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Cadel Evans?
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| Mresuperstar |
Posted on 18-06-2010 00:37
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I have played PCM 2010 all day today, various stages, tours, career, etc. Simming and 3D mode and with a few different real name database found in the download section. And for some reason during hard mountain stages for the most part Mr. Cadel Evans wins or is right there at the finish for every stage. Unlike PCM 2009 where it used to be Alberto Contador. I also simmed the Tour de France in stage race mode, and Cadel beat all the Pro Tour Competition (Contador, Menchov, Sastre, Schlecks, Armstrong, etc.) by an overall time of 4 minutes back to 2nd Andy Schleck, and 6 minutes to 3rd Alberto Contador. Is this just me, or have you experienced the same thing?
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| valverde321 |
Posted on 18-06-2010 00:47
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Well Contador owned in the one mountain stage I played. That was the Criterium Intl. for the record. If its bugging you lower one of his resistance, Stamina, or recovery by 1 or 2.
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Posted on 18-06-2010 00:48
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valverde321 wrote:
Well Contador owned in the one mountain stage I played. That was the Criterium Intl. for the record. If its bugging you lower one of his resistance, Stamina, or recovery by 1 or 2.
I just thought it was weird. Even if I switched db's.
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Posted on 18-06-2010 01:28
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Maybe you somehow got a version that was supposed to be sent to australia.
( I know its a download in this case)
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Posted on 18-06-2010 01:33
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valverde321 wrote:
Maybe you somehow got a version that was supposed to be sent to australia.
( I know its a download in this case)
haha, yep thats it, I checked australia, and not united states. Now some aussie is watching lance win the tour over and over again, haha.
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Posted on 18-06-2010 01:38
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Really funny, at my simmed Tour de Suisse (detailed), Evans even won all bunch sprints (20+) of hilly stages (in front of Sanchez, Valverde etc). |
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Posted on 18-06-2010 01:57
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Just thought I would post this to show people I'm not kidding.
Spoiler
Giro d'Italia Mountain ITT Stage 16 (Around There)
1 Damiano Cunego Lampre-Farnese Vini 35'52
2 Cadel Evans BMC Racing Team s.t.
3 Ivan Basso Liquigas-Doimo + 8
4 Stefano Garzelli Acqua & Sapone - D'Angelo & Antenucci + 16
5 Michele Scarponi Androni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni s.t.
6 Alejandro Valverde Caisse d'Epargne + 24
7 Vincenzo Nibali Liquigas-Doimo + 32
8 Carlos Sastre Cervélo Test Team + 40
9 Alexandr Nikolaevich Vinokourov Astana + 48
10 Juan Mauricio Soler Caisse d'Epargne + 1'03
11 Kim Kirchen Team Katusha s.t.
12 Vladimir Alexandrovich Karpets Team Katusha + 1'12
13 Marzio Bruseghin Caisse d'Epargne + 1'28
14 Vladimir Alexandrovich Efimkin Ag2r La Mondiale s.t.
15 Daniel Martin Garmin - Transitions + 1'43
16 Paolo Tiralongo Astana + 1'49
17 Kevin Seeldraeyers Quick Step + 1'52
18 Rigoberto Urán Caisse d'Epargne + 1'58
19 Branislau Samoilau Quick Step + 1'59
20 Bradley Wiggins Sky Professional Cycling Team + 2'00
21 Sylvester Szmyd Liquigas-Doimo + 2'07
22 Fredrik Carl Wilhelm Kessiakoff Garmin - Transitions + 2'08
23 Andy Schleck Team Saxo Bank s.t.
24 Svein Tuft Garmin - Transitions + 2'10
25 Bauke Mollema Rabobank + 2'14
26 Marco Marzano Lampre-Farnese Vini + 2'15
27 Francis De Greef Omega Pharma-Lotto + 2'16
28 Eros Capecchi Footon-Servetto s.t.
29 Laurens Ten Dam Rabobank s.t.
30 Jürgen Van De Walle Quick Step + 2'17
31 Nicolas Roche Ag2r La Mondiale + 2'20
32 Peter Velits Team HTC - Columbia + 2'23
33 Thomas Rohregger Team Milram s.t.
34 Serge Pauwels Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
35 Davide Malacarne Quick Step + 2'24
36 Robert Kišerlovski Liquigas-Doimo s.t.
37 John-Lee Augustyn Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
38 Daniel Moreno Fernández Omega Pharma-Lotto s.t.
39 Christian Knees Team Milram s.t.
40 Jurgen Van Goolen Omega Pharma-Lotto + 2'30
41 Fabian Wegmann Team Milram s.t.
42 Pieter Weening Rabobank s.t.
43 Jelle Vanendert Omega Pharma-Lotto + 2'31
44 Maxim Iglinskiy Astana s.t.
45 Vasil Kiryienka Caisse d'Epargne s.t.
46 Peter Sagan Liquigas-Doimo s.t.
47 Robert Hunter Garmin - Transitions s.t.
48 Marco Pinotti Team HTC - Columbia s.t.
49 Koos Moerenhout Rabobank s.t.
50 Ignatas Konovalovas Cervélo Test Team s.t.
51 Alex Nicki Sylvester Rasmussen Team Saxo Bank s.t.
52 Andriy Grivko Astana s.t.
53 Thor Hushovd Cervélo Test Team + 2'32
54 Danny Pate Garmin - Transitions s.t.
55 Tyler Farrar Garmin - Transitions s.t.
56 Stef Clement Rabobank s.t.
57 Dario David Cioni Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
58 José Iván Gutiérrez Palacios Caisse d'Epargne s.t.
59 Lars Ytting Bak Team HTC - Columbia s.t.
60 Markus Fothen Team Milram s.t.
61 Tejay Van Garderen Team HTC - Columbia + 2'34
62 Jens Voigt Team Saxo Bank s.t.
63 Eduard Vorganov Team Katusha s.t.
64 Ben Swift Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
65 Matteo Tosatto Quick Step + 2'36
66 Dominique Rollin Cervélo Test Team s.t.
67 Simon Spilak Lampre-Farnese Vini s.t.
68 Enrico Zen Colnago - CSF Inox + 2'37
69 Rafael Valls Ferri Footon-Servetto s.t.
70 Simon Zahner BMC Racing Team + 2'38
71 Cameron Wurf Androni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni s.t.
72 Adam Hansen Team HTC - Columbia + 2'39
73 Fabio Felline Footon-Servetto s.t.
74 Steven Kruijswijk Rabobank s.t.
75 Alessandro Petacchi Lampre-Farnese Vini s.t.
76 Richard Porte Team Saxo Bank s.t.
77 Jérôme Pineau Quick Step s.t.
78 Nicki Sørensen Team Saxo Bank s.t.
79 Christophe Riblon Ag2r La Mondiale s.t.
80 Morris Possoni Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
81 Josep Jufré Pou Astana s.t.
82 Steve Morabito BMC Racing Team + 2'40
83 Oliver Zaugg Liquigas-Doimo s.t.
84 Andrey Zeits Astana s.t.
85 Gianpaolo Caruso Team Katusha s.t.
86 Enrico Gasparotto Astana s.t.
87 Thomas Danielson Garmin - Transitions s.t.
88 Danilo Hondo Lampre-Farnese Vini s.t.
89 Dries Devenyns Quick Step s.t.
90 Timothy Daggan Garmin - Transitions s.t.
91 Dimitri Champion Ag2r La Mondiale s.t.
92 Rubens Bertogliati Androni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni s.t.
93 Assan Bazayev Astana s.t.
94 Mathias Frank BMC Racing Team s.t.
95 Christopher Sutton Sky Professional Cycling Team + 2'41
96 Nikolay Vasilievich Trusov Team Katusha s.t.
97 Filippo Savini Colnago - CSF Inox + 2'44
98 Ludovic Turpin Ag2r La Mondiale s.t.
99 Mauro Santambrogio BMC Racing Team + 2'47
100 Michele Gaia Colnago - CSF Inox s.t.
101 Gerben Johannes Löwik Omega Pharma-Lotto s.t.
102 Francesco Reda Quick Step s.t.
103 Lloyd Mondory Ag2r La Mondiale s.t.
104 Andreas Klier Cervélo Test Team s.t.
105 Scott Nydam BMC Racing Team s.t.
106 André Greipel Team HTC - Columbia s.t.
107 Markus Eibegger Footon-Servetto s.t.
108 Roger Kluge Team Milram s.t.
109 Oscar Freire Rabobank s.t.
110 Joan Horrach Rippoll Team Katusha s.t.
111 Oscar Pujol Muñoz Cervélo Test Team s.t.
112 Florian Stalder BMC Racing Team s.t.
113 Alan Marangoni Colnago - CSF Inox s.t.
114 Greg Van Avermaet Omega Pharma-Lotto s.t.
115 Matthias Ruß Team Milram s.t.
116 José Joaquín Rojas Gil Caisse d'Epargne s.t.
117 Ivan Santaromita Liquigas-Doimo s.t.
118 Chris Froome Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
119 Matthew Harley Goss Team HTC - Columbia + 2'48
120 Aitor Pérez Arrieta Footon-Servetto s.t.
121 Arkaitz Durán Daroca Footon-Servetto s.t.
122 Cayetano José Sarmiento Tunarrosa Acqua & Sapone - D'Angelo & Antenucci s.t.
123 Volodymir Gustov Cervélo Test Team s.t.
124 Alexandre Moos BMC Racing Team s.t.
125 Mark Cavendish Team HTC - Columbia s.t.
126 Johannes Fröhlinger Team Milram s.t.
127 Pavel Brutt Team Katusha s.t.
128 Alessandro Bertolini Androni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni s.t.
129 Kjell Carlström Sky Professional Cycling Team s.t.
130 Alexandr Dyachenko Astana s.t.
131 José Vicente García Acosta Caisse d'Epargne s.t.
132 Philip Deignan Cervélo Test Team s.t.
133 Alexander Kristoff BMC Racing Team s.t.
134 José Alberto Benítez Roman Footon-Servetto s.t.
135 Mario Aerts Omega Pharma-Lotto s.t.
136 Alessandro Donati Acqua & Sapone - D'Angelo & Antenucci s.t.
137 Simone Stortoni Colnago - CSF Inox s.t.
138 Kanstantsin Siutsou Team HTC - Columbia s.t.
139 Paul Voß Team Milram + 2'50
140 Alessandro Spezialetti Lampre-Farnese Vini + 2'51
141 Luca Solari Androni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni + 2'53
142 Iban Mayoz Echeverría Footon-Servetto + 2'55
143 Danilo Napolitano Team Katusha s.t.
144 Guiseppe Palumbo Acqua & Sapone - D'Angelo & Antenucci s.t.
145 Jackson Jesus Rodríguez Ortiz Androni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni s.t.
146 Daniele Pietropolli Lampre-Farnese Vini s.t.
147 Trent Lowe Garmin - Transitions s.t.
148 Vladimir Miholjević Acqua & Sapone - D'Angelo & Antenucci s.t.
149 Fabrice Piemontesi Androni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni s.t.
150 Marco Frapporti Colnago - CSF Inox s.t.
151 Matthew Lloyd Omega Pharma-Lotto s.t.
152 Julien Loubet Ag2r La Mondiale s.t.
153 Andrea Masciarelli Acqua & Sapone - D'Angelo & Antenucci s.t.
154 Carlos José Ochoa Androni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni s.t.
155 Luca Pierfelici Acqua & Sapone - D'Angelo & Antenucci s.t.
156 Arnold Jeannesson Caisse d'Epargne s.t.
157 Robert Förster Team Milram + 2'56
158 Sébastien Hinault Ag2r La Mondiale s.t.
159 Ruggero Marzoli Acqua & Sapone - D'Angelo & Antenucci s.t.
160 David Loosli Lampre-Farnese Vini s.t.
161 Alessandro Bisolti Colnago - CSF Inox s.t.
162 Giampaolo Cheula Footon-Servetto s.t.
163 Christophe Brandt Omega Pharma-Lotto s.t.
164 Addy Engels Quick Step s.t.
165 Graeme Brown Rabobank s.t.
166 Alexander Alexandrovich Efimkin Ag2r La Mondiale s.t.
167 Francesco Failli Acqua & Sapone - D'Angelo & Antenucci s.t.
168 Francesco Chicchi Liquigas-Doimo s.t.
169 Manuel Belletti Colnago - CSF Inox s.t.
170 Mauricio Alberto Ardila Cano Rabobank s.t.
171 Alexandre Botcharov Team Katusha s.t.
172 Matteo Bono Lampre-Farnese Vini s.t.
173 Davide Appollonio Cervélo Test Team s.t.
174 Valerio Agnoli Liquigas-Doimo s.t.
175 Gianluca Brambilla Colnago - CSF Inox + 3'04
176 Luis Ángel Maté Mardones Androni Giocattoli - Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni s.t.
177 Juan José Haedo Team Saxo Bank s.t.
178 Jakob Fuglsang Team Saxo Bank s.t.
179 Fabian Cancellara Team Saxo Bank + 3'12
180 Gustav Erik Larsson Team Saxo Bank + 3'52
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Posted on 18-06-2010 03:25
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Haha finally, wish i had your version. Ok being a bit biased as im Australian but in my PCM 09 no matter what form, fitness etc, i cannot win the giro or tour in season mode, and thats on normal. If i play a one off tour i can win, but never in season mode. Unfortunately i think we may have seen the best of Cadel on tour. |
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binga58 wrote:
Haha finally, wish i had your version. Ok being a bit biased as im Australian but in my PCM 09 no matter what form, fitness etc, i cannot win the giro or tour in season mode, and thats on normal. If i play a one off tour i can win, but never in season mode. Unfortunately i think we may have seen the best of Cadel on tour.
Even with max fitness in the Vuelta?
Maybe you somehow spill too much energy somewhere... idk, can't say I'm experienced with 09 and GT's in season mode.
You may be right about Cadel, but on the other hand, he's looking really strong since the World Champs, and including that race. I don't expect him to make the podium in the Tour myself, but if there's one year where he may surprise everybody it has to be this year. Because he has been amazing after already being written off basicly. |
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Posted on 18-06-2010 09:42
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Mresuperstar wrote:
valverde321 wrote:
Well Contador owned in the one mountain stage I played. That was the Criterium Intl. for the record. If its bugging you lower one of his resistance, Stamina, or recovery by 1 or 2.
I just thought it was weird. Even if I switched db's.
All DBs have the same stats, don't they? So far, there's only real name DBs. |
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Posted on 18-06-2010 11:55
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CrueTrue wrote:
Mresuperstar wrote:
valverde321 wrote:
Well Contador owned in the one mountain stage I played. That was the Criterium Intl. for the record. If its bugging you lower one of his resistance, Stamina, or recovery by 1 or 2.
I just thought it was weird. Even if I switched db's.
All DBs have the same stats, don't they? So far, there's only real name DBs.
Yeah forgot about that. Know I feel stupid.
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Posted on 18-06-2010 14:07
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Cadel Evans is a bit of a monster in this. Playing through a career as Columbia I had five riders in the Australian Championships first race. It's a huge race, over 200km. Still, something happened early on, less than 20km into the race and the peloton briefly split pretty much in half (so about 25 men in each). I had my four stronger guys (including Rogers) in the front group so started pulling on the front along with a couple of Sky riders and we pulled the group away which meant that we left behind a few dangerous riders. Anyway, Evans spent pretty much the next 180km riding ALONE about 3-5 minutes behind the lead group and a few ahead of the trailing group.
Then when the lead group started breaking down I still had Rogers and Goss left with O'Grady (who eventually won from Goss in a sprint) and one of the Sky riders.
Somehow after riding alone across undulating roads for 180km, Evans powered back to finish in 8th place overall, steaming past the tiring guys in the front group who hadn't done that much work throughout the race.
He's superhuman.
Sky have the money but the other Brits kept the passion.
Why not check out my story of sexy new team Film4 - Asahi in the PCM10 Story section?
Much wub to: Cav, Millar, Lovqvist, Cunego, Hinc, Voigt, Cancellara, Menchov.
Wub to: Wiggins, Boonen, Beppu, Kloden, Gesink, Rogers, Moncoutie, Roche. |
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Posted on 18-06-2010 14:30
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How about this result -
Fully Quick Simulated Tour de France, Even after I lowered his stats a little.
Final GC -
Spoiler 1 Cadel Evans BMC Racing Team 88h15'41
2 Andy Schleck Team Saxo Bank + 2'20
3 Ivan Basso Liquigas-Doimo + 4'04
4 Bradley Wiggins Sky Professional Cycling Team + 4'49
5 Alberto Contador Astana + 7'58
6 Stijn Devolder Quick Step + 8'26
7 Levi Leipheimer Team RadioShack + 8'54
8 Alexander Vinokourov Astana + 9'09
9 Sylvain Chavanel Quick Step + 13'14
10 Denis Menchov Rabobank + 14'04
11 Christophe Le Mével Française des Jeux + 15'21
12 Linus Gerdemann Team Milram + 19'20
13 Andreas Klöden Team RadioShack + 22'38
14 Vincenzo Nibali Liquigas-Doimo + 23'28
15 Thomas Lövkvist Sky Professional Cycling Team + 31'33
16 Kim Kirchen Team Katusha + 36'30
17 Carlos Barredo Quick Step + 40'06
18 Christian Vande Velde Garmin - Transitions s.t.
19 Robert Gesink Rabobank + 43'23
20 Sandy Casar Française des Jeux + 43'35
21 Jean-Christophe Péraud Omega Pharma-Lotto + 44'42
22 Rémi Pauriol Cofidis, le Credit en Ligne + 46'21
23 David Moncoutié Cofidis, le Credit en Ligne + 46'35
24 Christophe Moreau Caisse d'Epargne + 48'57
25 Rein Taaramäe Cofidis, le Credit en Ligne + 49'49
26 Jurgen Van den Broeck Omega Pharma-Lotto + 51'17
27 Samuel Sánchez Euskaltel - Euskadi + 51'41
28 Michael Rogers Team HTC - Columbia + 53'17
29 Jakob Fuglsang Team Saxo Bank + 55'34
30 Maxime Monfort Team HTC - Columbia + 55'47
31 Richard Porte Team Saxo Bank + 56'05
32 Roman Kreuziger Liquigas-Doimo + 56'47
33 Pierrick Fédrigo Bbox Bouygues Telecom + 58'05
34 Tony Martin Team HTC - Columbia + 58'26
35 Pablo Lastras García Caisse d'Epargne + 1h00'30
36 David Zabriskie Garmin - Transitions + 1h00'55
37 Lance Armstrong Team RadioShack + 1h01'25
38 Anthony Charteau Bbox Bouygues Telecom + 1h03'52
39 Marzio Bruseghin Caisse d'Epargne + 1h05'37
40 Cyril Dessel Ag2r La Mondiale + 1h08'50
41 Vladimir Efimkin Ag2r La Mondiale + 1h12'43
42 Thomas Voeckler Bbox Bouygues Telecom + 1h13'35
43 Edvald Boasson Hagen Sky Professional Cycling Team + 1h14'00
44 Yury Viktorovich Trofimov Bbox Bouygues Telecom + 1h15'47
45 Fredrik Kessiakoff Garmin - Transitions + 1h18'28
46 David Le Lay Ag2r La Mondiale + 1h18'53
47 Rémy Di Grégorio Française des Jeux + 1h20'16
48 Hubert Dupont Ag2r La Mondiale + 1h21'56
49 Maxim Iglinskiy Astana + 1h22'16
50 Chris Anker Sørensen Team Saxo Bank + 1h25'00
51 Christopher Horner Team RadioShack + 1h31'06
52 Amaël Moinard Cofidis, le Credit en Ligne + 1h35'05
53 Bauke Mollema Rabobank s.t.
54 David Arroyo Durán Caisse d'Epargne + 1h39'45
55 Luis Pasamontes Rodríguez Caisse d'Epargne + 1h43'08
56 David López García Caisse d'Epargne + 1h44'21
57 Vladimir Karpets Team Katusha + 1h48'07
58 Volodymir Gustov Cervélo Test Team + 1h49'45
59 Jérôme Pineau Quick Step + 1h50'12
60 Nicolas Vogondy Bbox Bouygues Telecom + 1h50'15
61 Nicki Sørensen Team Saxo Bank + 1h51'38
62 Serge Pauwels Sky Professional Cycling Team + 1h52'37
63 Alexandre Botcharov Team Katusha + 1h52'55
64 Xavier Zandio Echaide Caisse d'Epargne + 1h53'02
65 Yaroslav Popovych Team RadioShack + 1h53'42
66 Gianpaolo Caruso Team Katusha + 1h53'46
67 Daniel Navarro García Astana + 1h56'40
68 Gustav Erik Larsson Team Saxo Bank + 1h57'40
69 Gerben Johannes Löwik Omega Pharma-Lotto + 1h57'56
70 Peter Sagan Liquigas-Doimo + 1h58'37
71 Julien El Fares Cofidis, le Credit en Ligne + 2h03'02
72 Kevin Seeldraeyers Quick Step + 2h04'58
73 Francis De Greef Omega Pharma-Lotto + 2h05'09
74 Jelle Vanendert Omega Pharma-Lotto + 2h08'30
75 Paul Martens Rabobank + 2h09'51
76 Jurgen Van Goolen Omega Pharma-Lotto + 2h09'52
77 Benoît Vaugrenard Française des Jeux + 2h11'07
78 Simon Gerrans Sky Professional Cycling Team + 2h12'39
79 Mikhail Borisovich Ignatiev Team Katusha + 2h14'42
80 David De la Fuente Rasilla Astana + 2h19'34
81 Josep Jufré Pou Astana + 2h21'08
82 Oscar Freire Rabobank + 2h23'32
83 Matthew Lloyd Omega Pharma-Lotto + 2h24'59
84 John Gadret Ag2r La Mondiale + 2h25'23
85 Beñat Intxausti Elorriaga Euskaltel - Euskadi + 2h26'09
86 Alexandre Moos BMC Racing Team + 2h29'25
87 José Joaquín Rojas Gil Caisse d'Epargne + 2h29'39
88 Philip Deignan Cervélo Test Team + 2h32'33
89 Florian Stalder BMC Racing Team + 2h36'50
90 Francesco Reda Quick Step + 2h36'51
91 Thomas Rohregger Team Milram + 2h37'17
92 Aitor Hernández Gutiérrez Euskaltel - Euskadi + 2h41'47
93 Sérgio Miguel Moreira Paulinho Team RadioShack + 2h43'41
94 Trent Lowe Garmin - Transitions + 2h44'20
95 Maarten Tjallingii Rabobank + 2h45'08
96 Enrico Gasparotto Astana + 2h52'10
97 Maxime Bouet Ag2r La Mondiale + 2h53'03
98 Christophe Riblon Ag2r La Mondiale + 2h54'07
99 Mauricio Alberto Ardila Cano Rabobank + 2h54'14
100 Cyril Gautier Bbox Bouygues Telecom + 2h55'49
101 Jussi Veikkanen Française des Jeux + 3h08'08
102 Pavel Brutt Team Katusha + 3h15'59
103 Sylvain Calzati Sky Professional Cycling Team + 3h16'08
104 Marco Pinotti Team HTC - Columbia + 3h16'18
105 Assan Bazayev Astana + 3h22'12
106 Dominique Rollin Cervélo Test Team + 3h37'28
107 Leonardo Fabio Duque Cofidis, le Credit en Ligne + 3h40'44
108 Frederik Willems Liquigas-Doimo + 3h44'58
109 Murilo Antonio Fischer Garmin - Transitions + 3h49'58
110 Steve Morabito BMC Racing Team s.t.
111 Ben Swift Sky Professional Cycling Team + 3h51'05
112 Robbie McEwen Team Katusha + 3h52'01
113 Greg Van Avermaet Omega Pharma-Lotto + 3h53'51
114 Steve Chainel Bbox Bouygues Telecom + 3h55'43
115 Matthew Goss Team HTC - Columbia + 3h56'26
116 Robert Hunter Garmin - Transitions + 3h58'25
117 Mark Cavendish Team HTC - Columbia + 4h00'59
118 Samuel Dumoulin Cofidis, le Credit en Ligne + 4h17'12
119 Scott Nydam BMC Racing Team + 4h19'41
120 Koldo Fernández de Larrea Euskaltel - Euskadi + 4h20'43
121 Allan Davis Astana + 4h23'37
122 Anthony Geslin Française des Jeux + 4h24'12
123 Andreas Klier Cervélo Test Team + 4h25'58
124 Gert Steegmans Team RadioShack + 4h30'29
125 Christopher Sutton Sky Professional Cycling Team + 4h31'09
126 Tomas Vaitkus Team RadioShack + 4h36'39
127 Danilo Wyss BMC Racing Team + 4h37'13
128 Tyler Farrar Garmin - Transitions + 4h39'48
129 Frank Høj Team Saxo Bank + 4h41'01
130 Wouter Weylandt Quick Step + 4h41'15
131 Iván Velasco Murillo Euskaltel - Euskadi + 4h42'12
132 Julian Dean Garmin - Transitions + 4h42'43
133 William Bonnet Bbox Bouygues Telecom + 4h45'34
134 Gerald Ciolek Team Milram + 4h46'14
135 Lloyd Mondory Ag2r La Mondiale + 4h46'31
136 André Greipel Team HTC - Columbia + 4h47'06
137 Markus Eichler Team Milram + 4h48'46
138 Tom Leezer Rabobank + 4h48'54
139 Arnaud Gérard Française des Jeux + 4h54'28
140 Fabio Sabatini Liquigas-Doimo + 4h54'51
141 Mauro Santambrogio BMC Racing Team + 4h55'10
142 Geoffroy Lequatre Team RadioShack + 4h55'36
143 Roger Hammond Cervélo Test Team + 4h56'44
144 Yauheni Hutarovich Française des Jeux + 4h56'47
145 Sébastien Hinault Ag2r La Mondiale + 5h00'38
146 Peter Wrolich Team Milram + 5h01'09
147 Sébastien Chavanel Française des Jeux + 5h02'01
148 Paul Voß Team Milram + 5h03'06
149 Rubén Pérez Moreno Euskaltel - Euskadi + 5h03'17
150 Jens Keukeleire Cofidis, le Credit en Ligne + 5h03'53
151 John Murphy BMC Racing Team + 5h04'11
152 Nikolay Trusov Team Katusha + 5h04'59
153 Iñaki Isasi Flores Euskaltel - Euskadi + 5h05'03
154 Wilfried Cretskens Omega Pharma-Lotto + 5h07'01
155 Greg Henderson Sky Professional Cycling Team + 5h07'40
156 Danilo Napolitano Team Katusha + 5h10'37
157 Graeme Brown Rabobank + 5h10'59
158 Jeremy Hunt Cervélo Test Team + 5h15'09
159 Aitor Galdós Alonso Euskaltel - Euskadi + 5h15'21
160 Servais Knaven Team Milram + 5h15'30
161 Pablo Urtasun Pérez Euskaltel - Euskadi + 5h19'45
162 Roger Kluge Team Milram + 5h20'21
163 Alex Rasmussen Team Saxo Bank + 5h20'33
164 Mark Renshaw Team HTC - Columbia + 5h20'55
165 Theo Bos Cervélo Test Team + 5h22'04
166 Adam Leigh Howard Team HTC - Columbia + 5h22'24
167 Iljo Keisse Quick Step + 5h22'59
168 Robert Förster Team Milram + 5h23'37
169 Lucas Sebastián Haedo Team Saxo Bank + 5h23'49
170 Alexander Kristoff BMC Racing Team + 5h24'06
171 Jacopo Guarnieri Liquigas-Doimo + 5h33'16
172 Francesco Chicchi Liquigas-Doimo + 5h42'13
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| ChrisSteeleAteMyHamster |
Posted on 18-06-2010 14:35
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That is the highest quality top 50 I think I've ever seen. 
Sky have the money but the other Brits kept the passion.
Why not check out my story of sexy new team Film4 - Asahi in the PCM10 Story section?
Much wub to: Cav, Millar, Lovqvist, Cunego, Hinc, Voigt, Cancellara, Menchov.
Wub to: Wiggins, Boonen, Beppu, Kloden, Gesink, Rogers, Moncoutie, Roche. |
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| Goldberger |
Posted on 18-06-2010 14:41
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What the hell is wrong with those results?
Evans winning, Conta 8 minutes behind, Devolder 6th place, and Armstrong 37th, 1 hour back ?????
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| Mresuperstar |
Posted on 18-06-2010 14:51
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Goldberger wrote:
What the hell is wrong with those results?
Evans winning, Conta 8 minutes behind, Devolder 6th place, and Armstrong 37th, 1 hour back ?????
If that's the standard of realism im shocked.
I know, crazy.
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| Setzel |
Posted on 18-06-2010 15:29
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well i simulated tdf 3 times and evans won all 3 of them because the pave stage there always conta andy lance and other loose 2 minutes to him he manages to be in top 10-15 of the stage , and after that he just stays with the favourites winning tdf around 1 minute ahead of the 2nd
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| Jones27 |
Posted on 18-06-2010 17:07
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This sounds so so bad, the AI seems to be very bad this year. Does everybody experience this??? 8 min. down to Contador is the most unralistic result I have seen in PCM since 2005. |
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| CrueTrue |
Posted on 18-06-2010 17:12
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So from one Tour where Contador didn't perform, you conclude that the AI is very bad?
There can be several reasons:
1) Bad form
2) Crashes
3) Stats
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| Jones27 |
Posted on 18-06-2010 17:32
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CrueTrue wrote:
So from one Tour where Contador didn't perform, you conclude that the AI is very bad?
There can be several reasons:
1) Bad form
2) Crashes
3) Stats
... a lot of other reasons than the AI.
I Thought it was just one exampel of something that had happened several times. But I allso aksed if others experienced the same thing, because it sounds unrealistic. |
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