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SportingNonsense
Posted on 28-06-2012 12:12
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Seine-Marne-Seine, Vuelta a Colombia and Vattenfall were an important period in the ProTour - particularly Colombia for it's impact on the relegation battle.
After the Tour de France, the two teams directly above the relegation zone were Cafe de Colombia and Milka - Vittel. They topscored in Colombia, opening the gap to Carmeuse and Spyker.
Spoiler
Café de Colombia 723 Milka - Vittel 568 Pearl Adidas 429 Carmeuse - Bouygues Telecom 348 Bacardi - Ignis 315 Sony Ericsson 303 Jayco - Red Bull 260 Pendleton's Twicer 249 UBS - La Pierre 236 Jack Wolfskin 223 Team B&O 194 Vesuvio-Accumalux 185 Santander 181 Festina - Conec 138 Wiggle - San Pellegrino 121 Wikipedia 91 Nestlé Cycling Team 87 Spyker Cars 61 Webeffect 58
Webeffect become the target for Spyker and Carmeuse now, but a 700 point gap will be tough to claw back at this stage.
At the top end of the table, Pearl Adidas have moved back infront of Santander, in the 3 way battle with Sony Ericsson for what is most likely to be the bottom 2 podium spots - Vesuvio's lead remaining strong, despite Uran crashing.
And its just 500 points separating 5th and 14th - a battle that will go all the way down to the wire to decide not only 5th, but the 5 Top 10 spots below it. Bacardi have moved into the hot seat in 5th, while Nestle enter the Top 10 thanks purely to Tom Boonen.
1 1 Vesuvio-Accumalux 8162 2 3 Pearl Adidas 7082 3 2 Santander 7070 4 4 Sony Ericsson 6898 5 6 Bacardi - Ignis 6062 6 5 Jack Wolfskin 5940 7 7 Pendleton's Twicer 5839 8 9 Festina - Conec 5821 9 13 Nestlé Cycling Team 5746 10 8 Wiggle - San Pellegrino 5731 11 15 Milka - Vittel 5644 12 11 Wikipedia 5586 13 12 Team B&O 5576 14 10 UBS - La Pierre 5549 15 16 Café de Colombia 5029 16 14 Webeffect 4972 17 18 Carmeuse - Bouygues Telecom 4294 18 17 Spyker Cars 4174 19 19 Warner Brothers 3001
After at the Individual Standings, Riccardo Ricco may not have scored enough to really put pressue on Angel Madrazo at the top. He has a 384 point gap to make up, with both riding in Liechtenstein, but Ricco then riding Mendrisio and Lombardia aswell. He'll need to win at least one of them to close Madrazo down.
Damiano Cunego climbs to 3rd, while Tom Boonen is up to 10th. The Belgian duo of Boonen and Jan Bakelandts still have plenty of racing to come, so look set to climb higher in the standings.
Sergio Luis Henao scored 507 points in Colombia - compared to 551 for Cunego - and that lifts him up 12 places to 17th. Tiago Machado is also up 12 places thanks to his podium performance, and he is now 24th.
Sam Bewley and Diego Ulissi both took a second and a third place away from Seine and Vattenfall. Bewley goes up 5 to 16th, Ulissi is up 8 to 25th. In total, 638 riders have scored ranking points.
1 1 Angel Madrazo ESP Santander 2649 2 4 Riccardo Ricco ITA Bacardi - Ignis 2265 3 7 Damiano Cunego ITA Café de Colombia 2226 4 2 Yuri Trofimov RUS Sony Ericsson 2149 5 3 Aleksandr Pluchkin MOL Team B&O 2118 6 5 Taylor Phinney USA Wikipedia 1985 7 6 Jan Bakelants BEL Pearl Adidas 1833 8 8 Frank Schleck LUX Vesuvio-Accumalux 1713 9 16 Tom Boonen BEL Nestlé Cycling Team 1656 10 9 Emanuele Sella ITA Webeffect 1578 11 14 Simone Ponzi ITA Wiggle - San Pellegrino 1424 12 10 Justo Tenorio ESP Santander 1407 13 11 Alberto Contador ESP Festina - Conec 1398 14 13 Robert Gesink NED Jack Wolfskin 1378 15 12 Beñat Intxausti ESP Vesuvio-Accumalux 1374 16 21 Sam Bewley NZL Milka - Vittel 1289 17 29 Sergio Luis Henao Montoya COL Milka - Vittel 1247 18 15 Simon Spilak SLO Warner Brothers 1225 19 17 Andrei Amador CRC UBS - La Pierre 1139 20 22 Philippe Gilbert BEL Pendleton's Twicer 1113 21 18 Stefan Schumacher GER UBS - La Pierre 1103 22 19 Rubén Plaza ESP Jack Wolfskin 1047 23 20 Thomas Dekker NED Spyker Cars 1017 24 36 Tiago Machado POR Pearl Adidas 973 25 33 Diego Ulissi ITA Festina - Conec 918 26 28 Edvald Boasson Hagen NOR Team B&O 916 27 23 Domenico Pozzovivo ITA Vespa - Aprilia - De Rosa 844 28 31 Tejay Van Garderen USA Wikipedia 832 29 26 Alessandro Ballan ITA Sony Ericsson 831 30 27 Rigoberto Úran COL Vesuvio-Accumalux 830 31 24 Andrei Kashechkin KAZ Webeffect 804 32 25 Ben Swift GBR Vesuvio-Accumalux 789 33 44 José Angel Gomez Marchante ESP UBS - La Pierre 738 34 43 Rein Taaramäe EST Carmeuse - Bouygues Telecom 731 35 30 Fabian Cancellara SWI Carmeuse - Bouygues Telecom 730 36 42 Marcus Burghardt GER Bacardi - Ignis 722 37 32 David Zabriskie USA Pendleton's Twicer 702 38 34 Jaroslav Popovych UKR Wiggle - San Pellegrino 682 39 35 Stefan Denifl AUT Nestlé Cycling Team 676 40 37 Aleksandr Efimkin RUS Milka - Vittel 667 41 40 Sylvain Chavanel FRA Jack Wolfskin 664 42 41 Michael Van Stayen BEL Bacardi - Ignis 659 43 38 Peter Velits SVK Pearl Adidas 657 44 39 Jurgen Roelandts BEL Carmeuse - Bouygues Telecom 655 45 45 Filippo Pozzato ITA Festina - Conec 639 46 56 Walter Pedraza COL Sony Ericsson 618 47 46 Alejandro Valverde ESP Proximus - Trek 545 48 47 Konstantin Siutsou BLR Pendleton's Twicer 544 49 48 Vladimir Karpets RUS Nestlé Cycling Team 535 50 54 Gert Steegmans BEL Bacardi - Ignis 524
Full standings: https://pcmdaily.com/viewpage.php?page...page_id=42
CrueTrue
Posted on 28-06-2012 12:14
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Webeffect, we're coming to get you
Bushwackers
Posted on 28-06-2012 15:15
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Thats not good at all. I expected to drop back quite a bit, but 4 places down is not what I expected.
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SotD
Posted on 28-06-2012 15:18
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I could've used 100 or so more from Colombia, it will be very tough to make the top 5 now, and probably more likely that I will be ending somewhere in the 10th region.
I don't have a lot of races left that really suits me. On paper the best chance I have of succes is in the TONE, and I doubt my riders will make it through the first stage without crashing, but Pippo COULD do well.
GP Liechtenstein could give a top 5 if Contador is really fired up, but I reckon top 10 is more likely. The Eire Tour is not for me I think. Fourmies the same. Mendrisio could go either way, the TT race is out of the question and Lombardia is probably too tough for my italians.
Kami
Posted on 28-06-2012 15:22
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I've got leaders in all upcoming races, but it seems everyone else has aswell . Hope i can achieve my top 10 goal though.
wackojackohighcliffe
Posted on 28-06-2012 15:27
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Still going great. No complaints.
fenian_1234
Posted on 28-06-2012 19:05
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I hope that is now enough to survive. Not many more points we will really pick apart from maybe Lombardy.
Amazing stuff from Vesuvio-Accumalux - if Uran hadn't have fallen in Colombia conceivable that they'd have a 1500 point lead at the moment.
mb2612
Posted on 28-06-2012 19:26
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Kami wrote:
I've got leaders in all upcoming races, but it seems everyone else has aswell
. Hope i can achieve my top 10 goal though.
I don't
So you should overtake me. A top 5 would be an excellent result, with hopefully Madrazo winning the Individual rankings.
[url=www.pcmdaily.com/forum/viewthread.php?thread_id=33182]
Team Santander Media Thread [/url]
Please assume I am joking unless otherwise stated
niconico
Posted on 28-06-2012 19:31
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Why oh why did I think I could finish in the Top 5 this season
alexkr00
Posted on 28-06-2012 19:41
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Now I really start to regret those early crashes. The top 5 seems seriously in danger. Wouldn't be that big of a deal if it wouldn't mean a fourth goal missed this season.
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