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aCross the road: Mud, Sweat & Gears
Shonak
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Posted on 17-06-2014 23:40
The Last Days of Racing, 2015

Ahead of the World Championships, Citigroup - Cannondale's finest were racing in Great Britain with much success. Stage wins for Oscar Gatto, Tejay Van Garderen and Elia Viviani (3!) at the Tour of Britain were a great success; and on top of that, Gatto even accomplished the feat of winning the overall! Certainly great signs for the team and the upcoming World Championships.

World Championships - Berne - Time Trial

The Time Trial was won by Tony Martin. The German, who was injured last year, took back his jersey with a stunning performance in his homecountry Germany.

RankNameTeamTime
1Tony MartinOmega Pharma - Quick·Step45'22
2Rohan DennisGarmin Sharp+ 32
3Fabian CancellaraTrek Factory Racings.t.
4Stef ClementBelkin Pro Cycling Team+ 46
5Bradley WigginsTeam Sky+ 47
6Taylor PhinneyBMC Racing Team+ 54
7Tom DumoulinTeam Giant - Shimano+ 57
8Dmitriy GruzdevAstana Pro Team+ 1'03
9Geraint ThomasTeam Sky+ 1'20
10Andrew TalanskyGarmin Sharp+ 1'31

Spoiler
11Lieuwe WestraAstana Pro Team+ 1'38
12Tejay Van GarderenCitigroup - Cannondale+ 1'39
13Alex DowsettMovistar Team+ 1'53
14Simon SpilakTeam Katusha+ 1'54
15Jonathan CastroviejoMovistar Team+ 1'59
16Luke DurbridgeOrica GreenEdge+ 2'07
17Jérémy RoyFDJ.fr+ 2'15
18Anton VorobyevTeam Katusha+ 2'19
19Luis León SánchezCaja Rural - Seguros RGA+ 2'31
20Michal KwiatkowskiLampre - Merida+ 2'32
21Jan BartaTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
22Adriano MaloriMovistar Team+ 2'34
23Dario CataldoTeam Sky+ 2'46
24Maxime MonfortLotto Belisol+ 2'50
25Maciej BodnarCitigroup - Cannondale+ 2'51
26Andreas HoferTeam Vorarlberg+ 3'03
27Johan Le BonFDJ.fr+ 3'14
28Cadel EvansBMC Racing Team+ 3'22
29Janez BrajkovičAstana Pro Team+ 3'30
30Peter VelitsBMC Racing Team+ 3'38
31Julien VermoteOmega Pharma - Quick·Step+ 3'46
32Svein TuftOrica GreenEdge+ 3'49
33Jakob FuglsangAstana Pro Team+ 3'59
34Kristjan KorenCitigroup - Cannondale+ 4'08
35Tobias LudvigssonTeam Giant - Shimano+ 4'09
36Patrick GretschAG2R La Mondiale+ 4'17
37Ion IzagirreMovistar Team+ 4'22
38Mikhail IgnatievTeam Katusha+ 4'36
39Rasmus QuaadeTeam TreFor - Blue Water+ 4'48
40Damien HowsonOrica GreenEdge+ 4'52
41Thomas De GendtCitigroup - Cannondale+ 5'04
42Nelson OliveiraLampre - Merida+ 5'05
43José SerpaLampre - Merida+ 5'08
44Wilco KeldermanBelkin Pro Cycling Team+ 5'17
45Mateusz TaciakCCC Polsat Polkowice+ 5'22
46Yoann PaillotTeam La Pomme Marseille+ 5'26
47Sergio HenaoTeam Sky+ 5'29
48Daryl ImpeyOrica GreenEdge+ 5'31
49Matteo MontagutiAG2R La Mondiale+ 5'34
50Leopold KönigTeam NetApp - Endura+ 5'35
51Matthias BrändleIAM Cycling+ 5'38
52Roman KreuzigerMovistar Team+ 5'42
53Tony GallopinLotto Belisol+ 5'52
54Matthias FrankIAM Cycling+ 5'56
55Rui CostaTeam Katusha+ 6'05
56Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Team+ 6'06
57Fredrik KessiakoffAstana Pro Team+ 6'12
58Christian MeierOrica GreenEdge+ 6'22
59Alexey LutsenkoAstana Pro Team+ 6'26
60Bob JungelsTrek Factory Racing+ 6'33
61Nicolas RocheTinkoff - Saxo+ 6'42
62Martin ElmigerIAM Cycling+ 6'49
63Marcel WyssIAM Cycling+ 6'56
64Carlos BetancurAG2R La Mondiale+ 6'59
65Riccardo ZoidlTrek Factory Racing+ 7'04
66Manuele BoaroTinkoff - Saxo+ 7'08
67Martin VelitsOmega Pharma - Quick·Step+ 7'11
68Tomasz MarczynskiCCC Polsat Polkowice+ 7'15
69Vegard Stake LaengenBretagne - Séché Environnement+ 7'27
70Reinardt Janse Van RensburgTeam Giant - Shimano+ 7'29
71Hugo HouleAG2R La Mondiale+ 7'34
72Ryan MullenAn Post - Chain Reactions.t.
73Olav OlstadTeam Øster Hus - Ridley+ 7'36
74Pit SchlechterLeopard Development Team+ 7'48
75Michael Hutchinson-+ 7'58
76Jaime Suaza-+ 8'10
77Martin Mahdar-+ 8'14


World Championships - Berne - Road Race

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A parcour with the chance of a breakaway win, but also overwhelming odds for the sprinters. In particular, Germany was eager to make a bunch sprint happen. Unfortunately a legend of cycling decided to get another one of those rainbow stripped jerseys...

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Which Belgian may that be who attacks
5 kilometers from the finish?!

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It's Tommeke who takes the solo win in Berne!


Visconti: “Congratulations to Tom Boonen, what a stunning finish. It will be exciting to ride against the World Champion next year in Flanders.”

RankNameTeamTime
1Tom BoonenOmega Pharma - Quick·Step6h17'06
2Peter SaganTeam Skys.t.
3Marcel KittelTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
4Mark CavendishOmega Pharma - Quick·Steps.t.
5Alexander KristoffLotto Belisols.t.
6Matthew GossOrica GreenEdges.t.
7Giacomo NizzoloTrek Factory Racings.t.
8Matteo TrentinOmega Pharma - Quick·Steps.t.
9John DegenkolbTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
10Philippe GilbertBMC Racing Teams.t.

Spoiler
11Edvald Boasson HagenTeam Skys.t.
12Arnaud DemareFDJ.frs.t.
13Sep VanmarckeBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
14Jürgen RoelandtsLotto Belisols.t.
15Greg Van AvermaetBMC Racing Teams.t.
16Taylor PhinneyBMC Racing Teams.t.
17Matthieu LadagnousFDJ.frs.t.
18Michael MørkøvTinkoff - Saxos.t.
19Zdenek StybarOmega Pharma - Quick·Steps.t.
20Yohan OffredoFDJ.frs.t.
21Niki TerpstraOmega Pharma - Quick·Steps.t.
22Gianni MeersmanBMC Racing Teams.t.
23Mark RenshawOmega Pharma - Quick·Steps.t.
24Bryan CoquardAstana Pro Teams.t.
25Moreno MoserCitigroup - Cannondales.t.
26Michal KwiatkowskiLampre - Meridas.t.
27Matti BreschelTinkoff - Saxos.t.
28Luis León SánchezCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
29Diego UlissiLampre - Meridas.t.
30José Joaquín RojasMovistar Teams.t.
31Alejandro ValverdeMovistar Teams.t.
32Lars BoomBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
33Geraint ThomasTeam Skys.t.
34Rui CostaTeam Katushas.t.
35Sébastien TurgotAG2R La Mondiales.t.
36Scott ThwaitesTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
37Sebastian LangeveldGarmin Sharps.t.
38Jonathan HivertBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
39Theo BosBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
40Gerald CiolekMTN - Qhubekas.t.
41Julien SimonCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
42Simon GerransOrica GreenEdges.t.
43Julian ArredondoTeam Alonso - Ferraris.t.
44Ion IzagirreMovistar Teams.t.
45Bob JungelsTrek Factory Racings.t.
46David MillarGarmin Sharps.t.
47Fredrik KessiakoffAstana Pro Teams.t.
48Daniel MartinGarmin Sharps.t.
49Jan BartaTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
50Kenny DehaesLotto Belisols.t.
51Luka MezgecTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
52Lars Ytting BakLotto Belisols.t.
53Filippo PozzatoLampre - Meridas.t.
54Ramon SinkeldamTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
55André GreipelLotto Belisols.t.
56Roman KreuzigerMovistar Teams.t.
57Matthias BrändleIAM Cyclings.t.
58Tony GallopinLotto Belisols.t.
59Peter VelitsBMC Racing Teams.t.
60Francisco José VentosoMovistar Teams.t.
61Jonathan CastroviejoMovistar Teams.t.
62Daniel MorenoTeam Alonso - Ferraris.t.
63Thor HushovdBMC Racing Teams.t.
64Jonas Aaen JørgensenRiwal Cycling Teams.t.
65Grégory RastTrek Factory Racings.t.
66Paul MartensBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
67Maciej BodnarCitigroup - Cannondales.t.
68Adriano MaloriMovistar Teams.t.
69Alexandr KolobnevBMC Racing Teams.t.
70Michael AlbasiniOrica GreenEdges.t.
71Tyler FarrarGarmin Sharps.t.
72Matthias FrankIAM Cyclings.t.
73Kristjan KorenCitigroup - Cannondales.t.
74Svein TuftOrica GreenEdges.t.
75Giovanni ViscontiMovistar Teams.t.
76Tom SlagterGarmin Sharps.t.
77Fabian CancellaraTrek Factory Racings.t.
78Marek RutkiewiczCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
79Martin ElmigerIAM Cyclings.t.
80Danny Van PoppelTrek Factory Racings.t.
81Kiel ReijnenUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
82Tom VeelersTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
83Luke RoweTeam Skys.t.
84Jakob RatheJelly Belly p/b Maxxiss.t.
85Michael SchärBMC Racing Teams.t.
86Adam BlytheNFTOs.t.
87Lukas PöstlbergerTirol Cycling Teams.t.
88Michal GolasOmega Pharma - Quick·Steps.t.
89Danilo WyssBMC Racing Teams.t.
90Ben SwiftGarmin Sharps.t.
91Matej MohoričCitigroup - Cannondales.t.
92Heinrich HausslerIAM Cyclings.t.
93Edwin ÁvilaColombias.t.
94John Darwin AtapumaBMC Racing Teams.t.
95Jarlinson PantanoColombias.t.
96Miguel RubianoColombias.t.
97Daryl ImpeyOrica GreenEdges.t.
98Christopher SuttonTeam Skys.t.
99Sébastien ReichenbachIAM Cyclings.t.
100Ian StannardTeam Skys.t.
101Egoitz GarcíaCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
102Martin KohlerBMC Racing Teams.t.
103Sean DowneyAn Post - Chain Reactions.t.
104Grega Bole-s.t.
105Leonardo DuqueColombias.t.
106Ken HansonUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 4'01
107Valentin IglinskiyAstana Pro Team+ 5'07
108Borut BožicAstana Pro Teams.t.
109Tomasz MarczynskiCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
110Christian MeierOrica GreenEdges.t.
111Petr VakočOmega Pharma - Quick·Steps.t.
112Jake Keough5-Hour Energys.t.
113Juan José LobatoMovistar Teams.t.
114Jonathan CantwellDrapac Pro Cyclings.t.
115Arman KamyshevAstana Pro Teams.t.
116Tomáš BucháčekBauknecht - Authors.t.
117Brent BookwalterBMC Racing Teams.t.
118Robert WagnerBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
119Dario CataldoTeam Skys.t.
120Stefan DeniflIAM Cycling+ 5'55
121George PreidlerTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
122Michael MatthewsOrica GreenEdges.t.
123Jonas AhlstrandTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
124Alexey TsatevitchTeam Katushas.t.
125Guillaume BoivinCitigroup - Cannondales.t.
126Bernhard EiselTeam Skys.t.
127Ryan AndersonOptum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
128Ruslan TleubayevAstana Pro Teams.t.
129Reinardt Janse Van RensburgTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
130Sam BennettTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
131Fabio SilvestreTrek Factory Racings.t.
132Joel ZangerleLeopard Development Teams.t.
133Thomas LöfkvistIAM Cyclings.t.
134Juraj SaganTeam Skys.t.
135Cayetano SarmientoTeam Alonso - Ferraris.t.
136Diego Ochoa4-72 - Colombias.t.
137Louis MeintjesMTN - Qhubekas.t.
138Dominique Rollin-s.t.
139Hugo HouleAG2R La Mondiales.t.
140Zakkari DempsterTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
141Marko KumpTinkoff - Saxos.t.
142Matthew BrammeierSynergy Baku Cycling Projects.t.
143Leigh HowardOrica GreenEdges.t.
144Martin VelitsOmega Pharma - Quick·Steps.t.
145Daniel SchornTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
146Philip LaverySynergy Baku Cycling Projects.t.
147Jempy DruckerWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
148Bartlomiej MatysiakCCC Polsat Polkowice+ 7'32
149Jeffry RomeroColombias.t.
150Marcin BialoblockiVelosure - Giordana Racing Teams.t.
151Alexander PorsevTeam Katushas.t.
152Frantisek PadourTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
153Pawel PoljanskiTinkoff - Saxos.t.
154Michael KolarTinkoff - Saxos.t.
155Mateusz NowakCCC Polsat Polkowice+ 8'21
156Filipe CardosoEfapel - Glassdrives.t.
157Martin HunalBauknecht - Authors.t.
158Erik Baska-s.t.
159Ryan MullenAn Post - Chain Reaction+ 15'03
160Fabio SabatiniCitigroup - Cannondales.t.


Giro di Lombardia

The Race of Fallen Leaves was a tough fight but once again the Spaniards prevailed, even without Vuelta winner Purito around. Contador and Valverde set themselves apart over the final climb, and Contador distanced his rival in the descent. This year's Tour de France winner adds thus his first monument to his impressive list of victories.
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RankNameTeamTime
1Alberto ContadorTinkoff - Saxo6h41'37
2Alejandro ValverdeMovistar Teams.t.
3Daniel MartinGarmin Sharp+ 58
4Moreno MoserCitigroup - Cannondales.t.
5Philippe GilbertBMC Racing Teams.t.
6Luis León SánchezCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
7Carlos BetancurAG2R La Mondiales.t.
8Jelle VanendertLotto Belisols.t.
9Michal KwiatkowskiLampre - Merida+ 1'48
10Wilco KeldermanBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.

Spoiler
11Simon SpilakTeam Katushas.t.
12Chris FroomeTeam Skys.t.
13Vincenzo NibaliAstana Pro Teams.t.
14Diego UlissiLampre - Meridas.t.
15Julian ArredondoTeam Alonso - Ferraris.t.
16Dario CataldoTeam Skys.t.
17Damiano CunegoLampre - Meridas.t.
18Simon GerransOrica GreenEdge+ 3'10
19Cadel EvansBMC Racing Team+ 4'42
20Roman KreuzigerMovistar Teams.t.
21Rui CostaTeam Katusha+ 5'04
22Daniel MorenoTeam Alonso - Ferrari+ 6'44
23Rinaldo NocentiniAG2R La Mondiales.t.
24Eros CapecchiMovistar Teams.t.
25Nicolas RocheTinkoff - Saxos.t.
26Robert KiserlovskiTrek Factory Racings.t.
27Sergio HenaoTeam Skys.t.
28Ryder HesjedalGarmin Sharps.t.
29Janez BrajkovičAstana Pro Teams.t.
30Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Teams.t.
31Michele ScarponiOmega Pharma - Quick·Steps.t.
32Jesús HernándezTinkoff - Saxos.t.
33Mikel NieveMovistar Teams.t.
34Javier MorenoMovistar Teams.t.
35Laurens Ten DamBMC Racing Teams.t.
36Rigoberto UránTeam Katushas.t.
37Jurgen Van den BroeckLotto Belisols.t.
38Simon ClarkeOrica GreenEdges.t.
39Tanel KangertGarmin Sharps.t.
40Ivan RovnyTinkoff - Saxos.t.
41Alberto LosadaTeam Katushas.t.
42Haimar ZubeldiaTeam Alonso - Ferraris.t.
43Maxime MonfortLotto Belisols.t.
44Domenico PozzovivoAG2R La Mondiales.t.
45Pieter WeeningOrica GreenEdges.t.
46Chris HornerLampre - Meridas.t.
47Rafal MajkaTinkoff - Saxos.t.
48Bradley WigginsTeam Skys.t.
49Stef ClementBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
50Rohan DennisGarmin Sharp+ 7'42
51Michael AlbasiniOrica GreenEdges.t.
52Franco PellizottiAndroni Giocattolis.t.
53Ramunas NavardauskasAstana Pro Teams.t.
54Matteo MontagutiAG2R La Mondiales.t.
55Michal GolasOmega Pharma - Quick·Steps.t.
56Ben HermansBMC Racing Teams.t.
57Thomas VoecklerTeam Europcars.t.
58Samuel SánchezBMC Racing Teams.t.
59Andy SchleckTrek Factory Racings.t.
60Tim WellensLotto Belisols.t.
61Rubén PlazaMovistar Teams.t.
62Cristiano SalernoCitigroup - Cannondales.t.
63Alexis VuillermozAG2R La Mondiales.t.
64Rory SutherlandTinkoff - Saxos.t.
65Bart De ClercqLotto Belisols.t.
66Fränk SchleckTrek Factory Racings.t.
67Davide VillellaTeam Alonso - Ferraris.t.
68Tom DanielsonGarmin Sharps.t.
69Maxim BelkovTeam Katushas.t.
70Jean-Christophe PeraudAG2R La Mondiales.t.
71Simon YatesOrica GreenEdges.t.
72Tejay Van GarderenCitigroup - Cannondales.t.
73Chris Anker SørensenTinkoff - Saxos.t.
74Mikaël ChérelAG2R La Mondiales.t.
75Ivan SantaromitaOrica GreenEdges.t.
76Daryl ImpeyOrica GreenEdges.t.
77Stefano LocatelliBardiani CSFs.t.
78Sylwester SzmydMovistar Teams.t.
79Matthias FrankIAM Cyclings.t.
80Andrew TalanskyGarmin Sharps.t.
81Davide MalacarneTeam Europcars.t.
82Jonathan HivertBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
83Davide RebellinCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
84Branislau SamoilauCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
85Steven KruijswijkBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
86David ArroyoCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
87Robert GesinkBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
88Francesco BongiornoBardiani CSFs.t.
89Przemyslaw NiemiecLampre - Meridas.t.
90Janier AcevedoGarmin Sharps.t.
91Marco MarcatoCitigroup - Cannondales.t.
92Mattia CattaneoLampre - Meridas.t.
93Cyril GautierTeam Europcars.t.
94Kanstantsin SiutsouTeam Skys.t.
95Yannick EijssenBMC Racing Teams.t.
96Warren BarguilTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
97Arnold JeannessonFDJ.frs.t.
98Serge PauwelsOmega Pharma - Quick·Steps.t.
99Peter VelitsBMC Racing Teams.t.
100Salvatore PuccioTeam Skys.t.
101Tiago MachadoTeam Alonso - Ferraris.t.
102Gianluca BrambillaOmega Pharma - Quick·Steps.t.
103Matteo RabottiniYellowFluos.t.
104Tomasz MarczynskiCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
105Lachlan MortonGarmin Sharps.t.
106Kenny ElissondeFDJ.frs.t.
107Enrico BattaglinBardiani CSFs.t.
108Joseph DombrowskiTeam Skys.t.
109Mikel LandaTeam Alonso - Ferraris.t.
110Valerio AgnoliAstana Pro Teams.t.
111Stefan DeniflIAM Cyclings.t.
112John GadretFDJ.frs.t.
113Hubert DupontAG2R La Mondiales.t.
114Rafael VallsTeam Alonso - Ferraris.t.
115Stefano PirazziBardiani CSFs.t.
116Andrey ZeitsAstana Pro Teams.t.
117Eduard VorganovTeam Katushas.t.
118Tobias LudvigssonTeam Giant - Shimano+ 9'35
119Alexandre GeniezFDJ.frs.t.
120Daan OlivierTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
121Matthias BrändleIAM Cyclings.t.
122Pieter SerryOmega Pharma - Quick·Steps.t.
123Manuele MoriLampre - Meridas.t.
124Matteo TrentinOmega Pharma - Quick·Steps.t.
125Angelo PaganiBardiani CSFs.t.
126Tony MartinOmega Pharma - Quick·Steps.t.
127Maxim IglinskiyAstana Pro Teams.t.
128Edoardo ZardiniBardiani CSFs.t.
129Anthony RouxFDJ.fr+ 10'06
130Reinardt Janse Van RensburgTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
131Sean De BieLotto Belisols.t.
132Marcos GarcíaCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
133Mario CarellaLampre - Merida+ 10'37
134Riccardo ZoidlTrek Factory Racing+ 11'21
135Rubén FernándezTeam Alonso - Ferraris.t.
136Koen De KortTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
137Francesco GavazziAstana Pro Team+ 11'55
138Andrea ManfrediBardiani CSFs.t.
139Jonathan FumeauxIAM Cyclings.t.
140Diego RosaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
141Gatis SmukulisTeam Katusha+ 12'32
142Manuele BoaroTinkoff - Saxos.t.
143Adam YatesOrica GreenEdges.t.
144Adam HansenLotto Belisols.t.
145Johannes FröhlingerTeam Giant - Shimano+ 13'18
146Matteo PelucchiIAM Cycling+ 13'48
147Andrea ZordanAndroni Giocattolis.t.
148Antonio PiedraCaja Rural - Seguros RGA+ 14'20
149Dennis VanendertLotto Belisols.t.
150Alessandro VanottiAstana Pro Teams.t.
151Juan Manuel GárateBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
152Kristjan KorenCitigroup - Cannondales.t.
153Manuel QuinziatoBMC Racing Teams.t.
154Thierry HupondTeam Giant - Shimano+ 14'57
155Reto HollensteinIAM Cyclings.t.
156Calvin WatsonTrek Factory Racings.t.
157Patrick SchellingIAM Cyclings.t.
158Chad HagaTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
159Natnael BerhaneTeam Europcars.t.
160Oscar GattoCitigroup - Cannondales.t.
161Jonathan MonsalveYellowFluo+ 15'37
162Maciej PaterskiCCC Polsat Polkowice+ 16'39
163Gianfranco ZilioliAndroni Giocattolis.t.
164Tomás GilAndroni Giocattolis.t.
165Fabio SilvestreTrek Factory Racings.t.
166Fumiyuki BeppuTrek Factory Racings.t.
167Perrig QuemeneurTeam Europcars.t.
168Łukasz OwsianCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
169Dominic KlemmeIAM Cyclings.t.
170Björn ThurauTeam Europcar+ 17'28
171Marco CanolaBardiani CSFs.t.
172Francesco LascaCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
173Robert AndrewsTrek Factory Racings.t.
174Nick Van der LijkeBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
175Yukiya ArashiroTeam Europcars.t.
176Gianni BelliniYellowFluos.t.
177Vincenzo FabrisTeam Skys.t.
178Mirko TedeschiYellowFluos.t.
179Fabio SabatiniCitigroup - Cannondales.t.
180Jean-Marc MarinoCitigroup - Cannondales.t.
181Emilien ViennetFDJ.fr+ 18'51
182Giorgio CecchinelYellowFluo+ 19'27
183Jussi VeikkanenFDJ.frs.t.
184Luigi MilettaYellowFluos.t.
185Iván VelascoCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
186Nicola TestiAndroni Giocattoli+ 21'07
187David BoucherFDJ.frs.t.
188Josef CernyCCC Polsat Polkowices.t.
189Davide ViganòCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
190Samuele ContiYellowFluos.t.
191Paolo Longo BorghiniAndroni Giocattoli+ 22'29
192Yonder GodoyAndroni Giocattolis.t.
193Pasquale BeltramiTeam Katusha+ 24'19
194Romain GuillemoisTeam Europcars.t.
195Adrian HonkiszCCC Polsat Polkowice+ 25'14
196Lluis Guillermo MasCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
197Rick FlensBelkin Pro Cycling Team+ 25'53
198Andrea Dal ColYellowFluo+ 29'10
199Waldemar MaciejewskiCCC Polsat Polkowice+ 33'01


Tour of Beijing

The Chinese Race is being defuncted by Brian Cookson at the end of the year. Citigroup's Tejay Van Garderen put in a solid ride for this last time, whilst Benat Intxausti repeated his win from 2013 and is now the sole record holder, for now and probably for a very long time. In Beijing, Daniele Ratto also took the last win for the team on stage 4.

RankNameTeamTime
1Beñat IntxaustiMovistar Team16h54'01
2Tejay Van GarderenCitigroup - Cannondale+ 12
3Robert GesinkBelkin Pro Cycling Team+ 16
4Rinaldo NocentiniAG2R La Mondiale+ 1'05
5Giampaolo CarusoTeam Katusha+ 1'06

Spoiler
6Cadel EvansBMC Racing Team+ 1'12
7Geraint ThomasTeam Sky+ 1'26
8Yury TrofimovTeam Katushas.t.
9Ivan RovnyTinkoff - Saxo+ 1'33
10Heinrich HausslerIAM Cycling+ 1'53
11Gorka IzagirreMovistar Team+ 1'54
12Matthias FrankIAM Cycling+ 2'01
13Niki TerpstraOmega Pharma - Quick·Step+ 2'05
14Sylvain ChavanelIAM Cycling+ 2'20
15Bob JungelsTrek Factory Racing+ 2'21
16José Joaquín RojasMovistar Team+ 2'28
17Ion IzagirreMovistar Teams.t.
18Richie PorteTeam Skys.t.
19Dario CataldoTeam Sky+ 2'40
20Rohan DennisGarmin Sharp+ 2'41
21Peter VelitsBMC Racing Team+ 2'59
22John Darwin AtapumaBMC Racing Team+ 3'19
23Brent BookwalterBMC Racing Team+ 3'26
24Yannick MartinezTeam Europcar+ 3'29
25Andrea PaliniLampre - Meridas.t.
26Laurent MangelFDJ.frs.t.
27Sebastian LangeveldGarmin Sharp+ 3'37
28Rafal MajkaTinkoff - Saxo+ 3'46
29Vincent JérômeTeam Europcar+ 3'51
30Aleksejs SaramotinsIAM Cycling+ 3'58
31Cédric PineauFDJ.frs.t.
32Matteo TrentinOmega Pharma - Quick·Step+ 5'02
33Serge PauwelsOmega Pharma - Quick·Steps.t.
34George BennettCitigroup - Cannondale+ 5'20
35Adriano MaloriMovistar Team+ 5'30
36Stef ClementBelkin Pro Cycling Team+ 5'31
37Edvald Boasson HagenTeam Sky+ 5'41
38Matthieu LadagnousFDJ.fr+ 5'58
39Ivan SantaromitaOrica GreenEdges.t.
40Bradley WigginsTeam Sky+ 6'38
41Maarten WynantsBelkin Pro Cycling Team+ 6'46
42Jack BauerGarmin Sharp+ 6'55
43Daryl ImpeyOrica GreenEdge+ 7'00
44Jesús HerradaMovistar Teams.t.
45Cameron MeyerOrica GreenEdges.t.
46Matthew GossOrica GreenEdge+ 7'11
47Tony GallopinLotto Belisol+ 7'15
48Stijn VandenberghOmega Pharma - Quick·Step+ 7'19
49Sep VanmarckeBelkin Pro Cycling Team+ 7'29
50Patrick GretschAG2R La Mondiales.t.
51Guillaume Van KeirsbulckOmega Pharma - Quick·Step+ 7'55
52Davide CimolaiLampre - Merida+ 8'02
53Emilien ViennetFDJ.fr+ 8'05
54Ariel Maximiliano RichezeLampre - Merida+ 8'06
55Christopher Juul-JensenTinkoff - Saxo+ 8'08
56Sea Keong LohTeam Giant - Shimano+ 8'19
57Brett LancasterOrica GreenEdge+ 8'49
58Stephen CummingsBMC Racing Team+ 9'04
59Nathan HaasGarmin Sharp+ 9'06
60Samuel DumoulinAG2R La Mondiale+ 9'15
61Marcel WyssIAM Cycling+ 9'18
62Michael MørkøvTinkoff - Saxo+ 9'19
63Daniele RattoCitigroup - Cannondale+ 9'25
64Romain SicardTeam Europcar+ 9'39
65Björn ThurauTeam Europcar+ 9'44
66Tim WellensLotto Belisol+ 9'55
67Matteo PelucchiIAM Cycling+ 10'55
68Kristjan KorenCitigroup - Cannondale+ 11'02
69Sean De BieLotto Belisol+ 11'05
70Laurent PichonFDJ.frs.t.
71Julian KernAG2R La Mondiale+ 11'38
72Jonathan HivertBelkin Pro Cycling Team+ 11'47
73Alexey LutsenkoAstana Pro Team+ 11'49
74Mickaël DelageFDJ.fr+ 12'13
75Edward KingCitigroup - Cannondale+ 12'19
76Jay McCarthyTinkoff - Saxo+ 12'42
77Aleksandr KuschynskiTeam Katusha+ 12'50
78Andriy GrivkoAstana Pro Team+ 12'56
79Jasha SütterlinMovistar Team+ 13'05
80Bryan CoquardAstana Pro Team+ 13'13
81Thomas PetersonTeam Giant - Shimano+ 13'19
82Warren BarguilTeam Giant - Shimano+ 13'33
83Marcel SiebergLotto Belisol+ 14'02
84Vicente ReynèsIAM Cycling+ 14'08
85Ian StannardTeam Skys.t.
86Fabio SilvestreTrek Factory Racing+ 14'22
87Fabio SabatiniCitigroup - Cannondale+ 14'24
88Anthony GeslinFDJ.fr+ 14'31
89Pierre-Henri LecuisinierFDJ.fr+ 14'34
90Luke RoweTeam Sky+ 14'38
91Rüdiger SeligTeam Katusha+ 14'42
92Petr VakočOmega Pharma - Quick·Step+ 14'43
93Raymond KrederGarmin Sharp+ 14'55
94Marcel KittelTeam Giant - Shimano+ 15'11
95Grégory RastTrek Factory Racing+ 15'33
96Valentin IglinskiyAstana Pro Team+ 15'51
97Bert De BackerTeam Giant - Shimano+ 15'54
98Ruslan TleubayevAstana Pro Team+ 15'58
99Lloyd MondoryAG2R La Mondiale+ 16'29
100Hayden RoulstonTrek Factory Racing+ 17'47
101Koldo FernándezGarmin Sharp+ 18'00
102Lasse Norman HansenGarmin Sharp+ 18'28
103Matti BreschelTinkoff - Saxo+ 18'54
104Hugo HouleAG2R La Mondiale+ 19'29
105Gert DockxLotto Belisol+ 19'52
106Elia VivianiCitigroup - Cannondale+ 20'10
107Alexey TsatevitchTeam Katushas.t.
108Steele Von HoffGarmin Sharp+ 20'30
109Luca DodiLampre - Meridas.t.
110Rick ZabelBMC Racing Team+ 21'01
111Óscar GuevarraMovistar Teams.t.
112Roberto FerrariLampre - Merida+ 21'05
113Jasper StuyvenTrek Factory Racing+ 21'07
114Martin KohlerBMC Racing Team+ 21'27
115Yauheni HutarovichAG2R La Mondiale+ 21'34
116Gatis SmukulisTeam Katusha+ 21'37
117Jonas AhlstrandTeam Giant - Shimano+ 21'38
118Angelo TulikTeam Europcars.t.
119Arman KamyshevAstana Pro Teams.t.
120Tosh Van der SandeLotto Belisol+ 21'48
121Michal GolasOmega Pharma - Quick·Step+ 21'49
122Rick FlensBelkin Pro Cycling Team+ 21'50
123Frederik WillemsLotto Belisol+ 21'54
124Cheng JiTeam Giant - Shimano+ 22'17
125Christopher SuttonTeam Sky+ 22'18
126Jesper HansenTinkoff - Saxo+ 22'23
127Yaroslav PopovychTrek Factory Racing+ 22'29
128Yohann GèneTeam Europcar+ 22'37
129Davide FormoloCitigroup - Cannondale+ 22'45
130Leigh HowardOrica GreenEdge+ 22'47
131Greg HendersonLotto Belisol+ 22'57
132Vladimir IsaychevTeam Katushas.t.
133Danny Van PoppelTrek Factory Racing+ 23'03
134Graeme BrownBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
135Sebastian LanderBMC Racing Team+ 23'09
136Gang XuLampre - Meridas.t.
137Niccolo BonifazioLampre - Merida+ 23'27
138Johan VansummerenOmega Pharma - Quick·Step+ 23'34
139Moreno HoflandBelkin Pro Cycling Team+ 23'36
140Romain GuillemoisTeam Europcars.t.
141Mario CarellaLampre - Merida+ 23'38
142Pawel PoljanskiTinkoff - Saxo+ 23'48
143Jacopo GuarnieriAstana Pro Team+ 23'56
144Roger KlugeIAM Cyclings.t.
145Evan HuffmanAstana Pro Team+ 24'15
146Morgan LamoissonTeam Europcar+ 24'32
147Robert AndrewsTrek Factory Racing+ 24'44
148Ramon SinkeldamTeam Giant - Shimano+ 25'00
149Mael GentilAG2R La Mondiale+ 25'51
150Pasquale BeltramiTeam Katushas.t.
151Ashton DaviesOrica GreenEdge+ 26'10

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A nice way for Tejay to finish his season Wink
 
Ian Butler
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Posted on 18-06-2014 13:36
Tommeke World Champion Grin
 
Shonak
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Posted on 20-06-2014 22:15
@Ian Butler: I though you'd like that. Wink

@Sutty68: Yup, another nice finish. Of course Citigroup has to show Tejay off in all parts of the world. Smile
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Season Review 2015

Whilst I missed large parts of the second half of the season, I can still look back on a successful second year. At age 23, I have won two classics this year, Brabantse Pijl and Clásica San Sebastian, adding to my Door Vlaanderen victory. At Eneco Tour I have achieved a 2nd place behind my future teammate Philippe Gilbert.

It was going great, but the Italian media attention, the imagined public imagine and my own discrepancies brought me to a quick downfall. I didn’t expect to become suspended but it happened anyway.

I decided to turn my back on my nation for the World Championships, and instead focused on the pit and mud. It was Cyclo-Cross time soon again, and I wanted to be ready.

Road Season 2015
CountryCatRaceResultDetail
1.HCOmloop Het Nieuwsblad29thCBS
1.1Kuurne-Bruxelles-Kuurne27thCBS
1.1Strade Bianche2ndGravel
UWTParis-Nice37th8 stages
UWTMilano - San Remo24thMonument
1.HCDwars door Vlaanderen11thCBS
UWTE3 Prijs Harelbeke4thCBS
UWTGent-Wevelgem26thCBS
2.HCDriedsaage de Panne25th4 stages / 1 Stage win
UWTRonde van Vlaanderen10thMonument
UWTParis-Roubaix33rdMonument
1.HCDe Brabantse Pijl1stCBS/Hill
UWTAmstel Gold Race17thHill
UWTLa Fléche Waloone8thHill
UWTLiége-Bastogne-Liége11thHill
2.HCAmgen Tour of California11th8 stages
2.HCBayern-Rundfahrt27th5 stages
UWTClasica San Sebastian1stHill
1.1Trofeo Matteoti112thFlat
1.1Ride London64thFlat
2.1Artic Race of Norway10th4 stages
UWTEneco Tour2nd7 stages
UWTVattenfall CyclassicsSUSPENDEDFlat
1.1Giro del VenetoSUSPENDEDHill
UWTGP Ouest-PlouaySUSPENDEDHill
2.HCTour of AlbertaSUSPENDED6 stages
UWTGran Prix Cycliste de QuebecSUSPENDEDPseudo-Hilly
UWTGran Prix Cycliste de MontrealSUSPENDEDPseudo-Hilly
1.HCMilano - TorinoSUSPENDEDMT
UWTGiro di LombardiaSUSPENDEDMonument
1.1Coppa SabatiniSUSPENDEDFlat
1.1Giro dell'EmiliaSUSPENDEDHill


The World Rankings 2015


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I finished my season on a great 22nd place overall in the UCI rankings. Thanks to some massive points in San Sebastian and in Belgium I might add. In turn, my CQ ranking placing profited largely from the spring classics, and I ended up on 27 place there with a total of over 1000 points.

The UCI Ranking was leaded by Alberto Contador, winner of le Tour and Il Lombardia. Joaquim Rodriguez, who finally won his long-wanted Grand Tour, came second, whilst last year dominator Alejandro Valverde finished third. Froome and Nibali completed the Top 5.

On the Team perspective, Team Alonso – Ferrari and IAM Cycling managed to get into the UCI World Tour. In return, Europcar and Orica GreenEdge get relegated. Team SKY won the team classification ahead of Team Katusha and BMC.

Two Britons top the list of victories, Adam Blythe and Mark Cavendish. On third place then follows my teammate Elia Viviani who a stellar season of 15 wins, unfortunately not a Grand Tour stage win included.

List of Team Victories 2015

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Team Victories 2015

RaceRiderType
Tour Down UnderMarco MarcatoStage 1, FL
Tour Down UnderElia VivianiStage 2, FL
Tour MediterraenT.J. Van GarderenStage 2, TT
Kuurne- BX - Kr.Marco MarcatoOne Day, CBS
GP di LuganoElia VivianiOne Day, FL
3 Days of De PanneRaphael ViscontiStage 1, CBS/HL
3 Days of De PanneElia VivianiStage 2, FL
3 Days of De PanneElia VivianiStage 3, FL
De Brabantse PijlRaphael ViscontiCBS, HL
Tour of CaliforniaTejay Van GarderenStage 6, TT
Tour of CaliforniaTejay Van GarderenOverall
Tour of CaliforniaRaphael ViscontiYoung Rider
Bayern RundfahrtDaniele RattoStage 1, FL
Tour of EstoniaElia VivianiStage 1, FL
Tour of EstoniaElia VivianiStage 3, FL
Tour of EstoniaElia VivianiStage 4, FL
Tour of EstoniaElia VivianiOverall
Tour of EstoniaElia VivianiPoints
Tour de SuisseMoreno MoserStage 2, MT
Tour de SuisseMoreno MoserKoM Clas.
National ChampionshipTejay Van GarderenUSA RR
National ChampionshipTejay Van GarderenUSA TT
National ChampionshipMoreno MoserITA RR
National ChampionshipGuillaume BoivinCAN RR
National ChampionshipMaciej BodnarPOL TT
Tour de FranceMoreno MoserStage 16, MT
Clasica San SebastianRaphael ViscontiClassic
Artic Race of NorwayElia VivianiStage 4, FL
Eneco TourRaphael ViscontiYoung Rider
USA Pro Cycling ChallengeElia VivianiStage 5, FL
USA Pro Cycling ChallengeElia VivianiStage 7, FL
Tour of AlbertaElia VivianiStage 6, FL
Monviso - VeneziaTejay Van GarderenStage 4, MT
Tour of BritainElia VivianiStage 1, FL
Tour of BritainTejay Van GarderenStage 3, TT
Tour of BritainOscar GattoStage 5, HL
Tour of BritainElia VivianiStage 6, FL
Tour of BritainElia VivianiStage 7, FL
Tour of BritainOscar GattoGC
Tour of BeijingDaniele RattoStage 4, FL

Next stop: Some bike shop to fix up the bike.

See you in Ruddervoorde for the CX opening!
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sutty68
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Posted on 20-06-2014 23:57
The Team victory list looks pretty impressive indeed Smile
 
The Rider
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Posted on 21-06-2014 09:19
Didn't look like the most animated World champ RR, baring the last 5 KM. I'm sure Raphael might have caused some fireworks if he was there!

It will be good to see him competing against the world champ in the classics ... and even more interesting to see if Raphael can match him or even surpass him on the cobbles and other terrains. Wink

-- Was it just me or were Viviani's victories always shoehorned into small paragraphs! (Though I didn't miss them and it is understandable as he was mainly winning in the smaller races)

Looking forward to the CX races, has Raphael improved there? We shall see. Then we can look forward to 2016 and the team preview, I will be sure to make some predications. Smile
 
Ian Butler
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Posted on 21-06-2014 09:51
Ruddervoorde, back in business!

Banana
 
Shonak
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Posted on 21-06-2014 23:03
@sutty68: Yes, a long list but so many small races. Goal for next season is to get some more World Tour wins. Smile

@The Rider: Ha, yes indeed. Is it already a running gag? Elia Viviani's wins really always got mentioned on the side and those were many. Grin
I'm also sure that Raphael would have liked the route. Next time full attack! Wink

I see you have a new thing going on, need to catch up on that. Smile

@Ian Butler: Hehe, I played it yesterday and it was a good race. No time to write report though today.
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Posted on 21-06-2014 23:42
I am sure that more World Tour wins will be achieved Smile
 
The Rider
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Posted on 22-06-2014 08:57
sutty68 wrote:
I am sure that more World Tour wins will be achieved Smile


I agree with sutty here, the time looks right for some real big wins next season. The looming start of 2016 is set to be the most exciting part of this story yet for me. Smile

-- I forgot to say, but maybe it was a harsh getting rid of the Tour of Beijing completely! Having said that I reckon anyone who has a long career removes Beijing from the WT or gets rid of it completely. Pfft

-- Not much catching up needed. Wink
 
Shonak
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Posted on 23-06-2014 10:28
Well guys we'll see. With Gilbert joining the team, Raphael might have to return to domestique duties more than he'd wish. In any case, I hope you guys enjoy it. Smile
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Shonak
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Posted on 23-06-2014 10:35
Niels Albert retires

You have probably heard it by now, Niels Albert had to retire from the sport due to heart problems. A truly great champion and one of the best CX riders in the bunch, he will be sorely missed. I’ve come to know him as a fierce, fair and cunning athlete and a great person.

As a reaction, his team BKCP – Powerplus has founded the GP Niels Albert in Bonheiden. Maybe this will also be a place where Albert’s young replacement Wout Van Aert, one of the greatest prospects in the sport, have the chance to lay his claim?

CX 2015- 2016

In any case: Welcome to a new season of Cyclo-Cross. Unused to me, I kick off the season a week earlier in Ruddervoorde.

I have focused my training for the mud and I’m eager to show my talents for good this season. The past seasons have been all about consistency and learning the ropes, I feel it’s time for me to step up my game. Thus my aim is to compete amongst the best of the world for good this season.

SuperprestigeRuddervoorde
BpostRonse
World Cup Tabor
World CupPlzen
BpostKoppenberg
SuperprestigeZonhoven
SuperprestigeHamme-Zogge
BpostHasselt
SuperprestigeGavere
World CupKoksijde
SuperprestigeGieten
World CupRoubaix
BpostEssen-
World CupValkenburg
World CupHeusden-Zolder
BpostLoenhout
SuperprestigeDiegem
BpostBaal - GP Sven Nys
World CupRome
National Championship
World CupHoogerheide
World ChampionshipNamur
BpostBonheiden - GP Albert
BpostLille
SuperprestigeHoogstraten
SuperprestigeMiddelkerke
BpostOostmalle


This is my raw schedule for the season. Following how my form and my race ambitions develop, I may cut some out. I surely won’t participate in the all Bpost races of the season.



Superprestige Ruddervoorde

When I was finally back at the startline of a race, it felt great to be back. At least for now.

The suspension hasn’t been easy. I felt useless and oftentimes didn’t know why I’d race anymore. I loved cycling and for the time, I felt like people wanted to take it away from me. Getting back in the CX scene, gave me much needed confidence and self-awareness. I cherished those moments at the startline, and maybe I developed a new insight at that point.

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There lay some fog early in the morning over the route. We took it surprisingly easy due to the heavy fog. Some crashes still happened. Kevin Pauwels had a terrible one and lostquite some places. Soon thereafter, Walsleben took initivative and spearheaded through the fog. I was catching his wheel and my legs felt great.

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Keeping some other riders in check, Walsleben and I had a good thing going on and I felt more and more confident to ride for the victory. At the short cobblestone-section, I attacked then, a few laps out. People were cheering, not caring who I was. But for what I did, they cheered. I was racing.

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Unfortunately, my legs didn’t quite held up to their end of the deal. I pretty much gave in on the last two laps, missing still race practice. In return, Walsleben chased me down, followed by Aeronauts. Apparently it was down to me and Walsleben, when the German Natioanl Champion reached me. But oh my – we really did underestimate Bart Aeronauts when he attacked in an idle moment and raced past us. I got nervous and wanted to chase him, Walsleben went past me in the final hairpin. And as I was looking back, I suddenly saw Sven Nys coming from behind. I just made it cross the line ahead of Nys, securing at least my third place in the race. It felt great to be back in racing action, and – boy, what an opening and “comeback” for me. This was just about the right kick of motivation to keep things going.

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Superprestige Ruddervoorde, Results
RankNameTeamTime
1Bart AernoutsAA Drink - Leontien.nl2h34'04
2Philipp WalslebenBMC Mountainbike Racing Team+ 33
3Raphael ViscontiCannondale Cyclocross Worlds.t.
4Sven NysCrelan- Euphonys.t.
5Lars Van Der HaarArgos Shimano+ 45
6Francis MoureyFDJ - BigMats.t.
7Rob PeetersTelenet - Fidea+ 1'45
8Julien TaramarczBMC Mountainbike Racing Team+ 1'59
9Wietse BosmansBKCP - Powerplus+ 2'51
10Sven VanthourenhoutCrelan- Euphonys.t.

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11Petr DlaskOmega Pharmas.t.
12Martin ZlamalikCrelan- Euphony+ 4'47
13Steve ChainelFDJ - BigMats.t.
14Bart VerschuerenCrelan- Euphonys.t.
15Wout Van AertBKCP - Powerplus+ 5'50
16Klaas VantornoutSunweb - Napoleon Gamess.t.
17Bart WellensTelenet - Fideas.t.
18Sascha WeberStevens Racing Team+ 6'13
19Aurélien DuvalArgos Shimanos.t.
20Robert GavendaArgos Shimano+ 6'57
21Paul VossArgos Shimanos.t.
22Arnold JeannessonFDJ - BigMats.t.
23Tom MeeusenTelenet - Fidea+ 10'36
24Thijs Van AmerongenAA Drink - Leontien.nl+ 13'48
25Dieter VanthourenhoutBKCP - Powerpluss.t.
26Mariusz GilKwadro - Stannahs.t.
27Mathieu Van Der PoelRabobank Giant Offroads.t.
28Julien AlaphilppeOmega Pharmas.t.
29Kevin PauwelsSunweb - Napoleon Gamess.t.
30Radomir SimunekKwadro - Stannahs.t.
31Eddy Van IjzerdoornOrange Babiess.t.
32Marcel MeisenKwadro - Stannahs.t.
33Kenneth Van CompernolleStyle & Concepts.t.
34Ian FieldHargrovess.t.
35Gerben De KnegtOrange Babiess.t.
36Tom Van Den BoschHargrovess.t.
37Jonathan PagePlanet Bike+ 14'37
38Marco Aurelio FontanaSelle Italia - Guercotti+ 14'46
39Gianni VermeerschBKCP - Powerpluss.t.
40Tomas NovyCycklo Team Tabors.t.
41Vladimir KyzivatCzechs.t.
42Mathieu BouloRoubaix Lille Métropole+ 15'02
43Patrick Van LeeuwenOrange Babiess.t.
44Micki Van EmpelCrelan- Euphonys.t.
45Michael VanthourenhoutSunweb - Napoleon Gamess.t.
46Rafael VisinelliSelle Italia - Guercottis.t.
47Mike TeunissenRabobank Giant Offroads.t.
48Roy Van HeeswijkOrange Babiess.t.
49Mathias FluckigerOmega Pharmas.t.
50Ondrej BambulaCycklo Team Tabors.t.
51Boris ZimineRoubaix Lille Métropoles.t.
52Quentin JauregieEnertherm - BKCPs.t.
53Lukas FluckigerBMC Mountainbike Racing Teams.t.
54Niels WubbenRabobank Giant Offroads.t.
55Gert-Jan BosmanRabobank Giant Offroads.t.
56Jiri PolnickySunweb - Napoleon Gamess.t.
57Angelo De ClerqSunweb - Napoleon Gamess.t.
58Martin BinaCycklo Team Tabor+ 16'03
59Joeri AdamsTelenet - Fideas.t.
60Enrico FranzoiSelle Italia - Guercotti+ 16'49
61Filip EberlCzechs.t.
62Maxim DebusschereStyle & Concept+ 17'14
63Matthias Van Den KeybusEnertherm - BKCPs.t.
64Matt McdonaldHargrovess.t.
65Mark LalondePlanet Bikes.t.
66Sascha WagnerStevens Racing Teams.t.
67Tomas PaprstkaCzechs.t.
68Julien NysBMC Mountainbike Racing Team+ 17'50


Superprestige Classification After 1 out 8 Races
1Bart Aernouts15
2Philipp Walsleben14
3Raphael Visconti13
4Sven Nys12
5Lars Van Der Haar11
6Francis Mourey10
7Rob Peeters9
8Julien Taramarcz8
9Wietse Bosmans7
10Sven Vanthourenhout6
11Petr Dlask5
12Martin Zlamalik4
13Steve Chainel3
14Bart Verschueren2
15Wout Van Aert1
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A strong start from Raphael, but Albert is just so sad Frown
(Well, especially in real life, of course)
 
sutty68
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Posted on 23-06-2014 13:19
A Great start to the season for Raphael and a nice podium Smile
 
The Rider
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Posted on 25-06-2014 11:57
Some daunting/epic/ mysterious weather at the start of the CX season. A great start for Raphael, he looks to be helped from Albert's retirement and Nys perhaps not in his stellar form (although he looked good in that race).

Raphael seems to get more luck than most in these types of races, so I would be shocked not to see him pick up one victory. Wink
 
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Posted on 01-07-2014 00:36
Thanks guys, season started off well - and is on hold for now. Can't be bothered to play the game.
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Posted on 01-07-2014 07:57
Shonak wrote:
Thanks guys, season started off well - and is on hold for now. Can't be bothered to play the game.


Anorher story dead?
The user formerly known as 'The Schleck Fan'
Gracias Alberto.
 
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Posted on 01-07-2014 13:37
The Schleck Fan wrote:
Shonak wrote:
Thanks guys, season started off well - and is on hold for now. Can't be bothered to play the game.


Anorher story dead?


Just on hold......................for now Sad
 
Shonak
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Posted on 01-07-2014 16:04
Like I said, it's not dead. It's on hold for now since I havn't updated for more than a week. The post was meant more as an explanation rather than a notification. Might start again soon or later, we'll see. Smile
Edited by Shonak on 01-07-2014 16:04
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