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[PT'26] Ekoi | February Review
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Katrasnik for MSR!
 
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We had rather little hopes for actual points this month, but at least made it above 100 points in the end. And shockingly there even were some teams behind us in the rankings! But more importantly 10 breakaway appearances in 11 road stages give us some hope for those races where breaks might have an actual chance to make it through later in the season.


StartEndRaceteam goalresults
08-Jan10-Jan Tour of Tasmania--



We didn’t bring any rider for stage 1 so seeing Quispe in the break was the best we could hope for there. Stage 2 saw Gregoire in the break and also in a later attack where he was joined by Gautherat and Katrasnik. This led nowhere but was still our best chance to get something from the stage. Brunel lost quite some time but stayed within reach for a GC top 25 result. But that hope was far off in the end as he finished 49th in the GC.

points:49
Alexys Brunel10
Romain Gregoire8
Alain Quispe6
Sulkhan Akhmaevi5
Gasper Katrasnik5
Emanuel Castro5
Sergio Arias Villanueva5
Pierre Gautherat5




StartEndRaceteam goalresults
15-Jan18-Jan Tour of the Middle East--



Stage 1 saw Quispe in the break and he secured all the intermediate sprints to end the day as shared 2nd in the GC. Arrieta tried his luck in stage 2, but the bigger news there was Vauquelin losing quite some time. The last two stages were completely anonymous and left us with only minor points.

points:23
Kevin Vauquelin12
Lenny Martinez3
Arman Garibian2
Emanuel Castro2
Alex Baudin2
Alain Quispe2




StartEndRaceteam goalresults
21-Jan26-Jan Tour of Qatar-2 GC Top 25s; Stage Top 10; 3rd Teams



This race was all about breaks and the final epilogue. Quispe and Arias Villanueva were on break duty in stage 1 and secured some bonus seconds. Katrasnik did the same in stage 2. Those three did try their luck again over the course of the next two stages, but apart from some bonus seconds that weren’t of any use in the end it was fruitless. We didn’t make the break in the fifth stage, so it all came down to Kopfauf in the epilogue.

points:106
Markus Kopfauf34
Alexys Brunel27
Sergio Arias Villanueva20
Sulkhan Akhmaevi10
Gasper Katrasnik10
Alex Baudin5
Alain Quispe5
Nathaniel Forbes5


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March sees us racing in seven races, four of them on cobbles which means we have some hope to get a result or two despite the first disappointment in Cheshire.


StartEndRaceCat
01-Mar03-Mar Ronde van NederlandPT


FLMOMMHITTSTRSRCCBSPACFGDHPRAge
Igor Arrieta647370665768716761646980666224
Alex Baudin716669676869717264646970726725
Emanuel Castro676670737268687060667165657223
Pierre Gautherat716167735873716763667168645723
Romain Gregoire716872756274736965677471735823
Alexander Hajek677273736171727157586866715823
Lenny Martinez667674726873757557567370706723
Emiel Verstrynge706670735670745574607171675624


Without a top puncheur (yet) we send a fully unmaxed squad and hope for some breakaway magic.




StartEndRaceCat
07-Mar12-Mar Vuelta a ColombiaPTHC


FLMOMMHITTSTRSRCCBSPACFGDHPRAge
Igor Arrieta647370665768716761646980666224
Alex Baudin716669676869717264646970726725
Arman Garibian707674717374757855607166707326
Pierre Gautherat716167735873716763667168645723
Romain Gregoire716872756274736965677471735823
Alexander Hajek677273736171727157586866715823
Lenny Martinez667674726873757557567370706723
Kevin Vauquelin707975717672767558687073717525


Vauquelin will lead us here, but given how he did in Paris – Nice he’ll probably end as our best breakaway option for the later stages instead of a GC rider.




StartEndRaceCat
17-Mar18-Mar Franceville ClassiquePT


FLMOMMHITTSTRSRCCBSPACFGDHPRAge
Alex Baudin716669676869717264646970726725
Nathaniel Forbes746367706372706977697072676324
Pierre Gautherat716167735873716763667168645723
Gasper Katrasnik816162636972766963637281736931
Matis Louvel776468727375787078676767667327
Jaakko Sillankorva716162636872716873667066686726
Emiel Verstrynge706670735670745574607171675624
Ruben Zepuntke715562686478716381716465676433


This is one of our favourite races in the calendar and we hope it will stay that way, hopefully with Zepuntke getting us a top 10 here.




StartEndRaceCat
20-Mar22-Mar Tour of UkrainePTHC


FLMOMMHITTSTRSRCCBSPACFGDHPRAge
Sulkhan Akhmaevi687170687769697160616563637329
Sergio Arias Villanueva746062637774767161626871657728
Alexys Brunel756769717872787366616569667828
Emanuel Castro676670737268687060667165657223
Arman Garibian707674717374757855607166707326
Alexander Hajek677273736171727157586866715823
Markus Kopfauf696265676567746752747370688130
Kevin Vauquelin707975717672767558687073717525


Ranaweera did well here last season, so we hope Vauquelin can somehow reproduce this and also get us a top 10 in the GC. The prologue will be both too long and topographically too hard for Kopfauf, but we brought him nonetheless just in case.




StartEndRaceCat
26-Mar GP KigaliPTHC


FLMOMMHITTSTRSRCCBSPACFGDHPRAge
Alex Baudin716669676869717264646970726725
Nathaniel Forbes746367706372706977697072676324
Pierre Gautherat716167735873716763667168645723
Romain Gregoire716872756274736965677471735823
Matis Louvel776468727375787078676767667327
Jaakko Sillankorva716162636872716873667066686726
Emiel Verstrynge706670735670745574607171675624
Ruben Zepuntke715562686478716381716465676433


For the next three races it’s essentially copy-paste: a cobbled classic with (more or less) hills, so it will be interesting to see if Zepuntke or Louvel will end as our leader. But we have some hopes to score a top 10.




StartEndRaceCat
29-Mar E3 PrijsPT


FLMOMMHITTSTRSRCCBSPACFGDHPRAge
Alex Baudin716669676869717264646970726725
Nathaniel Forbes746367706372706977697072676324
Pierre Gautherat716167735873716763667168645723
Romain Gregoire716872756274736965677471735823
Matis Louvel776468727375787078676767667327
Jaakko Sillankorva716162636872716873667066686726
Emiel Verstrynge706670735670745574607171675624
Ruben Zepuntke715562686478716381716465676433


See GP Kigali.




StartEndRaceCat
31-Mar Ronde van VlaanderenM


FLMOMMHITTSTRSRCCBSPACFGDHPRAge
Alex Baudin716669676869717264646970726725
Nathaniel Forbes746367706372706977697072676324
Pierre Gautherat716167735873716763667168645723
Romain Gregoire716872756274736965677471735823
Matis Louvel776468727375787078676767667327
Jaakko Sillankorva716162636872716873667066686726
Emiel Verstrynge706670735670745574607171675624
Ruben Zepuntke715562686478716381716465676433


See GP Kigali. Plus it’s a goal race as we told our sponsors we could win here …


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We got our first jersey this month as well as our first big disappointment. In the end we scored some points (although not many).


StartEndRaceteam goalresults
05-Feb11-Feb Tirreno - Adriatico-KoM Win



The prologue was quite a disappointment with Kopfauf only finishing 13th. But Verstrynge made the break in stage 2 and took the KoM jersey from there. He improved his lead in stage 3 before the team wasn’t seen in the breaks of the next two stages. Sillankorva tried his luck in stage 6 but was dropped rather early. At least Verstrynge kept his KoM jersey until the final stage where no dangerous rider was in the break – resulting in our first jersey win of the season!

points: 100
Emiel Verstrynge70
Gasper Katrasnik5
Pierre Gautherat5
Markus Kopfauf5
Ruben Zepuntke5
Jaakko Sillankorva5
Alain Quispe5


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Verstrynge leading the peloton through a KoM sprint on his way to win this competition.




StartEndRaceteam goalresults
07-Feb14-Feb Paris - Nice-GC Top 25; Stage Top 10; 3rd KoM; 2nd U25



Arias Villanueva seemed to be our designated breakaway rider here with two appearances in the early stages and some minor KoM points from there. Afterwards we disappeared from the breaks and Vauquelin lost some random time in stage 3. He joined the break in stage 6 but without much success, so he was 10 minutes down after this stage and in perfect position for another try in stage 7. He did try and got both our first stage top 10 result of the season and to 3rd in the KoM classification.

points: 95
Kevin Vauquelin58
Sergio Arias Villanueva12
Arman Garibian5
Sulkhan Akhmaevi5
Emanuel Castro5
Matis Louvel5
Alexys Brunel5




StartEndRaceteam goalresults
07-Feb Classique du Grand-Duché--



We had no one in the break, but both of our future leaders made it into the top 50. Not a spectacular result, but it gives hope for the future.

points: 40
Lenny Martinez10
Romain Gregoire10
Alexander Hajek5
Alex Baudin5
Igor Arrieta5
Nathaniel Forbes5




StartEndRaceteam goalresults
19-Feb22-Feb Cheshire Cycling Tour-2nd U25



This race was the best chance for some actual results and scoring in the whole month, so a quiet stage 1 was a reasonable start to the race. Stage 2 was expected to be the crucial one for the GC and there were gaps, but not to our advantage after both Zepuntke and Louvel being on the move long from the finish and while the latter somewhat limited his losses the former paid heavily by losing 7 minutes. Sillankorva made it into the break in stage 3, but the stage went to the sprinters again. Zepuntke was part of a late attack in the final stage, but it was unsuccessful in the end. So the race was a disappointment with no one in the GC top 25, although Forbes at least finished 2nd in the U25 competition.

points: 34
Nathaniel Forbes20
Matis Louvel8
Emiel Verstrynge2
Ruben Zepuntke2
Jaakko Sillankorva2




StartEndRaceteam goalresults
24-Feb Copenhagen - Malmo TTT-Top 10



We aimed for a top 10 here and we finished 10th, so a job well done. But more importantly we’ve seen for the second time this month that our still developing TTT squad is on a good way.

points: 50
Sulkhan Akhmaevi10
Sergio Arias Villanueva10
Kevin Vauquelin10
Arman Garibian10
Emanuel Castro10




StartEndRaceteam goalresults
28-Feb Milano - San Remo--



Forbes went into the break and everyone made it to the finish (including one rider in the top 100), so it wasn’t the best monument premiere for us.

points: 40
Gasper Katrasnik5
Romain Gregoire5
Alexys Brunel5
Lenny Martinez5
Pierre Gautherat5
Alex Baudin5
Emiel Verstrynge5
Nathaniel Forbes5


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