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Ian Butler
Posted on 21-12-2013 21:36
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krisa wrote:
sutty68 - I knew you'd love that
Thats why you did it I suppose
Partly, I also like Everton and I've been doing some research on English teams and read somewhere that Everton is one of the most liked teams all over the country. So I didn't want to choose a team that had a big chance of having a lot of my viewers hating it
Next update won't be tonight after all. I'm working on Forgotten Treasure for Writer's Block right now. I'll probably race tomorrow, though
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Posted on 21-12-2013 21:39
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I'd just like to say that, eventhough i haven't been commenting as regularly as id've liked to, this could be the best story you've ever written, as much as i loved Norwegian Wood and as nice it would have been to be around for A Tale of Two or Double Feature.
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Posted on 22-12-2013 04:10
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Yeah, didn't read your previous stories either (new member and such...), but you definitely have to keep this one going. It's an amazing one-rider story, which basically got everything the genre has to offer, executed in a fabolous way, that is a joy to read.
"It’s a little bit scary when Contador attacks." - Tommy V
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Posted on 22-12-2013 08:21
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I read your old stories before I joined.
Also I understand your working on Writer's Block, I guess two great ideas at the same time is very time consuming...
Ian Butler
Posted on 22-12-2013 09:12
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Wow, thanks guys, really means a lot to me. Comparing the comments (which I really shouldn't do) to other stories here made me think there was something wrong here, so your comments really help me there
Dippofix - I'm trying to go for my record here, too, which is something in the 100 pages
Shonak - Really glad you like the story! One-rider stories is the thing I do best and it's great to be appreciated within the genre. Hope to keep you amused! I should be grateful you're around now, for commenting so much and keeping up motivation!
The Hobbit - It takes some time, but luckily I have some experience in story writing so I can make reports rather quickly. Writer's Block takes a lot more time, but I'm managing, so far
Ian Butler
Posted on 22-12-2013 09:46
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The Night of the Camembert - Part V
The next morning I was still really happy about winning the Premier League. After my stunning display at Everton, I accepted a contract at Bayern München for the 2016 season. Time to run the best club in the world!
When I came downstairs, my sister had already left for work, having the early shift. The house was empty, good, her boyfriend wasn't here today. During breakfast, the phone rang.
"Hello, this is Henry".
I heard someone scream in my ear. Something about being in prison and about honor and whatever. I didn't feel like doing this so I put the phone down and let the guy rant all he wants. Ten minutes later I picked up the phone again, he was still on, not screaming anymore, though. Suddenly I recognize it's my father.
"Hey, daddy, what's up?"
"You've got some explaining to do, young man. I just got an interesting call from our lawyer."
"Oh, yeah, that," I said, "Well, it all started in Camembert..."
Hi everyone!
I'm in America now, the United States to be more specific. We've got the Tour of California coming up and I'm real excited for this one. So far the trip has been really nice. I did some minor sightseeing and the breakfast here are great in the hotel. The weather is great and warm, so that shouldn't be a problem. I'm racing the first stage tomorrow, I have no idea what it'll bring. Among my objectives here are a top 10 in the GC, which I should be able to manage, I hope, and a nice performance on the Queen stage.
Some pictures I promised earlier.
The peloton in Liège - Bastogne - Liège
Rodriguez edging out the win in La Doyenne
The close sprint in Frankfurt. Rick almost had this!
I'm going to bed now. Tomorrow we start racing!
Henry
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Posted on 22-12-2013 10:23
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Hope Henry can do wel in America. And what the fuck was wrong with his dad?
Also, how can you dare to sign a contract with Bayern, and ten. call them the best club in the world?
Ian Butler
Posted on 22-12-2013 11:06
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Dippofix wrote:
Hope Henry can do wel in America. And what the fuck was wrong with his dad?
Also, how can you dare to sign a contract with Bayern, and ten. call them the best club in the world?
Uhm... They did win the Champions League and the WC for clubs in real life, also took the triple last season.
Not a fan of Bayern, I can tell
Ian Butler
Posted on 22-12-2013 11:19
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The Night of the Camembert - Part VI
So I told my dad what happened, that I was out of jail by 10 pm. They finally listened and understood it was all a mistake. By then I was already 2 hours late for my date. I hoped she's still be there. But the police station was far away from Place Clemenceau, and I couldn't take another cab with no money...
I asked the police officer with the big belt if he could take me there.
"Are you kidding me?"
I quickly explained the situation to him, that I had a woman waiting.
Three minutes later they threw me out of the police department. I had no idea where the hell I was, in some small hick town, was my best guess...
Tour of California - Part I There are only 2 stages left in the Tour of California right now. Sorry for not reporting sooner, but I had some troubles with jetlag, so I needed my sleep! Here's a quick overview of what's been happening here:
The Races
In the first stage, a breakaway made it to the line, holding 10 minutes on a lazy, hot peloton. It was a strange day.
In stage 2, the final 5 kilometers were uphill. I tried following an attack by Gilbert . I couldn't quite keep up with his pace but I moved up to an 11th place anyhow, getting me in the Young Jersey.
After three flat stages, it was time for the time trial. Another test of this discipline for me. I haven't been telling you this, but I've been practising a lot on the time trial bike! Time to put it to the test.
I took a real slow start, but I had a plan. I decided to put all my efforts on the final climb, you could easily lose or gain minutes there. So I rode on save-energy for the first part.
Danielson caught me, which was sort of embarrasing. But I still kept to my plan and kept my current pace.
And my plan worked! On the climb, he dropped his pace immensely, I overtook him again. In the end, by some miracle, I finished 9th. In a time trial!!!
Stage 6 (TT)
1 Simon Spilak Katusha Team 57'45 2 Fabian Cancellara RadioShack - Leopard + 11 3 Travis Bickle Garmin - Sharp + 21 4 Tom Danielson Garmin - Sharp + 30 5 Andreas Klöden RadioShack - Leopard + 32 6 Moreno Moser Cannondale Pro Cycling + 52 7 Alessandro Ballan BMC Racing Team + 59 8 Philippe Gilbert BMC Racing Team s.t. 9 Henry Vergnaud Citigroup Pro Cycling + 1'00 10 Chris Horner RadioShack - Leopard + 1'20
Spoiler
11 Lawson Craddock Bontrager Cycling Team + 1'25 12 Louis Meintjes Citigroup Pro Cycling + 1'35 13 JoaquÃm RodrÃguez Katusha Team + 1'46 14 Marcus Burghardt BMC Racing Team + 1'51 15 Gatis Smukulis Katusha Team + 1'55 16 Andy Schleck RadioShack - Leopard + 1'56 17 Daniel Martin Garmin - Sharp + 1'57 18 Silvio Herklotz Citigroup Pro Cycling + 2'01 19 Daniele Ratto Cannondale Pro Cycling + 2'06 20 Laurent Didier RadioShack - Leopard + 2'10 21 Michel Koch Cannondale Pro Cycling + 2'20 22 Alexander Kristoff Katusha Team + 2'21 23 Dimitry Kozontchuk Katusha Team + 2'28 24 Daniel Moreno Katusha Team s.t. 25 Brent Bookwalter BMC Racing Team s.t. 26 Markel Irizar RadioShack - Leopard + 2'30 27 Nathan Brown Bontrager Cycling Team + 2'31 28 Greg Van Avermaet BMC Racing Team + 2'36 29 Tom Zirbel Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 2'37 30 Dylan van Baarle Citigroup Pro Cycling + 2'39 31 Martyn Irvine UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 2'40 32 Vladimir Isaychev Katusha Team + 2'41 33 Thomas Rohregger RadioShack - Leopard + 2'44 34 Ricardo Van der Velde Jelly Belly p/b Kenda + 2'49 35 Jeremy Vennell Bissell Cycling + 2'57 36 Michel Kreder Garmin - Sharp + 3'01 37 Martijn Maaskant Garmin - Sharp s.t. 38 Nathaniel English 5-Hour Energy + 3'09 39 Óscar Sevilla EPM - UNE + 3'10 40 Jakob Rathe Garmin - Sharp + 3'11 41 Chad Haga Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t. 42 Cristiano Salerno Cannondale Pro Cycling s.t. 43 Philip Mooney Jamis - Hagens Berman + 3'12 44 Ben Jacques-Maynes Jamis - Hagens Berman + 3'13 45 Joey Rosskopf Hincapie Sportswear Development Team s.t. 46 Michael Friedman Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 3'14 47 Maciej Paterski Cannondale Pro Cycling + 3'17 48 James Stemper 5-Hour Energy s.t. 49 Nathan Haas Garmin - Sharp + 3'19 50 Jason McCartney Bissell Cycling + 3'25 51 Thomas Wrona Hincapie Sportswear Development Team + 3'28 52 John-Lee Augustyn Citigroup Pro Cycling + 3'29 53 Larry Warbasse BMC Racing Team + 3'31 54 Andreas Klier Garmin - Sharp + 3'32 55 Gavin Mannion Bontrager Cycling Team s.t. 56 Mark Christian Team Raleigh + 3'33 57 David Williams 5-Hour Energy s.t. 58 Robert Sweeting 5-Hour Energy + 3'34 59 Thomas Carpenter Citigroup Pro Cycling s.t. 60 Connor O'Leary Bontrager Cycling Team + 3'35 61 Ian Moir Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t. 62 Klaas Lodewyck BMC Racing Team + 3'36 63 Thomas Soladay Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t. 64 Matthew Holmes Team Raleigh + 3'38 65 Paolo Longo Borghini Cannondale Pro Cycling + 3'39 66 John Murphy UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 3'40 67 Hayden Roulston RadioShack - Leopard s.t. 68 Sam Witmitz Team Raleigh s.t. 69 Ian Burnett Jelly Belly p/b Kenda + 3'43 70 Christopher Jones UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 3'45 71 Jeff Louder UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 3'48 72 Jérôme Baugnies Citigroup Pro Cycling + 3'49 73 Simon Lambert-Lemay Equipe Garneau - Québecor + 3'50 74 Alexey Tsatevitch Katusha Team + 3'51 75 Tyler Magner Hincapie Sportswear Development Team + 3'54 76 Justin Morris Team Novo Nordisk + 3'55 77 Ken Hanson Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 3'56 78 Kiel Reijnen UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 3'57 79 Gabe Varela Jamis - Hagens Berman + 3'59 80 Andy Baker Hincapie Sportswear Development Team s.t. 81 Vincent Jérôme Citigroup Pro Cycling + 4'00 82 Greg Brandt 5-Hour Energy s.t. 83 Rémi Pelletier-Roy Equipe Garneau - Québecor + 4'02 84 Demis Aleman Jamis - Hagens Berman s.t. 85 Branden Russell Team Novo Nordisk + 4'03 86 Fabio Sabatini Cannondale Pro Cycling s.t. 87 Ramiro Rincón EPM - UNE + 4'07 88 Bjorn Selander Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 4'09 89 Joonas Henttala Team Novo Nordisk + 4'11 90 Mac Brennan Bissell Cycling s.t. 91 David Lozano Team Novo Nordisk s.t. 92 Jose Nicolas Castro EPM - UNE + 4'12 93 Frank Pipp Bissell Cycling + 4'13 94 Sebastian Lander BMC Racing Team + 4'14 95 Charles Bradley Huff Jelly Belly p/b Kenda s.t. 96 Tanner Putt Bontrager Cycling Team + 4'16 97 Emerson Oronte Jelly Belly p/b Kenda + 4'17 98 Bruno Langlois Equipe Garneau - Québecor s.t. 99 Christiaan Kriek Jelly Belly p/b Kenda + 4'18 100 Robert Förster UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 4'19 101 Matthias Krizek Cannondale Pro Cycling + 4'20 102 Phillip Gaimon Bissell Cycling s.t. 103 Daniel Summerhill UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 4'21 104 Evan Oliphant Team Raleigh s.t. 105 Joe Eldridge Team Novo Nordisk s.t. 106 Freddy Piamonte EPM - UNE + 4'22 107 Alder Martz Hincapie Sportswear Development Team s.t. 108 Richard Lang Team Raleigh + 4'24 109 Luke Keough UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team s.t. 110 Kevin De Mesmaeker Team Novo Nordisk s.t. 111 Rob Britton Team Raleigh + 4'25 112 Alex Candelario Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 4'27 113 Weimar Roldan EPM - UNE + 4'31 114 Michael Chauner Equipe Garneau - Québecor + 4'33 115 Paolo Cravanzola Team Novo Nordisk + 4'36 116 Robin Carpenter Hincapie Sportswear Development Team + 4'38 117 Adam Matthew Farabaugh Equipe Garneau - Québecor s.t. 118 Lachlan Norris Team Raleigh + 4'41 119 Gregory Daniel Bontrager Cycling Team + 4'51 120 James Driscoll Jamis - Hagens Berman + 4'52 121 Chase Pinkham Jamis - Hagens Berman + 4'55 122 Zachary Hughes Equipe Garneau - Québecor + 4'58 123 Fabio Calabria Team Novo Nordisk + 5'03 124 Shawn Milne 5-Hour Energy + 5'07 125 Tyler Wren Jamis - Hagens Berman s.t. 126 Cristian Peña Meneses EPM - UNE + 5'09 127 Thomas Moses Team Raleigh + 5'17 128 Morgan Schmitt Jelly Belly p/b Kenda + 5'22 129 Jonathan Patrick McCarty Bissell Cycling + 5'25
Provisional Classification
1 Evan Oliphant Team Raleigh 21h05'16 2 Weimar Roldan EPM - UNE + 59 3 Philippe Gilbert BMC Racing Team + 1'33 4 Tom Danielson Garmin - Sharp + 1'49 5 Daniel Martin Garmin - Sharp + 2'04 6 Daniel Moreno Katusha Team + 2'11 7 Simon Spilak Katusha Team + 2'17 8 Chris Horner RadioShack - Leopard + 2'21 9 Henry Vergnaud Citigroup Pro Cycling + 2'27 10 JoaquÃm RodrÃguez Katusha Team + 2'36
Spoiler
11 Moreno Moser Cannondale Pro Cycling + 2'37 12 Christopher Jones UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 2'51 13 Andy Schleck RadioShack - Leopard + 3'23 14 Lachlan Norris Team Raleigh + 3'32 15 Tom Zirbel Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 3'34 16 Andreas Klöden RadioShack - Leopard + 3'56 17 Fabian Cancellara RadioShack - Leopard + 4'05 18 Lawson Craddock Bontrager Cycling Team + 5'19 19 Alessandro Ballan BMC Racing Team + 5'29 20 James Driscoll Jamis - Hagens Berman + 5'52 21 Laurent Didier RadioShack - Leopard + 6'04 22 Marcus Burghardt BMC Racing Team + 6'06 23 Daniele Ratto Cannondale Pro Cycling + 6'21 24 Dimitry Kozontchuk Katusha Team + 6'43 25 Travis Bickle Garmin - Sharp + 6'48 26 Greg Van Avermaet BMC Racing Team + 7'06 27 Thomas Rohregger RadioShack - Leopard + 7'14 28 Vladimir Isaychev Katusha Team + 7'21 29 Ricardo Van der Velde Jelly Belly p/b Kenda + 7'29 30 Óscar Sevilla EPM - UNE + 7'44 31 Cristiano Salerno Cannondale Pro Cycling + 7'51 32 Maciej Paterski Cannondale Pro Cycling + 7'57 33 Nathan Haas Garmin - Sharp + 7'59 34 Louis Meintjes Citigroup Pro Cycling + 8'02 35 Markel Irizar RadioShack - Leopard + 8'06 36 Alexander Kristoff Katusha Team + 8'08 37 Gavin Mannion Bontrager Cycling Team + 8'12 38 Gatis Smukulis Katusha Team + 8'22 39 Silvio Herklotz Citigroup Pro Cycling + 8'28 40 Chad Haga Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 8'31 41 Michel Kreder Garmin - Sharp + 8'37 42 Brent Bookwalter BMC Racing Team + 8'55 43 John-Lee Augustyn Citigroup Pro Cycling + 9'05 44 Larry Warbasse BMC Racing Team + 9'07 45 Jeff Louder UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 9'24 46 Jérôme Baugnies Citigroup Pro Cycling + 9'25 47 Martijn Maaskant Garmin - Sharp + 9'28 48 Jakob Rathe Garmin - Sharp + 9'38 49 Joey Rosskopf Hincapie Sportswear Development Team s.t. 50 Jason McCartney Bissell Cycling + 9'52 51 Alexey Tsatevitch Katusha Team + 9'54 52 Klaas Lodewyck BMC Racing Team + 9'55 53 Fabio Sabatini Cannondale Pro Cycling + 9'58 54 Paolo Longo Borghini Cannondale Pro Cycling + 10'06 55 Hayden Roulston RadioShack - Leopard + 10'07 56 Ken Hanson Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 10'21 57 Kiel Reijnen UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 10'24 58 Vincent Jérôme Citigroup Pro Cycling + 10'27 59 Rob Britton Team Raleigh + 10'28 60 Sebastian Lander BMC Racing Team + 10'29 61 Nathan Brown Bontrager Cycling Team s.t. 62 Ramiro Rincón EPM - UNE + 10'34 63 Bjorn Selander Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 10'36 64 Daniel Summerhill UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 10'48 65 Freddy Piamonte EPM - UNE + 10'49 66 Ben Jacques-Maynes Jamis - Hagens Berman + 10'52 67 James Stemper 5-Hour Energy + 10'56 68 Philip Mooney Jamis - Hagens Berman + 11'06 69 Andreas Klier Garmin - Sharp + 11'11 70 David Williams 5-Hour Energy + 11'31 71 Tyler Wren Jamis - Hagens Berman + 11'34 72 John Murphy UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 11'38 73 Jonathan Patrick McCarty Bissell Cycling + 11'48 74 Gabe Varela Jamis - Hagens Berman + 11'57 75 Dylan van Baarle Citigroup Pro Cycling + 12'03 76 Matthias Krizek Cannondale Pro Cycling + 12'18 77 Luke Keough UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 12'22 78 Alex Candelario Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 12'25 79 Michael Friedman Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 12'41 80 Joonas Henttala Team Novo Nordisk + 12'44 81 Martyn Irvine UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 13'02 82 Nathaniel English 5-Hour Energy + 13'03 83 Thomas Carpenter Citigroup Pro Cycling + 13'08 84 Emerson Oronte Jelly Belly p/b Kenda + 13'11 85 Mark Christian Team Raleigh + 13'27 86 Connor O'Leary Bontrager Cycling Team + 13'29 87 Thomas Wrona Hincapie Sportswear Development Team + 13'43 88 Ian Moir Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 13'57 89 Richard Lang Team Raleigh s.t. 90 Thomas Soladay Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 13'58 91 Chase Pinkham Jamis - Hagens Berman + 14'02 92 David Lozano Team Novo Nordisk + 14'05 93 Shawn Milne 5-Hour Energy + 14'06 94 Morgan Schmitt Jelly Belly p/b Kenda s.t. 95 Jose Nicolas Castro EPM - UNE s.t. 96 Robert Förster UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 14'13 97 Tyler Magner Hincapie Sportswear Development Team + 14'16 98 Justin Morris Team Novo Nordisk + 14'17 99 Robin Carpenter Hincapie Sportswear Development Team + 14'32 100 Tanner Putt Bontrager Cycling Team + 14'38 101 Christiaan Kriek Jelly Belly p/b Kenda + 14'40 102 Paolo Cravanzola Team Novo Nordisk + 14'51 103 Fabio Calabria Team Novo Nordisk + 14'57 104 Bruno Langlois Equipe Garneau - Québecor + 15'00 105 Adam Matthew Farabaugh Equipe Garneau - Québecor s.t. 106 Cristian Peña Meneses EPM - UNE + 15'24 107 Matthew Holmes Team Raleigh + 16'00 108 Charles Bradley Huff Jelly Belly p/b Kenda + 16'13 109 Gregory Daniel Bontrager Cycling Team + 17'11 110 Michel Koch Cannondale Pro Cycling + 17'52 111 Jeremy Vennell Bissell Cycling + 19'44 112 Phillip Gaimon Bissell Cycling + 19'46 113 Robert Sweeting 5-Hour Energy + 20'56 114 Rémi Pelletier-Roy Equipe Garneau - Québecor + 20'59 115 Branden Russell Team Novo Nordisk + 21'25 116 Demis Aleman Jamis - Hagens Berman + 22'01 117 Mac Brennan Bissell Cycling + 22'10 118 Sam Witmitz Team Raleigh + 23'16 119 Thomas Moses Team Raleigh + 24'58 120 Alder Martz Hincapie Sportswear Development Team + 27'25 121 Ian Burnett Jelly Belly p/b Kenda + 28'21 122 Andy Baker Hincapie Sportswear Development Team + 28'58 123 Michael Chauner Equipe Garneau - Québecor + 29'11 124 Simon Lambert-Lemay Equipe Garneau - Québecor + 33'12 125 Kevin De Mesmaeker Team Novo Nordisk + 34'07 126 Greg Brandt 5-Hour Energy + 36'26 127 Frank Pipp Bissell Cycling + 36'58 128 Joe Eldridge Team Novo Nordisk + 44'31 129 Zachary Hughes Equipe Garneau - Québecor + 46'48
Analysis & Daily Thoughts
Only two of the original breakaway of stage 1 remain at the top standings. I think they'll crack on tomorrow's stage. I hope to jump to a top 5, but it won't be easy!
See you then,
Henry
Dippofix
Posted on 22-12-2013 11:38
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Where did those names come from? Never heard of Travis Bickle, Evan Oliphant seems like something from the Lord of the Rings and Weimar Roldan sounds like a Game of Thrones character.
And ofcourse a nice time trial there, hopefully he can secure his top 10 placing.
Ian Butler
Posted on 22-12-2013 11:48
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Dippofix - Oliphant and Roldan are real cyclists I added Travis Bickle to the game as American TT talent. Google the name and you'll see where I got it from. Hint in the spoiler
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You talking to me?
Dippofix
Posted on 22-12-2013 11:52
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Seriously? They're real?
And now i get Bickle, though you have to admit it was a bit before my time.
Ian Butler
Posted on 22-12-2013 12:05
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Dippofix - Yeah, very real Taxi Driver was before your time, I admit. But it's a classic, you should see it one day, great movie
Ian Butler
Posted on 22-12-2013 12:05
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The Night of the Camembert - Part VI
I really needed to go to the bathroom at that time - why didn't I go in the can? I had all the time there. No, I really needed to get to Place Clemenceau. I couldn't count on the cops, I knew that. Oh, how could I forget, I had my cell phone with me!
RING - RING
"Come on, answer!"
"Hello, this is Warren."
"Warren, my dear, good, friend."
There was a silence for a few seconds.
"Henry, what do you need now...?"
Tour of California - Part II The Queen stage. A top 5 would be amazing. Tomorrow is a flat final stage so the GC will be finished tonight!
The Race
Meintjes did good to get in the breakaway. He's really improving a lot and turning into a strong climber.
And then Mount Diablo came. I admit I had the Young Jersey on my mind, so I kept both my eyes on Moser and let others ride. When he took some distance with a small group, I sprinted to their wheel.
Then I set the pace, to avoid more attacks. Meanwhile, Moreno overtook the General Classification by winning on Mount Diablo!
I was able to put in a strong last effort in the final 600 meters, getting some distance between me and the rest of the group. I finished 5th here, an amazing result!
All in all it's been a good Tour. I did my utmost best and finish quite high up. Though I keep thinking I could've done better if I had raced a little more aggressively.
The final flat stage was won by Kristoff .
Stage 7
1 Daniel Moreno Katusha Team 3h50'49 2 Andy Schleck RadioShack - Leopard + 23 3 Daniel Martin Garmin - Sharp + 1'11 4 Chris Horner RadioShack - Leopard + 1'50 5 Henry Vergnaud Citigroup Pro Cycling + 2'15 6 Tom Danielson Garmin - Sharp s.t. 7 Moreno Moser Cannondale Pro Cycling + 2'34 8 Philippe Gilbert BMC Racing Team + 2'57 9 Louis Meintjes Citigroup Pro Cycling + 3'45 10 Jeff Louder UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 4'57
Spoiler
11 Paolo Longo Borghini Cannondale Pro Cycling + 6'20 12 JoaquÃm RodrÃguez Katusha Team s.t. 13 Andreas Klöden RadioShack - Leopard + 7'04 14 Alessandro Ballan BMC Racing Team s.t. 15 Thomas Rohregger RadioShack - Leopard s.t. 16 Laurent Didier RadioShack - Leopard s.t. 17 Silvio Herklotz Citigroup Pro Cycling s.t. 18 Maciej Paterski Cannondale Pro Cycling s.t. 19 Fabian Cancellara RadioShack - Leopard + 7'27 20 Christopher Jones UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team s.t. 21 Thomas Carpenter Citigroup Pro Cycling + 7'36 22 Simon Spilak Katusha Team s.t. 23 Marcus Burghardt BMC Racing Team s.t. 24 Lawson Craddock Bontrager Cycling Team s.t. 25 Dimitry Kozontchuk Katusha Team s.t. 26 Cristiano Salerno Cannondale Pro Cycling s.t. 27 John-Lee Augustyn Citigroup Pro Cycling s.t. 28 Daniele Ratto Cannondale Pro Cycling s.t. 29 Greg Van Avermaet BMC Racing Team s.t. 30 Chad Haga Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t. 31 Nathan Haas Garmin - Sharp s.t. 32 Larry Warbasse BMC Racing Team s.t. 33 Ricardo Van der Velde Jelly Belly p/b Kenda s.t. 34 Michel Kreder Garmin - Sharp s.t. 35 Kiel Reijnen UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team s.t. 36 Gavin Mannion Bontrager Cycling Team s.t. 37 Jeremy Vennell Bissell Cycling + 8'44 38 Markel Irizar RadioShack - Leopard s.t. 39 Óscar Sevilla EPM - UNE s.t. 40 Brent Bookwalter BMC Racing Team s.t. 41 Jonathan Patrick McCarty Bissell Cycling s.t. 42 Daniel Summerhill UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team s.t. 43 Klaas Lodewyck BMC Racing Team s.t. 44 Matthew Holmes Team Raleigh s.t. 45 Gatis Smukulis Katusha Team s.t. 46 Joey Rosskopf Hincapie Sportswear Development Team s.t. 47 Vladimir Isaychev Katusha Team s.t. 48 Bjorn Selander Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t. 49 Alexey Tsatevitch Katusha Team s.t. 50 Vincent Jérôme Citigroup Pro Cycling + 9'32 51 Ken Hanson Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t. 52 Jérôme Baugnies Citigroup Pro Cycling s.t. 53 Freddy Piamonte EPM - UNE s.t. 54 Tom Zirbel Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t. 55 Lachlan Norris Team Raleigh + 9'51 56 Ramiro Rincón EPM - UNE s.t. 57 Rob Britton Team Raleigh s.t. 58 Alex Candelario Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t. 59 Weimar Roldan EPM - UNE s.t. 60 Gabe Varela Jamis - Hagens Berman s.t. 61 Evan Oliphant Team Raleigh s.t. 62 Jason McCartney Bissell Cycling s.t. 63 Tyler Wren Jamis - Hagens Berman s.t. 64 Jakob Rathe Garmin - Sharp s.t. 65 Sebastian Lander BMC Racing Team s.t. 66 James Driscoll Jamis - Hagens Berman s.t. 67 Ben Jacques-Maynes Jamis - Hagens Berman s.t. 68 Travis Bickle Garmin - Sharp + 10'25 69 James Stemper 5-Hour Energy + 11'45 70 David Williams 5-Hour Energy s.t. 71 Michel Koch Cannondale Pro Cycling s.t. 72 Alexander Kristoff Katusha Team s.t. 73 Hayden Roulston RadioShack - Leopard s.t. 74 Chase Pinkham Jamis - Hagens Berman s.t. 75 Martijn Maaskant Garmin - Sharp s.t. 76 Philip Mooney Jamis - Hagens Berman s.t. 77 David Lozano Team Novo Nordisk s.t. 78 Matthias Krizek Cannondale Pro Cycling s.t. 79 John Murphy UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team s.t. 80 Emerson Oronte Jelly Belly p/b Kenda s.t. 81 Fabio Sabatini Cannondale Pro Cycling s.t. 82 Luke Keough UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team s.t. 83 Dylan van Baarle Citigroup Pro Cycling s.t. 84 Paolo Cravanzola Team Novo Nordisk s.t. 85 Andreas Klier Garmin - Sharp s.t. 86 Morgan Schmitt Jelly Belly p/b Kenda s.t. 87 Nathaniel English 5-Hour Energy s.t. 88 Jose Nicolas Castro EPM - UNE s.t. 89 Thomas Soladay Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t. 90 Richard Lang Team Raleigh s.t. 91 Shawn Milne 5-Hour Energy s.t. 92 Robin Carpenter Hincapie Sportswear Development Team s.t. 93 Joonas Henttala Team Novo Nordisk s.t. 94 Robert Förster UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team s.t. 95 Christiaan Kriek Jelly Belly p/b Kenda s.t. 96 Justin Morris Team Novo Nordisk s.t. 97 Nathan Brown Bontrager Cycling Team s.t. 98 Thomas Wrona Hincapie Sportswear Development Team s.t. 99 Tanner Putt Bontrager Cycling Team s.t. 100 Demis Aleman Jamis - Hagens Berman s.t. 101 Michael Friedman Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t. 102 Fabio Calabria Team Novo Nordisk + 13'11 103 Adam Matthew Farabaugh Equipe Garneau - Québecor s.t. 104 Bruno Langlois Equipe Garneau - Québecor s.t. 105 Connor O'Leary Bontrager Cycling Team s.t. 106 Rémi Pelletier-Roy Equipe Garneau - Québecor + 13'29 107 Mark Christian Team Raleigh s.t. 108 Alder Martz Hincapie Sportswear Development Team s.t. 109 Cristian Peña Meneses EPM - UNE s.t. 110 Branden Russell Team Novo Nordisk s.t. 111 Michael Chauner Equipe Garneau - Québecor s.t. 112 Sam Witmitz Team Raleigh s.t. 113 Thomas Moses Team Raleigh s.t. 114 Ian Moir Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies s.t. 115 Simon Lambert-Lemay Equipe Garneau - Québecor + 14'14 116 Martyn Irvine UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 14'24 117 Tyler Magner Hincapie Sportswear Development Team + 16'04 118 Robert Sweeting 5-Hour Energy s.t. 119 Andy Baker Hincapie Sportswear Development Team s.t. 120 Greg Brandt 5-Hour Energy s.t. 121 Gregory Daniel Bontrager Cycling Team s.t. 122 Mac Brennan Bissell Cycling s.t. 123 Frank Pipp Bissell Cycling + 16'59 124 Charles Bradley Huff Jelly Belly p/b Kenda s.t. 125 Ian Burnett Jelly Belly p/b Kenda s.t. 126 Kevin De Mesmaeker Team Novo Nordisk s.t. 127 Zachary Hughes Equipe Garneau - Québecor + 18'28 128 Joe Eldridge Team Novo Nordisk s.t. 129 Phillip Gaimon Bissell Cycling + 21'36
Final General Classification
1 Daniel Moreno Katusha Team 27h41'18 2 Daniel Martin Garmin - Sharp + 1'16 3 Andy Schleck RadioShack - Leopard + 1'43 4 Tom Danielson Garmin - Sharp + 2'13 5 Chris Horner RadioShack - Leopard + 2'20 6 Philippe Gilbert BMC Racing Team + 2'39 7 Henry Vergnaud Citigroup Pro Cycling + 2'51 8 Moreno Moser Cannondale Pro Cycling + 3'20 9 JoaquÃm RodrÃguez Katusha Team + 7'05 10 Evan Oliphant Team Raleigh + 8'00
Spoiler
[table=100%]11 Simon Spilak Katusha Team + 8'02 12 Christopher Jones UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 8'27 13 Weimar Roldan EPM - UNE + 8'59 14 Andreas Klöden RadioShack - Leopard + 9'09 15 Fabian Cancellara RadioShack - Leopard + 9'41 16 Louis Meintjes Citigroup Pro Cycling + 9'52 17 Alessandro Ballan BMC Racing Team + 10'42 18 Lawson Craddock Bontrager Cycling Team + 11'04 19 Tom Zirbel Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 11'11 20 Laurent Didier RadioShack - Leopard + 11'17 21 Lachlan Norris Team Raleigh + 11'32 22 Marcus Burghardt BMC Racing Team + 11'51 23 Daniele Ratto Cannondale Pro Cycling + 12'06 24 Thomas Rohregger RadioShack - Leopard + 12'27 25 Dimitry Kozontchuk Katusha Team + 12'28 26 Jeff Louder UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 12'30 27 Greg Van Avermaet BMC Racing Team + 12'51 28 Maciej Paterski Cannondale Pro Cycling + 13'10 29 Ricardo Van der Velde Jelly Belly p/b Kenda + 13'14 30 Cristiano Salerno Cannondale Pro Cycling + 13'36 31 Silvio Herklotz Citigroup Pro Cycling + 13'41 32 Nathan Haas Garmin - Sharp + 13'44 33 James Driscoll Jamis - Hagens Berman + 13'52 34 Gavin Mannion Bontrager Cycling Team + 13'57 35 Michel Kreder Garmin - Sharp + 14'14 36 Vladimir Isaychev Katusha Team s.t. 37 Chad Haga Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 14'16 38 Óscar Sevilla EPM - UNE + 14'31 39 Paolo Longo Borghini Cannondale Pro Cycling + 14'35 40 John-Lee Augustyn Citigroup Pro Cycling + 14'50 41 Larry Warbasse BMC Racing Team + 14'52 42 Markel Irizar RadioShack - Leopard + 14'59 43 Gatis Smukulis Katusha Team + 15'15 44 Travis Bickle Garmin - Sharp + 15'22 45 Brent Bookwalter BMC Racing Team + 15'48 46 Kiel Reijnen UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 16'09 47 Joey Rosskopf Hincapie Sportswear Development Team + 16'29 48 Alexey Tsatevitch Katusha Team + 16'47 49 Klaas Lodewyck BMC Racing Team + 16'48 50 Jérôme Baugnies Citigroup Pro Cycling + 17'06 51 Bjorn Selander Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 17'29 52 Jakob Rathe Garmin - Sharp + 17'38 53 Daniel Summerhill UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 17'41 54 Alexander Kristoff Katusha Team + 17'42 55 Jason McCartney Bissell Cycling + 17'52 56 Ken Hanson Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 18'02 57 Vincent Jérôme Citigroup Pro Cycling + 18'08 58 Rob Britton Team Raleigh + 18'28 59 Sebastian Lander BMC Racing Team + 18'29 60 Freddy Piamonte EPM - UNE + 18'30 61 Ramiro Rincón EPM - UNE + 18'34 62 Jonathan Patrick McCarty Bissell Cycling + 18'35 63 Ben Jacques-Maynes Jamis - Hagens Berman + 18'52 64 Thomas Carpenter Citigroup Pro Cycling + 18'53 65 Martijn Maaskant Garmin - Sharp + 19'22 66 Tyler Wren Jamis - Hagens Berman + 19'34 67 Fabio Sabatini Cannondale Pro Cycling + 19'40 68 Gabe Varela Jamis - Hagens Berman + 19'57 69 Hayden Roulston RadioShack - Leopard + 20'01 70 Nathan Brown Bontrager Cycling Team + 20'23 71 Alex Candelario Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 20'25 72 James Stemper 5-Hour Energy + 20'50 73 Philip Mooney Jamis - Hagens Berman + 21'00 74 Andreas Klier Garmin - Sharp + 21'05 75 David Williams 5-Hour Energy + 21'25 76 John Murphy UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 21'30 77 Dylan van Baarle Citigroup Pro Cycling + 21'57 78 Matthias Krizek Cannondale Pro Cycling + 22'12 79 Luke Keough UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 22'16 80 Michael Friedman Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 22'35 81 Joonas Henttala Team Novo Nordisk + 22'38 82 Matthew Holmes Team Raleigh + 22'53 83 Nathaniel English 5-Hour Energy + 22'57 84 Emerson Oronte Jelly Belly p/b Kenda + 23'05 85 Thomas Wrona Hincapie Sportswear Development Team + 23'37 86 Richard Lang Team Raleigh + 23'51 87 Thomas Soladay Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 23'52 88 Chase Pinkham Jamis - Hagens Berman + 23'56 89 David Lozano Team Novo Nordisk + 23'59 90 Shawn Milne 5-Hour Energy + 24'00 91 Morgan Schmitt Jelly Belly p/b Kenda s.t. 92 Jose Nicolas Castro EPM - UNE s.t. 93 Robert Förster UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team + 24'07 94 Justin Morris Team Novo Nordisk + 24'11 95 Robin Carpenter Hincapie Sportswear Development Team + 24'26 96 Tanner Putt Bontrager Cycling Team + 24'32 97 Christiaan Kriek Jelly Belly p/b Kenda + 24'34 98 Paolo Cravanzola Team Novo Nordisk + 24'45 99 Connor O'Leary Bontrager Cycling Team + 24'49 100 Mark Christian Team Raleigh + 25'05 101 Ian Moir Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies + 25'35 102 Martyn Irvine UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team s.t. 103 Fabio Calabria Team Novo Nordisk + 26'17 104 Bruno Langlois Equipe Garneau - Québecor + 26'20 105 Adam Matthew Farabaugh Equipe Garneau - Québecor s.t. 106 Jeremy Vennell Bissell Cycling + 26'37 107 Cristian Peña Meneses EPM - UNE + 27'02 108 Michel Koch Cannondale Pro Cycling + 27'46 109 Tyler Magner Hincapie Sportswear Development Team + 28'29 110 Charles Bradley Huff Jelly Belly p/b Kenda + 31'21 111 Gregory Daniel Bontrager Cycling Team + 31'24 112 Demis Aleman Jamis - Hagens Berman + 31'55 113 Rémi Pelletier-Roy Equipe Garneau - Québecor + 32'37 114 Branden Russell Team Novo Nordisk + 33'03 115 Sam Witmitz Team Raleigh + 34'54 116 Robert Sweeting 5-Hour Energy + 35'09 117 Mac Brennan Bissell Cycling + 36'23 118 Thomas Moses Team Raleigh + 36'36 119 Alder Martz Hincapie Sportswear Development Team + 39'03 120 Phillip Gaimon Bissell Cycling + 39'31 121 Michael Chauner Equipe Garneau - Québecor + 40'49 122 Andy Baker Hincapie Sportswear Development Team + 43'11 123 Ian Burnett Jelly Belly p/b Kenda + 43'29 124 Simon Lambert-Lemay Equipe Garneau - Québecor + 45'35 125 Kevin De Mesmaeker Team Novo Nordisk + 49'15 126 Greg Brandt 5-Hour Energy + 50'39 127 Frank Pipp Bissell Cycling + 52'06 128 Joe Eldridge Team Novo Nordisk + 1h01'08 129 Zachary Hughes Equipe Garneau - Québecor + 1h03'25
[/table]
I managed a 7th place and get the Young Jersey as an extra reward. I'm quite happy, but also looking forward returning home.
Analysis & Daily Thoughts
It's been a good race here. America is very different from Europe to race in, but there was a great atmosphere. I really want to return here one day and battle for the overall victory. For now, I'm looking forward to the next race, probably Tour du Sud. And that'll be in preparation to the National Championships!
Until then,
Henry
The Hobbit
Posted on 22-12-2013 12:06
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You don't know Evan Oliphant?
Although an Oliphaunt is what the Hobbits call the Haradrim Mumakil in The Lord of the Rings, probably one of the reasons I like Evan Oliphant. Their basically giant elephants, with 4 tusks.
The only difference is the U.
Sorry, found something LotR related so I had to comment!
Selwink
Posted on 22-12-2013 12:08
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WTH is Gilbert doing up there?
Anyway, a good result
Daggen
Posted on 22-12-2013 12:39
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Posts: 1662
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You can tell he can manage more. He's just waiting for a time to really show everyone.
Maybe at the NC's?
Shonak
Posted on 22-12-2013 13:20
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Nice showing at Tour of California. Not quite in the big form we have come to know Henry but reaching and maintaing 100% is tough and only natural. Young rider jersey and 7th place is great.
I accepted a contract at Bayern München for the 2016 season. Time to run the best club in the world!
Clearly Henry has the same brillant taste in football as he does in women. World dominantion!
Oh, and... ätschibätsch, Dippofix.
Edited by Shonak on 22-12-2013 13:23
"It’s a little bit scary when Contador attacks." - Tommy V
sutty68
Posted on 22-12-2013 14:11
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Henry rode a Great race in America and should be well pleased with the overall outcome
baia
Posted on 22-12-2013 14:14
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Well done, very good result for Henry.. that must have been a joke by Jamis, right? the weakest squad for California..
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