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Worlds 2009 - Mendrisio
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| issoisso |
Posted on 27-09-2009 14:04
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Can russia single handedly bring them back? Nobody has any incentive to chase, all the decently strong teams that can bring this back have people there !!!
Australia, Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Luxembourg and Germany.
Only france don't have anyone there
Edited by issoisso on 27-09-2009 14:04
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| Guido Mukk |
Posted on 27-09-2009 14:05
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issoisso wrote:
Boonen, Rujano, Cobo, Paulinho, Rogers, Kirchen and some others chasing.
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Posted on 27-09-2009 14:05
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Nope, france have riblon there. Is this the decisive move with over 100kms to go? Seems so.
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Posted on 27-09-2009 14:06
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Hoogerland....sheesh 
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| issoisso |
Posted on 27-09-2009 14:07
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Not smart, Hoogerland
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Posted on 27-09-2009 14:09
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*teases Ruben* Dope makes people do weird things  |
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| doddy13 |
Posted on 27-09-2009 14:15
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Latest news is that Switzerland aren't happy with the group, they want Cancellara up there.
There's no point slapping a schleck - Sean Kelly on "Who needs a slap"
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Posted on 27-09-2009 14:17
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I see potential for Switzerland to get Fabian in there and then that group gets caught and they're all spent and his hopes are shot.
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Posted on 27-09-2009 14:17
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Heres the attackers, as they crossed the line on Lap 12
1 144 ZAGORODNY Volodymyr UKR 4:24:53 37.510
2 184 KUSZTOR Peter HUN "
3 116 STANGELJ Gorazd SLO "
4 30 GREIPEL André GER "
5 118 ARDILA CANO Mauricio COL "
6 167 KVASINA Matija CRO "
7 164 SOKOLL Christoph AUT "
8 97 BARTA Jan CZE "
9 152 ARASHIRO Yukiya JPN "
10 8 SCARPONI Michele ITA +3:28
11 47 DE GREEF Francis BEL "
12 106 ALBASINI Michael SUI "
13 32 MARTENS Paul GER "
14 9 VISCONTI Giovanni ITA "
15 16 RODRIGUEZ OLIVER Joaquin ESP "
16 53 VAN AVERMAET Greg BEL "
17 1 BALLAN Alessandro ITA "
18 87 HOOGERLAND Johnny NED "
19 119 DUQUE Leonardo Fabio COL +3:59
20 150 RUJANO GUILLEN José VEN "
21 11 COBO ACEBO Juan Jose ESP "
22 125 PAULINHO Sergio Miguel Moreira POR "
23 48 DE WAELE Bert BEL "
24 46 BOONEN Tom BEL "
25 156 TAARAMAE Rein EST "
26 111 ZAUGG Oliver SUI "
27 57 KIRCHEN Kim LUX "
28 26 ROGERS Michael AUS "
29 10 BARREDO LLAMAZALES Carlos ESP "
30 100 BAK Lars Ytting DEN "
31 107 BERTOGLIATI Rubens SUI "
32 95 RIBLON Christophe FRA "
33 40 KARPETS Vladimir RUS "
34 84 THOMAS Geraint GBR "
35 113 BOZIC Borut SLO "
36 134 FOFONOV Dmitriy KAZ "
37 143 STARCHYK Volodymyr UKR "
38 6 PAOLINI Luca ITA "
39 42 MIKHAILOV Guennadi - and the Pack RUS +5:36
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| issoisso |
Posted on 27-09-2009 14:24
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Will someone get the Australian team car a copy of "Cycling Tactics 101" stat
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Posted on 27-09-2009 14:29
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This is hardly the decisive move, a lot of teams can't be content with who they have up front. Something is bound to happen in the peloton.
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| issoisso |
Posted on 27-09-2009 14:31
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But the gap is being kept, so they won't jump the gun so soon.
The pace isn't very high at all just yet, and there's still almost 2 hours to go
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Posted on 27-09-2009 14:32
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I think one of the Eurosport commentators just mentioned this but, if the group gets caught close enough to the line by a favorites group then there will be team mates up there to help, like happened in the Vuelta every mountain stage, and I'd hate to see him win but that would be big for Valverde.
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| doddy13 |
Posted on 27-09-2009 14:32
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issoisso wrote:
Will someone get the Australian team car a copy of "Cycling Tactics 101" stat
2 books will do the job i think
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| Guido Mukk |
Posted on 27-09-2009 14:33
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looks like we have 25 italians in the race..they are everywhere |
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Posted on 27-09-2009 14:34
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Could you send a couple of copies to Norway as well? |
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Posted on 27-09-2009 14:35
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andybandy wrote:
Could you send a couple of copies to Norway as well?
They don't have anyone who can cope with these climbs, so they can work and lose or they can sit back, follow wheels and lose. It's just a question of how they want to lose, really.
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Posted on 27-09-2009 14:37
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Lap 13, as they crossed the line
1 184 KUSZTOR Peter HUN 4:47:27 37.446
2 116 STANGELJ Gorazd SLO "
3 167 KVASINA Matija CRO "
4 152 ARASHIRO Yukiya JPN "
5 30 GREIPEL André GER "
6 118 ARDILA CANO Mauricio COL "
7 144 ZAGORODNY Volodymyr UKR "
8 97 BARTA Jan CZE "
9 150 RUJANO GUILLEN José VEN +2:42
10 9 VISCONTI Giovanni ITA +3:06
11 8 SCARPONI Michele ITA "
12 10 BARREDO LLAMAZALES Carlos ESP "
13 53 VAN AVERMAET Greg BEL "
14 106 ALBASINI Michael SUI "
15 48 DE WAELE Bert BEL "
16 111 ZAUGG Oliver SUI "
17 32 MARTENS Paul GER "
18 47 DE GREEF Francis BEL "
19 143 STARCHYK Volodymyr UKR "
20 40 KARPETS Vladimir RUS "
21 84 THOMAS Geraint GBR "
22 57 KIRCHEN Kim LUX "
23 119 DUQUE Leonardo Fabio COL "
24 11 COBO ACEBO Juan Jose ESP "
25 1 BALLAN Alessandro ITA "
26 46 BOONEN Tom BEL "
27 26 ROGERS Michael AUS "
28 125 PAULINHO Sergio Miguel Moreira POR "
29 100 BAK Lars Ytting DEN "
30 16 RODRIGUEZ OLIVER Joaquin ESP "
31 6 PAOLINI Luca ITA "
32 134 FOFONOV Dmitriy KAZ "
33 107 BERTOGLIATI Rubens SUI "
34 87 HOOGERLAND Johnny NED "
35 164 SOKOLL Christoph AUT "
36 95 RIBLON Christophe FRA "
37 156 TAARAMAE Rein EST "
38 27 SULZBERGER Wesley AUS +4:50
39 25 O`GRADY Stuart AUS "
40 191 AMADOR BIKKAZAKOVA Andrey CRC "
41 52 NUYENS Nick BEL "
42 49 DE WEERT Kevin BEL "
43 18 VALVERDE BELMONTE Alejandro ESP "
44 7 POZZATO Filippo ITA "
45 5 GARZELLI Stefano ITA "
46 51 MONFORT Maxime BEL "
47 2 BASSO Ivan ITA "
48 50 GILBERT Philippe BEL "
49 92 CHAVANEL Sylvain FRA "
50 14 MORENO FERNANDEZ Daniel ESP "
51 79 HAMMOND Roger GBR "
52 93 FEDRIGO Pierrick FRA "
53 38 BRUTT Pavel RUS "
54 81 MILLAR David GBR "
55 80 LLOYD Daniel GBR "
56 65 RASCH Gabriel NOR "
57 33 MARTIN Tony GER "
58 4 CUNEGO Damiano ITA "
59 159 ROULSTON Hayden NZL "
60 108 CANCELLARA Fabian SUI "
61 104 LUND Anders DEN "
62 59 ARVESEN Kurt-Asle NOR "
63 36 WEGMANN Fabian GER "
64 22 GERRANS Simon AUS "
65 115 FAJT Kristjan SLO "
66 72 FARRAR Tyler USA "
67 101 BRESCHEL Matti DEN "
68 174 FISCHER Murilo Antonio BRA "
69 117 VALJAVEC Tadej SLO "
70 114 BRAJKOVIC Janez SLO "
71 171 VELITS Martin SVK "
72 96 VOECKLER Thomas FRA "
73 198 KUCHYNSKI Aliaksandr BLR "
74 168 MIHOLJEVIC Hrvoje CRO "
75 55 DIDIER Laurent LUX "
76 88 KROON Karsten NED "
77 85 BOOM Lars NED "
78 71 DUGGAN Timothy USA "
79 199 SIUTSOU Kanstantin BLR "
80 169 MIHOLJEVIC Vladimir CRO "
81 13 GARATE CEPA Juan Manuel ESP "
82 60 BOASSON HAGEN Edvald NOR "
83 127 GOLAS Michal POL "
84 149 RODRIGUEZ Jackson VEN "
85 37 BOTCHAROV Alexandre RUS "
86 12 FREIRE GOMEZ Oscar ESP "
87 139 GRIVKO Andriy UKR "
88 105 SÖRENSEN Chris DEN "
89 19 CLARKE Simon AUS "
90 124 CARDOSO Andre Fernando S. Martins POR "
91 102 FUGLSANG Jakob DEN "
92 17 SANCHEZ GONZALEZ Samuel ESP "
93 180 LJUNGQVIST Marcus SWE "
94 179 KESSIAKOFF Fredrik SWE "
95 62 HUSHOVD Thor NOR "
96 41 KOLOBNEV Alexandr RUS "
97 103 HOJ Frank DEN "
98 120 LOPEZ MARIN Juan Carlos COL "
99 29 FRÖHLINGER Johannes GER "
100 130 NIEMIEC Przemyslaw POL "
(68 more in the peleton)
174 left in the race
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| Guido Mukk |
Posted on 27-09-2009 14:38
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Maybe they like to do with Kutuzov way (guy who was beating Napoleon)..russia had several german generals..who had plans for every battle..1. regiment will march..
2. waiting in the woods..3.rd in reserv behind mountains..
In reality..1st regment did march..
2. nd was lost in woods..
3. was behind wrong mountain..
Kutuzov was anarchist..he's tactic was simple..keep the reserves..and will see what will happens..no planning |
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Posted on 27-09-2009 14:38
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And here comes the Aussies
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