over and out.
 
Ian Butler
Top  #434 Print Post
Posted on 28-06-2017 12:28
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Hey

Wow, just Wow. These past few days have been unreal. For the first time I've found some time to get back to the blog. You have been among my most loyal fans since the beginning, so I can't turn my back on you.

I have to keep it short, because the season isn't over yet. Tomorrow I'm heading towards France for Paris - Tours, where I finished 2nd last year. It was that or some late Italian classics, but this jersey deserves to be shown in one of the greatest races on the calender. Yes, Paris - Tours is a historic race and I love its soul.

World Championships
Anyway, as you may or may not have seen, I actually won the World Championships! It was an incredible experience. Moscon piloted me perfectly towards the final climb, where I had Alaphilippe to keep at bay. On the top of the hill, I managed to ride away and come in solo. Talk about pushing your career through the roof! I'm having an amazing season and I wish it'd never end.

Tre Valli
And so I was ready to go to Lombardia. I already raced, or rather rode, Tre Valli. I wasn't really competitive there, but it was nice just to make the race and show this new jersey to my neighbours. It was an amazing experience but, man oh man, I was tired.

Il Lombardia
And so Il Lombardia was next. The profile was rather mountainous. I had a feeling it would be too heavy for me. The climbs itself were a pain in the legs, but to my own surprise I was still with the leading group when we had crossed the biggest climbs.

I knew I was no match for the real climbers up those final bumps, and so I had to resort to a different plan. I tried a long range attack. Coppi-style! The peloton hesitated, I didn't.
And it paid off.

A fantastic result, timed perfectly to make this season even more magical!

Now only Paris - Tours is left, and then I can start getting ready for next season. I solemnly vow to make this jersey be seen as much as possible. I don't believe in curses, only in making your own luck.

I'll see you next time!

Ciao
Antonio
 
sutty68
Top  #435 Print Post
Posted on 28-06-2017 12:50
An absolutely Great solo win for Antonio Grin
 
Selwink
Top  #436 Print Post
Posted on 28-06-2017 12:52
What an Andolini show! Seems like the mountaineous character of the race did not hurt too much, and the curse of the rainbow seems to not have been placed (yet? Pfft)
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Masterblaster01
Top  #437 Print Post
Posted on 28-06-2017 14:40
Wow! What a champion!
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VoetsT
Top  #438 Print Post
Posted on 28-06-2017 17:03
Fan-tas-tic Grin
Funny way to report a race.
 
Tamijo
Top  #439 Print Post
Posted on 28-06-2017 19:20
Fun battlefield report, such a true mater on many different race profiles.
My Stage Creations:
https://www.pcmdaily.com/forum/viewth...d_id=66162
 
Ian Butler
Top  #440 Print Post
Posted on 29-06-2017 16:34
sutty68 - Yes Grin

Selwink - Not yet or never indeed Pfft yeah I expected the mountains to really hurt him, but the peloton didn't quite react properly when he went. Maybe because he wasn't listed as a favorite with his MO Smile

Masterblaster01 - I love WC - Lombardia combo Wink

VoetsT - Thanks a lot, appreciate it Smile

Tamijo - He sure loves to mate :lol: thanks, changed it up for once. And, yes, he can handle so many terrains well, it makes it interesting to race with him all year round. Every time the finish isn't a top a mountain we can say: he has a chance!
 
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