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| alexanderlens |
Posted on 17-12-2011 20:53
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The next Gesink!
Guess who's back? 
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| whitejersey |
Posted on 17-12-2011 21:02
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KoM yeaa
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 17-12-2011 23:28
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valverde321 wrote:
sutty68 wrote:
A true profesional, replying to everyone's responses
Hey, I do it too! He just gets like 15 more responses than me everytime! 
Sorry Mate, I was just referring to the amount of answers he was giving |
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Posted on 17-12-2011 23:29
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baia wrote:
valverde321 wrote:
sutty68 wrote:
A true profesional, replying to everyone's responses
Hey, I do it too! He just gets like 15 more responses than me everytime!
Me too... 
Sorry to you too Baia |
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Posted on 17-12-2011 23:32
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A Great win for Gesink
But more importantly a Brilliant win in the K.O.M for Bonnin |
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| tmobile |
Posted on 18-12-2011 00:07
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hehe I was sure that you would obtain it (if you do not believe me he reads the post that I wrote at the beginning of the Tour where I was saying to you that you would obtain it ) It has been incredible to see a Skil rider rising to the final podium of Paris... and more to gather an award as important as the KoM!
This history is an authentic enjoyment. Also it is serving to me to learn many things since Im a new "historian" in the forum
A greeting and big CONGRATULATIONS!
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| baia |
Posted on 18-12-2011 00:34
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Well done....great win for Bonnin...i know how hard it can be to win such jersey in such race,so he deserves one
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| vangerner |
Posted on 18-12-2011 06:39
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Thanks for Mollema's stats! He rode an great Tour specially with those stats!
Congrats with your KOM-jersey with Bonnin, that deserves an
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Posted on 18-12-2011 07:33
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Nice tour for Mollema with that stats!
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Posted on 18-12-2011 08:38
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WIth this great tour (one stage win, the KOTM-jersey and the excellent reports), thereé only one thing I can do:
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| Alakagom |
Posted on 18-12-2011 10:19
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It's been truly amazing Pelli. It's been the best Tour report in the history of this website, imo. You got that nice victory with Timmer and we have seen epic fight for the KOM, with Bonnin. Quite amazing really.
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| Pellizotti2 |
Posted on 18-12-2011 10:23
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Thanks a lot everyone. It's great to see so many followers.
@ alakagom: Wow, a big extra thank you for the incredibly nice words. But Kittel didn't win a stage, Timmer did.
Robert Gesink showed his true potential in this Tour. He stayed on his bike for the whole race and also demonstrated that his climbing and timetrialling has improved a lot since the last Tour. Those things together created a very surprising Tour winner.
Sure, we knew Klöden was good, but I couldn't imagine him finishing on the final podium, less than a minute away from the victory. The German proved me, and many others wrong though, and was probably the second strongest in the mountains, behind Schleck. If he hadn't failed in the time trial, he'd have won this Tour.
Sixth overall as a helper. That's quite impressive when your name is Bauke Mollema. He stayed with his team mate and eventual Tour winner Gesink on most harder stages and therefore stayed high up in the GC thanks to his team's strong team time trial. Giro and Vuelta next year for him, as leader?
Przemyslaw Niemiec took over the leadership in the Lampre team after Scarponi's failure and did it with élan. Very good climbing in the third week and a strong time trial eventually saw him finishing 7th overall, way above anything anyone had expected from the Pole.
The two Swedes, Kessiakoff and Löfkvist both entered this Tour expected to help their respective team captains, Kreuziger and Wiggins. However, when those two proved to be weak, their helpers filled up, both finishing in the Top 10. Sure, Wiggins did finish one place ahead of Löfkvist in the GC, but that was thanks to his two solo wins in the Alps.
Matthew Goss was prepared to do some hard work for Mark Cavendish in the sprints, but when the Manx Missile was out of shape and missed the time limit, Goss took over, winning two stages and the Green Jersey on the way to Paris. Next year he and Cavendish will be rivals, not team mates. Cav will certainly have to be in much better shape if he wants to take green then.
Yes, the competition wasn't the strongest, but it's still impressive by Tomas Vaitkus to win two stages in this Tour. Especially since one of them was on Champs-Élysées. The Lithuanian showed that he still can sprint in this Tour.
I honestly didn't think it would be possible, but all the work we done to get into the breakaways actually payed off with Bonnin taking over the King of the Mountains jersey on the final stage. Possibly the biggest surprise in the whole race.
A total disaster for Alberto Contador. He skipped the Giro to focus on the Tour only, and then this happens. A dislocated elbow keeps him out of racing long enough for him to miss the Vuelta as well. Dauphiné victory will be his biggest win this season. Complete disaster and huge failure.
Andy Schleck might have finished second overall, but with probably the most fitting route ever in the Tour and Contador out, this was an almost too good opportunity for him. However, his weak timetrialling once again punished him, losing the Tour on the penultimate stage. I doubt he'll ever win if this continues.
Ivan Basso said before the race that he was here for the overall victory and nothing else. I'd say he never came close. A collapse already on the first Pyrenean stage saw him losing four minutes to his big rivals, time that he wasn't able to gain back. 19th in the overall is definitely not what he wanted. I guess it was once again riding the Giro-Tour double that stopped him.
If Basso failed, then I don't know what Samuel Sanchez did. He looked super strong all the way to Plateau de Beille, where he cracked completely, lost huge time and got degraded to team mate role, helping Igor Anton, who went on to finish fourth. The team is probably fine with it, but I doubt Sanchez is.
Fail in the Giro, fail in the Tour. This season hasn't been too bright for Scarponi. It's still unclear what went wrong in the Giro, but it seems to me that it was the same thing that happened here. Fortunately for Lampre, Przemyslaw Niemiec saved the team by finishing 7th overall.
Together with Contador, maybe the biggest failure of all. Pierre Rolland started the Tour as the French hope, the home crowd finally dreaming of a Frenchman finishing on the final podium. Those plans crumbled already on stage one, where Rolland couldn't follow the peloton on the flat. That trend continued, with the Europcar rider looking like he aimed for Lantern Rouge.
Everyone was looking forward to the big battle between Mark Cavendish and his former team mate André Greipel in the mass sprints. That never took place, and both of them failed to achieve a single Top 10 result before missing the time limit on stage nine, dropping out of the Tour.
Philippe Gilbert didn't fail, but didn't have a successful Tour either. He did finish third in the points competition, but he didn't win a single stage, something I really think he wanted to do. He definitely had the form, he just didn't have the legs.
One of the, imo, biggest failures in the whole Tour came from the whole Garmin team. Their strong lineup with Thor Hushovd, Tyler Farrar and Heinrich Haussler weren't able to win one single stage and therefore definitely underperformed. Ryder Hesjedal saved the team a little bit with some nice breakaways.
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 18-12-2011 10:26
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Some big fails in the Tour this year |
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Posted on 18-12-2011 11:24
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I like the review
Guess who's back?
Lets see how many friens are still around... |
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Posted on 18-12-2011 11:48
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All the stars failed!
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Posted on 18-12-2011 11:52
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Gesink with the Tour, one word: Wow. Great result by Bonnin! |
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Posted on 18-12-2011 12:14
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I like this review! Great Tour report btw |
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Posted on 18-12-2011 12:52
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Thanks again! Nice to hear you enjoyed the review.
During the last days of the Tour, we've also been in Italy, and the Brixia Tour. It's a small stage race, usually a quite mountainous one, taking on some climbs around the Brescia area. Famous winners of the race are for example Igor Astarloa, Davide Rebellin and Domenico Pozzovivo.
Skil squad:
Fröhlinger will go for an overall result here, in the absence of his compatriot and German champion Geschke. The rest of the team is pretty much the same as the one we used in Austria, Doi and Sprick as luxury helpers for Fröhlinger, while Kluge will be going for mass sprints.
 20.07 - 24.07: Brixia Tour
Stage 1
Palazzolo sull'Oglio
A medium length team time trial will open up the race, in order to cause some gaps between the riders. We'll be limiting our losses.
As hugely expected, Garmin was the fastest team out on the course, putting young American Andrew Talansky in the first yellow jersey. We did pretty well I think, 9th without a single 70+ timetriallist.
Result:
| 1 | Team Garmin - Cervélo | 21'06 | | 2 | Quick·Step Cycling Team | + 24 | | 3 | Katusha Team | + 26 | | 4 | PSK Whirlpool - Author | + 42 | | 5 | Colnago - CSF Inox | + 45 | | 6 | Pro Team Astana | s.t. | | 7 | Lampre - ISD | + 47 | | 8 | Miche - Guerciotti | s.t. | | 9 | Skil - Shimano | s.t. | | 10 | Liquigas - Cannondale | + 50 |
Stage 2
Brescia Buffalora - Lumezzane / Cima Poffe
Already here the first of two mountain top finishes in this race. This one is the easier of the two, taking on two climbs, with the latter climbing up to Cima Poffe and the finish line.
After great work by Doi and Sprick up the final climb, Fröhlinger attacked with just one and a half kilometres to go, holding off Astana's Francesco Masciarelli for the stage win. Race leader Talansky kept Fröhlinger behind him in the overall by a few hundreds.
Result:
| 1 | Johannes Fröhlinger | Skil - Shimano | 3h06'21 | | 2 | Francesco Masciarelli | Pro Team Astana | s.t. | | 3 | Dario Cataldo | Quickstep Cycling Team | + 16 | | 4 | Pedro Merino | Miche - Guerciotti | s.t. | | 5 | Sylwester Szmyd | Liquigas - Cannondale | s.t. | | 6 | Stefano Pirazzi | Colnago - CSF Inox | + 28 | | 7 | Andrew Talansky | Team Garmin - Cervélo | s.t. | | 8 | Cristiano Salerno | Liquigas - Cannondale | + 39 | | 9 | Yukihiro Doi | Skil - Shimano | s.t. | | 10 | Kevin De Weert | Quick·Step Cycling Team | + 53 |
Stage 3
Pisogne - Pisogne
Back on the flat with stage three, and a first opportunity for the sprinters to test their speed. Mass sprint heavily expected.
One man proved to be a level above the others, Roger Kluge. After a perfect leadout from Martin Reimer, he just left the others in the dust with a kilometer to go, winning by a huge margin to Sacha Modolo.
Result:
| 1 | Roger Kluge | Skil - Shimano | 4h03'31 | | 2 | Sacha Modolo | Colnago - CSF Inox | s.t. | | 3 | Danilo Hondo | Lampre - ISD | s.t. | | 4 | Krzysztof Szczawinski | Miche - Guerciotti | s.t. | | 5 | Mirco Lorenzetto | Pro Team Astana | s.t. | | 6 | Jure Kocjan | Team Type 1 | s.t. | | 7 | Bernardo Riccio | D'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippo | s.t. | | 8 | Martin Reimer | Skil - Shimano | s.t. | | 9 | Andrew Talansky | Team Garmin - Cervélo | s.t. | | 10 | Piotr Kieblesz | Bank BGZ | s.t. |
Stage 4
Concesio - Passo Maniva
The penultimate day in this race provided the queens stage, finishing up the slopes of the mighty Passo Maniva, or is it Fai della Paganella, from Giro del Trentino? Either way, it's another hard day in the mountains.
Dèjá-vu stage two in the final kilometres, as a smart Fröhlinger covered all attacks from his main rivals before launching out of Masciarelli's wheel in the final kilometer, celebrating a second stage win.
Result:
| 1 | Johannes Fröhlinger | Skil - Shimano | 5h01'11 | | 2 | Francesco Masciarelli | Pro Team Astana | + 13 | | 3 | Sylwester Szmyd | Liquigas - Cannondale | + 39 | | 4 | Pedro Merino | Miche - Guerciotti | + 1'05 | | 5 | Dario Cataldo | Quick·Step Cycling Team | + 1'24 | | 6 | Tom Danielson | Team Garmin - Cervélo | + 1'33 | | 7 | Andrew Talansky | Team Garmin - Cervélo | + 2'09 | | 8 | Valerio Agnoli | Liquigas - Cannondale | s.t. | | 9 | Domenico Pozzovivo | Colnago - CSF Inox | + 2'22 | | 10 | Stefano Pirazzi | Colnago - CSF Inox | s.t. |
Stage 5
Chiari - Orzinuovi
The race ends with a celebration stage, an easy day for the overall contenders and another chance for the sprinters. Two out of two for Kluge perhaps?
Nah. The breakaway made it all the way to the finish, where relatively unknown Czech Frantisek Padour (PSK) got the better of breakaway companions Bernard Colex (Amore & Vita) and Stijn Vandenbergh (Katusha). Michel Kreder (Garmin) lead home the peloton a couple of minutes later. Fröhlinger finished well inside it, saeling up overall victory.
Result:
| 1 | Frantisek Padour | PSK Whirlpool - Author | 4h20'05 | | 2 | Bernard Colex | Amore & Vita | s.t. | | 3 | Stijn Vandenbergh | Katusha Team | s.t. | | 4 | Pavel Kochetkov | Itera - Katusha | s.t. | | 5 | Lilian Pommier | Atlas Personal | s.t. | | 6 | Federico Rocchetti | De Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia | s.t. | | 7 | William Dugan | Team Type 1 | s.t. | | 8 | Pawel Sztobryn | Bank BGZ | s.t. | | 9 | Mitja Mahoric | Adria Mobil | s.t. | | 10 | Manuel Fedele | D'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippo | s.t. | | ... | | 11 | Michel Kreder | Team Garmin - Cervélo | + 2'21 |
Final General Classification:
| 1 | Johannes Fröhlinger | Skil - Shimano | 16h54'43 | | 2 | Francesco Masciarelli | Pro Team Astana | + 26 | | 3 | Sylwester Szmyd | Liquigas - Cannondale | + 1'29 | | 4 | Dario Cataldo | Quick·Step Cycling Team | + 1'47 | | 5 | Pedro Merino | Miche - Guerciotti | + 2'00 | | 6 | Tom Danielson | Team Garmin - Cervélo | + 2'18 | | 7 | Andrew Talansky | Team Garmin - Cervélo | + 2'29 | | 8 | Stefano Pirazzi | Colnago - CSF Inox | + 3'27 | | 9 | Valerio Agnoli | Liquigas - Cannondale | + 3'44 | | 10 | Yukihiro Doi | Skil - Shimano | + 3'48 |
Spoiler | 11 | Domenico Pozzovivo | Colnago - CSF Inox | + 4'38 | | 12 | Mathieu Sprick | Skil - Shimano | + 5'18 | | 13 | Danilo Di Luca | Katusha Team | + 6'51 | | 14 | Robert Kiserlovski | Pro Team Astana | + 7'04 | | 15 | Kevin Seeldraeyers | Quick·Step Cycling Team | s.t. | | 16 | Kevin De Weert | Quick·Step Cycling Team | + 8'22 | | 17 | Bernard Colex | Amore & Vita | + 8'27 | | 18 | Michael Rasmussen | Christina Watches - Onfone | + 8'33 | | 19 | Cristiano Salerno | Liquigas - Cannondale | + 8'45 | | 20 | Artem Ovechkin | Katusha Team | + 9'10 | | 21 | Constantino Zaballa | Miche - Guerciotti | + 9'18 | | 22 | Diego Ulissi | Lampre - ISD | + 9'22 | | 23 | Simone Stortoni | Colnago - CSF Inox | + 9'31 | | 24 | Pavel Gorenc | Adria Mobil | + 9'37 | | 25 | Andrey Zeits | Pro Team Astana | + 9'44 | | 26 | Marco Marzano | Lampre - ISD | + 11'53 | | 27 | Volodymyr Bileka | Amore & Vita | + 12'22 | | 28 | Aitor Pérez Arrieta | Lampre - ISD | + 12'37 | | 29 | Christophe Le Mével | Team Garmin - Cervélo | + 13'05 | | 30 | Michel Kreder | Team Garmin - Cervélo | + 13'22 | | 31 | Francesco Bellotti | Liquigas - Cannondale | + 14'01 | | 32 | Alberto Losada | Katusha Team | + 15'17 | | 33 | Daniele Callegarin | Team Type 1 | + 16'17 | | 34 | Mitja Mahoric | Adria Mobil | + 16'29 | | 35 | Joan Horrach | Katusha Team | + 16'32 | | 36 | Patxi Vila | De Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia | + 16'47 | | 37 | Dmitriy Fofonov | Pro Team Astana | + 16'58 | | 38 | Sergey Firsanov | Itera - Katusha | + 17'33 | | 39 | Leonardo Bertagnolli | Lampre - ISD | + 18'12 | | 40 | Eros Capecchi | Liquigas - Cannondale | + 18'20 | | 41 | Frantisek Padour | PSK Whirlpool - Author | + 18'52 | | 42 | Jan Tratnik | Quick·Step Cycling Team | + 18'53 | | 43 | Stanislav Kozúbek | PSK Whirlpool - Author | + 19'09 | | 44 | Peter Stetina | Team Garmin - Cervélo | + 19'33 | | 45 | Dmitry Mokrov | Itera - Katusha | + 20'16 | | 46 | Jure Kocjan | Team Type 1 | + 21'07 | | 47 | Valery Kobzarenko | Team Type 1 | + 21'11 | | 48 | Peter Kusztor | Atlas Personal | + 22'04 | | 49 | David Zabriskie | Team Garmin - Cervélo | + 22'19 | | 50 | Daniel Lloyd | Team Garmin - Cervélo | + 22'43 | | 51 | Marc De Maar | Quick·Step Cycling Team | + 22'47 | | 52 | Manuele Mori | Lampre - ISD | + 22'55 | | 53 | Kristian Sobota | Christina Watches - Onfone | + 23'03 | | 54 | David Millar | Team Garmin - Cervélo | + 23'13 | | 55 | Simon Clarke | Pro Team Astana | + 23'45 | | 56 | Martin Reimer | Skil - Shimano | + 23'59 | | 57 | Guytan Lilholt | Christina Watches - Onfone | + 24'24 | | 58 | Christian Schneeberger | Atlas Personal | + 25'25 | | 59 | Federico Canuti | Colnago - CSF Inox | + 25'30 | | 60 | Primoz Segina | Adria Mobil | + 25'46 | | 61 | Alessandro Vanotti | Liquigas - Cannondale | + 26'34 | | 62 | Danilo Hondo | Lampre - ISD | + 26'35 | | 63 | Oleg Berdos | De Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia | + 26'38 | | 64 | Konrad Czajkowski | Bank BGZ | + 26'51 | | 65 | Roger Kluge | Skil - Shimano | + 26'54 | | 66 | Leif Hoste | Katusha Team | + 27'28 | | 67 | Krzysztof Szczawinski | Miche - Guerciotti | + 27'44 | | 68 | Dmytro Grabovski | ISD - Lampre Continental | + 27'55 | | 69 | Sacha Modolo | Colnago - CSF Inox | + 28'02 | | 70 | Matteo Fedi | De Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia | s.t. | | 71 | Iván Melero | Team Type 1 | + 28'04 | | 72 | Mirco Lorenzetto | Pro Team Astana | + 28'53 | | 73 | Pelle Clapp | Christina Watches - Onfone | + 29'34 | | 74 | Oleg Opryshko | Amore & Vita | + 29'37 | | 75 | Timothy Duggan | Liquigas - Cannondale | + 30'02 | | 76 | Lilian Pommier | Atlas Personal | + 30'44 | | 77 | Volodymyr Zagorodny | Miche - Guerciotti | + 31'29 | | 78 | Laurent Beuret | Atlas Personal | + 31'58 | | 79 | Alessandro Spezialetti | Lampre - ISD | + 32'14 | | 80 | Jarosław Rębiewski | Bank BGZ | + 32'38 | | 81 | Junya Sano | D'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippo | + 32'41 | | 82 | Ronan Van Zandbeek | Skil - Shimano | + 32'46 | | 83 | William Aranzazu | Miche - Guerciotti | + 32'49 | | 84 | Marco Haller | Adria Mobil | + 32'53 | | 85 | Alfredo Balloni | Lampre - ISD | + 33'03 | | 86 | Vitaliy Popkov | ISD - Lampre Continental | s.t. | | 87 | Nicolas Baldo | Atlas Personal | + 33'05 | | 88 | Mauro Da Dalto | Liquigas - Cannondale | + 33'06 | | 89 | Andrey Solomennikov | Itera - Katusha | + 33'08 | | 90 | Blaz Jarc | Adria Mobil | + 33'09 | | 91 | Simone Campagnaro | D'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippo | s.t. | | 92 | Piotr Kieblesz | Bank BGZ | + 33'21 | | 93 | René Jørgensen | Christina Watches - Onfone | + 33'30 | | 94 | Anatoliy Pakthusov | ISD - Lampre Continental | + 33'32 | | 95 | Manuele Caddeo | Colnago - CSF Inox | + 33'34 | | 96 | Patrik Moren | Amore & Vita | + 33'49 | | 97 | Assan Bazayev | Pro Team Astana | + 33'57 | | 98 | Martin Lind | Christina Watches - Onfone | + 33'58 | | 99 | Omar Lombardi | Colnago - CSF Inox | s.t. | | 100 | Anton Vorobyev | Itera - Katusha | + 34'05 | | 101 | Angelo Pagani | Colnago - CSF Inox | + 35'29 | | 102 | Petr Bencik | PSK Whirlpool - Author | + 36'30 | | 103 | Davide Torosantucci | D'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippo | + 38'55 | | 104 | Stijn Vandenbergh | Katusha Team | + 39'10 | | 105 | Bersvenn Støen | Amore & Vita | + 39'35 | | 106 | Pavel Kochetkov | Itera - Katusha | + 41'36 | | 107 | Frederique Robert | Quick·Step Cycling Team | + 41'38 | | 108 | Marco Bandiera | Quick·Step Cycling Team | + 41'39 | | 109 | Josef Hosek | PSK Whirlpool - Author | + 41'55 | | 110 | Sergey Renev | Pro Team Astana | + 42'00 | | 111 | Bert De Backer | Skil - Shimano | + 42'03 | | 112 | Benjamin King | Team Type 1 | + 43'11 | | 113 | Fabio Calabria | Team Type 1 | + 43'13 | | 114 | Aljaz Hocevar | Adria Mobil | + 43'44 | | 115 | Daniel Vestergaard | Christina Watches - Onfone | + 44'01 | | 116 | Yuriy Agarkov | ISD - Lampre Continental | + 44'09 | | 117 | Gianfranco Visconti | De Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia | + 44'14 | | 118 | Federico Rocchetti | De Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia | + 50'52 | | 119 | Jakub Vecera | PSK Whirlpool - Author | + 52'50 | | 120 | Marc Reynès | PSK Whirlpool - Author | + 52'55 | | 121 | Marius Bernatonis | Atlas Personal | + 53'01 | | 122 | Jonathan Fumeaux | Atlas Personal | + 53'06 | | 123 | Kirill Baranov | Itera - Katusha | s.t. | | 124 | Viktor Shmalko | Itera - Katusha | s.t. | | 125 | Jesper Odgaard | Christina Watches - Onfone | + 53'08 | | 126 | Peter Erdin | Atlas Personal | + 53'12 | | 127 | Giorgio Brambilla | De Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia | + 53'13 | | 128 | Damiano Margutti | De Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia | s.t. | | 129 | Sergio Laganà | De Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia | s.t. | | 130 | Marcin Urbanowski | Bank BGZ | + 53'17 | | 131 | Volodymyr Kogut | Amore & Vita | + 53'20 | | 132 | Bernardo Riccio | D'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippo | + 53'21 | | 133 | Ryohei Komori | D'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippo | s.t. | | 134 | Denys Karnulin | ISD - Lampre Continental | + 53'26 | | 135 | Robin Chaigneau | Skil - Shimano | + 54'50 | | 136 | Luca Paolini | Katusha Team | + 55'55 | | 137 | Patrick Schubert | Bank BGZ | + 56'00 | | 138 | Alexander Mironov | Katusha Team | + 56'24 | | 139 | Maksym Vasilyev | ISD - Lampre Continental | + 58'24 | | 140 | Alex Bowden | Team Type 1 | + 1h00'44 | | 141 | Manuel Fedele | D'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippo | + 1h05'25 | | 142 | Pawel Sztobryn | Bank BGZ | + 1h05'29 | | 143 | Francesco Reda | Quick·Step Cycling Team | + 1h05'31 | | 144 | Alexander Zdanov | D'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippo | + 1h07'54 | | 145 | William Dugan | Team Type 1 | + 1h08'10 | | 146 | Masaaki Kikuchi | D'Angelo & Antenucci - 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Posted on 18-12-2011 13:01
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Domination in Brixia, great job!! Skil goes World Tour in 2012
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Posted on 18-12-2011 13:55
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WoW, could you post Fröhlinger's stats?
Guess who's back?
Lets see how many friens are still around... |
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