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Paris - Roubaix 2013
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| Gustavovskiy |
Posted on 07-04-2013 15:43
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alexkr00 wrote:
Everyone worked against his team. I'm sorry, what?
Exactly what I was thinking  Omg I'm such a hero.
Anyway great tactics by Spartacus today he deserved it
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| ppanther |
Posted on 07-04-2013 15:43
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1 Fabian CANCELLARA SUI RLT 5:45:33
2 Sep VANMARCKE BEL BLA +0
3 Niki TERPSTRA NED OPQ +31
4 Greg VAN AVERMAET BEL BMC +31
5 Damien GAUDIN FRA EUC +31
6 Zdenek STYBAR CZE OPQ +39
7 Sebastian LANGEVELD NED OGE +39
8 Juan Antonio FLECHA GIANNONI ESP VCD +39
9 Alexander KRISTOFF NOR KAT +50
10 Sébastien TURGOT FRA EUC +50
11 Heinrich HAUSSLER AUS IAM +50
12 Bernhard EISEL AUT SKY +50
13 Maarten WYNANTS BEL BLA +50
14 Lars BOOM NED BLA +50
15 Matti BRESCHEL DEN TST +50
16 Björn LEUKEMANS BEL VCD +50
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| ShortsNL |
Posted on 07-04-2013 15:45
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Emotional interview with Sep on Sporza.
Sep, you're still young. You will win this in the future. More than once. |
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| kumazan |
Posted on 07-04-2013 15:46
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At least the guy shows he's a winner, 2nd place in Roubaix and crying. Samu (in a comparable race) would be so happy he'd remind it to us in every fucking interview for the rest of his life.
Oh, that's exactly what he does with his Lombardia podiums.
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| Alakagom |
Posted on 07-04-2013 15:49
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cactus-jack wrote:
Kristoff with an 8th in M-S, 4th in De Ronde and 9th P-R. I'm chuffed!
You should be. Probably rider I've been most impressed during the classic season as whole, great consistency and well he really took a step forward this year. Only rider along Cance to get Top 10 in all monuments so far.
Good to see him improving while EBH seems to be just going back..
Edited by Alakagom on 07-04-2013 15:51
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| MrUfo87 |
Posted on 07-04-2013 15:51
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Great race! Cancellara deserved the win. Second place for Vanmarcke is good for the search of Blanco to a new sponsor. And a great third place for Terpstra. Happy with the result.
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| Miguel98 |
Posted on 07-04-2013 15:51
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Alakagom wrote:
cactus-jack wrote:
Kristoff with an 8th in M-S, 4th in De Ronde and 9th P-R. I'm chuffed!
You should be. Probably rider I've been most impressed during the classic season as whole, great consistency and well he really took a step forward this year. Only rider along Cance to get Top 10 in all monuments so far.
Good to see him improving while EBH seems to be just going back..
EBH only does good when is on either mountains or hilly classics. I wonder why. |
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| Alakagom |
Posted on 07-04-2013 15:53
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Miguel98 wrote:
Alakagom wrote:
cactus-jack wrote:
Kristoff with an 8th in M-S, 4th in De Ronde and 9th P-R. I'm chuffed!
You should be. Probably rider I've been most impressed during the classic season as whole, great consistency and well he really took a step forward this year. Only rider along Cance to get Top 10 in all monuments so far.
Good to see him improving while EBH seems to be just going back..
EBH only does good when is on either mountains or hilly classics. I wonder why.
Sky has invented a dope that only works on gradients above few % ? 
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| Aquarius |
Posted on 07-04-2013 15:59
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Watch out Danny Pate ! According to French commentators, Cancellara who had at the time (entrance of the velodrome) won P-R twice could make it four today. He's really that strong.
Shame for Vanmacrcke, he should have Gerransed Luigi to the finish, at least after his failed attack.
Chavanel has shown (again) that he'll never manage to be a worthy leader for those races.
As for retarded fans, does anyone remember Leif Hoste in 2004 ? |
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| Spilak23 |
Posted on 07-04-2013 16:00
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The flag
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| cactus-jack |
Posted on 07-04-2013 16:01
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Alakagom wrote:
Miguel98 wrote:
Alakagom wrote:
cactus-jack wrote:
Kristoff with an 8th in M-S, 4th in De Ronde and 9th P-R. I'm chuffed!
You should be. Probably rider I've been most impressed during the classic season as whole, great consistency and well he really took a step forward this year. Only rider along Cance to get Top 10 in all monuments so far.
Good to see him improving while EBH seems to be just going back..
EBH only does good when is on either mountains or hilly classics. I wonder why.
Sky has invented a dope that only works on gradients above few % ?
No, it's just that the bouncing of the cobbles bumps it out of their system.
There's a fine line between "psychotherapist" and "psycho the rapist"
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| ppanther |
Posted on 07-04-2013 16:03
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Final Result:
1 Fabian CANCELLARA RADIOSHACK LEOPARD 05:45:33
2 Sep VANMARCKE BLANCO PRO CYCLING TEAM 00:00:00
3 Niki TERPSTRA OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 00:00:31
4 Greg VAN AVERMAET BMC RACING TEAM 00:00:31
5 Damien GAUDIN TEAM EUROPCAR 00:00:31
6 Zdenek STYBAR OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 00:00:39
7 Sebastian LANGEVELD ORICA GREENEDGE 00:00:39
8 Juan Antonio FLECHA VACANSOLEIL-DCM 00:00:39
9 Alexander KRISTOFF KATUSHA TEAM 00:00:50
10 Sébastien TURGOT TEAM EUROPCAR 00:00:50
11 Heinrich HAUSSLER IAM CYCLING 00:00:50
12 Bernhard EISEL SKY PROCYCLING 00:00:50
13 Maarten WYNANTS BLANCO PRO CYCLING TEAM 00:00:50
14 Lars BOOM BLANCO PRO CYCLING TEAM 00:00:50
15 Matti BRESCHEL TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF 00:00:50
16 Bjorn LEUKEMANS VACANSOLEIL-DCM 00:00:50
17 Steve CHAINEL AG2R LA MONDIALE 00:00:50
18 Maarten TJALLINGII BLANCO PRO CYCLING TEAM 00:00:50
19 Sylvain CHAVANEL OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 00:00:50
20 Stijn VANDENBERGH OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 00:00:50
21 Luca PAOLINI KATUSHA TEAM 00:01:00
22 Filippo POZZATO LAMPRE - MERIDA 00:02:52
23 Taylor PHINNEY BMC RACING TEAM 00:03:13
24 Marcel SIEBERG LOTTO-BELISOL 00:03:13
25 Ramon SINKELDAM TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO 00:03:13
26 Johan LE BON FDJ 00:03:17
27 Lloyd MONDORY AG2R LA MONDIALE 00:03:17
28 John DEGENKOLB TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO 00:03:29
29 Adrien PETIT COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS 00:03:29
30 Robert WAGNER BLANCO PRO CYCLING TEAM 00:03:29
Spoiler 31 Jacopo GUARNIERI ASTANA PRO TEAM 00:03:29
32 Fabio SABATINI CANNONDALE 00:03:29
33 Roger KLUGE TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA 00:03:29
34 Michael SCHÄR BMC RACING TEAM 00:03:29
35 Thor HUSHOVD BMC RACING TEAM 00:03:29
36 Tom VEELERS TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO 00:03:29
37 Francisco VENTOSO MOVISTAR TEAM 00:03:29
38 Iljo KEISSE OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 00:03:29
39 Marco BANDIERA IAM CYCLING 00:03:29
40 Gaël MALACARNE BRETAGNE - SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT 00:03:29
41 Martin ELMIGER IAM CYCLING 00:03:29
42 Sébastien HINAULT IAM CYCLING 00:03:29
43 Jurgen ROELANDTS LOTTO-BELISOL 00:03:29
44 Bert DE BACKER TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO 00:03:29
45 Sébastien MINARD AG2R LA MONDIALE 00:03:29
46 Jens KEUKELEIRE ORICA GREENEDGE 00:03:29
47 Edvald BOASSON HAGEN SKY PROCYCLING 00:03:29
48 Bjorn THURAU TEAM EUROPCAR 00:03:29
49 Vladimir GUSEV KATUSHA TEAM 00:03:32
50 Johan VAN SUMMEREN GARMIN - SHARP 00:03:32
51 Ian STANNARD SKY PROCYCLING 00:03:32
52 Mathew HAYMAN SKY PROCYCLING 00:03:32
53 Hayden ROULSTON RADIOSHACK LEOPARD 00:06:07
54 Stijn DEVOLDER RADIOSHACK LEOPARD 00:06:11
55 Gert STEEGMANS OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 00:06:11
56 Maciej BODNAR CANNONDALE 00:06:11
57 Kris BOECKMANS VACANSOLEIL-DCM 00:06:11
58 Tyler FARRAR GARMIN - SHARP 00:08:37
59 Jose Joaquin ROJAS MOVISTAR TEAM 00:10:27
60 Ioannis TAMOURIDIS EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 00:10:27
61 Yauheni HUTAROVICH AG2R LA MONDIALE 00:10:27
62 Florent BARLE COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS 00:10:27
63 José Ivan GUTIERREZ MOVISTAR TEAM 00:10:27
64 Rüdiger SELIG KATUSHA TEAM 00:10:27
65 Pierre-Luc PERICHON BRETAGNE - SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT 00:10:27
66 Joss VAN EMDEN BLANCO PRO CYCLING TEAM 00:10:27
67 Viacheslav KUZNETSOV KATUSHA TEAM 00:10:27
68 André GREIPEL LOTTO-BELISOL 00:10:27
69 Arnaud LABBE COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS 00:10:27
70 Jack BAUER GARMIN - SHARP 00:10:27
71 Manuel QUINZIATO BMC RACING TEAM 00:10:27
72 William BONNET FDJ 00:10:30
73 Martijn MAASKANT GARMIN - SHARP 00:13:16
74 Nikolas MAES OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 00:13:42
75 Clément KORETZKY BRETAGNE - SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT 00:13:42
76 Dmitriy MURAVYEV ASTANA PRO TEAM 00:14:34
77 Cyril LEMOINE SOJASUN 00:14:34
78 Roy CURVERS TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO 00:14:34
79 Geraint THOMAS SKY PROCYCLING 00:14:34
80 Jesse SERGENT RADIOSHACK LEOPARD 00:14:34
81 Boy VAN POPPEL VACANSOLEIL-DCM 00:14:34
82 Imanol ERVITI MOVISTAR TEAM 00:14:34
83 Kristijan KOREN CANNONDALE 00:14:34
84 Bob JUNGELS RADIOSHACK LEOPARD 00:14:34
85 Benoit JARRIER BRETAGNE - SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT 00:14:34
86 Gregory RAST RADIOSHACK LEOPARD 00:14:38
87 Matteo TOSATTO TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF 00:14:38
88 Yohann GENE TEAM EUROPCAR 00:14:38
89 Andrea Francesco PALINI LAMPRE - MERIDA 00:14:38
90 Giovanni VISCONTI MOVISTAR TEAM 00:14:40
91 Arnaud DEMARE FDJ 00:14:40
92 Wesley KREDER VACANSOLEIL-DCM 00:14:40
93 Jonathan CANTWELL TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF 00:14:40
94 Vegard Stake LAENGEN BRETAGNE - SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT 00:14:40
95 Jonas JORGENSEN TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF 00:14:40
96 Jan BARTA TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA 00:19:12
97 Stuart O'GRADY ORICA GREENEDGE 00:20:37
98 Gabriel RASCH SKY PROCYCLING 00:20:37
99 Anders LUND TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF 00:20:37
100 Ricardo GARCIA AMBROA EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 00:20:37
101 Yannick TALABARDON SOJASUN 00:20:37
102 Yaroslav POPOVYCH RADIOSHACK LEOPARD 00:20:37
103 Gediminas BAGDONAS AG2R LA MONDIALE 00:20:37
104 Michael MORKOV TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF 00:25:31
105 Lucas Sebastian HAEDO CANNONDALE 00:25:31
106 Marko KUMP TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF 00:25:31
107 Dominic KLEMME IAM CYCLING 00:25:31
108 Andreas SCHILLINGER TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA 00:25:31
109 Zakkari DEMPSTER TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA 00:25:31
110 Luke ROWE SKY PROCYCLING 00:26:16
111 Luke DURBRIDGE ORICA GREENEDGE 00:26:16
112 Edward KING CANNONDALE 00:26:16
113 William CLARKE TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO 00:26:16
114 Arman KAMYSHEV ASTANA PRO TEAM 00:26:16
115 Jetse BOL BLANCO PRO CYCLING TEAM 00:26:16
116 Russell DOWNING TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA 00:26:16
117 Andrea GUARDINI ASTANA PRO TEAM 00:26:16
118 Morgan LAMOISSON TEAM EUROPCAR 00:26:16
119 Christopher JUUL JENSEN TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF 00:26:16 |
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| MartijnVDD |
Posted on 07-04-2013 16:03
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Aquarius wrote:
Shame for Vanmarcke, he should have Gerransed Luigi to the finish, at least after his failed attack.
Well, you're either a wheel sucker or a retarded idiot according to PCM.Daily community.
Jk, but please, give the guy some credit for giving us a pleasurable race. |
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| baseballlover312 |
Posted on 07-04-2013 16:08
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ruben wrote:
baseballlover312 wrote:
Not the results I expected looking back. Great Roubaix. Styybar did well to keep 6th, but they should give him 3rd after outside interference.
Why? In replay it showed he rode into a well(cover) not into a spectator
OH. ANd I didn't mean they should literally give it to him. Just that he deserved it.
RIP Exxon Duke, David Veilleux, Double Feature, and Monster Energy |
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| cio93 |
Posted on 07-04-2013 16:08
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Pointing out Le Bon on 26 and Björn Thurau on 48, but in the group for 28th for obvious reasons.
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| Jesleyh |
Posted on 07-04-2013 16:17
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Sinkeldam 25th(in group Phinney) does quite impress me 
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 07-04-2013 16:21
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Stybar, Vandenbergh and Vanmarcke were my personal heroes of the day. Now I really dislike Cancellara, for personal reasons |
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| MrUfo87 |
Posted on 07-04-2013 16:23
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Ian Butler wrote:
Stybar, Vandenbergh and Vanmarcke were my personal heroes of the day. Now I really dislike Cancellara, for personal reasons
Because you wanted to win Vanmarcke because you're Belgian?
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| ShortsNL |
Posted on 07-04-2013 16:32
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Jesleyh wrote:
Sinkeldam 25th(in group Phinney) does quite impress me
He was in Cancellara's wheel as well when he seperated the men from the boys on the cobbles with 50 kilometers to go. He was 2011's winner of the u23 P-R.
I think many teams can be proud of the result today. This was probably Cancellara's hardest-earned victory this year. OPQS had lots of bad luck of course, but since they had so many good riders Terpstra was able to save himself for the finale and get 3rd place, which is a good achievement.
Blanco of course super with Sep, but I'm a bit disappointed in Boom. He was in the same position as Terpstra when both had a mechanical and yet Boom finishes 14th.
Van Avermaet and Gaudin, wow... they attacked so much today and yet they still get 4th and 5th, very impressive. In that sense Langeveld and Flecha weren't as good, as they didn't follow them in the end. Chavanel with a rather disappointing 19th place. He's no longer OPQS's second best cobbler in my opinion. |
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| ruben |
Posted on 07-04-2013 16:32
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Jetse Bol btw had troubles with his chainring on the first cobbled stroke and never saw the front again, he said he didn't even get any bottles in the last 25k |
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