The Columbia sprint train
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Posted on 06-12-2008 00:10
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untal wrote:
If Boom didn't lose time in that stage he would have been 1st
of course, with those 2 minutes lost there he would have now 1'30" advanatge
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alexkr00 |
Posted on 06-12-2008 00:12
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Dessel wrote:
I didn't know that you hacked the game and made the new diffuculty level "easielst"?
so...shall I understand that you want that too?
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Posted on 06-12-2008 00:18
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shhhh, whisper! I want the guys here to think I play on hard!!
Really nice victories, but why did Gerdemann have that high form now? |
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Posted on 06-12-2008 08:33
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I played a lot of races with him and in the training program he should have a nice form now even the highest will be in TDF
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Posted on 06-12-2008 18:20
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Tour of Georgia Stage 5
Nothing important before the hard climb of the day, where after 7km Boom, Martin and Pinotti lost the contact with the main group
Gerdemann, Siutsou + 16 other riders are now in front of the race
Vandevelde, Siutsou and Colom attack. Toni looks behind and no one else is coming
Gerdemann is waiting for Julich's move
Julich is too lazy today to attack so Gerdemann couldn't waiting anymore makes the big move
Meanwhile Colom and Vandeveld have left behind Siutsou
Colom sprints away from Vandevelde in the last km
And he wins
A good performance for our East guy
Gerdemann is fourth, loosing the yellow jersey after making the bad decision to wait for Julich and not to go with Colom and Vandevelde when he had the oportunity
Stage
1.Antonio Colom [Astana]
2.Christian Vandevelde [Garmin Chipotle] 18"
3.Kanstanstin Siutsou [Team Columbia] 50"
Overall
1.Antonio Colom [Astana]
2.Linus Gerdemann [Team Columbia] 23"
3.Christian Vandevelde [Garmin Chipotle] 28"
Points
1.Lars Boom [Team Columbia] 51pts
2.Linus Gerdemann [Team Columbia] 48
3.Bradley Wiggins [Team Columbia] 43
Mountain
1.Lars Boom [Team Columbia] 108pts
2.Ivan Stevic [Toyota] 46
3.Sebastian Schwager [Gerolsteiner] 42
Young
1.Linus Gerdemann [Team Columbia]
2.Kanstantin Siutsou [Team Columbia] 3'05"
3.Kai Reus [Rabobank] 3'40"
Teams
1.Team Columbia [USA]
2.Garmin Chipotle [USA] 1'11"
3.Rabobank [NED] 8'00" |
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Posted on 06-12-2008 18:39
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its really anoying when you cant win because you didnt risk at the right time...
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alexkr00 |
Posted on 06-12-2008 18:56
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I thought they will be caught but then when I saw it's serious it was too late
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Posted on 06-12-2008 19:01
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thats the hardest part to judge in the mountains
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alexkr00 |
Posted on 06-12-2008 19:14
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yeah and today was an climb in steps so harder to decide
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Posted on 06-12-2008 19:25
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May Calendar
The month of May will be dominate by the first GT of the year, the Giro d'Italia which starts on 10th. Except Giro, Tour de Romandie and Volta a Catalunya which are in the PT calendar we will just go in Spain for Subida al Naranco and in Belgium for this country's tour to practice our sprint
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Halvor |
Posted on 06-12-2008 19:27
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Who will go to the Giro? Good with some CT races too |
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alexkr00 |
Posted on 06-12-2008 19:29
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for now the list is:
Leader: Siutsou
Sprint: Wiggins, Boom, Greipel, Cavendish
Italians: Pinotti, Possoni
I'm still thinking for the 2 places left
One of them almost sure will be Martin
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Posted on 06-12-2008 20:21
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Liege-Bastogne-Liege
Of course we had a breakaway, but nothing important
After the many hills of the course only 8 riders could maintain themselves is front:Alejandro Valverde, Stefan Schumacher, Davide Rebellin, Thomas Dekker, Jens Voigt, Karsten Kroon, Kim Kirchen and Paolo Bettini
Just 10km to go and Bettini, Voigt and Schumacher aren't there anymore
Kroon managed to take Dekker's wheel when Thomas attacked
Kroon is hardly seen by Dekker wich is in the seconde position now
Kroon wins in Liege
The big loosers of the day: Rebellin, Valverde and Kirchen
Again a poor performance by Kim Kirchen in Ardennes
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Posted on 06-12-2008 20:43
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You can hardly call 4th in Liege "poor", but it's too bad you didn't win Good luck in the giro |
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Posted on 06-12-2008 20:43
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not poor, 4th is good enough |
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alexkr00 |
Posted on 06-12-2008 21:12
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I said poor cause I was hoping for a victory in one of the Ardennes Classics
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Posted on 06-12-2008 21:30
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Tour of Georgia Stage 6
Only Bak could get away from the pack today
Behind Bak, who was still leading Gerdemann makes an interesting move
In the group after Bak are 2 important riders: Gerdemann and Colom (f*ck)
Bak wins the stage
Gerdemann and Colom finish in the same time and Colom will probably win the tour
Stage
1.Lars Bak [CSC Saxo Bank]
2.Antonio Colom [Astana] 57"
3.Linus Gerdemann [Team Columbia] s.t
Overall
1.Antonio Colom [Astana]
2.Linus Gerdemann [Team Columbia] 27"
3.Christian Vandevelde [Garmin Chipotle] 1'37"
Points
1.Linus Gerdemann [Team Columbia] 64pts
2.Antonio Colom [Astana] 61
3.Lars Boom [Team Columbia] 59
Mountain
1.Lars Boom [Team Columbia] 108pts
2.Ivan Stevic [Toyota] 46
3.Sebastian Schwager [Gerolsteiner] 42
Young
1.Linus Gerdemann [Team Columbia]
2.Kanstantsin Siutsou [Team Columbia] 4'10"
3.Kai Reus [Rabobank] 4'45"
Teams
1.Team Columbia [USA]
2.Garmin Chipotle [USA] 2'08"
3.CSC Saxo Bank [DEN] 8'00" |
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Posted on 06-12-2008 21:45
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Tour of Georgia Final Stage
Wiggins is in the breakaway......again!!!
With 15km to the line the breakaway was 5minutes in front of the pack, so Flens and Wiggins attacked and made a huge gap between them and the others escapes
Just 4km and Flens doesn't want to work anymore so Bradley attacks and tries to make the bigest gap he can
And he does it. Bradley wins the second stage in this tour
Stage: Bradley Wiggins [Team Columbia]
Points: Bradley Wiggins [Team Columbia] 68pts
Mountain: Lars Boom [Team Columbia] 108pts
Young: Linus Gerdemann [Team Columbia]
Teams: Team Columbia [USA]
And the final TOP 10:
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Posted on 06-12-2008 23:52
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Nice work in ToG!
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Posted on 07-12-2008 08:09
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Well done unlucky about the GC |
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