Hi, this is a story about the chinese team called Champion System and I'm using the NRWR2012 database. Oh, and I also created young riders of my country and put them in the team.
The Leaders
Marco Cunha
One of the best sprinters of Portugal and Europe. He was a promishing sprinter in the past, having won the Volta a Portugal do Futuro, and now he wants to regain his career, beating the best sprinters in the world. That is his objective. He will be one of our leaders of the team.
Alberto Contador
A 3-week stage race specialist, he's definitely our leader of the team. He is one of three riders (including Quintana) who were hired by us. Contador, absolved by TAS, has one only objective and you know what.
The Sprinters
Anuar Manan
He is the toughest sprinter and one of the best in Asia. (If you said Australia is from Asia, you're wrong.) Manan is young but very talented and he wants to prove the sprinters that he can win something like beating them.
Jaan Kirsipuu
I thought he retired for good. This old man wants to finish his career with a win. Despite being 43 years old, Kirsipuu still has some sprinter habilities and he may be a good help for Manan for a sprint finish.
The Climbers
Nairo Quintana Rojas
Sacked by Movistar, Quintana was closed to return to the spanish team, but they rejected. So it was my chance to hire him and he accepted. A climbing specialist, Quintana is also one of the youngest riders of the team, but he knows how to win the one-week stage races.
Cameron Wurf
Wurf's dream was cycling. Well, the australian sees his oportunity as he is going show the world what he's made of. His objective is to help the leaders and winning the Australian Championship.
Alexander Kolobnev
Classics Specialist and a former Russian Champion, Kolobnev returns to cycling on our team, after the Tour de France where he accused doping. The Russian wants to be in shape for La Semaine des Ardennes, so he won't disappoint us.
The Youngsters
Pedro Paulinho
Remember that Sergio Paulinho was one of Contador's best friend? Well, the Spaniard will see Sergio's brother Pedro in action. Pedro is one of the fastest sprinters in the U23 in Portugal and he doesn't want to let his brother down by showing his sprinting skills and he's also a time-trial and cobble expert.
António Carvalho
Another sprinter from Portugal and he was Paulinho's teammate in the past. Carvalho showed his sprinting skills at the Volta a Portugal last year, finishing third in the first stage. Like Paulinho, he wants to be one of the most promishing riders of the season.
Edited by wilx7 on 14-09-2012 18:56
Guys, I didn't export the results neither taking screenshot because a problem shut my computer down, after I finished the race. So I tell what happened in the race: I put two of my team in the breakaway (Cameron Wurf and Aaron Kemps) then I tried to put William Clarke in front, but it was too late. GreenEdge should be working but they let them go. So it was a good chance for me. Then 8km to go, Wurf attacked and never got caught. Kemps cracks on the final mountain. The peloton was over 12 minutes behind the breakaway before Wurf's attack. Last Km to go, Wurf rested but had a minute in front of the 2nd Group (Adam Hansen, Steele von Hoff, Timothy Roe, Hilton Clarke, Graeme Brown and Dean Windsor). He raised his hands, points his fingers to the sky as he crosses the line as the NEW AUSSIE CHAMPION. Von Hoff takes 2nd and Hansen gets 3rd behind Brown, while Kemps and William Clarke stayed in the top 10 (8th and 9th).
Cameron Wurf with the Australian jersey at GP Costa Degli EtruschiEdited by wilx7 on 14-09-2012 22:34
Today is almost flat, with a mountain section at the beginning. So let's hope for another win today. Also, before the start of the race, a minute of silence for Marco Pantani on his 7th anniversary of his death.
A minute of silence for the Italian legend
So many attempts for a breakaway, only three riders escape and made it perfectly while the peloton let them go.
Breakaway of the day
The escapees were 8'30 in front of the peloton and I decided to put my team to work for the final sprint for Manan.
But then...
Dominik Nerz and Marco Marzano attacked and that was worse for me. Fortunatelly, they got caught by other teams like Miche and Colnago.
The escapees were still in front.
Then 8km to go, I decided to increase the rhythm and preparing the sprint for our sprinter.
The Champion System's train
Because of that, the escapees knew that their chance was over. So they decided to give up the victory and let it for the fastest men in the peloton.
No chance for the escapees
Cameron Wurf, wearing the Aussie champion jersey, increase his rhythm for Gardeyn launching the sprint for Manan. And the Belgian started sprinting.
Gardeyn sprints to Manan
And there goes the Malaysian, sprinting like a mad man!
Manan sprints away
And what an incredible speed by the youngster
Could this be his 1st win of the season?
It is! Anuar Manan gets his 1st international win of his career, his 1st win of the season and 4th of our team (includes team classification). What a work by our team and what a win for the Malaysian.
Results: 1 Anuar Manan Team Champion System 4h14'32
2 Cristian Delle Stelle Colnago - CSF Inox s.t.
3 Kristjan Koren Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
4 Giuseppe De Maria Team Idea s.t.
5 Claudio Corioni Acqua & Sapone s.t. 6 Gorik Gardeyn Team Champion System s.t.
7 James Vanlandschoot Accent.jobs - Willems Verandas s.t.
8 Mauro Richeze Team Nippo s.t.
9 Enrico Peruffo Miche - Guerciotti s.t.
10 Sonny Colbrelli Colnago - CSF Inox s.t.
Spoiler
11 Federico Canuti Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
12 Enrico Battaglin Colnago - CSF Inox s.t.
13 Fabio Taborre Acqua & Sapone s.t.
14 Jempy Drucker Accent.jobs - Willems Verandas s.t.
15 Marco Frapporti Team Idea s.t.
16 Simone Campagnaro Team Nippo s.t. 17 Cameron Wurf Team Champion System s.t.
18 Denys Kostyuk Lampre - ISD s.t.
19 Nicola Boem Colnago - CSF Inox s.t.
20 Alessandro Malaguti Miche - Guerciotti s.t.
21 Diego Ulissi Lampre - ISD s.t.
22 Simone Boifava Team Idea s.t.
23 Edward King Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
24 Rafael Andriato Farnese Vini - Selle Italia s.t.
25 Francesco Reda Acqua & Sapone s.t.
26 Paolo Locatelli Colnago - CSF Inox s.t.
27 Eros Capecchi Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
28 Bart Wellens Telenet - Fidea s.t.
29 Gianluca Brambilla Colnago - CSF Inox s.t.
30 Alessandro Donati Acqua & Sapone s.t.
31 Francesco Failli Farnese Vini - Selle Italia s.t.
32 Marcel Meisen BKCP - Powerplus s.t.
33 Pierpaolo De Negri Farnese Vini - Selle Italia s.t.
34 Gianluca Randazzo Miche - Guerciotti s.t.
35 Fabio Felline Androni Giocattoli - CIPI s.t.
36 Fortunato Baliani Team Nippo s.t.
37 Giuseppe Di Salvo Miche - Guerciotti s.t.
38 Paolo Ciavatta Acqua & Sapone s.t.
39 Alexander Zdanov Team Nippo s.t.
40 Kevin Hulsmans Farnese Vini - Selle Italia s.t.
41 Alessandro Bisolti Team Idea s.t.
42 Jose Rujano Androni Giocattoli - CIPI s.t.
43 Leopoldo Rocchetti Miche - Guerciotti s.t.
44 Fransesco Di Paolo Acqua & Sapone s.t. 45 Craig Lewis Team Champion System s.t.
46 Mauro Da Dalto Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 47 Kin San Wu Team Champion System s.t.
48 Luca Dodi Team Idea s.t.
49 Giairo Ermetti Androni Giocattoli - CIPI s.t.
50 Oleg Chuzhda Accent.jobs - Willems Verandas s.t.
51 Morris Possoni Lampre - ISD s.t. 52 Biao Liu Team Champion System s.t.
53 Tomas Aurelio Gil Martinez Androni Giocattoli - CIPI s.t.
54 Nicola Dal Santo Miche - Guerciotti s.t.
55 Salvatore Mancuso Androni Giocattoli - CIPI s.t.
56 Diego Caccia Farnese Vini - Selle Italia s.t.
57 Ryohei Komori Team Nippo s.t.
58 Oleksandr Kvachuk Lampre - ISD s.t.
59 Alessandro Spezialetti Lampre - ISD s.t.
60 Henry Frusto Team Nippo s.t.
61 Marco Marzano Lampre - ISD s.t.
62 Stijn Vandenbergh OmegaPharma - Quick Step s.t.
63 Leonardo Giordani Farnese Vini - Selle Italia s.t.
64 Cristiano Monguzzi Utensilnord - Named s.t.
65 Emanuele Sella Androni Giocattoli - CIPI s.t.
66 Josef Benetseder Team Voralberg s.t.
67 Stiven Fanelli Utensilnord - Named s.t.
68 David Van der Poel BKCP - Powerplus s.t.
69 Patrick Konrad Team Voralberg s.t.
70 Dominik Nerz Liquigas - Cannondale s.t.
71 Francisco Mancebo CompetitiveCyclist.com s.t.
72 Aritz Bagues Orbea Continental s.t.
73 Andrew Fenn OmegaPharma - Quick Step s.t.
74 Tom Meeusen Telenet - Fidea s.t.
75 Matteo Trentin OmegaPharma - Quick Step s.t.
76 Fabio Piscopiello Utensilnord - Named s.t.
77 Guillaume Van Keirsbulck OmegaPharma - Quick Step s.t.
78 Cesar Grajales CompetitiveCyclist.com s.t.
79 Aristide Ratti Team Idea s.t.
80 Niels Albert BKCP - Powerplus s.t.
81 Arnaud Jouffroy Telenet - Fidea s.t.
82 Philipp Walsleben BKCP - Powerplus s.t.
83 Oleg Berdos Utensilnord - Named s.t.
84 Daniel Rinner Team Voralberg s.t.
85 Filippo Baggio Utensilnord - Named s.t.
86 Jens Vandekinderen Telenet - Fidea s.t.
87 Davide Mucelli Utensilnord - Named s.t.
88 Corne Van Kessel Telenet - Fidea s.t.
89 Igor Merino Orbea Continental s.t.
90 David Williams CompetitiveCyclist.com s.t.
91 Cole House CompetitiveCyclist.com s.t.
92 Micki Van Empel Telenet - Fidea s.t.
93 Dominik Hrinkow Team Voralberg s.t.
94 Tobias Jenny Team Voralberg s.t.
95 Iljo Keisse OmegaPharma - Quick Step s.t.
96 Michael Vanthourenhout BKCP - Powerplus s.t.
97 Aritz Etxebarria Orbea Continental s.t.
98 Dennis Wauch Team Voralberg s.t.
99 Nathan King CompetitiveCyclist.com s.t.
100 Tommy Nankervis CompetitiveCyclist.com s.t.
101 Haritz Orbe Orbea Continental s.t.
102 Gert Steegmans OmegaPharma - Quick Step s.t.
103 Wietse Bosmans BKCP - Powerplus s.t.
104 Andoni Blazquez Orbea Continental s.t.
105 Jon Aberasturi Orbea Continental s.t.
Marco Cunha
Alberto Contador
Anuar Manan
Jaan Kirsipuu
Nairo Quintana Rojas
Cameron Wurf
Alexander Kolobnev
