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Project 1T4i - Bye, bye!
sutty68
Posted on 03-03-2012 15:03
Tour de France Champion Posts: 33999Joined: 22-08-2010PCM$: 200.00
Nice reports Pelli
Pellizotti2
Posted on 03-03-2012 17:06
Grand Tour Champion Posts: 9885Joined: 01-05-2010PCM$: 200.00
ThanksWe tried to get into the day's early breakaway, but eventually gave up after being chased down several times. After almost a hundred kilometres of racing, a group finally got away though. Most notable names were Sylwester Szmyd , Stefano Pirazzi and John Degenkolb . About halfway through the day, two more riders caught up with the earlier group. First Fabian Wegmann and just a few minutes later also our own Sergey Lagutin , in his Uzbekian champion's shirt. A long time later, when the group was more or less caught by the main field, Lagutin made a little jump from the group, setting off solo in a last try to hold off the chasing peloton. Only Wegmann could follow. The German then jumped over Lagutin , going for an own solo ride. The rest of the early breakaway were now back in the field, and thanks to that they got caught on a section of narrow road, the two at the front could stretch out their advantage a little bit more, to around 1'30. Back in the peloton we got the first attacks coming from Androni leader Marco Marzano and Belgian champion Philippe Gilbert . A bit of a surprise there, as we didn't expect him to make his move this early. Gilbert obviously proved us wrong by showing that his move wasn't a waste at all. At the top of the Keutenberg he had Wegmann in sight, while Lagutin was already gobbled up by the pack.The rampage continued with Gilbert closing down Wegmann 's last bit of advantage in a matter of seconds. In the meantime he also managed to build a big gap over the other favourites. A minute behind the two leaders came the next group, led by Joaquim Rodriguez and Frank Schleck . Fuglsang still in here together with Posthuma , while Martens got dropped after being blocked. At the foot of the Cauberg, the favourite group had the two leaders in sight, but it was probably already too late. In between we had Simon Gerrans , who decided to track them down by himself. Fuglsang placed himself perfectly, on Roman Kreuziger 's wheel just before the final turn towards Cauberg. Both Schlecks and Thomas Dekker also well placed near the front, while Purito was gone.I think you understand yourselves what happened at the front when the Cauberg started to show it's first steep gradients. If not, then the picture will tell you. Wegmann had absolutely nothing to hold on with. That left Philippe Gilbert with an easy victory. Must be very satisfying to get such sweet revenge for last year's bad luck. Seeing this domination, he'll be very, very hard to beat in Flèche and Liège too. Only Gerrans managed to kick past Wegmann in the finale, defending his second place from last year. Also a great result for the German in third. Leukemans . Rodriguez and Schleck A. completed the Top 5. The first of those after blocking the rest up the narrow road. Our own hope, Fuglsang , had pretty decent legs on the final climb and stayed on Kreuziger 's wheel the whole way up Cauberg, after finding no space to come around. He beat his former captain Schleck F. however! 1 Philippe Gilbert OmegaPharma - Quickstep 6h34'52 2 Simon Gerrans GreenEDGE Cycling Project + 26 3 Fabian Wegmann Garmin - Barracuda s.t. 4 Björn Leukemans Team Radioshack - Nissan s.t. 5 Joaquim Rodriguez Team Sky Pro Cycling s.t. 6 Andy Schleck Team Radioshack - Nissan s.t. 7 Roman Kreuziger Astana Pro Team s.t. 8 Jakob Fuglsang Project 1T4i - Shimano s.t. 9 Frank Schleck Lotto - Belisol s.t. 10 Peter Kennaugh Team Radioshack - Nissan s.t.
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11 Thomas Dekker Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 12 Kristof Vandewalle OmegaPharma - Quickstep s.t. 13 Marco Marzano Androni Giocattoli - Trecolli s.t. 14 Franco Pellizotti Team Radioshack - Nissan s.t. 15 Joost Posthuma Project 1T4i - Shimano + 1'09 16 Cadel Evans GreenEDGE Cycling Project + 1'19 17 Wouter Poels Vacansoleil - DCM + 1'28 18 Iuri Trofimov Astana Pro Team s.t. 19 Samuel Sánchez Caisse d'Epargne s.t. 20 Paul Martens Project 1T4i - Shimano s.t. 21 Sebastian Langeveld GreenEDGE Cycling Project + 1'48 22 Ben Hermans Team Radioshack - Nissan + 3'16 23 Jelle Vanendert Lotto - Belisol s.t. 24 Steven Kruijswijk Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 25 Sylvain Chavanel OmegaPharma - Quickstep + 3'39 26 Simon Geschke Project 1T4i - Shimano + 3'47 27 Giovanni Visconti Caisse d'Epargne s.t. 28 Nick Nuyens Garmin - Barracuda + 3'56 29 Nicolas Roche Garmin - Barracuda s.t. 30 Sergey Lagutin Project 1T4i - Shimano s.t. 31 Gustav Larsson Vacansoleil - DCM s.t. 32 Robert Gesink Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 33 Rui Costa Caisse d'Epargne s.t. 34 Dario Cataldo OmegaPharma - Quickstep s.t. 35 Francis De Greef Lotto - Belisol s.t. 36 Niki Terpstra OmegaPharma - Quickstep s.t. 37 Michael Albasini GreenEDGE Cycling Project s.t. 38 Rigoberto Urán Team Sky Pro Cycling s.t. 39 Kevin De Weert OmegaPharma - Quickstep s.t. 40 Laurens Ten Dam Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 41 Luis León Sánchez Team Katusha s.t. 42 Egor Silin Astana Pro Team s.t. 43 Tony Martin OmegaPharma - Quickstep s.t. 44 Stephen Cummings Team Sky Pro Cycling s.t. 45 Chris Horner Team Radioshack - Nissan + 4'24 46 Andrew Fenn OmegaPharma - Quickstep s.t. 47 Javier Iriarte Euskaltel - Orbea + 4'35 48 John Degenkolb The Bose Project s.t. 49 Pietro Caucchioli Lampre - San Marco s.t. 50 Romain Zingle Cofidis, le crédit en ligne s.t. 51 Sylwester Szmyd Team Katusha s.t. 52 Francesco Masciarelli Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 53 Michele Gaia Miche - Guerciotti + 4'52 54 Marcel Wyss BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology s.t. 55 Stefano Pirazzi UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team s.t. 56 Dídac Ortega Caisse d'Epargne + 5'03 57 Bradley Wiggins Garmin - Barracuda + 6'08 58 Christophe Le Mével Cofidis, le crédit en ligne + 6'15 59 Grégory Rast Team Radioshack - Nissan + 6'42 60 Kanstantsin Sivtsov Team Sky Pro Cycling s.t. 61 Nicki Sörensen Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 62 Matthew Goss GreenEDGE Cycling Project + 7'08 63 Markus Fothen Team Radioshack - Nissan s.t. 64 Kevin Seeldraeyers Vacansoleil - DCM s.t. 65 Danny Pate Team Sky Pro Cycling s.t. 66 Roy Curvers Project 1T4i - Shimano s.t. 67 Tadej Valjavec Astana Pro Team + 8'25 68 Bram Tankink Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 69 Marcos García Lotto - Belisol s.t. 70 Luca Solari Androni Giocattoli - Trecolli + 9'06 71 Dmitriy Fofonov Astana Pro Team + 9'15 72 Jure Kocjan Astana Pro Team + 9'24 73 Mitchell Docker Project 1T4i - Shimano s.t. 74 Steve Morabito BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology + 10'48 75 Eduardo Gonzalo Euskaltel - Orbea s.t. 76 Wilco Kelderman Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 77 Rafael Serrano Euskaltel - Orbea s.t. 78 Tomasz Marczynski Vacansoleil - DCM s.t. 79 Ian Stannard Team Sky Pro Cycling s.t. 80 Cayetano Sarmiento Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 81 Stefan Denifl Vacansoleil - DCM s.t. 82 Joost Van Leijen Lotto - Belisol + 13'05 83 Przemyslaw Niemiec Team Katusha + 13'45 84 Toms Skujins The Bose Project s.t. 85 Dimitri Muravyev Team Katusha s.t. 86 Eros Capecchi Lampre - San Marco s.t. 87 Alfredo Balloni Lampre - San Marco s.t. 88 Oliver Zaugg BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology s.t. 89 Denis Menchov Team Katusha s.t. 90 Gianluca Brambilla UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team s.t. 91 Luca Ascani Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 92 Peter Sagan Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 93 Vasil Kiryienka The Bose Project s.t. 94 Ivan Basso Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 95 John Gadret Cofidis, le crédit en ligne + 14'55 96 José Joaquín Rojas Caisse d'Epargne s.t. 97 Morris Possoni Lampre - San Marco s.t. 98 Alexander Efimkin Team Katusha s.t. 99 Johann Tschopp BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology s.t. 100 Antonio D'Aniello Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 101 Romain Feillu Garmin - Barracuda s.t. 102 Rémy Di Grégorio Cofidis, le crédit en ligne s.t. 103 Lars Petter Nordhaug The Bose Project s.t. 104 Michel Kreder Garmin - Barracuda s.t. 105 Haimar Zubeldia Euskaltel - Orbea s.t. 106 Hubert Dupont Garmin - Barracuda s.t. 107 Kenny Dehaes Lotto - Belisol s.t. 108 Florian Stalder BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology s.t. 109 Valerio Agnoli UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team s.t. 110 Alberto Losada Team Katusha s.t. 111 Patrik Moren The Bose Project s.t. 112 Romain Sicard Cofidis, le crédit en ligne s.t. 113 Thomas Rohregger Lampre - San Marco s.t. 114 Aleksejs Saramotins The Bose Project s.t. 115 Carlos Alberto Betancur Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 116 Branislau Samoilau The Bose Project s.t. 117 Sergio Pardilla Euskaltel - Orbea s.t. 118 Davide Malacarne UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team + 16'03 119 Jonathan Tiernan-Locke Team Sky Pro Cycling + 16'10 120 Mirko Selvaggi Vacansoleil - DCM s.t. 121 Trent Lowe GreenEDGE Cycling Project + 16'45 122 Davy Commeyne Landbouwkrediet - Euphony + 18'04 123 Rohan Dennis GreenEDGE Cycling Project + 18'17 124 Martin Velits Vacansoleil - DCM s.t. 125 Evgeni Petrov Astana Pro Team s.t. 126 Jesús Hernández Euskaltel - Orbea + 18'57 127 Pierre Cazaux Euskaltel - Orbea s.t. 128 Marzio Bruseghin UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team s.t. 129 Chris Anker Sörensen Lotto - Belisol s.t. 130 Jürgen Van de Walle Lotto - Belisol + 19'48 131 Giairo Ermeti Androni Giocattoli - Trecolli s.t. 132 Jussi Veikkanen The Bose Project s.t. 133 Tom Jelte Slagter Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 134 Benjamin Gourgue Landbouwkrediet - Euphony s.t. 135 Matteo Carrara UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team + 20'07 136 Brent Bookwalter BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology s.t. 137 Javier Moreno Bazan Caisse d'Epargne s.t. 138 Alessandro Vanotti Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 139 Filippo Savini Lampre - San Marco s.t. 140 Andreas Klier Garmin - Barracuda s.t. 141 Daniel Teklehaimanot GreenEDGE Cycling Project + 20'27 142 Jonathan Monsalve Androni Giocattoli - Trecolli + 21'34 143 David Moncoutié Cofidis, le crédit en ligne s.t. 144 Jackson Rodríguez Androni Giocattoli - Trecolli s.t. 145 Ruslan Pidgornyy Lampre - San Marco + 22'10 146 Matteo Bono Lampre - San Marco s.t. 147 Nairo Quintana Caisse d'Epargne s.t. 148 Luis Pasamontes Euskaltel - Orbea + 23'32 149 Dalivier Ospina Miche - Guerciotti + 24'46 150 Giampaolo Caruso UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team s.t. 151 Simon Zahner BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology s.t. 152 Vincenzo Garofalo Androni Giocattoli - Trecolli s.t. 153 Ashkat Tleshev Astana Pro Team s.t. 154 José Iván Gutiérrez Miche - Guerciotti s.t. 155 Nikita Novikov Vacansoleil - DCM + 27'40 156 Luis Ángel Maté Miche - Guerciotti + 28'50 157 Rémy Cusin Cofidis, le crédit en ligne + 31'09 158 Chris Barton BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology + 31'43 159 Ezequiel Mosquera Caisse d'Epargne s.t. 160 Martin Therkildsen Project 1T4i - Shimano s.t. 161 Petr Ignatenko Team Katusha + 34'04 162 Andres Pereyra Miche - Guerciotti s.t. 163 Volodymyr Zagorodny Miche - Guerciotti s.t. 164 John-Lee Augustyn Team Sky Pro Cycling + 35'21 165 Carlos José Ochoa Androni Giocattoli - Trecolli + 36'20 166 Manuele Caddeo Androni Giocattoli - Trecolli + 39'30 167 Laurent Lefèvre Cofidis, le crédit en ligne + 41'02 168 Dario Cioni UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team s.t. 169 Edwig Cammaerts Landbouwkrediet - Euphony + 47'45 170 William Aranzazu Miche - Guerciotti + 49'31 171 Maurizio Mele Miche - Guerciotti + 55'22
valverde321
Posted on 03-03-2012 17:08
World Champion Posts: 12429Joined: 20-05-2009PCM$: 530.00
Gilbert dominated! But good for you to get a Top 10.
sutty68
Posted on 03-03-2012 17:10
Tour de France Champion Posts: 33999Joined: 22-08-2010PCM$: 200.00
8th place is a Good result
dienblad
Posted on 03-03-2012 18:14
Classics Specialist Posts: 3709Joined: 10-09-2010PCM$: 200.00
8th is a good result. The Cauberg is too narrow, almost impossible to pass someone....
Miguel98
Posted on 03-03-2012 18:46
World Champion Posts: 10231Joined: 23-06-2011PCM$: 200.00
8th place is a good result. Gilbert will probably take revenge after what happened last year.
FreitasPCM
Posted on 03-03-2012 19:08
Grand Tour Champion Posts: 7784Joined: 08-09-2009PCM$: 200.00
8th isn't bad. It's a nice result with a rider like Fuglsang.
Batista15
Posted on 03-03-2012 21:37
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Of course an amazing report again
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franki28
Posted on 03-03-2012 22:34
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8th with Fuglsang is great
Pellizotti2
Posted on 04-03-2012 18:12
Grand Tour Champion Posts: 9885Joined: 01-05-2010PCM$: 200.00
Thanks once again guys!After yet another classic beginning under a ferocious pace, a group of five formed a small breakaway group at last, just after the top of the first passage of the Mur de Huy. Szmyd , Docker , Galland , Cazaux and Di Grégorio were the names present in it. Some time later the group added two riders to it. Two quite notable names too, in the shapes of Ivan Basso and Laurens Ten Dam . Even further into the race than that, yet another rider jumped off in pursuit. This time a name we all recognize by now, Sergey Lagutin . The breakaway moved really fast through the race, and with just ten kilometres to go, they still held a minute and a half's advantage. This triggered an attack from Frank Schleck , who got strong company from Philippe Gilbert , Giovanni Visconti and Jakob Fuglsang . Gilbert left the others in the dust like it was nothing and then started to hunt down the remnants of the breakaway, where Basso was now solo at the front after shaking the rest off up the penultimate climb.Fast Phil made his way to the front just as we took the right turn leading up to Mur de Huy. Ten Dam and Basso were still trying to hang on, but the main field was coming back quickly now.As you understand, Gilbert just blew the two early escapees off his back wheel up the steep grades and then cruised up the climb to clinch yet another dominant victory atop. No opposition for him today. Ten Dam and Basso got gobbled up by the other favourites up the final climb, ironically leaving second place for the eternal runner-up, Andy Schleck . A slightly surprising Iuri Trofimov rounded off the podium, overhauling Joaquim Rodriguez in that battle.Fuglsang didn't have his best day and also got slightly boxed in during the final sprint, which gave him a heavy push down the results sheet. In the end a 21st place, one step above last year's top here, 22nd.1 Philippe Gilbert OmegaPharma - Quickstep 4h48'38 2 Andy Schleck Team Radioshack - Nissan + 22 3 Iuri Trofimov Astana Pro Team s.t. 4 Joaquim Rodriguez Team Sky Pro Cycling s.t. 5 Thomas Dekker Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 6 Laurens Ten Dam Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 7 Simon Gerrans GreenEDGE Cycling Project s.t. 8 Christian Knees Team Sky Pro Cycling s.t. 9 Kristof Vandewalle OmegaPharma - Quickstep s.t. 10 Jelle Vanendert Lotto - Belisol s.t.
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11 Wouter Poels Vacansoleil - DCM s.t. 12 Roman Kreuziger Astana Pro Team s.t. 13 Samuel Sánchez Caisse d'Epargne s.t. 14 Frank Schleck Lotto - Belisol s.t. 15 Rigoberto Urán Team Sky Pro Cycling s.t. 16 Juan José Cobo Caisse d'Epargne s.t. 17 Ivan Basso Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 18 Cadel Evans GreenEDGE Cycling Project s.t. 19 Giovanni Visconti Caisse d'Epargne s.t. 20 Gerald Ciolek OmegaPharma - Quickstep s.t. 21 Jakob Fuglsang Project 1T4i - Shimano s.t. 22 Fabian Wegmann Garmin - Barracuda s.t. 23 Peter Kennaugh Team Radioshack - Nissan s.t. 24 José Joaquín Rojas Caisse d'Epargne s.t. 25 Ben Hermans Team Radioshack - Nissan s.t. 26 Paul Martens Project 1T4i - Shimano s.t. 27 Simon Geschke Project 1T4i - Shimano + 1'08 28 Dries Devenyns Team Radioshack - Nissan s.t. 29 Franco Pellizotti Team Radioshack - Nissan s.t. 30 Kanstantsin Sivtsov Team Sky Pro Cycling s.t. 31 Bradley Wiggins Garmin - Barracuda s.t. 32 Kevin De Weert OmegaPharma - Quickstep s.t. 33 Jérémie Galland Saur - Sojasun s.t. 34 Sergey Lagutin Project 1T4i - Shimano s.t. 35 Egor Silin Astana Pro Team s.t. 36 Stephen Cummings Team Sky Pro Cycling + 1'40 37 Przemyslaw Niemiec Team Katusha s.t. 38 Francis De Greef Lotto - Belisol s.t. 39 Mitchell Docker Project 1T4i - Shimano + 1'56 40 Dario Cataldo OmegaPharma - Quickstep + 2'08 41 Rémy Di Grégorio Cofidis, le crédit en ligne s.t. 42 Pierre Cazaux Euskaltel - Orbea s.t. 43 Gustav Larsson Vacansoleil - DCM + 2'49 44 Sérgio Paulinho Team Radioshack - Nissan s.t. 45 Frederik Willems Lotto - Belisol s.t. 46 Tony Martin OmegaPharma - Quickstep s.t. 47 Markus Fothen Team Radioshack - Nissan s.t. 48 Matthew Goss GreenEDGE Cycling Project s.t. 49 Rein Taaramae GreenEDGE Cycling Project s.t. 50 Joost Posthuma Project 1T4i - Shimano s.t. 51 Danny Pate Team Sky Pro Cycling s.t. 52 Janez Brajkovic Astana Pro Team + 4'12 53 Raffaele Ferrara OmegaPharma - Quickstep s.t. 54 Pierre Rolland Cofidis, le crédit en ligne + 4'25 55 Alejandro Valverde Garmin - Barracuda s.t. 56 Jürgen Van de Walle Lotto - Belisol s.t. 57 Luis León Sánchez Team Katusha s.t. 58 Dimitri Muravyev Team Katusha + 4'45 59 Vladimir Efimkin Team Katusha s.t. 60 Johann Tschopp BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology s.t. 61 Oliver Zaugg BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology s.t. 62 Alfredo Balloni Lampre - San Marco s.t. 63 Romain Zingle Cofidis, le crédit en ligne s.t. 64 Nicolas Roche Garmin - Barracuda s.t. 65 Michele Scarponi Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 66 Robert Gesink Vodafone Pro Cycling Team + 5'26 67 Andriy Grivko Astana Pro Team s.t. 68 Sylwester Szmyd Team Katusha s.t. 69 Vladimir Gusev Landbouwkrediet - Euphony + 5'52 70 Marcello Pavarin UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team s.t. 71 Danilo Di Luca UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team s.t. 72 Denis Menchov Team Katusha s.t. 73 Jonathan Hivert Saur - Sojasun s.t. 74 Pierrick Fédrigo FDJ - BigMat s.t. 75 Florian Stalder BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology s.t. 76 Juan José Oroz Euskaltel - Orbea s.t. 77 Arnold Jeanneson FDJ - BigMat s.t. 78 Daniele Pietropolli Lampre - San Marco s.t. 79 Branislau Samoilau The Bose Project s.t. 80 Igor Anton Euskaltel - Orbea s.t. 81 Mirko Selvaggi Vacansoleil - DCM s.t. 82 Francesco Masciarelli Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 83 Kevin Seeldraeyers Vacansoleil - DCM s.t. 84 Toms Skujins The Bose Project s.t. 85 Vasil Kiryienka The Bose Project s.t. 86 Nico Sijmens Cofidis, le crédit en ligne s.t. 87 Peter Sagan Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 88 Sergio Henao Team Sky Pro Cycling s.t. 89 Juan Manuel Gárate Team Katusha s.t. 90 John Gadret Cofidis, le crédit en ligne s.t. 91 Simon Clarke GreenEDGE Cycling Project s.t. 92 Mikhail Ignatiev Astana Pro Team s.t. 93 Beñat Intxausti Caisse d'Epargne s.t. 94 Tadej Valjavec Astana Pro Team s.t. 95 Roy Curvers Project 1T4i - Shimano s.t. 96 Romain Feillu Garmin - Barracuda s.t. 97 Wilco Kelderman Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 98 Gorka Izagirre Euskaltel - Orbea s.t. 99 Francesco Failli UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team s.t. 100 Anthony Roux FDJ - BigMat s.t. 101 Damiano Cunego Lampre - San Marco s.t. 102 Iban Mayoz Euskaltel - Orbea + 7'24 103 Luca Ascani Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 104 Thomas Rohregger Lampre - San Marco s.t. 105 Frantisek Rabon OmegaPharma - Quickstep s.t. 106 Mikel Astarloza Caisse d'Epargne s.t. 107 John Degenkolb The Bose Project s.t. 108 Patrick Facchini Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 109 Carlos Alberto Betancur Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 110 Ruslan Pidgornyy Lampre - San Marco s.t. 111 Daniel Martin Garmin - Barracuda s.t. 112 Alexandre Pliuschin The Bose Project s.t. 113 Alexander Efimkin Team Katusha s.t. 114 Marcel Wyss BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology s.t. 115 Aleksejs Saramotins The Bose Project + 7'53 116 Stefan Denifl Vacansoleil - DCM s.t. 117 Pietro Caucchioli Lampre - San Marco s.t. 118 Matteo Carrara UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team s.t. 119 Tomasz Marczynski Vacansoleil - DCM s.t. 120 Rémi Pauriol FDJ - BigMat s.t. 121 Stefano Pirazzi UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team s.t. 122 Bart De Clercq Lotto - Belisol s.t. 123 Stijn Steels Landbouwkrediet - Euphony s.t. 124 Lars Bak Lotto - Belisol s.t. 125 Tom Jelte Slagter Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 126 Linus Gerdemann Lampre - San Marco s.t. 127 David Moncoutié Cofidis, le crédit en ligne s.t. 128 Sergio Mantecón Euskaltel - Orbea s.t. 129 Michael Schär BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology s.t. 130 Amaël Moinard Cofidis, le crédit en ligne s.t. 131 Paul Poux Saur - Sojasun s.t. 132 Jussi Veikkanen The Bose Project + 8'52 133 Trent Lowe GreenEDGE Cycling Project + 9'00 134 Baptiste Planckaert Landbouwkrediet - Euphony s.t. 135 Daniel Diaz Garmin - Barracuda s.t. 136 Brent Bookwalter BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology s.t. 137 Filippo Savini Lampre - San Marco s.t. 138 Christopher Butler BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology s.t. 139 Alessandro Vanotti Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 140 José Herrada Caisse d'Epargne s.t. 141 Javier Moreno Bazan Caisse d'Epargne + 9'43 142 Francesco Reda UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team s.t. 143 Stuart O'Grady GreenEDGE Cycling Project s.t. 144 Yohan Offredo FDJ - BigMat s.t. 145 Marco Pinotti UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team s.t. 146 Cyrille Monnerais Saur - Sojasun s.t. 147 Maarten Wynants Vodafone Pro Cycling Team + 10'17 148 Grischa Niermann Vacansoleil - DCM s.t. 149 Andrey Zeits Team Radioshack - Nissan s.t. 150 Dennis Van Winden Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 151 Iván Velasco Euskaltel - Orbea s.t. 152 Simon Zahner BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology + 10'38 153 Patrick Gretsch The Bose Project s.t. 154 Ashkat Tleshev Astana Pro Team s.t. 155 Sven Vandousselaere Lotto - Belisol s.t. 156 Daniel Teklehaimanot GreenEDGE Cycling Project s.t. 157 Moreno Hofland Vodafone Pro Cycling Team + 12'22 158 Martin Velits Vacansoleil - DCM + 12'55 159 Daniel Wampach Project 1T4i - Shimano s.t. 160 Kim Borry Landbouwkrediet - Euphony + 13'35 161 Jesse Sergent Garmin - Barracuda s.t. 162 Guillaume Levarlet Saur - Sojasun s.t. 163 Kevin Neirynck Landbouwkrediet - Euphony s.t. 164 Jorge Azanza Euskaltel - Orbea + 13'50 165 John-Lee Augustyn Team Sky Pro Cycling + 13'58 166 Dominique Rollin FDJ - BigMat + 15'38 167 Richard Le Bras Landbouwkrediet - Euphony + 16'36 168 Wouter Van Mechelen Landbouwkrediet - Euphony + 16'46 169 Christophe Laborie Saur - Sojasun s.t. 170 Stéphane Poulhiès Saur - Sojasun + 16'59 171 Ludovic Turpin Saur - Sojasun + 17'21 172 Nicolas Edet Cofidis, le crédit en ligne + 17'47 173 Cédric Pineau FDJ - BigMat + 18'17 174 Koen Barbé Landbouwkrediet - Euphony + 19'29 175 Dario Cioni UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team + 22'46 176 Olivier Bonnaire FDJ - BigMat s.t.
dienblad
Posted on 04-03-2012 19:21
Classics Specialist Posts: 3709Joined: 10-09-2010PCM$: 200.00
Impressive win by Gilbert, again... Think he's going for the treble with also the LBL-win.
Alakagom
Posted on 04-03-2012 19:29
World Champion Posts: 10452Joined: 19-11-2010PCM$: 200.00
OmegaPharma is totally dominating classics. PR, Ronde, Amstel and Fleche now. Great report as always, truly enjoyable to read. It wasn't your day, but hopefully you are going to take Top 10 at LBL.
sutty68
Posted on 04-03-2012 23:06
Tour de France Champion Posts: 33999Joined: 22-08-2010PCM$: 200.00
Gilbert showing his power once again
Pellizotti2
Posted on 05-03-2012 19:44
Grand Tour Champion Posts: 9885Joined: 01-05-2010PCM$: 200.00
Thank you! OPQS are indeed really dominating. And imagine if Boonen wasn't out by injury!Just like in Amstel and Flèche, the breakaway was popular among the riders. Daniel Wampach was the one we decided to try to place in there today, so he did everything he could to follow every attack in the early kilometres. He eventually found himself in a group of around ten riders, chasing a surprisingly strong leading duo. The names - Luis Leon Sánchez and Alfredo Balloni . Very interesting, since both were named as outsiders today. Some time later, an attack from Nicolas Roche brought Josep Jufré and Stijn Steels up to them. The chasing group with Wampach were still trying to make the junction, struggling to do so. The main field eventually started to give chase, reducing both the break's advantage and the number of riders in the peloton in the process. Halfway through the race, we had around 70 riders left in the group. We then jump a bit longer into the race, to the foot of la Redoute. At the front of the race, we were now down to a leading group of three, after that Jufré and Steels both had to let go up the previous climb. Behind, the chase was on more or less maximum speed. To avoid frustrating blocks, we moved Fuglsang to the very front of the group just as the road started climbing up the narrow Redoute climb. Our tactic worked perfectly. Fuglsang reached the top of the Redoute still in pole position, and still protected by Geschke , while they were desperately fighting for position behind. Martens was again unlucky and got blocked and dropped. Same with Alejandro Valverde ! In the following descent, a group of fifteen formed. Fuglsang and Geschke representing us, together with most of the big names, apart from Valverde and Martens . Still some way to go. On top of the day's next climb, the Roche-aux-Faucons, it was at last game over for the three who had been in front the whole day. The end of the breakaway and also the start of the real racing, and even more action. The attacks started to come when we hit the steep Saint-Nicolas, five kilometres from the line. Wout Poels with the first jump, followed by no one else than Philippe Gilbert . Joaquim Rodriguez doing the work in the group, with Fuglsang glued onto his back wheel. But when Gilbert and Poels created a gap to the rest, Rodriguez couldn't resist bridging across at the very top of the Saint-Nicolas. They still couldn't build any big advantage, as there was hard chase behind. All back together for the sprint. Fuglsang unfortunately in a bad position at the back, while the three recently caught escapees were in the lead, together with the GreenEDGE duo Gerrans and Evans . The Belgian and the Spanish champions moved up side by side at the front once the road started to rise towards the final incline. Fuglsang had found his way up to a better position, just behind Evans . Rodriguez just couldn't match Gilbert 's incredible strength in the end, allowing the undoubted king of the Ardennes to raise his arms up in the air for the third time this week. Pure superiority. Evans in third.Fuglsang faded more and more the steeper the final hill got and fell back to 8th, repeating his top result from Amstel. More or less what we expected from him. Apart from Flèche, a successful Ardennes streak for us!1 Philippe Gilbert OmegaPharma - Quickstep 6h50'15 2 Joaquim Rodriguez Team Sky Pro Cycling s.t. 3 Cadel Evans GreenEDGE Cycling Project s.t. 4 Simon Gerrans GreenEDGE Cycling Project s.t. 5 Andy Schleck Team Radioshack - Nissan s.t. 6 Jelle Vanendert Lotto - Belisol s.t. 7 Wouter Poels Vacansoleil - DCM s.t. 8 Jakob Fuglsang Project 1T4i - Shimano s.t. 9 Eros Capecchi Lampre - San Marco + 22 10 Fabian Wegmann Garmin - Barracuda s.t.
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11 Franco Pellizotti Team Radioshack - Nissan s.t. 12 Peter Kennaugh Team Radioshack - Nissan s.t. 13 Frank Schleck Lotto - Belisol s.t. 14 Rigoberto Urán Team Sky Pro Cycling + 1'57 15 Simon Geschke Project 1T4i - Shimano s.t. 16 Luis León Sánchez Team Katusha s.t. 17 Roman Kreuziger Astana Pro Team + 2'32 18 Samuel Sánchez Caisse d'Epargne s.t. 19 Ben Hermans Team Radioshack - Nissan s.t. 20 Nicolas Roche Garmin - Barracuda s.t. 21 Alfredo Balloni Lampre - San Marco + 2'57 22 Juan José Cobo Caisse d'Epargne + 3'59 23 Iuri Trofimov Astana Pro Team s.t. 24 Giovanni Visconti Caisse d'Epargne + 4'39 25 Marco Marzano Androni Giocattoli - Trecolli + 4'56 26 Jan Bakelants Team Radioshack - Nissan + 5'26 27 Stephen Cummings Team Sky Pro Cycling s.t. 28 Thomas Dekker Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 29 Paul Martens Project 1T4i - Shimano + 5'52 30 Sergey Lagutin Project 1T4i - Shimano + 7'17 31 Kevin De Weert OmegaPharma - Quickstep + 7'24 32 Bradley Wiggins Garmin - Barracuda + 8'21 33 Sergio Henao Team Sky Pro Cycling s.t. 34 Gustav Larsson Vacansoleil - DCM + 8'46 35 Kanstantsin Sivtsov Team Sky Pro Cycling s.t. 36 Chris Froome Team Sky Pro Cycling + 9'08 37 Kristof Vandewalle OmegaPharma - Quickstep + 9'18 38 Alejandro Valverde Garmin - Barracuda + 9'57 39 Matthew Lloyd GreenEDGE Cycling Project s.t. 40 Tony Martin OmegaPharma - Quickstep s.t. 41 Serge Pauwels OmegaPharma - Quickstep s.t. 42 Francis De Greef Lotto - Belisol s.t. 43 Diego Ulissi Lampre - San Marco s.t. 44 Michele Scarponi Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 45 Jurgen Van den Broeck Project 1T4i - Shimano s.t. 46 Przemyslaw Niemiec Team Katusha + 10'29 47 Adriano Malori UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team s.t. 48 Peter Sagan Liquigas - Cannondale + 11'16 49 Vladimir Efimkin Team Katusha s.t. 50 Pierrick Fédrigo FDJ - BigMat + 11'54 51 Simon Clarke GreenEDGE Cycling Project s.t. 52 Thomas De Gendt Vacansoleil - DCM s.t. 53 Daniel Wampach Project 1T4i - Shimano + 12'07 54 Vasil Kiryienka The Bose Project s.t. 55 Pierre Rolland Cofidis, le crédit en ligne s.t. 56 Laurens Ten Dam Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 57 Robert Gesink Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 58 Romain Zingle Cofidis, le crédit en ligne s.t. 59 Cayetano Sarmiento Liquigas - Cannondale + 12'32 60 Matthew Goss GreenEDGE Cycling Project + 12'46 61 Fredrik Kessiakoff The Bose Project s.t. 62 José Joaquín Rojas Caisse d'Epargne s.t. 63 Wim Van Huffel Lotto - Belisol + 12'57 64 Stijn Steels Landbouwkrediet - Euphony + 13'12 65 Dimitri Muravyev Team Katusha + 13'27 66 John Gadret Cofidis, le crédit en ligne s.t. 67 Jure Kocjan Astana Pro Team s.t. 68 Francesco Masciarelli Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 69 Kevin Seeldraeyers Vacansoleil - DCM s.t. 70 Rein Taaramae GreenEDGE Cycling Project s.t. 71 Danny Pate Team Sky Pro Cycling s.t. 72 Chris Horner Team Radioshack - Nissan s.t. 73 Dídac Ortega Caisse d'Epargne s.t. 74 Mirko Selvaggi Vacansoleil - DCM s.t. 75 Sérgio Paulinho Team Radioshack - Nissan s.t. 76 Marcos García Lotto - Belisol + 14'05 77 Marcel Wyss BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology + 14'38 78 Johann Tschopp BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology + 15'20 79 Allan Davis GreenEDGE Cycling Project s.t. 80 Francesco Failli UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team + 15'37 81 Tom Dumoulin Vodafone Pro Cycling Team + 16'18 82 Jérémy Roy FDJ - BigMat + 16'34 83 Stefano Pirazzi UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team + 17'08 84 Florian Stalder BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology s.t. 85 Steven Kruijswijk Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 86 Juan Manuel Gárate Team Katusha s.t. 87 Daniel Martin Garmin - Barracuda s.t. 88 Matthias Frank BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology s.t. 89 Romain Feillu Garmin - Barracuda s.t. 90 Gorka Izagirre Euskaltel - Orbea s.t. 91 Mauro Santambrogio UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team s.t. 92 Frederik Willems Lotto - Belisol s.t. 93 Anthony Geslin FDJ - BigMat s.t. 94 Damiano Cunego Lampre - San Marco + 17'36 95 Ruslan Pidgornyy Lampre - San Marco s.t. 96 Peter Velits Vacansoleil - DCM + 18'19 97 Tadej Valjavec Astana Pro Team + 18'33 98 Anthony Roux FDJ - BigMat + 19'13 99 Branislau Samoilau The Bose Project s.t. 100 Bram Tankink Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 101 Danilo Di Luca UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team s.t. 102 Alessandro Bisolti Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 103 Denis Menchov Team Katusha s.t. 104 Carlos Alberto Betancur Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 105 Alexandre Pliuschin The Bose Project s.t. 106 Pietro Caucchioli Lampre - San Marco s.t. 107 Joost Posthuma Project 1T4i - Shimano s.t. 108 Aleksejs Saramotins The Bose Project s.t. 109 Dmitriy Fofonov Astana Pro Team s.t. 110 Benoît Vaugrenard FDJ - BigMat s.t. 111 Trent Lowe GreenEDGE Cycling Project s.t. 112 Ivan Basso Liquigas - Cannondale + 20'28 113 Martin Therkildsen Project 1T4i - Shimano s.t. 114 Thomas Löfkvist The Bose Project s.t. 115 Clément Lhotellerie FDJ - BigMat s.t. 116 Andrew Fenn OmegaPharma - Quickstep + 21'55 117 Bart De Clercq Lotto - Belisol + 22'05 118 Janez Brajkovic Astana Pro Team s.t. 119 Stefan Denifl Vacansoleil - DCM s.t. 120 Óscar Pujol Muñoz Euskaltel - Orbea s.t. 121 Luis Pasamontes Euskaltel - Orbea s.t. 122 Josep Jufré Pou Caisse d'Epargne + 22'43 123 Rémy Di Grégorio Cofidis, le crédit en ligne + 23'28 124 Maxime Vantomme Team Katusha + 23'35 125 Rémi Pauriol FDJ - BigMat s.t. 126 Alessandro De Marchi Androni Giocattoli - Trecolli + 25'20 127 Matteo Carrara UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team + 25'27 128 Tanel Kangert The Bose Project s.t. 129 Levi Leipheimer OmegaPharma - Quickstep s.t. 130 Brent Bookwalter BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology s.t. 131 Emanuele Sella Androni Giocattoli - Trecolli s.t. 132 Andrey Zeits Team Radioshack - Nissan s.t. 133 Igor Anton Euskaltel - Orbea + 26'27 134 Haimar Zubeldia Euskaltel - Orbea s.t. 135 Arnold Jeanneson FDJ - BigMat s.t. 136 Linus Gerdemann Lampre - San Marco s.t. 137 Chris Anker Sörensen Lotto - Belisol + 27'17 138 Stijn Vandenbergh OmegaPharma - Quickstep + 27'31 139 Jesús Hernández Euskaltel - Orbea + 27'46 140 Davide Bonuccelli Androni Giocattoli - Trecolli s.t. 141 Daniel Diaz Garmin - Barracuda s.t. 142 Sergio Mantecón Euskaltel - Orbea s.t. 143 Amaël Moinard Cofidis, le crédit en ligne s.t. 144 Patrick Facchini Liquigas - Cannondale s.t. 145 Romain Sicard Cofidis, le crédit en ligne s.t. 146 Maarten Wynants Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 147 Iván Velasco Euskaltel - Orbea + 28'16 148 Jonathan Tiernan-Locke Team Sky Pro Cycling + 28'47 149 Ignatas Konovalovas The Bose Project + 29'32 150 Geert Verheyen Landbouwkrediet - Euphony s.t. 151 Thomas Rohregger Lampre - San Marco + 29'45 152 Sébastien Delfosse Landbouwkrediet - Euphony s.t. 153 Bert Scheirlinckx Landbouwkrediet - Euphony + 31'17 154 Marco Pinotti UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team s.t. 155 Jackson Rodríguez Androni Giocattoli - Trecolli s.t. 156 Jonathan Monsalve Androni Giocattoli - Trecolli s.t. 157 David Moncoutié Cofidis, le crédit en ligne s.t. 158 Ashkat Tleshev Astana Pro Team s.t. 159 Evgeni Petrov Astana Pro Team s.t. 160 Christopher Butler BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology s.t. 161 Grischa Niermann Vacansoleil - DCM s.t. 162 Nairo Quintana Caisse d'Epargne s.t. 163 Francesco Reda UniCredit - Bianchi Cycling Team + 34'16 164 Emanuele Vona Androni Giocattoli - Trecolli + 37'05 165 Coen Vermeltfoort Vodafone Pro Cycling Team s.t. 166 Richard Le Bras Landbouwkrediet - Euphony s.t. 167 Thomas Peterson Garmin - Barracuda + 41'01 168 Pavel Brutt Team Katusha + 41'44 169 Ezequiel Mosquera Caisse d'Epargne + 43'32 170 Nicolas Vogondy Cofidis, le crédit en ligne + 45'48 171 Carlos José Ochoa Androni Giocattoli - Trecolli s.t. 172 Chris Barton BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology + 46'48 173 Ivan Santaromita BMC - Swiss Cycling Technology + 49'21 174 Stijn Minne Landbouwkrediet - Euphony + 54'38 175 Egidijus Juodvalkis Landbouwkrediet - Euphony s.t.
Now to Romandie, and then it's off to the Giro!
ziber123
Posted on 05-03-2012 19:59
Junior Rider Posts: 32Joined: 07-01-2011PCM$: 200.00
Nice result. But Gilbert? That man is a beast. Nothing you can do.
johannes-w
Posted on 05-03-2012 20:35
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dienblad
Posted on 05-03-2012 21:19
Classics Specialist Posts: 3709Joined: 10-09-2010PCM$: 200.00
8th is a good result (didn't I say that after the Amstel???)
FreitasPCM
Posted on 05-03-2012 22:06
Grand Tour Champion Posts: 7784Joined: 08-09-2009PCM$: 200.00
Gilbert is a beast. Still, a good result with Fuglsang and Geschke.
sutty68
Posted on 05-03-2012 23:05
Tour de France Champion Posts: 33999Joined: 22-08-2010PCM$: 200.00
Gilbert is just awesome, but your 8th place is a very creditable performance
MitchNL
Posted on 07-03-2012 21:20
Breakaway Specialist Posts: 751Joined: 07-02-2010PCM$: 200.00
OPQS and Gilbert were just unbeatable in April. All in all, good job, doing great managing to stay on the same level as the top teams. GL for May!
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8th is a great result, I think. Well done, wish you good luck for the following races.
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