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sutty68
Posted on 04-05-2013 13:47
Tour de France Champion Posts: 34002Joined: 22-08-2010PCM$: 200.00
Good win for Bulgari - Inditex
Jesleyh
Posted on 04-05-2013 13:48
World Champion Posts: 14744Joined: 21-07-2012PCM$: 200.00
Also, break won
Feyenoord(football) and Kelderman fanboy
PCMdaily Awards: 12x nomination, 9x runner-up, 0x win.
mvhoogdalem
Posted on 04-05-2013 14:32
Small Tour Specialist Posts: 2182Joined: 30-06-2010PCM$: 200.00
Yay.. Already a win in the WT
baggieboys32
Posted on 04-05-2013 18:11
Sprinter Posts: 1951Joined: 01-10-2011PCM$: 200.00
Lars Bochman took no time waiting this morning, instead he opened up with the mornings first attack, broadly as the riders passed through the KM-0 Marker. His attack was reeled in not long afterwards which gave freedom to a second group to give it a go. It was this group which got away, to create a 4 man break, consisting of: David Lopéz(AGT) Petit(Lunar), Marcato(Tap) and Levarlet(ITV) It was the Tap-Michelin rider Marcato who took the first of the days checkpoints, holding off Frenchman Petit, at this point they'd opened the gap to 4'46. With 100km to the line Haier came to the front of the pack and began to close down the 6minute gap, whilst the break headed toward the 1st of 3 KotM checkpoints. It was Lopéz who took that sprint, the last of the highlight before you joined us. Welcome all to Stage 3 of The Paris-Nice, 177km from Vatan to Limoges. You're joining us here with 64km to go, just as the break are about to start the second climb of the day, the Cote du St.Sornin. The profile of the stage from here in is undulating, with a succession of short hard climbs. None the less, the sprinters will still be in with a chance, especially those with a reasonable punch. It's a 2 man fight today on the climbs, this time Levarlet of ITV can hang on, beating Lopéz to the line, leaving them tied as joint KotM leader and all to play for on the final climb in 14km time. A desperate sprint from Marcato has nearly brought ITV's Levarlet down, but some good handling in the gutter means he can stay upright, and claim the 4points, he'll wear the Polka-Dots tomorrow. Well there was only one winner in that sprint! It was never in doubt for Marcato, who takes the sprint 2'49 ahead of the peloton. Theres just 38km to go, and Haiaer are still getting no help to shut the move down, will they do it alone? It's almost as though they were listening! ING have taken up the pace at the front, With Pietropolli, Tankink and Lindeman. bringing the chase riders total number to 7 now. 29km 2'07. The pack has finally remember that there's a breakaway and now they're doing some chasing, the pace is up so the pure sprinters better watch out on the tougher hills, or risk going out the back door. The rolling french countryside gives the breakaway no where to hide, and the peloton have them back in sight here with 23km to go, the catch should be made around 10km from the line at this rate. Hayden Roulston is pulling the pack along with 14km to go. He did this yesterday with an equally monsterish turn, he's been superb for his team all the way through this race so far, Credit to the Kiwi! The last remnants of the break are being swept up here with 8km to go, so it's time to form the trains. All the sprinters have been well protected over the climbs, and only 2 riders have gone out the back today. S.Richardson of ITV was unlucky after losing his line downhill, he'll lose towards 5minutes today, whilst Astarloza looked ill on the days last climb, pedalling squares would be the understatement of the century 7km... 3 trains appear to be forming behind the relay, On the right is a disorganised line of sprinters, no team seems to be controlling that, though strangely it has a PGR man at its head, perhaps a decoy line by the team from Down Under? Menawhile on the left is the real PGR train, tracked by Bouhanni, Oss and Bennati. Finally in the middle line is the 3man IoQ line, for Sagan with Veenhof, Poulhies, B-H and Demare. 4.7km... The days penultimate hill has really broken up the trains, the question now is who can organise in time for the finalé. 3.4km... PGR have refined it somewhat Goss has 2 men on front of him and is tracked by Boassen-Hagen and Veenhof in the only real line left. IoQ are giving it a go on the right for Sagan, but they only have Gallopin left, he's got a lot to do if he's to deliver his sprinter in condition to contest 2.1km... A lot to do, but he seems to be doing it! Sagan has Simon on his wheel whilst on the right Kreder is leading out for Goss. 1200m... Kreder isn't up to speed and Veenhof has given the PGR leadout up as a bad job, preferring to take the reins up himself with over 1km to go. Sagan has the pole position and the finish looks built for him, he has to favourite at this point! 800m... Sagan launches! His opponents are badly placed, except Veenhof who has been leading himself out for over a kilometre after his team failed to arrive... 300m... Sagan is going to take it, Allianz are going well, and Goss is on the wheel of Veenhof in the sprint for 2nd place Sagan wins Stage 3 of the Paris-Nice, Veenhof is going to take second and will surely be wondering what he might have done with an effective leadout from his own team, who were simply invisible in the closing kilometres. Never the less Sagan was favourite today, and he takes a brilliant victory to take the Maillot Vert 1 Peter Sagan In-n-Out Original Joe's 4h17'05 2 Johan Veenhof ING - InBev Cycling Team s.t. 3 Julien Simon Allianz - BMW Cycling Team s.t. 4 Matthew Goss Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team s.t. 5 Edvald Boasson Hagen Pro Team Haier s.t. 6 Sylvain Chavanel Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation s.t. 7 Joaquím Rodríguez Allianz - BMW Cycling Team s.t. 8 Geoffrey Soupe Allianz - BMW Cycling Team s.t. 9 Philippe Gilbert Lierse - Pizza Ullo s.t. 10 Romain Feillu CC Cafe Cycling s.t.
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11 Thomas Voeckler ING - InBev Cycling Team s.t. 12 Samuel Love TAP - Michelin s.t. 13 Thor Hushovd Tulip - Guinness s.t. 14 Stéphane Poulhiès Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling s.t. 15 Thomas De Gendt Lierse - Pizza Ullo s.t. 16 Daniel Oss Team Fastweb s.t. 17 Daniel Martin Barrys Maple Leaf Racing s.t. 18 Arnaud Demare Lierse - Pizza Ullo s.t. 19 Pierrick Fédrigo TAP - Michelin s.t. 20 Daniele Bennati Caterham - Austar s.t. 21 Maxime Monfort Pro Team Haier s.t. 22 Alejandro Valverde ITV ProCycling s.t. 23 Tony Gallopin In-n-Out Original Joe's s.t. 24 Tony Martin Team Fastweb s.t. 25 Alexandre Vinokourov Barrys Maple Leaf Racing s.t. 26 Davide Rebellin Tulip - Guinness s.t. 27 Sebastian Siedler SGL - Magix s.t. 28 Lieuwe Westra TAP - Michelin s.t. 29 Michael Albasini Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling s.t. 30 Po-Ding Kim Globant - Telefe Cycling Project s.t. 31 Fränk Schleck ING - InBev Cycling Team s.t. 32 Raymond Kreder Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team s.t. 33 Thibaut Pinot Caterham - Austar s.t. 34 Przemyslaw Niemiec Tulip - Guinness s.t. 35 Sandy Casar TAP - Michelin s.t. 36 Pavel Brutt In-n-Out Original Joe's s.t. 37 Oliver Zaugg Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling s.t. 38 Danilo Di Luca Team Fastweb s.t. 39 Taylor Phinney Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team s.t. 40 Nacer Bouhanni Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation s.t. 41 Andreas Klöden SGL - Magix s.t. 42 Rigoberto Urán CC Cafe Cycling s.t. 43 Dries Devenyns Lierse - Pizza Ullo s.t. 44 Matthieu Ladagnous Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling s.t. 45 Wout Poels Team Fastweb s.t. 46 Jean-Christophe Peraud In-n-Out Original Joe's s.t. 47 Carlos Betancur Team Fastweb s.t. 48 Fabian Wegmann SGL - Magix s.t. 49 Pierre Rolland In-n-Out Original Joe's s.t. 50 Christophe Kern Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation s.t. 51 Félix Cárdenas CC Cafe Cycling s.t. 52 Sergio Henao CC Cafe Cycling s.t. 53 Daniele Pietropolli ING - InBev Cycling Team s.t. 54 Anthony Geslin In-n-Out Original Joe's s.t. 55 Yann Huguet Allianz - BMW Cycling Team s.t. 56 Tadej Valjavec SGL - Magix s.t. 57 Francesco Failli Team Fastweb s.t. 58 Mitch Thompson Lierse - Pizza Ullo s.t. 59 Bert-Jan Lindeman ING - InBev Cycling Team s.t. 60 Dominique Rollin Barrys Maple Leaf Racing s.t. 61 Simone Ponzi Lierse - Pizza Ullo s.t. 62 Staf Scheirlinckx CC Cafe Cycling s.t. 63 Glen Alan Chadwick Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team s.t. 64 Ángel Madrazo Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling s.t. 65 Laurent Didier In-n-Out Original Joe's s.t. 66 Evan Oliphant ITV ProCycling s.t. 67 Rafael de Mattos Andriato Globant - Telefe Cycling Project s.t. 68 Jérôme Coppel In-n-Out Original Joe's s.t. 69 Anthony Charteau Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling s.t. 70 Romain Sicard Allianz - BMW Cycling Team s.t. 71 Jérémy Roy ING - InBev Cycling Team s.t. 72 Tom Zirbel Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team s.t. 73 Alexandre Geniez Allianz - BMW Cycling Team s.t. 74 Trent Lowe Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team s.t. 75 Kristjan Koren Caterham - Austar s.t. 76 Sergej Fuchs Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation s.t. 77 Bobbie Traksel Pro Team Haier s.t. 78 Bruno Pires TAP - Michelin s.t. 79 William Bonnet Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling s.t. 80 Jesús Del Nero Globant - Telefe Cycling Project s.t. 81 Nicolas Edet Allianz - BMW Cycling Team s.t. 82 Kenny Elissonde Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation s.t. 83 Kjell Carlström ITV ProCycling s.t. 84 Manuel Medina Globant - Telefe Cycling Project s.t. 85 Yauheni Hutarovich SGL - Magix s.t. 86 Matti Breschel Tulip - Guinness s.t. 87 Christophe Riblon Barrys Maple Leaf Racing s.t. 88 Dan Craven Barrys Maple Leaf Racing s.t. 89 David McCann Barrys Maple Leaf Racing s.t. 90 Jack Bobridge Tulip - Guinness s.t. 91 Ariel Maximiliano Richeze Globant - Telefe Cycling Project s.t. 92 Anthony Roux Caterham - Austar s.t. 93 Jeremy Hunt Caterham - Austar s.t. 94 Pieter Jacobs Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation s.t. 95 Joseph Cooper Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team s.t. 96 Diego Milán Pro Team Haier s.t. 97 Brice Feillu Barrys Maple Leaf Racing s.t. 98 Winner Anacona Caterham - Austar s.t. 99 Aidis Kruopis Team Fastweb s.t. 100 Jonathan Hivert CC Cafe Cycling s.t. 101 Lasse Bøchman Tulip - Guinness s.t. 102 René Obst SGL - Magix s.t. 103 Amaël Moinard Allianz - BMW Cycling Team s.t. 104 Ricardo Mestre Team Fastweb s.t. 105 Javier Moreno Caterham - Austar s.t. 106 Barry Markus ING - InBev Cycling Team s.t. 107 Jan Bakelants Lierse - Pizza Ullo s.t. 108 Ryan Anderson Barrys Maple Leaf Racing s.t. 109 Johan Mombaerts ITV ProCycling s.t. 110 Stijn Devolder Lierse - Pizza Ullo s.t. 111 Hayden Roulston Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team s.t. 112 Rafal Majka Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t. 113 Anders Lund Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t. 114 Gregorio Ladino CC Cafe Cycling s.t. 115 Gorik Gardeyn Pro Team Haier s.t. 116 David Moncoutié Pro Team Haier s.t. 117 Daniel Lloyd Caterham - Austar s.t. 118 Luke Durbridge SGL - Magix s.t. 119 Christopher Juul-Jensen Tulip - Guinness s.t. 120 Andrea Guardini SGL - Magix s.t. 121 Rasmus Guldhammer Tulip - Guinness s.t. 122 Danilo Wyss Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling s.t. 123 Benjamín Noval Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t. 124 Frantisek Rabon Pro Team Haier s.t. 125 Marco Marcato TAP - Michelin s.t. 126 Adrien Petit Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation + 2'37 127 João Cabreira TAP - Michelin s.t. 128 David López Globant - Telefe Cycling Project s.t. 129 Troels Ronning Vinther Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t. 130 Guillaume Levarlet ITV ProCycling s.t. 131 Denis Flahaut Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation + 3'02 132 Mauro Abel Richeze Globant - Telefe Cycling Project s.t. 133 Volodymir Gustov Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t. 134 Thomas Faiers ITV ProCycling + 3'28 135 Wim Stroetinga Pro Team Haier s.t. 136 Daniel Fleeman ITV ProCycling + 4'24 137 Rui Sousa TAP - Michelin + 4'38 138 Bram Tankink ING - InBev Cycling Team + 5'13 139 Jesús Hernández Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t. 140 Mikel Astarloza Globant - Telefe Cycling Project + 8'18 141 Simon Richardson ITV ProCycling + 9'44
1 Edvald Boasson Hagen Pro Team Haier 8h37'46 2 Peter Sagan In-n-Out Original Joe's + 2 3 Tony Martin Team Fastweb + 4 4 Sylvain Chavanel Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation + 5 5 Po-Ding Kim Globant - Telefe Cycling Project + 9 6 Thor Hushovd Tulip - Guinness + 12 7 Philippe Gilbert Lierse - Pizza Ullo + 13 8 Thomas De Gendt Lierse - Pizza Ullo s.t. 9 Taylor Phinney Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team s.t. 10 Alejandro Valverde ITV ProCycling + 14
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11 Joaquím Rodríguez Allianz - BMW Cycling Team + 16 12 Thibaut Pinot Caterham - Austar s.t. 13 Luke Durbridge SGL - Magix s.t. 14 Maxime Monfort Pro Team Haier + 17 15 Lieuwe Westra TAP - Michelin s.t. 16 Jérôme Coppel In-n-Out Original Joe's s.t. 17 Christophe Riblon Barrys Maple Leaf Racing s.t. 18 Johan Veenhof ING - InBev Cycling Team + 18 19 Jean-Christophe Peraud In-n-Out Original Joe's s.t. 20 Tony Gallopin In-n-Out Original Joe's + 19 21 Pavel Brutt In-n-Out Original Joe's s.t. 22 Fränk Schleck ING - InBev Cycling Team s.t. 23 Jérémy Roy ING - InBev Cycling Team s.t. 24 Jack Bobridge Tulip - Guinness s.t. 25 Daniele Bennati Caterham - Austar + 20 26 Thomas Voeckler ING - InBev Cycling Team s.t. 27 Matthieu Ladagnous Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling s.t. 28 Jesús Del Nero Globant - Telefe Cycling Project s.t. 29 Tom Zirbel Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team s.t. 30 Christophe Kern Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation s.t. 31 Alexandre Geniez Allianz - BMW Cycling Team s.t. 32 Pierrick Fédrigo TAP - Michelin + 21 33 Daniel Martin Barrys Maple Leaf Racing s.t. 34 Sandy Casar TAP - Michelin s.t. 35 Alexandre Vinokourov Barrys Maple Leaf Racing s.t. 36 Anthony Roux Caterham - Austar s.t. 37 Jan Bakelants Lierse - Pizza Ullo s.t. 38 Marco Marcato TAP - Michelin s.t. 39 Samuel Love TAP - Michelin + 22 40 Rigoberto Urán CC Cafe Cycling s.t. 41 Sergio Henao CC Cafe Cycling s.t. 42 Ángel Madrazo Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling s.t. 43 Wout Poels Team Fastweb s.t. 44 Stijn Devolder Lierse - Pizza Ullo s.t. 45 William Bonnet Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling s.t. 46 Kristjan Koren Caterham - Austar s.t. 47 Frantisek Rabon Pro Team Haier s.t. 48 Davide Rebellin Tulip - Guinness + 23 49 Michael Albasini Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling s.t. 50 Przemyslaw Niemiec Tulip - Guinness s.t. 51 Dominique Rollin Barrys Maple Leaf Racing s.t. 52 Glen Alan Chadwick Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team s.t. 53 Dries Devenyns Lierse - Pizza Ullo s.t. 54 Bruno Pires TAP - Michelin s.t. 55 Matti Breschel Tulip - Guinness s.t. 56 Barry Markus ING - InBev Cycling Team s.t. 57 Johan Mombaerts ITV ProCycling s.t. 58 Danilo Di Luca Team Fastweb + 24 59 Javier Moreno Caterham - Austar s.t. 60 Laurent Didier In-n-Out Original Joe's s.t. 61 Bobbie Traksel Pro Team Haier s.t. 62 Yauheni Hutarovich SGL - Magix s.t. 63 Jonathan Hivert CC Cafe Cycling s.t. 64 Rasmus Guldhammer Tulip - Guinness s.t. 65 Jeremy Hunt Caterham - Austar s.t. 66 Romain Feillu CC Cafe Cycling + 25 67 Daniel Oss Team Fastweb s.t. 68 Raymond Kreder Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team s.t. 69 Romain Sicard Allianz - BMW Cycling Team s.t. 70 Pierre Rolland In-n-Out Original Joe's s.t. 71 Francesco Failli Team Fastweb s.t. 72 Andreas Klöden SGL - Magix s.t. 73 Amaël Moinard Allianz - BMW Cycling Team s.t. 74 Winner Anacona Caterham - Austar s.t. 75 Manuel Medina Globant - Telefe Cycling Project s.t. 76 Arnaud Demare Lierse - Pizza Ullo + 26 77 Matthew Goss Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team s.t. 78 Oliver Zaugg Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling s.t. 79 Bert-Jan Lindeman ING - InBev Cycling Team s.t. 80 Diego Milán Pro Team Haier s.t. 81 Pieter Jacobs Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation s.t. 82 David Moncoutié Pro Team Haier s.t. 83 Julien Simon Allianz - BMW Cycling Team + 27 84 Sebastian Siedler SGL - Magix s.t. 85 Carlos Betancur Team Fastweb s.t. 86 Kenny Elissonde Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation s.t. 87 Hayden Roulston Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team s.t. 88 Ariel Maximiliano Richeze Globant - Telefe Cycling Project s.t. 89 Ricardo Mestre Team Fastweb s.t. 90 Gregorio Ladino CC Cafe Cycling s.t. 91 Daniele Pietropolli ING - InBev Cycling Team + 28 92 Tadej Valjavec SGL - Magix s.t. 93 Kjell Carlström ITV ProCycling s.t. 94 Fabian Wegmann SGL - Magix s.t. 95 Gorik Gardeyn Pro Team Haier s.t. 96 Geoffrey Soupe Allianz - BMW Cycling Team + 29 97 Nacer Bouhanni Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation s.t. 98 Aidis Kruopis Team Fastweb s.t. 99 Andrea Guardini SGL - Magix s.t. 100 Ryan Anderson Barrys Maple Leaf Racing s.t. 101 Sergej Fuchs Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation s.t. 102 Félix Cárdenas CC Cafe Cycling + 30 103 Yann Huguet Allianz - BMW Cycling Team s.t. 104 Brice Feillu Barrys Maple Leaf Racing s.t. 105 Christopher Juul-Jensen Tulip - Guinness s.t. 106 Anthony Geslin In-n-Out Original Joe's + 31 107 Evan Oliphant ITV ProCycling s.t. 108 Simone Ponzi Lierse - Pizza Ullo s.t. 109 Anthony Charteau Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling s.t. 110 Benjamín Noval Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t. 111 Danilo Wyss Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling s.t. 112 Nicolas Edet Allianz - BMW Cycling Team + 32 113 Joseph Cooper Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team s.t. 114 Mitch Thompson Lierse - Pizza Ullo + 33 115 Dan Craven Barrys Maple Leaf Racing s.t. 116 Trent Lowe Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team s.t. 117 René Obst SGL - Magix s.t. 118 Rafael de Mattos Andriato Globant - Telefe Cycling Project + 34 119 Stéphane Poulhiès Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling + 35 120 Anders Lund Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t. 121 Adrien Petit Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation + 3'00 122 David López Globant - Telefe Cycling Project + 3'03 123 Troels Ronning Vinther Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank + 3'04 124 Guillaume Levarlet ITV ProCycling + 3'06 125 Mauro Abel Richeze Globant - Telefe Cycling Project + 3'31 126 Volodymir Gustov Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank + 3'33 127 Denis Flahaut Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation + 3'35 128 Wim Stroetinga Pro Team Haier + 3'52 129 Rui Sousa TAP - Michelin + 5'10 130 Bram Tankink ING - InBev Cycling Team + 5'40 131 David McCann Barrys Maple Leaf Racing + 6'38 132 Lasse Bøchman Tulip - Guinness s.t. 133 Staf Scheirlinckx CC Cafe Cycling + 6'45 134 Rafal Majka Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t. 135 Daniel Lloyd Caterham - Austar + 6'47 136 João Cabreira TAP - Michelin + 9'18 137 Thomas Faiers ITV ProCycling + 10'14 138 Daniel Fleeman ITV ProCycling + 11'08 139 Jesús Hernández Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank + 11'58 140 Mikel Astarloza Globant - Telefe Cycling Project + 14'58 141 Simon Richardson ITV ProCycling + 16'30
1 Peter Sagan In-n-Out Original Joe's 62 2 Edvald Boasson Hagen Pro Team Haier 61 3 Matthew Goss Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team 38 4 Sylvain Chavanel Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation 37 5 Thor Hushovd Tulip - Guinness 37 6 Johan Veenhof ING - InBev Cycling Team 36 7 Tony Martin Team Fastweb 29 8 Romain Feillu CC Cafe Cycling 29 9 Julien Simon Allianz - BMW Cycling Team 27 10 Geoffrey Soupe Allianz - BMW Cycling Team 25
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11 Philippe Gilbert Lierse - Pizza Ullo 24 12 Joaquím Rodríguez Allianz - BMW Cycling Team 23 13 Stéphane Poulhiès Motorex - Credit Suisse Pro Cycling 23 14 Thomas De Gendt Lierse - Pizza Ullo 19 15 Po-Ding Kim Globant - Telefe Cycling Project 18 16 Arnaud Demare Lierse - Pizza Ullo 18 17 Taylor Phinney Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team 17 18 Daniel Oss Team Fastweb 16 19 Samuel Love TAP - Michelin 15 20 Alejandro Valverde ITV ProCycling 11 21 Daniele Bennati Caterham - Austar 11 22 Thibaut Pinot Caterham - Austar 10 23 Thomas Voeckler ING - InBev Cycling Team 10 24 Nacer Bouhanni Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation 9 25 Luke Durbridge SGL - Magix 8 26 Andrea Guardini SGL - Magix 8 27 Maxime Monfort Pro Team Haier 7 28 Jérôme Coppel In-n-Out Original Joe's 6 29 Jeremy Hunt Caterham - Austar 6 30 Marco Marcato TAP - Michelin 6 31 Lieuwe Westra TAP - Michelin 5 32 Raymond Kreder Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team 5 33 Christophe Riblon Barrys Maple Leaf Racing 4 34 Jean-Christophe Peraud In-n-Out Original Joe's 4 35 Daniel Martin Barrys Maple Leaf Racing 4 36 Adrien Petit Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation 3 37 Rafael de Mattos Andriato Globant - Telefe Cycling Project 3 38 Fränk Schleck ING - InBev Cycling Team 2 39 Pierrick Fédrigo TAP - Michelin 2 40 Johan Mombaerts ITV ProCycling 2 41 Sebastian Siedler SGL - Magix 2 42 Guillaume Levarlet ITV ProCycling 2 43 Tony Gallopin In-n-Out Original Joe's 1 44 David López Globant - Telefe Cycling Project 1 45 Aidis Kruopis Team Fastweb 1
1 Guillaume Levarlet ITV ProCycling 9 2 David López Globant - Telefe Cycling Project 7 3 Johan Mombaerts ITV ProCycling 4 4 Marco Marcato TAP - Michelin 4 5 Rafael de Mattos Andriato Globant - Telefe Cycling Project 2 6 Jeremy Hunt Caterham - Austar 1 7 Adrien Petit Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation 1
1 Pro Team Haier s.t. 25h54'03 (1) 2 Lierse - Pizza Ullo s.t. + 2 (2) 3 In-n-Out Original Joe's s.t. + 2 (3) 4 Team Fastweb s.t. + 5 (4) 5 Team Lunar Industries - Umbrella Corporation s.t. + 6 (5) 6 Tulip - Guinness s.t. + 8 (6) 7 Globant - Telefe Cycling Project s.t. + 8 (7) 8 Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team s.t. + 11 (8) 9 Caterham - Austar s.t. + 12 (9) 10 ING - InBev Cycling Team s.t. + 13 (10)
1 Edvald Boasson Hagen Pro Team Haier 8h37'46 (1) 2 Peter Sagan In-n-Out Original Joe's + 2 (2) 3 Taylor Phinney Pure Black - Genesys Racing Team + 13 (3) 4 Thibaut Pinot Caterham - Austar + 16 (4) 5 Luke Durbridge SGL - Magix + 16 (5) 6 Tony Gallopin In-n-Out Original Joe's + 19 (6) 7 Jack Bobridge Tulip - Guinness + 19 (7) 8 Alexandre Geniez Allianz - BMW Cycling Team + 20 (8) 9 Anthony Roux Caterham - Austar + 21 (9) 10 Rigoberto Urán CC Cafe Cycling + 22 (10)
Edited by baggieboys32 on 04-05-2013 18:12
SSJ2Luigi
Posted on 04-05-2013 18:16
World Champion Posts: 11469Joined: 21-07-2012PCM$: 400.00
Jesleyh wrote:
Tomorrow will be a better day for Veenhof I suppose, the finish is more challenging, so Pietropolli will be a great leadout(being a great puncheur as well).
Unless Voeckler feels great and places an amazing attack, but
we'll be riding for Johan normally ...
TheManxMissile
Posted on 04-05-2013 18:18
Tour de France Champion Posts: 18018Joined: 12-05-2012PCM$: 0.00
Chavanel looking very strong for us at the moment. Bouhanni just disappeared though, which is a shame.
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Miguel98
Posted on 04-05-2013 18:30
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Feillu, learn to position yourself.
Jesleyh
Posted on 04-05-2013 18:54
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Nice job by Veenhof!
Feyenoord(football) and Kelderman fanboy
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Ollfardh
Posted on 04-05-2013 18:55
Tour de France Champion Posts: 15218Joined: 08-08-2011PCM$: 11500.00
Sagan had to win this one, but Veenhof won't be happy.Edited by Ollfardh on 04-05-2013 18:56
Changed my sig, this was getting absurd.
baggieboys32
Posted on 04-05-2013 18:55
Sprinter Posts: 1951Joined: 01-10-2011PCM$: 200.00
What can I say... SGL can always use another sprinter
Jesleyh
Posted on 04-05-2013 19:09
World Champion Posts: 14744Joined: 21-07-2012PCM$: 200.00
baggieboys32 wrote:
What can I say... SGL can always use another sprinter
Perhaps Veenhof might perform better as a key man within my German team
Feyenoord(football) and Kelderman fanboy
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baggieboys32
Posted on 04-05-2013 19:15
Sprinter Posts: 1951Joined: 01-10-2011PCM$: 200.00
Besides, feeding the debate between the team and Veenhof is just too much fun when I can provide genuine stuff for you to complain at each other about
Jesleyh
Posted on 04-05-2013 19:17
World Champion Posts: 14744Joined: 21-07-2012PCM$: 200.00
baggieboys32 wrote:
Besides, feeding the debate between the team and Veenhof is just too much fun when I can provide genuine stuff for you to complain at each other about
Feyenoord(football) and Kelderman fanboy
PCMdaily Awards: 12x nomination, 9x runner-up, 0x win.
TheManxMissile
Posted on 04-05-2013 19:26
Tour de France Champion Posts: 18018Joined: 12-05-2012PCM$: 0.00
Jesleyh wrote:
baggieboys32 wrote:
Besides, feeding the debate between the team and Veenhof is just too much fun when I can provide genuine stuff for you to complain at each other about
I can understand that
But the team loves Veenhof, so nothing will happen
SSJ2Luigi
Posted on 04-05-2013 21:10
World Champion Posts: 11469Joined: 21-07-2012PCM$: 400.00
I like that discussion about my rider do I need to adress you to Tha Rules
Jesleyh
Posted on 04-05-2013 22:55
World Champion Posts: 14744Joined: 21-07-2012PCM$: 200.00
The Team has a weird way of showing that.
Edited by Jesleyh on 04-05-2013 22:56
Feyenoord(football) and Kelderman fanboy
PCMdaily Awards: 12x nomination, 9x runner-up, 0x win.
Ollfardh
Posted on 04-05-2013 22:57
Tour de France Champion Posts: 15218Joined: 08-08-2011PCM$: 11500.00
I dunno, he fails to deliver. I'd go for Boeckmans instead.
Changed my sig, this was getting absurd.
Jesleyh
Posted on 04-05-2013 22:59
World Champion Posts: 14744Joined: 21-07-2012PCM$: 200.00
Ollfardh wrote:
Feyenoord(football) and Kelderman fanboy
PCMdaily Awards: 12x nomination, 9x runner-up, 0x win.
Ollfardh
Posted on 04-05-2013 23:04
Tour de France Champion Posts: 15218Joined: 08-08-2011PCM$: 11500.00
Jesleyh wrote:
Ollfardh wrote:
No, we're behind Johan, I want to emphasize that.
Changed my sig, this was getting absurd.
SSJ2Luigi
Posted on 04-05-2013 23:13
World Champion Posts: 11469Joined: 21-07-2012PCM$: 400.00
Ollfardh wrote:
Edited by SSJ2Luigi on 04-05-2013 23:16
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