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Caisse D'Èpargne Story
Thrige
Hi PCM.Daily.

This will be a story of Caisse D'Èpargne. My first story on this forum ended a bit sad (and very early Pfft) - so I hope I can continue this for a while. I’ll play on the difficulty “Hard”, with the PCM.Daily Expansion Pack.
Here goes a short presentation for the most important riders in the season:

[img-l]https://i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/avalverde.png[/img-l] Alejandro Valverde is our main captain! He can win classics, small stage races and we do look out for a GT-victory! Alejandro has a great finish, and very nice hill skills, so he would defiantly be great in the Ardenners. But, he also has a "fine" time trial so he could actually also win stage races! Profile

[img-l]https://i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/jrodriguez.png[/img-l] Joaquim Rodriguez is primary a rider for the hilly classics. He climbs well in the hills, and have a great finish. He has a very poor time trial, though. Therefore, he'll often be the last man for Valverde on the mountains. Profile

[img-l]https://i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/llsanchez.png[/img-l] Luis Leon Sanchez is a great stage-race rider, with this great climbing skills, and ditto time trial. At the moment he's Spanish TT-champion, which says a lot! He'll probably be a great helper for Valverde in the GT's, though. Maybe a GT-victory in the future? Profile

[img-l]https://i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/jrojas.png[/img-l] José Juan Rojas is something near the only sprinter on our team. But that doesn't make him to a bad one. In the future, he'll maybe be a man for a green jersey in Tour, but at the moment, we'll probably see him the most in races like Vuelta a Murcia and Route du Sud. Profile

[img-l]https://i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/ruran.png[/img-l] Rigoberto Uran is a new kind of Valverde. He's a great climber, both in the hilly and mostly mountain races, and has a great TT for a guy in his age - because he's actually only 18 years old, at this moment in the season. Profile


We will, in the upcoming season ride on Pinarello bikes, the Prince editon, on Campagnolo wheels.

pinarello.com/images/prince_436_minio.jpg

The helmets are from Giro.

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And at last, but not least, our season goals:

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A little translation for the “non-danish”:

Win Clasica San Sebastian
Win Tour of Basque
Top-3 in Paris – Nice
Win Vuelta a España
Stagewin in Tour de France.

Enjoy! Pfft
 
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Bosskardo
Could you make the first season realistic for Valverde: like no Tour, low form in Ardennes and peaks at Dauphne and Vuelta?
Pretty please.
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Batista15
ok i´m sure that this one will be very cool.keep it up i´m waiting for the first races.
good luck!!
 
Thrige
Bosskardo wrote:
Could you make the first season realistic for Valverde: like no Tour, low form in Ardennes and peaks at Dauphne and Vuelta?
Pretty please.


Well... You can see his trainingprogram under "profile". I won't let him ride the Tour, and he does not reach the 90 in the Ardennes. Quite the same in Dauphine, and then we just gamble everything on the Vuelta! Grin


Batista15 wrote:
ok i´m sure that this one will be very cool.keep it up i´m waiting for the first races.
good luck!!


Thanks... I'll post Tour Down Under this evening Smile
 
baia
Good luck.
 
Thrige
Tour Down Under Stage 1. Norwood – Mawson Lakes

For Tour Down Under we’d selected those following riders:

- Arnaud Coyot
- “Checu” Garcia Acosta
- Iván Gutierrez
- Arnold Jeanneson
- Pablo Lastras
- Luis Pasamontes
- Luis Leon Sanchez

Pablo Lastras was in the break-away today.

i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/breakaway-down-1.png

They couldn’t really make it work, so Lastras attacked with Julian Dean (Garmin).

i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/lastrasanddean.png

At the first mountain sprint, Lastras took the points, without even fighting for them.

i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/mountain-down-1.png

Dean couldn’t follow, when Lastras paced up-hill, so why not just ride alone?

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He easily took the points at second mountain sprint – mission complete, he went back to the peloton.

For the sprint Garcia Acosta had made us into a fabulous position!

i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/sprint-down-1-1.png

And Sanchez almost kept our position – a perfect deliver for Jeanneson.

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But, no, Jeanneson didn’t have the powers to pass Sanchez, and it seems like the stagewin should go to Elmiger or Feillu. Or could Sanchez take the stagewin?

i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/sprint-down-1-4.png

No. Sanchez had sprinted since 2,5 km. to go – he couldn’t do anything, while Elmiger took the win!

i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/down-goalphoto-1.png

Norwood – Mawson Lakes:

1Martin ElmigerAG2R La Mondiale3h31'56
2Romain FeilluAgritubels.t.
3Luis León SánchezCaisse d'Epargnes.t.
4Arnold JeannesonCaisse d'Epargnes.t.
5Filippo PozzatoTeam Katushas.t.
6Assan BazayevAstana Cycling Teams.t.
7Alexandre UsovCofidis, le crédit en lignes.t.
8Enrico GasparottoLampre - N.G.Cs.t.
9Nick NuyensRabobanks.t.
10Steven De JonghQuick•Steps.t.
11Lars BoomRabobanks.t.
12Stijn DevolderQuick•Steps.t.
13George HincapieTeam Columbia - High Roads.t.
14Baden CookeVacansoleil Pro Cycling Teams.t.
15Mikhail IgnatievTeam Katushas.t.
16Jose Vicente García AcostaCaisse d'Epargnes.t.
17Matthew LloydSilence - Lottos.t.
18Fabian CancellaraTeam Saxo Banks.t.
19Christian KneesTeam Milrams.t.
20Sebastian LangeveldRabobanks.t.
21Boris ShpilevskiFuji - Servettos.t.
22Edvald Boasson HagenTeam Columbia - High Roads.t.
23Sylvain ChavanelQuick•Steps.t.
24Alberto OngaratoLPR Brakes Farnese Vinis.t.
25Arnaud CoyotCaisse d'Epargnes.t.

i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/prikker.png Mountain:
1Pablo LastrasCaisse D'Èpargne4 Pts
2Julian DeanGarmin - Slipsteam1 Pts
3Christian KneesTeam Milram1 Pts


Note: Because of a bug I don’t know how to fix, Garmin rides with LPR Brakes jerseys… Just keep in mind.
 
Kami
About the bug, this probobly means that the garmin.tga file has the wrong size make sure its saved as 556 kb.

About the story, love your style and will be sure to follow it!
Manager of:
Bacardi Limited


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Thrige
Yearh, thanks! Can see, that when I download it from the Shirt DB it only gonna be up in 288 kb, thanks!

Second tage of Tour Down Under in half an hour!
 
baia
Good race and good 3rd and 4th place.
 
Thrige
Tour Down Under Stage 2 - Hahndorf – Stirling

Gutierrez crashed on yesterday’s stages, and had to leave the race. We won’t see him racing before Marts.

Anyway, Pablo Lastras was in the break-away, again. A defend on his polka jersey.

i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/down-2-breakaway.png

And he easily won the sprint, and lead the KoM competition with a huge margin (compared to the very little point to get).

i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/mountain_down_2.png

With like 60 km. to the finish line, Luis Leon Sanchez launched an attack. A short, fast downhill made the gap, and he just rode away from the peloton.


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In the sprint, Arnold Jeanneson lost Pasamontes’ wheel, so he aren’t going to get his position for a podium spot.

i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/down-2-arnold.png

But who care? Cos’ Luis Leon Sanchez got our first season win, and is the new leader of the Tour Down Under. He won the race in 2005 – can he do it again? At least, an incredible win by Luis Leon!

i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/down-2-win.png

Martin Elmiger crashed with 5 km. to go. He lost 6 minutes – and his yellow shirt.

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My game crashed in the middle of the replay (luckily I saved it, so you have your screens, but couldn’t export the results. Therefore I’ll only post a top-5 of each competition.

Hahndorf - Stirling:

1Luis Leon SanchezCaisse D'Èpargne3h 56'15
2Stijn DevolderQuick Step+53'
3Nick NuyensRabobanks.t.
4Filippo PozzatoTeam Katushas.t.
5Kurt Asle ArvesenTeam Saxo Banks.t.


i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/Gul.png Generel Classification:

1Luis Leon SanchezCaisse D'Èpargne3h 56'15
2Stijn DevolderQuick Step+57
3Nick NuyensRabobank+59
4Filippo PozzatoTeam Katusha+1' 01
5Kurt Asle ArvesenTeam Saxo Banks.t.


i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/grn.png Point Classification

1Luis Leon SanchezCaisse D'Èpargne45 Pts
2Filippo PozzatoTeam Katusha34 Pts
3Nick NuyensRabobank32 Pts
4Stijn DevolderQuick Step31 Pts
5Enrico GasparottoLampre28 Pts


i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/prikker.png KoM Classification:

1Pablo LastrasCaisse D'Èpargne6 Pts
2Edvald Boasson HagenTeam Columbia1 Pts
3Christian KneesTeam Milram1 Pts
4Julian DeanGarmin - Slipstream1 Pts


i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/hvid.png Young Classification:

1Romain FeilluAgritubel7h 29'00
2Denis GalimzyanovTeam Katusha1
3Arnold JeannesonCaisse D'Èpargne4
4Lars BoomRabobanks.t.
5Sebastian LangeveldRabobanks.t.

Edited by Thrige on 19-09-2009 22:16
 
baia
Great win,you are doing good.
 
Thrige
baia wrote:
Great win,you are doing good.


Thanks... No more PCM for tonight... I'm having square eyes, of playing computer - as we say in Denmark Grin
Edited by Thrige on 19-09-2009 22:20
 
drd23
Nice story so far. I like your reporting style Smile
 
Bosskardo
It seems too easy, are you playing on normal?
i832.photobucket.com/albums/zz249/PCMkardo/TranscodedWallpaper.jpg
 
Thrige
Wiggo wrote:
Attcking on a downhill is cheating.


Even if I had attacked on the climb there wouldn't be any difference... This stage is just too easy!!

Bosskardo wrote:
It seems too easy, are you playing on normal?


No, as said in the first post, I'm playing on Hard... I've always meant, that those two stages were very, very easy...
 
MikeSurb
Wiggo wrote:
Attcking on a downhill is cheating.


Have you guys seriously never been attacked on a decent in PCM? I know I have, quite a few times on the longer descents. I don't really see it as cheating due to that.
"We will continue to attack, even if we die in the process."

-A. Schleck
 
Thrige
Tour Down Under Stage 3 - Unley - Victor Harbor

1Romain FeilluAgritubel2h50'29
2Gerald CiolekTeam Milrams.t.
3Filippo PozzatoTeam Katushas.t.
4Danilo NapolitanoTeam Katushas.t.
5Wouter WeylandtQuick·Steps.t.
6Steven CaethovenAgritubels.t.
7Fabian CancellaraTeam Saxo Banks.t.
8Hilton ClarkeFuji - Servettos.t.
9Alexandre UsovCofidis, le crédit en lignes.t.
10André GreipelTeam Columbia - High Roads.t.
11Graeme BrownRabobanks.t.
12Rubén PérezEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
13Mark RenshawTeam Columbia - High Roads.t.
14Gorik GardeynSilence - Lottos.t.
15William BonnetBbox Bouygues Télécoms.t.
16Aart VierhoutenVacansoleil Pro Cycling Teams.t.
17Denis GalimzyanovTeam Katushas.t.
18Arnoud Van GroenVacansoleil Pro Cycling Teams.t.
19Martin ElmigerAG2R La Mondiales.t.
20Steven De JonghQuick·Steps.t.
21Koldo Fernández de LarreaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
22Grégory RastAstana Cycling Teams.t.
23Alberto OngaratoLPR Brakes Farnese Vinis.t.
24Gerben LöwikVacansoleil Pro Cycling Teams.t.
25Marcel SiebergTeam Columbia - High Roads.t.


Stages were I only post this means, that I simulated it
 
Thrige
Tour Down Under Stage 4 - Burnside Village - Angaston:

1Fabian CancellaraTeam Saxo Bank3h11'55
2Filippo PozzatoTeam Katushas.t.
3Danilo NapolitanoTeam Katushas.t.
4Alberto OngaratoLPR Brakes Farnese Vinis.t.
5Lars BoomRabobanks.t.
6Gerald CiolekTeam Milrams.t.
7Nick NuyensRabobanks.t.
8André GreipelTeam Columbia - High Roads.t.
9Mikhail IgnatievTeam Katushas.t.
10Romain FeilluAgritubels.t.
11Graeme BrownRabobanks.t.
12Edvald Boasson HagenTeam Columbia - High Roads.t.
13Assan BazayevAstana Cycling Teams.t.
14Steven CozzaGarmin - Slipstreams.t.
15Steven CaethovenAgritubels.t.
16Koldo Fernández de LarreaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
17Alexandre UsovCofidis, le crédit en lignes.t.
18Kurt-Asle ArvesenTeam Saxo Banks.t.
19Brett LancasterCervélo Test Teams.t.
20Aart VierhoutenVacansoleil Pro Cycling Teams.t.
21Martin ElmigerAG2R La Mondiales.t.
22Anthony GeslinFrançaise des Jeuxs.t.
23Wouter WeylandtQuick·Steps.t.
24Christopher SuttonGarmin - Slipstreams.t.
25Mark RenshawTeam Columbia - High Roads.t.
 
Thrige
Now I'm quite new to this: Is there a way to export all the classifications? Not only the stage? Like Leader, KoM, Point and Young?
 
Thrige
Tour Down Under Stage 5 - Snapper Point - Willunga

Todays stage was the hardest stage in the Australian stagerace. Two rounds on the Willunga Hill, is definatly enough for making a gap.

There were 4 riders in the breakaway today.

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Great for us - we just controlled the stages nice and slow. They never got more than 4 minutes.

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When Willunga Hill was passed for the first time, the gap was only 2' 21.
At the second time, Niki Terpstra attacked. Lastras went after him, the same did Anthony Geslin and Lorenzo Bernucci.

i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/down-5-lastras.png

Then Carlos Barredo attacked. Luis Leon Sanchez went after. Now the action begins!

i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/down-5-barredo.png

Back in the peloton Cancellara, Nuyens, Devolder and Hincapie attacked!

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In front, Sanchez and Lastras was the leaders. Other men in the group: Yuri Trofimov, José Luis Arrieta and Maxim Iglinsky.

i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/down-5-frontgroup.png

But they couldn't hold the other favorites behind - Cancellara's group came up in front. Now 14 men!

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Pozzato opened up the sprint. Even though Devolder tried to catch him, and came really fast on the last 200 m. Pozzato got the win!

i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/down-5-pozzato.png

Satisfied, Luis Leon Sanchez came in 8th place, he weren't even near the stage win, but now seems to win the Tour Down Under!


Snapper Point - Willunga:


1Filippo PozzatoTeam Katusha3h33'28
2Stijn DevolderQuick·Steps.t.
3George HincapieTeam Columbia - High Roads.t.
4Fabian CancellaraTeam Saxo Banks.t.
5Nick NuyensRabobanks.t.
6Lorenzo BernucciLPR Brakes Farnese Vinis.t.
7Pablo LastrasCaisse d'Epargnes.t.
8Luis León SánchezCaisse d'Epargnes.t.
9Staf ScheirlinckxSilence - Lottos.t.
10Christophe MoreauAgritubels.t.
11Ryder HesjedalGarmin - Slipstreams.t.
12Matthew LloydSilence - Lotto+ 40
13Anthony GeslinFrançaise des Jeuxs.t.
14Johan Van SummerenSilence - Lottos.t.
15Romain FeilluAgritubels.t.
16Mikel NieveEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
17Niki TerpstraTeam Milrams.t.
18Sebastian LangeveldRabobank+ 1'00
19Nicki SørensenTeam Saxo Banks.t.
20David MillarGarmin - Slipstream+ 1'41
21Simon GerransCervélo Test Teams.t.
22Elia RigottoSerramenti PVC Diquigiovanni - Androni Giocattoli+ 1'57
23Luca SolariSerramenti PVC Diquigiovanni - Androni Giocattolis.t.
24Sylvain ChavanelQuick·Steps.t.
25Maxim IglinskiyAstana Cycling Teams.t.


i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/Gul.png General Classification:

1Luis Leon SanchezCaisse D'Èpargne17h 03'55
2Filippo PozzatoTeam Katusha+49'
3Stijn DevolderQuick Step+53'
4Fabian CancellaraTeam Saxo Bank+55'
5Nick NuyensRabobank+59'
6George HincapieTeam Columbias.t.
7Pablo LastrasCaisse D'Èpargnes.t.
8Lorenzo BernucciLPR Brakes+1'01'
9Ryder HesjedalGarmins.t.
10Staf ScheirlinckxSilence - Lottos.t.


i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/grn.png Point Classification:

1Filippo PozzatoTeam Katusha101 Pts
2Fabian CancellaraTeam Saxo Bank66 Pts
3Romain FeilluAgritubel64 Pts
4Nick NuyensRabobank62 Pts
5Luis Leon SanchezCaisse D'Èpargne58 Pts


i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/prikker.png
KoM Classification:


1Pablo LastrasCaisse D'Èpargne 7 Pts
2Simone PonziLampre - N.G.C.4 Pts
3Checu' Garcia AcostaCaisse D'Èpargne 2 Pts
4Ruben PerezEuskaltel2 Pts
5David MillarGarmin2 Pts


i843.photobucket.com/albums/zz352/Thrige/Story%20Album/hvid.png Young Classification:

1Romain FeilluAgritubel17h 05'26'
2Niki TerpstraTeam Milram+5'
3Nikel NieveEuskaltel+10'
4Sebastian LangeveldRabobank+30'
5Gerald CiolekTeam Milram+1'23'
 
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