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| dave92 |
Posted on 26-03-2008 00:57
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rodda wrote:
im for the idea of smaller stage races where you arent going to do all that well being presented all at once. perhaps just make the pictures in your report a bit bigger
completely agree
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| rjc_43 |
Posted on 26-03-2008 14:36
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Its a bit of a weird one, cos when i make the report its a nice big size, but when i save it and upload it, it shrinks an absolute load.  Ok, i'll probably go back to day to day reports then. 
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| Guido Mukk |
Posted on 26-03-2008 16:15
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Nice story..great. Keep it coming. You must be balanced human..first time I see on this site continental story where player act choose tactics like continental team manager...respect for that. |
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| Deadpool |
Posted on 26-03-2008 17:10
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Yeah, it is cool to see someone riding (well) with a bad continental team. Plus, you wont be going up anytime soon, so it should be interesting to see who you try to sign. |
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| rjc_43 |
Posted on 26-03-2008 17:42
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Shhhh. don't spoil my dreams lol. im currently ranked 8th in the continental rankings, only half the score of the top 3 teams... 
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| Deadpool |
Posted on 26-03-2008 18:26
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Yeah, but it will be hard to sign reasonable riders with Auber 93, so next year you may not improve that much. You will probably have to homegrow riders to get up to a top level. |
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| rjc_43 |
Posted on 26-03-2008 18:55
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Stage 5 of the Bretagne stage race could well provide a crucial kick to those looking for overall victory.
With a nice amount of mountains points still up for grabs, again Malacarne took off on the downhill where other riders were less willing to follow. By the time he was up and over the first climb he was a minute clear of the chasers and 2minutes clear of the bunch.
He sat up a little to allow himself a bit more of a breather, and was caught up by 2 more riders, he still took the next two climbs though, but before the penultimate climb, more riders had attacked across to the break and he wasn't feeling good enough to keep going, so again we told him to sit up and roll in in his own time.
With the pack putting down the pain, and the sprint being a short 1.3km affair, we made sure we had Morizot up there and whilst Gaudin couldn't get away, Morizot felt very good sprinting and followed Rodriguez to a classy 3rd. The winner of the stage gained not a great deal as he had already lost a fair amount of time on previous stages.
Results:
1 Stefan Parinussa TEAM SPARKASSE 2h33'24
2 Alberto Rodríguez VIÑA MAGNA - CROPU + 23
3 Florian Morizot AUBER 93 s.t.
4 Arnaud Lesvenan ROUBAIX LILLE MÉTROPOLE s.t.
5 Lars Boom RABOBANK CONTINENTAL s.t.
6 Diego Gallego VIÑA MAGNA - CROPU s.t.
7 Juan Gomis VITÓRIA - ASC s.t.
8 Alexander Gottfried TEAM SPARKASSE s.t.
9 Gilberto Sampaio VITÓRIA - ASC s.t.
10 Richard Faltus TEAM SPARKASSE s.t.
34 Damien Gaudin AUBER 93 s.t.
41 Mathieu Drujon AUBER 93 s.t.
59 Davide Malacarne AUBER 93 + 3'19
64 Yannick Martinez AUBER 93 + 3'59
65 Steven Tronet AUBER 93 s.t.
84 Marius Stoica AMORE E VITA - MCDONALD'S + 10'30
Overall after stage 5:
1 Jurgen Roelandts DAVITAMON - WIN FOR LIFE - JONG VLAANDEREN 13h53'18
2 Thomas Berkhout RABOBANK CONTINENTAL + 1
3 Paul Van Schalen UBBINK - SYNTEC CYCLING TEAM + 3
4 Edvald Boasson Hagen TEAM MAXBO BIANCHI + 7
5 Lars Boom RABOBANK CONTINENTAL + 9
6 Jos Van Emden RABOBANK CONTINENTAL s.t.
7 Jos Pronk TIME - VAN HEMERT + 16
8 Florian Morizot AUBER 93 + 24
9 Mickaël Larpe ROUBAIX LILLE MÉTROPOLE + 28
10 Alexander Gottfried TEAM SPARKASSE + 29
11 Damien Gaudin AUBER 93 + 31
12 Alberto Rodríguez VIÑA MAGNA - CROPU + 34
13 Pedro Costa VITÓRIA - ASC s.t.
14 Tom Leezer RABOBANK CONTINENTAL + 35
15 David Derepas ROUBAIX LILLE MÉTROPOLE s.t.
34 Mathieu Drujon AUBER 93 + 1'02
52 Yannick Martinez AUBER 93 + 4'18
55 Steven Tronet AUBER 93 + 4'33
81 Davide Malacarne AUBER 93 + 19'51
84 Marius Stoica AMORE E VITA - MCDONALD'S + 40'01
Mountains Jersey:
1 Davide Malacarne AUBER 93 61
2 Stefan Parinussa TEAM SPARKASSE 17
3 Philipp Mamos TEAM SPARKASSE 13
4 David Martín VIÑA MAGNA - CROPU 10
5 Florian Morizot AUBER 93 7
Sprinters Jersey:
1 Edvald Boasson Hagen TEAM MAXBO BIANCHI 56
2 Jurgen Roelandts DAVITAMON - WIN FOR LIFE - JONG VLAANDEREN 45
3 Yauheni Hutarovich ROUBAIX LILLE MÉTROPOLE 42
4 Ángel Edo VITÓRIA - ASC 42
5 Stefan Parinussa TEAM SPARKASSE 41
9 Mathieu Drujon AUBER 93 36
14 Steven Tronet AUBER 93 20
17 Florian Morizot AUBER 93 16
22 Davide Malacarne AUBER 93 12
49 Damien Gaudin AUBER 93 1
Stage 6 is another short ITT.
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| rjc_43 |
Posted on 26-03-2008 18:56
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Deadpool wrote:
Yeah, but it will be hard to sign reasonable riders with Auber 93, so next year you may not improve that much. You will probably have to homegrow riders to get up to a top level.
Thats why im trying to get as high in the rankings as i can, and also am scouting in a hope to find some good riders. A key i think to promotion is winning the easy races - ie ITTs with some really good time trialist.
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| rjc_43 |
Posted on 26-03-2008 19:25
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Stage Six whilst meant to be a 7.4km ITT turned out to be 5km. Which im sure was a let down to those time trialists, but to our team, it was a blessing, as less time could be lost!
Malacarne was the first off for us and set an early best...for the length of 3 riders.
With the daily form being the decider between a top 10 position in GC and a top 20, we hoped that both Morizot and Gaudin would be feeling it today, but when Drujon rolled out with a +3, we knew it wasn't going to be our day...
A rider tipped to do well in this stage was Jos Pronk, and he didn't fail to provide as he came 2nd.
Results:
1 Lars Boom RABOBANK CONTINENTAL 6'32
2 Jos Pronk TIME - VAN HEMERT + 4
3 Jos Van Emden RABOBANK CONTINENTAL + 5
4 Paul Van Schalen UBBINK - SYNTEC CYCLING TEAM s.t.
5 Jurgen Roelandts DAVITAMON - WIN FOR LIFE - JONG VLAANDEREN + 8
6 Edvald Boasson Hagen TEAM MAXBO BIANCHI + 9
7 Ivan Kovalev AMORE E VITA - MCDONALD'S + 10
8 Thomas Berkhout RABOBANK CONTINENTAL + 13
9 Joost Van Leijen VAN VLIET - EBH ADVOCATEN + 15
10 Tom Leezer RABOBANK CONTINENTAL + 16
11 Dennis Van Winden RABOBANK CONTINENTAL + 17
12 Mickaël Larpe ROUBAIX LILLE MÉTROPOLE s.t.
13 Daan Rijntjes TIME - VAN HEMERT + 18
14 Damien Gaudin AUBER 93 + 19
15 Florian Morizot AUBER 93 s.t.
16 Danny Stam UBBINK - SYNTEC CYCLING TEAM s.t.
17 Slawomir Kohut AMORE E VITA - MCDONALD'S + 20
18 Steven De Neef DAVITAMON - WIN FOR LIFE - JONG VLAANDEREN + 22
19 Kazuya Okazaki NIPPO - MEITAN HONPO - ASADA s.t.
20 David Derepas ROUBAIX LILLE MÉTROPOLE s.t.
22 Yannick Martinez AUBER 93 s.t.
34 Davide Malacarne AUBER 93 + 24
62 Steven Tronet AUBER 93 + 35
69 Mathieu Drujon AUBER 93 + 37
84 Antoine Dalibard BRETAGNE - ARMOR LUX + 1'03
GC:
1 Jurgen Roelandts DAVITAMON - WIN FOR LIFE - JONG VLAANDEREN 13h59'58
2 Paul Van Schalen UBBINK - SYNTEC CYCLING TEAM s.t.
3 Lars Boom RABOBANK CONTINENTAL + 1
4 Jos Van Emden RABOBANK CONTINENTAL + 6
5 Thomas Berkhout RABOBANK CONTINENTAL s.t.
6 Edvald Boasson Hagen TEAM MAXBO BIANCHI + 8
7 Jos Pronk TIME - VAN HEMERT + 12
8 Florian Morizot AUBER 93 + 35
9 Mickaël Larpe ROUBAIX LILLE MÉTROPOLE + 37
10 Damien Gaudin AUBER 93 + 42
34 Mathieu Drujon AUBER 93 + 1'31
52 Yannick Martinez AUBER 93 + 4'33
56 Steven Tronet AUBER 93 + 5'00
81 Davide Malacarne AUBER 93 + 20'07
84 Marius Stoica AMORE E VITA - MCDONALD'S + 40'25
Points:
1 Edvald Boasson Hagen TEAM MAXBO BIANCHI 66
2 Jurgen Roelandts DAVITAMON - WIN FOR LIFE - JONG VLAANDEREN 57
3 Lars Boom RABOBANK CONTINENTAL 57
4 Jos Van Emden RABOBANK CONTINENTAL 55
5 Paul Van Schalen UBBINK - SYNTEC CYCLING TEAM 51
6 Thomas Berkhout RABOBANK CONTINENTAL 46
7 Yauheni Hutarovich ROUBAIX LILLE MÉTROPOLE 42
8 Ángel Edo VITÓRIA - ASC 42
9 Stefan Parinussa TEAM SPARKASSE 41
10 Mathieu Drujon AUBER 93 36
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| Deadpool |
Posted on 26-03-2008 19:27
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Two to 10's, nice job |
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| dave92 |
Posted on 26-03-2008 19:51
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yeah, i thinik you should be able to pick off some good Frenchies for next year 
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| rjc_43 |
Posted on 26-03-2008 19:55
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Before the final stage of the tour of Bretagne kicked off, the other half the squad was off to the Tour de Vendee. We thought this would be a pretty useless excursion seeing as our main two sprinters were already racing elsewhere.
Having to field 8 riders meant that underform Belkov, Mederel and Mespoulede would have to start.
As soon as the race began, all three of my riders got back into the warm car and just chilled out. The tactics for this race would be to see who had the legs to get to the finish... Well after half the race was run, it was obvious Jollet hadn't and he went out the back.
So with only Brouzes capable of being able to sit in the bunch long enough to sprint, we had him protected with the last 2 riders around.
A group of 5 went off the front in the dying kilometres to contest the win, which was fine by us.
Pineau took it in style by having 10 points better sprint than the other riders.
Surprisingly Brouzes took a top 15 place for his appearance.
Results:
1 Jérôme Pineau BOUYGUES TÉLÉCOM 4h45'16
2 Sébastien Joly FRANÇAISE DES JEUX s.t.
3 Benoît Vaugrenard FRANÇAISE DES JEUX s.t.
4 Sylvain Chavanel COFIDIS, LE CRÉDIT PAR TÉLÉPHONE s.t.
5 Dainius Kairelis AMORE E VITA - MCDONALD'S + 44
6 Jimmy Engoulvent CRÉDIT AGRICOLE s.t.
7 Mathieu Ladagnous FRANÇAISE DES JEUX s.t.
8 Kenny Lisabeth CHOCOLADE JACQUES - TOPSPORT VLAANDEREN s.t.
9 Sébastien Hinault CRÉDIT AGRICOLE s.t.
10 Sylvain Calzati AG2R PRÉVOYANCE s.t.
11 Lilian Jégou FRANÇAISE DES JEUX s.t.
12 Glenn D'Hollander CHOCOLADE JACQUES - TOPSPORT VLAANDEREN s.t.
13 Niels Brouzes AUBER 93 s.t.
14 Mikaël Chérel FRANÇAISE DES JEUX s.t.
15 Jean-Patrick Nazon AG2R PRÉVOYANCE s.t.
16 Geoffroy Lequatre COFIDIS, LE CRÉDIT PAR TÉLÉPHONE s.t.
17 Christophe Kern CRÉDIT AGRICOLE s.t.
18 Olivier Pardini STOREZ LEDECQ MATERIAUX s.t.
19 Freddy Bichot AGRITUBEL s.t.
20 Mickael Buffaz COFIDIS, LE CRÉDIT PAR TÉLÉPHONE s.t.
21 Jelle Vanendert CHOCOLADE JACQUES - TOPSPORT VLAANDEREN s.t.
22 Charles Guilbert BRETAGNE - ARMOR LUX s.t.
23 Anthony Charteau CRÉDIT AGRICOLE s.t.
24 Frederik Veuchelen CHOCOLADE JACQUES - TOPSPORT VLAANDEREN s.t.
25 Nicolas Jalabert AGRITUBEL s.t.
61 Steve Chainel AUBER 93 + 2'22
89 Jérémie Galland AUBER 93 s.t.
95 Renaud Pioline AUBER 93 + 6'30
106 Thierry Jollet AUBER 93 + 9'50
107 Joop De Gans BABES ONLY - VILLAPARK LINGEMEER - FLANDERS + 10'46
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| rjc_43 |
Posted on 26-03-2008 20:01
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dave92 wrote:
yeah, i thinik you should be able to pick off some good Frenchies for next year
Its like everyone's written me off for getting to the Pro Tour... i wonder why?!
Continental Rankings on the 1/5
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3 Agritubel 796
4 Rabo Continental 645
5 Acqua & Sapone 587
6 Karpin Galicia 537
7 Landbowkredit 468
8 Ceramica Panaria 468
9 Chocolade Jacques 383
10 Auber 93 381
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| rjc_43 |
Posted on 26-03-2008 20:36
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The final stage of the Bretagne stage race and we were looking to keep our two top 10 places in the GC.
From the start there were plenty of attacks, but none that were allowed to go, so with 4km to go to the first sprint, Gaudin went for it, the extra few seconds would put him up a place in GC if the end sprint didn't affect anything.
He took it, and with it a few extra euros and seconds.
A break finally got away with no one serious in, and with Malacarne safely in the mountains jersey, he stayed in the pack today to enjoy the feeling of having won his first French jersey.
With two tiny little blips on the profile, we weren't too worried about getting Drujon to the finish line ready for a sprint, but they must have taken something extra out of him and so he struggled to get a good place, with Gaudin and Morizot both getting ground back at him in the sprint.
The rabo continental squad pretty much destroyed this stage race, and stole the GC on the last day.
Results:
1 Tom Leezer RABOBANK CONTINENTAL 3h54'58
2 Stéphane Pétilleau BRETAGNE - ARMOR LUX s.t.
3 Thomas Berkhout RABOBANK CONTINENTAL s.t.
4 Jos Van Emden RABOBANK CONTINENTAL s.t.
5 Richard Faltus TEAM SPARKASSE s.t.
6 Cyril Gautier BRETAGNE - ARMOR LUX s.t.
7 Frédéric Finot ROUBAIX LILLE MÉTROPOLE s.t.
8 Mickaël Larpe ROUBAIX LILLE MÉTROPOLE s.t.
9 Alexander Gottfried TEAM SPARKASSE s.t.
10 Gilberto Sampaio VITÓRIA - ASC s.t.
20 Mathieu Drujon AUBER 93 s.t.
22 Damien Gaudin AUBER 93 s.t.
33 Florian Morizot AUBER 93 s.t.
58 Davide Malacarne AUBER 93 + 2'17
60 Yannick Martinez AUBER 93 s.t.
69 Steven Tronet AUBER 93 + 2'55
84 Lukasz Goralewski AMORE E VITA - MCDONALD'S + 20'24
GC:
1 Thomas Berkhout RABOBANK CONTINENTAL 17h54'54
2 Jurgen Roelandts DAVITAMON - WIN FOR LIFE - JONG VLAANDEREN + 2
3 Paul Van Schalen UBBINK - SYNTEC CYCLING TEAM s.t.
4 Lars Boom RABOBANK CONTINENTAL + 3
5 Jos Van Emden RABOBANK CONTINENTAL + 8
6 Edvald Boasson Hagen TEAM MAXBO BIANCHI + 10
7 Jos Pronk TIME - VAN HEMERT + 14
8 Tom Leezer RABOBANK CONTINENTAL + 25
9 Florian Morizot AUBER 93 + 37
10 Damien Gaudin AUBER 93 + 38
11 Mickaël Larpe ROUBAIX LILLE MÉTROPOLE + 39
12 David Derepas ROUBAIX LILLE MÉTROPOLE + 45
13 Alexander Gottfried TEAM SPARKASSE + 46
14 Pedro Costa VITÓRIA - ASC + 52
15 Kazuya Okazaki NIPPO - MEITAN HONPO - ASADA s.t.
33 Mathieu Drujon AUBER 93 + 1'33
53 Yannick Martinez AUBER 93 + 6'52
55 Steven Tronet AUBER 93 + 7'57
76 Davide Malacarne AUBER 93 + 22'26
84 Lukasz Goralewski AMORE E VITA - MCDONALD'S + 44'08
Points Jersey
1 Jos Van Emden RABOBANK CONTINENTAL 69
2 Edvald Boasson Hagen TEAM MAXBO BIANCHI 69
3 Thomas Berkhout RABOBANK CONTINENTAL 62
4 Jurgen Roelandts DAVITAMON - WIN FOR LIFE - JONG VLAANDEREN 62
5 Lars Boom RABOBANK CONTINENTAL 57
6 Paul Van Schalen UBBINK - SYNTEC CYCLING TEAM 51
7 Tom Leezer RABOBANK CONTINENTAL 45
8 Ángel Edo VITÓRIA - ASC 43
9 Yauheni Hutarovich ROUBAIX LILLE MÉTROPOLE 42
10 Stefan Parinussa TEAM SPARKASSE 41
13 Mathieu Drujon AUBER 93 36
17 Steven Tronet AUBER 93 20
21 Florian Morizot AUBER 93 17
28 Davide Malacarne AUBER 93 12
34 Damien Gaudin AUBER 93 9
Mountains Jersey:
1 Davide Malacarne AUBER 93 61
2 Philipp Mamos TEAM SPARKASSE 18
3 Egon Van Kessel VAN VLIET - EBH ADVOCATEN 17
4 Stefan Parinussa TEAM SPARKASSE 17
5 David Martín VIÑA MAGNA - CROPU 10
6 David Derepas ROUBAIX LILLE MÉTROPOLE 9
7 Miyataka Shimizu NIPPO - MEITAN HONPO - ASADA 7
8 Florian Morizot AUBER 93 7
9 Gilberto Sampaio VITÓRIA - ASC 6
10 Yvo Kusters TIME - VAN HEMERT 5
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| dave92 |
Posted on 26-03-2008 21:05
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good sprint seconds, and you are doing tremendously well to have Auber 93 in the top 10, promotion next year 
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| rjc_43 |
Posted on 26-03-2008 21:29
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Nah, promotion this year i have Belkov and Levarlet just getting ready to race again and they are my best two bets for points this year after Drujon and Gaudin (who i noticed in the DB is actually fairly rubbish potential!)
Trophee des Grimpeurs
A rather hilly route which we expected would come down to a penultimate lap attack.
To this end, we sent one of our crappy riders in the break, and then realised 3/4 of the way through that they would run out of energy, and the break was going to succeed
So in an attempt to get a top 15 place we set him to go at his own pace. He still bonked, so off went Morizot, and so did Joly, Pineau and others.
The sprint was between the first 3 on the road.
Well played to the pro tour teams on screwing my chances up
Results:
1 Thierry Marichal FRANÇAISE DES JEUX 3h23'01
2 Gilles Devillers STOREZ LEDECQ MATERIAUX + 14
3 Ludovic Capelle ROUBAIX LILLE MÉTROPOLE + 36
4 Hervé Duclos-Lassalle COFIDIS, LE CRÉDIT PAR TÉLÉPHONE + 49
5 Frédéric Bessy COFIDIS, LE CRÉDIT PAR TÉLÉPHONE s.t.
6 Olivier Bonnaire BOUYGUES TÉLÉCOM s.t.
7 Linas Balciunas AGRITUBEL + 1'05
8 Yann Pivois BRETAGNE - ARMOR LUX + 2'13
9 Vincenzo Centrone CONTINENTAL TEAM DIFFERDANGE + 2'28
10 Sébastien Joly FRANÇAISE DES JEUX + 5'35
11 Jérôme Pineau BOUYGUES TÉLÉCOM + 6'21
12 Staf Scheirlinckx COFIDIS, LE CRÉDIT PAR TÉLÉPHONE s.t.
13 Florian Morizot AUBER 93 s.t.
14 Anthony Charteau CRÉDIT AGRICOLE s.t.
15 Cyril Dessel AG2R PRÉVOYANCE s.t.
16 Yannick Martinez AUBER 93 + 7'21
17 David Moncoutié COFIDIS, LE CRÉDIT PAR TÉLÉPHONE + 8'02
18 Sylvain Chavanel COFIDIS, LE CRÉDIT PAR TÉLÉPHONE s.t.
19 Benoît Vaugrenard FRANÇAISE DES JEUX + 8'14
20 Xavier Florencio BOUYGUES TÉLÉCOM s.t.
21 Benoit Salmon AGRITUBEL s.t.
22 Tristan Valentin COFIDIS, LE CRÉDIT PAR TÉLÉPHONE s.t.
23 Francis Mourey FRANÇAISE DES JEUX s.t.
24 Nicolas Crosbie BOUYGUES TÉLÉCOM s.t.
25 Mathieu Ladagnous FRANÇAISE DES JEUX s.t.
26 Cédric Hervé AGRITUBEL s.t.
27 Niels Brouzes AUBER 93 s.t.
28 Juan Miguel Mercado AGRITUBEL s.t.
29 Franck Rénier BOUYGUES TÉLÉCOM s.t.
30 Mickael Buffaz COFIDIS, LE CRÉDIT PAR TÉLÉPHONE s.t.
69 Maxim Belkov AUBER 93 s.t.
73 Jean Mespoulède AUBER 93 s.t.
88 Cédric Pineau ROUBAIX LILLE MÉTROPOLE + 9'42
89 Maxime Méderel AUBER 93 s.t.
90 Guillaume Levarlet AUBER 93 s.t.
99 Thierry Jollet AUBER 93 + 12'06
100 Kazuo Inoue NIPPO - MEITAN HONPO - ASADA + 12'54
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| Deadpool |
Posted on 27-03-2008 12:24
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Still, you got a top-15, and I don't believe your making it to the ProTour  |
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 27-03-2008 12:29
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Well hopefully you will make it to the ProTour, it would be a great achievement with Auber
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| Addy291 |
Posted on 27-03-2008 12:56
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Unless the gap has closed considerably since the last time you posted the standings, I think you're being a tad too optimistic, but if you can do it, it will be a great acheivment
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| micke007 |
Posted on 27-03-2008 13:30
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yes, it will be very hard to get promotionj this year if you ask me. but then again everythings possible |
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