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| lukaas |
Posted on 21-07-2012 13:57
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Hello there!
It's me, Lukas. You know, the new Sports Director of Team Barclays Umbro. We are a British team with big ambitions to challenge Team Sky to be the biggest British team. We have got a large budget to operate with from our lovely sponsors Barclays, Umbro and Scott. But we have to hurry, it's the 25th of December so we just got a week to sign our squad. That means, no Christmas for me. 
We will try to sign riders like Cavendish, Wiggins and so on but it will be hard. I think they are pretty satisfied to be in Sky at the moment, but we will do our best!
I have started to negotiate with some riders but I wont tell you any name before everything is done. But I can gladly tell you that we already have signed three riders!
We can say welcome to David Millar, Dan Martin and Gustav Larsson!
It will be a pleasure to work with them.
Well, I think I should present our sponsors a bit more.
Barclays will be our main sponsor this season. Here comes some facts about them.
Barclays is a British multinational banking and financial services company headquartered in London, United Kingdom. It has operations in over 50 countries and territories across Africa, Asia, Europe, North America and South America and around 48 million customers. As of 31 December 2010 it had total assets of US$2.33 trillion, the fourth-largest of any bank worldwide.
In sports does Barclays already sponsor the best football league in Europe: Barclays Premier League. Now they feel to try their luck in the fantastic cycling sport too.
Umbro is our second sponsor. Umbro is famous for their fantastic football equipment. It was founded by the great Harold Humphreys and his brother.
Scott will be our bike sponsor. They are doing equipment for a lot of sports. Me self has a Scott-bike and it's great, of course! 
Well that was everything for me today. I will update you with our transfers and sponsor goals. See you and have a nice Christmas day!
Edited by lukaas on 22-07-2012 02:37
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Posted on 21-07-2012 14:01
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I will be playing the PCM.daily's 2012 DB V2 with some few attributes changes. In game I will be playing on Hard but I will have normal as the career difficult.
Rider development will be 0.5
Btw, this is my first story so be nice. But I would love to take advices! 
Regards
Lukas
Edited by lukaas on 24-07-2012 11:37
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Posted on 21-07-2012 15:40
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Millar, Martin and Larsson are three great signings |
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Posted on 22-07-2012 02:11
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27 of December
Good morning everyone!
I have some great news! Yesterday we signed eight more riders! Today I will be pretty busy because I'll have some contract talks with two superstars in Team Sky! Which can it be?
I think you are pretty curious to see which riders I've signed. Here you got them - Samuel Dumoulin, Geraint Thomas, Lars Bak, David Zabriske, Peter Kennaugh, Stephen Cummings, Kanstantsin Siutsou and the great youngster Joseph Dombrowski!
I think we can sign three more riders before the day has ended! Can't wait until the season starts!
See you!
// Lukas
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Posted on 22-07-2012 02:26
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You're putting together a really nice team!
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Posted on 22-07-2012 10:03
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28th of December
Hey again! Sorry that I didn't updated you with my newest transfers yesterday. Three days left before everything needs to be finished. Right now we have seventeen riders, that means, we've signed six more riders!
The riders are - Thomas De Gendt, Filippo Pozzato, Ben Swift, Vasil Kyriyenka, Taylor Phinney and "the new Cavendish", Andrew Fenn.
In four days we will get our sponsor goals, so exiting!
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Posted on 23-07-2012 20:23
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1st of January
Hello! Sorry for late update.. Our team is fully completed now and we have done some real great signings! Maybe to good? 
I had two days contract-negotiations with Cavendish and Wiggins. Unfortunately Wiggins said no but from Cavendish we got a very positive answer! But we'll have to give everything. Cavendish has a clause that means if we not getting promoted this first season, he will join another team.
Instead om Wiggins we signed Froome who did it great in last years Vuelta a España.
We did also sign the world champion in ITT, Tony Martin. Michael Albasini, Lars Boom, Brice Feillu, Lieuwe Westra and Sep Vanmarcke was our last five signings.
I will in some minutes present you our sponsor goals and show you our jersey!
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Posted on 23-07-2012 21:19
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This team is looking like world beaters |
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Posted on 23-07-2012 23:01
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sutty68 wrote:
This team is looking like world beaters
Yeah! I'll kill myself if we don't get promoted! 
Full team:
Sponsor goals:
As you can see we have to search for a wild card in many races. We will begin with searching a wild card in the first tour this season - Tour Down Under.
If we receive a wild card to the Giro d'Italia our team will be built around Chris Froome with a great domestique in Thomas De Gendt.
Thomas De Gendt will two months before the Giro be our leader in Paris - Nice.
In TdF our team will be built around Mark Cavendish. We'll probably have seven team mates for Mark and then probably Dan Martin who's going for some stages wins.
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Posted on 23-07-2012 23:07
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We have no rider who could participate in the Australian Championships but here are top five from the ITT and the road race.
ITT:
1. Richie Porte
2. Cadel Evans
3. Michael Matthews
4. Rory Sutherland
5. Luke Durbridge
Road race:
1. Simon Gerrans
2. Richie Porte
3. Matthew Lloyd
4. Michael Matthews
5. Matthew Hayman
For some minuets ago I received an email about TDU. It said that we got a wild card! Wonder who's gonna ride for us...
I'll start playing the first stage in some minutes.
Edited by lukaas on 23-07-2012 23:07
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Posted on 23-07-2012 23:10
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Best team, stats-like?
(Maybe RSNT is a little bit stronger though)
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Posted on 23-07-2012 23:41
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Bet that most of your sponsor goals will be met |
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Posted on 23-07-2012 23:56
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sutty68 wrote:
Bet that most of your sponsor goals will be met
Well, I'm not the best player but if we get wild cards for the races so yes.. 
Here are the jersey:
Thanks to fcancellara who made it!
Stage 1 of TDU is coming up soon! |
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Posted on 24-07-2012 00:11
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That team is so OP. 
Edited by baseballlover312 on 24-07-2012 00:12
RIP Exxon Duke, David Veilleux, Double Feature, and Monster Energy |
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baseballlover312 wrote:
That team is so OP.
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Posted on 24-07-2012 00:44
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baseballlover312 wrote:
That team is so OP.
Agree. The team is OP but I'm "UP". If it's getting to easy I will put the difficulty to extreme. |
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First UCI ProTour race this season is here!
Our teams leader for this tour is Samuel Dumoulin.
Our team for TDU:
First stage: 
Start list: Spoiler
Astana
1. A.Vinokourov
2. B.Božic
3. A.Dyachenko
4. V.Iglinskiy
5. R.Kiserlovski
6. S.Ponzi
7. E.Silin
Quick·Step
11. L.Leipheimer
12. G.Ciolek
13. K.De Weert
14. N.Maes
15. F.Rabon
16. G.Van Keirsbulck
17. S.Vandenbergh
Lampre
21. D.Cunego
22. D.Hondo
23. Y.Krivtsov
24. A.Malori
25. D.Pietropolli
26. D.Righi
27. D.Viganò
Vacansoleil
31. R.Feillu
32. K.Boeckmans
33. S.Devolder
34. P.Ligthart
35. M.Marcato
36. M.Mortensen
37. F.Veuchelen
Garmin
41. H.Haussler
42. T.Farrar
43. N.Haas
44. M.Kreder
45. M.Maaskant
46. J.Rathe
47. J.Vansummeren
FDJ
51. J.Roy
52. W.Bonnet
53. N.Bouhanni
54. A.Demare
55. P.Fédrigo
56. A.Geslin
57. M.Ladagnous
RadioShack
61. D.Bennati
62. J.Fuglsang
63. G.Nizzolo
64. G.Rast
65. H.Roulston
66. J.Sergent
67. R.Wagner
AG2R
71. J.Gadret
72. M.Belletti
73. M.Chérel
74. M.Elmiger
75. S.Georges
76. S.Minard
77. B.Shpilevsky
Sky
81. J.A.Flecha
82. D.Appollonio
83. M.Hayman
84. J.Hunt
85. D.Pate
86. I.Stannard
87. C.Sutton
Lotto
91. A.Greipel
92. J.Debusschere
93. K.Dehaes
94. G.Henderson
95. M.Neyens
96. J.Roelandts
97. M.Sohrabi
Euskaltel
101. E.Martínez
102. V.Cabedo
103. R.García
104. G.Izagirre
105. I.Izagirre
106. R.Pérez
107. P.Urtasun
Katusha
111. Á.Vicioso
112. M.Haller
113. A.Kuschynski
114. A.Porsev
115. R.Selig
116. G.Smukulis
117. M.Vantomme
Movistar
121. M.Bruseghin
122. R.Costa
123. I.Gutiérrez
124. J.Herrada
125. J.Iriarte
126. Á.Madrazo
127. F.J.Ventoso
Saxo Bank
131. N.Sørensen
132. J.Cantwell
133. J.J.Haedo
134. L.Roberts
135. D.Tanner
136. M.Tosatto
137. T.R.Vinther
Acqua & Sapone
141. D.Di Luca
142. C.Corioni
143. F.Di Paolo
144. R.Marzoli
145. D.Napolitano
146. F.Reda
147. F.Taborre
BARCLAYS
151. S.Dumoulin
152. S.Cummings
153. A.Fenn
154. P.Kennaugh
155. G.Larsson
156. T.Phinney
157. B.Swift
Orica
161. M.Goss
162. F.Beppu
163. J.Dean
164. L.Howard
165. A.Kruopis
166. C.Meyer
167. W.Sulzberger
Rabobank
171. B.Tankink
172. J.Bol
173. T.Bos
174. R.Flens
175. T.Leezer
176. M.Matthews
177. G.Niermann
Argos
181. J.Degenkolb
182. R.Curvers
183. B.De Backer
184. C.Ji
185. D.Klemme
186. R.Van Zandbeek
187. T.Veelers
Liquigas
191. D.Oss
192. M.Bodnar
193. M.Da Dalto
194. T.Dall'Antonia
195. E.King
196. M.Moser
197. F.Sabatini
BMC
201. M.Schär
202. B.Bookwalter
203. M.Burghardt
204. K.Lodewyck
205. M.Quinziato
206. T.Roe
207. D.Wyss
Europcar
211. D.Veilleux
212. Sé.Chavanel
213. R.Chtioui
214. D.Gaudin
215. S.Haddou
216. V.Jérôme
217. A.Pichot
Race preview
It's a day for the sprinters. Our goal for today is to be in the top 10. I think that Ben Swift will have the best chances to do that so the team will be riding for him today.
Race:
Today we were starting in Prospect. After 20km did Bouhanni attack. Eleven men did follow him and the first breakaway of the season were created.
Breakaway: Spoiler Ted King
Marcus Burghardt
Jeremy Hunt
Pablo Urtasun
Maxime Vantomme
Frederik Veuchelen
Damien Gaudin
Francisco Ventoso
Nacer Bouhanni
Claudio Corioni
Dominic Klemme
Stijn Vandenbergh
After 74km was is time for the first intermediate sprint. After a very hard fight with Corione did Klemme take the 6 point.
First intermediate sprint: Spoiler 1. Klemme 6p
2. Corioni 4p
3. Hunt 2p
Only 9km later was it time for the first, and the only mountain sprint on this stage. Burghardt was the only one who attacked and claimed maximum points.
Mountain sprint: Spoiler 1. Burghardt 16p
2. Vandenbergh 12p
3. Vantomme 8p
4. King 6p
5. Veuchelen 4p
When the peloton reached the summit they were only 3'30 behind.
With 45km to go the breakaway reached the second intermediate sprint for today. Once again was Klemme the fastest.
Second intermediate sprint: Spoiler 1. Klemme 6p
2. Hunt 4p
3. Burghardt 2p
With 20km to go had the breakaway been catch. With 5km to go had Larsson and Dumoulin found a great position at the front but Swift was a bit down and Larsson had to wait.
With 1.5km to go did Haussler launch the sprint for Tyler Farrar who was in a great position.
With 600m left did Farrar launch his sprint (damn missed that pic) but he was challenged by Greipel.
After a very hard sprint was Greipel the strongest!
Greipel takes the stage and the leader jersey!
Full result: Spoiler
1 André Greipel Lotto Belisol Team 3h26'17
2 Tyler Farrar Garmin - Sharp s.t.
3 Matthew Goss Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
4 Daniel Oss Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
5 Juan José Haedo Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
6 Michael Matthews Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
7 Daniele Bennati RadioShack - Nissan s.t.
8 Heinrich Haussler Garmin - Sharp s.t.
9 Gerald Ciolek Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
10 Christopher Sutton Sky Procycling s.t.
11 Ángel Vicioso Katusha Team s.t.
12 Manuel Belletti AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
13 Romain Feillu Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
14 John Degenkolb Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
15 Ben Swift BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
16 Anthony Geslin FDJ - BigMat s.t.
17 Michel Kreder Garmin - Sharp s.t.
18 Rubén Pérez Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
19 Samuel Dumoulin BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
20 Marco Marcato Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
21 Andrew Fenn BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
22 Damiano Cunego Lampre - ISD s.t.
23 Taylor Phinney BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
24 Rui Costa Movistar Team s.t.
25 Robert Kiserlovski Astana Pro Team s.t.
26 Danilo Di Luca Acqua & Sapone s.t.
27 Stijn Devolder Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
28 Grégory Rast RadioShack - Nissan s.t.
29 Nicki Sørensen Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
30 Troels Ronning Vinther Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
31 Valentin Iglinskiy Astana Pro Team s.t.
32 Francesco Reda Acqua & Sapone s.t.
33 Egoi Martínez Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
34 Ricardo García Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
35 Hayden Roulston RadioShack - Nissan s.t.
36 Levi Leipheimer Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
37 Jakob Rathe Garmin - Sharp s.t.
38 Julian Dean Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
39 Leigh Howard Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
40 Fabio Sabatini Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
41 Matthieu Ladagnous FDJ - BigMat s.t.
42 Mahdi Sohrabi Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
43 Jürgen Roelandts Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
44 Greg Henderson Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
45 Wesley Sulzberger Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
46 Theo Bos Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
47 Peter Kennaugh BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
48 Aidis Kruopis Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
49 William Bonnet FDJ - BigMat s.t.
50 Jens Debusschere Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
51 Frantisek Rabon Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
52 Cameron Meyer Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
53 Rüdiger Selig Katusha Team s.t.
54 Martijn Maaskant Garmin - Sharp s.t.
55 Giacomo Nizzolo RadioShack - Nissan s.t.
56 Maarten Neyens Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
57 Johan Vansummeren Garmin - Sharp s.t.
58 Kenny Dehaes Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
59 Juan Antonio Flecha Sky Procycling s.t.
60 Jonathan Cantwell Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
61 Matthew Hayman Sky Procycling s.t.
62 Pablo Urtasun Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
63 Claudio Corioni Acqua & Sapone s.t.
64 Kris Boeckmans Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
65 Luke Roberts Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
66 Jesús Herrada Movistar Team s.t.
67 Gustav Erik Larsson BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
68 Tom Veelers Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
69 Nathan Haas Garmin - Sharp s.t.
70 Frederik Veuchelen Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
71 Boris Shpilevski AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
72 Maxime Vantomme Katusha Team s.t.
73 Adriano Malori Lampre - ISD s.t.
74 Jeremy Hunt Sky Procycling s.t.
75 Tom Leezer Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
76 Simone Ponzi Astana Pro Team s.t.
77 Dominic Klemme Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
78 Jesse Sergent RadioShack - Nissan s.t.
79 Moreno Moser Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
80 Maciej Bodnar Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
81 Francisco José Ventoso Movistar Team s.t.
82 Sébastien Chavanel Team Europcar s.t.
83 Arnaud Demare FDJ - BigMat s.t.
84 Nacer Bouhanni FDJ - BigMat s.t.
85 Stephen Cummings BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
86 Bram Tankink Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
87 Stijn Vandenbergh Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
88 Gorka Izagirre Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
89 Sébastien Minard AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
90 Roy Curvers Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
91 Guillaume Van Keirsbulck Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
92 Martin Mortensen Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
93 Robert Wagner RadioShack - Nissan s.t.
94 Víctor Cabedo Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
95 Tiziano Dall'Antonia Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
96 Manuel Quinziato BMC Racing Team s.t.
97 Fumiyuki Beppu Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
98 Gatis Smukulis Katusha Team s.t.
99 Ángel Madrazo Movistar Team s.t.
100 Jetse Bol Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
101 Danilo Napolitano Acqua & Sapone s.t.
102 Fabio Taborre Acqua & Sapone s.t.
103 Ion Izagirre Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
104 Danilo Wyss BMC Racing Team s.t.
105 Nikolas Maes Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
106 Marzio Bruseghin Movistar Team s.t.
107 David Tanner Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
108 Ruggero Marzoli Acqua & Sapone s.t.
109 Alexander Porsev Katusha Team s.t.
110 Klaas Lodewyck BMC Racing Team s.t.
111 Brent Bookwalter BMC Racing Team s.t.
112 Sylvain Georges AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
113 Jérémy Roy FDJ - BigMat s.t.
114 Ronan Van Zandbeek Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
115 Davide Appollonio Sky Procycling s.t.
116 Timothy Roe BMC Racing Team s.t.
117 Damien Gaudin Team Europcar s.t.
118 David Veilleux Team Europcar s.t.
119 Iván Gutiérrez Movistar Team s.t.
120 Javier Iriarte Movistar Team s.t.
121 Rafaâ Chtioui Team Europcar s.t.
122 Marco Haller Katusha Team s.t.
123 Yuriy Krivtsov Lampre - ISD s.t.
124 Pierrick Fédrigo FDJ - BigMat s.t.
125 Rick Flens Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
126 Davide Viganò Lampre - ISD s.t.
127 Saïd Haddou Team Europcar s.t.
128 Pim Ligthart Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
129 Danilo Hondo Lampre - ISD s.t.
130 Mikaël Chérel AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
131 Bert De Backer Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
132 John Gadret AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
133 Jakob Fuglsang RadioShack - Nissan s.t.
134 Danny Pate Sky Procycling s.t.
135 Mauro Da Dalto Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
136 Aleksandr Kuschynski Katusha Team s.t.
137 Martin Elmiger AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
138 Daniele Pietropolli Lampre - ISD s.t.
139 Egor Silin Astana Pro Team s.t.
140 Borut Božic Astana Pro Team s.t.
141 Alexandre Pichot Team Europcar s.t.
142 Ian Stannard Sky Procycling s.t.
143 Francesco Di Paolo Acqua & Sapone s.t.
144 Kevin De Weert Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
145 Alexsandr Dyachenko Astana Pro Team s.t.
146 Vincent Jérôme Team Europcar s.t.
147 Daniele Righi Lampre - ISD s.t.
148 Grischa Niermann Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
149 Matteo Tosatto Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
150 Michael Schär BMC Racing Team s.t.
151 Alexandre Vinokourov Astana Pro Team s.t.
152 Marcus Burghardt BMC Racing Team s.t.
153 Edward King Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
154 Cheng Ji Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
My words - To bad Swift missed Dumoulins wheel because he was feeling pretty well. Top 15 is than passable.
Edited by lukaas on 24-07-2012 02:13
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Tour Down Under stage 2: 
Race preview
Today there's a hilly stage. Our expectations is on Samuel Dumoulin today. But it will be tough because riders like Vinokourov and Cunego does participate. It's a little chance that Swift will survive the hills but he will do his best! Our goals for today stage is to be in top15 at the finishing line.
Race
Already after 9km was a breakaway group formed. Sulzberger did the attack and he was followed by eleven riders. 
Breakaway: Spoiler Wesley Sulzberger
Frederik Veuchelen
Juan Antonio Flecha
Jesus Herrada
Nikolas Maes
William Bonnet
Troels Rönning Vinther
Ruggero Marzoli
Roy Curvers
Gatis Smukulis
Michael Schär
Vincent Jerôme
At the first intermediate sprint was William Bonnet the fastest in front of Sulzberger and Flecha.
First intermediate sprint: Spoiler 1. Bonnet 6p
2. Sulzberger 4p
3. Flecha 2p
At the mountain sprint with 100km to go was Bonnet the fastest in front of Marzoli and Herrada.
Mountain sprint: Spoiler 1. Bonnet 16p
2. Marzoli 12p
3. Herrada 8p
4. Sulzberger 6p
5. Maes 4p
But when the peloton reached the top were they only five minutes behind, it looked really bad for the breakaway. 
At the second intermediate time was Bonnet the fastest man again.
Second intermediate sprint: Spoiler 1. Bonnet 6p
2. Sulzberger 4p
3. Vinther 2p
The breakaway was catch with 40km to go, 5km later we decided to attack with Larsson.
Unfortunately did he never get a big gap and was catch 17km from the finish. 
With 6.5km remaining did Rui Costa attack. He had Cunego and Marcato on his wheel. We decided to stay in the peloton and hope that someone will catch the breakaway group.
With 4.3km to go did Haussler an attack. Only Pietropolli, Perez and Kiserlovski where able to follow. Once again we decided to stay in the peloton. At the front had Cunego rode away from Marcato and Costa who was in the peloton again.
With 1.7km left did the young Australian Michael Matthews attack. We were sleeping and missed the attack but Kennaugh did set a high pace in the main group.
With 1km to the finishing line did the front group of Cunego, Perez, Kiserlovski and Matthews launch their sprint. Who will win?
Kiserlovski wins! He was fantastic in the sprint and the other had no chance. Great start on the season for the Croatian climber. Matthews came in second place and Perez took third.
35 seconds later did Daniel Oss cross the line at fifth place and in sixth place were Peter Kennaugh who did an amazing sprint. Great start for Kennaugh. Unfortunately had Dumoulin a '-3' day so he did not have the legs in the final sprint. Cummings did also a great sprint and was at place ten.
Kiserlovski takes the stage and the lead in the GC.
Full result: Spoiler 1 Robert Kiserlovski Astana Pro Team 3h57'55
2 Michael Matthews Rabobank Cycling Team + 12
3 Rubén Pérez Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
4 Damiano Cunego Lampre - ISD s.t.
5 Daniel Oss Liquigas - Cannondale + 35
6 Peter Kennaugh BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
7 Alexandre Vinokourov Astana Pro Team s.t.
8 Anthony Geslin FDJ - BigMat s.t.
9 Jakob Fuglsang RadioShack - Nissan s.t.
10 Stephen Cummings BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
11 Levi Leipheimer Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
12 Samuel Dumoulin BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
13 Kevin De Weert Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
14 Marco Marcato Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
15 Pim Ligthart Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
16 Marzio Bruseghin Movistar Team s.t.
17 Gorka Izagirre Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
18 Michel Kreder Garmin - Sharp s.t.
19 Rui Costa Movistar Team s.t.
20 Ben Swift BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
21 Jérémy Roy FDJ - BigMat s.t.
22 Pierrick Fédrigo FDJ - BigMat s.t.
23 André Greipel Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
24 Daniele Bennati RadioShack - Nissan s.t.
25 Ion Izagirre Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
26 Daniele Pietropolli Lampre - ISD s.t.
27 Francesco Reda Acqua & Sapone s.t.
28 Gerald Ciolek Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
29 Egoi Martínez Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
30 Heinrich Haussler Garmin - Sharp s.t.
31 Manuel Belletti AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
32 Gustav Erik Larsson BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
33 Danilo Di Luca Acqua & Sapone s.t.
34 Marcus Burghardt BMC Racing Team s.t.
35 Matthew Goss Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
36 Matteo Tosatto Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
37 Moreno Moser Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
38 Johan Vansummeren Garmin - Sharp s.t.
39 Grischa Niermann Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
40 Martin Elmiger AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
41 Ángel Vicioso Katusha Team s.t.
42 Michael Schär BMC Racing Team s.t.
43 Nathan Haas Garmin - Sharp s.t.
44 John Gadret AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
45 Romain Feillu Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
46 Greg Henderson Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
47 Maarten Neyens Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
48 Nicki Sørensen Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
49 Ricardo García Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
50 Simone Ponzi Astana Pro Team s.t.
51 Egor Silin Astana Pro Team s.t.
52 Aleksandr Kuschynski Katusha Team s.t.
53 Rafaâ Chtioui Team Europcar s.t.
54 Frederik Veuchelen Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
55 Ruggero Marzoli Acqua & Sapone s.t.
56 Martijn Maaskant Garmin - Sharp s.t.
57 Taylor Phinney BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
58 Giacomo Nizzolo RadioShack - Nissan s.t.
59 Jürgen Roelandts Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
60 Andrew Fenn BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
61 Fabio Taborre Acqua & Sapone s.t.
62 Christopher Sutton Sky Procycling s.t.
63 Rick Flens Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
64 Borut Božic Astana Pro Team s.t.
65 Davide Viganò Lampre - ISD s.t.
66 Grégory Rast RadioShack - Nissan s.t.
67 Valentin Iglinskiy Astana Pro Team s.t.
68 Ángel Madrazo Movistar Team s.t.
69 Danilo Hondo Lampre - ISD s.t.
70 Javier Iriarte Movistar Team s.t.
71 Stijn Devolder Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
72 Juan Antonio Flecha Sky Procycling s.t.
73 Fabio Sabatini Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
74 Roy Curvers Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
75 Víctor Cabedo Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
76 Manuel Quinziato BMC Racing Team s.t.
77 Adriano Malori Lampre - ISD s.t.
78 Troels Ronning Vinther Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
79 Jakob Rathe Garmin - Sharp s.t.
80 Wesley Sulzberger Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
81 Danny Pate Sky Procycling s.t.
82 Guillaume Van Keirsbulck Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
83 Tiziano Dall'Antonia Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
84 Tyler Farrar Garmin - Sharp s.t.
85 Alexsandr Dyachenko Astana Pro Team s.t.
86 Pablo Urtasun Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
87 Jesús Herrada Movistar Team s.t.
88 Bram Tankink Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
89 John Degenkolb Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
90 Dominic Klemme Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
91 Cameron Meyer Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
92 Kris Boeckmans Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
93 Tom Leezer Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
94 Matthieu Ladagnous FDJ - BigMat s.t.
95 Daniele Righi Lampre - ISD s.t.
96 Stijn Vandenbergh Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
97 Sébastien Minard AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
98 Boris Shpilevski AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
99 Iván Gutiérrez Movistar Team s.t.
100 Nikolas Maes Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
101 Rüdiger Selig Katusha Team s.t.
102 Kenny Dehaes Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
103 Gatis Smukulis Katusha Team s.t.
104 Luke Roberts Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
105 Damien Gaudin Team Europcar s.t.
106 Edward King Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
107 Jetse Bol Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
108 Juan José Haedo Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
109 Francisco José Ventoso Movistar Team s.t.
110 David Veilleux Team Europcar s.t.
111 Jens Debusschere Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
112 Hayden Roulston RadioShack - Nissan s.t.
113 Klaas Lodewyck BMC Racing Team s.t.
114 Vincent Jérôme Team Europcar s.t.
115 Mahdi Sohrabi Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
116 Ronan Van Zandbeek Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
117 Theo Bos Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
118 Maxime Vantomme Katusha Team s.t.
119 Maciej Bodnar Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
120 Sébastien Chavanel Team Europcar s.t.
121 Jonathan Cantwell Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
122 Frantisek Rabon Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
123 Bert De Backer Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
124 Tom Veelers Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
125 Mikaël Chérel AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
126 Nacer Bouhanni FDJ - BigMat s.t.
127 Yuriy Krivtsov Lampre - ISD s.t.
128 Danilo Napolitano Acqua & Sapone + 3'56
129 William Bonnet FDJ - BigMat + 4'49
130 Saïd Haddou Team Europcar + 5'31
131 Alexandre Pichot Team Europcar s.t.
132 Matthew Hayman Sky Procycling s.t.
133 David Tanner Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
134 Leigh Howard Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
135 Timothy Roe BMC Racing Team s.t.
136 Marco Haller Katusha Team s.t.
137 Sylvain Georges AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
138 Claudio Corioni Acqua & Sapone s.t.
139 Fumiyuki Beppu Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
140 Aidis Kruopis Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
141 Alexander Porsev Katusha Team s.t.
142 Brent Bookwalter BMC Racing Team s.t.
143 Danilo Wyss BMC Racing Team s.t.
144 Mauro Da Dalto Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
145 Arnaud Demare FDJ - BigMat s.t.
146 Davide Appollonio Sky Procycling s.t.
147 Jeremy Hunt Sky Procycling s.t.
148 Ian Stannard Sky Procycling + 6'26
149 Robert Wagner RadioShack - Nissan + 7'38
150 Jesse Sergent RadioShack - Nissan + 9'38
151 Francesco Di Paolo Acqua & Sapone s.t.
152 Cheng Ji Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
153 Martin Mortensen Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team + 15'01
154 Julian Dean Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
GC: Spoiler 1 Robert Kiserlovski Astana Pro Team 7h24'02
2 Michael Matthews Rabobank Cycling Team + 16
3 Rubén Pérez Euskaltel - Euskadi + 18
4 Damiano Cunego Lampre - ISD + 22
5 André Greipel Lotto Belisol Team + 35
6 Tyler Farrar Garmin - Sharp + 39
7 Dominic Klemme Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
8 Matthew Goss Orica - GreenEdge + 41
9 Wesley Sulzberger Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
10 Troels Ronning Vinther Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank + 44
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16 Samuel Dumoulin BARCLAYS UMBRO +45
18 Ben Swift BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
26 Peter Kennaugh BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
33 Taylor Phinney BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
34 Andrew Fenn BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
39 Stephen Cummings BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
42 Gustav Erik Larsson BARCLAYS UMBRO s.t.
Full event list: Spoiler
Several riders have seen an opportunity in the slow pace of the peloton. We have 2 riders trying to create a breakaway. It remains to be seen if W.Sulzberger, W.Bonnet can agree amongst themselves to make the breakaway work.
Juan Antonio Flecha (Sky) is trying to counter!
The escapees have now put a minute between themselves and the peloton.
Attack by Frederik Veuchelen.
Attack by Jesús Herrada.
Attack by 3 riders. (R.Marzoli, N.Maes, G.Smukulis)
There's plenty of movement in the peloton with 4 riders trying to break away. The names are : V.Jérôme, R.Curvers, M.Schär, T.R.Vinther.
With more than 2 minutes on the peloton, the breakaway is beginning to look more convincing.
Jesús Herrada (Movistar) is trying to stick to the wheels of the attackers.
William Bonnet (FDJ) wins the intermediate sprint.
2nd Wesley Sulzberger (Orica).
3rd Juan Antonio Flecha (Sky).
The escapees have an ever decreasing lead on the peloton.
The peloton continues to lay down a fast pace
None of the big teams seem worried by the breakaway.
The peloton doesn't seem to have any intentions of pursuing the breakaway riders today.
Race update. Numerous riders are attempting attacks to break away from the peloton. Riders prominent in these attempts are : R.Marzoli, W.Sulzberger, T.R.Vinther, J.Herrada, W.Bonnet
William Bonnet (FDJ) wins the mountain sprint.
2nd Ruggero Marzoli (Acqua & Sapone).
3rd Jesús Herrada (Movistar).
The breakaway has now more than 5 minutes on the peloton.
John Gadret (AG2R) has fallen off the pace. He might, of course, be bluffing, but it doesn't look god for him.
William Bonnet (FDJ) wins the intermediate sprint.
2nd Wesley Sulzberger (Orica).
3rd Troels Ronning Vinther (Saxo Bank).
Lotto Belisol Team is giving its all in order to catch up.
The peloton moves up a gear and the speed increases.
The riders just arrived at the feeding zone. Half of their work is done.
The gap with the breakaway is beginning to shorten as the peloton seems set on denying them victory.
Only 50 kilometres left to the finish line. Things will now start to get serious.
The peloton has accelerated.
Game over for the breakaway. They have been absorbed back into the peloton.
The peloton is laying down a fast pace with Sky Procycling well in charge.
Attack by Gustav Erik Larsson.
The peloton has reeled-in the breakaway.
Just 15 km to go.
Jeremy Hunt (Sky) has had a bad fall. He seems to be having some problems so let's hope that it's not serious.
The numbers within the peloton continue to be whittled away with many no longer able to follow the pace.
Jeremy Hunt (Sky) may have been badly placed at the back, but he is certainly losing contact with the head of the group.
William Bonnet (FDJ) has fallen ! He looks slightly injured, but he will no doubt finish the race.
There's plenty of movement in the peloton with 3 riders trying to break away. The names are : R.Costa, D.Cunego, M.Marcato.
Only 5 kms to go !
Attack by 3 riders. (R.Costa, H.Haussler, D.Pietropolli)
Rubén Pérez (Euskaltel) is awake to everything and tries to react to every attack.
Robert Kiserlovski (Astana) is trying to counter!
The peloton has caught up with the morning's breakaway group. Maybe the riders will find another day to shine.
Damiano Cunego (Lampre) is the first to launch the final sprint
Attack by Michael Matthews (Rabobank) in the closing kilometres. It's a question of just going for it without looking at what's happening behind !
Time to celebrate for Robert Kiserlovski (Astana). After a sensational solo ride he pulls-off a deserved victory.
2nd Michael Matthews (Rabobank).
3rd Rubén Pérez (Euskaltel).
My words - Our goal was to have one rider in top 15. We had three riders in the top 15!? Great stage and everybody should be proud. The only misstake we did was when we didn't followed Matthews attack with 1.7km remaining. Tomorrow is a sprint stage and we hope that Swift can be able to surprise us. |
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Damn... The game did crash so I couldn't take pictures after the race. Anyway, Larsson won the only mountain sprint and came in second place at the first intermediate sprint. At the second intermediate sprint was Phinney first with Dumoulin in third. 13.5km to go was it a huge crash in the peloton with riders like Vinokourov and Burghardt involved. Luckily, no rider from Barclays Umbro were involved.
In the sprint was it really close between Goss and Ciolek but Ciolek was the strongest and won with Goss in second and Lighart in third. Swift did a good sprint and got tenth place. |
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Tour Down Under stage 4
Race preview
A new short stage for the sprinters. Swift did it good yesterday and we hope he can keep it up and take another top 10 place. We'll try to join a break with Phinney who is 11th in the GC.
Race
Demare did an early attack and Wyss and King followed him. Then was it time for Phinney to attack! 
He created a gap to the peloton who wasn't interested in catch the breakaway. Phinney won the first intermediate sprint in front of Demare and Wyss.
First intermediate sprint Spoiler 1. Phinney 6p
2. Demare 4p
3. Wyss 2p
In the Mountain sprint 6km later was Wyss the strongest. Now had the breakaway been joined by five more riders.
First mountain sprint Spoiler 1. Wyss 16p
2. Pate 12p
3. Demare 8p
4. Van Zandbeek 6p
5. King
Breakaway Spoiler Taylor Phinney
Danny Pate
Arnaud Demare
Danilo Wyss
Ronan Van Zandbeek
Damien Gaudin
Edward King
Ruggero Marzoli
Alexander Porsev
In the next intremediate sprint was Phinney the second fastest.
Second intermediate sprint Spoiler 1. King 6p
2. Phinney 4p
3. Demare 2p
With 42km to go did Izagirre attack! He had Rast, Madrazo and Tosatto on his wheel.
With 2km left to the summit in the second mountain sprint did Danny Pate attack. No one was able to follow him. He took the first place in the mountain sprint and even in the KoM competition.
Second mountain sprint Spoiler 1. Pate 16p
2. Rast 12p
3. Izagirre 8p
4. Madrazo 6p
5. Van Zandebeek 4p
But the peloton rode fast. At the top had the peloton 25 seconds to Phinneys group and 1'10 to Danny Pate. But what happends? The breakaway is increasing it's speed and with 14km to go is the gap to Phinneys group 50 seconds and the gap to Pate 1'20. Can they hold on?
No unfortunately did they catch the breakaway with 8km left.
With 1.5km left had Farrar an awesome position behind Haussler. Swift was gone long way back in the field.
Farrar did launch his sprint with 800m left. But Matthews and Ciolek were coming fast from behind.
And Ciolek wins it!!! An enormous sprint by the German. Swift was a huge disappointment. 
Results Spoiler 1 Gerald Ciolek Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team 3h18'52
2 Michael Matthews Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
3 Tyler Farrar Garmin - Sharp s.t.
4 Matthew Goss Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
5 Daniele Bennati RadioShack - Nissan s.t.
6 Manuel Belletti AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
7 Heinrich Haussler Garmin - Sharp s.t.
8 Daniel Oss Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
9 Anthony Geslin FDJ - BigMat s.t.
10 Juan José Haedo Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
11 Christopher Sutton Sky Procycling s.t.
12 André Greipel Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
13 Samuel Dumoulin Barclays Umbro s.t.
14 Stephen Cummings Barclays Umbro s.t.
15 Ben Swift Barclays Umbro s.t.
16 Michel Kreder Garmin - Sharp s.t.
17 Robert Kiserlovski Astana Pro Team s.t.
18 Alexandre Vinokourov Astana Pro Team s.t.
19 Grégory Rast RadioShack - Nissan s.t.
20 Matteo Tosatto Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
21 Andrew Fenn Barclays Umbro s.t.
22 Jérémy Roy FDJ - BigMat s.t.
23 Danilo Di Luca Acqua & Sapone s.t.
24 Pim Ligthart Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
25 Romain Feillu Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
26 Jakob Fuglsang RadioShack - Nissan s.t.
27 Borut Božic Astana Pro Team s.t.
28 Valentin Iglinskiy Astana Pro Team s.t.
29 Gustav Erik Larsson Barclays Umbro s.t.
30 Marco Marcato Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
31 Wesley Sulzberger Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
32 Gorka Izagirre Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
33 Damiano Cunego Lampre - ISD s.t.
34 Fabio Sabatini Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
35 Ángel Madrazo Movistar Team s.t.
36 Peter Kennaugh Barclays Umbro s.t.
37 Simone Ponzi Astana Pro Team s.t.
38 Martin Elmiger AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
39 Taylor Phinney Barclays Umbro s.t.
40 Adriano Malori Lampre - ISD s.t.
41 Leigh Howard Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
42 Greg Henderson Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
43 Rüdiger Selig Katusha Team s.t.
44 Kevin De Weert Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
45 Frederik Veuchelen Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
46 Martijn Maaskant Garmin - Sharp s.t.
47 Egor Silin Astana Pro Team s.t.
48 Cameron Meyer Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
49 Boris Shpilevski AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
50 Maciej Bodnar Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
51 Rafaâ Chtioui Team Europcar s.t.
52 Maarten Neyens Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
53 Jürgen Roelandts Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
54 Aidis Kruopis Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
55 Giacomo Nizzolo RadioShack - Nissan s.t.
56 Tom Leezer Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
57 Nacer Bouhanni FDJ - BigMat s.t.
58 Grischa Niermann Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
59 Nathan Haas Garmin - Sharp s.t.
60 Jeremy Hunt Sky Procycling s.t.
61 Johan Vansummeren Garmin - Sharp s.t.
62 Pablo Urtasun Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
63 Sébastien Minard AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
64 Hayden Roulston RadioShack - Nissan s.t.
65 Arnaud Demare FDJ - BigMat s.t.
66 Julian Dean Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
67 Ricardo García Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
68 Bram Tankink Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
69 Danilo Wyss BMC Racing Team s.t.
70 Sylvain Georges AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
71 Theo Bos Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
72 Ion Izagirre Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
73 Matthieu Ladagnous FDJ - BigMat s.t.
74 Matthew Hayman Sky Procycling s.t.
75 Alexsandr Dyachenko Astana Pro Team s.t.
76 Davide Appollonio Sky Procycling s.t.
77 Fumiyuki Beppu Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
78 Francisco José Ventoso Movistar Team s.t.
79 Daniele Pietropolli Lampre - ISD s.t.
80 Kris Boeckmans Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
81 Sébastien Chavanel Team Europcar s.t.
82 Juan Antonio Flecha Sky Procycling s.t.
83 Rick Flens Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
84 Edward King Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
85 Pierrick Fédrigo FDJ - BigMat s.t.
86 Michael Schär BMC Racing Team s.t.
87 Rui Costa Movistar Team s.t.
88 Danny Pate Sky Procycling s.t.
89 Marcus Burghardt BMC Racing Team s.t.
90 Guillaume Van Keirsbulck Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
91 Stijn Vandenbergh Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
92 Stijn Devolder Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
93 Fabio Taborre Acqua & Sapone s.t.
94 Rubén Pérez Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
95 Damien Gaudin Team Europcar s.t.
96 Luke Roberts Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
97 Alexander Porsev Katusha Team s.t.
98 Ruggero Marzoli Acqua & Sapone s.t.
99 Francesco Reda Acqua & Sapone s.t.
100 Jakob Rathe Garmin - Sharp s.t.
101 Jetse Bol Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
102 Nikolas Maes Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
103 John Gadret AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
104 Ronan Van Zandbeek Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
105 Marzio Bruseghin Movistar Team s.t.
106 David Veilleux Team Europcar s.t.
107 Frantisek Rabon Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
108 William Bonnet FDJ - BigMat s.t.
109 John Degenkolb Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
110 Mahdi Sohrabi Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
111 Kenny Dehaes Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
112 Iván Gutiérrez Movistar Team s.t.
113 Martin Mortensen Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
114 Levi Leipheimer Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team s.t.
115 Dominic Klemme Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
116 Tom Veelers Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
117 Tiziano Dall'Antonia Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
118 Danilo Napolitano Acqua & Sapone s.t.
119 Troels Ronning Vinther Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
120 David Tanner Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
121 Danilo Hondo Lampre - ISD s.t.
122 Claudio Corioni Acqua & Sapone s.t.
123 Nicki Sørensen Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
124 Davide Viganò Lampre - ISD s.t.
125 Javier Iriarte Movistar Team s.t.
126 Mikaël Chérel AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
127 Egoi Martínez Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
128 Bert De Backer Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
129 Robert Wagner RadioShack - Nissan s.t.
130 Jonathan Cantwell Team Saxo Bank - Tinkoff Bank s.t.
131 Maxime Vantomme Katusha Team s.t.
132 Jesse Sergent RadioShack - Nissan s.t.
133 Aleksandr Kuschynski Katusha Team s.t.
134 Víctor Cabedo Euskaltel - Euskadi s.t.
135 Saïd Haddou Team Europcar s.t.
136 Vincent Jérôme Team Europcar + 2'07
137 Roy Curvers Team Argos - Shimano s.t.
138 Jens Debusschere Lotto Belisol Team s.t.
139 Brent Bookwalter BMC Racing Team + 3'35
140 Timothy Roe BMC Racing Team s.t.
141 Marco Haller Katusha Team s.t.
142 Francesco Di Paolo Acqua & Sapone s.t.
143 Jesús Herrada Movistar Team s.t.
144 Mauro Da Dalto Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
145 Cheng Ji Team Argos - Shimano + 5'24
146 Ian Stannard Sky Procycling s.t.
147 Daniele Righi Lampre - ISD s.t.
148 Moreno Moser Liquigas - Cannondale + 6'33
149 Gatis Smukulis Katusha Team s.t.
150 Yuriy Krivtsov Lampre - ISD s.t.
151 Klaas Lodewyck BMC Racing Team s.t.
152 Alexandre Pichot Team Europcar s.t.
153 Manuel Quinziato BMC Racing Team s.t.
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