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B World Championships 2015
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Several smaller Nations will fight for the last spot in the World Championship Road Race. The startlist has a good number of very popular riders such as top10 GT riders.


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Clear favourite is Guldhammer. The Dane has proven his value in the PT already and is supposed to be the strongest climber here while most opponents are from PCT teams.
Berhane and Samwel keep up the African flag, while Ji, Solis, Shikai or Bennett are other riders from outside Europe.
Other favoured Nations are Sweden, Croatia and the Czech Republic as also Poland or Kazakhstan.


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Let`s have a closer look. 7 climbs up the first climb, while the final ascent gets a bit higher even with some steep slopes. So who will be first today?


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First to attack is Godoy. He is a decent stage racer and actually team mate of last years winner Richeze. He quickly has a 3min gap with Eritrea, New Zealand or Belarus working behind. As solo rider the danger surely is smaller.


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Despite the gap another rider successfully joins him though one lap later. It`s Öste Macdonald. A pure climber but very equal on the uphill sections.


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The maximum gap was at almost 8min but it`s down to 6'45 again at the 100km mark. It`s Eritrea, Kenya, Denmark and New Zealand working the most so far with Bolivia and Croatia supporting a bit here and there. Also the first team leader is dropped surprisingly. It`s Tvetcov with a very bad form it seems. Just a bit later the next is hit. Martinez as next 2nd tier rider has lost contact while the peloton is still at 106 riders.


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Last short climb with 45km to go. The gap is down to 2'30 and also the moment of the first favourite attack. It`s Kwiatkowski, who had a huge PCT season and must be taken serious. He is followed by veteran Siutsou.


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Next to Denmark and Eritrea also China and Czech Republic were chasing hard now. Siutsou is caught and Kwiatkowski`s gap is at 23s only, while also the breakaway duo is at ~1min only.
All favourites are in the first half of the peloton but another leader is dropped from the 71 rider peloton: Boily.


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China with an interesting move. Instead of giving Shikai all the work, Ji is going to the front himself and immediately gaps the others. His acceleration is not the best though his diesel engine has some huge power.
Behind him Lövkvist immediate comes to the front chasing hard but in the end together with Teklehaimanot they catch both Ji and Kwiatkowski.


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16km left and as the breakaway is almost caught those two attack again. This time followed by:
Kiserlovski
Nepomnyachsniy
Berhane
Samwel
Bennett
Gilanipoor


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Solis though chases them down and with 10,5km a 63 rider peloton is back together in the front.
Being on the last climb the question is, who has remained the most energy. Top favourite Guldhammer so far was calm and surely should be more fresh inside the group.


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7km and the next row of attacks.
In the front:
Ji
Berhane
Solis
Kiserlovski
Siutsou
Kwiatkowski
Then with a 28s gap:
Nepomnyachsniy
Lövkvist
Guldhammer
Samwel

König

Scarponi
Majka
Hacecky
Shikai


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While Norway, Iran and New Zealand are working in the peloton with their leaders itself, the front group is up to 11 riders as the first 3 groups have fusioned. They are 48s ahead of the Scarponi group, that is 21s ahead of the peloton.


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Is Guldhammer just playing or is he having a weak day? He always is at the back of the group while in the front Ji, Samwel or Kwiatkowski are the most active always trying to create a gap.
Also König seems exhausted as he drops and rejoins a couple of times.


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2,3km and the next attack. This time by Lövkvist.
Ji, Kwiatkowski, Samwel, Siutshou, Solis and Berhane look strong and also accelerate.


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Guldhammer once more just tries to hang on while Kiserlovski and Nepomnyachsniy are dropped!


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Under the Flamme Rouge Lövkist is still in the lead. And his gap to Ji/Kwiatkowski is pretty good. All others further behind need to do something quickly.


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Solis and Samwel look strong but have done too much already. They really lack the usual power of Guldhammer, Kiserlovski. These two with a horrible day though it seems. Berhane and Siutsou also at their limit now.


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And so it`s Lövkvist celebrating a big win. In the end he was the smartest by not joining the early attacks and instead just taking care of them to be caught.
His late move then was strong enough to win. Well done and congrats to the key to the A Worlds!


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Ji and Kwiatkowski possibly were the strongest today. But all their attacks only deliver them the next podium spots as they couldn`t counter Lövkvists acceleration. Surely a bit disappointing for them but still a nice result nevertheless.


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Solis as 4th ahead of Samwel. Siutsou as 6th also with a huge performance ahead of disappointed Berhane and Guldhammer, who surely had hoped for the win as well.
Kiserlovski in 9th and Nepo 10th just as disappointing.


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1 Thomas LövkvistSweden6h25'38
2 Jianhua JiChina+ 31
3 Michał KwiatkowskiPolands.t.
4 Óscar SolisBolivia+ 1'07
5 Mwangi SamwelKenyas.t.
6 Konstantin SiutsouBelaruss.t.
7 Natnael BerhaneEritrea+ 1'22
8 Rasmus GuldhammerDenmark+ 1'31
9 Robert KiserlovskiCroatia+ 1'43
10 Yevgeni NepomnyachsniyKazakhstans.t.
11Leopold KönigCzech Republic+ 2'15
12George Alexandru StancuRomania+ 2'33
13Paolo ScarponiSan Marino+ 2'58
14Chen ShikaiChina+ 3'09
15Martin HaceckýCzech Republics.t.
16Karol Andrzej DomagalskiPolands.t.
17Rafel MajkaPolands.t.
18Lorents Ola AasvoldNorways.t.
19Pengda JiaoChinas.t.
20Aleksandr DyachenkoKazakhstan+ 3'30
21Jakub KratochvilaCzech Republics.t.
22Daniel TeklehaimanotEritreas.t.
23Chu Thien SinelobovKazakhstans.t.
24George BennettNew Zealands.t.
25Vegard Stake LaengenNorways.t.
26Dominik FuchsSwitzerlands.t.
27Mirco SaggioratoSwitzerlands.t.
28Marc Christian GarbyDenmarks.t.
29Chris Anker SørensenDenmarks.t.
30Pedro NicácioBrazils.t.
31Jan HirtCzech Republics.t.
32Magnus Cort NielsenDenmarks.t.
33Andrei KashechkinKazakhstans.t.
34Jakub NovakCzech Republics.t.
35Thomas FreiSwitzerlands.t.
36Sigurd NessetNorways.t.
37Matthias FrankSwitzerlands.t.
38Meron RussomEritreas.t.
39Petar PanayotovBulgarias.t.
40William ChiarelloBrazils.t.
41Enzo MoyanoArgentinas.t.
42Tobias LudvigssonSwedens.t.
43Jaroslav KulhavyCzech Republics.t.
44Remo SchulerSwitzerlands.t.
45Oleg BerdosRomanias.t.
46Tomohiro KinoshitaJapans.t.
47Masakazu ItoJapans.t.
48John Kronborg EbsenDenmarks.t.
49Simon KimeliKenyas.t.
50Ivan SantaromitaSwitzerlands.t.
51Jakub DanacikCzech Republics.t.
52Patrick SchellingSwitzerland+ 4'28
53Tomoyuki IinoJapans.t.
54Vasileios SimantirakisGreece+ 5'01
55Peilun WuChinas.t.
56Mirsamad PoorseyediIrans.t.
57Hossein AlizadehIrans.t.
58Piter CamperoBolivia+ 5'20
59Abolfazl GilanipoorIrans.t.
60Cleberson WeberBrazil+ 5'29
61Emanuel KiserlovskiCroatia+ 6'20
62Jaroslaw DabrowskiPolands.t.
63Daniel Ricardo DiazArgentinas.t.
64Sergio GodoyArgentina+ 6'36
65Jonas BjelkmarkSweden+ 7'12
66David BoilyCanada+ 7'45
67Yusuke HatanakaJapans.t.
68Sebastian SalasCanadas.t.
69Zdenek StybarCzech Republics.t.
70Georgi Petrov GeorgievBulgarias.t.
71Yoshimitsu HiratsukaJapans.t.
72Vegard Robinson BuggeNorways.t.
73Paul Ngasike AgorirKenyas.t.
74Anders Ekh DahlbergSwedens.t.
75Zachary HughesCanada+ 8'25
76Martin GrashevBulgarias.t.
77Alexandre ShushemoinKazakhstans.t.
78Andrei KrasilnikauBelaruss.t.
79Branislav SamoilevBelaruss.t.
80Maciej PaterskiPoland+ 9'04
81Tomasz MarczynskiPolands.t.
82Max Öste-MacdonaldSwedens.t.
83Yukihiro DoiJapans.t.
84Lukasz OwsianPoland+ 9'30
85Sondre SørtveitNorway+ 9'50
86Borislav IvanovBulgarias.t.
87Edvald Boasson HagenNorway+ 10'16
88Tesfar TeklitEritrea+ 10'42
89Christian EgidioBrazil+ 11'27
90Meron AmanuelEritrea+ 11'38
91Saeid SafarzadehIran+ 12'37
92Bjørn Tore HoemNorway+ 13'16
93Andrey ZeitsKazakhstan+ 14'27
94Serghei TvetcovRomania+ 14'41
95Valentin StoenchevBulgaria+ 15'07
96Alex DinizBrazil+ 15'21
97Christian MeierCanadas.t.
98Neofytos SakellaridisGreece+ 15'33
99Yasmani MartinezCuba+ 16'23
100Patrick BevinNew Zealands.t.
101Charles MatteCanada+ 16'39
102Shinpei FukudaJapans.t.
103Michael OlssonSwedens.t.
104Eduardo SepulvedaArgentina+ 16'59
105Antoine DuchesneCanadas.t.
106Gilber ZuritaBolivia+ 17'20
107Christopher Juul-JensenDenmarks.t.
108Daniel NjorogeKenya+ 17'29
109Lasse BøchmanDenmarks.t.
110Luca ForcelliniSan Marinos.t.
111Yennier López FonsecaCubas.t.
112Rodrigo MeloBrazils.t.
113Pedro Sibila RomeroCubas.t.
114Jakob FuglsangDenmarks.t.
115Andrei KunitskiBelaruss.t.
116Vahid GhafariIran+ 17'57
117Carlos Alberto AlarconBolivia+ 18'17
118Simon ZahnerSwitzerlands.t.
119Pedro Portuondo TorresCuba+ 18'44
120Philip LindauSweden+ 18'53
121Luka SprajcCroatias.t.
122Sam BewleyNew Zealands.t.
123Vasili KiryenkaBelarus+ 19'27
124Petros GkazonisGreece+ 19'42
125Mateusz TaciakPoland+ 20'05
126Murilo AffonsoBrazil+ 21'28
127Kristijan DurasekCroatia+ 22'13
128Michael VinkNew Zealand+ 22'30
129Ioannis TamouridisGreeces.t.
130Meiyin WangChina+ 22'58
131Momchil RobovBulgaria+ 23'05
132Alexey LutsenkoKazakhstans.t.
133Ryan AndersonCanadas.t.
134Reldys Pérez RosaCubas.t.
135Kouhei UchimaJapan+ 23'34
136Davide BaiesiSan Marino+ 23'54
137Lucian VoineaRomania+ 24'13
138Behnam KhalilikhosroshaniIrans.t.
139Matea KvasinaCroatia+ 24'50
140Ariel SivoriArgentina+ 25'17
141Perikles IliasGreece+ 25'45
142Alexandor CatafordCanadas.t.
143Metkel KiflayEritrea+ 26'08
144Ilia KoshevoyBelaruss.t.
145Bruno RadoticCroatia+ 26'40
146Tesfom OkbamariamEritrea+ 31'55
147Arnold Alcolea NúñezCuba+ 35'00
148Adrian NituRomania+ 35'20
149Wenlong ZhangChina+ 36'08
150Jesse SergentNew Zealand+ 36'31
151Jack BauerNew Zealands.t.
152Hussein ManfredKenyas.t.
153Amir KolahdouzIran+ 37'21
154Luka GrubicCroatia+ 37'45
155Valentin IglinskiKazakhstan+ 37'54
156Domagoj BreznikCroatia+ 38'15
157Eduard GrosuRomanias.t.
158Federico ValentiniSan Marinos.t.
159Juan CotumbaBolivia+ 39'17
160Stefan HristovBulgaria+ 39'30
161Mihai-Gabriel VarabievRomania+ 39'54
162Giacomo ScarponiSan Marino+ 40'05
163Siarhei NovikauBelaruss.t.
164Kanstantsin KhviyuzauBelaruss.t.
165Mujtaba HusseinKenyas.t.
166Shane ArchboldNew Zealand+ 41'33
167Georgios BouglasGreeces.t.
168Nikolay MihaylovBulgarias.t.
169Bogdan ComanRomanias.t.
170Westley GoughNew Zealand+ 42'16
171Maximiliano RichezeArgentina+ 42'34
172Rodrigo NascimentoBrazils.t.
173Mikhail BesahaBolivias.t.
174Hillary KiprotichKenyas.t.
175Walter TrilliniArgentina+ 43'19
176Alireza AshgarzadehIrans.t.
177Shengjun WuChina+ 43'33
178Yamil MontañoBolivia+ 44'23
179Adrian CalvarCuba+ 44'52
180Gabriel JuarezArgentinas.t.
181Aquelino MaciasBolivia+ 45'21
182Polychronis TzortzakisGreece+ 55'26
183Matthias WengelinSweden+ 56'30
184Phan Age HaugardNorway+ 57'18
185Jani TeweldeEritrea+ 58'26
186Joseph GichoraKenya+ 58'43
187Dario GiancecchiSan Marino+ 59'05
188Simone SaraciniSan Marino+ 1h00'47
189Haijun MaChina+ 1h02'34
190Fulgencio BruCuba+ 1h07'06
191Panagiotis VlatosGreece+ 1h11'04
192Marco ZafferaniSan Marino+ 1h19'02
 
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