Just post below which team you want. If you are first you get them, if not try again. Please dont make any team HQ's. When we are done your selection post will become your team HQ (At least for now)
Transfers
Spoiler
When all the teams have been filled (or as many after a period of time) a transfer period will open. You pm other managers about riders you want and negotiate there. When a deal is confirmed you will post it in the transfer thread (will be made when period opens). More information to follow when transfer period opens.
Calendar
All WT teams will have to race all the WT events. That is the full WT calendar from the TDU to Beijing.
All CT teams will have to race all the CT events. That is a calendar i will decide, with a mix of various non-wt races and one GT.
There is a 50 day limit for riders. WT
Spoiler
Tour Down Under Paris-Nice Tirreno-Adriatico Milan-San Remo Volta a Catalunya E3 Harelbeke Gent-Wevelgem Tour of Flanders Tour of the Basque Country Paris-Roubaix Amstel Gold Race La Fleche Wallonne Liege-Bastogne-Liege Tour de Romandie Giro d'Italia Criterium du Dauphine Tour de Suisse Tour de France Tour de Pologne Eneco Tour Classica de San Sebastian Vuelta a Espana Vatenfall Cyclassics GP Ouest-France GP de Quebec GP de Montreal Giro di Lombardia Tour of Beijing
CT
Spoiler
Tour de San Luis (7) Tour of Oman (6) Volta ao Algarve (5) Giro della Calabria (2) Tour du Haut Var (2) Klasika Primavera Gran Premio Miguel Indurain Vuelta a Burgos (5) Criterium International (3) GP di Lugano Strade Bianche Giro del Trentino (4) Omloop het Nieuwsblad Kuurne-Bruxelles-Kuurne Dwars door Vlaanderen Scheldeprijs 5 Jours de Dunkerque (5) Rund um Koln Rund um den Finanzplatz Eschborn-Frankfurt Memorial of Oleg Dyachenko Rogaland GP Tallinn-Tartu Grand Prix GP Kranj Ljubljana-Zagreb Amgen Tour of California (8) Bayern-Rundfahrt (5) Tour de Slovenie (4) Int. Osterreich-Rundfahrt (8) Paris-Bruxelles Tre Valli Varesine Giro dell'Emilia Milano-Torino Settimana Coppi e Bartali (6) Trofej Porec Tour of Quinghai Lake (9) Tour de Taiwan (7) Tour of the Battenkill TD Bank Philadelphia International Championship Tour de Beauce (6) Tour of Elk Grove (3) USA Pro Cycling Challenge (7) Japan Cup Post Danmark Rundt (6) World Ports Classic (2) Tour of Britain (8) Chrono des Nations GT Variant
Promotion
Clearly there are two divisions. WT and CT. Each race will give a team points. The lowest scoring two WT teams will be relegated, and the highest scoring CT teams will be promoted.
Also the poorest WT team (after the points relegation) will be relegated and the richest CT team (after the points promotion) will be promoted. Money can be earned from results.
(i will post points and money systems later)
Nationals + Worlds
Spoiler
Nationals are simple. If there is a playable one in game, i will run it and the winners will be the NC's. For those nations without a playable NC then the highest ranked rider will be RR champ, and the "average" highest in TT's will be the TT champ.
The World Champion. At the end of the season, using a combination of results, rankings, surprises i will nominate 3-5 riders. Anyone can then vote for WC. The winner will be the RR WC. The ITT winner will be the "average" highest in TT's
Points
Teams will earn points based on results. Riders will earn points based on results. The points for teams and riders will be the same. WT
Spoiler
Short Tour
Stage win: 10 Points:
Stage top3: 7 Points
Stage top10: 3 Point
General Classification: 300 Points
General Classification (top3): 125 Points
General Classification (top10): 50 Points
Mountain Jersey: 100 Points
Sprint Jersey: 100 Points
Youth Jersey: 50 Points
Team competetion: 100 Points
Giro + Vuelta
Stage win: 17 Points:
Stage top3: 11 Points
Stage top10: 5 Point
General Classification: 500 Points
General Classification (top3): 300 Points
General Classification (top10): 125 Points
Mountain Jersey: 200 Points
Sprint Jersey: 200 Points
Youth Jersey: 175 Points
Team competetion: 200 Points
Tour de France
Stage win: 22 Points:
Stage top3: 16 Points
Stage top10: 10 Points
General Classification: 750 Points
General Classification (top3): 400 Points
General Classification (top10): 200 Points
Mountain Jersey: 350 Points
Sprint Jersey: 350 Points
Youth Jersey: 225 Points
Team competetion: 350 Points
CT
Spoiler
Short Tour
Stage win: 5
Stage top3: 3
Stage top10: 1
General Classification: 250
General Classification (top3): 125
General Classification (top10): 50
Mountain Jersey: 75
Sprint Jersey: 75
Youth Jersey: 50
Team Competition: 75
One Day's
Win: 100
Top3: 75
Top10: 40
Grand Tour
Stage Win: 17
Stage top3: 11
Stage top10: 5
General Classification: 750
General Classification (top3): 375
General Classification (top10): 150
Mountain Jersey: 225
Sprint Jersey: 225
Youth Jersey: 150
Team Competition: 225
The points are different for WT and CT. The WT points are spread fairly evenly. For the CT the grand tour is worth 3x the points of a normal tour. A rider from either level could win overall.
Money
Money is used to buy riders in the transfer periods. WT teams will have a larger budget then CT teams. Money can be earned through results. I will implement a system of stat increasing using money at some point. The money earning will be the same as in TCS, i will post them here later.
WT
Spoiler
Short Tour
Stage win: �500
Stage top3: �250
Stage top10: �100
General Classification: �1500
General Classification (top3): �750
General Classification (top10): �500
Mountain Jersey: �1000
Sprint Jersey: �1000
Youth Jersey: �500
Team competition: �1000
Tour de France
Stage win: �2000
Stage top3: �1250
Stage top10: �500
General Classification: �10000
General Classification (top3): �5000
General Classification (top10): �2500
Mountain Jersey: �4500
Sprint Jersey: �4500
Youth Jersey: �4000
Team competetion: �3500
Fighter Reward (stage): �1000
Fighter Reward (race): �2000
CT
Spoiler
Short Tour
Stage win: �400
Stage top3: �225
Stage top10: �100
General Classification: �1300
General Classification (top3): �650
General Classification (top10): �250
Mountain Jersey: �750
Sprint Jersey: �750
Youth Jersey: �500
Team competition: �750
One Day's
Win: �1000
Top3: �500
Top10: �250
Grand Tour
Stage win: �800
Stage top3: �500
Stage top10: �200
General Classification: �2600
General Classification (top3): �1000
General Classification (top10): �500
Mountain Jersey: �1250
Sprint Jersey: �1250
Youth Jersey: �750
Team competition: �1250
I think that covers everything for now, feel free to ask questions and comment. I know i have picked a team, but im running it so if you dont like it tough Edited by TheManxMissile on 01-12-2012 23:14
In: Chris Anker Sorensen Matti Breschel Jakob Fuglsang Arnaud Demare Sebastian Minard Jeremy Roy Di Gregorio Pieter Weening Sebastian Langeveld Laurens Ten Dam Boris Shipelvsky Nikita Eskov Reinardt Janse van Rensburg Janez Brajkovic Enrico Gasparotto Igats Konalovolas Andrew Talansky Angel Madrazo Sep Vanmarcke Yuri Hutarovich
Out: Juan Antonio Flecha Xabier Zandio Sergio Henao Rigoberto Uran Michael Rogers Chris Sutton Richie Porte Peter Kennaugh Geriant Thomas Jeremy Hunt Alex Dowsett Ben Swift Mark Cavendish Thomas Lofkvist Danny Pate Salvatore Puccio Michael Barry Edvald Boasson Hagen
20 Riders In, 18 Riders Out
Budget: 314.5k
The Full Squad:
Chris Froome Bradley Wiggins Ian Stannard Luke Rowe Davide Appollonio Enrico Gasparotto Chris Anker Sorensen Matti Breschel Jakob Fuglsang Arnaud Demare Sebastian Minard Jeremy Roy Di Gregorio Yuri Hutarovich Kanstantsin Siutsou Pieter Weening Sebastian Langeveld Laurens Ten Dam Boris Shipelvsky Nikita Eskov Reinardt Janse van Rensburg Lars Petter Nordhaug Christian Knees Mathew Hayman Bernhard Eisel Igats Konalovolas Andrew Talansky Angel Madrazo Sep Vanmarcke Janez Brajkovic
Results:
TDU:
Top 3 GC: Enrico Gasparotto
Top 3 Stage 2,5: Enrico Gasparotto
Mattia Rabottini Dominik Nerz Daniel Navarro José Serpa Matteo Carrara Winner Anacona Gustav Erik Larsson Jarlinson Pantano Christian Salerno Maciej Paterski
Leadouts
Daniel Oss Kristof Goddaert Lucas Sebastian Haedo Fabio Sabatini Adrien Petit Maciej Bodnar Daniele Ratto Pablo Longo Borghini Alan Marangoni
Domestiques
Federico Canuti Edward King Juraj Sagan Mauro Da Dalto
Edited by fernando97 on 04-11-2012 12:11
In Michal Golas Kristoff Vandewalle Alfredo Balloni Manuel Belletti Wilco Kelderman Gaetan Bille Enrique Sanz Brian Bulgac Timothy Duggan Seb Back Alessandro Bisolti
Out Michael Rodriguez Dalivier Ospina Robinson Chalapud Frank Osorio Fabio Duarte Juan Pablo Suarez Darwin Atapuma Jarlinson Pantano Luis Filipe Laverde
Full Squad
Victor Hugo Peña Wilson Marentes Juan Forero Esteban Chávez Javier González Carlos Quintero Jeffrey Romero Michal Golas Kristoff Vandewalle Alfredo Balloni Manuel Belletti Wilco Kelderman Gäetan Bille Enrique Sanz Brian Bulgac Timothy Duggan Seb Back Alessandro Bisolti
Earlier today Contador announced that he would be ready for his 3rd Giro triumph, and also said ''Im not gonna quit without having won atleast 7 tours''
Of course it's a shame that Thomas De Gendt left, but we got good replacements for him. The team got better in the cobbled classics, the sprints and we maintained the same quality in the GC's.
Team Leaders
Rigoberto Urán Obviously he's for the GT's and other mountainous and hilly races. Steven KruiswijkSince Urán will not ride every mountain races, we've bought a stand-in. That's Steven Lars Boom He will lead in the cobbles classics, and he's a good TT-er too, so he might join us in one GT. Andrea Guardini This one is for the sprints. As he is within the Top 10 of best world's sprinters, he's very welcome in this team...
Protected Riders
Lieuwe Westra Pretty allround, but mainly a TT-er... He's also pretty good in Hills and he's a good fighter... Might gets a leader role in smaller hilly stage races... Johnny Hoogerland Fan's favorite, especially since 10 July 2011... Good hilly rider and climber, great fighter and decent on cobbles... Beñat Intxausti Great domestique... His abilities are close to Steven's... So he will get a leader role in smaller races, and if he develops well he might be one of the 2 GC threats of one of the GT's. He might be one of our leaders next season... Juan Jose Haedo He's a valuable sprinter, and if Guardini needs a leadout, he's the best... He's also very good downhill... Björn Leukemans Except Boom he's the best cobbler in the team... He's also very good uphill Jean-Christopher Peraud A time-trialist... He's also a very good domestique, so we will use him in at least 1 GT. Mathieu Ladagnous Also a really good cobbler... He just hasn't got the hill quality of Leukemans... But, Ladagnous got a sprint. Gerald Ciolek Another good sprinter, but the difference is that he's good uphill.
Luxury Team Mates
Tom-Jelte Slagter He's a really talented climber. But he deserves a bigger role than just the role of 'Talent'. David Zabriskie Good TT-er... He also got a decent climbing ability... He's just getting old and started declining... Miquel Rubiano He's a good climber and hilly rider. He will be a domestique in a GT, that's for sure... Michael Morkov Of course this rider is quite famous. But his quality is lacking to much to win races. He will mainly get into breakaways... Maarten Wynants Another good cobbler with a good hill ability. Sergio Ribeiro He's a sprinter and he's also a decent climber... So he's mainly for the small stage races, where he might even finish in the lead group in a mountain stage, and takes the win... Mauro Finetto Another hilly sprinter, but this one is without a climbing ability. Marco Mercato A good rider, but he is maybe too allround, that means, he gots no clear speciality, he's capable of doing anything, but just at a decent level. Samuel Dumoulin A good fighter and uphill sprinter
Young Talents
Barry Markus A good sprinter, but got enough time to develop. Lluis Mas Isn't that good at this moment, but was bought for a bargain, and has time enough... Rafael Valls A good climber, even though he's very young... Might join a GT as domestique.
Team Mates
Markus Fothen A decent stage racer, but not much more than that. Gediminias Bagdonas Same story as Mercato, just not as popular, a worse cobbler and a better TT-er... Michael Morkov Of course this rider is quite famous. But his quality is lacking to much to be a Protected Rider. He will mainly get into breakaways... Luis Filipe Laverde A decent climber, but nothing more than that... Is really bad on the flat, so used just as a domestique... Tom Stamsnijder A talented Time-trialist and good fighter from Argos
Team Roster
Vacansoleil Rider of the Month
January - There are only two riders who are able to win this one, Westra & Morkov. But since Westra didn't finish in the top 10 of the GC(even though he finished top 10 two times. Michael Morkov takes it, because of showing the Vacansoleil jersey in breakaways, and grabbing the points jersey for some days. February - There is a break in February, we have no races. But Tom-Jelte Slagter did really well in the training, so he's the rider of the month. March April May June July August September October November December
Vacansoleil Flop of the month
January - Juan José Haedo was the dissapointment of the Tour Down Under. He was among the 5 best sprinters, on paper, but he didn't even manage to get a top 10. February - None March April May June July August September October November December
Results
Victories
Other results
Startlist Santos Tour Down Under - Vacansoleil-DCM
This is our startlist for the Tour Down Under... We're aiming for a stage top 3 and maybe We'il have a shot at the GC.
Team Leader
Lieuwe Westra - Basically the best hilly rider of the team here in Australia... If things go bad, Hoogerland takes over the leaders role.
Sprinters
Juan José Haedo - He's for the flat sprints Samuel Dumoulin - He's for the uphill sprint, and serves as leadout in the flat sprints...
Free Element
Johnny Hoogerland Also one who's going for the GC. He might go into the (late) breakaways if he loses too much time... He will also aim for the Willunga Hill stage win(stage 5)
Team Mates
Michael Morkov Tries to get into breakaways, and might have a role in the uphill stage 2(sprint) Gediminias Bagdonas Is most likely a helper of Dumoulin in uphill sprints, and will assistance Westra where necassary. Lluis Guillermo Mas This young talent is mainly here for the experience, and he will most likely be our water bottles man...
Review Santos Tour Down Under
Vacansoleil was really bad. Our sprinter Haedo didn't even manage to get a top 10 finish. Morkov and Westra did have decent results. Morkov took the points jersey, and hold it for 2 days, and Westra got 2 top 10 finishes... But still, he finished outside the top 10 of the GC. We can call this stage race a flop for Vacansoleil.
Transfer round-up Vacansoleil
In Michael Morkov Lars Boom Rigoberto Urán Samuel Dumoulin Andrea Guardini Mathieu Ladagnous Steven Kruiswijk Tom-Jelte Slagter Gerald Ciolek David Zabriskie Gediminas Bagdonas Miquel Rubiano Sergio Ribeiro Markus Fothen Lluis Mas Mauro Finetto Beñat Inxausti Maarten Wynants Jean-Christopher Peraud Juan Jose Haedo Tom Stamsnijder Luis Filipe Laverde Out Nikita Novikov Wouter Mol Kenny van Hummel Romain Feillu Rob Ruijgh Gustav Erik Larsson Stefan Denifl Matteo Carrara Frederik Veuchelen Bert-Jan Lindeman Tomasz Marczynski Kris Boeckmans Stijn Devolder Martin Mortenson Wout Poels Sergei Lagutin Jacek Morajko Thomas de Gendt Marcello Pavarin Martijn Keizer Mirko Selvaggi Andrew Talansky
Budget: 63 000 Pounds
Transfer market is done now.
Edited by Jesleyh on 10-11-2012 16:48
Jesleyh wrote:
Seems fun... But I have to think about it because I'm quite busy... And since my favorite 2 teams are already chosen I have nothing to lose With wAiting a short time I guess...
Jesleyh wrote:
Seems fun... But I have to think about it because I'm quite busy... And since my favorite 2 teams are already chosen I have nothing to lose With wAiting a short time I guess...
I guess I picked one of you're favorite teams?
Yes you did... (Grr... )
No problem, have fun with it
AG2R - Welwyn
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Chris Anker Sorensen
Arnaud Demare
Pieter Weening
Boris Shipelvsky
Reinardt Janse van Rensburg
Janez Brajkovic
Enrico Gasparotto
Igats Konalovolas
Andrew Talansky
Angel Madrazo
Sep Vanmarcke
Yuri Hutarovich
Sergio Henao
Michael Rogers
Peter Kennaugh
Thomas Lofkvist
Michael Barry
Edvald Boasson Hagen
Christian Knees
Bernhard Eisel
Szylwester Szmyd
Kristjan Koren
Lucas Sebastian Haedo
Peter Sagan
Astana Pro
Volodymyr Hustov
Ran Margaliot
Sérgio Paulinho
