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La Pomme Marseille - Bye for now!
Pellizotti2
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Posted on 29-11-2012 19:03
Thanks.

@ Avin - Dombo is a quite decent timetriallist also in real life, actually. Third in the Gila TT, among other things. Faster than riders like Craddock and De Maar on that occasion. But obviously not on the level he showed here!


UCI: World Championships: Road Race

The opening kilometers are raced at a very high speed, due to Great Britain and Germany chasing every moving object from the front of the field. Clearly they believe that the Cauberg wont trouble Cavendish and Greipel.

Around thirty kms into the race, a little group finally breaks free of the pack. Most notable name involved surely being Carlos Betancur from Colombia. Accompanying him are Juraj Sagan, Oleg Chuzhda, Assan Bazayev and Frantisek Rabon.

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The day's primary breakaway group.

The peloton is meanwhile still controlled by GB and Germany. During the period following the intensive beginning, they share the pacemaking at the front - preventing the break from gaining more than eight minutes at any point. It eventually starts to rapidly decrease, as the final 100 km arrive.

After a long and boring race, things finally start to look exciting with 35 kilometers to the line. The furious pace set by mainly Germany cuts the peloton in half, leaving no more than 60 riders on the right side!

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The peloton breaks in two pieces!

Joaquim Rodriguez, Simon Gerrans, Matthew Goss, Thor Hushovd, Michael Albasini, Lars Boom, Maxim Iglinskiy and Taylor Phinney are all caught sleeping in the wrong place - causing them to miss the split!

The tempo cools down a bit a few ks later. This creates the opportunity we're here to look for - so Antomarchi sets off after the remainders of the breakaway near the top of the Bemelerberg.

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Antomarchi tries to break away.

He catches up with the last man standing from the early break, Betancur, just as they reach the 17-kilometer final lap.

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Betancur gets company from Antomarchi.

The German-controlled peloton follows, just over a minute later. A bit too much for Gilbert's liking, so he takes off together with Cancellara and, very surprisingly, Freire - who doesn't seem to trust his chances in a sprint.

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The first big move!

The trio quickly realize that it's hard to create any gap when attacking on the flat. Therefore they slow down and drop back into the peloton - probably saving the energy for another attack later.

On the final climb up the Bemelerberg, Nick Nuyens puts in a little dig. He quickly passes by an empty Betancur and joins Antomarchi at the front. The peloton gears up another step though, and it's all back together with just the Cauberg remaining.

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Nuyens and Antomarchi getting caught.

A clearly strong Nuyens is up on the pedals again, on a little incline just ahead of the descent down to Valkenburg. Cancellara and Langeveld tag on, together with our last card - Vichot. A really dangerous move.

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Nuyens gives it one last go.

But once again - no serious gap emerges. Down in Valkenburg, it's all back together with just one climb left...

The sprint is kicked off immediately as they begin ascending. Degenkolb makes the first big push, moving past Nuyens into the lead on the far right hand side. Greipel tries to follow, but explodes after just a few hundred meters. Instead, it's Cavendish who surprisingly easily follows!

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Greipel can't match Degenkolb, but maybe Cavendishc can?

Nobody can match Degenkolb's killer acceleration - and a gap opens up as they pass over the top of the Cauberg. Amazingly enough, Cavendish is the only one who manages to stay with him! It's clearly between the two of them!

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Degenkolb vs. Cavendish

The Manx Missile was clearly holding back for the right moment. Inside the final k, he bursts out of Degenkolb's wheel to confortably retain the rainbow jersey! Talk about impressive performance!

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Cavendish retains the title!

Degenkolb is a clear second - well aware that he could've won this if he hadn't been forced to launch the sprint for Greipel so early. Still, insane result for the young man from Germany. He'll be back.

Gasparotto wins a close sprint for bronze a long way behind the first two. Farrar clashes a bit in fourth, after a weak season - while Freire perhaps could've been able to challenge if he hadn't attacked earlier.

1Mark CavendishSky Procycling6h30'35
2John DegenkolbTeam Argos - Shimanos.t.
3Enrico GasparottoAstana Pro Teams.t.
4Tyler FarrarGarmin - Sharps.t.
5Óscar FreireKatusha Teams.t.
6Fabian CancellaraRadioshack - Nissans.t.
7Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
8Giacomo NizzoloRadioshack - Nissans.t.
9Matti BreschelRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
10Cristian CominelliTeam Ideas.t.

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11Alexander KristoffKatusha Teams.t.
12Reinardt Janse Van RensburgMTN - Qhubekas.t.
13Boy Van PoppelUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
14Juan Antonio FlechaSky Procyclings.t.
15Nick NuyensTeam Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Banks.t.
16Alexander SerebryakovTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
17Arthur VichotFDJ - BigMats.t.
18Joaquím RodríguezKatusha Teams.t.
19Jens VoigtRadioshack - Nissans.t.
20Zdenek StybarOmegaPharma - Quicksteps.t.
21Matteo TrentinOmegaPharma - Quicksteps.t.
22Paul MartensRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
23Sebastian LangeveldOrica - GreenEdges.t.
24Simon GerransOrica - GreenEdges.t.
25Michael MørkøvTeam Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Banks.t.
26Philippe GilbertBMC Racing Teams.t.
27Luca PaoliniKatusha Teams.t.
28Andrea PaliniTeam Ideas.t.
29Gerald CiolekOmegaPharma - Quicksteps.t.
30Fabio FellineAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
31Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
32Tom Jelte SlagterRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
33Leigh HowardOrica - GreenEdges.t.
34David ZabriskieGarmin - Sharps.t.
35Björn LeukemansVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
36Danny Van PoppelRabobank Continental Teams.t.
37Peter VelitsOmegaPharma - Quicksteps.t.
38Kevyn IstaAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
39Pirmin LangAtlas Personal - Jakroos.t.
40Oliver ZauggRadioshack - Nissans.t.
41Robert VrecerTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
42Fabian WegmannGarmin - Sharps.t.
43Geraint ThomasSky Procyclings.t.
44Niki TerpstraOmegaPharma - Quicksteps.t.
45Ben SwiftSky Procyclings.t.
46Xavier FlorencioKatusha Teams.t.
47Gianni MeersmanLotto Belisol Teams.t.
48Javier MegíasTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
49George PreidlerTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
50Michal GolasOmegaPharma - Quicksteps.t.
51Tom BoonenOmegaPharma - Quicksteps.t.
52Julien AntomarchiTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
53Vegard Stake LaengenTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
54Gavin MannionBontrager - Livestrong Teams.t.
55Jure KocjanTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
56Michael Van StaeyenTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
57Leopold KönigTeam NetApps.t.
58Daniel MorenoKatusha Teams.t.
59Alessandro BazzanaTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
60Jonathan CastroviejoMovistar Teams.t.
61Simon GeschkeTeam Argos - Shimanos.t.
62Kris BoeckmansVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
63Sep VanmarckeGarmin - Sharp+ 1'49
64Jacopo GuarnieriAstana Pro Teams.t.
65Fred RodriguezTeam Exergys.t.
66Michael ReihsChristina Watches - Onfone+ 2'17
67Carlos BetancurAcqua & Sapones.t.
68Marcus BurghardtBMC Racing Teams.t.
69Jake KeoughUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 2'29
70Jan BartaTeam NetApps.t.
71Jempy DruckerAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
72Taylor PhinneyBMC Racing Teams.t.
73Matthew GossOrica - GreenEdges.t.
74Andrew FennOmegaPharma - Quicksteps.t.
75Dennis Van WindenRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
76Francisco VentosoMovistar Team+ 3'13
77Timofey KritskiyKatusha Teams.t.
78Kiel ReijnenTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
79Guillaume BoivinSpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
80Michal KwiatkowskiOmegaPharma - Quicksteps.t.
81Vitaliy PopkovISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
82Juraj SaganLiquigas - Cannondale+ 4'00
83Assan BazayevAstana Pro Teams.t.
84Sebastian LanderGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
85Nacer BouhanniFDJ - BigMat+ 8'56
86Robert WagnerRadioshack - Nissan+ 10'58
87André GreipelLotto Belisol Teams.t.
88Alexander SerovRusVelos.t.
89Marko KumpAdria Mobils.t.
90Michael AlbasiniOrica - GreenEdges.t.
91Denis Galimzyanov-s.t.
92Alexander KolobnevKatusha Teams.t.
93Lars Petter NordhaugSky Procyclings.t.
94Anatoliy PakthusovISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
95André CardosoCaja Rurals.t.
96Michael SchärBMC Racing Teams.t.
97Sérgio RibeiroEfapel - Glassdrives.t.
98Winner AnaconaLampre - ISDs.t.
99Borut BožicAstana Pro Teams.t.
100François ParisienSpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
101Michael MatthewsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
102Darwin AtapumaColombia - Coldeportess.t.
103Simon ClarkeOrica - GreenEdges.t.
104Alexey TsatevitchKatusha Teams.t.
105Maxim IglinskiyAstana Pro Teams.t.
106Hugo SabidoLA Aluminios - Antartes.t.
107Yaroslav PopovychRadioshack - Nissans.t.
108Luke RoweSky Procyclings.t.
109Hugo HouleSpiderTech powered by C10s.t.
110Bernhard EiselSky Procyclings.t.
111Grégory RastRadioshack - Nissans.t.
112Frantisek RabonOmegaPharma - Quicksteps.t.
113Alexandre VinokourovAstana Pro Teams.t.
114Sven Erik BystrømTeam Øster Hus - Ridleys.t.
115Fabio DuarteColombia - Coldeportess.t.
116Oleg Chuzhda-s.t.
117Kristjan KorenLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
118Jacek MorajkoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
119Christopher SuttonSky Procyclings.t.
120Jay McCarthyTeam Jayco - AISs.t.
121Daryl ImpeyOrica - GreenEdges.t.
122Aldo Ino IlesicTeam Type 1 - Sanofis.t.
123Tomasz MarczynskiVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
124Lars BoomRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
125Matthias BrändleTeam NetApps.t.
126Tobias LudvigssonTeam Argos - Shimanos.t.
127Igor BoevItera - Katushas.t.
128Manuel CardosoCaja Rurals.t.
129Mitchell DockerOrica - GreenEdges.t.
130Thor HushovdBMC Racing Teams.t.
131Raphael AddyAtlas Personal - Jakroos.t.
132Jonas Aaen JørgensenTeam Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Banks.t.
133Maksym AverinAmore & Vitas.t.
134Vladimir IsaychevKatusha Teams.t.
135Alexsandr DyachenkoAstana Pro Teams.t.
136Dimitriy MuravyevAstana Pro Teams.t.
137Jonas LjungbladTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
138Maciej PaterskiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
139Steele Von HoffChipotle - First Solar Develop Teams.t.
140Blazej JaniaczykBank BGZs.t.
141Valentin IglinskiyAstana Pro Teams.t.
142Martin KohlerBMC Racing Teams.t.
143Martin Hebik-s.t.
144Laurent DidierRadioshack - Nissans.t.
145Samuel CaldeiraCarmim - Prios.t.
146Michael Valgren AndersenGlud & Marstrand - LRØs.t.
147Andrey ZeitsAstana Pro Teams.t.
148Oleksandr SheydykLampre - ISD+ 16'34
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cio93
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Posted on 29-11-2012 19:08
Degenkolb always dominates that race in my careers, Cav must have had a brilliant form! Shock

Great style of racing the French showed, I guess that was the most you could do.
 
Ian Butler
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Posted on 29-11-2012 20:39
That's a surprising result Shock
 
Pellizotti2
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Posted on 29-11-2012 22:59
@ cio - Cav seemed to be on his absolute limit at the top of the climb. I actually thought Degenkolb would crack him, but it turned out to be a little too far for him in the end.

@ Ian - Actually, not really. Considering how hard the race was irl - yes. On the other hand, it's not really surprising - since it was set as flat. Wink


2.2: Tour du Gévaudan Languedoc-Roussillon

Back to trade teams again. Not at all surprisingly, the next stop on our schedule is in France. The upcoming two days will be spent competing in this rather difficult race. The overall will probably go to a strong climber - since stage two climbs up to Montée Laurent Jalabert near the end. Really tough.

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Most of our riders will need a few more racedays to reach competitive level. Skujins will still definitely try to stay in contact for an eventual sprint on the lighter opening stage - whilst Koretzky and Perichon will go for the overall. I'm not really expecting much however. Mainly a prep race.

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My eye immediately moves to Joe Dombrowski. Considering how the worlds TT went, he should be in superb shape. I expect him to try and create something on the Croix-Neuve.

Others to watch out for are home riders like Julien Simon and Steven Tronet. Although mainly focusing on the sprints - they're both very capable of handling stages that don't end at the top of a climb. Really dangerous candidates if the stages aren't ridden at a very high pace.
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TheManxMissile
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Posted on 29-11-2012 23:08
I won the worlds!!! Yay
And nice riding from the french Smile
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the_hoyle
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Posted on 29-11-2012 23:09
Contador - World TT champion... it's a sad day for cycling Sad

Woohoo CAV!!! I love PCM logic Pfft

Well done with 15th in WC TT, and unlucky that you just couldn't get away in the RR. Best of luck for the remaining races
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sutty68
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Posted on 29-11-2012 23:27
Now that the Worlds are over lets get back to watch La Pomme winning again Wink
 
FreitasPCM
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Posted on 29-11-2012 23:38
Cavendish??? What the hell Pfft
 
Ian Butler
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Posted on 30-11-2012 09:41
Oh yeah, I forgot it was flat on the game.
Still it's so weird Pfft
 
ste_18
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Posted on 30-11-2012 13:27
Cavendish world champion again and Contador world TT champion?Shock
Anyway thanks for the flag.
 
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Posted on 03-12-2012 08:27
Surprising results at the worlds! And congratulations on the great result by Paillot in the TT Grin
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Pellizotti2
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Posted on 03-12-2012 16:00
Thanks all. Really hope that you enjoyed the worlds, as I spent a lot of time on those reports. Smile


2.2: Tour du Gévaudan Languedoc-Roussillon: Stage 1

An out-of-form Perichon attacks immediately from the start, to try his luck in a breakaway. Shortly afterwards, he gets company from Pierre Drancourt, and a little while later also from Martijn Tusveld and Alexander Gottfried.

The combination of home soil bonus and strong daily form gives Perichon just about enough strength to gun down the other three for one of the two KoM sprints and both intermediate sprints. He then passes over the second and last KoM in second place - enough to don the polkadot jersey.

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Perichon on his way to the KoM lead.

The adventure ends for the escapees well outside the final 10 ks, thanks to work done by Bontrager and Europcar. However, just as they start to slow down a bit to prepare for the sprint - Koretzky attacks, inside the last three!

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Koretzky digs in on a little incline near the finish!

He never really manages to extend the gap his initial acceleration gave him, so when passing under the kilometer flag - he's desperately trying to hold off a closing peloton, led by Bob Jungels.

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Jungels closing the gap in the last kilometer.

Koretzky has nothing to respond with when the sprinters come storming back at him in the incredibly fast finish. He is caught just a hundred meters from the actual line - still not at the finish however...

For some reason, the race continues until 300 m past the line - with a confused Jasper Bovenhuis raising his arms - shocking everyone! Veilleux and Bacquet complete an unexpected podium, while Skujins is fifth.

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Bovenhuis can't believe his eyes!

In the GC, Perichon positions himself in third - thanks to time bonuses. Together with Veilleux, he sits 8 seconds down on Bovenhuis. Skujins and Koretzky are also found inside the top 15, with the crucial stage up ahead.

1Jasper BovenhuisRabobank Continental Team3h54'33
2David VeilleuxTeam Europcars.t.
3Fabien BacquetAuber 93 - BigMats.t.
4Julien SimonSaur - Sojasuns.t.
5Toms SkujinsLa Pomme Marseilles.t.
6Eugenio AlafaciLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
7Steven TronetAuber 93 - BigMats.t.
8Sergey RudaskovItera - Katushas.t.
9Romain HardyBretagne - Schullers.t.
10Clément KoretzkyLa Pomme Marseilles.t.


2.2: Tour du Gévaudan Languedoc-Roussillon: Stage 2

With Perichon unable to defend his KoM jersey due to his high GC position, Skujins takes his place in the day's escape group. A successful move as it turns out - as he takes both early climbs and the provisional classification lead.

When the break reaches the day's final ascent; the Croix-Neuve, Skujins turns up the heat. This proves to be too much for all his companions, except Johan Mombaerts. The favourites meanwhile start to attack from behind.

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Skujins shattering his escape group to pieces.

Mombaerts also blows up in the incredibly steep final part of the climb, leaving Skujins to solo over the top - securing the KoM jersey.

An elite group of four, led by Dombrowski, follows half a minute down. The big field, including both Perichon and Koretzky, goes over another thirty seconds later.

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Dombrowski, Jungels, Durasek and Goos breaking free.

Skujins and Mombaerts are both caught and quickly dropped by the foursome down on the flat leading back towards Mende. The peloton meanwhile tries to shut down the gap, without any success.

It comes down to a sprint from the leading group. Jungels leads out with a kilometer and a half remaining, but still easily holds on all the way to the line. Dombrowski is a clear second, whilst Goos grabs the final time bonus.

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Jungels triumphs, in front of Dombrowski.

Luckily for us, Veilleux leads the field back to contact with the front group in the final k. Therefore no time lost for Perichon, Koretzky or Skujins - who all finish inside the large front group.

1Bob JungelsLeopard - Trek Continental Team4h13'28
2Joseph DombrowskiBontrager - Livestrong Teams.t.
3Marc GoosRabobank Continental Teams.t.
4Kristijan DurasekAdria Mobils.t.
5David VeilleuxTeam Europcars.t.
6Radoslav RoginaAdria Mobils.t.
7Davide MalacarneTeam Europcars.t.
8Jonathan HivertSaur - Sojasuns.t.
9Steven TronetAuber 93 - BigMats.t.
10Alexandre BlainEndura Racings.t.


Also inside the group was the yellow jersey of Bovenhuis - who therefore takes a very surprising overall victory - less than a second in front of Jungels. Perichon ends up in 5th and Skujins in 8th. Together with the KoM jersey, certainly enough to call this race a prosperity.

1Jasper BovenhuisRabobank Continental Team8h07'41
2Bob JungelsLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
3David VeilleuxTeam Europcar+ 8
4Joseph DombrowskiBontrager - Livestrong Teams.t.
5Pierre-Luc PerichonLa Pomme Marseilles.t.
6Fabien BacquetAuber 93 - BigMat+ 12
7Marc GoosRabobank Continental Teams.t.
8Toms SkujinsLa Pomme Marseille+ 16
9Johan MombaertsAuber 93 - BigMats.t.
10Martijn TusveldRabobank Continental Teams.t.
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sutty68
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Posted on 03-12-2012 16:09
Skujins is riding a great race Wink
 
ste_18
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Posted on 03-12-2012 17:49
2 in the Top 10 is a good result for the team. Skujins is doing a great job.
 
Ian Butler
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Posted on 03-12-2012 17:53
Bovenhuis with the win of his life Shock
A nice result from Toms Wink
 
FreitasPCM
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Posted on 03-12-2012 19:16
Never heard of that Bovenhuis guy. Pfft Must be doing the race of his life!
 
Pellizotti2
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Posted on 04-12-2012 13:32
Thanks guys. Smile

@ Freitas - He's actually a very promising youngster. Capable sprinter and prologue rider. Probably not a future star, but definitely a nice rider.


News: Bouygues Telecom joins as co-sponsor!

We signed the deal already a few months ago, but the official announcement comes now. Former main sponsor of the current Europcar team; Bouygues Telecom, is the new co-sponsor for La Pomme Marseille!

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The company's management got in contact with me earlier this year, after seeing our success in the Continental races. After a few weeks of negotiation, we agreed on a deal that allows them to sponsor us over at least the next two seasons. The extra money will certainly be helpful when we take on the ProContinental Tour in 2013.

That's all for now!
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Ian Butler
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Posted on 04-12-2012 13:34
Some extra cash could never hurt Wink
 
roturn
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Posted on 04-12-2012 13:35
Cavendish winning is a surprise. Really like the screens and shame that Greipel wasn`t in similar form obviously. Wink

Nice co-sponsor for the next season. Will there be any shirt changes or do you keep the La Pomme jersey?
 
sutty68
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Posted on 04-12-2012 13:43
Nice to see a new co-sponsor join the Team Wink

Hope this will bring in some funds to strengthen the squad for next season Wink
 
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