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La Pomme Marseille - Bye for now!
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| Pellizotti2 |
Posted on 08-06-2013 11:42
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Short announcement regarding recent lack of activity and season remainder:
Due to recurring AI issues and a quickly increasing number of unrealistic developments for various riders wrecking the gameplay, I've decided to do some changes to get to the end of the season as quickly as possible.
Therefore, I've taken us out of a couple of races we were originally scheduled to participate in - for example the Vuelta. Instead, I'll write up a short summary of our final races, plus a recap from the Vuelta in the same layout as the two earlier GTs.
I know that this is a bit disappointing and perhaps not an optimal way to proceed, but I just don't see any point in spending time reporting from races where the AI completely screwed up and caused unrealistic results.
And there's good news as well. I've renewed my contract as manager of the team for another year, meaning that we'll be back for a 3rd season when PCM13 is out.
But before then, the final few reports from this season!
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 08-06-2013 11:46
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Good to hear about that renewed contract!  Will you continue this with the new game, then?
It's the best decision now, with the AI messed up! |
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| Pellizotti2 |
Posted on 08-06-2013 13:01
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I thought the "We'll be back for a 3rd season when PCM13 is out" made that obvious, Ian! 
But yeah, I'll be continuing with PCM13.
 Vuelta a España
Like so many times before, the season's third and last Grand Tour was all about who was still fresh at the end of the year. Four riders excelled particularly, all thanks to entering the race with a relatively light number of race days.
In all fairness, the startlist was relatively weak - despite the presence of 2008 winner and Tour runner-up Alberto Contador. The Spaniard was never even in contention here however, clearly tired from a heavy racing schedule. He eventually ended up in 9th place, his worst result in a GT since 2006.
Instead, it was 2011 world time trial champion Tony Martin who seized the red leader's jersey on the 26 km opening time trial. The German spent the first 8 days of the race in the lead, and more impressively showcased a new level of climbing that took him as far as a 4th place in the overall.
Just 48 seconds ahead was the final spot on the podium, which went to Haimar Zubeldia. An unexpected result for the veteran Spaniard, who also won the race's three hardest mountain stages. Definitely a surprise to see him back on a level not seen since his Euskaltel days.
26 seconds further up the final overall ranking, but still almost three minutes behind the dominant winner, we find Damiano Cunego. The Italian has had a relatively quiet season, but really comes out of top with this Vuelta along with 6th at the Tour. Perhaps he can still win another GT?
Finally, the winner. *drumroll*
The Colombian wins a GT in his first year on Worldtour level. He dominated the mid week and pulled big time out of his rivals on various occasions. Not even a quite hefty fallback in the final week could stop him. The fact that he also takes the points, KoM and U25 classifications tells you a bit about the domination!
| 1 |  | Carlos Betancur | AG2R La Mondiale | 69h55'03 | | 2 |  | Damiano Cunego | Lampre - Merida | + 2'46 | | 3 | | Haimar Zubeldia | Radioshack Trek | + 3'12 | | 4 |  | Tony Martin | OmegaPharma Quickstep | + 4'00 | | 5 | | Sergio Henao | Sky Pro Cycling | + 10'36 | | 6 | | Antonio Piedra | Caja Rural | + 15'11 | | 7 | | Eros Capecchi | Movistar Team | + 17'20 | | 8 |  | Jean-Christophe Peraud | AG2R La Mondiale | + 18'01 | | 9 | | Alberto Contador | Team Saxo-Tinkoff | + 21'33 | | 10 |  | Tom-Jelte Slagter | Blanco Pro Cycling Team | + 23'29 |
And of course, the stage results:
| Stage | Winner | 2nd | 3rd | | 1 | Tony Martin | Maciej Bodnar | Stijn Devolder | | 2 | Philippe Gilbert | Maxim Iglinskiy | Damiano Cunego | | 3 | André Greipel | Arnaud Demare | Guillaume Boivin | | 4 | André Greipel | Arnaud Demare | Marcel Kittel | | 5 | Sky Pro Cycling | BMC Racing Team | OPQS | | 6 | Haimar Zubeldia | Carlos Betancur | Damiano Cunego | | 7 | Haimar Zubeldia | Tony Martin | Laurens Ten Dam | | 8 | Carlos Betancur | Alberto Contador | Moreno Moser | | 9 | Carlos Betancur | Philippe Gilbert | Haimar Zubeldia | | 10 | André Greipel | Arnaud Demare | Guillaume Boivin | | 11 | Klaas Lodewyck | Maxim Iglinskiy | Michael Morkov | | 12 | Carlos Betancur | Haimar Zubeldia | Damiano Cunego | | 13 | Jérémy Roy | Federico Canuti | Andrey Amador | | 14 | Stijn Devolder | Marcos GarcÃa | Arnaud Demare | | 15 | Carlos Betancur | Damiano Cunego | Eros Capecchi | | 16 | Tony Martin | Haimar Zubeldia | Arnold Jeannesson | | 17 | Tomas Vaitkus | Maxim Iglinskiy | Björn Leukemans | | 18 | Haimar Zubeldia | Damiano Cunego | Carlos Betancur | | 19 | Björn Leukemans | Michael Morkov | Damiano Cunego | | 20 | Arnaud Demare | André Greipel | Alexander Kristoff | | 21 | Philippe Gilbert | Maxim Iglinskiy | Grégory Rast |
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| fcancellara |
Posted on 08-06-2013 13:05
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Strange Vuelta
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| Miguel98 |
Posted on 08-06-2013 13:33
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Really strange results in Vuelta. |
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 08-06-2013 14:09
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Sorry 
I thought it might've meant: we'll be back in 2013, even though the new game is coming out, we're still coming back, see?
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 08-06-2013 17:46
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The A1 can be a pain in the arse sometimes 
But glad to know the story will continue with PCM13  |
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| maxime86 |
Posted on 08-06-2013 23:36
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thats a wired Vuelta |
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| Pellizotti2 |
Posted on 09-06-2013 09:56
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I didn't find the results that surprising, tbh. Weak field + overtired Contador was always going to give other riders a chance.
Also, all riders in the top 5 have more than 77 MO. Piedra was more surprising, but that's what few race days + top form + nationality bonus does.
World Time Trial Championships
Clearly still carrying the form that took him to a surprising 4th overall in the recent Vuelta, Tony Martin stormed through the TT in Florence to take the gold medal for a second time in his career.
Before the race, the media talked about the usual battle between Martin and his main rival Fabian Cancellara, but the Swiss rider looked out of form and almost got caught on the climb up to Fiesole. Nothing more than an anonymous 6th place for him, whereas Bradley Wiggins did even worse in 20th.
Their lack of form led to a number of unexpected names snatching big results. Most notable revelation was USA's Lawson Craddock, who led the race all the way until last starter Martin arrived at the finish. Admittedly far away from the gold medal, but surely more than the youngster had even dreamed of.
The bronze medal also went to an unexpected name, and a rider I think you know quite well by now - Yoann Paillot!
Despite the fact that he has done well in various time trials during the past two seasons and finishing 15th in Valkenburg a year ago, this came as a shock even to me. Gives us a good idea of his competitiveness also on the big stage, if we were to receive a WT license for 2014.
| 1 | Tony Martin | Germany | 1h06'30 | | 2 | Lawson Craddock | USA | + 32 | | 3 | Yoann Paillot | France | + 36 | | 4 | Anton Vorobyev | Russia | + 51 | | 5 | Mattia Cattaneo | Italy | + 1'07 | | 6 | Fabian Cancellara | Switzerland | + 1'08 | | 7 | Taylor Phinney | USA | + 1'27 | | 8 | Richie Porte | Australia | + 1'32 | | 9 | Jakob Steigmiller | Germany | + 1'33 | | 10 | Peter Velits | Slovakia | + 1'35 |
World Road Championships
The road race was just as exciting. Italy were hugely tipped to add another victory to their tally with a team including Nibali (82 HI), Cunego (80), Scarponi (80), Palini (80), Pozzovivo (77), Cominelli (77), Reda (75) and Moser (75).
The many strong cards may have played against them however, as they failed to come out of the race with the wanted victory. Cunego, Scarponi and Pozzovivo all featured in the finale, but all missed the decisive attack and had to settle for silver, bronze and an 8th place, respectively.
The man denying Cunego victory was, once again, Carlos Betancur! One distinct attack around a kilometer from the summit of Fiesole was enough to gap everyone else and roll home to a solo victory on the streets of Florence.
Cunego will thus have to continue trying to take the rainbow jersey he has been so close to so many times. Like Betancur, he reached the finish alone - having destroyed the rest with an amazing attack on Via Salviati.
As already mentioned, the sprint behind went to Scarponi. Zubeldia, Gerrans, Iglinskiy, Jeannesson and Pozzovivo also finished in that group, while Clement was the best from our team - 12th, after helping French captain Jeannesson.
| 1 | Carlos Betancur | Colombia | 7h26'13 | | 2 | Damiano Cunego | Italy | + 28 | | 3 | Michele Scarponi | Italy | + 53 | | 4 | Haimar Zubeldia | Spain | s.t. | | 5 | Simon Gerrans | Australia | s.t. | | 6 | Maxim Iglinskiy | Kazakhstan | s.t. | | 7 | Arnold Jeannesson | France | s.t. | | 8 | Domenico Pozzovivo | Italy | s.t. | | 9 | Vincenzo Nibali | Italy | + 1'36 | | 10 | Andrea Palini | Italy | s.t. | | 11 | Leopold König | Czech Republic | s.t. | | 12 | Clément Koretzky | France | s.t. | | 13 | Fabian Cancellara | Switzerland | s.t. | | 14 | Robert Gesink | The Netherlands | s.t. | | 15 | Richie Porte | Australia | s.t. | | 16 | Philippe Gilbert | Belgium | s.t. | | 17 | Tony Martin | Germany | s.t. | | 18 | Fabian Wegmann | Germany | s.t. | | 19 | Peter Sagan | Slovakia | + 2'13 | | 20 | Moreno Moser | Italy | s.t. |
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 09-06-2013 10:00
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Betancur, awesome ride 
Cancellara in a better form in the road race, it seems
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| Jesleyh |
Posted on 09-06-2013 10:03
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Betancur really on a roll
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| Miguel98 |
Posted on 09-06-2013 10:28
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Betancur is in great form. |
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 09-06-2013 16:58
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Nice to see a Colombian World Champion |
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| FreitasPCM |
Posted on 10-06-2013 23:22
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Big result for Betancur! And for the French aswell. |
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| Pellizotti2 |
Posted on 12-06-2013 15:56
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Betancur is certainly having an awesome end to the season. More from him coming up in this recap of our last races.
Tour de l'Ain
After a 2nd place behind Michael Matthews from Evaldas on the opening stage, the race turned from good to amazing for us when Clement jumped his four breakaway companions to win stage 2 solo, gaining 5 minutes on the main field. His GC lead then grew even bigger when we Yoann led us to a a 2nd win in a row on stage 3's team time trial.
The mountains followed, and so began our attempts to defend the jersey. Clement finished with the lead group on stage 4 and thus only lost some bonus seconds, but really struggled on the mountain top finish in Septmoncel - coming home in 10th, almost three minutes back on stage winner Alexandre Geniez.
Basically the same scenario played out again on the final stage, to our dismay. Geniez went ballistic on Col du Menthières and tore the peloton to pieces, while escaping together with Guillaume Levarlet (Cofidis). Clement battled hard further back, but eventually conceded over two minutes and the overall victory to Geniez. By the slim margin of 16 seconds!
| S1 | Michael Matthews | | S2 | Clement Koretzky | | S3 | La Pomme - Bouygues | | S4 | Alexandre Geniez | | S5 | Guillaume Levarlet |
Final GC
| 1 | | Alexandre Geniez | FDJ | 16h50'27 | | 2 | | Clément Koretzky | La Pomme - Bouygues | + 16 | | 3 | | Jesús Herrada | Movistar Team | + 2'27 | | 4 | | Alessandro Vanotti | Astana Pro Team | + 2'49 | | 5 | | Javier Moreno | Movistar Team | + 3'13 |
Tour de Limousin
Maintaining the good form built in Ain, Gatis made a late jump on the relatively flat first stage to win the stage a few meters ahead of the sprinters. Evaldas finished 7th, which he then improved to 5th on stage 2.
Then there was the long-ish uphill finish in Trélissac. After a late attack, Paco Ventoso (Movistar) looked sure of victory as he entered the final kilometer with an advantage of 1'30. However, the peloton reduced the gap insanely fast and caught him just meters after the line. Clement being the fastest from the field to take 2nd place for us.
Onto the chaotic final stage, where the sprinter teams struggled to organize the finish. This opened the opportunity for attacks, which Clement quickly grabbed and jumped away to win the stage and take the overall as revenge for losing Ain. Even a 1-2 for us, as Gatis held thanks to some bonus seconds.
| S1 | Gatis Smukulis | | S2 | Daniel Schorn | | S3 | Francisco Ventoso | | S4 | Clement Koretzky |
Final GC
| 1 | | Clément Koretzky | La Pomme - Bouygues | 16h25'59 | | 2 |  | Gatis Smukulis | La Pomme - Bouygues | + 45 | | 3 | | Geoffrey Soupe | FDJ | + 51 | | 4 |  | Daniel Schorn | Team NetApp - Endura | + 59 | | 5 | | Francisco Ventoso | Movistar Team | s.t. |
GP d'Isbergues
In an uneventful race and all-out mass sprint finish, Evaldas grabbed a 5th place and some more points towards the CT ranking.
| 1 | | Steven Tronet | BigMat - Auber 93 | 4h33'25 | | 2 | | Nikias Arndt | Team Argos - Shimano | s.t. | | 3 | | Florian Vachon | Bretagne - Seché Environnement | s.t. | | 4 |  | Allan Davis | Orica - GreenEdge | s.t. | | 5 |  | Evaldas Siskevicius | La Pomme - Bouygues | s.t. |
Milano-Torino
Coming straight from Florence and the worlds, Carlos Betancur showcased his rainbow jersey in the best possible way by winning his first race wearing it, having dumped everyone else on the slopes of Colle di Superga.
Clement put up a brave fight, but couldn't quite handle the long, steep climb. 8th place is still a respectable result, and better than i.e. Sagan.
| 1 | | Carlos Betancur | AG2R La Mondiale | 4h36'50 | | 2 | | Cristian Cominelli | Team Idea | + 11 | | 3 | | Franco Pellizotti | Androni Giocattoli - Venezuela | s.t. | | 4 | | Jonathan Hivert | Team Sojasun | + 31 | | 5 | | Mattia Cattaneo | Lampre - Merida | + 58 |
Giro del Piemonte
Not much changed the next day, and the next Italian classic. Betancur put in another monster attack on the late climb to Favaro and extended his advantage to almost a minute in the descent down to Biella.
Some of those who tried to follow the Colombian's attack came home for place two through four, with Matti Breschel (Saxo) topping Evaldas in the sprint from the peloton for 5th place.
| 1 | | Carlos Betancur | AG2R La Mondiale | 4h34'09 | | 2 |  | Jan Barta | Team NetApp - Endura | + 54 | | 3 | | Oscar Gatto | Vini Fantini - Selle Italia | s.t. | | 4 | | Sylvain Chavanel | OmegaPharma - Quickstep | + 1'38 | | 5 |  | Matti Breschel | Team Saxo-Tinkoff | + 2'16 |
And with that, our season has come to an end. Still to come is a summary of the whole season, with rankings and results from the biggest races.
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| Miguel98 |
Posted on 12-06-2013 15:58
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Great results for the end of the season. |
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 12-06-2013 15:58
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Koretzky in some good form atm. Beautiful WC victory for the Colombian |
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 12-06-2013 17:47
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Koretzky finishing the season in fine style |
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| Pellizotti2 |
Posted on 13-06-2013 16:35
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First off, the results from all the season's Worldtour races:
| Santos Tour Down Under | Sylvain Chavanel | | Paris - Nice | JoaquÃm RodrÃguez | | Tirreno - Adriatico | Vincenzo Nibali | | Milano - Sanremo |  Mark Cavendish | | Volta Ciclista a Catalunya | Tom Jelte Slagter | | E3 Prijs Vlaanderen | Matti Breschel | | Gent - Wevelgem |  Nick Nuyens | | Ronde van Vlaanderen | Tom Boonen | | Vuelta al Pais Vasco |  Edvald Boasson Hagen | | Paris - Roubaix |  Fabian Cancellara | | Amstel Gold Race | Andrea Palini | | La Flèche Wallonne | Samuel Sánchez | | Liège - Bastogne - Liège | Bauke Mollema | | Tour de Romandie | Alberto Contador | | Giro d'Italia | Vincenzo Nibali | | Criterium du Dauphiné |  Ryder Hesjedal | | Tour de Pologne |  Przemyslaw Niemiec | | Clásica San Sebastián | JoaquÃm RodrÃguez | | Vuelta a España | Carlos Betancur | | GP Ouest France | Armindo Fonseca | | Grand Prix de Québec | Tom Boonen | | Grand Prix de Montréal | Jérôme Pineau | | Il Lombardia | Domenico Pozzovivo | | Tour of Beijing | Carlos Betancur |
And here are the final ranking tables as well:
UCI Worldtour - Individual
| 1 | | Vincenzo Nibali | Astana Pro Team | 619 | | 2 | | Fabian Cancellara | Radioshack Trek | 583 | | 3 | | JoaquÃm RodrÃguez | Katusha Team | 552 | | 4 | | Damiano Cunego | Lampre - Merida | 511 | | 5 | | Carlos Betancur | AG2R La Mondiale | 490 | | 6 | | Alberto Contador | Team Saxo-Tinkoff | 403 | | 7 | | Mark Cavendish | OmegaPharma Quickstep | 389 | | 8 | | Alejandro Valverde | Movistar Team | 357 | | 9 | | Tom Boonen | OmegaPharma Quickstep | 343 | | 10 | | Sylvain Chavanel | OmegaPharma Quickstep | 298 | | 11 | | Matti Breschel | Team Saxo-Tinkoff | 297 | | 12 |  | Rui Costa | Movistar Team | 286 | | 13 | | Tony Martin | OmegaPharma Quickstep | 265 | | 14 | | Christopher Froome | Sky Pro Cycling | 264 | | 15 |  | Peter Sagan | Cannondale Pro Cycling | 245 | | 16 | | Haimar Zubeldia | Radioshack Trek | 242 | | 17 | | Sergio Henao | Sky Pro Cycling | 238 | | 18 | | André Greipel | Lotto-Belisol Team | 225 | | 19 | | Michele Scarponi | Lampre - Merida | 221 | | 20 | | Zdenek Stybar | OmegaPharma Quickstep | 211 |
UCI Worldtour - Team
| 1 | | OmegaPharma Quickstep | 1506 | | 2 | | Lampre - Merida | 1225 | | 3 |  | Radioshack Trek | 1148 | | 4 |  | Astana Pro Team | 1086 | | 5 | | Team Garmin-Sharp | 1074 | | 6 | | Sky Pro Cycling | 949 | | 7 | | Team Saxo-Tinkoff | 947 | | 8 | | Movistar Team | 913 | | 9 | | AG2R La Mondiale | 881 | | 10 | | Blanco Pro Cycling | 74 |
Continental Tour - Individual
| 1 | | Adrien Petit | Cofidis, Solutions Crédits | 990 | | 2 | | Clément Koretzky | La Pomme - Bouygues | 832 | | 3 | | Giorgio Brambilla | Atlas Personal - Jakroo | 691 | | 4 | | Sebastian Langeveld | Cyclingteam De Rijke - Shanks | 613 | | 5 | | Franco Pellizotti | Androni Giocattoli - Venezuela | 579 | | 6 |  | Juan José Haedo | Jamis - Hagens Berman | 570 | | 7 | | Danilo Napolitano | AccentJobs - Wanty | 541 | | 8 | | Francesco Lasca | Caja Rural - Seguros RGA | 497 | | 9 | | Steven Tronet | BigMat - Auber 93 | 484 | | 10 | | Sacha Modolo | Bardiani Valvole - CSF Inox | 484 | | 11 | | Tom Van Asbroeck | Topsport Vlaanderen - Baloise | 471 | | 12 | | Jake Keough | UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling | 449 | | 13 | | Maxime Vantomme | Team Crelan | 434 | | 14 | | Rüdiger Selig | Katusha Team | 430 | | 15 | | Evaldas Siskevicius | La Pomme - Bouygues | 418 | | 16 | | Joeri Stallaert | Team Crelan | 403 | | 17 | | Francesco Reda | Androni Giocattoli - Venezuela | 380 | | 18 | | Matteo Pelucchi | IAM Cycling | 380 | | 19 | | Yoeri Havik | Cyclingteam De Rijke - Shanks | 360 | | 20 | | Baptiste Planckaert | Team Crelan | 358 |
Continental Tour - Team
| 1 | | La Pomme - Bouygues | 2144 | | 2 | | Androni Giocattoli - Venezuela | 2082 | | 3 | | Cofidis, Solutions Crédits | 1960 | | 4 | | Team Crelan | 1884 | | 5 |  | Katusha Team | 1544 | | 6 | | Team Netapp - Endura | 1424 | | 7 | | Bardiani Valvole - CSF Inox | 1366 | | 8 | | IAM Cycling | 1264 | | 9 | | Team Flaminia - Fondriest | 1240 | | 10 | | UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling | 1158 |
CQ Ranking - Individual
| 1 | | Carlos Betancur | AG2R La Mondiale | 3485 | | 2 | | Vincenzo Nibali | Astana Pro Team | 2748 | | 3 | | Mark Cavendish | OmegaPharma Quickstep | 2634 | | 4 | | Fabian Cancellara | Radioshack Trek | 2323 | | 5 | | Damiano Cunego | Lampre - Merida | 2146 | | 6 | | Alberto Contador | Team Saxo-Tinkoff | 2017 | | 7 | | Alejandro Valverde | Movistar Team | 1790 | | 8 | | JoaquÃm RodrÃguez | Katusha Team | 1754 | | 9 | | Tom Boonen | OmegaPharma Quickstep | 1646 | | 10 | | Tony Martin | OmegaPharma Quickstep | 1535 | | 11 | | André Greipel | Lotto-Belisol Team | 1531 | | 12 | | Peter Sagan | Cannondale Pro Cycling | 1502 | | 13 | | Rui Costa | Movistar Team | 1497 | | 14 |  | Daniel Martin | Team Garmin-Sharp | 1461 | | 15 | | Sylvain Chavanel | OmegaPharma Quickstep | 1437 | | 16 | | Adrien Petit | Cofidis, Solutions Crédits | 1405 | | 17 |  | Reinardt Janse van Rensburg | Team Argos-Shimano | 1341 | | 18 | | Haimar Zubeldia | Radioshack Trek | 1330 | | 19 | | Michele Scarponi | Lampre - Merida | 1213 | | 20 | | Edvald Boasson Hagen | Sky Pro Cycling | 1168 |
CQ Ranking - Team
| 1 | | OmegaPharma Quickstep | 9345 | | 2 | | Radioshack Trek | 7109 | | 3 | | Lampre - Merida | 6978 | | 4 | | Team Garmin-Sharp | 6481 | | 5 | | Astana Pro Team | 6462 | | 6 | | AG2R La Mondiale | 6256 | | 7 | | Sky Pro Cycling | 6061 | | 8 | | Movistar Team | 6028 | | 9 | | Team Saxo-Tinkoff | 5323 | | 10 | | Blanco Pro Cycling | 4895 |
Individual victories
| 1 | | Mark Cavendish | OmegaPharma Quickstep | 24 | | 2 | | Juan José Haedo | Jamis - Hagens Berman | 20 | | 3 | | Carlos Betancur | AG2R - La Mondiale | 12 | | 4 | | Sebastian Langeveld | Cyclingteam De Rijke - Shanks | 12 | | 5 | | Fabian Cancellara | Radioshack Trek | 11 | | 6 | | André Greipel | Lotto-Belisol Team | 11 | | 7 | | Clément Koretzky | La Pomme - Bouygues | 10 | | 8 | | Vincenzo Nibali | Astana Pro Team | 10 | | 9 | | Francesco Lasca | Caja Rural - Seguros RGA | 10 | | 10 | | Jake Keough | UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling | 9 |
Team victories
| 1 | | OmegaPharma Quickstep | 58 | | 2 | | Team Garmin-Sharp | 28 | | 3 | | Blanco Pro Cycling | 28 | | 4 | | Movistar Team | 27 | | 5 | | Radioshack Trek | 27 | | ... | | | | | 10 | | La Pomme - Bouygues | 24 |
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 13-06-2013 16:38
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Can't believe Koretzky almost won the Cont Tour 
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