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PCM.daily » PCM.daily's Management Game » [Cont-Man-Game] C2HC/C2 Results

Ronde van Belgie - Stage 3

Pellizotti2

Posted on 01-06-2013 10:09

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Two flat stages down and one to go. Any sprinter with the ambition of trying to hold on to a decent GC position through the TT and the hilly stage will be desperate to snatch some more bonus seconds today.

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Probably due to the stage not even including intermediate sprints, the interest for joining the long breakaway is very low.

The three riders who eventually establish an advantage have all been seen on the attack earlier: i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/fcb_zpse1da305d.png

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Rovira,

i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/PCT/amx_zps91aadbbd.png

Veyt and

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Kaupas.

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The trio establishes a maximum advantage of nearly 8 minutes, but Die Berg make sure to start reducing it early, already around 100 km from the finish by having i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/dbg_zps356cc31d.png

Kochetkov and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/dbg_zps356cc31d.png

Giogieri set the pace.

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After stabilising at roughly three minutes for a while, the last chunk of time is rapidly eaten up by the peloton when i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/spr_zps39a3252c.png

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Sauber and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/abc_zps288913e0.png

Allianz comes to Die Berg's assistance inside the last 15 km.

The catch is thus made with 8 km left to race.

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Soon afterwards, the trains come to the fore - once again with Allianz appearing to be the strongest one. Interestingly, only Sauber challenges, while Die Berg has left i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/dbg_zps356cc31d.png

Abakoumov on i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/abc_zps288913e0.png

Dekkers' wheel rather than forming a train of their own - perhaps due to the last two days' failures.

Behind Abakoumov is i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/cad_zps01f0e9d1.png

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Renshaw, while i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/ekc_zps98eb3bbc.png

Saramotins and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/mag_zpsa8a946c8.png

Belletti choose Sauber's train.

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Almost simultaneously at the 2 km-mark, i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/abc_zps288913e0.png

Havik and

Haidar Anuwar opens the sprint for their leaders.

However, while Dekkers remains glued onto his team mate's back wheel, Awang struggles to match his!

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It's a tactical disaster for Sauber. Haidar Anuwar doesn't seem to realise that Awang has lost his wheel and continues to push, forcing his leader to dig deep to close the gap.

On the other side of the road, i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/abc_zps288913e0.png

Dekkers makes his move just as they enter the final kilometer.

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The Dutchman quickly goes past a still sprinting i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/spr_zps39a3252c.png

Haidar Anuwar and into the lead, but i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/dbg_zps356cc31d.png

Abakoumov and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/ekc_zps98eb3bbc.png

Saramotins are both coming up quickly.

Awang, on the other hand, struggles to click in an extra gear to accelerate.

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As the line comes into view with 400m to go, Abakoumov jumps up alongside Dekkers, while the rest seem to be too far back.

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After getting a perfect leadout from Dekkers, it is i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/dbg_zps356cc31d.png

Abakoumov who wins!

Behind him, i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/cad_zps01f0e9d1.png

Renshaw comes past i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/abc_zps288913e0.png

Dekkers for 2nd with a brilliant acceleration from third position in the final metres. i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/mag_zpsa8a946c8.png

Belletti and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/ekc_zps98eb3bbc.png

Saramotins are 4th and 5th, meaning that the latter will ride in the points jersey tomorrow as well - sitting 2nd in that competition behind Abakoumov.

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The peloton stayed relatively intact all the way in, but notably dropped in the end is i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/dbg_zps356cc31d.png

Flens. The three minutes lost here certainly ends all aspirations he might've had for the overall. All in for tomorrow now.

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Abakoumov obviously retains the race lead, now with i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/abc_zps288913e0.png

Dekkers 20 seconds back and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/ken_zps45e45b07.png

Da Dalto at 28.

The GC contenders and timetriallists are 48 seconds down, which shouldn't be enough for Abakoumov to stay in the red jersey after tomorrow.

1	Igor Abakoumov	Die Berg Komt Er	3h59'29
2	Mark Renshaw	Team Cadbury - Schweppes	s.t.
3	Hans Dekkers	Allianz-BMW Cycling Team	s.t.
4	Manuel Belletti	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
5	Aleksei Saramotins	Ekspla-Cision Cycling Team	s.t.
6	Arnaud Demare	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
7	Simon Galle	Vattenfall Cycling	s.t.
8	Lasse Norman Hansen	Vattenfall Cycling	s.t.
9	Alex Meenhorst	Ekspla-Cision Cycling Team	s.t.
10	Ahmad Haidar Anuawar	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
11	Azizulhasni Awang	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
12	Patrik Moren	Vattenfall Cycling	s.t.
13	Davide Appollonio	Kappa-ENI	s.t.
14	Francisco Lasca	Kappa-ENI	s.t.
15	Mauro Da Dalto	Kappa-ENI	s.t.
16	Soufiane Haddi	FC Barcelona - Estrella Damm	s.t.
17	Sam Harrison	Team Cadbury - Schweppes	s.t.
18	Roy Sentjens	Team Gazelle	s.t.
19	RÃ¼diger Selig	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
20	Yoeri Havik	Allianz-BMW Cycling Team	s.t.
21	Klaas Sys	Kappa-ENI	s.t.
22	Perikles Ilias	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
23	Antoine Duchesne	Team Gazelle	s.t.
24	Matteo Carrara	Allianz-BMW Cycling Team	s.t.
25	Christopher Stevenson	Ekspla-Cision Cycling Team	s.t.
26	Lieuwe Westra	Team Gazelle	s.t.
27	Isaac Speirs	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
28	Petr Vakoc	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
29	Logan Hutchings	Ekspla-Cision Cycling Team	s.t.
30	Ludovic Bret	Allianz-BMW Cycling Team	s.t.
31	Tim Wellens	Kappa-ENI	s.t.
32	Gabriel Chavanne	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
33	Sergiu Cioban	Ekspla-Cision Cycling Team	s.t.
34	Vadim Shaekhov	Team Gazelle	s.t.
35	Sam Horgan	Team Cadbury - Schweppes	s.t.
36	KÃ©vin Lalouette	Team Gazelle	s.t.
37	Zico Waeytens	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
38	Michael Vink	Team Cadbury - Schweppes	s.t.
39	Jordi Grau	FC Barcelona - Estrella Damm	s.t.
40	Pawel Cieslik	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
41	Dominik Hrinkow	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
42	David Bartl	FC Barcelona - Estrella Damm	s.t.
43	Tomas Okrouhlicky	Allianz-BMW Cycling Team	s.t.
44	Guytan Lilholt	Vattenfall Cycling	s.t.
45	Anthony Delaplace	Allianz-BMW Cycling Team	s.t.
46	Jeremy Vennell	Team Cadbury - Schweppes	s.t.
47	Robert Bush	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
48	Matthew Busche	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
49	Alexander Gingsjo	Vattenfall Cycling	s.t.
50	Alireza Ashgarzadeh	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
51	Jorge Abreu	FC Barcelona - Estrella Damm	s.t.
52	Sylvain Calzati	FC Barcelona - Estrella Damm	s.t.
53	Dimitri Jiriakov	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
54	Simon Yates	Team Cadbury - Schweppes	s.t.
55	Davide Villella	Kappa-ENI	s.t.
56	Florian Scheit	Vattenfall Cycling	s.t.
57	Stefan Petrovski	Die Berg Komt Er	s.t.
58	Jordi Simon	FC Barcelona - Estrella Damm	s.t.
59	Giuseppe Fonzi	Kappa-ENI	s.t.
60	Jaco Venter	Team Gazelle	s.t.
61	Algirdas Mockus	Ekspla-Cision Cycling Team	s.t.
62	Kevin De Weert	Die Berg Komt Er	s.t.
63	Jaume Rovira	FC Barcelona - Estrella Damm	s.t.
64	James Oram	Team Cadbury - Schweppes	s.t.
65	Benedikt Mundle	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
66	Willem Van Den Eynde	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
67	Bart Veyt	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
68	Aggrey Sebright	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
69	Greogry Hugentobler	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
70	Vitauskas Kaupas	Ekspla-Cision Cycling Team	s.t.
71	Tyron Giogieri	Die Berg Komt Er	s.t.
72	Artis Pujats	Vattenfall Cycling	s.t.
73	Mikhail Kochetkov	Die Berg Komt Er	+ 2'21
74	Jan Polanc	Allianz-BMW Cycling Team	+ 2'44
75	Clement Chevrier	Die Berg Komt Er	+ 3'13
76	Rick Flens	Die Berg Komt Er	s.t.
77	Kristof Goddaert	Team Gazelle	+ 3'47

1	Igor Abakoumov	Die Berg Komt Er	11h36'12
2	Hans Dekkers	Allianz-BMW Cycling Team	+ 20
3	Mauro Da Dalto	Kappa-ENI	+ 28
4	Aleksei Saramotins	Ekspla-Cision Cycling Team	+ 36
5	Mark Renshaw	Team Cadbury - Schweppes	s.t.
6	Azizulhasni Awang	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
7	Arnaud Demare	Magna-Ryanair	+ 40
8	Sam Harrison	Team Cadbury - Schweppes	s.t.
9	RÃ¼diger Selig	AMEX Pro Cycling	+ 42
10	Francisco Lasca	Kappa-ENI	+ 46
11	Lasse Norman Hansen	Vattenfall Cycling	+ 48
12	Soufiane Haddi	FC Barcelona - Estrella Damm	s.t.
13	Manuel Belletti	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
14	Roy Sentjens	Team Gazelle	s.t.
15	Antoine Duchesne	Team Gazelle	s.t.
16	Simon Galle	Vattenfall Cycling	s.t.
17	Alex Meenhorst	Ekspla-Cision Cycling Team	s.t.
18	Yoeri Havik	Allianz-BMW Cycling Team	s.t.
19	Christopher Stevenson	Ekspla-Cision Cycling Team	s.t.
20	Klaas Sys	Kappa-ENI	s.t.
21	Patrik Moren	Vattenfall Cycling	s.t.
22	Petr Vakoc	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
23	Davide Appollonio	Kappa-ENI	s.t.
24	Lieuwe Westra	Team Gazelle	s.t.
25	Perikles Ilias	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
26	Sergiu Cioban	Ekspla-Cision Cycling Team	s.t.
27	Ahmad Haidar Anuawar	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
28	Matteo Carrara	Allianz-BMW Cycling Team	s.t.
29	Sam Horgan	Team Cadbury - Schweppes	s.t.
30	Tim Wellens	Kappa-ENI	s.t.
31	Zico Waeytens	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
32	Gabriel Chavanne	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
33	Logan Hutchings	Ekspla-Cision Cycling Team	s.t.
34	Jordi Grau	FC Barcelona - Estrella Damm	s.t.
35	KÃ©vin Lalouette	Team Gazelle	s.t.
36	Vadim Shaekhov	Team Gazelle	s.t.
37	Dimitri Jiriakov	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
38	Ludovic Bret	Allianz-BMW Cycling Team	s.t.
39	Isaac Speirs	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
40	Stefan Petrovski	Die Berg Komt Er	s.t.
41	Michael Vink	Team Cadbury - Schweppes	s.t.
42	Dominik Hrinkow	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
43	Tomas Okrouhlicky	Allianz-BMW Cycling Team	s.t.
44	David Bartl	FC Barcelona - Estrella Damm	s.t.
45	Pawel Cieslik	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
46	Jaume Rovira	FC Barcelona - Estrella Damm	s.t.
47	Matthew Busche	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
48	Sylvain Calzati	FC Barcelona - Estrella Damm	s.t.
49	Robert Bush	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
50	Jeremy Vennell	Team Cadbury - Schweppes	s.t.
51	Jorge Abreu	FC Barcelona - Estrella Damm	s.t.
52	Giuseppe Fonzi	Kappa-ENI	s.t.
53	Simon Yates	Team Cadbury - Schweppes	s.t.
54	Kevin De Weert	Die Berg Komt Er	s.t.
55	Algirdas Mockus	Ekspla-Cision Cycling Team	s.t.
56	Jaco Venter	Team Gazelle	s.t.
57	Anthony Delaplace	Allianz-BMW Cycling Team	s.t.
58	Jordi Simon	FC Barcelona - Estrella Damm	s.t.
59	Florian Scheit	Vattenfall Cycling	s.t.
60	Bart Veyt	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
61	Willem Van Den Eynde	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
62	James Oram	Team Cadbury - Schweppes	s.t.
63	Aggrey Sebright	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
64	Alireza Ashgarzadeh	Sauber Petronas Racing	+ 2'03
65	Artis Pujats	Vattenfall Cycling	s.t.
66	Vitauskas Kaupas	Ekspla-Cision Cycling Team	+ 2'38
67	Guytan Lilholt	Vattenfall Cycling	+ 2'45
68	Greogry Hugentobler	Sauber Petronas Racing	+ 2'54
69	Mikhail Kochetkov	Die Berg Komt Er	+ 3'09
70	Rick Flens	Die Berg Komt Er	+ 4'01
71	Kristof Goddaert	Team Gazelle	+ 4'35
72	Jan Polanc	Allianz-BMW Cycling Team	+ 4'47
73	Alexander Gingsjo	Vattenfall Cycling	+ 5'06
74	Davide Villella	Kappa-ENI	+ 6'04
75	Benedikt Mundle	Sauber Petronas Racing	+ 6'18
76	Tyron Giogieri	Die Berg Komt Er	+ 8'53
77	Clement Chevrier	Die Berg Komt Er	+ 11'28

Points

1	Igor Abakoumov	Die Berg Komt Er	66
2	Aleksei Saramotins	Ekspla-Cision Cycling Team	44
3	Hans Dekkers	Allianz-BMW Cycling Team	41
4	Arnaud Demare	Magna-Ryanair	36
5	Mark Renshaw	Team Cadbury - Schweppes	29
6	Mauro Da Dalto	Kappa-ENI	27
7	Azizulhasni Awang	Sauber Petronas Racing	25
8	Lasse Norman Hansen	Vattenfall Cycling	22
9	Manuel Belletti	Magna-Ryanair	20
10	RÃ¼diger Selig	AMEX Pro Cycling	18

U25

1	Azizulhasni Awang	Sauber Petronas Racing	11h36'48 (1)
2	Arnaud Demare	Magna-Ryanair	+ 4 (2)
3	Sam Harrison	Team Cadbury - Schweppes	+ 4 (3)
4	RÃ¼diger Selig	AMEX Pro Cycling	+ 6 (4)
5	Francisco Lasca	Kappa-ENI	+ 10 (5)
6	Lasse Norman Hansen	Vattenfall Cycling	+ 12 (6)
7	Soufiane Haddi	FC Barcelona - Estrella Damm	+ 12 (7)
8	Antoine Duchesne	Team Gazelle	+ 12 (8)
9	Yoeri Havik	Allianz-BMW Cycling Team	+ 12 (9)
10	Petr Vakoc	Magna-Ryanair	+ 12 (10)

Team

1	Team Gazelle	34h51'00 (1)
2	Vattenfall Cycling	+ 0 (2)
3	FC Barcelona - Estrella Damm	+ 0 (3)
4	AMEX Pro Cycling	+ 0 (4)
5	Team Cadbury - Schweppes	+ 0 (5)
6	Magna-Ryanair	+ 0 (6)
7	Sauber Petronas Racing	+ 0 (7)
8	Ekspla-Cision Cycling Team	+ 0 (8)
9	Allianz-BMW Cycling Team	+ 0 (9)
10	Kappa-ENI	+ 0 (10)

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