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#464

Posted on 13-02-2015 09:15

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Cycleman123 wrote:
Are you serious? Anacona my GC leader instead of Johnson? What sort of crack are you on?

As I said plenty of mistakes, I was looking at HQ's for stats until I realised at the CT teams that I could just look at the actual db.

I knew Anacona was a good climber and put him in. I'll replace him with Johnson and check if Johnson is worth it in a position in a classification later, also, I'll post stage reviews if I can find profiles online, otherwise I'll use the PCM one's tomorrow.

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Posted on 13-02-2015 09:40

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Hoping to finally get that stage win in San Luis. Also, our GC leaders are Burton and Sagan.

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Posted on 13-02-2015 09:44

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mvhoogdalem wrote:
Hoping to finally get that stage win in San Luis. Also, our GC leaders are Burton and Sagan.

Generally I just wrote none if I didn't think they had a capable rider (see Lampre, they have none) although I can add them if you need.

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Posted on 13-02-2015 10:03

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Other than saying Golas is a sprinter, you are not quite wrong with your predictions

#468

Posted on 13-02-2015 10:13

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sgdanny wrote:
Other than saying Golas is a sprinter, you are not quite wrong with your predictions

Well he's not a climber.

I'll take him off, as I said, expect mistakes.

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Posted on 13-02-2015 10:17

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Don't worry about, once the racing starts, people will be so busy complaining about the AI, they forget all about the preview

Changed my sig, this was getting absurd.

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Posted on 13-02-2015 10:19

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[quote]Ollfardh wrote:
Don't worry about, once the racing starts, people will be so busy complaining about the AI, they forget all about the preview

[/quote

Thanks PCM AiI

Spoiler

don't many people have said that before Wink

Well I guess some people must have won off it. Pfft

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Posted on 13-02-2015 10:48

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Gabon was rubbish, won't waste any words on that.

San Luis should be very exciting. 2nd race, 2nd goal. HintermÃ¼ller is quite strong and this race should suit him perfectly. Unfortunately failed to bring a lead-out for Ciolek. Top-10 should be possible, given how close Josef was despite the stage 1 horror.

Also we have Tekeste and Kudus making their debute here, should be exciting to see what they'll accomplish.

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trekbmc wrote:

mvhoogdalem wrote:
Hoping to finally get that stage win in San Luis. Also, our GC leaders are Burton and Sagan.

Generally I just wrote none if I didn't think they had a capable rider (see Lampre, they have none) although I can add them if you need.

Last season Sagan finished 5th in the GC.

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Posted on 13-02-2015 11:21

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mvhoogdalem wrote:

trekbmc wrote:

mvhoogdalem wrote:
Hoping to finally get that stage win in San Luis. Also, our GC leaders are Burton and Sagan.

Generally I just wrote none if I didn't think they had a capable rider (see Lampre, they have none) although I can add them if you need.

Last season Sagan finished 5th in the GC.

Ok, I'll add him. Although GC will be harder this year.

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When will the Tour down Under start? I don't want to sound impatient, but OPQS wants to start the season

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La Tropicale Amissa Bongo stage 7

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Welcome to the last stage of La Tropicale Amissa Bongo. The stage today is 126 km long and we finish in Gabon's capital Libreville after an 8-lap circuit around the city. Don't be surprised if the breakaway wins again. They have won 4 out of 6 stages so far. Maybe Movistar will cause the same chaos as they did on stage 2.

125 km to go

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Straight from the start there are 9 riders on the attack, looking to get into that winning breakaway. Everyone is content to let them go and they build up a lead of 2 minutes in just 1 kilometer. Delage (Cofidis), Ershov (RusVelo), Hansen (Lotto), Bilbao (Euskaltel), Gerard (Bretagne), Quintero (Colombia), Peron (Novo Nordisk), Marycz (CCC) and Di Corrado (Bardiani) are at the front. Many of these riders were already in breakaways on previous stages, so they do know how to stay in front of the peloton.

90 km to go

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The front group has received a maximum lead of 4'50 and now the usual teams are starting to chase.

75 km to go

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The front group has entered the circuit through the city of Libreville and the crowds are huge. Hopefully the peloton gets some inspiration from this. However, the police will have to be more alert as this woman is standing on the road and is lucky not to get hit. The peloton follows at 3'40.

70 km to go

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The men in orange dominate the KoM sprint and it is Bilbao crossing the line first. With a total of 15 points available on this stage, there is still a chance to take home the mountain jersey.

KoM 1:
1. Bilbao (Euskaltel) - 5 points
2. Marycz (CCC) - 3 points
3. Gerard (Bretagne) - 1 point

The intermediate sprint a few kilometers later is won by Peron, although no one really bothers with it.

Sprint 1:
1. Peron (Novo Nordisk) - 6 points
2. Delage (Cofidis) - 4 points
3. Gerard (Bretagne) - 2 points

45 km to go

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Ershov wins the 2nd KoM sprint and Bilbao only gets 3rd, which means that RusVelo's Boev will win the mountain jersey this year. Unless something happens from the peloton in the next 18 kilometers. The peloton follows a bit later at almost 3 minutes and once again they are having trouble closing the gap to the breakaway.

KoM 2:
1. Ershov (RusVelo) - 5 points
2. Delage (Cofidis) - 3 points
3. Bilbao (Euskaltel) - 1 point

And the sprint 3 kilometers later is won by Bilbao. Meanwhile, Movistar comes to the front. This inspires the other chasing teams to increase the pace too.

Sprint 2:
1. Bilbao (Euskaltel) - 6 points
2. Peron (Novo Nordisk) - 4 points
3. Marycz (CCC) - 2 points

25 km to go

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The last KoM sprint is won by Bilbao, bringing his total to 11 points. The peloton is chasing hard with MTN-Qhubeka on the front. They are still looking for a stage win. The gap is down to 1'40.

KoM 3:
1. Bilbao (Euskaltel) - 5 points
2. Marycz (CCC) - 3 points
3. Delage (Cofidis) - 1 point

Anyone still cares about the intermediate sprint? Probably not, but here are the results anyway.

Sprint 3:
1. Di Corrado (Bardiani) - 6 points
2. Hansen (Lotto) - 4 points
3. Delage (Cofidis) - 2 points

20 km to go

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Under the incredible pace of Flecha, the gap is now 1 minute to the front group. Once again disaster strikes for MTN-Qhubeka, they can't catch a break this week. Augustyn and Abundi have dropped from the peloton. There is little wind so it looks like they are just not strong enough to follow the pace at the front. Bernard and Schneider are other notable names in this group. They are a minute behind the peloton.

16 km to go

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Crash! And it is more drama here in Gabon as 6th in GC Martinez Machado crashes. He will have to get in to Group Augustyn and hope he does not lose too much time now. Group Augustyn is 1 and a half minute behind the peloton. Movistar is causing serious pain again, as only 50 riders remain in the peloton. The front group is 50 seconds ahead.

10 km to go

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We are on the last lap now and the breakaway has found a new energy source. The gap has increased to a minute. Movistar does a lot of work, but the break is too strong at the moment.

5 km to go

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The break is still 1 minute ahead, so it looks like it will be another victory for the breakaway. Sky is now chasing for Weschenbach, but they are facing the same problems as Movistar and are not getting any closer.

Finish

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Would you just look at that, the breakaway wins again. And it is Bilbao Baggins who is the strongest in the sprint today. What a fitting end of this year's Tropicale. Delage is 2nd and Gerard finishes in 3rd. A few sprinters come back strong, but it is too late for the victory. Verboven stops caring about the sprint and starts celebrating the victory of his team-mate, blocking Roelandts in his attempt to get a top 10 finish.

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Martinez Machado sprints to not lose too much time, but the officials don't care and place him in the same time as Group Augustyn. MTN-Qhubeka is devastated as they cross the line, knowing that Augustyn is losing his 10th place in the GC.

Stage result

Rank	Name	Team	Time
1	Pello Bilbao	Euskaltel - Euskadi	2h52'39
2	MickaÃ«l Delage	Cofidis, Solutions CrÃ©dits	s.t.
3	Arnaud GÃ©rard	Bretagne - SÃ©chÃ© Environnement	s.t.
4	Duber Quintero	Colombia	s.t.
5	Artur Ershov	RusVelo	s.t.
6	JarosÅ‚aw Marycz	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
7	Benedikt Weschenbach	Sky Procycling	s.t.
8	Jesper Hansen	Lotto Belisol	s.t.
9	Carlo Calzone	Movistar Team	s.t.
10	Rudy Verboven	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.

Spoiler

11	JÃ¼rgen Roelandts	Lotto Belisol	s.t.
12	Andrea Peron	Team Novo Nordisk	s.t.
13	Andrea Di Corrado	Bardiani Valvole - CSF Inox	s.t.
14	Juan JosÃ© Lobato	Movistar Team	s.t.
15	Naveed Alinejad	Team Champion System	s.t.
16	Matteo Trentin	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
17	Andrea Zordan	Androni Giocattoli - Venezuela	s.t.
18	Sonny Colbrelli	Bardiani Valvole - CSF Inox	s.t.
19	Mangere Kaha	Belkin Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
20	Davide Appollonio	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
21	Jorge Cristobal Riquelme	Belkin Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
22	Tom Slagter	Belkin Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
23	JosÃ© JoaquÃn Rojas	Movistar Team	s.t.
24	StÃ©phane PoulhiÃ¨s	Cofidis, Solutions CrÃ©dits	s.t.
25	Delfi Cervero	Androni Giocattoli - Venezuela	s.t.
26	Kenny Van Hummel	Lotto Belisol	s.t.
27	Heimdal HÃ¤gg	Team NetApp - Endura	s.t.
28	Delio FernÃ¡ndez	Team Champion System	s.t.
29	Gediminas Bagdonas	Bardiani Valvole - CSF Inox	s.t.
30	Sergio Henao	Sky Procycling	s.t.
31	Samuel Dumoulin	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
32	Anthony Geslin	Cofidis, Solutions CrÃ©dits	s.t.
33	Scott Thwaites	Sky Procycling	s.t.
34	Alexey Tsatevitch	Team Champion System	s.t.
35	Lloyd Mondory	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
36	Moreno Hofland	Belkin Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
37	Enrique Sanz	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
38	Carlos Bonilla	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
39	Jonas Vangenechten	Lotto Belisol	s.t.
40	Simone Ponzi	Astana Pro Team	s.t.
41	Fabrizio Harrini	Colombia	s.t.
42	Jacopo Guarnieri	Astana Pro Team	s.t.
43	Julian Alaphilippe	Cofidis, Solutions CrÃ©dits	s.t.
44	Marco Marcato	Movistar Team	s.t.
45	Nikias Arndt	Team NetApp - Endura	s.t.
46	Juan Antonio Flecha	Movistar Team	s.t.
47	Bartlomiej Matysiak	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
48	Bartosz Huzarski	Team NetApp - Endura	s.t.
49	Joshua Edmonson	Sky Procycling	s.t.
50	Gang Xu	Team Champion System	s.t.
51	Francisco JosÃ© Ventoso	Movistar Team	s.t.
52	Ilja Kusnezov	Movistar Team	s.t.
53	Kristian Sbaragli	Movistar Team	s.t.
54	Gregory Bernard	Colombia	s.t.
55	Rudy Molard	Cofidis, Solutions CrÃ©dits	s.t.
56	Maarten Wynants	Belkin Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
57	Ricardo Martinez Machado	Caja Rural - Seguros RGA	+ 2'22
58	Leonardo Duque	Caja Rural - Seguros RGA	s.t.
59	Dylan Teuns	Astana Pro Team	s.t.
60	Pablo Urtasun	Caja Rural - Seguros RGA	s.t.
61	AndrÃ© Cardoso	Caja Rural - Seguros RGA	s.t.
62	Louis Meintjes	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
63	Abasi Abundi	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
64	Manuel Cardoso	Caja Rural - Seguros RGA	s.t.
65	John-Lee Augustyn	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
66	Jacobus Venter	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
67	Mamyr Stash	Astana Pro Team	s.t.
68	Alexey Lutsenko	Astana Pro Team	s.t.
69	Husani Mashaba	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
70	Natnael Berhane	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
71	Jay Thomson	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
72	Matthew Brammeier	Caja Rural - Seguros RGA	s.t.
73	Enrico Gasparotto	Astana Pro Team	s.t.
74	Tom O'Callaghan	Bardiani Valvole - CSF Inox	s.t.
75	Paul Martens	Belkin Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
76	Salvatore Puccio	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
77	Blaz Jarc	Team NetApp - Endura	s.t.
78	RubÃ©n PÃ©rez	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
79	Koldo FernÃ¡ndez	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
80	Matthias Friedemann	Team Champion System	s.t.
81	Anthony Ravard	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
82	Andre Schneider	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
83	Lucas SebastiÃ¡n Haedo	Caja Rural - Seguros RGA	s.t.
84	Rick Zabel	Team NetApp - Endura	s.t.
85	Robert Hunter	MTN - Qhubeka	s.t.
86	Dermot Walker	Team NetApp - Endura	s.t.
87	Enrico Barbin	Androni Giocattoli - Venezuela	s.t.
88	Ioannis Tamouridis	Cofidis, Solutions CrÃ©dits	s.t.
89	Ãngel Madrazo	Caja Rural - Seguros RGA	s.t.
90	Dylan van Baarle	Androni Giocattoli - Venezuela	s.t.
91	John Murphy	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
92	Martin Kohler	Bardiani Valvole - CSF Inox	s.t.
93	Sergei Pomoshnikov	RusVelo	s.t.
94	Igor Boev	RusVelo	s.t.
95	Robert FÃ¶rster	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
96	Marc De Maar	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
97	Geoffroy Lequatre	Bretagne - SÃ©chÃ© Environnement	s.t.
98	Xavier Florencio	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
99	Jean-Luc Delpech	Bretagne - SÃ©chÃ© Environnement	s.t.
100	Jan Kaas	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
101	Tomasz KiendyÅ›	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
102	Jacek Morajko	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
103	Renaud Dion	Bretagne - SÃ©chÃ© Environnement	s.t.
104	Adrian Honkisz	Sky Procycling	s.t.
105	Garikoitz Bravo	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
106	Jackson RodrÃguez	Androni Giocattoli - Venezuela	s.t.
107	Andrew Tennant	Sky Procycling	s.t.
108	Tim Wellens	Lotto Belisol	s.t.
109	Marco Coledan	Bardiani Valvole - CSF Inox	s.t.
110	Haritz Orbe	Euskaltel - Euskadi	s.t.
111	Ivan Kovalev	RusVelo	s.t.
112	Julien BÃ©rard	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
113	Romain Hardy	Cofidis, Solutions CrÃ©dits	s.t.
114	Wilson Marentes	Colombia	s.t.
115	Drago Di Silvestro	CCC Polsat - Polkowice	s.t.
116	Pavel Kochetkov	RusVelo	s.t.
117	LoÃ¯c Vliegen	Lotto Belisol	s.t.
118	Rinaldo Nocentini	Team Champion System	s.t.
119	Guillaume Levarlet	Cofidis, Solutions CrÃ©dits	s.t.
120	Petr Ignatenko	Team Champion System	s.t.
121	Iker CamaÃ±o	Team NetApp - Endura	s.t.
122	Bert Grabsch	Team NetApp - Endura	s.t.
123	Yonder Godoy	Androni Giocattoli - Venezuela	s.t.
124	Olivier Kaisen	Lotto Belisol	s.t.
125	Nicola Boem	Bardiani Valvole - CSF Inox	+ 5'07
126	Alexander Mironov	RusVelo	s.t.
127	Krista Marcus	Androni Giocattoli - Venezuela	s.t.
128	Martijn Maaskant	Lotto Belisol	s.t.
129	Massimo Graziato	Bardiani Valvole - CSF Inox	s.t.
130	Christopher Jones	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
131	GaÃ«l Malacarne	Bretagne - SÃ©chÃ© Environnement	s.t.
132	Benoit Jarrier	Bretagne - SÃ©chÃ© Environnement	s.t.
133	IvÃ¡n GutiÃ©rrez	Colombia	s.t.
134	Jeff Louder	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	+ 6'45
135	Julio Camacho	Colombia	s.t.
136	Ben Gastauer	AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
137	Stephen Clancy	Team Novo Nordisk	s.t.
138	Vladimir Karpets	Team Champion System	s.t.
139	Ben Day	UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team	+ 7'22
140	Juan Esteban Arango	Colombia	+ 9'17
141	Joe Eldridge	Team Novo Nordisk	s.t.
142	Thomas Raeymaekers	Team Novo Nordisk	s.t.
143	Carlos JosÃ© Ochoa	Androni Giocattoli - Venezuela	s.t.
144	Martijn Verschoor	Team Novo Nordisk	s.t.
145	Justin Morris	Team Novo Nordisk	+ 10'32

Final results -> https://pcmdaily.com/forum/viewthread....st_1022133

Edited by mvhoogdalem on 13-02-2015 12:41

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#476

Posted on 13-02-2015 11:41

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Haha, Verboven, that has to be a DSQ

(but no, UCI decided against that

)

Changed my sig, this was getting absurd.

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#477

Posted on 13-02-2015 11:44

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Won't post my actual thoughts about this, will probably get me banned.

Paul23 wrote:
When will the Tour down Under start? I don't want to sound impatient, but OPQS wants to start the season

Tomorrow the preview will be up. Unfortunately I only had time to play one stage, will try to do at least 2 or 3 this weekend.

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#478

Posted on 13-02-2015 12:19

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Love HÃ¤gg! First GC win for NetApp! MVH 4 president!

Also, I really have a strange relationship to breakaways. Whilst the breakaway gave me a GC + stage win, the win-ratio of breakaways is far, far too high. I'm pretty pissed off to see Calzone not taking a stage win here. Hmpf.

Good seeing Movistar cause some serious pain again. Maybe as a reward Rojas managed to get into Top 10.

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#479

Posted on 13-02-2015 12:30

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D'oh horrible start.
Astana failing the goal.Then Gasparotto not going in a breakaway despite being 7-8 minutes behind

And Bernard way behind the top 10.F*ck Movistar in all.Why are you chasing?
Both Gasparotto(2nd stage)and Bernard(6th and 7th stage)cracked in flat stages

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