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Stage 2 saw us with 2 main goals. Main goal was to keep a rider in the Top 10 in the standings, preferably the Top 5. We also wanted to keep Ramiro French in the mountain jersey a little longer.
There is race leader B. Sullivan of Phillips hoping to hold onto the jersey, while we have Ramiro French sporting the green polka dots.
Early in the race we had plenty of action. No breakaway attempts were successful, the leader of Citigroup - Cannondale wrecked his bike sending half the team back for him, and not one single person challenged for the first sprint. Through all of that, Phillips is protecting their leader at the front of the peleton.
Finally, about 1/4 through the race, we have 3 riders make a break for it, and separate themselves from the main group. Phillips & Sunkist remain at the front of the peleton to do the chasing, which is a 4:15 lead with 50km to go.
Just as soon as I thought I said we had the front of the peleton with Phillips, BP & Lamborghini storm up to the front and now lead the chase. French is still determined to win the mountain sprint, but it is not looking good as he is tiring early.
We get to the top of the hill, and on the way up of this climb 2 riders used all the energy they had left and broke away from the peleton, who had just caught the breakaway. Most of Sunkist is starting to die, and French only came on 10th on this climb, so he will get no points.
The break is starting to speed down the hill, and the 2 riders separate themselves from each other also, leaving Sunkist's Adam Casey breaking from the peleton for 3rd.
Ryan Eastman of Renfe Cycling will take the stage today!
Casey had no problem in his sprint though, he will secure 3rd place and will keep good position in the overall classification.
All of our team managed to stay in the peleton or better today, I am so proud of these guys and their effort.
I am very pleased with Aaron Lawson's efforts thus far. I truly believe that he is a hidden gem and with 2 Top 10 finishes in a row, he is a very promising rider in my eyes.
STAGE RESULTS
POSITION
NAME
TEAM
TIME
1
Ryan Eastman
Renfe Cycling
2:50:11
2
Jorge Clark
Giant Cycling
+ 0:29
3
Adam Casey
Team Sunkist
+1:02
4
Steve Morgan
Lamborghini Cycling Team
+1:02
5
Lloyd Waters
Hummel Cycling Team
+1:02
6
Gregory Ramos
BP Cycling Team
+1:02
7
Aaron Lawson
Team Sunkist
+1:02
8
Dean Hanson
BP Cycling Team
+1:02
9
Marc Holloway
Phillips Cycling
+1:02
10
Sheldon Ward
Lamborghini Cycling Team
+1:02
Spoiler
11
Philip Brady
Team Sunkist
s.t.
12
Drew Stanley
Hummel Cycling Team
s.t.
13
Bill Sullivan
Phillips Cycling
s.t.
14
Ramiro French
Team Sunkist
s.t.
15
Julian Ramos
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
16
Jay Simon
BP Cycling Team
s.t.
17
Joseph Roman
Lamborghini Cycling Team
s.t.
18
Brian Pearson
Lamborghini Cycling Team
s.t.
19
Jordan Hale
Team Discovery Channel
s.t.
20
Ray Corbel
Team Discovery Channel
s.t.
21
Allen Barber
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
22
David Fowler
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
23
Jeffrey Foster
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
24
Dale Swanson
Lamborghini Cycling Team
s.t.
25
Ryan Leonard
BP Cycling Team
s.t.
26
Zack Perez
Team Discovery Channel
s.t.
27
Ian Dawson
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
s.t.
28
Manny Cobb
Mobistar Cycling Team
s.t.
29
Gerald Alvarado
Hummel Cycling Team
s.t.
30
Matthew Hicks
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
31
Adrian Woodrow
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
32
Jeff Garza
Hummel Cycling Team
s.t.
33
Chris Burgess
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
34
Mike Hogan
Lamborghini Cycling Team
s.t.
35
Jim Thompson
BP Cycling Team
s.t.
36
Darrell Farmer
Team Discovery Channel
s.t.
37
Taylor Bates
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
38
Richard Page
Team Craft
s.t.
39
Roman Maikin
Renfe Cycling
s.t.
40
Roy Cook
Phillips Cycling
s.t.
41
Cecil Martinez
Phillips Cycling
s.t.
42
Spencer Hudson
Team Craft
s.t.
43
Van Carson
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
44
Steve Fletcher
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
45
Duston McCoy
Mobistar Cycling Team
s.t.
46
Jay Rivera
Phillips Cycling
s.t.
47
Walter Fuller
Hummel Cycling Team
s.t.
48
Matt Boone
Team Discovery Channel
s.t.
49
Herbert Sherman
Team Discovery Channel
s.t.
50
Otis Pierce
Renfe Cycling
s.t.
51
Grant McCarthy
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
52
Jim Wheeler
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
53
Lonnie Nichole
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
54
Benny Underwood
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
55
Stewart Rogers
Team Craft
s.t.
56
Rene Blair
Team Sunkist
s.t.
57
Albert Walsh
BP Cycling Team
s.t.
58
Jean Tate
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
59
Dave Pena
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
60
Bert Ortiz
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
61
Patrick Clausen
Mobistar Cycling Team
s.t.
62
Mitchell Randal
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
63
Dan Cain
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
64
Miguel Brewer
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
s.t.
65
Caleb Carson
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
s.t.
66
Hector Snyder
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
67
Tony Mann
Mobistar Cycling Team
s.t.
68
Tom Pittman
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
69
Tommy Griffin
Team Sunkist
s.t.
70
Martin Olsen
Hummel Cycling Team
s.t.
71
Kelly Daniel
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
72
Carroll Torres
Lamborghini Cycling Team
s.t.
73
Jimmie Garcia
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
74
Ricardo Pearson
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
75
Elmer Hammond
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
76
Alvin Cox
Giant Cycling
s.t.
77
Dale Parker
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
78
Benjamin Walters
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
79
Richard Handley
Giant Cycling
s.t.
80
Terrence McLaughlin
Team Sunkist
s.t.
81
Clyde Ferguson
Mobistar Cycling Team
s.t.
82
Cesar Swanson
Team Craft
s.t.
83
Ronnie Ford
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
84
Oliver Rossi
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
s.t.
85
Jesse Beck
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
s.t.
86
Lewis Ingram
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
87
Jim Koch
Team TomTom Cycling
s.t.
88
Abraham King
Team Craft
s.t.
89
Walter Pratt
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
90
John Saunders
Hummel Cycling Team
s.t.
91
Bryan Stephens
Giant Cycling
s.t.
92
Eddie Ramon
Team Discovery Channel
s.t.
93
Myron Wilson
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
94
Kris Luca
Team TomTom Cycling
s.t.
95
Ted Tyler
Renfe Cycling
s.t.
96
Fernando Dean
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
97
Merle Gill
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
98
Louis Holland
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
s.t.
99
Peter Erdun
Mobistar Cycling Team
s.t.
100
Troy Scneider
Team Craft
s.t.
101
Lou Diaz
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
102
Keith Thompson
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
103
Jesse Frazier
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
104
Jonathan Maxwell
Team Craft
s.t.
105
Lyle Harrington
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
s.t.
106
Cory Frazier
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
107
Edward Tucker
Phillips Cycling
s.t.
108
Tracy Grant
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
109
Harry Stephens
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
110
Jonathan Segers
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
111
Andrew Goodman
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
s.t.
112
Eddy Doyle
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
s.t.
113
Harry Sanders
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
114
Phil Cain
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
s.t.
115
Lee Clayton
T-Mobile Cycling Team
s.t.
116
Clark White
T-Mobile Cycling Team
s.t.
117
Marion Clayton
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
118
Calvin Perkins
Specialized Cycling
+ 3'39
119
Hubert Brooks
Team TomTom Cycling
s.t.
120
Todd Peterson
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
+ 4'40
121
Noel Hughes
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
122
Carl Ellis
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
123
Scottie Johnson
Renfe Cycling
s.t.
124
Lynn Stephens
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
125
Nick Douglas
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
126
Francis Sanchez
Renfe Cycling
s.t.
127
Vince Webb
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
s.t.
128
Edgar Gibson
Giant Cycling
s.t.
129
Dean Bishop
Giant Cycling
s.t.
130
Dave Miles
Giant Cycling
s.t.
131
Daryl Wood
T-Mobile Cycling Team
s.t.
132
Jim Pratt
Mobistar Cycling Team
s.t.
133
Timothy Davidson
Phillips Cycling
s.t.
134
Ellis Phillip
T-Mobile Cycling Team
s.t.
135
Sergio Bradley
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
136
Lonnie Peterson
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
s.t.
137
Frederick Benson
Team TomTom Cycling
s.t.
138
Lee Hall
T-Mobile Cycling Team
s.t.
139
Roger Ramos
T-Mobile Cycling Team
s.t.
140
Scott Law
Renfe Cycling
s.t.
141
Zack Moody
BP Cycling Team
s.t.
142
Steve Ramirez
T-Mobile Cycling Team
s.t.
143
Simon McCarthy
Team TomTom Cycling
s.t.
144
Craig Cruz
Team TomTom Cycling
s.t.
145
Gary Peterson
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
146
Jo Howell
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
s.t.
147
Hector Oliver
Team TomTom Cycling
+ 5'33
OVERALL STANDINGS
POSITION
NAME
TEAM
TIME
1
Ryan Eastman
Renfe Cycling
6:13:54
2
Bill Sullivan
Phillips Cycling
+ 0:05
3
Ryan Leonard
BP Cycling Team
+ 0:09
4
Dale Swanson
Lamborghini Cycling
+ 0:11
5
Jorge Clark
Giant Cycling
+ 0:32
6
Adam Casey
Team Sunkist
+ 1:12
7
Kris Luca
Team TomTom Cycling
+ 1:13
8
Philip Brady
Team Sunkist
+ 1:14
9
Aaron Lawson
Team Sunkist
+ 1:16
10
Ray Corbel
Team Discovery Channel
+ 1:16
POINTS STANDINGS
Rank
Name
Team
General
1
Steve Ramirez
T-Mobile Cycling Team
18
2
Jorge Clark
Giant Cycling
16
3
Ryan Eastman
Renfe Cycling
16
4
Bill Sullivan
Phillips Cycling
8
5
Timothy Davidson
Phillips Cycling
8
6
Ryan Leonard
BP Cycling Team
6
7
Jo Howell
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
6
8
Kris Luca
Team TomTom Cycling
6
9
Dale Swanson
Lamborghini Cycling Team
4
10
Philip Brady
Team Sunkist
4
MOUNTAIN STANDINGS
Rank
Name
Team
General
1
Ryan Eastman
Renfe Cycling
16
2
Jorge Clark
Giant Cycling
12
3
Ramiro French
Team Sunkist
10
4
Gregory Ramos
BP Cycling Team
8
5
Jay Simon
BP Cycling Team
6
6
Kelly Daniel
Specialized Cycling
6
7
Adam Casey
Team Sunkist
4
8
Kris Luca
Team TomTom Cycling
4
9
Fernando Dean
IBM Diabetes Cycling
2
TEAM STANDINGS
POSITION
TEAM
POINTS
1
Renfe Cycling
18:44:28
2
Lamborghini Cycling Team
+ 0:01
3
BP Cycling Team
+ 0:01
4
Phillips Cycling
+ 0:01
5
Giant Cycling
+ 0:29
6
IBM Diabetes Cycling
+ 1:02
7
Team Craft
+ 1:02
8
Team Crankbrothers
+ 1:02
9
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
+ 1:02
10
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
+ 1:02
USACL STANDINGS
Spoiler
POSITION
TEAM
POINTS
1
Renfe Cycling
2
2
Philips Cycling
2
3
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
0
4
Team Walmart Cycling
0
5
IBM Diabetes Cycling
0
6
Specialized Cycling
0
7
BP Cycling Team
0
8
Team TomTom Cycling
0
9
Lukoil Cycling
0
10
Team Discovery Channel
0
11
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
0
12
Team Sunkist
0
13
Team Crankbrothers
0
14
T-Mobile Cycling Team
0
15
Team Craft
0
16
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
0
17
Hummel Cycling Team
0
18
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
0
19
Lamborghini Cycling Team
0
20
Giant Cycling
0
21
Mobistar Cycling Team
0
Well thats all I have for today, I am excited to see what stage 3 has to bring for us, see you guys soon!
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Stage 3 is coming up very soon. Sunkist is hoping to get the first win ever in the team's history, and stay in contention for a podium spot! We are very happy with the success we are having thus far, even though we have not won yet.
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Hey guys, what a stage we had today, so let me get straight to the report!
The leader of the race so far will start the day near the rear of the field today.
A couple riders attack early, and Ramiro French wanted to get the mountain jersey back, so he will join the break today. As we approach the mountain sprint, it looks like the day will be spoiled for French, who will finish the climb in 2nd, and is now tied for the lead in the mountain category.
A little further down the road, the break officially broke from the field, 5 riders in all, sustaining a 2:00 lead with 110km left.
Ramiro is feeling real good today he said, and as the break holds a 4:00 lead, French attacks within the break to win BOTH sprints today, and now the break has a 5:00 lead with 75km left, and a 4:30 lead with 55km left.
At the peleton where the chase is taking place, and Sunkist is not going to help with the effort today, as Ramiro French still has a slim shot at a stage win, if he does it right. Hummel & Walmart are doing the charging today.
Now as the hills continue, riders are beginning to fall back including points leader S. Ramirez from T-Mobile.
We have now reached as far North of Louisiana as we will go, and now the loop will move southward for the next stage. The 5 rider break has a 3:20 lead with 35km left, and the break is attacking inside the break.
French is making his move now! If he wants to do anything, he will have to do it alone.
In the peleton, the size of the field keeps getting smaller and smaller, and more riders are falling off the back.
The break is completely split now with the peleton surging ahead. Each rider now has their own time gap back to the field, and French leads the race by 2:00 with 20km left.
10KM left in the race! French is the only rider left in the break, the peleton has a 1:00 gap to fill with 18km left, French will make one last effort to escape the slip stream that is the peleton.
We are down to 5KM to go, the lead is 45 seconds, it is going to be a VERY close finish, I can smell our first victory, but will I taste it?
The peleton is sprinting now with 1km to go, there is still a 15 second lead, French has absolutely no energy left, he is just riding to the line, the sprinters are here, they are passing French, but they just could not get it done before Ramiro French crosses that white line, and brings home a win!
This is remarkable, Sunkist looks great on the podium!!
Nobody thought that Sunkist would be this successful already, let alone from French, he was the 5th best rider on the team coming in, and he will wear the Points jersey tomorrow, while also being tied in the Mountain category.
STAGE RESULTS
POSITION
NAME
TEAM
TIME
1
Ramiro French
Team Sunkist
3:35:00
2
Ray Corbel
Team Discovery Channel
+ 0:00
3
Julian Ramos
Team Walmart Cycling
+ 0:00
4
Chris Burgess
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
+ 0:00
5
Ryan Leonard
BP Cycling Team
+ 0:00
6
Dale Swanson
Lamborghini Cycling Team
+ 0:00
7
Bill Sullivan
Phillips Cycling
+ 0:00
8
Caleb Carson
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
+ 0:00
9
Philip Brady
Team Sunkist
+ 0:00
10
Drew Stanley
Hummel Cycling Team
+ 0:00
OVERALL STANDINGS
POSITION
NAME
TEAM
TIME
1
Ryan Eastman
Renfe Cycling
9:50:03
2
Bill Sullivan
Phillips Cycling
+ 0:05
3
Ryan Leonard
BP Cycling Team
+ 0:09
4
Dale Swanson
Lamborghini Cycling Team
+ 0:11
5
Jorge Clark
Giant Cycling
+ 0:32
6
Ramiro French
Team Sunkist
+ 1:00
7
Ray Corbel
Team Discovery Channel
+ 1:10
8
Adam Casey
Team Sunkist
+ 1:12
9
Julian Ramos
Team Walmart Cycling
+ 1:12
10
Philip Brady
Team Sunkist
+ 1:14
POINTS STANDINGS
POSITION
NAME
TEAM
POINTS
1
Ramiro French
Team Sunkist
20
2
Ryan Eastman
Renfe Cycling
16
3
Jorge Clark
Giant Cycling
16
4
Bill Sullivan
Phillips Cycling
8
5
Timothy Davidson
Phillips Cycling
8
6
Ryan Leonard
BP Cycling Team
6
7
Kris Luca
Team TomTom Cycling
6
8
Ray Corbel
Team Discovery Channel
6
9
Jo Howell
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
6
10
Dale Swanson
Lamborghini Cycling Team
4
MOUNTAIN STANDINGS
POSITION
NAME
TEAM
POINTS
1
Ryan Eastman
Renfe Cycling
16
2
Ramiro French
Team Sunkist
16
3
Jorge Clark
Giant Cycling
12
4
Richard Page
Team Craft
10
5
Gregory Ramos
BP Cycling Team
8
6
Jay Simon
BP Cycling Team
6
7
Kelly Daniel
Specialized Cycling
6
8
Adam Casey
Team Sunkist
4
9
Kris Luca
Team TomTom Cycling
4
10
Jim Koch
Team TomTom Cycling
4
TEAM STANDINGS
POSITION
TEAM
TIME
1
Renfe Cycling
29:32:55
2
Lamborghini Cycling Team
+ 0:01
3
BP Cycling Team
+ 0:01
4
Phillips Cycling
+ 0:01
5
Giant Cycling
+ 0:29
6
IBM Diabetes Cycling
+ 1:02
7
Specialized Cycling
+ 1:02
8
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
+ 1:02
9
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
+ 1:02
10
Lukoil Cycling
+ 1:02
USACL YEAR STANDINGS
Spoiler
POSITION
TEAM
POINTS
1
Renfe Cycling
2
2
Team Sunkist
2
3
Philips Cycling
2
4
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
0
5
Team Walmart Cycling
0
6
IBM Diabetes Cycling
0
7
Specialized Cycling
0
8
BP Cycling Team
0
9
Team TomTom Cycling
0
10
Lukoil Cycling
0
11
Team Discovery Channel
0
12
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
0
13
Team Crankbrothers
0
14
T-Mobile Cycling Team
0
15
Team Craft
0
16
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
0
17
Hummel Cycling Team
0
18
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
0
19
Lamborghini Cycling Team
0
20
Giant Cycling
0
21
Mobistar Cycling Team
0
Well, we are 2nd place in the yearly standings, although we are just getting started, this is a great start. We may not be in the running for a GC anymore, but we are leading the points & mountain categories, which is still worth points in the end. That is our ultimate goal of the season.
Enough about that, I am thrilled that we finally won a race, and I cant wait for stage 4 now, can we make it 2 in a row??
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You know I was thinking about my stage 3, and isn't it weird how close it was to stage 2 of the tour de France this year, catching the break 1 second too late..
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4th rider from the left and back 1, you can see Ramiro French in his blue jersey for being the points leader right now! Team leader Adam Casey is beside him.
We had a bunch of attacks again today, and everyone stuck early. French wasn't feeling well enough to attack again, so we sent Terrance McLaughlin in the break.
Eventually we had 14 riders settle in the break, and maintain a 4:30 lead with 100km left.
For the first time all tour long, everyone sprinted for the mountain win, I was surprised, and so was Terrance, he wasn't even close to the front, who was trying to just get the points so French would stay tied for the lead.
Back to the main group of the race, and Ramiro French is staying right on the back wheel of race leader Ryan Eastman.
Back to the break for a time update, and they have a 3:00 lead with 75km to go. Fast forward to 50km to go and take a minute off of that (2:00). A little interesting note, out of the 14 riders in the break, no 2 riders are on the same team. 14/21 teams are in the break today. Terrance McLaughlin of Sunkist took both sprints today! They were uncontested to, its like he could of crawled over the line.
Sunkist & Renfe are no up front doing the pace making. and with 20km left, there is no more break, everyone was caught.
Mobistar is up front now doing the pace-making, all of the teams are getting their sprinters into position now. As we are getting close to the line, everybody is attacking for the line. Sunkist has Adam Casey & Ramiro French in position to win, but the speed wasn't fast enough today.
Maybe a bad day because we were so close to winning, but we don't think that way. Ramiro is still in contention overall, will hold the points jersey, and is still tied for the mountains jersey!
STAGE STANDINGS
POSITION
NAME
TEAM
TIME
1
Otis Pierce
Renfe Cycling
2:53:12
2
Jo Howell
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
+ 0:00
3
Ray Corbel
Team Discovery Channel
+ 0:00
4
Eddy Doyle
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
+ 0:00
5
Timothy Davidson
Phillips Cycling
+ 0:00
6
Jorge Clark
Giant Cycling
+ 0:00
7
Aaron Lawson
Team Sunkist
+ 0:00
8
Patrick Clausen
Mobistar Cycling Team
+ 0:00
9
John Saunders
Hummel Cycling Team
+ 0:00
10
Ramiro French
Team Sunkist
+ 0:00
Spoiler
11
Rene Blair
Team Sunkist
s.t.
12
Adam Casey
Team Sunkist
s.t.
13
Philip Brady
Team Sunkist
s.t.
14
Phil Cain
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
s.t.
15
Jay Rivera
Phillips Cycling
s.t.
16
Ryan Eastman
Renfe Cycling
s.t.
17
Julian Ramos
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
18
Jay Simon
BP Cycling Team
s.t.
19
Marc Holloway
Phillips Cycling
s.t.
20
Bill Sullivan
Phillips Cycling
s.t.
21
Ryan Leonard
BP Cycling Team
s.t.
22
Chris Burgess
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
23
Dale Swanson
Lamborghini Cycling Team
s.t.
24
Cory Frazier
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
25
Tracy Grant
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
26
Merle Gill
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
27
Lewis Ingram
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
28
Harry Stephens
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
29
Dan Cain
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
30
Jim Thompson
BP Cycling Team
s.t.
31
Dean Bishop
Giant Cycling
s.t.
32
Manny Cobb
Mobistar Cycling Team
s.t.
33
Drew Stanley
Hummel Cycling Team
s.t.
34
Joseph Roman
Lamborghini Cycling Team
s.t.
35
Walter Fuller
Hummel Cycling Team
s.t.
36
Kris Luca
Team TomTom Cycling
s.t.
37
Dave Pena
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
38
Bryan Stephens
Giant Cycling
s.t.
39
Abraham King
Team Craft
s.t.
40
Lonnie Nichole
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
41
Steve Morgan
Lamborghini Cycling Team
s.t.
42
Lynn Stephens
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
43
Sheldon Ward
Lamborghini Cycling Team
s.t.
44
Roman Maikin
Renfe Cycling
s.t.
45
Jim Koch
Team TomTom Cycling
s.t.
46
Jeffrey Foster
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
47
Jesse Frazier
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
48
Miguel Brewer
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
s.t.
49
Jordan Hale
Team Discovery Channel
s.t.
50
Lou Diaz
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
51
Jean Tate
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
52
Oliver Rossi
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
s.t.
53
Spencer Hudson
Team Craft
s.t.
54
Richard Handley
Giant Cycling
s.t.
55
Tony Mann
Mobistar Cycling Team
s.t.
56
Elmer Hammond
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
57
Roy Cook
Phillips Cycling
s.t.
58
Matthew Hicks
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
59
Steve Fletcher
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
60
Edward Tucker
Phillips Cycling
s.t.
61
Tommy Griffin
Team Sunkist
s.t.
62
Jonathan Segers
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
63
Terrence McLaughlin
Team Sunkist
s.t.
64
Gerald Alvarado
Hummel Cycling Team
s.t.
65
Lyle Harrington
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
s.t.
66
Taylor Bates
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
67
Jeff Garza
Hummel Cycling Team
s.t.
68
Duston McCoy
Mobistar Cycling Team
s.t.
69
Benny Underwood
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
70
David Fowler
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
71
Ted Tyler
Renfe Cycling
s.t.
72
Lloyd Waters
Hummel Cycling Team
s.t.
73
Francis Sanchez
Renfe Cycling
s.t.
74
Clyde Ferguson
Mobistar Cycling Team
s.t.
75
Benjamin Walters
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
76
Peter Erdun
Mobistar Cycling Team
s.t.
77
Myron Wilson
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
78
Todd Peterson
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
s.t.
79
Allen Barber
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
80
Tom Pittman
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
81
Carroll Torres
Lamborghini Cycling Team
s.t.
82
Ronnie Ford
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
83
Nick Douglas
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
84
Keith Thompson
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
85
Ian Dawson
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
s.t.
86
Darrell Farmer
Team Discovery Channel
s.t.
87
Hector Oliver
Team TomTom Cycling
s.t.
88
Lonnie Peterson
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
s.t.
89
Walter Pratt
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
90
Jim Pratt
Mobistar Cycling Team
s.t.
91
Noel Hughes
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
92
Alvin Cox
Giant Cycling
s.t.
93
Martin Olsen
Hummel Cycling Team
s.t.
94
Simon McCarthy
Team TomTom Cycling
s.t.
95
Kelly Daniel
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
96
Grant McCarthy
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
97
Zack Perez
Team Discovery Channel
s.t.
98
Mitchell Randal
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
99
Gregory Ramos
BP Cycling Team
s.t.
100
Eddie Ramon
Team Discovery Channel
s.t.
101
Andrew Goodman
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
s.t.
102
Troy Scneider
Team Craft
s.t.
103
Vince Webb
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
s.t.
104
Cecil Martinez
Phillips Cycling
s.t.
105
Richard Page
Team Craft
s.t.
106
Adrian Woodrow
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
107
Craig Cruz
Team TomTom Cycling
s.t.
108
Dale Parker
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
109
Hubert Brooks
Team TomTom Cycling
s.t.
110
Matt Boone
Team Discovery Channel
s.t.
111
Frederick Benson
Team TomTom Cycling
s.t.
112
Marion Clayton
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
113
Van Carson
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
114
Fernando Dean
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
115
Caleb Carson
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
s.t.
116
Jim Wheeler
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
117
Harry Sanders
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
118
Lee Clayton
T-Mobile Cycling Team
s.t.
119
Cesar Swanson
Team Craft
s.t.
120
Dean Hanson
BP Cycling Team
s.t.
121
Ricardo Pearson
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
122
Herbert Sherman
Team Discovery Channel
s.t.
123
Dave Miles
Giant Cycling
s.t.
124
Scottie Johnson
Renfe Cycling
s.t.
125
Calvin Perkins
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
126
Clark White
T-Mobile Cycling Team
s.t.
127
Louis Holland
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
s.t.
128
Hector Snyder
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
129
Albert Walsh
BP Cycling Team
s.t.
130
Stewart Rogers
Team Craft
s.t.
131
Brian Pearson
Lamborghini Cycling Team
s.t.
132
Ellis Phillip
T-Mobile Cycling Team
s.t.
133
Mike Hogan
Lamborghini Cycling Team
s.t.
134
Lee Hall
T-Mobile Cycling Team
s.t.
135
Zack Moody
BP Cycling Team
s.t.
136
Edgar Gibson
Giant Cycling
s.t.
137
Gary Peterson
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
138
Jonathan Maxwell
Team Craft
s.t.
139
Bert Ortiz
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
140
Jimmie Garcia
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
141
Roger Ramos
T-Mobile Cycling Team
s.t.
142
Sergio Bradley
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
143
Daryl Wood
T-Mobile Cycling Team
+ 4'52
144
Carl Ellis
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
145
Scott Law
Renfe Cycling
s.t.
146
Jesse Beck
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
+ 6'18
OVERALL STANDINGS
POSITION
NAME
TEAM
TIME
1
Ryan Eastman
Renfe Cycling
12:43:15
2
Bill Sullivan
Phillips Cycling
+ 0:05
3
Ryan Leonard
BP Cycling Team
+ 0:09
4
Dale Swanson
Lamborghini Cycling Team
+ 0:11
5
Jorge Clark
Giant Cycling
+ 0:32
6
Ramiro French
Team Sunkist
+ 1:00
7
Ray Corbel
Team Discovery Channel
+ 1:06
8
Otis Pierce
Renfe Cycling
+ 1:06
9
Terrence McLaughlin
Team Sunkist
+ 1:10
10
Adam Casey
Team Sunkist
+ 1:12
POINTS STANDINGS
POSITION
NAME
TEAM
POINTS
1
Ramiro French
Team Sunkist
20
2
Ryan Eastman
Renfe Cycling
16
3
Jorge Clark
Giant Cycling
16
4
Terrence McLaughlin
Team Sunkist
12
5
Jo Howell
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
12
6
Ray Corbel
Team Discovery Channel
10
7
Bill Sullivan
Phillips Cycling
8
8
Otis Pierce
Renfe Cycling
8
9
Timothy Davidson
Phillips Cycling
8
10
Ryan Leonard
BP Cycling Team
6
MOUNTAIN STANDINGS
POSITION
NAME
TEAM
POINTS
1
Ryan Eastman
Renfe Cycling
16
2
Ramiro French
Team Sunkist
16
3
Jorge Clark
Giant Cycling
12
4
Richard Page
Team Craft
10
5
Alvin Cox
Giant Cycling
10
6
Gregory Ramos
BP Cycling Team
8
7
Jay Simon
BP Cycling Team
6
8
Kelly Daniel
Specialized Cycling
6
9
Troy Scneider
Team Craft
6
10
Adam Casey
Team Sunkist
4
TEAM STANDINGS
POSITION
TEAM
TIME
1
Renfe Cycling
38:12:31
2
Lamborghini Cycling Team
+ 0:01
3
BP Cycling Team
+ 0:01
4
Phillips Cycling
+ 0:01
5
Giant Cycling
+ 0:29
6
Specialized Cycling
+ 1:02
7
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
+ 1:02
8
Team Crankbrothers
+ 1:02
9
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
+ 1:02
10
FIAT - Pearl iZumI Cycling
+ 1:02
USACL YEAR STANDINGS
Spoiler
POSITION
TEAM
POINTS
1
Renfe Cycling
4
2
Team Sunkist
2
3
Philips Cycling
2
4
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
0
5
Team Walmart Cycling
0
6
IBM Diabetes Cycling
0
7
Specialized Cycling
0
8
BP Cycling Team
0
9
Team TomTom Cycling
0
10
Lukoil Cycling
0
11
Team Discovery Channel
0
12
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
0
13
Team Crankbrothers
0
14
T-Mobile Cycling Team
0
15
Team Craft
0
16
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
0
17
Hummel Cycling Team
0
18
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
0
19
Lamborghini Cycling Team
0
20
Giant Cycling
0
21
Mobistar Cycling Team
0
Well thats all for now guys! I will see you after we have our next stage!
Edited by jseadog1 on 02-07-2013 02:02
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Here we are for the next to last stage in the first race of the year! I am just so excited about the race, I am very happy with the performance, not to mention without our best rider here (although most teams did not bring their best guys).
Here is Ramiro French on the right in his points jersey, and we also have Brady & Casey along the gate.
Breakaway forms right from the start, and they jump out to a 5:30 lead with 120km left, they are probably hoping to make it to that final climb, but it is highly unlikely that they will last.
Giant Cycling & Renfe Cycling are leading the charge at the front, chasing the break which has a 4:30 advantage with 100km left. The chase was at a pretty fast speed, as with 75km to go it was a 3:00 lead, and 40km to go saw it at just a 1:00 lead, pretty safe to bet that they would not make it.
We are riding along the bootleg of Louisiana, and the Gulf of Mexico is now in view of the race. This has to be my favorite photo of the race so far even though it rained all day. Giant Cycling, Renfe Cycling, and Team Sunkist lead the chase.
The break was caught, but before it was completely reeled in, 2 of the riders attacked again, and with 25km left, they have a 30 second lead.
Everybody has been caught, we are just 1.5km from the only climb on the day, and what do ya know, Ramiro French attacks the field, he wants to take the mountain classification back!
I will admit, it was my idea for Ramiro to attack. Ramiro had some people coming after him, but his climbing skills are coming along well, and he takes the points by a lengthy margin, could he take the stage now again?
Ramiro is in the very front of this picture, the rider at the front of the peleton had just launched an attack after this picture, and behind him was where the peleton was at, at least what was left of it after the climb.
Turns out the guy that attacked was from Walmart, Ramos was his last name. He caught up to Ramiro fairly quickly and they held a 1:20 lead with 5km left, it looks like one of these two will win.
Well, Ramiro was not as fresh as I had thought, he died on the final climb, could not even sprint to the finish, he could have had 2nd easily, luckily we were only 0.5km away when he died, but that just meant Ramos would take the stage win handily. Adam Casey did give us a fairly strong performance though, as he finished right with Ramiro! All the favorites in this race finished right up front. We had some riders that could not keep up today either.
Take a look at our boy Ramiro French though!
Spoiler
Leading 2 categories with one stage left! Take a look at all the results below and judge for yourself if you think we could be in contention!
STAGE RESULTS
POSITION
NAME
TEAM
TIME
1
Julian Ramos
Team Walmart Cycling
3:32:31
2
Ryan Leonard
BP Cycling Team
+ 0:18
3
Drew Stanley
Hummel Cycling Team
+ 0:34
4
Ramiro French
Team Sunkist
+ 0:34
5
Adam Casey
Team Sunkist
+ 0:34
6
Bill Sullivan
Phillips Cycling
+ 0:34
7
Chris Burgess
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
+ 0:34
8
Ray Corbel
Team Discovery Channel
+ 0:34
9
Dale Swanson
Lamborghini Cycling Team
+ 1:08
10
Roy Cook
Phillips Cycling
+ 1:19
Spoiler
11
Joseph Roman
Lamborghini Cycling Team
s.t.
12
Otis Pierce
Renfe Cycling
s.t.
13
Aaron Lawson
Team Sunkist
s.t.
14
Gregory Ramos
BP Cycling Team
s.t.
15
Jay Rivera
Phillips Cycling
s.t.
16
Caleb Carson
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
s.t.
17
Dean Hanson
BP Cycling Team
s.t.
18
Herbert Sherman
Team Discovery Channel
s.t.
19
Abraham King
Team Craft
s.t.
20
Merle Gill
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
21
Sheldon Ward
Lamborghini Cycling Team
s.t.
22
Eddy Doyle
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
s.t.
23
Steve Morgan
Lamborghini Cycling Team
s.t.
24
Philip Brady
Team Sunkist
s.t.
25
Lloyd Waters
Hummel Cycling Team
s.t.
26
Ryan Eastman
Renfe Cycling
s.t.
27
Allen Barber
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
28
John Saunders
Hummel Cycling Team
s.t.
29
Jay Simon
BP Cycling Team
s.t.
30
Jean Tate
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
31
Dale Parker
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
32
Jordan Hale
Team Discovery Channel
s.t.
33
Brian Pearson
Lamborghini Cycling Team
s.t.
34
Elmer Hammond
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
35
Tony Mann
Mobistar Cycling Team
s.t.
36
Lewis Ingram
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
37
Terrence McLaughlin
Team Sunkist
s.t.
38
Jorge Clark
Giant Cycling
s.t.
39
Richard Handley
Giant Cycling
s.t.
40
Clyde Ferguson
Mobistar Cycling Team
s.t.
41
Steve Fletcher
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
42
Francis Sanchez
Renfe Cycling
s.t.
43
Dave Pena
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
44
Lonnie Nichole
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
45
Spencer Hudson
Team Craft
s.t.
46
Zack Perez
Team Discovery Channel
s.t.
47
Bryan Stephens
Giant Cycling
s.t.
48
Roman Maikin
Renfe Cycling
s.t.
49
Jeffrey Foster
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
50
Matthew Hicks
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
51
Richard Page
Team Craft
s.t.
52
Jim Thompson
BP Cycling Team
s.t.
53
Jim Wheeler
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
54
Keith Thompson
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
55
Adrian Woodrow
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
56
David Fowler
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
57
Marc Holloway
Phillips Cycling
s.t.
58
Tom Pittman
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
59
Benjamin Walters
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
60
Lyle Harrington
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
s.t.
61
Troy Scneider
Team Craft
s.t.
62
Myron Wilson
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
63
Jesse Frazier
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
64
Phil Cain
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
s.t.
65
Gerald Alvarado
Hummel Cycling Team
s.t.
66
Grant McCarthy
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
67
Fernando Dean
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
68
Ronnie Ford
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
69
Kelly Daniel
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
70
Edward Tucker
Phillips Cycling
s.t.
71
Taylor Bates
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
72
Bert Ortiz
Team Walmart Cycling
s.t.
73
Miguel Brewer
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
+ 3'48
74
Tracy Grant
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
75
Cecil Martinez
Phillips Cycling
s.t.
76
Jim Pratt
Mobistar Cycling Team
s.t.
77
Albert Walsh
BP Cycling Team
s.t.
78
Alvin Cox
Giant Cycling
s.t.
79
Van Carson
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
80
Patrick Clausen
Mobistar Cycling Team
+ 4'30
81
Ian Dawson
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
+ 4'38
82
Cory Frazier
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
83
Cesar Swanson
Team Craft
s.t.
84
Benny Underwood
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
85
Jim Koch
Team TomTom Cycling
s.t.
86
Ted Tyler
Renfe Cycling
s.t.
87
Jeff Garza
Hummel Cycling Team
s.t.
88
Duston McCoy
Mobistar Cycling Team
s.t.
89
Oliver Rossi
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
s.t.
90
Dean Bishop
Giant Cycling
s.t.
91
Lee Clayton
T-Mobile Cycling Team
s.t.
92
Zack Moody
BP Cycling Team
s.t.
93
Carroll Torres
Lamborghini Cycling Team
s.t.
94
Dave Miles
Giant Cycling
s.t.
95
Edgar Gibson
Giant Cycling
s.t.
96
Hubert Brooks
Team TomTom Cycling
+ 5'46
97
Matt Boone
Team Discovery Channel
s.t.
98
Jo Howell
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
s.t.
99
Rene Blair
Team Sunkist
s.t.
100
Ricardo Pearson
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
101
Eddie Ramon
Team Discovery Channel
s.t.
102
Louis Holland
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
s.t.
103
Jonathan Segers
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
104
Nick Douglas
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
105
Walter Fuller
Hummel Cycling Team
s.t.
106
Manny Cobb
Mobistar Cycling Team
s.t.
107
Scottie Johnson
Renfe Cycling
s.t.
108
Tommy Griffin
Team Sunkist
s.t.
109
Lynn Stephens
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
110
Marion Clayton
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
111
Sergio Bradley
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
112
Calvin Perkins
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
113
Mitchell Randal
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
114
Harry Sanders
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
115
Martin Olsen
Hummel Cycling Team
s.t.
116
Lee Hall
T-Mobile Cycling Team
s.t.
117
Frederick Benson
Team TomTom Cycling
s.t.
118
Timothy Davidson
Phillips Cycling
s.t.
119
Darrell Farmer
Team Discovery Channel
s.t.
120
Noel Hughes
Specialized Cycling
s.t.
121
Andrew Goodman
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
s.t.
122
Jimmie Garcia
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
123
Dan Cain
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
124
Todd Peterson
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
s.t.
125
Harry Stephens
IBM Diabetes Cycling
s.t.
126
Hector Snyder
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
s.t.
127
Clark White
T-Mobile Cycling Team
s.t.
128
Kris Luca
Team TomTom Cycling
s.t.
129
Lou Diaz
Lukoil Cycling
s.t.
130
Roger Ramos
T-Mobile Cycling Team
s.t.
131
Lonnie Peterson
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
s.t.
132
Stewart Rogers
Team Craft
s.t.
133
Ellis Phillip
T-Mobile Cycling Team
s.t.
134
Mike Hogan
Lamborghini Cycling Team
s.t.
135
Carl Ellis
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
s.t.
136
Simon McCarthy
Team TomTom Cycling
s.t.
137
Vince Webb
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
s.t.
138
Craig Cruz
Team TomTom Cycling
s.t.
139
Walter Pratt
Team Crankbrothers
s.t.
140
Scott Law
Renfe Cycling
s.t.
141
Gary Peterson
IBM Diabetes Cycling
+ 8'17
142
Hector Oliver
Team TomTom Cycling
s.t.
143
Daryl Wood
T-Mobile Cycling Team
s.t.
144
Jonathan Maxwell
Team Craft
s.t.
145
Peter Erdun
Mobistar Cycling Team
s.t.
146
Jesse Beck
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
s.t.
OVERALL STANDINGS
POSITION
NAME
TEAM
TIME
1
Ryan Leonard
BP Cycling Team
16:16:07
2
Bill Sullivan
Phillips Cycling
+ 0:18
3
Julian Ramos
Team Walmart Cycling
+ 0:41
4
Dale Swanson
Lamborghini Cycling Team
+ 0:58
5
Ryan Eastman
Renfe Cycling
+ 0:58
6
Ramiro French
Team Sunkist
+ 1:13
7
Ray Corbel
Team Discovery Channel
+ 1:19
8
Adam Casey
Team Sunkist
+ 1:25
9
Drew Stanley
Hummel Cycling Team
+ 1:25
10
Chris Burgess
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
+ 1:29
POINTS STANDINGS
POSITION
NAME
TEAM
POINTS
1
Ramiro French
Team Sunkist
20
2
Ryan Eastman
Renfe Cycling
16
3
Jorge Clark
Giant Cycling
16
4
Ryan Leonard
BP Cycling Team
12
5
Terrence McLaughlin
Team Sunkist
12
6
Julian Ramos
Team Walmart Cycling
12
7
Jo Howell
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
12
8
Ray Corbel
Team Discovery Channel
10
9
Kelly Daniel
Specialized Cycling
10
10
Bill Sullivan
Phillips Cycling
8
MOUNTAIN STANDINGS
POSITION
NAME
TEAM
POINTS
1
Ramiro French
Team Sunkist
38
2
Julian Ramos
Team Walmart Cycling
28
3
Ryan Eastman
Renfe Cycling
16
4
Ryan Leonard
BP Cycling Team
12
5
Jorge Clark
Giant Cycling
12
6
Alvin Cox
Giant Cycling
10
7
Richard Page
Team Craft
10
8
Adam Casey
Team Sunkist
8
9
Drew Stanley
Hummel Cycling Team
8
10
Caleb Carson
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
8
TEAM STANDINGS
POSITION
TEAM
TIME
1
BP Cycling Team
48:53:01
2
Phillips Cycling
+ 0:16
3
Team Sunkist
+ 0:32
4
Team Walmart Cycling
+ 0:43
5
Lamborghini Cycling Team
+ 0:50
6
Renfe Cycling
+ 1:00
7
Hummel Cycling Team
+ 1:17
8
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
+ 1:17
9
Team Discovery Channel
+ 1:17
10
Giant Cycling
+ 1:29
USACL YEAR STANDINGS
Spoiler
POSITION
TEAM
POINTS
1
Renfe Cycling
4
2
Team Sunkist
2
3
Team Walmart Cycling
2
4
Philips Cycling
2
5
Team Target - AT&T Cycling
0
6
IBM Diabetes Cycling
0
7
Specialized Cycling
0
8
BP Cycling Team
0
9
Team TomTom Cycling
0
10
Lukoil Cycling
0
11
Team Discovery Channel
0
12
Team Dodge - Coke Cycling
0
13
Team Crankbrothers
0
14
T-Mobile Cycling Team
0
15
Team Craft
0
16
Citigroup - Cannondale Cycling
0
17
Hummel Cycling Team
0
18
FIAT - Pearl iZumi Cycling
0
19
Lamborghini Cycling Team
0
20
Giant Cycling
0
21
Mobistar Cycling Team
0
Well, last stage coming up tomorrow, Im nervous, I just don't want to screw anything up!
PCM.Daily NFL Fantasy Football Champion: 2012 PCM.Daily NHL Prediction Game Champion: 2013 PCM.Daily NFL Prediction Game Champion: 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2021
PCM.Daily NFL Fantasy Football Champion: 2012 PCM.Daily NHL Prediction Game Champion: 2013 PCM.Daily NFL Prediction Game Champion: 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2021
