The second cobbled classic this season starts in Western Flanders` city Kuurne goes to Bruxelles and back to Kuurne. The riders have to pass some hills, cobbles and might get problems with the heavy wind in general. As the cobbled parts are just a few the race can be won by less brilliant classic specialists.
Lasy year this race was one of the best, certainly for fans watching it on the tv, Ian Standard showed some class, and this year we will want to repeat ;ast year podium or even better.
Sky Team 2011
Juan Antonio Flecha Jeremy Hunt Kurt-Asle Arvesen Geraint Thomas Edvald Boasson Hagen Matthew Hayman Ian Stannard Christopher Sutton
We begin with almost the same squad like in the Omloop, we would want to achieve a podium place but today it might be harder than yesterday. As hagen form (72) is not very good, strong wind and high pace could tire him out. If that happend we might plan something for Flecha and Hunt. Rest of the riders will help put team as good as possible.
As it's not entirely dream race for only cooblestones specialist, we should expect mass sprint where the best sprinter with decent cobble abilities should win.
Different to Omloop Het Niuewsblad Vacansoleil is participating with their best squad. Devolder isn't really best sprinter, so it's gonna be intresting what they plan today.
Race will follow shortly.Edited by Alakagom on 26-02-2011 20:33
The hardest part is in the middle of the stage with some pavement and hills. The final kilometres are totally flat and could cause splits because of the heavy wind.
Start in the Kuurne.
For the first 25km surprisingly no attacks, but when we hit the first cobble sector, the first attackers are trying to get away.
The breakaway of the day is created. No important rider is here, the escapees build the gap of around five minutes at the mark of 115km to go.
Jeremy Hunt has an accident of the slippy cobbles and falls, fortunately for us he isn’t injured very much and can continue on.
At the 10km mark the breakaway us finally caught and sprinterts try to positon themselved for the sprint. The middle part of the coruse was slightly boring-ish and nothing interesting happened.
Cancellara tries an attack on the 10km mark immediately after the break is caught ? Will he get away?
The Spartacus attack looked very desperate and he was quickly caught, the sprint teams wouldn’t let anybody get away again, would they?
Next to go Leif Hoste, with 4.3km to go, it’s actually very similar to I terms to the finish where Flecha attacked yesterday, Quickstep with good sprint train for Bonnen on the left, but Geraint Thomas done a fine job on the right brining Hagen to the front. He is slightly tired and timing of the sprint will be crucial.
Haussler launches a very early sprint, our train looking very good, but the Quickstep train is a threat as well.
1.5km to go and Flecha launches Hagen for the sprint and actually Hagen is too tired to outsprint him, but Breschel out of nowhere accelerated strongly and looks to outsprint our two Sky riders.
Sky Team and myself would have never guessed it, will you? Flecha wins the mass sprint in the town of Kuurne. Hagen hangs on and takes second, Breschel looked strong but didn’t have the necessary finish today. Quickstep doing all the hard work today must be disappointed with only 4th for Bonnen. Also this is extrodinaty Hunt takes 5th, he showed some fighting skills and conquered pain, what a finish from him.
Results
1
Juan Antonio Flecha
Sky ProCycling
4h46'21
2
Edvald Boasson Hagen
Sky ProCycling
s.t.
3
Matti Breschel
Rabobank Cycling Team
s.t.
4
Tom Boonen
Quick·Step Cycling Team
s.t.
5
Jeremy Hunt
Sky ProCycling
s.t.
6
Heinrich Haussler
Team Garmin - Cervélo
s.t.
7
Gerald Ciolek
Quick·Step Cycling Team
s.t.
8
Gorik Gardeyn
Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
9
Filippo Pozzato
Katusha Team
s.t.
10
Stijn Devolder
Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
Spoiler
11
Theo Bos
Rabobank Cycling Team
s.t.
12
Niki Terpstra
Quick·Step Cycling Team
s.t.
13
Kevin Van Impe
Quick·Step Cycling Team
s.t.
14
Thor Hushovd
Team Garmin - Cervélo
s.t.
15
Luca Paolini
Katusha Team
s.t.
16
Óscar Freire
Rabobank Cycling Team
s.t.
17
Yury Trofimov
Katusha Team
s.t.
18
Sebastian Langeveld
Rabobank Cycling Team
s.t.
19
Lars Boom
Rabobank Cycling Team
s.t.
20
Roger Hammond
Team Garmin - Cervélo
s.t.
21
Davide Malacarne
Quick·Step Cycling Team
s.t.
22
Addy Engels
Quick·Step Cycling Team
s.t.
23
Sylvain Chavanel
Quick·Step Cycling Team
s.t.
24
Martijn Maaskant
Team Garmin - Cervélo
s.t.
25
Leif Hoste
Katusha Team
s.t.
26
Tyler Farrar
Team Garmin - Cervélo
s.t.
27
Johan Van Summeren
Team Garmin - Cervélo
s.t.
28
Geraint Thomas
Sky ProCycling
s.t.
29
Nick Nuyens
Saxo Bank SunGard
s.t.
30
Johnny Hoogerland
Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
31
Sergueï Ivanov
Katusha Team
s.t.
32
Bert De Waele
Landbouwkrediet
s.t.
33
Lieuwe Westra
Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
34
Andreas Klier
Team Garmin - Cervélo
s.t.
35
Wim De Vocht
Veranda's Willems - Accent
s.t.
36
George Hincapie
BMC Racing Team
s.t.
37
Kevin Seeldraeyers
Quick·Step Cycling Team
s.t.
38
André Greipel
Omega Pharma - Lotto
s.t.
39
Danilo Hondo
Lampre - ISD
s.t.
40
Koen Barbé
Landbouwkrediet
s.t.
41
Ian Stannard
Sky ProCycling
s.t.
42
Manuel Quinziato
BMC Racing Team
s.t.
43
Ben Swift
Sky ProCycling
s.t.
44
Frederik Veuchelen
Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
45
Bert Scheirlinckx
Landbouwkrediet
s.t.
46
Matthew Hayman
Sky ProCycling
s.t.
47
Kasper Klostergaard
Saxo Bank SunGard
s.t.
48
Mark Renshaw
HTC - Highroad
s.t.
49
Davy Commeyne
Landbouwkrediet
s.t.
50
Kenny De Haes
Omega Pharma - Lotto
s.t.
51
Frédéric Amorison
Landbouwkrediet
s.t.
52
Ronan Van Zandbeek
Skil - Shimano
s.t.
53
Philippe Gilbert
Omega Pharma - Lotto
s.t.
54
Jens Debusschere
Omega Pharma - Lotto
s.t.
55
Francis De Greef
Omega Pharma - Lotto
s.t.
56
Bart De Clercq
Omega Pharma - Lotto
s.t.
57
Jan Bakelandts
Omega Pharma - Lotto
s.t.
58
Björn Leukemans
Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
59
Jürgen Van de Walle
Omega Pharma - Lotto
s.t.
60
Stuart O'Grady
Luxembourg Pro Cycling Project
s.t.
61
Fabian Cancellara
Luxembourg Pro Cycling Project
s.t.
62
Wouter Weylandt
Luxembourg Pro Cycling Project
s.t.
63
Daniele Bennati
Luxembourg Pro Cycling Project
s.t.
64
Tom Stamsnijder
Luxembourg Pro Cycling Project
s.t.
65
Joost Posthuma
Luxembourg Pro Cycling Project
s.t.
66
Maxime Vantomme
Katusha Team
s.t.
67
Daniel Martin
Team Garmin - Cervélo
s.t.
68
André Steensen
Saxo Bank SunGard
s.t.
69
Brian Vandborg
Saxo Bank SunGard
s.t.
70
Francesco Van Coppernolle
Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht
s.t.
71
Brice Feillu
Luxembourg Pro Cycling Project
+ 3'00
72
William Clarke
Luxembourg Pro Cycling Project
s.t.
73
Francis Mourey
FDJ
s.t.
74
Olivier Peelman
Continental Team Differdange
+ 5'40
75
Bastien Delrot
Team NetApp
s.t.
76
Staf Scheirlinckx
Veranda's Willems - Accent
+ 6'20
77
Hayden Roulston
HTC - Highroad
s.t.
78
Lars Ytting Bak
HTC - Highroad
s.t.
79
Marcel Kittel
Skil - Shimano
s.t.
80
Steven Van Vooren
Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator
s.t.
81
Mark Cavendish
HTC - Highroad
s.t.
82
Carlos Barredo
Rabobank Cycling Team
s.t.
83
Arnoud Van Groen
Veranda's Willems - Accent
s.t.
84
Bert Grabsch
HTC - Highroad
s.t.
85
Steven Caethoven
Veranda's Willems - Accent
s.t.
86
Graeme Brown
Rabobank Cycling Team
s.t.
87
James Vanlandschoot
Veranda's Willems - Accent
s.t.
88
Marcus Burghardt
BMC Racing Team
s.t.
89
Steve Chainel
FDJ
s.t.
90
Matteo Carrara
Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
91
Kurt-Asle Arvesen
Sky ProCycling
s.t.
92
Bert De Backer
Skil - Shimano
s.t.
93
Daniele Pietropolli
Lampre - ISD
s.t.
94
Yauheni Hutarovich
FDJ
s.t.
95
Stijn Joseph
Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator
s.t.
96
Denys Kostyuk
Lampre - ISD
s.t.
97
Nico Eeckhout
An Post - Sean Kelly
s.t.
98
Gianni Meersman
FDJ
s.t.
99
Yann Huguet
Skil - Shimano
s.t.
100
Thomas Degand
Veranda's Willems - Accent
s.t.
101
David Kopp
Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
102
Thomas De Gendt
Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
103
Michele Scarponi
Lampre - ISD
s.t.
104
Eduard Vorganov
Katusha Team
s.t.
105
Thierry Hupond
Skil - Shimano
s.t.
106
Alex Rasmussen
HTC - Highroad
s.t.
107
Geert Steurs
Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator
s.t.
108
Eric Baumann
Team NetApp
s.t.
109
Simon Geschke
Skil - Shimano
s.t.
110
Taylor Phinney
BMC Racing Team
s.t.
111
Pieter Ghyllebert
An Post - Sean Kelly
s.t.
112
Pieter Vanspeybroeck
Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator
s.t.
113
Baptiste Planckaert
Landbouwkrediet
s.t.
114
Aitor Pérez Arrieta
Lampre - ISD
s.t.
115
Bram Schmitz
Veranda's Willems - Accent
s.t.
116
Sandy Casar
FDJ
s.t.
117
Alexandre Geniez
Skil - Shimano
s.t.
118
Sibrecht Pieters
Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht
s.t.
119
Pieter Jacobs
Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator
s.t.
120
Jesús Del Nero
Team NetApp
s.t.
121
Tim Mertens
Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator
s.t.
122
Jan Ghyselinck
HTC - Highroad
s.t.
123
David Hesselbarth
Team NetApp
s.t.
124
Bjorn Brems
An Post - Sean Kelly
s.t.
125
Frédéric Guesdon
FDJ
s.t.
126
Grégory Joseph
Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator
s.t.
127
Dominique Cornu
Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator
s.t.
128
Bjorn De Decker
Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht
s.t.
129
Michael Tronborg
Continental Team Differdange
s.t.
130
Christian Patron
Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
131
Stijn Steels
Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht
s.t.
132
Sven Van den Houte
Veranda's Willems - Accent
s.t.
133
Dimitri Claeys
Team NetApp
s.t.
134
Steven Cozza
Team NetApp
s.t.
135
Luc Hagenaars
Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
136
Stefan Cohnen
Continental Team Differdange
s.t.
137
Cédric Gaoua
Continental Team Differdange
s.t.
138
Cesare Benedetti
Team NetApp
s.t.
139
Kevin Verwaest
Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht
s.t.
140
Dries Hollanders
An Post - Sean Kelly
s.t.
141
Vitaliy Buts
Lampre - ISD
s.t.
142
Kess Heytens
An Post - Sean Kelly
s.t.
143
Aleksandr Kuschynski
Katusha Team
s.t.
144
Rudy Lesschaeve
Continental Team Differdange
s.t.
145
Tjarco Cuppens
Continental Team Differdange
s.t.
146
Johannes Fröhlinger
Skil - Shimano
s.t.
147
Chris Anker Sørensen
Saxo Bank SunGard
s.t.
148
Kanstantsin Siutsou
HTC - Highroad
s.t.
149
Tom Thill
Continental Team Differdange
s.t.
150
Alessandro Spezialetti
Lampre - ISD
s.t.
151
Jan Barta
Team NetApp
s.t.
152
Thibaut Pinot
FDJ
s.t.
153
Alex Meenhorst
Continental Team Differdange
s.t.
154
Nick Van Stappen
Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht
s.t.
155
Brice Scholtes
An Post - Sean Kelly
s.t.
156
Pascal Hossay
An Post - Sean Kelly
s.t.
157
Geert Verheyen
Landbouwkrediet
s.t.
158
Daniel Mrosek
Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
159
Marcel Meisen
Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
160
Emmanuel Van Ruitenbeek
Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
161
Edwig Cammaerts
Landbouwkrediet
s.t.
162
Mauro Santambrogio
BMC Racing Team
s.t.
163
Richie Porte
Saxo Bank SunGard
s.t.
164
Steven Kruijswijk
Rabobank Cycling Team
s.t.
165
Alfredo Balloni
Lampre - ISD
s.t.
166
Yannick Eijssen
BMC Racing Team
s.t.
167
Simon Zahner
BMC Racing Team
s.t.
168
Gustav Erik Larsson
Saxo Bank SunGard
s.t.
169
Ivan Santaromita
BMC Racing Team
s.t.
170
Arthur Vichot
FDJ
s.t.
171
Kenny Terweduwe
An Post - Sean Kelly
+ 12'20
172
Steven De Neef
Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht
s.t.
173
Benjamín Noval
Saxo Bank SunGard
+ 15'16
174
Benjamin Verraes
Jong Vlaanderen - Bauknecht
s.t.
Would you believe it ? Flecha wins the first two cobbled classics of the seson in a row, great start for us.
I am thinking of changing to extreme now, just gonna wait till Paris-Nice and T-A to see what the results will be like.Edited by Alakagom on 26-02-2011 20:32
The Gran Premio di Lugano is a hilly one day road bicycle race held annually in Lugano, Switzerland. Record champion is the Italian Marco Vitali, who won it 3 times.
Result in 2010
1. Roberto Ferrari (De Rosa - Stac Plastic) ITA 3:40:19
2. Jure Kocjan (Carmiooro - Ngc) SLO s.t.
3. Giampaolo Cheula (Footon - Servetto) ITA s.t.
4. Maxime Bouet (AG2R - La Mondiale) FRA s.t.
5. Ermanno Capelli (Footon - Servetto) ITA s.t.
6. Gianluca Brambilla (Colnago - CSF Inox) ITA s.t.
7. Leonardo Bertagnolli (Androni Giocattoli) ITA s.t.
Last yeat winner Roberto Ferrari won't be here to defend his title, Cionie was our best placed rider on 16th and this year we will try to imporve that.
Sky Team 2011
Thomas Löfkvist Christian Knees Simon Gerrans Dario Cioni Peter Kennaugh Serge Pauwels Xavier Zandio Stephen Cummings
Our squad here looks super strong but it isn't really, Gerrans came here to imporve his fitness (67), same with Lofkvist (71), Knees has the best fitness (77), but as consequence we brought good squad to help out of three leaders, the race is gonna be tought and we need preserve every bit of energy possible. We still unsure wheter Gerrans should help out Lofkvist and Knees or rider as one of the leaders.
Quite a strong starting field here and many of those riders will be contenders for top 15 in the the Ardennes. Kolobnev in form should win this race, but we are not sure about his form yet, the winner may be suprising, but I guess we will see what will happen when we start racing, Cheerio.
The course goes over 5 laps of the smaller hills and then 5 times over the higher hills, where we expect many attacks. The course is quite tough, riders not in form will suffer a lot today.
The start is really tough, who are those American fans cheering for?
There were couple of unsuccessful attack on the small hills, but now when we are on the flat part the breakaway is stating to form.
They didn’t last for very long and were caught at 150km mark.
Lampre and Liquigas were doing very high pace today, both teams are feeling good about Nibali and Bertagnolli chances today.
At the beginning of the second hill three riders attacked, Pavel Brutt (Katusha), Francesco Failli (ISD), and Andrea Masciarelli (Acqua).
Knees tried few attacks on the hills but all were not successful.
21km to go and Liquigas was leading the peloton furiously, the breakaway had two minutes advantage and is looked that they could make it.
2km to the top of the hill and John Gadret attacks, this move is immediately followed by Riccó, Plaza and Lofkvist. Will they catch the break ?
5km to go and break looks to won the stage, though Masciarelli felled back on the decent, it would be sprint against Brut and Failli.
Pavel Brutt takes it, in the background John Gadret takes third follow by Riccó. Lofkvist gets 6th, slightly disappointing, but still good result with his fitness. Knees also on 15th is good result with him in the mass sprint. But in the end Brrrr takes it
Result
1
Pavel Brutt
Katusha Team
5h37'22
2
Francesco Failli
Farnese Vini - Neri Sottoli
s.t.
3
John Gadret
AG2R La Mondiale
s.t.
4
Riccardo Riccò
Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
5
Rubén Plaza
Movistar Team
+ 32
6
Thomas Löfkvist
Sky ProCycling
s.t.
7
Fredrik Kessiakoff
Pro Team Astana
s.t.
8
Rinaldo Nocentini
AG2R La Mondiale
s.t.
9
Alexandr Kolobnev
Katusha Team
s.t.
10
David Le Lay
AG2R La Mondiale
s.t.
11
Dries Devenyns
Quick·Step Cycling Team
s.t.
12
Dimitriy Muravyev
Team RadioShack
s.t.
13
Vincenzo Nibali
Liquigas - Cannondale
s.t.
14
Beñat Intxausti
Movistar Team
s.t.
15
Christian Knees
Sky ProCycling
s.t.
I had to do the report fast, so sorry for any mistakes in it, decided to give Extreme a go, and the from the first race in March, Sky is going all out on Extreme.
To finish off month of February today big month review, and then we are off to start one of the busiest for us months.Edited by Alakagom on 28-02-2011 08:29
Thank you, I am too excited how the level of play will change, time to set new tactics Sorry for no reports, had busy day today, but tomorrow there is one coming for sure Edited by Alakagom on 28-02-2011 20:22
The first and only mountain stage in this tour ended with Vinokourov dominance, if nothing ridiculous happen Vinokourov should take his first overall victory of the season here.
2. Stage:
1. Robert Hunter (Shack) 3h43’28”
2. Tom Veelers (Shimano) +0”
3. Kenny Van Hummel (Shimano) +0”
Robert Hunter was triumphant in the mass sprint closely followed by two Shimano riders. It’s his first victory this season.
3. Stage:
1. Alexandre Vinokourov (Astana) 3h44’13”
2. Micro Lorenzetto (Astana) +12”
3. Janez Brajkovic (Shack) +12”
4. Paul Martens (Rabobank) +24”
5. Leonardo Duque (Cofidis) +24”
Vinokourov proves his dominance winning the next hilly stage, Lorenzetto won sprint against Brajkovic to make it 1-2 for Astana.
4. Stage:
1. Alexandre Vinokourov (Astana) 11’08”
2. Xavier Tondo (Movistar) +0”
3. Jos Van Emden (Rabobank) +1”
4. Vasil Kiryienka (Movistar) +2”
5. Janez Brajkovic (Shack) +3”
3rd victory out of four possible, can anyone stop the Kazakh?
5. Stage:
1. Enrico Gasparatto (Astana) 4h02’45”
2. Paolo Tiralongo (Astana) +0”
3. Vasil Kiryienka (Movistar) +23”
4. Janez Brajkovic (Shack) +23”
5. José Iván Gutiérrez (Movistar) +49"
Astana rider win once again, at least this time it’s not Vinokourov. With well timed attack Gasparatoo wins the last stage. Did Brajkovic did enough to take the overall from Vino?
Overall Classification
1. Alexandre Vinokourov (Astana) 16h11’59”
2. Janez Brajkovic (Shack) +56”
3. Paolo Tiralongo (Astana) +1’21”
4. Vasil Kiryienka (Movistar) +1’51”
5. José Iván Gutiérrez (Movistar) +2’17”
Unfortunately for him, he wasn’t even close, dominant performance by Kazakh and his team Astana. He looks to be in quite a shape for Paris-Nice or Tirreno-Adriatico.
M:Luis Ángel Maté (Cofidis) S:Alexandre Vinokourov (Astana) U25: Jonathan Castroviejo (Euskatel) T:Pro Team Astana
Giro di Sardegna (23.02-27.02)
1. Stage:
1. Damiano Cunego (Lampre) 3h40’25”
2. Christophe Le Mével (Garmin) +11”
3. Pasquale Muto (Miche) +11”
4. Stefano Garzelli (Acqua) +46”
5. Marco Frapporti (Colnago) +46”
Damiano Cunego wins the first victory of Giro Di Sardegna and ends his drought of victories. Looks to be favourite for next stages, as there is none mountain stage.
2. Stage:
1. Stefano Garzelli (Acqua) 3h58’57”
2. David Zabriskie (Garmin) +0”
3. Damiano Cunego (Lampre) +23”
4. Emanuele Vona (ISD) +39”
5. Pasquale Muto (Miche) +50”
Stefano Garzelli and David Zabriskie suprsied Cunego with 2km to finish attack, Garzelli had more energy in his legs and won sprint. Will Garzelli fight against Cunego for overall ?
3. Stage :
1. Alessandro Petacchi (Lampre) 4h52’25”
2. Danilo Napolitano (Acqua) +0”
3. Manuel Belletti (Colnago) +0”
First sprinters day is dominated by the great Italian – Alessandro Petacchi, comfortable sprint finish for him.
4.Stage:
1. Pasquale Muto (Miche) 4h09’20”
2. Alexander Efimkin (Team 1) +0”
3. David Zabriskie (Garmin) +0”
4. Damiano Cunego (Lampre) +31”
5. Stefano Garzelli (Acqua) +31"
Today was the last hilly stage and Cunego followed Garzelli every move and the Acqua rider couldn’t create any gap. But Cunego didn’t expect Zabriskie attack, and the American lost again in the sprint but won 31 seconds to Cunego, what that enough to take overall ?
5. Stage:
1. Alessandro Petacchi (Lampre) 3h09’55”
2. Danilo Napolitano (Acqua) +0”
3. Oscar Gatto (ISD) +0”
Two in a row for Petacchi, Napolitano and Gatto with close sprint for second.
Overall Classification
1. Damiano Cunego (Lampre) 19h51’28”
2. David Zabriskie (Garmin) +0”
3. Pasquale Muto (Miche) +7”
4. Stefano Garzelli (Acqua) +31”
5. Alexander Efimkin (Team 1) +1’11”
Damiano Cunego triumphs, but by how much? If Zabriskie won the last stage, he would have been crowned the winner, but he couldn’t and victory goes to Cunego. Good start of the season for him.
Valentin Iglinskiy takes his biggest victory in Almeria. Congratulations to him, and once again we see Astana dominating, they looking as the team to beat at the next Pro Tour races.
Classica Sarda Olbia-Pantogia (28.02)
1. Vladimir Gusev (Katusha) 4h13’55”
2. Egor Silin (Katusha) +0”
3. Cyril Dessel (AG2R) +0”
4. Romain Feillu (Vacansoleil) +1’13”
5. Reinier Honig (Landbouwkrediet) +1’13”
Katsuha makes the double, that was the headline today, Vladimir Gusev was very nicely lead-out by Egor and started his season to a perfect start.
Tomorrow, month review hopefully. Also i created poll, basically I enjoy making every report I make, but in time I do this report I may have done reported one or two races, it takes a lot of time to make the 'other results' report, my question to you do you prefer it like that and do you enjoy reading them ? Or you just want to have the races ? Comments and feedback very much apprieciated. I also creaed poll too see what you think, and thanks in advance
I wanted to do the poll but I don't know how to So every comment very much appreciated Edited by Alakagom on 01-03-2011 22:11
