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PCM.daily » PCM.daily's Management Game » [Cont-Man-Game] HC/C1 Results

Tour of America - Stage 5

tsmoha

Posted on 02-02-2015 12:05

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Next flat stage on the menu, but it's by far the most challenging so far: featuring two rather short, but steep climbs (with the second close to the finish), pure sprinters may fear being dropped or losing much energy to survive at the very front. The 200km in total make for an even more tricky route here.

So it will be interesting to see, if double stage-winner Thorsen will be a factor again.. other sprinters like Drujon, Andriato or Mezgec may fancy their chances today, while also puncheurs may give it a try.

The break of the day with three riders establishes a comfortable gap quickly: KoM-leader i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/wwr.png

i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/wwr.png

Crane again manages to join the break, aiming to add more points (11pts so far). But also i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/mac.png

i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/mac.png

Donald (9pts) and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/ioa.png

Rousseau (3pts) could well slip into the polka dot today.

Anyway, with now (92km to go) three mountain sprints being contested - and Crane taking out two of them - it's looking good for him to defend his jersey today:

KoM-competition i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/wwr.png

Crane 31

Donald 21

Rousseau 19

Still one Cat2-climb to come though..

It's some tough conditions today with a lot of rain and notable crosswinds up to 30kmh:

the peloton - led by Bonsucro, Kazzinc, Heineken, Belarusbank and Magna - is of course on the chase with now 58km remaining and the gap down to 3'45"..

It may become a close one for the bunch and their way to pull those escapees back: 26km before finish, the leading trio enters the final climb (about 4km length) with still a 1'50"-advantage on the peloton!

Crane keeps being the strongest in this group to also take out this final sprint and also dropping his former breakaway companions easily!

KoM-competition i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/wwr.png

Crane 41

Donald 21

Rousseau 19

23km to go for him, and he's now leading solo by 1'30" on the peloton!

We take a look back at the bunch and we notice a major split! The climb apparently made a whole lot of riders suffer and 22 riders went clear at the hilltop:

i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/cal.png

Peterson, English, Stetina, Eastman
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/mag.png

Drujon, Rohregger, Racault, Ticona, Pauwels
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/kzi.png

Mezgec, Agudelo, Boaro, Pozzo
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/mei.png

Shimizu, Doi
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/rep.png

Kashechkin, Andriato, Milan
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/ioa.png

Di Gregorio, Rodas
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/bon.png

Txurruka

Dyball

So quite an interesting mix of GC-contenders and top-sprinters, who obviously were smart (and strong) enough to be at the front of the bunch there.. apart from less strong climbing sprinters like i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/bbk.png

i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/bbk.png

Thorsen, also some GC-contenders now fear to lose time today, as the bigger peloton is already down by 47" on this new chasing group:

i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/tcu.png

i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/tcu.png

Haga, Montenegro
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/b3b.png

Sarmiento

Vasquez

Also puncheurs like i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/mei.png

Zaini or

Gaimon clearly didn't pay enough attention here..

This may be all good news for Crane, who enters the final 5km with still a 46"-gap on the chasing group.. will he maintain his gap til the end?

Kazzinc is leading this group for Mezgec, as also Andriato and Drujon move forward to soon kick off the sprint.

More important for the GC-fight: the dropped peloton is still down by more than 40 seconds with now 4km remaining. This is likely to be a gap at the finish, too!

And it's also clear, that Crane will win this stage: i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/kzi.png

Mezgec kicks off his sprint under the kite, with i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/mag.png

Drujon,

Andriato and also

Eastman and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/rep.png

Kashechkin right at the front of this group..

..in the meantime, i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/wwr.png

Crane celebrates a nice stage-win, as well as his still lasting KoM-lead! Well played.

+ 28" for the chasing group, where i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/mag.png

Drujon and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/rep.png

Andriato grab the remaining bonus seconds ahead of Mezgec and Rohregger.. that's the points-lead for Andriato, as Thorsen of course didn't score any points today.

+ 2'13" for the bigger bunch with the already mentioned names! So this group actually lost quite some ground on the final kilometres. Not the best news for those GC-contenders being caught behind in this split today..

As for the GC, Eastman of course did enough to defend his lead ahead of teammate Peterson and Drujon, who moved up to 3rd today. Mezgec and Stetina round up the provisional Top-5. Tomorrow's first hilly rated stage will be another test for the GC-favorites, while those sprinters may suffer for the first time here..

Final Results Stage 5/

1	Matthew Crane	Wounded Warrior Racing	4h53'30
2	Mathieu Drujon	Magna - Ryanair	+ 28
3	Rafael Andriato	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
4	Luka Mezgec	Kazzinc Procycling	s.t.
5	Thomas Rohregger	Magna - Ryanair	s.t.
6	Andrei Kashechkin	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
7	Amets Txurruka	Bonsucro	s.t.
8	Ryan Eastman	Heineken-Cal Giant	s.t.
9	JuliÃ¡n Rodas	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
10	Thomas Peterson	Heineken-Cal Giant	s.t.
11	Diego Milan	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
12	Mattia Pozzo	Kazzinc Procycling	s.t.
13	Benjamin Dyball	Wounded Warrior Racing	s.t.
14	Jairo Agudelo	Kazzinc Procycling	s.t.
15	Manuele Boaro	Kazzinc Procycling	s.t.
16	RÃ©my Di Gregorio	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
17	Miyataka Shimizu	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
18	Yukihiro Doi	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
19	Ronan Racault	Magna - Ryanair	s.t.
20	Basilio Ramos Ticona	Magna - Ryanair	s.t.
21	Serge Pauwels	Magna - Ryanair	s.t.
22	Nathaniel English	Heineken-Cal Giant	s.t.
23	Peter Stetina	Heineken-Cal Giant	s.t.
24	Hossein Nateghi	Meiji - Cannondale	+ 2'13
25	Tommy Zaini	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
26	Robert Sweeting	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
27	Kenny De Ketele	Wounded Warrior Racing	s.t.
28	Jakub Danacik	Kazzinc Procycling	s.t.
29	Isaac Speirs	Magna - Ryanair	s.t.
30	Chad Haga	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
31	Phillip Gaimon	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
32	Sergey Rudaskov	Wounded Warrior Racing	s.t.
33	Jimmi Briceno	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
34	Carlos Alexandre Manarelli	Bonsucro	s.t.
35	Jiri Hudecek	Kazzinc Procycling	s.t.
36	Cayetano Sarmiento	Boeing-Bulgaria Bicycling	s.t.
37	SaÃ¯d Haddou	Wounded Warrior Racing	s.t.
38	Jonathan Camargo	Bonsucro	s.t.
39	Wei Cheng Lee	Kazzinc Procycling	s.t.
40	HÃ©ctor Fabian Aguilar	Bonsucro	s.t.
41	Estifanos Kebede	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
42	Alexei Tsikhanau	BelarusBank Pro Cycling	s.t.
43	Daniel Thorsen	BelarusBank Pro Cycling	s.t.
44	Carlos Johan Galviz	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
45	Alois KankovskÃ½	BelarusBank Pro Cycling	s.t.
46	Romain Bardet	Boeing-Bulgaria Bicycling	s.t.
47	Mike Friedman	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
48	Kim Marius Nielsen	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
49	Simon Clarke	BelarusBank Pro Cycling	s.t.
50	Stanislau Bazhkou	BelarusBank Pro Cycling	s.t.
51	Fumiyuki Beppu	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
52	Pedro Sequera	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	s.t.
53	Steve Fisher	Wounded Warrior Racing	s.t.
54	Jorge Adelbo Soto Pereira	Bonsucro	s.t.
55	Georgi Petrov Georgiev	Boeing-Bulgaria Bicycling	s.t.
56	Caleb Ewan	Boeing-Bulgaria Bicycling	s.t.
57	Fabio Montenegro	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
58	Ronan Van Zandbeek	Heineken-Cal Giant	s.t.
59	Konstantin Klimiankou	BelarusBank Pro Cycling	s.t.
60	Dominik Hrinkow	Magna - Ryanair	s.t.
61	Sylvain Chavanel	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
62	Jessy Anthony	Heineken-Cal Giant	s.t.
63	Momchil Robov	Boeing-Bulgaria Bicycling	s.t.
64	PaÃºl Torres	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	s.t.
65	Wilmer Vasquez	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	s.t.
66	Cyril Lemoine	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
67	Tomasz Zywer	Control Team	s.t.
68	Paul Mach	Wounded Warrior Racing	s.t.
69	Michael Wolf	Heineken-Cal Giant	s.t.
70	Yamato Shirota	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
71	Yoshimitsu Hiratsuka	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
72	Sven Fritsch	Boeing-Bulgaria Bicycling	s.t.
73	Fredy Piamonte	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
74	Andrei Sakalou	BelarusBank Pro Cycling	s.t.
75	Nicolas Rousseau	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
76	Dainius Kairelis	Control Team	s.t.
77	Luis Enrique Lemus Davila	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	s.t.
78	Valentin Stoenchev	Boeing-Bulgaria Bicycling	s.t.
79	Ivor Bruin	Control Team	s.t.
80	Gert Rajala	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
81	Pedro Pablo Pereyra	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	s.t.
82	Lawson Craddock	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	s.t.
83	Patrick Oyakaua	Bonsucro	s.t.
84	Jason Donald	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	s.t.
85	Wim Stroetinga	Team Chiquita - Universal	+ 6'43
86	Mark Griffith	Team Chiquita - Universal	+ 7'38

GC/

1	Ryan Eastman	Heineken-Cal Giant	18h09'00
2	Thomas Peterson	Heineken-Cal Giant	s.t.
3	Mathieu Drujon	Magna - Ryanair	+ 19
4	Luka Mezgec	Kazzinc Procycling	+ 25
5	Peter Stetina	Heineken-Cal Giant	+ 27
6	Rafael Andriato	Repsol-Cativen	+ 48
7	Jairo Agudelo	Kazzinc Procycling	+ 1'00
8	Mattia Pozzo	Kazzinc Procycling	+ 1'21
9	JuliÃ¡n Rodas	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	+ 1'22
10	RÃ©my Di Gregorio	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	+ 1'30
11	Ronan Van Zandbeek	Heineken-Cal Giant	+ 1'45
12	Thomas Rohregger	Magna - Ryanair	+ 1'46
13	Ronan Racault	Magna - Ryanair	s.t.
14	Serge Pauwels	Magna - Ryanair	s.t.
15	Basilio Ramos Ticona	Magna - Ryanair	s.t.
16	Yukihiro Doi	Meiji - Cannondale	+ 1'55
17	Miyataka Shimizu	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
18	Jessy Anthony	Heineken-Cal Giant	+ 2'02
19	Robert Sweeting	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	+ 2'05
20	Benjamin Dyball	Wounded Warrior Racing	+ 2'18
21	Andrei Kashechkin	Repsol-Cativen	+ 2'32
22	Diego Milan	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
23	Hossein Nateghi	Meiji - Cannondale	+ 2'34
24	Wei Cheng Lee	Kazzinc Procycling	+ 2'45
25	Jakub Danacik	Kazzinc Procycling	s.t.
26	Jiri Hudecek	Kazzinc Procycling	s.t.
27	Daniel Thorsen	BelarusBank Pro Cycling	+ 2'55
28	Nathaniel English	Heineken-Cal Giant	+ 3'00
29	SaÃ¯d Haddou	Wounded Warrior Racing	+ 3'04
30	Phillip Gaimon	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	+ 3'07
31	Cyril Lemoine	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
32	Sylvain Chavanel	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
33	Isaac Speirs	Magna - Ryanair	+ 3'09
34	Kim Marius Nielsen	Repsol-Cativen	+ 3'15
35	Alois KankovskÃ½	BelarusBank Pro Cycling	+ 3'30
36	Dominik Hrinkow	Magna - Ryanair	+ 3'31
37	Manuele Boaro	Kazzinc Procycling	+ 3'34
38	PaÃºl Torres	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	+ 3'36
39	Pedro Sequera	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	s.t.
40	Luis Enrique Lemus Davila	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	s.t.
41	Lawson Craddock	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	s.t.
42	Pedro Pablo Pereyra	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	+ 3'37
43	Simon Clarke	BelarusBank Pro Cycling	+ 3'39
44	Wilmer Vasquez	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	s.t.
45	Tommy Zaini	Meiji - Cannondale	+ 3'40
46	Fumiyuki Beppu	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
47	Yoshimitsu Hiratsuka	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
48	Amets Txurruka	Bonsucro	+ 3'41
49	Yamato Shirota	Meiji - Cannondale	+ 3'46
50	Kenny De Ketele	Wounded Warrior Racing	+ 4'03
51	Sergey Rudaskov	Wounded Warrior Racing	s.t.
52	Paul Mach	Wounded Warrior Racing	s.t.
53	Steve Fisher	Wounded Warrior Racing	+ 4'04
54	Carlos Alexandre Manarelli	Bonsucro	+ 4'07
55	Michael Wolf	Heineken-Cal Giant	+ 4'15
56	Jimmi Briceno	Repsol-Cativen	+ 4'17
57	Carlos Johan Galviz	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
58	Estifanos Kebede	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
59	Caleb Ewan	Boeing-Bulgaria Bicycling	+ 4'18
60	Momchil Robov	Boeing-Bulgaria Bicycling	s.t.
61	Georgi Petrov Georgiev	Boeing-Bulgaria Bicycling	s.t.
62	Sven Fritsch	Boeing-Bulgaria Bicycling	s.t.
63	Valentin Stoenchev	Boeing-Bulgaria Bicycling	s.t.
64	Romain Bardet	Boeing-Bulgaria Bicycling	+ 4'19
65	Cayetano Sarmiento	Boeing-Bulgaria Bicycling	+ 4'21
66	Chad Haga	Team Chiquita - Universal	+ 4'32
67	Fabio Montenegro	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
68	Mike Friedman	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
69	Gert Rajala	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
70	Fredy Piamonte	Team Chiquita - Universal	+ 4'38
71	Alexei Tsikhanau	BelarusBank Pro Cycling	+ 4'44
72	Konstantin Klimiankou	BelarusBank Pro Cycling	s.t.
73	Stanislau Bazhkou	BelarusBank Pro Cycling	s.t.
74	Andrei Sakalou	BelarusBank Pro Cycling	s.t.
75	HÃ©ctor Fabian Aguilar	Bonsucro	+ 5'26
76	Jorge Adelbo Soto Pereira	Bonsucro	s.t.
77	Jonathan Camargo	Bonsucro	s.t.
78	Patrick Oyakaua	Bonsucro	s.t.
79	Matthew Crane	Wounded Warrior Racing	+ 5'51
80	Nicolas Rousseau	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	+ 5'59
81	Jason Donald	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	+ 6'32
82	Wim Stroetinga	Team Chiquita - Universal	+ 8'10
83	Mark Griffith	Team Chiquita - Universal	+ 9'57
84	Dainius Kairelis	Control Team	+ 15'48
85	Ivor Bruin	Control Team	s.t.
86	Tomasz Zywer	Control Team	+ 29'02

Points/

1	Rafael Andriato	Repsol-Cativen	16	70
2	Daniel Thorsen	BelarusBank Pro Cycling	0	68
3	Mathieu Drujon	Magna - Ryanair	20	68
4	Luka Mezgec	Kazzinc Procycling	14	48
5	Carlos Alexandre Manarelli	Bonsucro	0	41
6	Matthew Crane	Wounded Warrior Racing	29	37
7	Alois KankovskÃ½	BelarusBank Pro Cycling	0	36
8	Robert Sweeting	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	0	33
9	SaÃ¯d Haddou	Wounded Warrior Racing	0	23
10	Wim Stroetinga	Team Chiquita - Universal	0	23

KoM/

1	Matthew Crane	Wounded Warrior Racing	30	41
2	Jason Donald	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	12	21
3	Nicolas Rousseau	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	16	19
4	Michael Wolf	Heineken-Cal Giant	8	16
5	Ronan Van Zandbeek	Heineken-Cal Giant	4	8
6	Sven Fritsch	Boeing-Bulgaria Bicycling	0	8
7	Stanislau Bazhkou	BelarusBank Pro Cycling	8	8
8	Ryan Eastman	Heineken-Cal Giant	4	4
9	Pedro Pablo Pereyra	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	0	2
10	Andrei Kashechkin	Repsol-Cativen	2	2

Young/

1	Ryan Eastman	Heineken-Cal Giant	18h09'00 (1)
2	Basilio Ramos Ticona	Magna - Ryanair	+ 1'46 (2)
3	Benjamin Dyball	Wounded Warrior Racing	+ 2'18 (3)
4	Pedro Sequera	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	+ 3'36 (4)
5	Luis Enrique Lemus Davila	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	+ 3'36 (5)
6	Lawson Craddock	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	+ 3'36 (6)
7	Pedro Pablo Pereyra	Mobil - Aeropostal Ciclismo	+ 3'37 (7)
8	Yamato Shirota	Meiji - Cannondale	+ 3'46 (8)

Team/

1	Magna - Ryanair	51h55'38 (1)
2	Kazzinc Procycling	+ 20 (2)
3	Heineken-Cal Giant	+ 26 (3)
4	Repsol-Cativen	+ 46 (4)
5	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	+ 2'27 (5)
6	Wounded Warrior Racing	+ 2'55 (6)
7	Meiji - Cannondale	+ 3'00 (7)
8	BelarusBank Pro Cycling	+ 5'22 (8)
9	Bonsucro	+ 6'31 (9)
10	Team Chiquita - Universal	+ 7'23 (10)

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