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The National Tour: Annoucement
baseballlover312
Brajkovic is out, looks like Spilak is our last hope.
RIP Exxon Duke, David Veilleux, Double Feature, and Monster Energy
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Spoiler
baseballlover312 wrote:
welker3257 wrote:
Luigi: ohEmbarassed
Mvhoogbalem: Well remember that there were cross winds, the game was stupid and didn't give gaps. Farrar lead the second group.
Ollfardh: I assume you are booing about Gilbert, well he technically not the world champion. However there are no national championships for the stage race, just a world xhamionship.
Dippofix: as I've already said, I could choose 21 teams and Ireland sucks after Martin and Roche. Lithuania is going for a zero point race


Martin, Roche, Deignan, Brammier, Bennet, McCann.

All those riders have decent stats in something. they arguably have a better lineup than say Kazahkstan, Sweden or Canada.

Valid point forgot about Deignan and Brammier, hey like in the NCAA basketball tournament there is always a few teams that should've gotten in.Wink
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woodzy990
Beautiful preview and report, keep em comin
 
welker3257
woodzy990: Thanks

Stage 2 Preview up in about 30 minutes.
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rogvi97
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welker3257
The National Tour Stage 2 Preview Show


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Today's stage is a bumpy ride across the heart of the island of Corsica. There are 3 category 3 climbs, the last one tops out 10 km to the finish. To go along with these, there is also a category 2 climb which immediately follows the second category 3 climb. The winner could be a break, a puncher, and maybe even a sprinter if the pace is low over the hills. Who will win?

The Favorites

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Alejandro Valverde showed his speed in a reduced field yesterday, today's pack will be smaller so will he be the fastest?
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Edvald Boasson Hagen is fast and is competent at climbing, but will the pace be too high for the Norwegian?

The Outsiders

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Thomas Voeckler is the crowd favorite and he always wants to attack, but can he get away?
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If Greipel and Kittel get dropped John Degankolb is third in line for Germany. He is most definitely fast enough for the win, but can he climb with the best?
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Philippe Gilbert is the best puncher in the world, but lacks the fast finish of Valverde, so he needs a gap to win, can he get away?
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Cycleman123
Well, you see, Mark Cavendish is easily going to get of these mountains and fu*k the lot of you. Pfft
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ziga007
baseballlover312 wrote:
Brajkovic is out, looks like Spilak is our last hope.

Brajkovic for POLKA DOT ??
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NTTHRASH
welker3257 wrote:NTTRASH


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Come on Switzerland, surprise me again, this time in a positive wayAngryPfft
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sutty68
Not a great start for Sweden Sad

Lets hope things improve on stage 2 Wink
 
welker3257
National Tour Highlight Show Stage 2


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There had been a flurry of attacks at the beginning of the stage, but none of them stuck, and at the sprint point there wasn’t a breakaway up the road and Andre Greipel picked up 20 points ahead of Matt Goss, Tyler Farrar, and Mark Cavendish.
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Eventually a trio of riders got away they were: Nicki Sorenson of Denmark, Jonas Ljungblad of Sweden, and Alexey Lutensko of Kazakhstan. All three of them are over 6 minutes down in the GC.
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At the first of three KOM sprints Sorenson held off a late charge by Lutensko to take 2 points toward the Polka-Dot Jersey.
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At the second KOM climb which is the cat 2. Nicki Sorenson was first across the line and will wear Tomorrow’s Polka-Dot jersey.
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Obviously Germany doesn’t think much of Greipel’s chances to make it over the climbs as Jens Voigt, who finished in the bunch yesterday, has left the peloton on the second category climb and is bridging the gap.
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Meanwhile in the peloton there have been some crash victims and the first abandon, Ramanus Navardauskas of Lithuania has climbed off the bike with a broken collarbone, Chris Froome of GBR is also a crash victim along with Jeremy Roy of France.
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With 25 km to go the breakaway still has 3 minutes! It looks like Jens Voigt could take over the GC Lead!
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Four men are trying to get across to the breakaway at the 15 km to go mark. They are: Michael Kwiatkowski of Poland, Andy Schleck of Luxembourg, Robert Gesink, of the Netherlands, and the American Chris Horner.
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Meanwhile the breakaway has splintered and Jens Voigt and Nicki Sorenson have left Lutensko and Ljungblad.
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With 5 km to go Lutensko has rejoined the leading duo and they have 45 to Kwiatkowski and Ljungblad. Who have 15 seconds to a group of five including Schleck, Gesink, Horner, Henao, and Alejandro Valverde. The five men have 30 seconds to the peloton.
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With 2 km to go Sorenson attacked his fellow escapees and there was no response. Is 20 seconds enough of a gap?
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Yes it is! After a dreadful day one for Denmark, Nicki Sorenson takes the win for his country!
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23 seconds behind Sorenson, Gilbert leads the bunch in for second place ahead of Voigt and Greipel, who retains his yellow jersey.


Stage Results

1Nicki Sørensen653h45'09
2Philippe Gilbert40+ 23
3Jens Voigt40s.t.
4André Greipel60s.t.
5Thomas De Gendt25s.t.
6Sergio Henao20s.t.
7Sylvain Chavanel15s.t.
8Geraint Thomas12s.t.
9Alejandro Valverde10s.t.
10Ryder Hesjedal8s.t.
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11 Michael Rogers 6 s.t.
12 Chris Froome 5 s.t.
13 Michał Kwiatkowski 4 s.t.
14 Damiano Cunego 3 s.t.
15 Robert Gesink 2 s.t.
16 Daniel Moreno s.t.
17 Ian Stannard s.t.
18 Andy Schleck s.t.
19 Alexander Kristoff s.t.
20 Chris Horner s.t.
21 Alexey Lutsenko 5 s.t.
22 Alberto Contador s.t.
23 Thibaut Pinot s.t.
24 Pierre Rolland s.t.
25 Andreas Klöden s.t.
26 Mark Cavendish s.t.
27 Carlos Betancur s.t.
28 Jonas Ljungblad 5 s.t.
29 Simon Clarke s.t.
30 Jurgen Van den Broeck s.t.
31 Greg Van Avermaet s.t.
32 Guillaume Boivin s.t.
33 François Parisien s.t.
34 Vincenzo Nibali s.t.
35 Rigoberto Urán s.t.
36 Michele Scarponi s.t.
37 Edvald Boasson Hagen s.t.
38 Adriano Malori s.t.
39 John Degenkolb 5 s.t.
40 Cadel Evans s.t.
41 Jan Bakelants s.t.
42 Thomas Voeckler s.t.
43 Gerald Ciolek s.t.
44 Hugo Houle s.t.
45 Bradley Wiggins s.t.
46 Jürgen Roelandts s.t.
47 Dominique Rollin s.t.
48 Andrea Guardini s.t.
49 Rui Costa s.t.
50 Tom Boonen s.t.
51 Richie Porte s.t.
52 Ryan Anderson s.t.
53 Simon Gerrans s.t.
54 Dario Cataldo s.t.
55 David Millar s.t.
56 Tony Martin s.t.
57 David Veilleux s.t.
58 Ben Swift s.t.
59 Przemyslaw Niemiec s.t.
60 Simon Spilak s.t.
61 Bauke Mollema s.t.
62 Maxime Monfort s.t.
63 Joaquím Rodríguez s.t.
64 Jonathan Castroviejo s.t.
65 Stephen Cummings s.t.
66 Dominik Nerz s.t.
67 Tyler Farrar s.t.
68 Luis León Sánchez s.t.
69 Andrew Talansky s.t.
70 Rafal Majka s.t.
71 Christian Knees s.t.
72 Fränk Schleck s.t.
73 Christopher Sutton s.t.
74 Jérémy Roy s.t.
75 Tiago Machado s.t.
76 Tejay Van Garderen s.t.
77 Samuel Sánchez s.t.
78 Janez Brajkovič s.t.
79 Wout Poels s.t.
80 Tomasz Marczynski s.t.
81 Nairo Quintana s.t.
82 André Cardoso s.t.
83 Wilco Kelderman s.t.
84 Matthew Goss s.t.
85 Laurens Ten Dam s.t.
86 Domenico Pozzovivo s.t.
87 Marco Pinotti s.t.
88 Christian Meier s.t.
89 Tom Slagter s.t.
90 Peter Kennaugh s.t.
91 Johnny Hoogerland s.t.
92 Tom Danielson s.t.
93 Ivan Basso s.t.
94 Marcel Kittel s.t.
95 José Mendes s.t.
96 Christian Vande Velde s.t.
97 John Darwin Atapuma s.t.
98 Romain Bardet s.t.
99 Kristjan Koren s.t.
100 Lieuwe Westra s.t.
101 Mark Renshaw s.t.
102 Lars Petter Nordhaug s.t.
103 Jure Kocjan s.t.
104 Sérgio Paulinho s.t.
105 Beñat Intxausti s.t.
106 Sylwester Szmyd s.t.
107 Robert Vrecer s.t.
108 Lars Boom s.t.
109 Svein Tuft s.t.
110 Fabio Duarte s.t.
111 Luka Mezgec s.t.
112 Peter Stetina s.t.
113 Esteban Chaves s.t.
114 David Zabriskie s.t.
115 Bob Jungels s.t.
116 Nacer Bouhanni s.t.
117 Borut Božic s.t.
118 Adam Hansen s.t.
119 Hélder Oliveira s.t.
120 Bartosz Huzarski s.t.
121 Winner Anacona s.t.
122 Michal Golas s.t.
123 Thor Hushovd s.t.
124 Haimar Zubeldia s.t.
125 Manuel Cardoso s.t.
126 Brian Vandborg s.t.
127 Grega Bole s.t.
128 José Gonçalves s.t.
129 Jakob Fuglsang s.t.
130 Lars Ytting Bak s.t.
131 Arnaud Demare s.t.
132 Tomas Vaitkus s.t.
133 Taylor Phinney s.t.
134 Chris Anker Sørensen s.t.
135 Marko Kump s.t.
136 Denis Menchov s.t.
137 Laurent Didier s.t.
138 Robinson Chalapud s.t.
139 Damien Gaudin s.t.
140 Jelle Vanendert s.t.
141 Fredrik Kessiakoff s.t.
142 Aidis Kruopis s.t.
143 Eduard Vorganov s.t.
144 Fabian Cancellara s.t.
145 Matthias Frank s.t.
146 Michael Albasini s.t.
147 Sondre Holst Enger s.t.
148 Maciej Bodnar s.t.
149 Alexsandr Dyachenko s.t.
150 Vegard Stake Laengen s.t.
151 Maxim Iglinskiy s.t.
152 Ben Gastauer s.t.
153 Christian Poos s.t.
154 Johann Tschopp s.t.
155 Gustav Erik Larsson s.t.
156 Andrey Kashechkin s.t.
157 Thomas Löfkvist s.t.
158 Martin Elmiger s.t.
159 Tobias Ludvigsson s.t.
160 Matti Breschel s.t.
161 Frederik Wilmann s.t.
162 Maxim Belkov s.t.
163 Steve Morabito s.t.
164 Pavel Brutt s.t.
165 Alexey Tsatevitch s.t.
166 Vladimir Gusev s.t.
167 Andrey Zeits s.t.
168 Grégory Rast s.t.
169 Michael Schär s.t.
170 Mikhail Ignatiev s.t.
171 Vladimir Isaychev s.t.
172 Oliver Zaugg s.t.
173 Dimitriy Muravyev s.t.
174 Assan Bazayev s.t.
175 Gediminas Kaupas + 4'22
176 Christofer Stevenson + 4'45
177 Valentin Iglinskiy s.t.
178 Cyrille Heymans s.t.
179 Joel Zangerle s.t.
180 Gabriel Rasch s.t.
181 Alexander Wetterhall s.t.
182 Martin Mortensen s.t.
183 Mario Costa s.t.
184 Alexander Porsev s.t.
185 Havard Nybö s.t.
186 Marcin Sapa s.t.
187 Jempy Drucker s.t.
188 Dmitriy Gruzdev s.t.
189 Egidijus Juodvalkis s.t.
190 Vytautas Kaupas s.t.
191 Alex Rasmussen + 6'22
192 Peter Mathiesen s.t.
193 Gediminas Bagdonas s.t.
194 Niklas Gustavsson s.t.
195 Evaldas Siskevicius s.t.
196 Ignatas Konovalovas s.t.
197 Jonas Ahlstrand + 14'47


GC Standings

1André GreipelTeam NetApp - Endura8h43'54
2Alejandro ValverdeMovistar Teams.t.
3Geraint ThomasSky Procyclings.t.
4Alexander KristoffJoker Meridas.t.
5Mark CavendishSky Procyclings.t.
6Chris FroomeSky Procyclings.t.
7Ryder HesjedalEquipe Garneau - Québecors.t.
8Sergio HenaoColombias.t.
9Alberto ContadorMovistar Teams.t.
10Edvald Boasson HagenJoker Meridas.t.


Points

1André GreipelTeam NetApp - Endura46101
2Mark CavendishSky Procycling1359
3Matthew GossOrica - GreenEdge1752
4Marcel KittelTeam NetApp - Endura946
5Nicki SørensenTeam Saxo - Tinkoff4545


KOM

1Nicki SørensenTeam Saxo - Tinkoff99
2Alexey LutsenkoAstana Pro Team44
3Jens VoigtTeam NetApp - Endura22
4Jonas LjungbladTeam Vorarlberg22
5Dimitriy MuravyevAstana Pro Team01


U25

1Michał KwiatkowskiCCC Polsat - Polkowice3h45'32+ 0 (2)
2Alexey LutsenkoAstana Pro Teams.t.+ 6'02 (29)
3Thibaut PinotFDJ.frs.t.+ 0 (5)
4Carlos BetancurColombias.t.+ 0 (4)
5Guillaume BoivinEquipe Garneau - Québecors.t.+ 0 (7)
6Adriano MaloriCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.+ 0 (3)
7John DegenkolbTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.8h43'54 (1)


Ultra Team Classification

1Team Germany105227
2Team Denmark6565
3Team Belgium6570
4Team Colombia2026
5Team Great Britain1786
6Team France1525
7Team Spain1030
8Team Canada832
9Team Australia657
18Team Kazakhstan521
19Team Sweden510
12Team Poland47
13Team Italy36
14Team Netherlands24
T15Team Luxembourg7
T15Team Portugal2
T15Team Slovenia3
T15Team Norway46
T15Team America4
Dishonarble Mention Lithuania, Switzerland, and Russia.
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Nice rides by Greipel and Jensie today, Team Germany is still looking strong! Grin
 
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mfw a dane does something good:

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Ollfardh
slightly better from Belgium Smile
Changed my sig, this was getting absurd.
 
mvhoogdalem
USA going great, only 2 points from being last in Ultra Class. Smile
 
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Go Australia!
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Selwink
Go Switzerland!

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Cycleman123
NOOOOO FROOOOOMEBOT!!!!! Did he abandon?
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welker3257
juszta: Well this is no surprise since they are clearly the best team on the flat.
Waghlon:Pfft
Ollfardh because 65 points is slightly better than 5 points
mvhoogdalem: its not good to be in company with Lithuania.
Selwink: It was a great ride
Cycleman123: He was okay, although it took him a long time to get back into the bunch
NTThRASH: It probably wouldn't be smart to try to kill a Texan, we are known for killing thingsWink
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