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| harry |
Posted on 11-05-2010 21:59
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Team Saxo Bank
2010 is going to be a great year. We have a great team and are expecting great results, especially in the Tour de France, the Ronde Van Vlaanderen, Paris - Roubaix, The Giro d'Itallia, the Amden Tour of California, Liege - Bastogne - Liege and Milan - San Remo.
Jonathan Bellis
Bellis is one of our young talents who will be given quite some opportunities to show off his skills and gain some experience in various races. 
Matti Breschel
Breschel is one of our leaders for the (cobbled) classics. Furthermore he is a great sprinter and is expected to score a couple of victories in mass sprints. Especially those with a difficult finish.
8th at the 1st stage of the Challenge Vuelta Ciclista a Mallorca
5th in the 2nd stage of the Challenge Vuelta Ciclista a Mallorca
Fabian Cancellara
Cancellara is one of our most important riders. He is great on the cobbles and one of the candidates to win the Ronde van Vlaanderen and Paris - Roubaix. He also has great ITT skills and is expected to win several key ITT races.
Baden Cooke
Cooke is a great sprinter which is expected to score a couple of victories.
10th at the Australian National ITT
6th in the 6th stage of the Tour Down Under
2nd in the 2nd stage of the Tour of Qatar
7th in the 3rd stage of the Tour of Qatar
4th in the 4th stage of the Tour of Qatar
Laurent Didier
Didier is one of our talents who will be given a couple of opportunities to gain experience and to show himself to the world.
Jakob Fuglsang
Fuglsang is one of the favourites to win big rounds in the future. For now he will be our leader in the Vuelta and one of our leaders in the Amgen Tour of California.
2nd in the 3rd stage of the Challenge Volta Ciclista a Mallorca
Juan Jose Haedo
Haedo will be our guy to win the sprints in the very flat races. He is expected to score a couple of wins this way.
6th in the 2nd stage of the Tour of Qatar
8th in the 4th stage of the Tour of Qatar
Lucas Haedo
Haedo is one of our young talents who will be given some opportunities to prove himself.
Frank Hoj
Hoj is one of our veterans who will help our leaders in the (cobble) classics.
Jonas Aaen Jorgensen
Jorgensen is one of our young talents who will be given the opportunity to prove himself this year.
Domenik Klemme
Klemme is one of our young riders, who will help our leaders in the various stages.
Kasper Klostergaard
Klostergaard is one of our young talents who will be helping our leaders in the (cobble) classics.
Gustav Erik Larsson
Larsson is one of our ITT specialists and is expected to score a couple of good results in key ITT races. Moreover he is a great helper for our leaders and a valuable asset in the TTTs.
Anders Lund
Lund is one of the great and young helpers that our squad has.
Jaroslaw Marycz
Marycz is one of our many young talents that will be given the opportunity to show themselves.
Michael Morkov
Also Morkov is a young talent which will be given the opportunity to show off himself.
Stuart O'Grady
O'Grady is one of our veterans, who is still a very valuable rider to the team. He will be one of our leaders in both the Wallonian as the Flemisch type classics.
8th at the Australian National Championships
won the 1st stage of the Tour Down Under
won the 2nd stage of the Tour Down Under
won the 3rd stage in the Tour Down Under
won the 6th stage in the Tour Down Under
won the points jersey in the Tour Down Under
won the general classification in the Tour Down Under
5th in the 1st stage of the Challenge Vuelta Ciclista a Mallorca
3rd in the 2nd stage of the Challenge Vuelta Ciclista a Mallorca
9th in the 3rd stage of the Challenge Vuelta Ciclista a Mallorca
Richie Porte
Porte is another one of the many talents of the team. He is a very promising ITT specialist.
Alex Rasmussen
Rasmussen is one of our talents that will be helping our leaders in many of the races the Saxo Bank Team will be involved in this year.
Andy Schleck
Schleck is our leader for the Tour de France. Last year he became 2nd after Contador and before Armstrong. This year he wants to win the Tour. But it is going to be difficult. Besides Contador and Armstrong also Leipheimer, Wiggins, Evans and Menchov are strong candidates.
Frank Schleck
Schleck is going to race a lot of the spring classics. Especially Liege - Bastogne - Liege and the Amstel Gold Race are important ones. After this he will help his brother in the Tour de France.
Andre Steensen
Steensen is another one of our great talents that will be given time to prove himself in some of the races where Team Saxo Bank will be participating in.
Chris Anker Sorensen
Sorensen is a great climber, who will be helping the Schleck brothers in the mountains of the Tour. But before that he will be our leader in the Giro d'Italia.
Nicki Sorensen
Like the other Sorensen, Nicki is one of the helpers of the Schleck brothers on the mountains of the Tour de France.
Jens Voigt
Voigt is one of the veterans of our team. Yet, he is still a very important rider with great stats in the hills and ITTs. With his attacking way of riding he is exected to bring in a couple of victories.
3rd in the 2nd stage of the Tour Down Under
4th in the general classification of the Tour Down Under
Edited by harry on 23-05-2010 23:02
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| ursul |
Posted on 11-05-2010 22:11
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good presentation
When Nothing goes rigth, go left...
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| kirosha |
Posted on 11-05-2010 22:19
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And now we want to see season goals, sponsors and riders stats  |
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| harry |
Posted on 11-05-2010 22:40
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kirosha wrote:
And now we want to see season goals, sponsors and riders stats
I have not yet signed all the sponsors, but here is already some of the other data your requiested.
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| harry |
Posted on 11-05-2010 22:56
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AUSTRALIA NATIONAL INDIVIDUAL TIME TRAIL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Buninyong - Buninyong
40 kms
06/01
Cadel Evans was the ultimate favorite for the Australian ITT championships, but he could not make it true. He finished only 5th.
Brett Lancaster, another favorite for the win, also did not make it to the podium.
Rogers managed to do so, but also he was dissapointed that he didn't win.
In the end it were the Garmin riders Jack Bobridge and Cameron Meyer who were faster.
Cameron Meyer takes the win and the Australian ITT jersey.
1. Cameron Meyer - Garmin Transitions - 56'10"
2. Jack Bobridge - Garmin Transitions - + 8"
3. Michael Rogers - Team HTC Columbia - + 10"
4. Brett Lancaster - Cervelo Test Team - + 25"
5. Cadel Evans - BMC Racing Team - + 29"
6. Ben Day - Fly V Australia - + 38"
7. Ben Kersten - Fly V Australia - + 53"
8. Matthew Goss - Team HTC Columbia - + 1'00"
9. Adam Hansen - Team HTC Columbia - + 1'10"
10. Baden Cooke - Team Saxo Bank - + 1'11"
11. Richie Porter - Team Saxo Bank - + 1'17"
12. Darren Rolfe - Fly V Australia - + 1'18"
13. David Tanner - Fly V Australia - + 1'27"
14. Peter Latham - Bissell - + 1'28"
15. Zakkari Dempster - Rapha Condor Sharp - + 1'28"
16. Matthew Hayman - Sky Proffesional Racing Team - + 1'30"
17. Matt Rice - Bahati Foundation - + 1'33"
18. Roy Sutherland - United Healthcare presented by Maxxis - + 1'36"
19. David Kemp - Fly V Australia - + 1'40"
20. Christopher Sutton - Sky Professional Cycling Team - + 1'42"
21. Scott Davis - Astana - + 1'45"
22. David Jai Crawford - Fly V Australia - + 1'47"
23. Stuart O'Grady - Team Saxo Bank - + 1'49"
24. Travis Meyer - Garmin Transitions - + 1'51"
25. Mitchell Docker - Skil Shimano - + 1'52"
26. Mark Renshaw - Team HTC Columbia - + 1'57"
27. Nicolas Sanderson - Amore & Vita Conad - + 2'04"
28. Nathan O'Neill - Bahati Foundation - + 2'05"
29. Matthew Wilson - Garmin Transitions - + 2'05"
30. Aaron Kemps - Fly V Australia - + 2'05"
31. Jonathan Cantwell - Fly V Australia - + 2'06"
32. Thimothy Roe - Trek Livestrong U23 - + 2'08"
33. Hayden Brooks - Fly V Australia - + 2'10"
34. Benjamin King - Trek Livestrong U23 - + 2'10"
35. Hilton Clarke - Bahati Foundation - + 2'10"
36. Simon Gerrans - Sky Professional Cycling Team - + 2'12"
37. Robbie McEwen - Team Katusha - + 2'13"
38. Allan Davis - Astana - + 2'14"
39. Jonathan Clarke - United Healthcare presented by Maxxis - + 2'15"
40. Darren Lapthorne - Rapha Condor Sharp - + 2'16"
41. Simon Clarke - ISD Neri - + 2'17"
42. Leigh Howard - Team HTC Columbia - + 2'18"
43. Trent Lowe - Garmin Transitions - + 2'19"
44. Karl Menzies - United Healthcare presented by Maxxis - + 2'22"
45. Jack Anderson - Team Sprocket Procycling - + 2'22"
46. William Dickeson - Jelly Belly presented by Kenda - + 2'25"
47. Dean Windsor - Rapha Condor Sharp - + 2'25"
48. Cody Stevenson - Adageo Energy - + 2'27"
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| purepasd |
Posted on 12-05-2010 10:50
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Wow! nice presentation! KIU |
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| Bosskardo |
Posted on 12-05-2010 11:49
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change the bold from Meyer to O'Grady in results
And the stats are a bit wierd, what db are you using
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| khris |
Posted on 12-05-2010 11:52
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harry wrote:
I have not yet signed all the sponsors, but here is already some of the other data your requiested.
Yay, Saxobank!
What are the stats for Richie Porte and the rest of the missing riders? |
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Bosskardo wrote:
change the bold from Meyer to O'Grady in results
And the stats are a bit wierd, what db are you using
They are not weird, its the 2010 DB  |
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| harry |
Posted on 12-05-2010 20:47
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khris wrote:
harry wrote:
I have not yet signed all the sponsors, but here is already some of the other data your requiested.
Yay, Saxobank!
What are the stats for Richie Porte and the rest of the missing riders?
Here you go
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| harry |
Posted on 12-05-2010 22:28
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AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Buninyong - Buninyong
163 km
10/01
165 km: Several riders leave the pack early. It is going to be a difficult race and a head start is the only way to win the race for the riders with less climbing stats than Evans, Rogers and Gerrans. Sutton, Clarke, King, Porte, Howard and Latham manage to break away.
150 km. Lowe, Hansen, Stevenson, Cantwell, Clarke and Hayman have made the jump to the leading group, which has a 1’13” lead on the pack. A little later also Gerrans, Brooke and Rolfe make the jump. This is for the Garmin riders the sign to close the gap.
130 km: Another group got away from the pack and is trying to take the win by means of a long breakaway. Cooke, Latham, King, Clarke, Lowe, Cantwell, Stevenson, Clarke, Howard, Brooks and Hayman take a 1’42” lead on the pack. However, also their breakaway does not last long.
90 km: Sunderland, Davis, Day and Porte form the third breakaway of the day.
35 km: The breakaway has only a marginal lead of 1’02” on the pack. For Porte it has become too much. He couldn’t keep up with his fellow attackes anymore and dropped back into the pack.
17 km: Gerrans, O’Grady, Sulzberger, Davis and Menzies attack. They are 1’51” behind the leaders. It is going to be very difficult to catch up with them. Evans, Rogers and Bobridge join in the attack a little later. In the front Alan Davis has dropped from the leading group. Sunderland and Day are alone now.
10 km: Gerrans made the jump to the leaders. Evans and O’Grady tried to follow him, but failed.
0 km: Day wins the sprint before Gerrans and Sunderland!
1. Ben Day - Fly V Australia - 4h37'05"
2. Simon Gerrans - Sky Professional Cycling team - + 0"
3. Rory Sutherland - United Healthcare presented by Maxxis - + 0"
4. Allan Davis - Astana - + 34"
5. Cadel Evans - BMC Racing Team - + 1'13"
6. Matthew Goss - Team HTC Columbia - + 1'13"
7. Michael Rogers - Team HTC Columbia - + 1'13"
8. Stuart O'Grady - Team Saxo Bank - + 1'13"
9. Jack Bobridge - Garmin Transitions - + 1'13"
10. Scott Davis - Astana - + 1'13"
11. Bernard Sulzberger - Fly V Australia - + 1'13"
12. Karl Menzies - United Healthcare presented by Maxxis - + 2'05"
13. David Tanner - Fly V Australia - + 3'23"
14. Baden Cooke - Team Saxo Bank - + 3'23"
15. Richie Porte - Team Saxo Bank - + 3'23"
16. David Jai Crawford - Fly V Australia - + 3'23"
17. Robbie McEwen - Team Katusha - + 3'23"
18. Aaron Kemps - Fly V Australia - + 3'23"
19. Darren Lapthorne - Rapha Condor Sharp - + 3'23"
20. Trent Lowe - Garmin Transitions - + 3'23"
21. Cameron Meyer - Garmin Transitions - + 3'23"
22. William Dickeson - Jelly Belly presented by Kenda - + 3'23"
23. Mark Renshaw - Team HTC Columbia - + 3'23"
24. Mitchell Docker - Skil Shimano - + 3'23"
25. Brett Lancaster - Cervelo Test Team - + 3'23"
26. Thimothy Roe - Trek Livestrong U23 - + 3'23"
27. Matt Rice - Bahati Foundation - + 3'23"
28. Hilton Clarke - Bahati Foundation - + 3'23"
29. Cody Stevenson - Adageo Energy - + 3'23"
30. Darren Rolfe - Fly V Australia - + 3'23"
31. Peter Latham - Bissell - + 3'23"
32. Adam Hansen - Team HTC Columbia - + 3'23"
33. Matthew Wilson - Garmin Transitions - + 3'23"
34. Simon Clarke - ISD Neri - + 3'23"
35. Travis Meyer - Garmin Transitions - + 3'23"
36. Jonathon Clarke - United Healthcare presented by Maxxis - + 3'23"
37. Jonathan Cantwell - Fly V Australia - + 3'23"
38. Nicolas Sanderson - Amore & Vita Conad - + 3'23"
39. David Kemp - Fly V Australia - + 3'23"
40. Hayden Brooks - Fly V Australia - + 3'23"
41. Jack Anderson - Team Sprocket Procycling - + 3'23"
42. Nathan O'Neill - Bahati Foundation - + 3'23"
43. Benjamin King - Trek Livestrong U23 - + 3'23"
44. Zakkari Dempster - Rapha Condor Sharp - + 3'23"
45. Matthew Hayman - Sky Professional Cycling Team - + 3'23"
46. Leigh Howard - Team HTC Columbia - + 3'23"
47. Dean Windsor - Rapha Condor Shapr - + 3'23"
48. Christopher Sutton - Sky Professional Cycling Team - + 3'23" |
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| harry |
Posted on 12-05-2010 23:08
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PREVIEW ON SANTOS TOUR DOWN UNDER
The Tour Down Under typically is a sprinters tour. It is not uncommon that all stages end up in mass sprints. Consequently, most team brought several sprinters to Australia. Besides sprinters one does need to have riders in the breakaways. Cause if they last to the finish, you better have a guy in there, because most likely there won't be a second chance.
Rabobank
1. Freire
2. Boom
3. Brown
4. Langeveld
5. Leezer
6. Stamsnijder
7. Tjallingii
HTC Columbia
11. Greipel
12. Goss
13. Hansen
14. Howard
15. Renshaw
16. Roulston
17. Sieberg
Katusha
21. Pozzato
22. Bodrogi
23. Galimzyanov
24. Ignatiev
25. Mazzanti
26. Ovechkin
27. Vandenbergh
Quick Step
31. Devolder
32. Barredo
33. Chavanel
34. De Weert
35. Stauff
36. Tosatto
37. Weylandt
Astana
41. Davis
42. Davis
43. De la Fuente
44. Dmitriyev
45. Gasparotto
46. Kireyev
47. Vinokourov
Saxo Bank
51. Cooke
52. Klemme
53. Marycz
54. Morkov
55. O'Grady
56. Porte
57. Voigt
The Shack
61. Steegmans
62. Hermans
63. Impey
64. Lequatre
65. Rast
66. Rosseler
67. Vaitkus
Androni Giocattoli
71. Ginanni
72. Bertogliati
73. Bertolini
74. Loddo
75. Mate
76. Piemontesi
77. Solari
Lampre
81. Lorenzetto
82. Bole
83. Furlan
84. Gavazzi
85. Hondo
86. Pietropolli
87. Spilak
Francaise des Jeux
91. Chavanel
92. Geslin
93. Guesdon
94. Meersman
95. Roux
96. Sulzberger
97. Vaugrenard
Caisse d'Epargne
101. Gutierrez
102. Costa
103. Coyot
104. Erviti
105. Garcia Acosta
106. Lastras
107. Moreau
Footon Servetto
111. Pedersen
112. Capelli
113. Duran
114. Felline
115. Mata
116. Perez Arrieta
117. Walker
Cervelo
121. Bos
122. Appollonio
123. Florencio
124. Hammond
125. Hunt
126. Lancaster
127. Reimer
Sky
131. Arvesen
132. Barry
133. Cummings
134. Downing
135. Flecha
136. Hayman
137. Sutton
Liquigas
141. Sabatini
142. Cimolai
143. Finetto
144. Guarnieri
145. Kiserlovski
146. Koren
147. Willems
Omega Pharma
151. Roelandts
152. Cretskens
153. Lloyd
154. Lowik
155. Peraud
156. Scheirlinckx
157. Van Avermaet
Vacansoleil
161. Ongarato
162. Hoogerland
163. Lagutin
164. Mouris
165. Pronk
166. Traksel
167. Veuchelen
AG2R
171. Arrieta
172. Krivtsov
173. Le Lay
174. Mondory
175. Ravard
176. Roche
177. Smukulis
Euskaltel
181. Galdos
182. Castroviejo
183. De Lis
184. Isasi
185. Izagirre
186. Perez
187. Urtasun
Garmin
191. Dean
192. Bobridge
193. Meyer
194. Meyer
195. Millar
196. Van der Velde
197. Wilson
Team Milram
201. Stroetinga
202. De Vocht
203. Eichler
204. Roberts
205. Roels
206. Sentjens
207. Terpstra
Acqua & Sapone
211. Codol
212. De Patre
213. Donati
214. Failli
215. Honig
216. Marzoli
217. Palumbo
BMC
221. Kohler
222. Bookwalter
223. Frei
224. Kristoff
225. Stewart
226. Wyss
227. Zahner |
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| harry |
Posted on 13-05-2010 12:10
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Note that I will update the first post with the riders archievements of this year. O'Grady and Cooke have been updated. |
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| harry |
Posted on 14-05-2010 12:42
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TOUR DOWN UNDER
Stage 1: Clare - Tanunda
140 km
19/1
100 km: A group with Reimer, Rosseler, Marycz and Marzoli has escaped from the pack and taken a 4’01” lead at the first intermediate sprint, which was won by Marycz before Reimer and Rosseler. They were followed by a second group with Le Lay, Dean and De Lis at 31” and a third group with Gavazzi, Mata, Cretskens, Mate and Roux at 1’14”. Ravard and Bobridge are behind the pack due to punctures.
66 km: Reimer takes the second intermediate sprint before Marycz, Marzoli and Rossler. They now have a 40” lead on the second group with Cretskens, Dean, De Lis, Le Lay, Mate, Mata, Gavazzi and Roux and a 3’58” lead on the pack. Ravard and Bobridge are still behind. Both leading groups would combine a little later.
28 km: Marzoli won the sprint on Menglers Hill and is now leading the mountain standings. Moreau has managed to make the jump from the pack which is only 33” behind, but did not have sufficient stamina to participate in the sprint for the mountain classification. Also Sabatini and Mouris tried to make the jump. In the downhill of Menglers Hill Dean, LeLay, Marzoli, Roux and Gavazzi get away from the others who were caught by the pack. It wouldn’t bring them much as also they were caught a little later.
5 km: Voigt is leading the Saxo train, where Goss has manouvred himself between O'Grady and Cooke.
Devolder starts the sprint from very far and O'Grady sees his chance to grab his wheel.
And when he comes out of it nobody can take him anymore
The first victory of Team Saxo Bank is a really nice one!
1. Stuart O'Grady - Team Saxo Bank - 3h14'49"
2. Filippo Pozzato - Team Katusha - + 0"
3. Allan Davis - Astana - + 0"
4. Bobbie Traksel - Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team - + 0"
5. Andre Greipel - Team HTC Columbia - + 0"
6. Aitor Galdos - Euskaltel Euskadi - + 0"
7. Anthony Geslin - Francaise des Jeux - + 0"
8. Greg Van Avermaet - Omega Pharma Lotto - + 0"
9. Gert Steegmans - Team Radioshack - + 0"
10. Matthew Goss - Team HTC Columbia - + 0"
11. Oscar Freire - Rabobank - + 0"
12. Stijn Devolder - Quick Step - + 0"
13. Juan Antonio Flecha - Sky Professional Cycling Team - + 0"
14. Lloyd Mondory - AG2R La Mondiale - + 0"
15. Kurt Asle Arvesen - Sky Professional Cycling Team - + 0"
16. Mauro Finetto - Liquigas Doimo - + 0"
17. Baden Cooke - Team Saxo Bank - + 0"
18. Martin Kohler - BMC Racing Team - + 0"
19. Christopher Sutton - Sky Professional Cycling Team - + 0"
20. Russell Downing - Sky Professional Cycling Team - + 0"
21. Pablo Lastras - Caisse d'Epargne - + 0"
22. Francesco Ginanni - Androni Giocattoli - + 0"
23. Alberto Ongarato - Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team - + 0"
24. Luke Roberts - Team Milram - + 0"
25. David Millar - Garmin Transitions - + 0"
GENERAL STANDINGS:
1. Stuart O'Grady - Team Saxo Bank - 3h14'39"
2. Filippo Pozzato - Team Katusha - + 4"
3. Martin Reimer - Cervelo Test Team - + 5"
4. Allan Davis - Astana - + 6"
5. Sebastien Rosseler - Team Radioshack - + 9"
6. Ruggero Marzoli - Acqua & Sapone - + 9"
7. Bobbie Traksel - Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team - + 10"
8. Andre Greipel - Team HTC Columbia - + 10"
9. Aitor Galdos - Euskaltel Euskadi - + 10"
10. Anthony Geslin - Francaise des Jeux - + 10"
MOUNTAIN STANDINGS:
1. Ruggero Marzoli - Acqua & Sapone - 16 Pts
2. Julian Dean - Garmin Transitions - 12 Pts
3. Anthony Roux - Francaise des Jeux - 8 Pts
4. David Le Lay - AG2R La Mondiale - 6 Pts
5. Francesco Gavazzi - Lampre Farnese Vini - 5 Pts
POINT STANDINGS:
1. Martin Reimer - Cervelo Test Team - 10 Pts
2. Jaroslaw Marycz - Team Saxo Bank - 10 Pts
3. Stuart O'Grady - Team Saxo Bank - 8 Pts
4. Filippo Pozzato - Team Katusha - 6 Pts
5. Allan Davis - Astana - 4 Pts
YOUNG RIDERS:
1. Martin Reimer - Cervelo Test Team - 3h14'44"
2. Greg Van Avermaet - Omega Pharma Lotto - + 5"
3. Matthew Goss - Team HTC Columbia - + 5"
4. Mauro Finetto - Liquigas Doimo - + 5"
5. Martin Kohler - BMC Racing Team - + 5"
TEAM STANDINGS:
1. Sky Professional Cycling Team - 9h44'27"
2. Team Saxo Bank - + 0"
3. Team HTC Columbia - + 0"
4. Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team - + 0"
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| harry |
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TOUR DOWN UNDER
Stage 2: Gawler - Hahndorf
133 km
20/01
122 km: Eichler wins the intermediate sprint in Lyndoch before Bookwalter and Roulston. They have a 1’22” lead on the pack.
90 km: Bertogliati, Meyer, Perez Arrieta, Willems, Costa, Lancaster, Urtasun, Lequatre, Pronk and Sabatini have made the jump to the leading group which now has a 2’47” lead on the pack. Hammond, Bobridge, Appollonio and Izagirre are behind the pack as a result of a fall. Later on also Bertolini, Loddo and Failli also hit the pavement and lose time.
45 km: Cameron Meyer is the first one to reach to top of Checker Hill. The leading group still has a 2’53” lead on the pack.
Despite there is no strong wind, the pack broke on the Checker Hill leaving seventeen riders of the Katusha, Astana and Saxo teams. Of the other teams only Barredo made it to the first group.
Despite the gap is small no riders from the second group have managed to make the jump or close the gap.
17 km: Lequatre wins the intermediate sprint in Mount Torrens before Cameron Meyer and Perez Arrieta. The thirteen leaders have a 48” gap with the group of O’Grady, Davis and Pozzato and a 2’22” lead on the pack.
10 km: Willems has jumped away in the front. The group with O’Grady, Pozzato and Davis is approaching fast, but is still 58”.
The other attackers are caught by the Saxo train
Also Willems was not able to stay in front of the pack.
O'Grady takes his second win in the 2010 Tour Down Under and sees that a lot of his competitors lose a lot of time!
1. Stuart O'Grady - Team Saxo Bank - 3h10'42"
2. Allan Davis - Astana - + 0"
3. Jens Voigt - Team Saxo Bank - + 0"
4. Aitor Perez Arrieta - Footon Servetto - + 0"
5. Filippo Pozzato - Team Katusha - + 0"
6. Cameron Meyer - Garmin Transitions - + 0"
7. Pablo Urtasun - Euskaltel Euskadi - + 0"
8. Rui Costa - Caisse d'Epargne - + 0"
9. Fabio Sabatini - Liquigas Doimo - + 0"
10. Frederik Willems - Liguigas Doimo - + 0"
11. Denis Galimzyanov - Team Katusha - + 0"
12. Geoffroy Lequatre - Team Radioshack - + 0"
13. Hayden Roulston - Team HTC Columbia - + 0"
14. Matthe Pronk - Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team - + 0"
15. Brett Lancaster - Cervelo Test Team - + 0"
16. Rubens Bertogliati - Androni Giocattoli - + 0"
17. Carlos Barredo - Quick Step - + 0"
18. Luca Mazzanti - Team Katusha - + 0"
19. Laszlo Bodrogi - Team Katusha - + 0"
20. Roman Kireyev - Astana - + 0"
21. Valeriy Dmitiriyev - Astana - + 0"
22. Alexandre Vinokourov - Astana - + 0"
23. Brent Bookwalter - BMC Racing Team - + 0"
24. Michael Morkov - Team Saxo Bank - + 0"
25. Stijn Vandenbergh - Team Katusha - + 0"
26. Scott Davis - Astana - + 0"
27. Artem Ovechkin - Team Katusha - + 0"
28. Markus Eichler - Team Milram - + 0"
29. Andre Greipel - Team HTC Columbia - + 1'41"
30. Oscar Freire - Rabobank - + 1'41"
31. Bobbie Traksel - Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team - + 1'41"
32. Mark Renshaw - Team HTC Columbia - + 1'41"
33. Wouter Weylandt - Quick Step - + 1'41"
34. Matthew Goss - Team HTC Columbia - + 1'41"
35. Wesley Sulzberger - Francaise des Jeux - + 1'41"
36. Anthony Geslin - Francaise des Jeux - + 1'41"
37. Jacopo Guarnieri - Liquigas Doimo - + 1'41"
38. Mirco Lorenzetto - Lampre Farnese Vini - + 1'41"
39. Gert Steegmans - Team Radioshack - + 1'41"
40. Jurgen Roelandts - Omega Pharma Lotto - + 1'41"
GENERAL STANDINGS:
1. Stuart O'Grady - Team Saxo Bank - 6h25'11"
2. Allan Davis - Astana - + 10"
3. Fillippo Pozzato - Team Katusha - + 14"
4. Jens Voigt - Team Saxo Bank - + 16"
5. Geoffroy Lequatre - Team Radioshack - + 17"
6. Markus Eichler - Team Milram - + 17"
7. Cameron Meyer - Garmin Transitions - + 18"
8. Brent Bookwalter - BMC Racing Team - + 18"
9. Hayden Roulston - Team HTC Columbia - + 19"
10. Aitor Perez Arrieta - Footon Servetto - + 19"
MOUNTAIN STANDINGS:
1. Ruggero Marzoli - Acqua & Sapone - 16 Pts
2. Cameron Meyer - Garmin Transitions - 16 Pts
3. Rui Costa - Caisse d'Epargne - 12 Pts
4. Julian Dean - Garmin Transitions - 12 Pts
5. Aitor Perez Arrieta - Footon Servetto - 8 Pts
POINT STANDINGS:
1. Stuart O'Grady - Team Saxo Bank - 16 Pts
2. Martin Reimer - Cervelo Test Team - 10 Pts
3. Allan Davis - Astana - 10 Pts
4. Jaroslaw Marycz - Team Saxo Bank - 10 Pts
5. Filippo Pozzato - Team Katusha - 6 Pts
YOUNG RIDERS:
1. Cameron Meyer - Garmin Transitions - 6h25'29"
2. Rui Costa - Caisse d'Epargne - + 2"
3. Denis Galimzyanov - Team Katusha - + 2"
4. Roman Kireyev - Astana - + 2"
5. ARtem Ovechkin - Team Katusha - + 2"
TEAM STANDINGS:
1. Astana - 19h16'33"
2. Team Katusha - + 0"
3. Team Saxo Bank - + 0"
4. Liquigas Doimo - + 1'41"
5. Footon Servetto - + 3'22" |
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TOUR DOWN UNDER
Stage 3: Unley - Stirling
133 km
21/01
96 km: Today the pack does not let any breakaway go easily and one by one they are caught after a couple of kilometers. As part of a breakaway attempt Hunt takes the intermediate sprint in McLaren Flat before Bertolini and Vaugrenard.
93 km: Vaugrenard is the first one on top of Wickims Hill before Castroviejo, Bertolini, Honig, Kohler, Leezer and Roux. They only have a very small gap with the pack and it seems like they are not going to stay away for a long time.
64 km: Kohler takes the intermediate sprint before Castroviejo, Honig, Leezer, Renaud, Le Lay and Mate. They have a 2’23” lead on the pack.
15 km: Le Lay is the only one of the attackers who is still out there. The pack is approaching fast and a mass sprint seems evident.
The Saxo train managed to get a small gap with the pack and again O’Grady is set up in an excellent position
Pozzato is getting close fast, but the gap is too large. O’Grady takes his third victory in a row!
1. Stuart O'Grady - Team Saxo Bank - 3h18'48"
2. Filippo Pozzato - Team Katusha - + 0"
3. Juan Antonio Flecha - Sky Professional Cycling Team - + 0"
4. Matthew Goss - Team HTC Columbia - + 0"
5. Anthony Geslin - Francaise des Jeux - + 0"
6. Francesco Ginanni - Androni Giocattoli - + 0"
7. Aitor Galdos - Euskaltel Euskadi - + 0"
8. Mirco Lorenzetto - Lampre Farnese Vini - + 0"
9. Jose Ivan Guttierez - Caisse d'Epargne - + 0"
10. Sylvain Chavanel - Quick Step - + 0"
11. Jose Luis Arrieta - AG2R La Mondiale - + 0"
12. Grega Bole - Lampre Farnese Vini - + 0"
13. Sebastian Langeveld - Rabobank - + 0"
14. Maarten Tjallingii - Rabobank - + 0"
15. Carlos Barredo - Quick Step - + 0"
16. Allan Davis - Astana - + 0"
17. Greg Van Avermaet - Omega Pharma Lotto - + 0"
18. Kurt Asle Arvesen - Sky Professional Cycling Team - + 0"
19. Rui Costa - Caisse d'Epargne - + 0"
20. Pablo Lastras - Caisse d'Epargne - + 0"
21. Mauro Finetto - Liquigas Doimo - + 0"
22. Alberto Ongarato - Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team - + 0"
23. Johnny Hoogerland - Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team - + 0"
24. Francesco Failli - Acqua & Sapone - + 0"
25. Bobbie Traksel - Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team - + 0"
26. Staf Scheirlinckx - Omega Pharma Lotto - + 0"
27. Christophe Moreau - Caisse d'Epargne - + 0"
28. Jens Voigt - Team Saxo Bank - + 0"
29. Stijn Devolder - Quick Step - + 0"
30. Gerben Lowik - Omega Pharma Lotto - + 0"
31. Anthony Roux - Francaise des Jeux - + 0"
32. Lloyd Mondory - AG2R La Mondiale - + 0"
33. Matthe Pronk - Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team - + 0"
34. Benoit Vaugrenard - Francaise des Jeux - + 0"
35. Oscar Freire - Rabobank - + 0"
36. Lars Boom - Rabobank - + 0"
37. Andre Greipel - Team HTC Columbia - + 0"
38. David Millar - Garmin Transitions - + 0"
39. Alessandro Bertolini - Androni Giocattoli - + 0"
40. Matthew Lloyd - Omega Pharma Lotto - + 0"
GENERAL STANDINGS:
1. Stuart O'Grady - Team Saxo Bank - 9h43'49"
2. Filippo Pozzato - Team Katusha - + 18"
3. Allan Davis - Astana - + 20"
4. Jens Voigt - Team Saxo Bank - + 26"
5. Markus Eichler - Team Milram - + 27"
6. Cameron Meyer - Garmin Transitions - + 28"
7. Brent Bookwalter - BMC Racing Team - + 28"
8. Hayden Roulston - Team HTC Columbia - + 29"
9. Rui Costa - Caisse d'Epargne - + 30"
10. Carlos Barredo - Quick Step - + 30"
MOUNTAIN STANDINGS:
1. Cameron Meyer - Garmin Transitions - 16 Pts
2. Ruggero Marzoli - Acqua & Sapone - 16 Pts
3. Benoit Vaugrenard - Francaise des Jeux - 16 Pts
4. Rui Costa - Caisse d'Epargne - 12 Pts
5. Jonathan Castroviejo - Euskaltel Euskadi - 12 Pts
POINT STANDINGS:
1. Stuart O'Grady - Team Saxo Bank - 24 Pts
2. Filippo Pozzato - Team Katusha - 12 Pts
3. Allan Davis - Astana - 10 Pts
4. Martin Reimer - Cervelo Test Team - 10 Pts
5. Jaroslaw Marycz - Team Saxo Bank - 10 Pts
YOUNG RIDERS:
1. Cameron Meyer - Garmin Transitions - 9h44'17"
2. Rui Costa - Caisse d'Epargne - + 2"
3. Denis Galimzyanov - Team Katusha - + 2"
4. Martin Kohler - BMC Racing Team - + 1'40"
5. Jonathan Castroviejo - Euskaltel Euskadi - + 1'42"
TEAM STANDINGS:
1. Team Katusha - 29h12'57"
2. Astana - + 0"
3. Liquigas Doimo - + 1'41"
4. Team Saxo Bank - + 2'40"
5. Cervelo Test Team - + 3'22" |
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| valverde321 |
Posted on 15-05-2010 13:49
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Wow. O'Grady gets 2 in a row.
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| harry |
Posted on 15-05-2010 14:12
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valverde321 wrote:
Wow. O'Grady gets 2 in a row.
No, it's 3 in a row |
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| valverde321 |
Posted on 15-05-2010 14:26
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oops. I forgot that 1st stage.
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| harry |
Posted on 15-05-2010 17:43
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TOUR DOWN UNDER
Stage 4: Norwood - Goolwa
150 km
22/01
122 km: Vaugrenard is the first one to arrive on top of the Fox Creed Road – Lenswood and takes over the mountain jersey as a consequence. To do so he jumped away from the leading group with Codol, Millar, Coyot, Krivtsov, De Lis, Wyss, Urtasun, Tosatto, Mate and Roelandts. They have a 1’17” lead on the pack.
56 km: Hammond takes the intermediate sprint in Langhorne Creek before Sieberg and Downing. Together with many others they have made the jump from the pack to the leading group which now consists of 24 riders. The gap with the pack is maintained small by the Saxo Bank riders and currently is 2’29”.
38 km: Pietropolli takes the intermediate sprint in Milang before De Vocht and Sieberg. The gap with the pack has increased to 3’00”.
11 km: Vaugrenard has gotten away from the leading group as the pack is approaching fast. Mouris tries to follow him. But against the pack they do not have a change.
It is Bos who is starting the sprint from very far. One may wonder what he is thinking.
Geslin is getting in the lead from far with behind him the unleashed Columbia train.
It is Renshaw who is faster. Greipel and Goss were not able to pass there leadoutman. Still a very nice victory for Team HTC Columbia!
1. Mark Renshaw - Team HTC Columbia - 3h26'23"
2. Andre Greipel - Team HTC Columbia - + 0"
3. Anthony Geslin - Francaise des Jeux - + 0"
4. Filippo Pozzato - Team Katusha - + 0"
5. Matthew Goss - Team HTC Columbia - + 0"
6. Allan Davis - Astana - + 0"
7. Gert Steegmans - Team RadioShack - + 0"
8. Oscar Freire - Rabobank - + 0"
9. Aitor Galdos - Euskaltel Euskadi - + 0"
10. Lloyd Mondory - AG2R La Mondiale - + 0"
11. Mirco Lorenzetto - Lampre Farnese Vini - + 0"
12. Denis Galimzyanov - Team Katusha - + 0"
13. Stuart O'Grady - Team Saxo Bank - + 0"
14. Bobbie Traksel - Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team - + 0"
15. Jacopo Guarnieri - Liquigas Doimo - + 0"
16. Alberto Ongarato - Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team - + 0"
17. Baden Cooke - Team Saxo Bank - + 0"
18. Mauro Finetto - Liquigas Doimo - + 0"
19. Tomas Vaitkus - Team RadioShack - + 0"
20. Theo Bos - Cervelo Test Team - + 0"
21. Wouter Weylandt - Quick Step - + 0"
22. Ruben Perez - Euskaltel Euskadi - + 0"
23. Daryl Impey - Team RadioShack - + 0"
24. Enrico Gasparotto - Astana - + 0"
25. Tom Leezer - Rabobank - + 0"
26. Jens Voigt - Team Saxo Bank - + 0"
27. Danilo Hondo - Lampre Farnese Vini - + 0"
28. Francesco Failli - Acqua & Sapone - + 0"
29. Daniele Pietropolli - Lampre Farnese Vini - + 0"
30. Angelo Furlan - Lampre Farnese Vini - + 0"
31. Grega Bole - Lampre Farnese Vini - + 0"
32. Graeme Brown - Rabobank - + 0"
33. Francesco Gavazzi - Lampre Farnese Vini - + 0"
34. Inaki Isasi - Euskaltel Euskadi - + 0"
35. Maarten Tjallingii - Rabobank - + 0"
36. Ben Hermans - Team RadioShack - + 0"
37. Luca Mazzanti - Team Katusha - + 0"
38. Alberto Loddo - Androni Giocattoli - + 0"
39. Mikhail Ignatiev - Team Katusha - + 0"
40. Lars Boom - Rabobank - + 0"
GENERAL STANDINGS:
1. Stuart O'Grady - Team Saxo Bank - 13h10'12"
2. Filippo Pozzato - Team Katusha - + 18"
3. Allan Davis - Astana - + 20"
4. Jens Voigt - Team Saxo Bank - + 26"
5. Markus Eichler - Team Milram - + 27"
6. Cameron Meyer - Garmin Transitions - + 28"
7. Brent Bookwalter - BMC Racing Team - + 28"
8. Hayden Roulston - Team HTC Columbia - + 29"
9. Denis Galimzyanov - Team Katusha - + 30"
10. Rui Costa - Caisse d'Epargne - + 30"
MOUNTAIN STANDINGS:
1. Benoit Vaugrenard - Francaise des Jeux - 32 Pts
2. Cameron Meyer - Garmin Transitions - 16 Pts
3. Ruggero Marzoli - Acqua & Sapone - 16 Pts
4. Rui Costa - Caisse d'Epargne - 12 Pts
5. Jonathan Castroviejo - Euskaltel Euskadi - 12 Pts
POINT STANDINGS:
1. Stuart O'Grady - Team Saxo Bank - 24 Pts
2. Filippo Pozzato - Team Katusha - 12 Pts
3. Allan Davis - Astana - 10 Pts
4. Martin Reimer - Cervelo Test Team - 10 Pts
5. Jaroslaw Marycz - Team Saxo Bank - 10 Pts
YOUNG RIDERS:
1. Cameron Meyer - Garmin Transitions - 13h10'40"
2. Denis Galimzyanov - Team Katusha - + 2"
3. Rui Costa - Caisse d'Epargne - + 2"
4. Martin Kohler - BMC Racing Team - + 1'40"
5. Jonathan Castroviejo - Euskaltel Euskadi - + 1'42"
TEAM STANDINGS:
1. Astana - 39h32'06"
2. Team Katusha - + 0"
3. Liquigas Doimo - + 1'41"
4. Team Saxo Bank - + 2'40"
5. Euskaltel Euskadi - + 3'22" |
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