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Petronas - Monster Energy; The end of an era
baia
Top  #921 Print Post
Posted on 30-11-2011 18:40
Very good result in Murcia,good luck for PN..
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FuglsangxTH3
Top  #922 Print Post
Posted on 30-11-2011 18:51
Good result in Murcia and good luck in the ride to the sun
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dienblad
Top  #923 Print Post
Posted on 30-11-2011 19:40
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The race to the sun kicks off with a 4.6 kilometre hilly prologue in the streets of Issy-les-Moulineaux. The results will be a small indicator for the form of the GC-contenders.
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The first GC-contender who sets a great time is Kazach Alexandre Vinokourov. Rumors are that this is his last season, but Vino sets the best provisional time: 6'40.
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But some German thunder is faster and sets the new best time. Tony Martin, riding for the merged Omega Pharma - Quick Step team, needs 6'38 for the 4.6 kiometres.
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Last year's winner Chris Horner (Lotto - Ridley) is 5 seconds slower, good enough for the 8th time of the day.
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Aussie Jack Bobridge ends the prologue as the best Monster Energy - Ford rider. 25th time in 6'48.
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Spanish time trial hope for the future Jonathan Castroviejo (Euskaltel) finishes in the same time as Tony Martin. Sadly for him, he's a few tenths of a second slower.
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Belgian TT-champion Thomas De Gendt is our hope for the GC. He rides a decent prologue: 27th in 6'48.
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Roman Kreuziger (Astana) rides the same time as his teammate Vinokourov (6'40) and sets the 5th time of the day.
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Philippe Gilbert has improved a lot in his prologue and time trial skills this winter. He manages to set the 3rd time of the day in 6'39.
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One rider to go: Alberto Contador. Apparantly, El Pistolero isn't in a top form as he sets only the 14th place, 7 seconds behind winner Tony Martin.
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Results & GC
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1Tony MartinOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team6'38
2Jonathan CastroviejoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
3Philippe GilbertLotto - Ridley+ 1
4Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astana+ 2
5Roman KreuzigerPro Team Astanas.t.
6Sébastien JolySaur - Sojasun+ 4
7Blel KadriAG2R La Mondiale+ 5
8Chris HornerLotto - Ridleys.t.
9Lars BoomRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
10Marzio BruseghinMovistar Team+ 6

Spoiler
11Michael RogersSky ProCyclings.t.
12Francisco José PachecoMovistar Team+ 7
13Fredrik KessiakoffPro Team Astanas.t.
14Alberto ContadorSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
15Sébastien MinardSony Ericsson+ 8
16Maxime MonfortNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
17Adriano MaloriLampre - Generalis.t.
18Cyril LemoineSaur - Sojasuns.t.
19Ignatas KonovalovasMovistar Teams.t.
20Bert GrabschOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
21Linus GerdemannKatusha Teams.t.
22Anthony RouxFDJ+ 9
23Christophe RiblonTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
24Andreas KlödenNissan - Radio Shack - Trek+ 10
25Jack BobridgeMonster Energy - Fords.t.
26Assan BazayevPro Team Astanas.t.
27Thomas De GendtMonster Energy - Fords.t.
28Carlos BarredoRabobank Cycling Team+ 11
29Jimmy EngoulventTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
30Thomas VoecklerTeam Europcars.t.
31Sébastien TurgotTeam Europcar+ 12
32Greg HendersonPro Team Astanas.t.
33Dimitri ChampionAG2R La Mondiales.t.
34Ángel ViciosoAndroni Giocattolis.t.
35David ArroyoMovistar Teams.t.
36Stijn DevolderVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
37Ryder HesjedalTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
38Damiano CunegoLampre - Generalis.t.
39Matteo MontagutiAndroni Giocattoli+ 13
40Artem OvechkinKatusha Teams.t.
41Geoffroy LequatreNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
42Maarten NeyensLotto - Ridleys.t.
43Paul MartensRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
44Andrey KashechkinLampre - Generalis.t.
45Leonardo DuqueSony Ericssons.t.
46Jonathan HivertSaur - Sojasuns.t.
47Cyril GautierTeam Europcars.t.
48Kenny DehaesLotto - Ridleys.t.
49William BonnetFDJs.t.
50Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
51Russell DowningSky ProCyclings.t.
52Dario CataldoOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
53Greg Van AvermaetBMC Racing Team+ 14
54Thomas LöfkvistSky ProCyclings.t.
55Giairo ErmetiAndroni Giocattolis.t.
56Matthias FrankBMC Racing Teams.t.
57Riccardo ChiariniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
58Janez BrajkovičNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
59Jérémy RoyFDJs.t.
60Simon GerransTeam Qantass.t.
61Adrien PetitTeam Europcars.t.
62Francisco José VentosoMovistar Teams.t.
63Christian Vande VeldeTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 15
64Kevin SeeldraeyersPro Team Astanas.t.
65Carlos OyarzunMovistar Teams.t.
66Bruno PiresSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
67Alex DowsettSky ProCyclings.t.
68Mitchell DockerTeam Qantass.t.
69Imanol ErvitiMovistar Teams.t.
70Sam BewleySony Ericssons.t.
71Bart De ClercqLotto - Ridleys.t.
72Denis MenchovSony Ericssons.t.
73Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
74Romain ZingleMonster Energy - Fords.t.
75Jürgen RoelandtsLotto - Ridley+ 16
76Yohan OffredoFDJs.t.
77Leigh HowardTeam Qantass.t.
78Peter VelitsOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
79Nicolas RocheAG2R La Mondiales.t.
80Florian StalderSaur - Sojasuns.t.
81Maarten WynantsRabobank Cycling Team+ 17
82Simon ZahnerBMC Racing Teams.t.
83Staf ScheirlinckxLotto - Ridleys.t.
84Stijn VandenberghKatusha Teams.t.
85Daryl ImpeyTeam Qantass.t.
86Frederique RobertLotto - Ridleys.t.
87Pablo LastrasMovistar Teams.t.
88Chris FroomeSky ProCyclings.t.
89Grischa NiermannRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
90Francesco ChicchiKatusha Teams.t.
91Kevin De WeertNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
92Javier Francisco AramendiaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
93Michael AlbasiniTeam Qantass.t.
94Manuele BoaroSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
95Michele ScarponiBMC Racing Teams.t.
96Simon SpilakLampre - Generali+ 18
97Jérôme PineauSaur - Sojasuns.t.
98Romain SicardEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
99Travis MeyerTeam Qantass.t.
100José Joaquín RojasTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
101Martin MortensenVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
102Sergio HernandezSony Ericssons.t.
103Denis GalimzyanovKatusha Teams.t.
104Davide CimolaiAndroni Giocattolis.t.
105Robert KiserlovskiTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
106Christopher SuttonSky ProCyclings.t.
107Matteo TosattoSaxo Bank SunGard+ 19
108Thibaut PinotAG2R La Mondiales.t.
109Mikel NievePro Team Astanas.t.
110Yauheni HutarovichFDJs.t.
111Marcos GarcíaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
112Lars Petter NordhaugSky ProCycling+ 20
113Daniele RighiLampre - Generalis.t.
114Egoi MartínezEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
115Guillaume LevarletSaur - Sojasuns.t.
116Aleksandr KuschynskiKatusha Teams.t.
117Amaël MoinardBMC Racing Teams.t.
118Jérémie GallandSaur - Sojasuns.t.
119Fumiyuki BeppuTeam Qantass.t.
120Maxime VantommeKatusha Teams.t.
121Julien VermoteOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
122Albert TimmerSony Ericsson+ 21
123Perrig QuemeneurTeam Europcars.t.
124Karsten KroonBMC Racing Teams.t.
125Francis De GreefMonster Energy - Fords.t.
126Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
127Giacomo NizzoloNissan - Radio Shack - Trek+ 22
128Iñaki IsasiEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
129Shawn MilneTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
130Anthony GeslinFDJs.t.
131Christophe Le MévelTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
132Michal GolasVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
133Michael BarrySky ProCyclings.t.
134Giovanni BernaudeauTeam Europcars.t.
135Chad BeyerBMC Racing Teams.t.
136Fränk SchleckNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
137Wesley SulzbergerTeam Qantas+ 23
138Hayden RoulstonNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
139Rob RuijghMonster Energy - Fords.t.
140Marek RutkiewiczVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
141Bram TankinkRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
142Jonathan MonsalveAndroni Giocattolis.t.
143Tony HurelTeam Europcars.t.
144Yohann GèneTeam Europcars.t.
145Anders LundSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
146Danilo HondoLampre - Generalis.t.
147Jonas Aaen JørgensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
148Marco BandieraOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
149Arthur VichotFDJs.t.
150Frederik VeuchelenVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
151Americo NovembriniAndroni Giocattoli+ 24
152Chris Anker SørensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
153Lloyd MondoryAG2R La Mondiales.t.
154Matthew LloydPro Team Astanas.t.
155Rémy Di GregorioSony Ericssons.t.
156Sébastien ChavanelAG2R La Mondiales.t.
157Guillaume Van KeirsbulckOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 25
158Nicki SørensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
159Maxim LefèvreMonster Energy - Fords.t.
160Steve ChainelFDJs.t.
161Gabriele BosisioLampre - Generalis.t.
162Carlos José OchoaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
163Marcello PavarinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 26
164Pierre RollandOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
165René MandriVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
166Mathieu PergetAG2R La Mondiale+ 27
167Pierre CazauxEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
168Alexandre BotcharovKatusha Teams.t.
169Ivan SantaromitaBMC Racing Team+ 28
170Pim LigthartMonster Energy - Ford+ 29
171Jean-Marc MarinoSaur - Sojasun+ 31
172Andrea MolettaLampre - Generalis.t.
173Anthony RavardAG2R La Mondiale+ 32
174Job VissersRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
175Simone MasciarelliSony Ericssons.t.
176Jens MulderMonster Energy - Ford+ 34


U25
1Jonathan CastroviejoEuskaltel - Euskadi6'38
2Adriano MaloriLampre - Generali+ 8
3Anthony RouxFDJ+ 9
4Jack BobridgeMonster Energy - Ford+ 10
5Cyril GautierTeam Europcar+ 13


Teams
1Pro Team Astana20'05
2Lotto - Ridley+ 8
3Movistar Team+ 10
4Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
5Saur - Sojasun+ 14
...
13Monster Energy - Ford+ 24


Today's winner
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Word from the DS
Not a bad start, losing only 10 seconds with Bobridge and De Gendt.
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FuglsangxTH3
Top  #924 Print Post
Posted on 30-11-2011 19:44
Small diffrents everything is still possible
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dienblad
Top  #925 Print Post
Posted on 01-12-2011 19:38
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The 2nd stage from Cloyes-sur-le-Loir to Buzançais, 186 kilometres, is almost completely flat, with only one small categorized climb in it. So it will probably be a stage for the sprinters.
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Our goal today is to be in the BOTD to get some airtime on tv. Jack Bobridge is our man to do this, and he finds himself in a 16-man breakaway. Some of the members of it: Mitchell Docker (Qantas), Cyril Lemoine (Saur), Maxime Vantomme (Katusha), Yohann Gené (Europcar), Maarten Wynants (Rabobank) and Michael Barry (Sky). Lemoine wins the first Intermediate sprint, in front of Vantomme and Gené. 102 kilometres before the finish in Buzançais, they have a lead of 3'24.
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Bobridge has the goal to be the first at the summit of the Cote de Saint-Aignan, so he can wear the polkadot jersey tomorrow. But Mitchell Docker beats him in the sprint for the KOTM-points. 82km to go and the lead has decreased to 1'53.
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The strong headwind is too much for the BOTD, and the peloton, led by FDJ and Garmin, catches them with 70 kilometres to go. This early in the race, what will happen now?
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Well, nothing happens the next 45 kilometres. So Thomas De Gendt tries to attack with 25 kilometres to go. Because of the strong headwind, he gets caught 4 kilometres after he started it.
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18 kilometres before the finish is another Intermediate sprint. José Joaquin Rojas (Garmin) wins the sprint, beating 2 GC-contenders. Tony Martin gets 2nd, Jonathan Castroviejo 3rd.
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It looks like La Française des Jeux has set it's eyes on this stage. 5 kilometres before the finish, they are doing the pace in the peloton. 3rd in the train is William Bonnet, their main sprinter for today.
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William Bonnet has started the sprint with 2 km remaining. Isn't this too far before the finish, and were his nerves troubling him? And were are our riders? Somewhere far behind.
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Bonnet is still in the lead with one kilometre remaining, but is starting to fade. Greg Henderson (Astana) and Sébastien Turgot (Europcar) are approaching him.
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And Henderson passes Bonnet 25 metres before the finish and is taking the win.... No! Who's coming in between them? Leonardo Duque (Sony Ericsson) has an incredible jump from behind and surprises Henderson and Bonnet and takes the win in the 2nd stage!! Best Monster was Romain Zingle, 22nd place.
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Results
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1Leonardo DuqueSony Ericsson4h04'54
2Greg HendersonPro Team Astanas.t.
3William BonnetFDJs.t.
4Sébastien TurgotTeam Europcars.t.
5Francisco José VentosoMovistar Teams.t.
6Daryl ImpeyTeam Qantass.t.
7Lloyd MondoryAG2R La Mondiales.t.
8Marco BandieraOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
9Kenny DehaesLotto - Ridleys.t.
10Philippe GilbertLotto - Ridleys.t.

Spoiler
11Maxime MonfortNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
12Denis GalimzyanovKatusha Teams.t.
13Blel KadriAG2R La Mondiales.t.
14José Joaquín RojasTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
15Bert GrabschOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
16Fredrik KessiakoffPro Team Astanas.t.
17Yohann GèneTeam Europcars.t.
18Francisco José PachecoMovistar Teams.t.
19Chris HornerLotto - Ridleys.t.
20Thibaut PinotAG2R La Mondiales.t.
21Frederique RobertLotto - Ridleys.t.
22Romain ZingleMonster Energy - Fords.t.
23Bruno PiresSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
24Thomas De GendtMonster Energy - Fords.t.
25Mitchell DockerTeam Qantass.t.
26Cyril GautierTeam Europcars.t.
27Simon GerransTeam Qantass.t.
28Sébastien JolySaur - Sojasuns.t.
29Jérôme PineauSaur - Sojasuns.t.
30Anthony GeslinFDJs.t.
31Guillaume LevarletSaur - Sojasuns.t.
32Michele ScarponiBMC Racing Teams.t.
33Michael AlbasiniTeam Qantass.t.
34Yauheni HutarovichFDJs.t.
35Thomas VoecklerTeam Europcars.t.
36Damiano CunegoLampre - Generalis.t.
37Cyril LemoineSaur - Sojasuns.t.
38Aleksandr KuschynskiKatusha Teams.t.
39Lars BoomRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
40Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astanas.t.
41Jürgen RoelandtsLotto - Ridleys.t.
42Nicolas RocheAG2R La Mondiales.t.
43Mikel NievePro Team Astanas.t.
44Jonathan CastroviejoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
45Kevin De WeertNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
46Pim LigthartMonster Energy - Fords.t.
47Anthony RouxFDJs.t.
48Alberto ContadorSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
49Fränk SchleckNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
50Linus GerdemannKatusha Teams.t.
51Francesco ChicchiKatusha Teams.t.
52Maxime VantommeKatusha Teams.t.
53Tony MartinOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
54Sam BewleySony Ericssons.t.
55Jérémy RoyFDJs.t.
56Denis MenchovSony Ericssons.t.
57Matteo TosattoSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
58Jack BobridgeMonster Energy - Fords.t.
59David ArroyoMovistar Teams.t.
60Assan BazayevPro Team Astanas.t.
61Adriano MaloriLampre - Generalis.t.
62Wesley SulzbergerTeam Qantass.t.
63Ryder HesjedalTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
64Sébastien ChavanelAG2R La Mondiales.t.
65Jimmy EngoulventTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
66Guillaume Van KeirsbulckOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
67Stijn VandenberghKatusha Teams.t.
68Adrien PetitTeam Europcars.t.
69Arthur VichotFDJs.t.
70Paul MartensRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
71Shawn MilneTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
72Robert KiserlovskiTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
73Christophe RiblonTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
74Imanol ErvitiMovistar Teams.t.
75Giacomo NizzoloNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
76Rob RuijghMonster Energy - Fords.t.
77Artem OvechkinKatusha Teams.t.
78Maxim LefèvreMonster Energy - Fords.t.
79Sébastien MinardSony Ericssons.t.
80Steve ChainelFDJs.t.
81Leigh HowardTeam Qantass.t.
82Yohan OffredoFDJs.t.
83Dimitri ChampionAG2R La Mondiales.t.
84Jonas Aaen JørgensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
85Anthony RavardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
86Christophe Le MévelTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
87Perrig QuemeneurTeam Europcars.t.
88Bart De ClercqLotto - Ridleys.t.
89Jean-Marc MarinoSaur - Sojasuns.t.
90Christian Vande VeldeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
91Giovanni BernaudeauTeam Europcars.t.
92Ángel ViciosoAndroni Giocattolis.t.
93Michael RogersSky ProCyclings.t.
94Jérémie GallandSaur - Sojasuns.t.
95Christopher SuttonSky ProCyclings.t.
96Davide CimolaiAndroni Giocattolis.t.
97Pierre RollandOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
98Peter VelitsOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
99Nicki SørensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
100Francis De GreefMonster Energy - Fords.t.
101Michael BarrySky ProCyclings.t.
102Florian StalderSaur - Sojasuns.t.
103Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
104Anders LundSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
105Greg Van AvermaetBMC Racing Teams.t.
106Jonathan HivertSaur - Sojasuns.t.
107Maarten NeyensLotto - Ridleys.t.
108Riccardo ChiariniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
109Travis MeyerTeam Qantass.t.
110Giairo ErmetiAndroni Giocattolis.t.
111René MandriVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
112Staf ScheirlinckxLotto - Ridleys.t.
113Pablo LastrasMovistar Teams.t.
114Matteo MontagutiAndroni Giocattolis.t.
115Ignatas KonovalovasMovistar Teams.t.
116Fumiyuki BeppuTeam Qantass.t.
117Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
118Albert TimmerSony Ericssons.t.
119Matthias FrankBMC Racing Teams.t.
120Russell DowningSky ProCyclings.t.
121Karsten KroonBMC Racing Teams.t.
122Julien VermoteOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
123Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
124Maarten WynantsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
125Marek RutkiewiczVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
126Stijn DevolderVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
127Simone MasciarelliSony Ericssons.t.
128Kevin SeeldraeyersPro Team Astanas.t.
129Michal GolasVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
130Geoffroy LequatreNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
131Carlos BarredoRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
132Andrey KashechkinLampre - Generalis.t.
133Marzio BruseghinMovistar Teams.t.
134Danilo HondoLampre - Generalis.t.
135Martin MortensenVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
136Mathieu PergetAG2R La Mondiales.t.
137Andrea MolettaLampre - Generalis.t.
138Marcos GarcíaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
139Sergio HernandezSony Ericssons.t.
140Alexandre BotcharovKatusha Teams.t.
141Carlos OyarzunMovistar Teams.t.
142Simon ZahnerBMC Racing Teams.t.
143Job VissersRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
144Grischa NiermannRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
145Chad BeyerBMC Racing Teams.t.
146Thomas LöfkvistSky ProCyclings.t.
147Bram TankinkRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
148Frederik VeuchelenVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
149Matthew LloydPro Team Astanas.t.
150Manuele BoaroSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
151Tony HurelTeam Europcars.t.
152Daniele RighiLampre - Generalis.t.
153Gabriele BosisioLampre - Generalis.t.
154Simon SpilakLampre - Generalis.t.
155Jonathan MonsalveAndroni Giocattolis.t.
156Hayden RoulstonNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
157Romain SicardEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
158Americo NovembriniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
159Roman KreuzigerPro Team Astanas.t.
160Ivan SantaromitaBMC Racing Teams.t.
161Chris Anker SørensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
162Egoi MartínezEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
163Dario CataldoOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
164Lars Petter NordhaugSky ProCyclings.t.
165Rémy Di GregorioSony Ericssons.t.
166Andreas KlödenNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
167Amaël MoinardBMC Racing Teams.t.
168Javier Francisco AramendiaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 3'01
169Janez BrajkovičNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
170Carlos José OchoaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
171Alex DowsettSky ProCyclings.t.
172Marcello PavarinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
173Chris FroomeSky ProCyclings.t.
174Pierre CazauxEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
175Iñaki IsasiEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
176Jens MulderMonster Energy - Fords.t.


GC
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1Tony MartinOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team4h11'30
2Jonathan CastroviejoEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 1
3Philippe GilbertLotto - Ridley+ 3
4Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astana+ 4
5Roman KreuzigerPro Team Astanas.t.
6Sébastien JolySaur - Sojasun+ 6
7Blel KadriAG2R La Mondiale+ 7
8Chris HornerLotto - Ridleys.t.
9Lars BoomRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
10Cyril LemoineSaur - Sojasuns.t.
...
26Thomas De GendtMonster Energy - Ford+ 12


Points
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1Philippe GilbertLotto - Ridley1131
2Tony MartinOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team227
3Leonardo DuqueSony Ericsson2525
4Jonathan CastroviejoEuskaltel - Euskadi123
5Blel KadriAG2R La Mondiale822


KOTM
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1Mitchell DockerTeam Qantas4
2Jack BobridgeMonster Energy - Ford2
3Riccardo ChiariniAndroni Giocattoli1


Today's winner
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Word from the DS
At least our sponsor will be happy with the air time. The wins was too strong for any succesful breakaway. Better luck tomorrow, when it gets a bit more hilly.
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baia
Top  #926 Print Post
Posted on 01-12-2011 21:27
Maybe hilly terrain will bring some top10´s or better...
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FuglsangxTH3
Top  #927 Print Post
Posted on 01-12-2011 22:12
baia wrote:
Maybe hilly terrain will bring some top10´s or better...


+1 totally gree
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sutty68
Top  #928 Print Post
Posted on 01-12-2011 23:13
Thomas De Gendt only 12s off the leadSmile
 
dienblad
Top  #929 Print Post
Posted on 02-12-2011 08:35
@ all: I have focused completely on the Tirreno, only De Gendt can do well in the GC in Paris - Nice. But I think the competition is too strong for him, so I'll go for a stage win with him, and try to hang on to the leading group in the other stages to minimize the time loss. And with our sprinter starting the race with a form of 66..... Not that big chance for a sprint win, I think!
No reports coming today, next to follow Saturday.
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FuglsangxTH3
Top  #930 Print Post
Posted on 02-12-2011 08:41
Well than only i can say good luck in italy
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sutty68
Top  #931 Print Post
Posted on 02-12-2011 09:33
All the best for TirrenoSmile
And let's hope De Gendt does you proud and gets that stage winWink
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dienblad
Top  #932 Print Post
Posted on 03-12-2011 10:05
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Stage 3 from Vatan to Limoges. 178.5 kilometres long with a hilly character, including 3 categorized climbs.
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Again, we'll try to be in the BOTD today. After some attempts by Romain Zingle, it's Rob Ruijgh who take soart in a breakaway that can be succesful. This 16-man big group sprints for the first Intermediate sprint. Hayden Roulston (Nissan) wins it, followed by Mitchell Docker (Qantas) and Yohann Gené (Europcar). But after the sprint, the riders in this group start to look at each other: "You do the work!" - "No, you do it"..... So the peloton catches them again 7 km after the IS.
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After a status quo in the peloton, Maarten Wynants (Rabobank) attacks. The Belgian rider creates a gap of 1'20, when the peloton approaches the first KOTM-sprint. This is the sign for Jack Bobridge to go in the counterattack, and he gets company by Bruno Pires. They catch Wynants in the first climb, the Cote du Grand Ris, and Bobridge is the first at the summit. 94 kilometres remaining and a lead of 2 minutes.
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These 3 riders start to cooperate and the gap to the peloton increases. Wynants is the first at the summit of the Cote de St. Sarnin-Leulac (59km to go), followed by Bobridge and Pires. Thibaut Pinot (AG2R), who has attacked out of the peloton, follows at '55 and the peloton at 5'30.
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Pinot closes the gap to the 3 leaders before the foot of the last categorized climb of the day, the Cote de Chateauponsac. Again, Bobridge is the first at the summit and secures himself of the polka dot jersey!. The peloton is 4'20 behind with 45 kilometres remaining.
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6 kilometres after the KOTM-sprint, is the last Intermediate sprint of the day. Pires is the first, followed by our Aussie Jackie. The peloton is 3'55 behind.
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The gap to the peloton decreases: 1'07 with 20 kilometres to go. But somehow, the next 10 kilometres it stays amost the same. With 10km to go, including 6 descending and 4 ascending kilometres, the lead is still 1'01. Can the 4 riders surprise the peloton??
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In the next 6 kilometres, the 4 leaders loose only 17 seconds from their advantage, so still '44 remaining. But when the road starts to ascend, Lotto's Philippe Gilbert attacks. Thomas De Gendt is the only one that tries to follow the wheel of Gilbert. Because of the attack, the leading group looses their gap very quickly.
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And the punch by Gilbert, who is in a great shape after winning 2 stages and the GC in the Tour de Méditerranée, is too much for the 4 leaders. When Phil is flying over them, Bobridge tries to answer the punch. So 2 kilometres before the finish, the situation is that Gilbert is in the lead, followed by 2 Monster Energy - riders.
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But this one is for Philippe Gilbert! Bobridge & De Gendt started to fade away in the last 1200 metres, and got passed by the approaching peloton. William Bonnet (FDJ) srints to the 2nd place, followed by Greg Henderson (Astana). De Gendt finishes as 18th. All riders finish within the same time, except Sergio Hernandez (Sony Ericsson), Albert Timmer (Sony Ericsson) and Francis De Greef, who finish at 2'27.
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Results
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1Philippe GilbertLotto - Ridley4h13'17
2William BonnetFDJs.t.
3Greg HendersonPro Team Astanas.t.
4Francisco José VentosoMovistar Teams.t.
5Maxime MonfortNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
6Kenny DehaesLotto - Ridleys.t.
7Lloyd MondoryAG2R La Mondiales.t.
8Bruno PiresSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
9Sébastien TurgotTeam Europcars.t.
10Thibaut PinotAG2R La Mondiales.t.
...
18Thomas De GendtMonster Energy - Fords.t.


GC
Because of the bonus seconds, Philippe Gilbert overtakes Tony Martin in the GC and is the new leader.
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1Philippe GilbertLotto - Ridley8h24'44
2Tony MartinOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 3
3Jonathan CastroviejoEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 4
4Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astana+ 7
5Roman KreuzigerPro Team Astanas.t.
6Sébastien JolySaur - Sojasun+ 9
7Blel KadriAG2R La Mondiale+ 10
8Lars BoomRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
9Chris HornerLotto - Ridleys.t.
10Cyril LemoineSaur - Sojasuns.t.
...
21Jack BobridgeMonster Energy - Fords.t.


Points
1Philippe GilbertLotto - Ridley2556
2Greg HendersonPro Team Astana2042
3William BonnetFDJ2242
4Tony MartinOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team734
5Leonardo DuqueSony Ericsson934


KOTM
Jack Bobridge gets rewarded for his attacking way of cycling in the first 2 stages, and is the new leader in the KOTM-ranking.
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1Jack BobridgeMonster Energy - Ford1012
2Maarten WynantsRabobank Cycling Team66
3Mitchell DockerTeam Qantas04
4Bruno PiresSaxo Bank SunGard33
5Thibaut PinotAG2R La Mondiale22


Today's winner
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Word from the DS
You can't say that we don't try! Great riding today by our Aussie, who gets rewarded with the KOTM-jersey. I also want to mention the attitude of Thomas De Gendt, as he was the only one that tried to follow Gilbert.
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sutty68
Top  #933 Print Post
Posted on 03-12-2011 13:01
Nice to see Bobridge in the polka dot jerseySmile
 
baia
Top  #934 Print Post
Posted on 03-12-2011 14:26
Lets see if Bobridge can hold that jersey...will be hard but good luck for it.
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dienblad
Top  #935 Print Post
Posted on 03-12-2011 14:53
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And another stage, the 4th of this year's Paris - Nice and th elongest with 215 kilometres. There are 4 KOTM-sprints, and the last climb before the finish (Cote du Fangas) with the summit 40 kilometres before the finish may create some changes in the GC, or not???
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With a lot of KOTM-sprints to be collected today, Jack Bobridge wants to be in a breakaway again, to defend his jersey. And he succeeds in his attempt, when a 10-man group ride away from the peloton. Unfortunately, a lousy daily form of -5 will make it hard to collect some points.
At the first climb of the day, the Cote de Saint-Hilaire-de-Bonneval, it's Androni's Giairo Ermeti who's the first at the smiit, followed by Bobridge and Karsten Kroon (BMC). Bobridge takes the most points at the 2nd climb, the Cote de la Grande Renaude, followed by Maxim Vantomme and Ermeti. The first IS is won by Ermeti, followed by Vantomme and Yohann Gené (Europcar).
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Then we see the white jersey of Jonathan Castroviejo (GC's nr 4) 2 minutes behind the peloton, surrounded by Euskaltel-teammates. He has crashed on the wet and slippery roads with 100km to go. But thanks to his domestiques, he comes back into the peloton.
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In the next part of the race, the BOTD gets it's maximum advantage to the peloton: 6'30. Bobridge is starting to struggle and can't sprint for the KOTM-points anymore. The 3rd KOTM-sprint is for Ermeti, followed by Vantomme and Gené, and Ermeti also wins the 4th ans last KOTM-sprint (Gené 2nd, Vantomme 3rd). The 2nd IS is won by Matteo Tossato from Saxo (Vantomme 2nd, Docker 3rd). There are 39 kilometres remaining and the lead is 4 minutes.
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With 20 kilometres to go, the leading group splits in two parts. While the peloton is closing them in (only 1'11 behind), Yohann Gené is the cause of this split-up. Only Ermeti, Tossato, Vantomme and Javier Aramendia (Euskaltel) can follow him. Bobridge has no faith in this attack, and decides to wait for the peloton.
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And he is right, because the attack lasts only 8 kilometres, before the peloton is together again. The preparation for the sprint has started and with 1km to go, we see José Joaquin Rojas (Garmin) in th elead, closely followed by Sébastien Turgot (Europcar) and Daryl Impey (Qantas).
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But JJR has timed his jumped too early and gets passed by both of them in the last few hundred metres. Sébastien Turgot takes the win in Maurs la Jolie, a great mental boost after the 2011-season without a win! De Gendt is our best placed rider with the 13th place. 8 riders finish outside the peloton, including our young Jens Mulder, while Davd Arroyo has to abandon with a broken wrist.
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Results
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1Sébastien TurgotTeam Europcar5h25'23
2Daryl ImpeyTeam Qantass.t.
3José Joaquín RojasTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
4Denis GalimzyanovKatusha Teams.t.
5Leonardo DuqueSony Ericssons.t.
6Francisco José VentosoMovistar Teams.t.
7Greg HendersonPro Team Astanas.t.
8William BonnetFDJs.t.
9Philippe GilbertLotto - Ridleys.t.
10Kenny DehaesLotto - Ridleys.t.
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13Thomas De GendtMonster Energy - Fords.t.


GC
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1Philippe GilbertLotto - Ridley13h50'07
2Tony MartinOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 3
3Jonathan CastroviejoEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 4
4Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astana+ 7
5Roman KreuzigerPro Team Astanas.t.
6Sébastien JolySaur - Sojasun+ 9
7Blel KadriAG2R La Mondiale+ 10
8Lars BoomRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
9Chris HornerLotto - Ridleys.t.
10Cyril LemoineSaur - Sojasuns.t.
...
25Jack BobridgeMonster Energy - Ford+ 13
...
29Thomas De GendtMonster Energy - Ford+ 15


Points
1Philippe GilbertLotto - Ridley1268
2Greg HendersonPro Team Astana1456
3William BonnetFDJ1355
4Sébastien TurgotTeam Europcar2555
5Leonardo DuqueSony Ericsson1650


KOTM
Despite the terrible daily form, Bobridge manages to stay in the lead for the KOTM-rankings.
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1Jack BobridgeMonster Energy - Ford618
2Giairo ErmetiAndroni Giocattoli1616
3Maxime VantommeKatusha Team77
4Maarten WynantsRabobank Cycling Team06
5Yohann GèneTeam Europcar66


Today's winner
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Word from the DS
Our sponsor will be happy, the 3rd day in a row in the BOTD with the tv-attention. But again, no chance against the peloton. Tomorrow the GC wil be shaken up with the finish at the summit of the Col de Mende. But I think our Jackie will get a day's rest.
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sutty68
Top  #936 Print Post
Posted on 03-12-2011 15:16
Bobridge just holds on to that jerseyWink
 
baia
Top  #937 Print Post
Posted on 03-12-2011 16:07
Well done with Bob..
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dienblad
Top  #938 Print Post
Posted on 04-12-2011 11:07
Before the 5th stage of Paris - Nice, some news about our team and the Giro d'Italia.

Firstly, some bad news: Thomas Dekker has caught the flu a few days before the start of the Tirreno - Adriatico, what made his fitness level dropped 10 points. But he is recovering already and can start in the Tirreno.
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Than some good news: Pim Ligthart has signed a new contract with our team and will be a Monster for 2 more years! Because of this, we have decided not to prolong the contract with Jens Keukeleire, as we have 3 sprinters that are better or equally as him (Sagan, Bos, Ligthart) and one sprinting talent (Mulder).
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8 teams have sent in a request to get a wildcard for the Giro d'Italia. My prediction: Liquigas, Acqua et Sapone, Farnese Vini and Nespresso.
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dienblad
Top  #939 Print Post
Posted on 04-12-2011 11:59
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We enter the 5th stage and the GC will be shaken up today, with the finish on the Montée Laurent Jalabert, also known as Cote de Mende. The last 4 kilometres have an average gradient of 7.2% with many parts of 10%. Can anyone take over the yelow jersey, or will this one also be for Gilbert>
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With a KOTM-sprint after 11 kilometres of cycling, it's obvious that Jack Bobridge wants some points there. He's as third at the line, behind Stijn Devolder (Vacansoleil) and Riccardo Chiarini (Androni). But after that he finds himself in a 11-man breakaway, and the gap to th epeloton is increasing. Oh well, he didn't intended to be in a breakaway today, but when it happens, you have to go on. So on the 2nd climb of the day (Cote de Montsalvy) he wants to sprint for the points, but can't get in the top 3. Romain Sicard (Euskaltel) wins this sprint, followed by Andrea Moletta (Lampre) and Alexandre Botcharov (Katusha).
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Our young domestique Jens Mulder is in trouble in the 2nd climb, so we wait for him with the car, to see if he needs some help. But what do we see? He is doing the pace for GC's number 3 Jonathan Castroviejo! Obviously, Castroviejo suffers from some bruises and stiff muscles after his crash yesterday. It's a shame that this young and extremely talented Spanish rider looses his shot at a good GC in this way. He will loose 25 minutes today, but will finish the stage.
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Back to the BOTD. They sprint for the 3rd KOTM-sprint, the Cote de Biounac. Bram Tankink (Rabobank) is the first on the summit, followed by Arthur Vichot (FDJ) and Kevin De Weert (Nissan). The peloton is 6'14 behind with 93 kilometres remaining.
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After a long flat part, the penultimate climb has started. The summit of the Cote du Chabrits (2.5km at 6.4%) is only 9 kilometres before the finish. Kevin De Weert uses this climb to attack out of the BOTD and is the first at the summit. He leads Andrea Moletta by '24, Carlos Oyarzun (Movistar) by '47 and the other remaining members of the BOTD by '57.
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GC-leader Philippe Gilbert has attacked out of the peloton in the ascend of the Cote du Chabrits and no one was able of following him. He reaches the summit 1'16 behind De Weert and has passed Bobridge. The peloton follows '40 behind Gilbert.
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Gilbert closes the gap to the chasing group in the descend of the Cote du Chabrits, and as soon as the road starts ascending again he drops them and closes the gap to De Weert pretty quickly. With 3 kilometres remaining, he joins De Weert, has a quick look at his countrymen and leaves him behind. The peloton is 1 minute behind.
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Philippe Gilbert is by far the strongest on the Montée Laurent Jalabert. Is the decision made in this year's Paris - Nice??
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Simon Gerrans (Qantas) wins the sprint for the 2nd place at 1'29, beating Sébastien Joly (Saur). A group with Thomas Voeckler, Damiano Cunego, Chris Horner, Roman Kreuziger and Cyril Gautier follows at 1'50.
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And the Monster Energy - riders? Well, Zingle, De Gendt and Bobridge loose 3'18 today. For some strange reason, De Gendt got passed by everyone in the descend of the Cote du Chabrits. He was in the front of the peloton when the descend started, and in place 70 when the last climb started (although he was riding on dot 90!!!). He could make up some places in the last climb, but had to settle with a very frustrating 40th place.....
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Results

1Philippe GilbertLotto - Ridley4h18'17
2Simon GerransTeam Qantas+ 1'29
3Sébastien JolySaur - Sojasuns.t.
4Thomas VoecklerTeam Europcar+ 1'50
5Damiano CunegoLampre - Generalis.t.
6Chris HornerLotto - Ridleys.t.
7Roman KreuzigerPro Team Astanas.t.
8Cyril GautierTeam Europcars.t.
9Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astana+ 2'07
10Michael AlbasiniTeam Qantass.t.

Spoiler
11Alberto ContadorSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
12Ryder HesjedalTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 2'27
13Marcos GarcíaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
14Stijn DevolderVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
15Jonathan HivertSaur - Sojasuns.t.
16Greg Van AvermaetBMC Racing Teams.t.
17Maxime MonfortNissan - Radio Shack - Trek+ 2'43
18Jérémy RoyFDJs.t.
19Staf ScheirlinckxLotto - Ridleys.t.
20Marzio BruseghinMovistar Teams.t.
21Mikel NievePro Team Astanas.t.
22Leonardo DuqueSony Ericssons.t.
23Gabriele BosisioLampre - Generalis.t.
24Florian StalderSaur - Sojasuns.t.
25Egoi MartínezEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
26Kevin De WeertNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
27Carlos OyarzunMovistar Teams.t.
28René MandriVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
29Paul MartensRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
30Chris Anker SørensenSaxo Bank SunGard+ 3'18
31Romain ZingleMonster Energy - Fords.t.
32Ángel ViciosoAndroni Giocattolis.t.
33Jérémie GallandSaur - Sojasuns.t.
34Michael RogersSky ProCyclings.t.
35Aleksandr KuschynskiKatusha Teams.t.
36Giairo ErmetiAndroni Giocattolis.t.
37Grischa NiermannRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
38Alexandre BotcharovKatusha Teams.t.
39Michele ScarponiBMC Racing Teams.t.
40Thomas De GendtMonster Energy - Fords.t.
41Blel KadriAG2R La Mondiales.t.
42Andreas KlödenNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
43Guillaume LevarletSaur - Sojasuns.t.
44Daryl ImpeyTeam Qantass.t.
45Francisco José PachecoMovistar Teams.t.
46Carlos BarredoRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
47Arthur VichotFDJs.t.
48Wesley SulzbergerTeam Qantass.t.
49Tony MartinOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
50Bram TankinkRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
51Thibaut PinotAG2R La Mondiales.t.
52Peter VelitsOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
53Riccardo ChiariniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
54Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
55Romain SicardEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
56Robert KiserlovskiTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
57Pablo LastrasMovistar Teams.t.
58Pierre RollandOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
59Francisco José VentosoMovistar Teams.t.
60Nicki SørensenSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
61Denis MenchovSony Ericssons.t.
62Andrea MolettaLampre - Generalis.t.
63Sébastien MinardSony Ericssons.t.
64Fredrik KessiakoffPro Team Astanas.t.
65Lars Petter NordhaugSky ProCyclings.t.
66Assan BazayevPro Team Astanas.t.
67José Joaquín RojasTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
68Jack BobridgeMonster Energy - Fords.t.
69Maxime VantommeKatusha Teams.t.
70Thomas LöfkvistSky ProCyclings.t.
71Mitchell DockerTeam Qantass.t.
72Bart De ClercqLotto - Ridley+ 4'35
73Anthony RouxFDJ+ 5'09
74Fränk SchleckNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
75Yohann GèneTeam Europcars.t.
76Christophe RiblonTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
77Jérôme PineauSaur - Sojasuns.t.
78Rob RuijghMonster Energy - Fords.t.
79Jonas Aaen JørgensenSaxo Bank SunGard+ 5'34
80Linus GerdemannKatusha Teams.t.
81Matthias FrankBMC Racing Teams.t.
82Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
83Bruno PiresSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
84Simon SpilakLampre - Generalis.t.
85Marek RutkiewiczVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
86Dario CataldoOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
87Artem OvechkinKatusha Teams.t.
88Cyril LemoineSaur - Sojasuns.t.
89Andrey KashechkinLampre - Generalis.t.
90Jean-Marc MarinoSaur - Sojasuns.t.
91Travis MeyerTeam Qantass.t.
92Janez BrajkovičNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
93Christophe Le MévelTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
94Lars BoomRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
95Frederique RobertLotto - Ridleys.t.
96Nicolas RocheAG2R La Mondiale+ 6'26
97Maarten WynantsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
98Sébastien TurgotTeam Europcars.t.
99Matteo MontagutiAndroni Giocattolis.t.
100Lloyd MondoryAG2R La Mondiales.t.
101Christian Vande VeldeTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
102Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
103Anders LundSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
104Dimitri ChampionAG2R La Mondiales.t.
105Anthony GeslinFDJs.t.
106Yohan OffredoFDJs.t.
107Bert GrabschOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
108Chris FroomeSky ProCyclings.t.
109Karsten KroonBMC Racing Teams.t.
110William BonnetFDJs.t.
111Simone MasciarelliSony Ericssons.t.
112Ignatas KonovalovasMovistar Teams.t.
113Americo NovembriniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
114Steve ChainelFDJ+ 7'20
115Stijn VandenberghKatusha Team+ 7'29
116Guillaume Van KeirsbulckOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
117Ivan SantaromitaBMC Racing Teams.t.
118Denis GalimzyanovKatusha Teams.t.
119Jonathan MonsalveAndroni Giocattolis.t.
120Pierre CazauxEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
121Giacomo NizzoloNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
122Matteo TosattoSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
123Carlos José OchoaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
124Mathieu PergetAG2R La Mondiales.t.
125Fumiyuki BeppuTeam Qantass.t.
126Anthony RavardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
127Amaël MoinardBMC Racing Teams.t.
128Rémy Di GregorioSony Ericssons.t.
129Adrien PetitTeam Europcars.t.
130Imanol ErvitiMovistar Teams.t.
131Jürgen RoelandtsLotto - Ridleys.t.
132Tony HurelTeam Europcars.t.
133Pim LigthartMonster Energy - Ford+ 8'20
134Daniele RighiLampre - Generalis.t.
135Kenny DehaesLotto - Ridley+ 8'55
136Matthew LloydPro Team Astana+ 9'29
137Kevin SeeldraeyersPro Team Astanas.t.
138Greg HendersonPro Team Astanas.t.
139Perrig QuemeneurTeam Europcar+ 9'44
140Davide CimolaiAndroni Giocattolis.t.
141Javier Francisco AramendiaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
142Michael BarrySky ProCyclings.t.
143Marco BandieraOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
144Iñaki IsasiEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
145Russell DowningSky ProCyclings.t.
146Adriano MaloriLampre - Generalis.t.
147Simon ZahnerBMC Racing Teams.t.
148Sébastien ChavanelAG2R La Mondiale+ 10'14
149Job VissersRabobank Cycling Team+ 10'29
150Michal GolasVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
151Geoffroy LequatreNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
152Frederik VeuchelenVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
153Sam BewleySony Ericssons.t.
154Marcello PavarinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
155Christopher SuttonSky ProCyclings.t.
156Shawn MilneTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
157Chad BeyerBMC Racing Teams.t.
158Albert TimmerSony Ericssons.t.
159Alex DowsettSky ProCyclings.t.
160Maxim LefèvreMonster Energy - Fords.t.
161Francis De GreefMonster Energy - Fords.t.
162Hayden RoulstonNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
163Martin MortensenVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
164Julien VermoteOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 11'33
165Leigh HowardTeam Qantass.t.
166Giovanni BernaudeauTeam Europcar+ 13'38
167Sergio HernandezSony Ericssons.t.
168Maarten NeyensLotto - Ridleys.t.
169Manuele BoaroSaxo Bank SunGard+ 14'37
170Yauheni HutarovichFDJ+ 25'43
171Jimmy EngoulventTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
172Jonathan CastroviejoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
173Francesco ChicchiKatusha Teams.t.
174Danilo HondoLampre - Generalis.t.
175Jens MulderMonster Energy - Ford+ 28'18


GC
It looks like the battle for the GC-win is over. Can anyone beat this superior Gilbert?
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1Philippe GilbertLotto - Ridley18h08'18
2Sébastien JolySaur - Sojasun+ 1'42
3Simon GerransTeam Qantas+ 1'50
4Roman KreuzigerPro Team Astana+ 2'03
5Chris HornerLotto - Ridley+ 2'06
6Thomas VoecklerTeam Europcar+ 2'12
7Damiano CunegoLampre - Generali+ 2'13
8Cyril GautierTeam Europcar+ 2'14
9Alexandre VinokourovPro Team Astana+ 2'20
10Alberto ContadorSaxo Bank SunGard+ 2'25

Spoiler
11Michael AlbasiniTeam Qantas+ 2'35
12Ryder HesjedalTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 2'50
13Stijn DevolderVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
14Jonathan HivertSaur - Sojasun+ 2'51
15Greg Van AvermaetBMC Racing Team+ 2'52
16Marcos GarcíaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 2'57
17Marzio BruseghinMovistar Team+ 3'00
18Leonardo DuqueSony Ericsson+ 3'01
19Maxime MonfortNissan - Radio Shack - Trek+ 3'02
20Carlos OyarzunMovistar Team+ 3'06
21Paul MartensRabobank Cycling Team+ 3'07
22Jérémy RoyFDJ+ 3'08
23Florian StalderSaur - Sojasun+ 3'10
24Kevin De WeertNissan - Radio Shack - Trek+ 3'11
25Staf ScheirlinckxLotto - Ridleys.t.
26Mikel NievePro Team Astana+ 3'13
27Egoi MartínezEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 3'14
28Gabriele BosisioLampre - Generali+ 3'19
29René MandriVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 3'20
30Tony MartinOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 3'27
31Blel KadriAG2R La Mondiale+ 3'34
32Michael RogersSky ProCycling+ 3'35
33Francisco José PachecoMovistar Team+ 3'36
34Fredrik KessiakoffPro Team Astanas.t.
35Sébastien MinardSony Ericsson+ 3'37
36Jack BobridgeMonster Energy - Fords.t.
37Thomas De GendtMonster Energy - Ford+ 3'39
38Assan BazayevPro Team Astanas.t.
39Andreas KlödenNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
40Carlos BarredoRabobank Cycling Team+ 3'40
41Giairo ErmetiAndroni Giocattolis.t.
42Mitchell DockerTeam Qantas+ 3'41
43Ángel ViciosoAndroni Giocattolis.t.
44Daryl ImpeyTeam Qantas+ 3'42
45José Joaquín RojasTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
46Francisco José VentosoMovistar Team+ 3'43
47Riccardo ChiariniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
48Thomas LöfkvistSky ProCyclings.t.
49Maxime VantommeKatusha Teams.t.
50Romain ZingleMonster Energy - Ford+ 3'44
51Peter VelitsOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
52Denis MenchovSony Ericssons.t.
53Iván VelascoEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
54Romain SicardEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 3'45
55Michele ScarponiBMC Racing Team+ 3'46
56Grischa NiermannRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
57Pablo LastrasMovistar Teams.t.
58Robert KiserlovskiTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 3'47
59Lars Petter NordhaugSky ProCyclings.t.
60Thibaut PinotAG2R La Mondiale+ 3'48
61Guillaume LevarletSaur - Sojasun+ 3'49
62Aleksandr KuschynskiKatusha Teams.t.
63Arthur VichotFDJs.t.
64Jérémie GallandSaur - Sojasuns.t.
65Wesley SulzbergerTeam Qantas+ 3'51
66Bram TankinkRabobank Cycling Team+ 3'52
67Chris Anker SørensenSaxo Bank SunGard+ 3'53
68Nicki SørensenSaxo Bank SunGard+ 3'54
69Pierre RollandOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 3'55
70Alexandre BotcharovKatusha Team+ 3'56
71Andrea MolettaLampre - Generali+ 4'00
72Bart De ClercqLotto - Ridley+ 5'01
73Anthony RouxFDJ+ 5'29
74Christophe RiblonTeam Garmin - Cervélos.t.
75Jérôme PineauSaur - Sojasun+ 5'38
76Yohann GèneTeam Europcar+ 5'40
77Fränk SchleckNissan - Radio Shack - Trek+ 5'42
78Rob RuijghMonster Energy - Ford+ 5'43
79Lars BoomRabobank Cycling Team+ 5'50
80Cyril LemoineSaur - Sojasuns.t.
81Linus GerdemannKatusha Team+ 5'53
82Bruno PiresSaxo Bank SunGard+ 5'57
83Artem OvechkinKatusha Team+ 5'58
84Dario CataldoOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
85Andrey KashechkinLampre - Generalis.t.
86Matthias FrankBMC Racing Team+ 5'59
87Frederique RobertLotto - Ridley+ 6'02
88Travis MeyerTeam Qantas+ 6'03
89Simon SpilakLampre - Generalis.t.
90Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 6'06
91Christophe Le MévelTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 6'07
92Jonas Aaen JørgensenSaxo Bank SunGard+ 6'08
93Marek RutkiewiczVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
94Jean-Marc MarinoSaur - Sojasun+ 6'16
95Sébastien TurgotTeam Europcar+ 6'43
96William BonnetFDJ+ 6'44
97Bert GrabschOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 6'45
98Ignatas KonovalovasMovistar Teams.t.
99Dimitri ChampionAG2R La Mondiale+ 6'49
100Luis León SánchezRabobank Cycling Team+ 6'50
101Christian Vande VeldeTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 6'52
102Yohan OffredoFDJ+ 6'53
103Nicolas RocheAG2R La Mondiales.t.
104Maarten WynantsRabobank Cycling Teams.t.
105Karsten KroonBMC Racing Team+ 6'58
106Anthony GeslinFDJ+ 6'59
107Anders LundSaxo Bank SunGard+ 7'00
108Lloyd MondoryAG2R La Mondiale+ 7'01
109Americo NovembriniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
110Simone MasciarelliSony Ericsson+ 7'09
111Adrien PetitTeam Europcar+ 7'54
112Imanol ErvitiMovistar Team+ 7'55
113Jürgen RoelandtsLotto - Ridley+ 7'56
114Steve ChainelFDJs.t.
115Matteo TosattoSaxo Bank SunGards.t.
116Stijn VandenberghKatusha Team+ 7'57
117Denis GalimzyanovKatusha Team+ 7'58
118Fumiyuki BeppuTeam Qantas+ 8'00
119Giacomo NizzoloNissan - Radio Shack - Trek+ 8'02
120Rémy Di GregorioSony Ericsson+ 8'04
121Guillaume Van KeirsbulckOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 8'05
122Mathieu PergetAG2R La Mondiale+ 8'07
123Ivan SantaromitaBMC Racing Team+ 8'08
124Anthony RavardAG2R La Mondiale+ 8'12
125Daniele RighiLampre - Generali+ 8'51
126Pim LigthartMonster Energy - Ford+ 9'00
127Janez BrajkovičNissan - Radio Shack - Treks.t.
128Kenny DehaesLotto - Ridley+ 9'19
129Greg HendersonPro Team Astana+ 9'46
130Chris FroomeSky ProCycling+ 9'55
131Kevin SeeldraeyersPro Team Astanas.t.
132Adriano MaloriLampre - Generali+ 10'03
133Matthew LloydPro Team Astana+ 10'04
134Russell DowningSky ProCycling+ 10'08
135Simon ZahnerBMC Racing Team+ 10'12
136Davide CimolaiAndroni Giocattoli+ 10'13
137Perrig QuemeneurTeam Europcar+ 10'16
138Michael BarrySky ProCycling+ 10'17
139Marco BandieraOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 10'18
140Tony HurelTeam Europcar+ 10'39
141Sébastien ChavanelAG2R La Mondiale+ 10'49
142Geoffroy LequatreNissan - Radio Shack - Trek+ 10'53
143Sam BewleySony Ericsson+ 10'55
144Christopher SuttonSky ProCycling+ 10'58
145Martin MortensenVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
146Hayden RoulstonNissan - Radio Shack - Trek+ 11'00
147Shawn MilneTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 11'02
148Chad BeyerBMC Racing Teams.t.
149Michal GolasVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
150Frederik VeuchelenVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 11'03
151Maxim LefèvreMonster Energy - Ford+ 11'05
152Carlos José OchoaAndroni Giocattoli+ 11'06
153Matteo MontagutiAndroni Giocattoli+ 11'08
154Pierre CazauxEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
155Job VissersRabobank Cycling Team+ 11'12
156Leigh HowardTeam Qantas+ 12'00
157Julien VermoteOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 12'04
158Amaël MoinardBMC Racing Team+ 12'18
159Javier Francisco AramendiaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 13'13
160Iñaki IsasiEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 13'18
161Albert TimmerSony Ericsson+ 13'30
162Francis De GreefMonster Energy - Fords.t.
163Alex DowsettSky ProCycling+ 13'56
164Giovanni BernaudeauTeam Europcar+ 14'11
165Jonathan MonsalveAndroni Giocattoli+ 14'44
166Sergio HernandezSony Ericsson+ 16'36
167Maarten NeyensLotto - Ridley+ 17'40
168Marcello PavarinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 18'25
169Manuele BoaroSaxo Bank SunGard+ 19'23
170Jonathan CastroviejoEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 25'53
171Jimmy EngoulventTeam Garmin - Cervélo+ 26'05
172Francesco ChicchiKatusha Team+ 26'11
173Yauheni HutarovichFDJ+ 26'13
174Danilo HondoLampre - Generali+ 26'17
175Jens MulderMonster Energy - Ford+ 38'07


Points
1Philippe GilbertLotto - Ridley2593
2Greg HendersonPro Team Astana056
3Sébastien TurgotTeam Europcar055
4William BonnetFDJ055
5Leonardo DuqueSony Ericsson050


KOTM
Another day on the podium for Bobridge!
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1Jack BobridgeMonster Energy - Ford523
2Giairo ErmetiAndroni Giocattoli117
3Philippe GilbertLotto - Ridley1010
4Kevin De WeertNissan - Radio Shack - Trek1010
5Andrea MolettaLampre - Generali1010


Today's winner
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Word from the DS
The gC is over. I really don't know how this happened, De Gendt got passed by everyone in the peloton and because of that got blocked in the last climb. I really don't know how to prevent this to happen. So 3 stages left to attack.
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sutty68
Top  #940 Print Post
Posted on 04-12-2011 12:32
Not a good at allSad
You will have to make sure that Bobridge defends his KOM jersey nowFrown
 
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