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PCM.daily » PCM.daily's Management Game » [Man-Game] Results PT/PTHC

Ronde van Vlaanderen

SportingNonsense

Posted on 25-07-2007 15:49

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The riders left Brugge and were on their way.

T-Mobile, Quick Step and Milram controlled the early pace, and with 200km to go, there are still no attacks.

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The next update comes at 150km to go, and we will have passed the first, short cobbles sector by then.

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Posted on 25-07-2007 15:56

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At 150km to go, the Peleton is already down to 104, a group of 53 chase, a minute back. The strongest cobblers in A1 are Luca Paolini and Geraint Thomas.

The cobble section was passed without incident.
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Maybe therell have be an attack in the next 50km?

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Posted on 25-07-2007 16:01

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143 km to go.. and .. SOMETHING HAPPENS!!!!

Oscar Freire crashed, for seemingly no reason. No teammates cma back to help and it took him 8 kilometres of solo work to get back. The peleton is now all together again, all 157 of them. (Well, one of the riders I control has been dropped, but he doesnt count)

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Posted on 25-07-2007 16:10

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My crappy rider who has been dropped, abondoned. We arrived at a couple of shorter cobbles sections. Another of my riders punctured, and abondoned too!

Saunier Duval's Piotr Mazur hit the deck as a Quick pace from Quick Step split the bunch, with only T-Mobile and Thor Hushovd able to hang on.

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An upcoming flat section should bring it all back together, but it looks ominous that Boonen will win.

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Posted on 25-07-2007 16:24

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The gorup of 14 ditched Hushovd and Piil but were cuaght at the foot of the Oude Kwaremont. Servais Knaven led the way but at the steeper cobbled climb of the Paterberg, Cedric Vasseur took over.

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Disaster struck for Leif Hoste on the climb though!

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As the riders descended the Paterberg some groups emerged.
E1: 7 Riders, 5 Quick Step Domestiques, Boonen and Hincapie
E2 +18: Cyril Dessel (QSI)
E3 +14: A group of 20, including Eisel, Nuyens, Flecha, Van Petegem, Pozzato, Burghardt, Ballan and Devolder.
E4 +56: 11 riders, including Hoj and Cancellara.
E5 +21: Group of around 20, including Gusev, Klier, Freire, O'Grady and Hoste.

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Posted on 25-07-2007 16:28

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Boonen led up the Koppenberg and Hincapie moved away from him in the descent!

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As you can see - the time gaps are growing.

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Posted on 25-07-2007 16:32

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Hincapie is pulling away from Boonen!

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Posted on 25-07-2007 22:43

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Its 50km to go and time for an update on the time gaps. Hincapie is still looking good but Boonen is slowly closing in. The time gaps shown are the gaps to Hincapie.

E1: Hincapie
E2: Boonen +1'03
E3: Ballan +3'24
E4: Eisel, Zabel, Bernucci, Schreck, Knaven, Van Petegem, Nuyens +3'56
E5: Pozzatto +4'12
E6: Willems, Piil, Fischer, Paolini, Verbist, Flecha, Vanendert +4'50
E7: Franzoi, Baldato, Devolder, Hoste, Ivanov +5'08
E8: Steegmens, Cancellara, Baguet +5'19
E9: Hulsmans, Vasseur, Gusev, Gerdemann +5'34
E10: Breschel, Baumann +7'13
E11: Group of 14 including O'Grady, Burghardt and Gilbert +7'38
E12: Group of 5, including Klier, Hushovd and Freire +8'10
E13: Group Hoj/Ventoso +8'38

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Posted on 25-07-2007 22:54

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Hincapie's at the foot of the last big challenge - the Muur. There is 18km to go and he has just 25 seconds over Boonen.

Ballan is looking good in 3rd, but he is just 30secs ahead of Nuyens/Van Petegem - with Pozzato yoyoing off the back of the pair. Hoste, Ivanov, Devolder and Flecha are tipped to fight it out for places 6-9 and Cancellara is currently soloing in 10th.

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Posted on 25-07-2007 23:02

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Hincapie conquers the Muur!

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But its not looking good as Boonen is ever so close now.

Further back, Ballan appears to be struggling, as he is being caught by Van Petegem and Nuyens. Pozzatto is still in the mix too, due to his hilly skills.

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Posted on 25-07-2007 23:07

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The bosberg is done with, 10km of flat left to fight with. Hincapie's used his strong descent skills to edge a little gap, but he better hope Boonen is unable to sprint.

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Posted on 25-07-2007 23:12

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BOONEN win it! The catch came at 2.2km to go, Big George has nothing left to give and Boonen is victorious.

Meanwhile, over the race radio, the dreaded words for the CSC boss: "Ballan is in trouble"

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Posted on 25-07-2007 23:25

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Indeed he was, Van Petegem spurted past him to win.

Lets clear up the results then:

1	Tom Boonen	QUICK STEP - INNERGETIC	6h54'01
2	George Hincapie	AG2R PRÃ‰VOYANCE	s.t.
3	Peter Van Petegem	T-MOBILE TEAM	+ 2'22
4	Alessandro Ballan	TEAM CSC	+ 2'53
5	Nick Nuyens	TEAM MILRAM	+ 3'33
6	Filippo Pozzato	AG2R PRÃ‰VOYANCE	s.t.
7	Juan-Antonio Flecha	LIQUIGAS	s.t.
8	Stijn Devolder	COFIDIS, LE CRÃ‰DIT PAR TÃ‰LÃ‰PHONE	+ 4'20
9	Sergei Ivanov	COFIDIS, LE CRÃ‰DIT PAR TÃ‰LÃ‰PHONE	s.t.
10	Leif Hoste	LAMPRE - FONDITAL	+ 5'09
11	Fabian Cancellara	BOUYGUES TELECOM	+ 6'33
12	Luca Paolini	LIQUIGAS	+ 7'53
13	Gert Steegmans	QUICK STEP - INNERGETIC	+ 8'25
14	Oscar Freire	CAISSE D'EPARGNE	+ 9'29
15	Erik Zabel	TEAM MILRAM	s.t.
16	Thor Hushovd	DISCOVERY CHANNEL PRO CYCLING TEAM	s.t.
17	Marcus Burghardt	TEAM MILRAM	s.t.
18	Serge Baguet	QUICK STEP - INNERGETIC	s.t.
19	Fabio Baldato	LAMPRE - FONDITAL	s.t.
20	Stuart O'Grady	FRANÃ‡AISE DES JEUX	s.t.
21	Philippe Gilbert	TEAM CSC	s.t.
22	Lorenzo Bernucci	T-MOBILE TEAM	s.t.
23	Vladimir Gusev	TEAM CSC	+ 10'50
24	Jelle Vanendert	LIQUIGAS	s.t.
25	Bernhard Eisel	T-MOBILE TEAM	+ 11'26
26	Enrico Franzoi	LAMPRE - FONDITAL	+ 12'12
27	Murilo Fischer	LIQUIGAS	+ 12'48
28	Servais Knaven	T-MOBILE TEAM	+ 13'17
29	Kevin Hulsmans	QUICK STEP - INNERGETIC	s.t.
30	Francisco Ventoso	SAUNIER DUVAL - PRODIR	s.t.
31	FrÃ©dÃ©ric Guesdon	FRANÃ‡AISE DES JEUX	+ 14'52
32	Kurt-Asle Arvesen	TEAM CSC	s.t.
33	Andreas Klier	CAISSE D'EPARGNE	s.t.
34	Stefan Schreck	T-MOBILE TEAM	s.t.
35	Axel Merckx	T-MOBILE TEAM	s.t.
36	CÃ©dric Vasseur	QUICK STEP - INNERGETIC	s.t.
37	Jakob Piil	T-MOBILE TEAM	+ 15'42
38	Rik Verbrugghe	COFIDIS, LE CRÃ‰DIT PAR TÃ‰LÃ‰PHONE	+ 16'04
39	Evert Verbist	LIQUIGAS	+ 16'28
40	Thomas Voeckler	BOUYGUES TELECOM	s.t.
41	Frederik Willems	LIQUIGAS	s.t.
42	Linus Gerdemann	T-MOBILE TEAM	s.t.
43	Staf Scheirlinckx	COFIDIS, LE CRÃ‰DIT PAR TÃ‰LÃ‰PHONE	+ 17'48
44	SÃ©bastien Joly	FRANÃ‡AISE DES JEUX	+ 18'12
45	Anthony Geslin	BOUYGUES TELECOM	s.t.
46	Francis Mourey	FRANÃ‡AISE DES JEUX	+ 18'40
47	Thierry Marichal	FRANÃ‡AISE DES JEUX	+ 20'00
48	Ludovic Auger	FRANÃ‡AISE DES JEUX	s.t.
49	Christophe Mengin	FRANÃ‡AISE DES JEUX	s.t.
50	JÃ¼rgen Van de Walle	QUICK STEP - INNERGETIC	+ 20'53
51	Frank HÃ¸j	COFIDIS, LE CRÃ‰DIT PAR TÃ‰LÃ‰PHONE	s.t.
52	Bart Wellens	BOUYGUES TELECOM	s.t.
53	Michiel Elijzen	COFIDIS, LE CRÃ‰DIT PAR TÃ‰LÃ‰PHONE	s.t.
54	BjÃ¶rn SchrÃ¶der	TEAM MILRAM	s.t.
55	Matti Breschel	TEAM CSC	s.t.
56	SÃ©bastien Minard	COFIDIS, LE CRÃ‰DIT PAR TÃ‰LÃ‰PHONE	s.t.
57	Cyril Dessel	QUICK STEP - INNERGETIC	s.t.
58	Andy Flickinger	BOUYGUES TELECOM	s.t.
59	JosÃ© Vicente Garcia Acosta	CAISSE D'EPARGNE	s.t.
60	Christophe Detilloux	FRANÃ‡AISE DES JEUX	s.t.
61	Luis Leon Sanchez Gil	CAISSE D'EPARGNE	s.t.
62	SÃ©bastien Chavanel	FRANÃ‡AISE DES JEUX	+ 22'24
63	Anders Lund	TEAM CSC	+ 24'09
64	Alessandro Spezialetti	LIQUIGAS	+ 24'31
65	Xavier Florencio	BOUYGUES TELECOM	s.t.
66	Allan Johansen	TEAM CSC	+ 25'29
67	HervÃ© Duclos-Lassalle	COFIDIS, LE CRÃ‰DIT PAR TÃ‰LÃ‰PHONE	s.t.
68	Eric Baumann	T-MOBILE TEAM	+ 26'01
69	Patrick Calcagni	LIQUIGAS	s.t.
70	Matteo Tosatto	QUICK STEP - INNERGETIC	+ 27'28
71	Massimilliano Mori	LAMPRE - FONDITAL	s.t.
72	Matthew White	DISCOVERY CHANNEL PRO CYCLING TEAM	s.t.
73	Wilfried Cretskens	QUICK STEP - INNERGETIC	s.t.
74	Aleksandr Kolobnev	TEAM CSC	s.t.
75	Matteo Bono	LAMPRE - FONDITAL	s.t.

Quick Step were the strongest team, and of the ProTour squads - Saunier Duval were the worst!

Edited by Roman on 16-10-2016 12:38

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