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Going for all Three / GP Mediterraneen: Stage 2, Cancellara is too good
sutty68	#41 Posted on 28-08-2013 15:07
Tour de France Champion Posts: 34002 Joined: 22-08-2010 PCM$: 200.00	It would be Great if Geraint could pull off the win


Adamb	#42 Posted on 28-08-2013 15:53
Domestique Posts: 642 Joined: 22-08-2013 PCM$: 200.00	Sutty68 - It is going to be hard against Nibali


Adamb	#43 Posted on 28-08-2013 18:15
Domestique Posts: 642 Joined: 22-08-2013 PCM$: 200.00	January Ranking: Individual: UCI: Spoiler 1. Michael Matthews (Orica) 112pts 2. Geraint Thomas (Sky) 86pts 3. Pablo Lastras (Movistar) 70pts 4. Johnny Hoogerland (Vacansoliel) 60pts 5. Samuel Dumoulin (AG2R) 50pts 6. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) 45pts 16. Ben Swift (Sky) 4pts 23. Christopher Sutton (Sky) 1pts Continental: Spoiler 1. Stefano Pirazzi (Bardiani) 137pts 2. Sacha Modolo (Bardiani) 64pts 3. Fabio Duarte (Colombia) 54pts 4. Jonathan Hivert (Sojasun) 24pts 5. Sebastian Hinault (IAM) 22pts Superstige: Spoiler 1. Michael Matthews (Orica) 346pts 2. Geraint Thomas (Sky) 317pts 3. Stefano Pirazzi (Bardiani) 174pts 4. Pablo Lastras (Movistar) 149pts 5. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke (Sky) 143pts 35. Edvald Boasson Hagen (Sky) 40pts 38. Richie Porte (Sky) 36pts 42. Ben Swift (Sky) 35pts 46. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) 29pts 53. Matthew Hayman (Sky) 24pts 69. Bradley Wiggins (Sky) 16pts 86. Christopher Sutton (Sky) 8pts 106. Bernhard Eisel (Sky) 4pts 112. Christian Knees (Sky) 3pts Victories: Spoiler 1. Sacha Modolo (Bardiani) 3 2. Steffano Pirazzi (Bardiani) 2 3. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) 2 4. Simon Gerrans (Orica) 1 5. Juan Jose Lobato (Euskaltel) 1 6. Geraint Thomas (sky) 1 Team: UCI: Spoiler 1. Sky Procycling 136pts 2. Orica GreenEDGE 118pts 3. Movistar Team 70pts 4. Vacansoliel - DCM 61pts 5. AG2R La Mondiale 58pts Continental: Spoiler 1. Bardiani Valvove - CSF Inox 208pts 2. Colombia 79pts 3. IAM Cycling 49pts 4. Team NetApp - Endura 35pts 5. Sojasun 32pts Superstige: Spoiler 1. Orica GreenEDGE 629pts 2. Sky Procycling 624pts 3. Team Saxo-Tinkoff 290pts 4. Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr 273pts 5. Bardian Valvove - CSF Inox 269pts Victories: Spoiler 1. Bardiani Valvove - CSF Inox 5 2. Orica GreenEDGE 3 3. Team Argos-Shimano 3 4. Euskaltel - Euskadi 1 5. Sky Procycling 1 Edited by Adamb on 28-08-2013 18:29


Adamb	#44 Posted on 28-08-2013 18:47
Domestique Posts: 642 Joined: 22-08-2013 PCM$: 200.00	January Races: Australian Championships:13/01 Spoiler 1. Simon Gerrans (Orica) 2. Simon Clarke (Orica) +1:23 3. Michael Rogers (Saxo Tinkoff) +1:23 Tour de San Luis:21/01-27/01 Spoiler 1. Stefano Pirazzi (Bardiani) 2. Stijn Devolder (Radioschack) +1:08 3. Rory Sutherland (Saxo-Tinkoff) +1:11 Santos Tour Down Under:22/01-27/01 Spoiler 1. Michael Matthews (Orica) 2. Geraint Thomas (Sky) +16 3. Pablo Lastras (movistar) +20 GP de Marseille:27/01 Spoiler 1. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) 2. Anthony Roux (FDJ) +0 3. Edvald Boasson Hagen (Sky) +0 My Podiums: Geraint Thomas Santos Tour Down Under 1st Stage 2 Jonathan Tiernan-Locke Santos Tour Down Under 2nd stage 2 Ben Swift Santos Tour Down Under 3rd on stage 6 Geraint Thomas Santos Tour Down Under 2nd GC Salvatore Puccio Santos Tour Down Under 2nd Mountain Geraint Thomas Santos Tour Down Under 3rd Mountain Geraint Thomas Santos Tour Down Under 1st Points Team Santos Tour Down Under 3rd Team Edvald Boasson Hagen GP de Marseille 3rd on stage Edited by Adamb on 28-08-2013 19:04


Christopher Froome	#45 Posted on 28-08-2013 18:55
Under 23 Posts: 57 Joined: 19-06-2013 PCM$: 200.00	unlucky Sutton twice. Come On Geraint. Australia with two podiums.


Adamb	#46 Posted on 28-08-2013 19:22
Domestique Posts: 642 Joined: 22-08-2013 PCM$: 200.00	End of January Press Conference:31/01 Press - So how do you think this month has gone. SDB -I would say it's been quite a succesful month. With getting two podiums on the overall (Geraint Thomas, Santos Tour Down Under, Edvald Boasson Hagen, GP de Marseille) and i was especially happy with the podium place on stage 6 with Ben Swift. Well Done Ben. Press - Whilst you were in Australia Bradley Wiggins seemed to take up your role in the press conference. Would you see him as being a coach or possibly even a manager. SDB - Well i had that conversation with Brad, and i asked him what he would want to do when he retired from cycling and he said ' he would very much like to stay within cycling, even if it's a pundit a coach or even a manager and that he has loved cycling all his life and is honored to be a part of it to as long as his wife let's him.' Press - Could you see him being a coach at sky or even replace you when you leave. SDB - well he wont be taking my job that's for certain. No i'm only joking. I said to Brad when his contract run's out in 2015 that we would discuss wether he would stay on another or go to a different club, then he said that he wouldn't want to be at another club and that Sky's the only team he would want to be with. so then i asked him if when he retired if he would consider having talks about being a coach at sky, And he said he would be delighted to have those talks. Press - What type of coach would you put Bradley as. SBW - Well i would probably have him as a time-trialist coach and would definitely taking to as many tours as possible because he will be such an inspirational man in the coaches and would be one to look up to for the younger riders. Press - Good to hear. How do you think your team will do in France now. SDB - well as long as we don't give up to many time bonuses away I'm confident that Geraint or Bradley can win the GC. Press - That will be all. SDB - Thanks. Edited by Adamb on 28-08-2013 19:24


Christopher Froome	#47 Posted on 28-08-2013 23:53
Under 23 Posts: 57 Joined: 19-06-2013 PCM$: 200.00	Great tour for Sutton first win of the year and finshed with a podium place Overall. Is that you first win on the flats


Adamb	#48 Posted on 29-08-2013 00:00
Domestique Posts: 642 Joined: 22-08-2013 PCM$: 200.00	Christopher Froome - It was a great tour for Sutton and it was my first win on the flats.


sutty68	#49 Posted on 29-08-2013 00:06
Tour de France Champion Posts: 34002 Joined: 22-08-2010 PCM$: 200.00	Nice to see the team leading the rankings


Adamb	#50 Posted on 30-08-2013 15:27
Domestique Posts: 642 Joined: 22-08-2013 PCM$: 200.00	GP Mediterraneen 06/02-10/02 Riders: Dario Cataldo - Leader Ian Boswell - Team Mate Joshua Edmondson - Team Mate & Breakaway Matthew Hayman - Sprinter & lead out man for Swift Andre Kunitski - Team Mate Salvatore Puccio - Team Mate & Breakaway Ben Swift - Sprinter Bradley Wiggins - Lead out man for Cataldo & Stage 2 win Stage 1: Spoiler Stage results: Stage: 1. Marcel Kittel (Argos-Shimano) 2. Francesco Chicchi (Vini Fantini) +0 3. Juan Jose Lobato (Euskaltel) +0 4. Maxime Vantomme (Crelan) +0 5. Kenny Van Hummel (Vacansoliel) +0 6. Ben Swift (Sky) +0 7. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) +0 8. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) +0 9. Clement Koretzky (Bretagne) +0 10. Mirko Selvaggi (Vacansoliel) +0 20. Matthew Hayman (Sky) +0 40. Bradley Wiggins (Sky) +0 43. Dario Cataldo (Sky) +0 100. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +0 124. Andre Kunitski (Sky) +0 130. Ian Boswell (Sky) +0 192. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +3:34 Overall GC: 1. Marcell Kittel (Argos-Shimano) 2. Francesco Cicchi (Vini Fantini) +8 3. Juan Jose Lobato (Euskaltel) +12 4. Maxime Vantomme (Crelan) +20 5. Kenny Van Hummel (Vacansoliel) +20 6. Ben Swift (Sky) +20 20. Matthew Hayman (Sky) +20 40. Bradley Wiggins (Sky) +20 43. Dario Cataldo (Sky) +20 100. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +20 124. Andre Kunitski (Sky) +20 130. Ian Boswell (Sky) +20 192. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +3:54 Mountain Classification: 1. Brois Zimine (Roubaix) 26pts 2. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) 20pts 3. Bradley Potgieter (MTN) 16pts 4. Kouhei Uchima (Nippo) 12pts 5. Tarik Chaoufi (Euskaltel) 6pts Points Classification: 1. Marcell Kittel (Argos-Shimano) 25pts 2. Francesco Cicchi (Vini Fantini) 20pts 3. Juan Jose Lobato (Euskaltel) 16pts 4. Maxime Vantomme (Crelan) 14pts 5. Kenny Van Hummel (Vacansoliel) 12pts Young Riders: 1. Marcell Kittel (Argos-Shimano) 2. Juan Jose Lobato (Euskaltel) +12 3. Reinaardt Janse Van Rensburg (Argos-Shimano) +20 4. Tony Gallopin (Radioschack) +20 5. Clement Koretzky (Bretagne) +20 Team Classification: 1. Team Argos-Shimano 2. Euskaltel-Euskadi +0 3. Vini Fantini =0 4. Vacansoliel - DCM +0 5. Radioschack - Leopard +0 6. Sky Procycling +0 Stage 2: Spoiler Stage results: Stage: 1. Fabian Cancellara (Radioschack) 2. Nelson Oliviera (Radioschack) +14 3. Fredrik Kessiakof (Astana) +24 4. Rohann Dennis (Garmin) +27 5. Dave Millar (Garmin) +35 6. Alex Russmensun (Garmin) +39 7. Tobias Ludvigsson (argos-Shimano) +43 8. Jonathan Castroviejo (Movistar) +44 9. Ian Boswell (Sky) +45 10. Maxime Bouet (AG2R) +54 12. Bradley Wiggins (Sky) +1:01 21. Joshua Edmondson (Sky) +1:21 29. Andre Kunitski (Sky) +1:31 73. Ben Swift (Sky) +2:03 81. Salvatore Puccio (Sky) +2:05 91. Dario Cataldo (Sky) +2:10 116. Matthew Hayman (Sky) +2:26 Overall GC: 1. Fabian Cancellara (Radioschack) 2. Nelson Oliviera (Radioschack) +16 3. Fredrik Kessiakof (Astana) +30 4. Rohan Dennis (Garmin) +33 5. David Millar (Garmin) +41 Edited by Adamb on 30-08-2013 17:45


Christopher Froome	#51 Posted on 30-08-2013 16:09
Under 23 Posts: 57 Joined: 19-06-2013 PCM$: 200.00	Kittel is just to good. just mist out on a top 5


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Domestique Posts: 642 Joined: 22-08-2013 PCM$: 200.00	Christopher Froome - Kittel celebrated from about 0.5k

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