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Posted on 23-02-2011 20:55
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 12.05.2011: Giro d'Italia
Stage 4
Roma - Sora: 148.0km
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Finally the Giro starts looking like the Giro. A few hills will be negotiated en route to the town of Sora, where a nasty kick in the last kilometer awaits the riders. We'll probably not see any time gaps, but if you're betting on a rider like Napolitano for the win, you're wasting your money.
The field was all together before the uphill finish. We showed our Discovery colours for the first time this race, as Klöden had found his way onto the wheel of yesterday's winner Ginanni.
Around the final bend, it looked like a duel between Ginanni and Leezer for the win, but Klöden was still lurking on Ginanni's wheel!
Ginanni again! This gives him the pink and the red jersey as well! He has now doubled his haul from last year's Giro, where he won the final stage in Milano. Klöden is obviously no sprinter, so his 4th today was good. The finish was indeed tough, as Pellizotti, one of the overall favourites, sneaked into the top ten.
Today's winner
Results
| 1. | Francesco Ginanni   | Liquigas | 3h24'13 | | 2. | Tom Leezer | Rabobank | s.t. | | 3. | Rinaldo Nocentini | AG2R La Mondiale | s.t. | | 4. | Andreas Klöden | Discovery Channel | s.t. | | 5. | Elia Rigotto | Androni Giocattoli | s.t. | | 6. | Heinrich Haussler | Saxo Bank | s.t. | | 7. | Enrico Gasparotto | Lampre | s.t. | | 8. | Francesco De Bonis | Androni Giocattoli | s.t. | | 9. | Franco Pellizotti | Saunier Duval | s.t. | | 10. | Carlo Scognamiglio | Liquigas | s.t. |
GC
| 1. | Francesco Ginanni | Liquigas | 16h29'39 | | 2. | Elia Rigotto | Androni Giocattoli | + 12 | | 3. | Enrico Gasparotto | Lampre | + 28 | | 4. | Danilo Napolitano | Quick-Step | s.t. | | 5. | Tom Leezer | Rabobank | + 36 | | 6. | Heinrich Haussler | Saxo Bank | + 40 | | 7. | Lars Boom | Rabobank | s.t. | | 8. | Rinaldo Nocentini | AG2R La Mondiale | s.t. | | 9. | Marco Corti  | Barloworld | + 42 | | 10. | Leonardo Duque | Cofidis | + 48 |
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Posted on 23-02-2011 21:06
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Nice result with Klöden. Ginanni looks really strong although there are several better sprinters there. Especially as the finals are pretty flat. |
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Posted on 23-02-2011 21:10
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Great result with Kloden for a non sprinter. Indeed, Napolitano is a moster 
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@roturn: Yeah, would have been even better with some bonus seconds  You're right about Ginanni. No surprise he won the last one though.
Don't know what Garmin are up to. Farrar is nowhere to be seen, and it seems like they're using Dennis Pohl in the sprints for some strange reason. |
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13.05.2011: Giro d'Italia
Stage 5
Sora - Montevergine: 219.0km
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The first mountain test comes on this fifth stage. It's nothing really difficult, but the climb to Montevergine in the Apennines will serve as a preview of what's to come during the final week. This stage will be interesting for us, since we'll get a clearer picture of what to expect from our team. I'm also excited to see which of the overall favourites are on form.
In towards the last climb, Liquigas was the team setting the pace. This would mean that dominant 2009 winner Ivan Basso meant business again, after an off-year last season.
As often happens on the first mountain top finishes in GTs, nothing really happened on the climb. No breakaway was in front, and the main group was quite big when passing under the 5km banner.
Obviously, the Giro is not the Giro without attacking riding. Robert Gesink decided to test his legs 2.5km before the summit.
The likely contenders were not slow to react. Basso, Nibali and Pellizotti followed the Dutchman. Also able to match his accelration was LL Sanchez and our duo of Klöden and Armstrong. This meant that...
...Brajkovic was left behind! The Slovenian continues his bad climbing form from Romandie. He wouldn't lose much today, but it was worrying for the remainder of the Giro.
In the final kilometer, Ivan Basso proved to be the strongest, as he rode away from Gesink and Nibali. Is he back to the Giro-winning form of 2006 and 2009?
He was certainly in stage-winning form today, as he conquered the Montevergine! No big time gaps, but this stage carried some psychological importance.
Klöden and Armstrong finished in the group just behind Basso, Gesink and Nibali. It contained all pre-race favourites, so no big surprises on the first mountain. Brajkovic was 24 seconds further behind.
Today's winner
Results
| 1. | Ivan Basso  | Liquigas | 5h18'27 | | 2. | Robert Gesink | Quick-Step | + 19 | | 3. | Vincenzo Nibali | Acqua & Sapone | s.t. | | 4. | Luis León Sánchez | Caisse d'Epargne | + 29 | | 5. | Dani Moreno | Caisse d'Epargne | s.t. | | 6. | Franco Pellizotti | Saunier Duval | s.t. | | 7. | Andreas Klöden | Discovery Channel | s.t. | | 8. | Mauricio Soler | Barloworld | s.t. | | 9. | Dario Cataldo | Quick-Step | s.t. | | 10. | Lance Armstrong | Discovery Channel | s.t. |
GC
| 1. | Ivan Basso | Liquigas | 21h48'34 | | 2. | Robert Gesink | Quick-Step | + 27 | | 3. | Vincenzo Nibali | Acqua & Sapone | + 31 | | 4. | Francesco Ginanni | Liquigas | + 42 | | 5. | Andreas Klöden | Discovery Channel | + 49 | | 6. | Dario Cataldo | Quick-Step | s.t. | | 7. | Luis León Sánchez | Caisse d'Epargne | s.t. | | 8. | Mauricio Soler | Barloworld | s.t. | | 9. | Franco Pellizotti | Saunier Duval | s.t. | | 10. | Lance Armstrong | Discovery Channel | s.t. |
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Posted on 24-02-2011 19:08
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Of course its still too early but Klöden must watch out because Basso,Nibali and Gesink look very strong already.....or maybe they´ll loose power on last week |
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14.05.2011: Giro d'Italia
Stage 6
Avellino - Foggia: 154.0km
Tactics meeting
A short stage which will probably end in another sprint, before we move into the hills of Central Italy. We're back to boredom today after yesterday's uphill finish.
A fairly messed up sprint saw Lampre's Claudio Corioni grab the stage win. It's the Italian's second ever victory, and by far the biggest! The home riders continue to dominate the Giro. We've now had Italian winners in all stages so far.
Today's winner
Results
| 1. | Claudio Corioni | Lampre | 3h45'34 | | 2. | Lorenzo Bernucci | LPR Brakes Farnese Vini | s.t. | | 3. | Fabio Negri | LPR Brakes Farnese Vini | s.t. | | 4. | Cristiano Salerno | LPR Brakes Farnese Vini | s.t. | | 5. | Lars Boom | Rabobank | s.t. | | 6. | Francesco Ginanni | Liquigas | s.t. | | 7. | Jens Voigt | Saxo Bank | s.t. | | 8. | Santo Anzà | LPR Brakes Farnese Vini | s.t. | | 9. | Valerio Agnoli | Lampre | s.t. | | 10. | André Steensen | Saxo Bank | s.t. |
GC
| 1. | Ivan Basso | Liquigas | 25h34'08 | | 2. | Robert Gesink | Quick-Step | + 27 | | 3. | Vincenzo Nibali | Acqua & Sapone | + 31 | | 4. | Francesco Ginanni | Liquigas | + 42 | | 5. | Andreas Klöden | Discovery Channel | + 49 | | 6. | Luis León Sánchez | Caisse d'Epargne | s.t. | | 7. | Dario Cataldo | Quick-Step | s.t. | | 8. | Franco Pellizotti | Saunier Duval | s.t. | | 9. | Mauricio Soler | Barloworld | s.t. | | 10. | Dani Moreno | Caisse d'Epargne | s.t. |
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Posted on 25-02-2011 00:58
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Oh no, Brajkovic lost time 
At least Kloden and Armstrong performed better, maybe we can expect something with them =)
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Posted on 25-02-2011 08:25
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Good race with Klöden and Armstrong. Brajkovic is indeed a pity. |
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@luigi & roturn: I never said Brajkovic would be leader, so it's not so bad. If he loses even more time, maybe he can go stagehunting.
The two old men in the team looks like the best GC hopes. Armstrong is the stronger climber, but Klöden's TT is better. Will be interesting to see how this pans out. I'm worried about Basso though. He seems like he's up to something. |
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15.05.2011: Giro d'Italia
Stage 7
Foggia - Chieti: 222.0km
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The second non-flat stage of the Giro is a long one. It looks tailor-made for a breakaway. No matter what happens, the hills towards the end will be very interesting.
The break of the day was 13 man strong, so a lot of riders obviously thought the same as I did this morning. Unfortunately, we didn't manage to put any Discovery riders in the breakaway. These 13 riders had a 3 minute lead when they reached the highest point of the stage.
On the second-to-last hill, the break had split up. Out in front was Lorenzo Bernucci (LPR) and Jason Donald (Garmin). They were 1 minute ahead of the field with 14km to go.
At the beginning of the last climb, all escapees except Bernucci & Donald were swept up by the Liquigas-led main field. Were they planning something for Ginanni or Basso?
On the last hill, Bernucci cracked Donald, who soon went back to the peloton. Bernucci was still looking strong with only 7km to go, most of them downhill.
With Bernucci so close, we lifted the tempo. Klöden packs a decent sprint for a GC rider, so if we could get rid of a lot of fast men, maybe he had a chance for a stage win.
At the top of the last climb, Armstrong had splintered the field, but with 5km downhill to come, it would be hard for Klöden&co to stay ahead. And more importantly, Bernucci was still out in front!
With 2km to go, he looked like he would make it! The next group, led by Nibali on the descent, were closing fast though!
Lorenzo Bernucci held on, just! This is his biggest win since the TdF stage in 2005. Nibali and Nocentini completed the podium on the stage. Although the peloton was split in two groups, all got the same time, as the gaps weren't big enough. More hills tomorrow!
Today's winner
Results
| 1. | Lorenzo Bernucci | LPR Brakes Farnese Vini | 5h24'07 | | 2. | Vincenzo Nibali | Acqua & Sapone | s.t. | | 3. | Rinaldo Nocentini | AG2R La Mondiale | s.t. | | 4. | Enrico Gasparotto | Lampre | s.t. | | 5. | Lance Armstrong | Discovery Channel | s.t. | | 6. | Robert Gesink | Quick-Step | s.t. | | 7. | Gabriele Bosisio | LPR Brakes Farnese Vini | s.t. | | 8. | José Serpa | Androni Giocattoli | s.t. | | 9. | Andreas Klöden | Discovery Channel | s.t. | | 10. | Franco Pellizotti | Saunier Duval | s.t. |
GC
| 1. | Ivan Basso | Liquigas | 30h58'15 | | 2. | Vincenzo Nibali | Acqua & Sapone | + 19 | | 3. | Robert Gesink | Quick-Step | + 27 | | 4. | Francesco Ginanni | Liquigas | + 42 | | 5. | Andreas Klöden | Discovery Channel | + 49 | | 6. | Dario Cataldo | Quick-Step | s.t. | | 7. | Luis León Sánchez | Caisse d'Epargne | s.t. | | 8. | Franco Pellizotti | Saunier Duval | s.t. | | 9. | Mauricio Soler | Barloworld | s.t. | | 10. | Dani Moreno | Caisse d'Epargne | s.t. |
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Posted on 28-02-2011 16:00
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Squire wrote:
@ poiup: Here is the Astana & T-Mobile TT equipment. Frames, wheels, helmets. Please note that the names are the same as those I replaced, so if you want these as new equipment in addition to Astana and Highroad equipment, you will have to rename them.
Thank you wery much. Now i am wery happy |
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poiup11 wrote:
Squire wrote:
@ poiup: Here is the Astana & T-Mobile TT equipment. Frames, wheels, helmets. Please note that the names are the same as those I replaced, so if you want these as new equipment in addition to Astana and Highroad equipment, you will have to rename them.
Thank you wery much. Now i am wery happy
Gotta say I loled. The guy was impatient asking for the equipment and just get it 8 days later
Nice Top 5 with Lance. He does the work while Kloden rests but Lance still makes it in front of Kloden 
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Hang in there!! Klöden are doing well and i think he maybe can get a nice placement in the final GC
Edited by jeffyboy222 on 02-03-2011 09:02
Kaizers Orchestra!
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@poiup: No problem!
@luigi, jeffyboy: Klöden is living off his good stage placings. Remember that Armstrong has the same time in GC. I think I have to wait until a few more mountain stages to decide on a leader.
Next stage coming up shortly!
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16.05.2011: Giro d'Italia
Stage 8
Chieti - L'Aquila: 146.0km
Tactics meeting
Another hilly stage, this time from yesterday's finishing town Chieti to earthquake-hit L'Aquila. The last climb is situated only 3km from the line. It's 2km long and quite steep. Expect to see some action today, it is the Giro afterall!
The peloton climbed the last KoM-classified climb together, and caught the early breakaway in the process. 35 flat kms remained until the final climb.
13km from the line, Robert Gesink had no more patience, and attacked! He was looking to seize the pink jersey, as he was only 27 seconds down on Basso.
Unfortunately for the Dutchman, he never got a large gap. But his move was dangerous, so Basso and the other GC riders hurried to get up to him on the final climb.
The hard riding on the climb forced a very elite selection. Once again, Armstrong and Klöden were in the mix for us. It would come down to a sprint among the 8 riders in this front group!
Gesink was still going strong, but race leader Basso was even stronger! Klöden gave it all he had on the other side of the road.
Basso held on to win his second stage and Liquigas' fourth! Gerdemann in 2nd was a bit of a surprise. Once again, the podium evades us. Klöden narrowly missed out with his 4th.
The usually quite punchy climber Franco Pellizotti didn't make the final selection, and came in with the second group 19 seconds down on his former teammate Basso. Not a big loss, but you would expect last year's 3rd placed rider to fight it out on a stage like this. He's now 12th overall, 1'28 away from pink.
Today's winner
Results
| 1. | Ivan Basso | Liquigas | 3h36'06 | | 2. | Linus Gerdemann | T-Mobile | s.t. | | 3. | Rinaldo Nocentini | AG2R La Mondiale | s.t. | | 4. | Andreas Klöden | Discovery Channel | s.t. | | 5. | Robert Gesink | Quick-Step | s.t. | | 6. | Lance Armstrong | Discovery Channel | s.t. | | 7. | Vincenzo Nibali | Acqua & Sapone | s.t. | | 8. | José Serpa | Androni Giocattoli | + 19 | | 9. | Francesco Ginanni | Liquigas | s.t. | | 10. | José Iván Gutiérrez | Caisse d'Epargne | s.t. |
GC
| 1. | Ivan Basso | Liquigas | 34h34'01 | | 2. | Vincenzo Nibali | Acqua & Sapone | + 39 | | 3. | Robert Gesink | Quick-Step | + 47 | | 4. | Rinaldo Nocentini | AG2R La Mondiale | + 1'09 | | 5. | Andreas Klöden | Discovery Channel | s.t. | | 6. | Lance Armstrong | Discovery Channel | s.t. | | 7. | Francesco Ginanni | Liquigas | + 1'21 | | 8. | Linus Gerdemann | T-Mobile | s.t. | | 9. | Enrico Gasparotto | Lampre | + 1'26 | | 10. | Dario Cataldo | Quick-Step | + 1'28 |
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17.05.2011: Giro d'Italia
Stage 9
L'Aquila - Giulianova: 176.0km
Tactics meeting
Basso won yesterday, but if Liquigas want to make it five stage wins, they have to look to Ginanni today. It's a totally flat finish. Can the points jersey wearer make it three stages, will Haussler finally come to life, or will someone else steal the glory?
Someone else stole the glory. Mirko Lorenzetto's lunge for the line relegated Ginanni to 2nd. Lampre now has three stage wins with three different riders. The Italian domination continues: Italian riders have won all stages so far! It'll be difficult for them to continue this trend tomorrow though. Time trials aren't the Italians' speciality.
Today's winner
Results
| 1. | Mirko Lorenzetto | Lampre | 4h14'48 | | 2. | Francesco Ginanni | Liquigas | s.t. | | 3. | Danilo Napolitano | Quick-Step | s.t. | | 4. | Robert Hunter | Barloworld | s.t. | | 5. | Tom Leezer | Rabobank | s.t. | | 6. | Enrico Gasparotto | Lampre | s.t. | | 7. | Heinrich Haussler | Saxo Bank | s.t. | | 8. | Rinaldo Nocentini | AG2R La Mondiale | s.t. | | 9. | Dennis Pohl | Garmin - Transitions | s.t. | | 10. | Mattia Gavazzi | Quick-Step | s.t. |
GC
| 1. | Ivan Basso | Liquigas | 38h48'49 | | 2. | Vincenzo Nibali | Acqua & Sapone | + 39 | | 3. | Robert Gesink | Quick-Step | + 47 | | 4. | Francesco Ginanni | Liquigas | + 1'09 | | 5. | Rinaldo Nocentini | AG2R La Mondiale | s.t. | | 6. | Andreas Klöden | Discovery Channel | s.t. | | 7. | Lance Armstrong | Discovery Channel | s.t. | | 8. | Linus Gerdemann | T-Mobile | + 1'21 | | 9. | Enrico Gasparotto | Lampre | + 1'26 | | 10. | Franco Pellizotti | Saunier Duval | + 1'28 |
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Bad Kloden couldn't get a podium on stage 8.
Good luck for the TT, hope to see Kloden and Armstrong going some positions up on GC
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19.05.2011: Giro d'Italia
Stage 10
Giulianova - Giulianova: 54.0km
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This is the only long time trial in the Giro d'Italia this year, but it goes over 54 lumpy kilometers. Only being a TT specialist doesn't help much today if you can't climb. It's a course which Ivan Basso should handle well, even if he's not the most aerodynamic of riders. We've been looking forward to this, since we have several good time trialists. Bring on the race of truth!
T-Mobile showed good form today. Thomas Lövkvist knocked teammate Gert Dockx off the leaderboard with a time of 1h15'19. His time showed what a tough time trial this was. Being tucked in an aerodynamic position for one hour and a quarter while negotiating three climbs!
Lövkvist was not the best Swede today. Gustav Larsson likes the Giro (top 10 the last two years), and likes time trials even more. Best time for Lotto's new signing, taking 58 seconds off Lövkvist's time.
Janez Brajkovic won a similar time trial in the 2009 Giro, but doesn't quite have that form now. He did a good ride though, and came in just 9 seconds down on current stage leader and former teammate Larsson.
The World champion honoured his rainbow-coloured skinsuit. Cancellara posted the new best time, 27 seconds faster than Gustav Larsson.
Oh my! Surprise of the season? T-Mobile's Linus Gerdemann clocked in to a new best time, and what a time! The German crushed World champion Cancellara by 1'07. Where did that come from?
A lot less surprising than Gerdemann's monster ride was the fact that Armstrong struggled against the clock. This time trial was luckily not among his worst in recent times. +2'29 and provisional 6th for Lance.
Klöden is our best time trialist in this race on paper, and the German champion duly delivered! He beat all human performers, even Cancellara, but had to settle for 2nd, a whole minute behind Gerdemann.
Acqua&Sapone leader Vincenzo Nibali did well, and Robert Gesink was disappointing. Nibali even caught Gesink on his way to a provisional 5th. Before today, Gesink was looking like one of Basso's biggest rivals for the overall win, but fell down to 11th in GC after this stage.
Pink jersey Ivan Basso won a time trial on his way to the insane 2009 Giro victory, so should keep his jersey comfortably today. Ivan the Terrible had a good day, and came 4th on the stage, but is now only 2 seconds ahead of Gerdemann in the GC! Gerdemann has really done the ride of his life! Good news for us as well: Klöden sits 3rd overall.
Today's winner
Results
| 1. | Linus Gerdemann | T-Mobile | 1h13'46 | | 2. | Andreas Klöden | Discovery Channel | + 1'00 | | 3. | Fabian Cancellara | Liquigas | + 1'07 | | 4. | Ivan Basso | Liquigas | + 1'19 | | 5. | Gustav Larsson | Silence - Lotto | + 1'34 | | 6. | Vincenzo Nibali | Acqua & Sapone | + 1'38 | | 7. | Janez Brajkovic | Discovery Channel | + 1'44 | | 8. | Luis León Sánchez | Caisse d'Epargne | + 2'26 | | 9. | Lance Armstrong | Discovery Channel | + 2'29 | | 10. | Thomas Lövkvist | T-Mobile | + 2'33 |
GC
| 1. | Ivan Basso | Liquigas | 40h03'54 | | 2. | Linus Gerdemann | T-Mobile | + 2 | | 3. | Andreas Klöden | Discovery Channel | + 50 | | 4. | Vincenzo Nibali | Acqua & Sapone | + 58 | | 5. | Fabian Cancellara | Liquigas | + 1'57 | | 6. | Lance Armstrong | Discovery Channel | + 2'19 | | 7. | Janez Brajkovic | Discovery Channel | + 2'34 | | 8. | Luis León Sánchez | Caisse d'Epargne | + 2'35 | | 9. | Enrico Gasparotto | Lampre | + 3'05 | | 10. | José Iván Gutiérrez | Caisse d'Epargne | + 3'21 |
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Gerdemann was really superior there. Beating Cancellara and Klöden with 1 minute, that's quite impressive. The Discovery riders did a great TT too. 3 riders in the top 10, GC looks good now.
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