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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 19-08-2009 17:41
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The flat stage to start with should be relatively quiet - but it is wide open with Roelandts and Vantomme being the best sprinters on show. The hilly stage promises to be exiting and that mixed with the final TT should provide a mixture of those looking to gain on hills to limit their tt loss and those looking to limit their loss on hills and gain in the time trial. Just who is going to come out on top?
Wikipedia
1. D.Zabriskie
2. J.Coppel
3. X.Florencio
4. S.Ivars
5. C.Meier
6. M.Pavarin
7. J.Pineau
8. S.Spilak
Rabobank
11. R.Gesink
12. E.Capecchi
13. J.Grau
14. K.Kroon
15. A.Moinard
16. B.Mollema
17. M.Schär
18. L.Ten Dam
La Gazzetta dello Sport
21. M.Rogers
22. R.Flens
23. M.Ford
24. S.Marinangeli
25. M.Mugerli
26. J.Posthuma
27. R.RodrÃguez Segarra
28. M.Santambrogio
Festina
31. S.Sánchez Gonzalez
32. C.Castaño
33. A.Contador
34. I.Mayo
35. S.Morabito
36. S.Ortega
37. J.Van Goolen
38. B.Vandborg
Jack Wolfskin
41. K.Reus
42. N.Albert
43. D.Cornu
44. K.De Kort
45. P.Martens
46. M.Sieberg
47. M.Van Stayen
48. R.van der Hugenhaben
Domina Vacanze
51. V.Nibali
52. A.Aulas
53. M.Da Dalto
54. R.Hesjedal
55. C.Naibo
56. S.Taberlay
57. J.Vanendert
58. E.Verbist
Virgin Media
61. L.Boom
62. A.Bespalov
63. A.Dowsett
64. S.Langeveld
65. D.Mehr-Wenige
66. T.Phinney
67. J.Rodriguez Oliver
68. I.Stannard
B&O
71. E.Hagen
72. A.Grivko
73. N.Keinath
74. D.Klemme
75. R.Kreuziger
76. A.Steensen
77. S.Stenersen
78. T.Vinter
Eurosport
81. L.Gerdemann
82. P.Deignan
83. S.Joly
84. A.Klöden
85. C.Knees
86. S.Lagutin
87. T.Lövkvist
88. V.Reynès
Philips - Hummel
91. V.Gusev
92. L.Bak
93. L.Bodrogi
94. A.Furlan
95. M.Pedersen
96. P.Rolland
97. N.Scheunemann
98. M.Vantomme
Lipton
101. P.Niemiec
102. Ó.Avelino
103. J.Baugnies
104. C.Di Maggio
105. H.Duenas Nevado
106. T.Frei
107. G.Gazvoda
108. V.Ratiy
British Airways
111. S.Chavanel
112. M.Brammeier
113. C.Frommelt
114. V.Miholjevic
115. D.Millar
116. I.Suparman
117. L.Tommersen
118. X.Tondo
SIC Radical
121. S.Paulinho
122. E.Berthou
123. S.Chavanel
124. T.Leezer
125. L.Mondory
126. R.Vanderbiest
127. J.Vastaranta
128. W.Walker
Crédit Lyonnais
131. D.Abal
132. W.Bonnet
133. M.Dueñas
134. S.Gerrans
135. I.Konovalovas
136. J.Krivtsov
137. L.Sestili
138. B.Sonnery
White Bear Steyr
141. J.Fiedler
142. A.Amador
143. J.Augustyn
144. P.Brutt
145. B.Feillu
146. C.Mai
147. R.Maksimov
148. T.Rohregger
Accumalux
151. D.Stundzia
152. M.Barth
153. R.Chtioui
154. N.Clesen
155. S.Einsle
156. M.Kittel
157. M.Kvasina
158. N.Sijmens
American Suzuki
161. B.Vaugrenard
162. I.Parra Pinto
163. F.Picoreau
164. E.Rizza
165. C.Rojas Villegas
166. E.Sokolov
167. C.Wherry
168. K.Wu
Warner Bros.
171. J.Coenen
172. A.Ahmed
173. W.Cretskens
174. M.Facci
175. K.Hulsmans
176. M.Kaggestad
177. C.Sastre
178. Y.Talabardon
Unicef RT
181. J.Roelandts
182. J.Agudelo
183. C.Brandt
184. S.Finning
185. P.Jacobs
186. C.Lhotellerie
187. F.Montaña
188. F.Sabatini
Edited by SportingNonsense on 19-08-2009 18:01
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 19-08-2009 18:02
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| mrlol |
Posted on 19-08-2009 18:04
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Go Rogers!
I hope for a podium at least in the TT, and hopefully he'll hang on in the hills.. but with only 71 hill stat...
oh well, we'll see.
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| SotD |
Posted on 19-08-2009 18:09
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Hopefully Samuel Sanchez can get a rather big gap on the 2nd stage. About a minute or so. That should be adequate to finish on the podium... |
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| alexkr00 |
Posted on 19-08-2009 18:28
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first Pro Tour race for Jack Wolfskin. Maybe Cornu or Reus will be able to do something nice 
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| SotD |
Posted on 19-08-2009 18:38
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Well Reus is tipped 5th, so I guess he can do very well |
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| alexkr00 |
Posted on 19-08-2009 18:41
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yeah but Wikipedia or La Gazzetta have 2 riders better than Reus so I guess he's not really 5th
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| SotD |
Posted on 19-08-2009 19:35
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Yeah but only one rider can be captain I think |
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| niconico |
Posted on 19-08-2009 20:55
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With Zabriskie here, I don't count the chance of Hagen winning as existing. He could podium, but I'm just hoping to win stage 2, that way I should have a decent GC aswell.
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| fenian_1234 |
Posted on 21-08-2009 01:09
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Fine performance from Knees to take 5th in the stage.
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| alexkr00 |
Posted on 21-08-2009 08:20
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Albert is the best when it comes to breakaways. 3 of 3 winning breakaways this year
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| SotD |
Posted on 21-08-2009 08:53
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Well done from Parra...
We didn't use any unnecessary energy today, which is good. Hopefully we will use a huge amount tomorrow... |
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| mrlol |
Posted on 21-08-2009 08:57
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Damn... Santambrogio should've had it there! |
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| mrlol |
Posted on 21-08-2009 12:25
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Well, Rogers and Posthuma did what I could've expected; stay in the pack. At least there wherent too many riders in front of the pack, so two rider in the top 10 should be possible after the TT.
With a bit of luck Rogers could even win the TT.
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| rjc_43 |
Posted on 21-08-2009 12:27
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I think the same with Boom and Phinney 
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| niconico |
Posted on 21-08-2009 12:59
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For crying out loud, why don't my guys just attack!?
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| stemple |
Posted on 21-08-2009 13:05
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I think 17 seconds will be too much for Gesink to overhaul in the TT, especially with a frenchmen in the lead in a french race. Maybe if it was longer than 10k, but since it is i think we will have to settle for second.
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| mrlol |
Posted on 21-08-2009 13:15
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A_Schleck wrote:
For crying out loud, why don't my guys just attack!?
Bad instructions?
And yeah, stemple, that would normally be too much. especially because the 10km it shows, are always +- 8-9 in game, you'd need 2 seconds per km... and Chavanel still has 73 TT so... |
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| SotD |
Posted on 21-08-2009 13:27
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That was a silly result. Samuel Sánchez should've easily bridged up that gap... 4th is decent though if he can actually keep that result... |
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| SotD |
Posted on 21-08-2009 14:15
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That is one SHITTY result. How on earth can a decent TT'er lose 50 seconds on 10kms. 8th for Samuel Sánchez is NO way near good enough, and loosing shit loads of points on Wikipedia and Rabobank doesn't make this one bit better... We need to get a killer result in the Pais Vasco to cut back into the top. But first is Ronde where we will lose even more ground... Not good at all... |
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