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Levi4life
Lance Armstrong's return to racing, on the Mountain bike scene, at the leadville 100 trail ride saw Lance take Second behind now 5 time winner Dave Wiens.
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SportingNonsense
Trofeo Bastianelli - 1.2

1 Peter Kennaugh (GBr) Great Britain Cycling Team 3.36.00 (41,111 km/h)
2 Mathieu Delaroziere (Fra) VC La Pomme - Marseille 0.15
3 Francesco Rivera (Ita) Gs Ginestra-Ceramiche Il Gabbiano
4 Cristiano Colombo (Ita) Palazzago Maiet Colnago Grigolin
5 Dimitri Le Boulch (Fra) VC La Pomme - Marseille 0.22
6 Matteo Montanari (Ita) Team Fidi Bc.Com 0.30
7 Julian David Munoz Giraldo (Col) Hadimec Nazionale Elettronica
8 Fabio Ursi (Ita) Team Fidi Bc.Com 0.40
9 Jaroslaw Marycz (Pol) Team Fidi Bc.Com
10 Volodymyr Starchyk (Ukr) Dynatek Latvia
11 Alberto Lopez Gustavo (Arg) Argentina National Team 1.25
12 Alexander Filippov (Rus) Acs Gruppo Lupi
13 Alex Dowsett (GBr) Great Britain Cycling Team 1.59
14 David Traknik (Slo) Radenska Financial Point 2.30
15 Marco Ghiselli (Ita) Hadimec Nazionale Elettronica
16 Dan Craven (Nam) Team Fidi Bc.Com
17 Marco Manenti (Ita) Palazzago Maiet Colnago Grigolin 3.00
18 Robert Vrecer (Slo) Radenska Financial Point
19 Fabio Taborre (Ita) VC Aran World-Cantina Tollo
20 Paolo Ciavatta (Ita) Cicli Monturano-Civitanova M.-Cascinare

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SportingNonsense
Tour des Pyrénées - 2.2

Stage 1
1 Cyril Fernandez Perez (Fra) E.C. Saint Etienne Loire 3.57.51 (37,082 km/h)
2 Andrew Bajadali (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast 0.05
3 Julien Guay (Fra) Vendee U
4 Daniel Fleeman (GBr) An Post - Sean Kelly Team 0.06
5 Nicolas Prin (Fra) E.C. Saint Etienne Loire 0.48
6 Jan Bakelants (Bel) Beveren 2000 - Quick Step 0.51
7 Daniel Lloyd (GBr) An Post - Sean Kelly Team
8 Andrew Jackson (GBr) E.C. Saint Etienne Loire
9 Fabrice Naert (Bel) Beveren 2000 - Quick Step 0.53
10 Maarten De Jonge (Ned) Beveren 2000 - Quick Step

Stage 2

1 Stian Remme (Nor) Team Sparebanken Vest 4.28.33 (36,194 km/h)
2 Daniel Fleeman (GBr) An Post - Sean Kelly Team
3 Laurent Didier (Lux) Team Kuota-Senges 0.21
4 Ibon Zugasti Arrese (Spa) Azysa-Cetya-Viscarret 1.18
5 Maarten De Jonge (Ned) Beveren 2000 - Quick Step
6 Yoann Barbas (Fra) Albi Velo Sport 1.19
7 Jan Bakelants (Bel) Beveren 2000 - Quick Step
8 Rob Ruijgh (Ned) Netherlands National Team 1.23
9 Gert Dockx (Bel) Beveren 2000 - Quick Step 1.35
10 Jan Ghyselinck (Bel) Beveren 2000 - Quick Step

Stage 3

1 Yannick Marie (Fra) Entente Sud Gascogne 3.40.42 (37,653 km/h)
2 Jordi Fite Grabalosa (Spa) Azysa-Cetya-Viscarret 0.24
3 Andrew Bajadali (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast 0.27
4 Benjamin Prades (Spa) CAI Aragones 0.32
5 Laurent Didier (Lux) Team Kuota-Senges 0.54
6 Jan Bakelants (Bel) Beveren 2000 - Quick Step 0.56
7 Gert Dockx (Bel) Beveren 2000 - Quick Step
8 Maarten De Jonge (Ned) Beveren 2000 - Quick Step
9 Damien Branaa (Fra) Entente Sud Gascogne
10 Arnaud Courteille (Fra) Team U Nantes Atlantique

Stage 4

1 Malaya Van Ruitenbeek (Ned) Team Kuota-Senges 2.59.14 (43,519 km/h)
2 Loïc Desriac (Fra) Albi Velo Sport 0.07
3 Jonathan Rosenbrier (GBr) E.C. Saint Etienne Loire
4 Ludovic Bret (Fra) Vendee U
5 Fabien Rey (Fra) Entente Sud Gascogne
6 Jonathan Sundt (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast
7 Yannick Wellens (Bel) Beveren 2000 - Quick Step
8 Guillaume Soula (Fra) C.R. Midi-Pyrenees
9 Maurice Vrijmoed (Ned) Netherlands National Team 0.11
10 Arnaud Courteille (Fra) Team U Nantes Atlantique 1.30

GC
1 Daniel Fleeman (GBr) An Post - Sean Kelly Team 15.08.45
2 Andrew Bajadali (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast 1.08
3 Stian Remme (Nor) Team Sparebanken Vest 1.35
4 Jan Bakelants (Bel) Beveren 2000 - Quick Step 2.09
5 Maarten De Jonge (Ned) Beveren 2000 - Quick Step 2.12
6 Julien Guay (Fra) Vendee U 2.55
7 Rob Ruijgh (Ned) Netherlands National Team 3.28
8 Gert Dockx (Bel) Beveren 2000 - Quick Step 3.40
9 Jordi Fite Grabalosa (Spa) Azysa-Cetya-Viscarret 3.50
10 Guillaume Pont (Spa) Azysa-Cetya-Viscarret 3.55
11 Andrew Jackson (GBr) E.C. Saint Etienne Loire 4.00
12 Laurent Didier (Lux) Team Kuota-Senges 4.09
13 Sondre Sörtveit (Nor) Team Sparebanken Vest 5.20
14 Loic Herbreteau (Fra) Lescar Velo Sprint 5.47
15 Yoann Barbas (Fra) Albi Velo Sport 6.02
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Addy291
Kennaugh and Dowsett ownage in a 1.2 raceGrin

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Danny Fleeman winning the GC of a 2.2 raceGrin

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YORKSHIRE BORN, YORKSHIRE BRED...
 
issoisso
SportingNonsense wrote:
Trofeo Bastianelli - 1.2


uh.....yeah....:lol:
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SportingNonsense
issoisso wrote:
SportingNonsense wrote:
Trofeo Bastianelli - 1.2


uh.....yeah....:lol:


Didnt you know? Its the biggest one day race in Italy Pfft Wink
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Addy291
I don't quite know if isso was meaning this but the name of the race is quite ironicPfft

Marta Bastianelli -> Trofeo Bastianelli

Marta Bastianelli - won the women's world road race and just before the Olympics tested positive...

Pfft
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issoisso
Addy291 wrote:
I don't quite know if isso was meaning this but the name of the race is quite ironicPfft

Marta Bastianelli -> Trofeo Bastianelli

Marta Bastianelli - won the women's world road race and just before the Olympics tested positive...

Pfft


Glad somebody got it Pfft
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SportingNonsense
Ah of course, I just thought you were making another sarcastic remark of me posting Brit results from irrelevant races Pfft
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issoisso
SportingNonsense wrote:
Ah of course, I just thought you were making another sarcastic remark of me posting Brit results from irrelevant races Pfft


no, I only need one of those per month. my quota for august is filled Pfft
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Levi4life
The US Junior National Championships just finished with my team Captain taking 11th in the Road Race. Northern Californian riders went 1-2

My teamate and big favorite for the 15-16 road race after finising 5th in the TT and 3rd in the Crit crashed on the first lap and broke his collarbone, He would have won.

Also the u23 womens road race occured the winner was some... well judge for yourself

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more importantly the women who was second is my "teamate" and she recieved a grant from USA cycling womens development and will be going to the Tour of Missouri, She kicks ass.
Edited by Levi4life on 12-08-2008 20:27
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Waghlon
Levi, that question that is to be asked is "Was it a downhill course"?
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Levi4life
:lol:
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Levi4life
my teamate can climb faster than she can sprint. She was second in the Best oyung rider competition racing with the Pro Women at Cascade Classic.
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Levi4life
oh yea VMG/Garmin Chipotle Swept the u23 Road race podium.
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issoisso
Levi4life wrote:
my teamate can climb faster than she can sprint. She was second in the Best oyung rider competition racing with the Pro Women at Cascade Classic.


I can plainly see so. Dario Pieri in the middle, though...
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issoisso
Saunier's got in their minds to win the Tour of Portugal. Didn't start very well at all.

Marchante and Cobo each lost 38 seconds in an 8km prologue...

I wonder how much they'll lose in the 40km final TT...

either way, they still have a chance. There's a million different mountains in the middle, so.

Can't wait for saturday with the queen mountain stage and the 15 or so climbers vying for the overall win to start shooting up the 30km final climb Smile
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Dan_Grr
What are the main contenders and any other relevant information you know?
 
issoisso
Dan_Grr wrote:
What are the main contenders and any other relevant information you know?


David Bernabéu, Félix Cárdenas, José Azevedo, Ruben Plaza (who won the prologue), Santi Pérez (the good old "I'm beating Heras on the climbs, oops I tested positive", seems back to decent form), Francisco Mancebo, Eládio Jimenez, Hector Guerra (who is my pick for the overall win), Koldo Gil, David Blanco, Ezequiel Mosquera, Juan Cobo and José Gomez Marchante for the overall.

Agritubel has a gagload of sprinters (Feillu being the biggest name), while Barloworld has Baden Cooke (who sucks, but that's irrelevant), Lampre's brought along Napolitano and there are a few other names.

Significant other riders include Enrico Gasparotto, Cândido Barbosa, Manuel Cardoso, Nuno Ribeiro, Steve Zampieri, Tyler Farrar, Chris Sutton, Dan Martin, Steve Cozza (3 of these 4 Slipstream guys are only here to please Levi. In terms of quality they are nowhere near the rest of this list :lol: ), Ricardo Mestre, Martín Garrido, and the "great white hope" Tiago Machado.

And a bucketload of promising youngsters who will no doubt show up so that one of them can be the usual revelation. As we know, almost every year there's a revelation who ends up being a decent rider (Vladimir Efimkin, etc)
Edited by issoisso on 13-08-2008 19:34
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Levi4life
Steve Cozza is the revelationWink


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