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Petronas - Monster Energy; The end of an era
lokytrew
Top  #781 Print Post
Posted on 17-11-2011 13:42
Go Thomas D!
 
FuglsangxTH3
Top  #782 Print Post
Posted on 17-11-2011 14:23
3 man who can win the race
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dienblad
Top  #783 Print Post
Posted on 17-11-2011 15:49
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The first of the three stages in the Giro della Calabria brings the riders from Melito to Catanzaro. The beginning of the stage is flat, but the last 10 kilometres are uphill, with parts up to 12%!
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The first action in the stage is a memorable one. Why? The first action made by Thomas Dekker since his doping ban! He goes for the 6 bonus seconds that will be divided in the first Intermediate sprint, and he gets them!
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After Dekker lets himself fall back in the peloton, a group of 6 riders ride away and form the break of the day. Enrico Zen (Androni), Radoslav Romanik (Bank BGZ), Dmitriy Fofonov (Astana), Alexandr Kvachuk (ISD), Peter Kusztor (Atlas) and Giuseppe De Maria (De Rosa) get a maximum lead of 5 minutes. The riders in the peloton are a bit grumpy today. The reason is simple: no sun in Calabria but rain.
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When the last climb to Catanzaro has started, the 6 get caught. Our domestiques have done the pace to catch them and the timing was perfect!
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In the next 2 kilometres happens a lot: Thomas Dekker was on the first row of the peloton, but on the wrong side of the road. Why? He got blocked by BOTD-Enrico Zen, somehow couldn't pass him and lost about 50 places in the peloton! Furious as hell, he tried to regain the lost time and places, but had to settle with the 19th place at '49.
Back to the front of the peloton. Marc de Maar takes the lead and tries to bring Wilco Kelderman in an excellent position to win this stage. But De Maar goes that fast, he creates a gap! With 2400 metres to go, only Grega Bole and Aitor Pérez Arrieta (both Lampre) are able to follow them.
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Also Bole and Pérez Arrieta break, so the 2 Monster's are all alone with 2 kilometres to go.
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Marc de Maar starts his sprint with 1500 metres to go with Kelderman still in his wheel. Enrico Gasparotto tries to close the gap and his '20 behind. Thomas de Gendt is in 4th place at '35, the peloton follows at '44.
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When De Maar looks back over his shoulder, he sees that Kelderman can't overtake him. Keldermanis nodding his head, saying that De Maar can go on to win this stage. And the National champion of Curaçao does, it's his first win for the team! Kelderman makes it a 1-2 for us, while Enrico Gasparotto finishes in 3rd place at '10. De Gendt takes the 4th place at '37 and a group with Dekker finishes at '49.
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Results
1Marc De MaarMonster Energy - Ford3h46'57
2Wilco KeldermanMonster Energy - Fords.t.
3Enrico GasparottoLampre - Generali+ 10
4Thomas De GendtMonster Energy - Ford+ 37
5Grega BoleLampre - Generalis.t.
6Emanuele SellaLampre - Generali+ 49
7Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
8Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - Generalis.t.
9Daniele PietropolliOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
10Johnny HoogerlandVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.


GC
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1Marc De MaarMonster Energy - Ford3h46'37
2Wilco KeldermanMonster Energy - Ford+ 8
3Enrico GasparottoLampre - Generali+ 22
4Dmitriy FofonovPro Team Astana+ 53
5Thomas De GendtMonster Energy - Ford+ 57
6Grega BoleLampre - Generalis.t.
7Thomas DekkerMonster Energy - Ford+ 1'03
8Emanuele SellaLampre - Generali+ 1'09
9Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
10Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - Generalis.t.

Spoiler
11Daniele PietropolliOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
12Johnny HoogerlandVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
13Héctor GuerraPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
14Dario CataldoOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
15Aitor Pérez ArrietaLampre - Generalis.t.
16Domenico PozzovivoColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
17Federico CanutiColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
18Jure GolcerAdria Mobils.t.
19Diego UlissiLampre - Generalis.t.
20Alexander EfimkinTeam Type 1s.t.
21Frantisek RabonOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
22Fabio NegriPisanellastoria - Guerciotti+ 1'42
23Alexander KvachukISD - Lampre Continental+ 1'45
24Radoslav RomanikBank BGZ+ 1'47
25Simone PonziLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1'48
26Giuseppe De MariaDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia+ 1'49
27Enrico ZenAndroni Giocattoli+ 1'51
28Enrico FranzoïAdria Mobil+ 1'53
29Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
30Yuriy AgarkovISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
31Marco BandieraOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
32Manuele MoriLampre - Generalis.t.
33Sébastien RosselerMonster Energy - Fords.t.
34Nikolas MaesOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
35Luca PierfeliciDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
36Rémy CusinAtlas Personals.t.
37Francesco De BonisAmore & Vita+ 2'15
38Tom DumoulinMonster Energy - Fords.t.
39Alexsandr DyachenkoPro Team Astanas.t.
40Frantisek PadourPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
41Andrea TontiPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
42Francesco RedaAcqua & Sapones.t.
43Massimo GiuntiColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
44Eros CapecchiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
45Carlos José OchoaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
46Martin VelitsOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
47Vladimir DumaISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
48Mikhaylo KhalilovAmore & Vita+ 2'28
49Peter KusztorAtlas Personal+ 2'32
50Marco MarzanoISD - Lampre Continental+ 2'34
51Julien VermoteOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
52Uros MurnAdria Mobils.t.
53Gorazd StangeljPro Team Astanas.t.
54Javier MegíasTeam Type 1s.t.
55Guillaume Van KeirsbulckOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
56Artur DetkoBank BGZs.t.
57Mauro FinettoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
58Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
59Ramunas NavardauskasISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
60Simone StortoniColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
61Yuri MetlushenkoISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
62Tomasz LisowiczBank BGZ+ 2'56
63Daniel OssLiquigas - Cannondale+ 2'58
64Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 3'00
65Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
66Antonio D'AnielloColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
67Cristiano BenenatiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
68Vitaliy PopkovISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
69Christian SchneebergerAtlas Personals.t.
70Alberto LoddoColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
71Blaz FurdiAdria Mobils.t.
72Robert RadoszBank BGZs.t.
73Balint SzeghalmiLampre - Generalis.t.
74Luboš PelánekFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
75Volodymyr BilekaAmore & Vitas.t.
76Marius BernatonisAtlas Personals.t.
77Damiano MarguttiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
78Christian MoreniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
79Maxim LefèvreMonster Energy - Fords.t.
80Jarosław RębiewskiBank BGZs.t.
81Francesco TizzaPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
82Filippo BaggioDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia+ 3'39
83Marek RutkiewiczVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
84Stefano BorchiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
85Diego CacciaFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 3'46
86Blaz JarcAdria Mobils.t.
87Guillaume DessibourgAtlas Personals.t.
88Paolo LocatelliColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
89Fabio SabatiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
90Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
91Carlos BetancourtAcqua & Sapones.t.
92Tomasz SmolenPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 3'59
93Enrico RossiPisanellastoria - Guerciotti+ 4'03
94Nicolas BaldoAtlas Personals.t.
95Alan MarangoniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
96Gorik GardeynVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
97Felix RinkerAtlas Personals.t.
98Elia RigottoColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
99Alessandro DonatiAcqua & Sapones.t.
100Fabio GilioliPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
101Michal GolasVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 4'24
102Andrey KlyuevAmore & Vitas.t.
103Tomáš BucháčekPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 4'30
104Adam WadeckiPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
105Michele MerloDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
106Danilo NapolitanoAcqua & Sapones.t.
107Sergey KolesnikovAmore & Vitas.t.
108Federico RocchettiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
109Dariusz RudnickiBank BGZs.t.
110Sławomir KohutPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
111Josef HosekPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
112Philipp MamosAmore & Vitas.t.
113Marcello PavarinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
114Aldo Ino IlesicTeam Type 1s.t.
115Anton RakovPro Team Astanas.t.
116Cristano BellottiISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
117Alessandro BazzanaTeam Type 1s.t.
118Volodymyr KogutAmore & Vitas.t.
119Raphael AddyAtlas Personals.t.
120Leopoldo RocchettiPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
121Cees VeldkampMonster Energy - Ford+ 4'59
122Roberto CesaroPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
123Andrey SmagulovPro Team Astanas.t.
124Alexey TsatevitchItera - Katushas.t.
125Aleksandr KhvostovskyItera - Katushas.t.
126Joe EldridgeTeam Type 1s.t.
127Raffaele la RosaTeam Type 1s.t.
128Matevz MihelicAdria Mobils.t.
129Jakub VeceraPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
130Kristian ForbordAmore & Vitas.t.
131Charles Bradley HuffTeam Type 1s.t.
132David DvorskyPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
133William DuganTeam Type 1s.t.


Points
1Marc De MaarMonster Energy - Ford25
2Wilco KeldermanMonster Energy - Ford20
3Dmitriy FofonovPro Team Astana16
4Enrico GasparottoLampre - Generali16
5Thomas De GendtMonster Energy - Ford14


KOTM
1Marc De MaarMonster Energy - Ford16
2Wilco KeldermanMonster Energy - Ford12
3Enrico GasparottoLampre - Generali10
4Thomas De GendtMonster Energy - Ford8
5Grega BoleLampre - Generali6


Today's winner
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Word from the DS
What a great stage for us: 1-2-4, couldn't be better. Only disappointment is that Dekker got blocked, but he feels very strong. I'm really happy for De Maar with his first win for us. Last year he was very close in the USA Pro Cycling Challenge and now finally a win, although the plan was to bring Kelderman the win! Think we're gonna defend the lead.

So FreitasPCM: you're the winner!
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Patricmy
Top  #784 Print Post
Posted on 17-11-2011 19:16
Well done de Maar
 
YvesStevens
Top  #785 Print Post
Posted on 17-11-2011 19:34
Go Marcie!
 
alexanderlens
Top  #786 Print Post
Posted on 17-11-2011 19:56
Double Dutch Wink
Guess who's back? Smile
Lets see how many friens are still around...
 
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Posted on 17-11-2011 21:54
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2nd stage and again the riders need some climbing skills. The ros arises immediately after the start, with the first 60 kilometres being a lot of short and steep ascending and descending parts. Then follows a long flat part, untill the "final" climb, about 8km at 7%. After 20 flat and descending kilometres, the last 1.5km is uphill again, with parts up to 10%. So a variated course that can shake up the GC!
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In the first long climb, a breakaway group is form, consisting of 8 riders: Frantisek Padour (PSK), Matteo Carrara (Vacansoleil), Uros Murn (Adria), Eros Capecchi (Liquigas), Gorazd Stangelj (Astana), Andrea Tonti (Pisanellastoria), Yuri Metlushenko (ISD) and Carlos José Ochoa (Androni). They get a maximum advantage of almost 9 minutes, before we decide to let our domestiques start the chase.
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The peloton leaves the seaside and starts the climb. Immediately Thomas Dekker attacks and sets a high pace. There are 27 kilometres remaining and the leading group has a gap of 3 minutes.
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Dekker gets joined by Dario Cataldo (Omega Pharma) and GC's number 2 Enrico Gasparotto. The 3 close the gap to the leading group and at the summit, 11 riders are up front (Capecchi is first on the summit in front of Murn and Dekker). And what about our other riders? A group with Leandro Bertagnolli & Emanuelle Sella (Lampre), Johnny Hoogerland (Vacansoleil) and GC-leader Marc de Maar follows at 1'59. A third group with Wilco Kelderman, Thomas de Gendt and Domenico Pozzovivo (Colnago) is 2'25 behind.
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In the descending part, the leading group doesn't cooperate. Dekker refuses to work for the group, as his 3 team mates are closing in. So the pace of the leading group drops and 10 kilometres before the finish, a group of 27 riders can prepare themselves for the win.
But then there is another attack with 5km to go by Thomas Dekker. With a daily form of +5, and still angry about yesterday's race, he has a fierce attack that no one can follow.
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Knowing that the last 1500 metres are uphill, Dekker rides a little bit on reserve. Because of that, the chasing group comes closer and when the climb starts, the lead is only 5 seconds!
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Dekker is able to keep a gap to the chasing 26. Only Enrico Gasparotto is capable of staying close to the Dutch rider, but that's not enough. In his 2nd race after his doping ban, Thomas Dekker takes his first win! Enrico Gasparotto follows at '7, and that's enough to be the next leader in the GC. Marc de Maar finishes in 5th place at '21, and now is 4 seconds behind the Italian rider in the GC.
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Results
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1Thomas DekkerMonster Energy - Ford5h10'15
2Enrico GasparottoLampre - Generali+ 7
3Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - Generali+ 21
4Dario CataldoOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
5Marc De MaarMonster Energy - Fords.t.
6Grega BoleLampre - Generalis.t.
7Domenico PozzovivoColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
8Héctor GuerraPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
9Fabio NegriPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
10Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.

Spoiler
11Simone PonziLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
12Emanuele SellaLampre - Generalis.t.
13Wilco KeldermanMonster Energy - Fords.t.
14Johnny HoogerlandVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
15Marek RutkiewiczVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
16Andrea TontiPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
17Federico CanutiColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
18Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
19Eros CapecchiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
20Thomas De GendtMonster Energy - Fords.t.
21Frantisek PadourPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
22Alexander EfimkinTeam Type 1s.t.
23Uros MurnAdria Mobils.t.
24Aitor Pérez ArrietaLampre - Generalis.t.
25Yuri MetlushenkoISD - Lampre Continental+ 55
26Gorazd StangeljPro Team Astana+ 1'14
27Carlos José OchoaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
28Francesco De BonisAmore & Vita+ 2'38
29Enrico RossiPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
30Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
31Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
32Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
33Dmitriy FofonovPro Team Astanas.t.
34Mauro FinettoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
35Manuele MoriLampre - Generalis.t.
36Jure GolcerAdria Mobils.t.
37Rémy CusinAtlas Personals.t.
38Yuriy AgarkovISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
39Francesco TizzaPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
40Vitaliy PopkovISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
41Alexsandr DyachenkoPro Team Astanas.t.
42Massimo GiuntiColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
43Francesco RedaAcqua & Sapones.t.
44Diego UlissiLampre - Generalis.t.
45Alexander KvachukISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
46Simone StortoniColnago - CSF Inox+ 3'53
47Luca PierfeliciDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia+ 4'01
48Javier MegíasTeam Type 1s.t.
49Tomasz SmolenPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
50Radoslav RomanikBank BGZs.t.
51Christian MoreniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
52Mikhaylo KhalilovAmore & Vitas.t.
53Cristiano BenenatiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
54Adam WadeckiPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
55Paolo LocatelliColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
56Vladimir DumaISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
57Fabio GilioliPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
58Elia RigottoColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
59Tom DumoulinMonster Energy - Fords.t.
60Marco BandieraOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
61Daniele PietropolliOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
62Nikolas MaesOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
63Volodymyr BilekaAmore & Vitas.t.
64Guillaume Van KeirsbulckOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
65Tomasz LisowiczBank BGZ+ 6'24
66Artur DetkoBank BGZs.t.
67Enrico ZenAndroni Giocattolis.t.
68Robert RadoszBank BGZs.t.
69Enrico FranzoïAdria Mobils.t.
70Sébastien RosselerMonster Energy - Fords.t.
71Frantisek RabonOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
72Martin VelitsOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
73Damiano MarguttiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
74Julien VermoteOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
75Antonio D'AnielloColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
76Christian SchneebergerAtlas Personals.t.
77Maxim LefèvreMonster Energy - Ford+ 6'59
78Diego CacciaFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 8'03
79Aldo Ino IlesicTeam Type 1s.t.
80Blaz JarcAdria Mobils.t.
81Tomáš BucháčekPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
82Blaz FurdiAdria Mobils.t.
83Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
84Philipp MamosAmore & Vitas.t.
85Alessandro BazzanaTeam Type 1s.t.
86Carlos BetancourtAcqua & Sapones.t.
87Alessandro DonatiAcqua & Sapones.t.
88Cees VeldkampMonster Energy - Fords.t.
89Gorik GardeynVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
90Daniel OssLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
91Fabio SabatiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
92Danilo NapolitanoAcqua & Sapones.t.
93Michal GolasVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
94Guillaume DessibourgAtlas Personals.t.
95Alan MarangoniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
96Giuseppe De MariaDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
97Marcello PavarinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
98Kristian ForbordAmore & Vitas.t.
99Sergey KolesnikovAmore & Vitas.t.
100Ramunas NavardauskasISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
101Marco MarzanoISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
102Peter KusztorAtlas Personals.t.
103Federico RocchettiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
104Felix RinkerAtlas Personals.t.
105Nicolas BaldoAtlas Personals.t.
106Dariusz RudnickiBank BGZs.t.
107Charles Bradley HuffTeam Type 1s.t.
108William DuganTeam Type 1s.t.
109Sławomir KohutPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
110Joe EldridgeTeam Type 1s.t.
111Volodymyr KogutAmore & Vitas.t.
112Raffaele la RosaTeam Type 1s.t.
113Leopoldo RocchettiPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
114Stefano BorchiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia+ 10'23
115Filippo BaggioDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
116Josef HosekPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
117Roberto CesaroPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
118Alexey TsatevitchItera - Katushas.t.
119Jakub VeceraPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
120David DvorskyPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
121Balint SzeghalmiLampre - Generalis.t.
122Michele MerloDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia+ 11'47
123Luboš PelánekFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
124Aleksandr KhvostovskyItera - Katusha+ 13'49
125Andrey SmagulovPro Team Astanas.t.
126Cristano BellottiISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
127Matevz MihelicAdria Mobil+ 17'59
128Marius BernatonisAtlas Personal+ 19'18
129Andrey KlyuevAmore & Vitas.t.
130Alberto LoddoColnago - CSF Inox+ 20'15
131Anton RakovPro Team Astana+ 22'22
132Jarosław RębiewskiBank BGZs.t.


GC
As already mentioned, Enrico Gasparotto overtakes Marc de Maar and can put on the leader jersey. With Kelderman in 3rd, Dekker in 4th and De Gendt in 6th, and for Lampre Bole in 5th and Bertagnolli in 7th, this edition of the Giro della Calabria has turned into a Monster-Lampre battle!
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1Enrico GasparottoLampre - Generali8h57'09
2Marc De MaarMonster Energy - Ford+ 4
3Wilco KeldermanMonster Energy - Ford+ 12
4Thomas DekkerMonster Energy - Ford+ 26
5Grega BoleLampre - Generali+ 1'01
6Thomas De GendtMonster Energy - Fords.t.
7Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - Generali+ 1'05
8Dario CataldoOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 1'13
9Emanuele SellaLampre - Generalis.t.
10Héctor GuerraPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.

Spoiler
11Domenico PozzovivoColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
12Johnny HoogerlandVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
13Federico CanutiColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
14Aitor Pérez ArrietaLampre - Generalis.t.
15Alexander EfimkinTeam Type 1s.t.
16Fabio NegriPisanellastoria - Guerciotti+ 1'46
17Simone PonziLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1'52
18Frantisek PadourPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 2'13
19Andrea TontiPisanellastoria - Guerciotti+ 2'15
20Eros CapecchiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 2'17
21Uros MurnAdria Mobil+ 2'34
22Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondale+ 2'38
23Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 3'04
24Yuri MetlushenkoISD - Lampre Continental+ 3'06
25Carlos José OchoaAndroni Giocattoli+ 3'10
26Dmitriy FofonovPro Team Astana+ 3'14
27Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapone+ 3'30
28Jure GolcerAdria Mobils.t.
29Diego UlissiLampre - Generalis.t.
30Gorazd StangeljPro Team Astana+ 3'31
31Marek RutkiewiczVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 3'43
32Alexander KvachukISD - Lampre Continental+ 4'06
33Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 4'14
34Yuriy AgarkovISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
35Manuele MoriLampre - Generalis.t.
36Rémy CusinAtlas Personals.t.
37Francesco De BonisAmore & Vita+ 4'36
38Alexsandr DyachenkoPro Team Astanas.t.
39Francesco RedaAcqua & Sapones.t.
40Massimo GiuntiColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
41Daniele PietropolliOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 4'53
42Mauro FinettoLiquigas - Cannondale+ 4'55
43Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 5'21
44Vitaliy PopkovISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
45Francesco TizzaPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
46Radoslav RomanikBank BGZ+ 5'31
47Luca PierfeliciDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia+ 5'37
48Marco BandieraOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
49Nikolas MaesOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
50Tom DumoulinMonster Energy - Ford+ 5'59
51Vladimir DumaISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
52Simone StortoniColnago - CSF Inox+ 6'10
53Mikhaylo KhalilovAmore & Vita+ 6'12
54Javier MegíasTeam Type 1+ 6'18
55Guillaume Van KeirsbulckOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
56Enrico RossiPisanellastoria - Guerciotti+ 6'24
57Cristiano BenenatiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia+ 6'44
58Christian MoreniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
59Volodymyr BilekaAmore & Vitas.t.
60Frantisek RabonOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 7'16
61Paolo LocatelliColnago - CSF Inox+ 7'30
62Tomasz SmolenPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 7'43
63Elia RigottoColnago - CSF Inox+ 7'47
64Fabio GilioliPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
65Enrico ZenAndroni Giocattoli+ 7'58
66Enrico FranzoïAdria Mobil+ 8'00
67Sébastien RosselerMonster Energy - Fords.t.
68Adam WadeckiPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 8'14
69Martin VelitsOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 8'22
70Artur DetkoBank BGZ+ 8'41
71Julien VermoteOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
72Tomasz LisowiczBank BGZ+ 9'03
73Antonio D'AnielloColnago - CSF Inox+ 9'07
74Robert RadoszBank BGZs.t.
75Christian SchneebergerAtlas Personals.t.
76Damiano MarguttiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
77Giuseppe De MariaDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia+ 9'35
78Maxim LefèvreMonster Energy - Ford+ 9'42
79Peter KusztorAtlas Personal+ 10'18
80Marco MarzanoISD - Lampre Continental+ 10'20
81Ramunas NavardauskasISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
82Daniel OssLiquigas - Cannondale+ 10'44
83Blaz FurdiAdria Mobil+ 10'46
84Diego CacciaFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 11'32
85Blaz JarcAdria Mobils.t.
86Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
87Carlos BetancourtAcqua & Sapones.t.
88Fabio SabatiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
89Guillaume DessibourgAtlas Personals.t.
90Gorik GardeynVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 11'49
91Alessandro DonatiAcqua & Sapones.t.
92Alan MarangoniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
93Nicolas BaldoAtlas Personals.t.
94Felix RinkerAtlas Personals.t.
95Michal GolasVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 12'10
96Tomáš BucháčekPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 12'16
97Aldo Ino IlesicTeam Type 1s.t.
98Philipp MamosAmore & Vitas.t.
99Danilo NapolitanoAcqua & Sapones.t.
100Alessandro BazzanaTeam Type 1s.t.
101Sergey KolesnikovAmore & Vitas.t.
102Marcello PavarinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
103Federico RocchettiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
104Dariusz RudnickiBank BGZs.t.
105Sławomir KohutPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
106Volodymyr KogutAmore & Vitas.t.
107Leopoldo RocchettiPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
108Cees VeldkampMonster Energy - Ford+ 12'45
109Kristian ForbordAmore & Vitas.t.
110Joe EldridgeTeam Type 1s.t.
111Charles Bradley HuffTeam Type 1s.t.
112Raffaele la RosaTeam Type 1s.t.
113William DuganTeam Type 1s.t.
114Balint SzeghalmiLampre - Generali+ 13'06
115Filippo BaggioDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia+ 13'45
116Stefano BorchiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
117Luboš PelánekFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 14'30
118Josef HosekPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 14'36
119Roberto CesaroPisanellastoria - Guerciotti+ 15'05
120Alexey TsatevitchItera - Katushas.t.
121Jakub VeceraPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
122David DvorskyPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
123Michele MerloDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia+ 16'00
124Cristano BellottiISD - Lampre Continental+ 18'02
125Andrey SmagulovPro Team Astana+ 18'31
126Aleksandr KhvostovskyItera - Katushas.t.
127Marius BernatonisAtlas Personal+ 22'01
128Matevz MihelicAdria Mobil+ 22'41
129Alberto LoddoColnago - CSF Inox+ 22'58
130Andrey KlyuevAmore & Vita+ 23'25
131Jarosław RębiewskiBank BGZ+ 25'05
132Anton RakovPro Team Astana+ 26'35


Points
1Marc De MaarMonster Energy - Ford1237
2Enrico GasparottoLampre - Generali2036
3Thomas DekkerMonster Energy - Ford2531
4Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - Generali1624
5Wilco KeldermanMonster Energy - Ford323


KOTM
[color=#00cc00]1 Marc De Maar Monster Energy - Ford 0 16
2 Eros Capecchi Liquigas - Cannondale 14 14
3 Uros Murn Adria Mobil 14 14
4 Wilco Kelderman Monster Energy - Ford 0 12
5 Frantisek Padour PSK Whirlpool - Author 12 12[/color]

Today's winner
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Word from the DS
Although we lost the leader's jersey today, and possibly the win in the GC, we are thrilled with the return of Thomas Dekker! Nothing more to say!
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FuglsangxTH3
Top  #788 Print Post
Posted on 17-11-2011 22:28
Nice win by dekker unfortunally de maar becomes 4th because he lost his leaders jersey. But with you as DS Monster will get the leaders jersey back
Edited by FuglsangxTH3 on 17-11-2011 22:30
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dienblad
Top  #789 Print Post
Posted on 17-11-2011 23:44
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The last stage from Pizzo to Reggio Calabria. It is classified as a hilly stage, but we don't expect some changes in the GC because from the last summit remain 47 flat kilometres.
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A short summary of the stage: 9 riders from the BOTD, with Santo Anza (Vacansoleil) being the best placed rider in the GC (33rd at 4'14). We don't want to chase them, Lampre doesn't. So it will be decided between the 9. The maximum gap is 7 minutes, so Anza is the virtual GC-winner for a while, but in the end, we decide to close the gap (with the help of Lampre). And of course, we are enjoying the beautiful sunny Calabrian coast line........... NOT! Rain again.
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But then with 23 kilometres to go, there is a crash of the GC's number 7 Leandro Bertagnolli! We haven't seen it and continue the pace, Lampre stops helping us and the result is that the breakaway wins and Bertagnolli looses 4 minutes to the peloton today.
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The leading group finishes the stage with an advantage of 1'53 to tthe peloton. It turns out to be a 1-2 for Vacansoleil: Marco Marcato wins the stage and Santo Anza gets second. Simone Stortoni (Colnago) gets third. Simone Ponzi (Liquigas) wins the sprint of the peloton.
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Results
1Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team4h18'57
2Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
3Simone StortoniColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
4Mikhaylo KhalilovAmore & Vitas.t.
5Frantisek RabonOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
6Nikolas MaesOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
7Christian MoreniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
8Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
9Luca PierfeliciDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
10Simone PonziLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1'53

Spoiler
11Federico CanutiColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
12Dario CataldoOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
13Daniele PietropolliOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
14Wilco KeldermanMonster Energy - Fords.t.
15Francesco De BonisAmore & Vitas.t.
16Fabio NegriPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
17Enrico GasparottoLampre - Generalis.t.
18Grega BoleLampre - Generalis.t.
19Johnny HoogerlandVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
20Mauro FinettoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
21Aitor Pérez ArrietaLampre - Generalis.t.
22Marc De MaarMonster Energy - Fords.t.
23Domenico PozzovivoColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
24Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
25Francesco RedaAcqua & Sapones.t.
26Héctor GuerraPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
27Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
28Thomas DekkerMonster Energy - Fords.t.
29Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
30Uros MurnAdria Mobils.t.
31Alexander EfimkinTeam Type 1s.t.
32Marek RutkiewiczVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
33Emanuele SellaLampre - Generalis.t.
34Alexsandr DyachenkoPro Team Astanas.t.
35Dmitriy FofonovPro Team Astanas.t.
36Massimo GiuntiColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
37Diego UlissiLampre - Generalis.t.
38Jure GolcerAdria Mobils.t.
39Frantisek PadourPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
40Thomas De GendtMonster Energy - Fords.t.
41Enrico ZenAndroni Giocattolis.t.
42Artur DetkoBank BGZs.t.
43Francesco TizzaPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
44Manuele MoriLampre - Generalis.t.
45Tom DumoulinMonster Energy - Fords.t.
46Javier MegíasTeam Type 1s.t.
47Enrico FranzoïAdria Mobils.t.
48Tomasz SmolenPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 5'41
49Enrico RossiPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
50Volodymyr BilekaAmore & Vitas.t.
51Blaz FurdiAdria Mobils.t.
52Eros CapecchiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
53Yuri MetlushenkoISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
54Cristiano BenenatiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
55Fabio GilioliPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
56Andrea TontiPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
57Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - Generalis.t.
58Vladimir DumaISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
59Carlos José OchoaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
60Yuriy AgarkovISD - Lampre Continental+ 6'22
61Vitaliy PopkovISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
62Antonio D'AnielloColnago - CSF Inox+ 7'40
63Elia RigottoColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
64Daniel OssLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
65Blaz JarcAdria Mobils.t.
66Giuseppe De MariaDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
67Robert RadoszBank BGZs.t.
68Filippo BaggioDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
69Michal GolasVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
70Adam WadeckiPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
71Marco BandieraOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
72Fabio SabatiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
73Danilo NapolitanoAcqua & Sapones.t.
74Marius BernatonisAtlas Personals.t.
75Tomasz LisowiczBank BGZs.t.
76Rémy CusinAtlas Personals.t.
77Alessandro DonatiAcqua & Sapones.t.
78Radoslav RomanikBank BGZs.t.
79Christian SchneebergerAtlas Personals.t.
80Diego CacciaFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
81Gorik GardeynVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
82Guillaume DessibourgAtlas Personals.t.
83Ramunas NavardauskasISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
84Nicolas BaldoAtlas Personals.t.
85Alan MarangoniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
86Marcello PavarinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
87Alexander KvachukISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
88Guillaume Van KeirsbulckOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
89Tomáš BucháčekPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
90Dariusz RudnickiBank BGZs.t.
91Peter KusztorAtlas Personals.t.
92Paolo LocatelliColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
93Alessandro BazzanaTeam Type 1s.t.
94Marco MarzanoISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
95Damiano MarguttiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
96Andrey KlyuevAmore & Vitas.t.
97Carlos BetancourtAcqua & Sapones.t.
98Stefano BorchiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
99Alexey TsatevitchItera - Katushas.t.
100Philipp MamosAmore & Vitas.t.
101Felix RinkerAtlas Personals.t.
102Martin VelitsOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
103Gorazd StangeljPro Team Astanas.t.
104Sławomir KohutPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
105Alberto LoddoColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
106Sergey KolesnikovAmore & Vitas.t.
107Sébastien RosselerMonster Energy - Fords.t.
108Leopoldo RocchettiPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
109Maxim LefèvreMonster Energy - Ford+ 9'24
110David DvorskyPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 9'40
111Federico RocchettiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
112Volodymyr KogutAmore & Vitas.t.
113Raffaele la RosaTeam Type 1s.t.
114Roberto CesaroPisanellastoria - Guerciotti+ 10'00
115Matevz MihelicAdria Mobil+ 10'53
116Cees VeldkampMonster Energy - Fords.t.
117Charles Bradley HuffTeam Type 1+ 12'39
118Josef HosekPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
119Michele MerloDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
120Julien VermoteOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
121Jakub VeceraPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
122Aldo Ino IlesicTeam Type 1s.t.
123Luboš PelánekFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
124Andrey SmagulovPro Team Astanas.t.
125Balint SzeghalmiLampre - Generalis.t.
126Anton RakovPro Team Astanas.t.
127Jarosław RębiewskiBank BGZ+ 14'34
128Joe EldridgeTeam Type 1+ 15'50
129Kristian ForbordAmore & Vitas.t.
130William DuganTeam Type 1s.t.
131Cristano BellottiISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
132Aleksandr KhvostovskyItera - Katushas.t.


Today's winner
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GC
One change in the Top 10, Leandro Bertagnolli has dropped to 38th place.
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1Enrico GasparottoLampre - Generali13h17'59
2Marc De MaarMonster Energy - Ford+ 4
3Wilco KeldermanMonster Energy - Ford+ 12
4Thomas DekkerMonster Energy - Ford+ 26
5Grega BoleLampre - Generali+ 1'01
6Thomas De GendtMonster Energy - Fords.t.
7Dario CataldoOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 1'13
8Johnny HoogerlandVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
9Federico CanutiColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
10Domenico PozzovivoColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.

Spoiler
11Héctor GuerraPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
12Emanuele SellaLampre - Generalis.t.
13Aitor Pérez ArrietaLampre - Generalis.t.
14Alexander EfimkinTeam Type 1s.t.
15Fabio NegriPisanellastoria - Guerciotti+ 1'46
16Simone PonziLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1'52
17Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 2'05
18Frantisek PadourPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 2'13
19Uros MurnAdria Mobil+ 2'34
20Paolo Longo BorghiniLiquigas - Cannondale+ 2'38
21Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 3'00
22Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 3'04
23Dmitriy FofonovPro Team Astana+ 3'14
24Stefano GarzelliAcqua & Sapone+ 3'30
25Jure GolcerAdria Mobils.t.
26Diego UlissiLampre - Generalis.t.
27Marek RutkiewiczVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 3'43
28Luca PierfeliciDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia+ 3'44
29Nikolas MaesOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
30Simone StortoniColnago - CSF Inox+ 4'03
31Manuele MoriLampre - Generali+ 4'14
32Mikhaylo KhalilovAmore & Vita+ 4'17
33Francesco De BonisAmore & Vita+ 4'36
34Francesco RedaAcqua & Sapones.t.
35Alexsandr DyachenkoPro Team Astanas.t.
36Massimo GiuntiColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
37Christian MoreniLiquigas - Cannondale+ 4'51
38Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - Generali+ 4'53
39Daniele PietropolliOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
40Mauro FinettoLiquigas - Cannondale+ 4'55
41Francesco TizzaPisanellastoria - Guerciotti+ 5'21
42Frantisek RabonOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 5'23
43Tom DumoulinMonster Energy - Ford+ 5'59
44Andrea TontiPisanellastoria - Guerciotti+ 6'03
45Eros CapecchiLiquigas - Cannondale+ 6'05
46Javier MegíasTeam Type 1+ 6'18
47Yuri MetlushenkoISD - Lampre Continental+ 6'54
48Carlos José OchoaAndroni Giocattoli+ 6'58
49Enrico ZenAndroni Giocattoli+ 7'58
50Enrico FranzoïAdria Mobil+ 8'00
51Artur DetkoBank BGZ+ 8'37
52Yuriy AgarkovISD - Lampre Continental+ 8'43
53Gorazd StangeljPro Team Astana+ 9'18
54Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapone+ 9'39
55Vladimir DumaISD - Lampre Continental+ 9'47
56Vitaliy PopkovISD - Lampre Continental+ 9'50
57Alexander KvachukISD - Lampre Continental+ 9'53
58Rémy CusinAtlas Personal+ 10'01
59Enrico RossiPisanellastoria - Guerciotti+ 10'12
60Cristiano BenenatiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia+ 10'32
61Volodymyr BilekaAmore & Vitas.t.
62Radoslav RomanikBank BGZ+ 11'18
63Marco BandieraOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 11'24
64Tomasz SmolenPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 11'31
65Fabio GilioliPisanellastoria - Guerciotti+ 11'35
66Guillaume Van KeirsbulckOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 12'05
67Paolo LocatelliColnago - CSF Inox+ 13'17
68Elia RigottoColnago - CSF Inox+ 13'34
69Sébastien RosselerMonster Energy - Ford+ 13'47
70Adam WadeckiPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 14'01
71Martin VelitsOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 14'09
72Blaz FurdiAdria Mobil+ 14'34
73Tomasz LisowiczBank BGZ+ 14'50
74Antonio D'AnielloColnago - CSF Inox+ 14'54
75Robert RadoszBank BGZs.t.
76Christian SchneebergerAtlas Personals.t.
77Damiano MarguttiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
78Giuseppe De MariaDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia+ 15'22
79Peter KusztorAtlas Personal+ 16'05
80Ramunas NavardauskasISD - Lampre Continental+ 16'07
81Marco MarzanoISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
82Daniel OssLiquigas - Cannondale+ 16'31
83Maxim LefèvreMonster Energy - Ford+ 17'13
84Blaz JarcAdria Mobil+ 17'19
85Diego CacciaFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
86Fabio SabatiniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
87Guillaume DessibourgAtlas Personals.t.
88Carlos BetancourtAcqua & Sapones.t.
89Alessandro DonatiAcqua & Sapone+ 17'36
90Gorik GardeynVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
91Alan MarangoniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
92Nicolas BaldoAtlas Personals.t.
93Felix RinkerAtlas Personals.t.
94Michal GolasVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team+ 17'57
95Danilo NapolitanoAcqua & Sapone+ 18'03
96Tomáš BucháčekPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
97Alessandro BazzanaTeam Type 1s.t.
98Philipp MamosAmore & Vitas.t.
99Marcello PavarinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
100Dariusz RudnickiBank BGZs.t.
101Sergey KolesnikovAmore & Vitas.t.
102Sławomir KohutPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
103Leopoldo RocchettiPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
104Julien VermoteOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 19'27
105Filippo BaggioDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia+ 19'32
106Stefano BorchiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
107Federico RocchettiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia+ 20'03
108Volodymyr KogutAmore & Vitas.t.
109Raffaele la RosaTeam Type 1+ 20'32
110Alexey TsatevitchItera - Katusha+ 20'52
111Cees VeldkampMonster Energy - Ford+ 21'45
112David DvorskyPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 22'52
113Aldo Ino IlesicTeam Type 1+ 23'02
114Roberto CesaroPisanellastoria - Guerciotti+ 23'12
115Charles Bradley HuffTeam Type 1+ 23'31
116Balint SzeghalmiLampre - Generali+ 23'52
117Luboš PelánekFarnese Vini - Neri Sottoli+ 25'16
118Josef HosekPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 25'22
119Jakub VeceraPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 25'51
120Kristian ForbordAmore & Vita+ 26'42
121Joe EldridgeTeam Type 1s.t.
122William DuganTeam Type 1s.t.
123Michele MerloDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminia+ 26'46
124Marius BernatonisAtlas Personal+ 27'48
125Alberto LoddoColnago - CSF Inox+ 28'45
126Andrey KlyuevAmore & Vita+ 29'12
127Andrey SmagulovPro Team Astana+ 29'17
128Matevz MihelicAdria Mobil+ 31'41
129Cristano BellottiISD - Lampre Continental+ 31'59
130Aleksandr KhvostovskyItera - Katusha+ 32'28
131Anton RakovPro Team Astana+ 37'21
132Jarosław RębiewskiBank BGZ+ 37'46


Points
One jersey for Marc de Maar
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1Marc De MaarMonster Energy - Ford037
2Enrico GasparottoLampre - Generali036
3Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team3333


KOTM
And that's number 2!
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1Marc De MaarMonster Energy - Ford016
2Eros CapecchiLiquigas - Cannondale014
3Uros MurnAdria Mobil014


U25
Wilco Kelderman is the best young rider
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1Wilco KeldermanMonster Energy - Ford13h18'11
2Simone PonziLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1'40
3Frantisek PadourPSK Whirlpool - Author+ 2'01


Teams
And of course we win this one!
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1 Monster Energy - Ford 39h55'25
2 Vacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Team + 1'00
3 Lampre - Generali + 1'06

GC winner
Gasparotto seems to have a good form early in the season. Last year he won the Tour de San Luis and the Strade Bianche, this year the Giro della Calabria. Simply because he was the most consistent rider in the first 2 stages.
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Word from the DS
With 2 riders in the Top 3 and 4 in the Top 6, and also 2 stage wins, we can be very happy with this Giro della Calabria. Only thing is that we didn't won the GC. What if Dekker hadn't got blocked in the first stage..... What if..... Oh well, we're happy!

So, party time!
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dienblad
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Posted on 17-11-2011 23:49
January review

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February preview
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As you can see, we favour the Middle-East, Italy and the cobbles in February!
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Patricmy
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Posted on 18-11-2011 06:08
Dekker hitting some nice form. 3 of 4 jerseys is very good.
 
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sutty68
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Posted on 18-11-2011 10:20
Nice finish to CalabriaSmile
and i bet the team really enjoyed party timeGrin
 
lokytrew
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Posted on 18-11-2011 14:54
Great performance by the team!
 
dienblad
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Posted on 18-11-2011 15:36
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The 16th edition of the Gran Premio Costa degli Etruschi. The 186 kilometre route starts with a hilly part, but because the last 40 kilometres are pretty flat, the race mostly ends in a mass sprint. Alessandro Petacchi has the most wins here, 5 in total!
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Also the 2011-edition ended in a mass sprint and Sky's Greg Henderson was the fastest sprinter, beating Bernardo Riccio.
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Startlist
Spoiler
Nespresso
1. F.Felline
2. T.Alberio
3. D.Colli
4. M.Corti
5. M.Kump
6. M.Pelucchi
7. A.Rasmussen
8. D.Ratto

Omega Pharma
11. G.Steegmans
12. M.Bandiera
13. D.Cataldo
14. N.Maes
15. D.Pietropolli
16. G.Van Keirsbulck
17. T.Van der Sande
18. J.Vermote

Pisanellastoria
21. E.Rossi
22. R.Cesaro
23. M.Gaia
24. F.Gilioli
25. G.Randazzo
26. L.Rocchetti
27. A.Tonti
28. V.Zagorodny

Acqua & Sapone
31. D.Napolitano
32. A.Donati
33. R.Marzoli
34. A.Masciarelli
35. A.Proni
36. F.Taborre

Katusha
41. L.Paolini
42. P.Caucchioli
43. F.Chicchi
44. S.Ivanov
45. V.Karpets
46. A.Natali
47. N.Trussov
48. M.Vantomme

Lampre
51. G.Bole
52. L.Bertagnolli
53. F.Gavazzi
54. D.Loosli
55. A.Malori
56. F.Pellizotti
57. B.Szeghalmi
58. D.Ulissi

Liquigas
61. D.Oss
62. V.Agnoli
63. F.Bellotti
64. E.Capecchi
65. M.Finetto
66. A.Marangoni
67. C.Moreni
68. C.Wurf

Monster Energy - Ford
71. J.Keukeleire
72. T.De Gendt
73. T.Dekker
74. T.Dumoulin
75. W.Kelderman
76. M.Lefèvre
77. S.Rosseler
78. C.Veldkamp

Type 1
81. M.Belletti
82. D.Callegarin
83. J.Eldridge
84. A.Shmidt
85. A.Stella
86. S.Stewart
87. M.Verschoor
88. R.la Rosa

De Rosa
91. F.Baggio
92. P.Bailetti
93. C.Benenati
94. O.Berdos
95. G.Brambilla
96. S.Laganà
97. M.Merlo
98. F.Rocchetti

Colnago
101. E.Rigotto
102. A.D'Aniello
103. M.Giunti
104. P.Locatelli
105. O.Lombardi
106. S.Pirazzi
107. D.Pozzovivo
108. S.Stortoni

Vacansoleil
111. M.Marcato
112. S.Anza
113. M.Carrara
114. M.Golas
115. R.Mandri
116. M.Mortensen
117. A.Ongarato
118. M.Pavarin

Bank BGZ
121. K.Jezowski
122. P.Cieslik
123. P.Kieblesz
124. T.Lisowicz
125. J.Rebiewski
126. Pa.Sztobryn

Amore & Vita
131. N.Sanderson
132. F.De Bonis
133. S.Gretchyn
134. M.Khalilov
135. S.Kolesnikov
136. P.Mamos
137. P.Moren
138. E.Zini

D'Angelo & Antenucci
141. B.Riccio
142. D.Andrenacci
143. M.Gentili
144. M.Kikuchi
145. R.Komori
146. J.Sano
147. K.Uchima

Adria Mobil
151. M.Gnezda
152. K.Fajt
153. E.Franzoï
154. P.Gorenc
155. A.Manzoni
156. U.Murn

Astana
161. A.Bazayev
162. D.Fofonov
163. A.Grivko
164. F.Masciarelli
165. D.Muravyev
166. A.Rakov
167. K.Seeldraeyers
168. G.Stangelj

Itera
171. M.Ignatiev
172. K.Baranov
173. S.Firsanov
174. P.Kochetkov
175. T.Peterson
176. S.Rudaskov
177. A.Tsatevitch
178. A.Vorobyev

Farnese Vini
181. C.Corioni
182. O.Bulgarelli
183. R.De Patre
184. E.Favilli
185. R.Ferrara
186. T.Miyazawa
187. D.Nardello
188. E.Vona

PSK Whirlpool
191. P.Zitta
192. P.Bencík
193. T.Danacik
194. D.Dvorsky
195. J.Hudecek
196. F.Padour
197. J.Prete
198. A.Wadecki

ISD CT
201. Y.Metlushenko
202. Y.Agarkov
203. V.Dyudya
204. M.Marzano
205. R.Navardauskas
206. V.Popkov
207. O.Sheydyk
208. G.Trampusch

Atlas Personal
211. L.Pommier
212. N.Baldo
213. R.Beuchat
214. R.Cusin
215. P.Erdin
216. J.Fumeaux
217. P.Kusztor
218. P.Lang


Our team
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Favourites
*** Mauro Finetto (Liquigas), Jens Keukeleire, Elia Rigotto (Colnago)
** Alex Rasmussen (Nespresso), Enrico Rossi (Pisanellastoria), Francesco Gavazzi (Lampre)
* Grega Bole (Lampre), Marco Bandiera (Omega Pharma), Danilo Napolitano (Acqua et Sapone)

Our goal
We aim for a top 5.

The race kicks with under sunny conditions (is this possible???) and 4 man go on an adventure: Thomas Peterson (Itera), Lilian Pommier (Atlas) and Antonio D'Aniello & Omar Lombardi (Colnago). The peloton makes a big mistake, because they let the 4 gain a gap that is too big. 67 kilometres before the finish, the lead is 10 minutes!
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Starting the last lap of 16.6 kilometres, Thomas Peterson decides to attack. The 3 others work together to catch the American again. The peloton is still 3 minutes behind.
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With 5 kilometres to go, Peterson still has a small margin to the chasing three of 21 seconds. The peloton is coming quickly, but with 1'17 behind, they will be too late.
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The attack costed Peterson too much energy, so he gets outsprinted by Antonio D'Aniello, the best sprinter in the BOTD. Peterson gets 2nd, Lombardi 3rd.
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Mauro Finetto wins the sprint of the peloton for the 5th place. Best placed Monster Energy-rider is Jens Keukeleire in 11th place.
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Results
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1Antonio D'AnielloColnago - CSF Inox4h53'26
2Thomas PetersonItera - Katushas.t.
3Omar LombardiColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
4Lilian PommierAtlas Personals.t.
5Mauro FinettoLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
6Elia RigottoColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
7Alex RasmussenNespressos.t.
8Enrico RossiPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
9Grega BoleLampre - Generalis.t.
10Marco BandieraOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.

Spoiler
11Jens KeukeleireMonster Energy - Fords.t.
12Francesco GavazziLampre - Generalis.t.
13Leonardo BertagnolliLampre - Generalis.t.
14Diego UlissiLampre - Generalis.t.
15Wilco KeldermanMonster Energy - Fords.t.
16Ruggero MarzoliAcqua & Sapones.t.
17Santo AnzaVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
18Francesco ChicchiKatusha Teams.t.
19Bernardo RiccioD'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippos.t.
20Enrico FranzoïAdria Mobils.t.
21René MandriVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
22Marco MarcatoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
23Danilo NapolitanoAcqua & Sapones.t.
24Matej GnezdaAdria Mobils.t.
25Alberto OngaratoVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
26Andriy GrivkoPro Team Astanas.t.
27Tosh Van der SandeOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
28Luca PaoliniKatusha Teams.t.
29Eros CapecchiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
30Michal GolasVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
31Daniele CallegarinTeam Type 1s.t.
32Matteo CarraraVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
33Assan BazayevPro Team Astanas.t.
34Daniel OssLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
35Uros MurnAdria Mobils.t.
36Sébastien RosselerMonster Energy - Fords.t.
37Kristjan FajtAdria Mobils.t.
38Fabio GilioliPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
39Frantisek PadourPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
40Francesco De BonisAmore & Vitas.t.
41Alessandro ProniAcqua & Sapones.t.
42Claudio CorioniFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
43Fabio TaborreAcqua & Sapones.t.
44Franco PellizottiLampre - Generalis.t.
45Martin MortensenVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
46Junya SanoD'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippos.t.
47Christian MoreniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
48Pavel KochetkovItera - Katushas.t.
49Yuri MetlushenkoISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
50Sergueï IvanovKatusha Teams.t.
51Daniele NardelloFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
52Pavel GorencAdria Mobils.t.
53Raffaele FerraraFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
54Adam WadeckiPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
55Dimitriy MuravyevPro Team Astanas.t.
56David LoosliLampre - Generalis.t.
57Massimiliano GentiliD'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippos.t.
58Mikhail IgnatievItera - Katushas.t.
59Yuriy AgarkovISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
60Julien VermoteOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
61Pietro CaucchioliKatusha Teams.t.
62Vitaliy PopkovISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
63Maxime VantommeKatusha Teams.t.
64Marko KumpNespressos.t.
65Alan MarangoniLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
66Manuel BellettiTeam Type 1s.t.
67Jiri HudecekPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
68Thomas De GendtMonster Energy - Fords.t.
69Thomas DekkerMonster Energy - Fords.t.
70Otavio Didier BulgarelliFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
71Marcello PavarinVacansoleil - DCM Pro Cycling Teams.t.
72Cameron WurfLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
73Adriano MaloriLampre - Generalis.t.
74Kevin SeeldraeyersPro Team Astanas.t.
75Daniele RattoNespressos.t.
76Leopoldo RocchettiPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
77Daniele ColliNespressos.t.
78Michele GaiaPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
79Tomasz LisowiczBank BGZs.t.
80Daniele PietropolliOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
81Sergey RudaskovItera - Katushas.t.
82Dario CataldoOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
83Fabio FellineNespressos.t.
84Matteo PelucchiNespressos.t.
85Francesco BellottiLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
86Filippo BaggioDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
87Gianluca RandazzoPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
88Balint SzeghalmiLampre - Generalis.t.
89Andrea MasciarelliAcqua & Sapones.t.
90Guillaume Van KeirsbulckOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
91Sergey KolesnikovAmore & Vitas.t.
92Marco CortiNespressos.t.
93Mikhaylo KhalilovAmore & Vitas.t.
94Gert SteegmansOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
95Giorgio BrambillaDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
96Pawel SztobrynBank BGZs.t.
97Danilo AndrenacciD'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippos.t.
98Vladimir KarpetsKatusha Teams.t.
99Elia FavilliFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
100Oleg BerdosDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
101Nikolas MaesOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
102Pavel ZittaPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
103Piotr KiebleszBank BGZs.t.
104Volodymyr ZagorodnyPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
105Alessandro DonatiAcqua & Sapones.t.
106Sergio LaganàDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
107Krzysztof Je&#380;owskiBank BGZs.t.
108Ramunas NavardauskasISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
109Roberto CesaroPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
110Paolo LocatelliColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
111Michele MerloDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
112Masaaki KikuchiD'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippos.t.
113Takashi MiyazawaFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
114Paolo BailettiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
115Emanuele VonaFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
116Nicolas SandersonAmore & Vitas.t.
117Tom DumoulinMonster Energy - Fords.t.
118Gorazd StangeljPro Team Astana+ 2'51
119Joe EldridgeTeam Type 1s.t.
120Cristiano BenenatiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
121Oleksandr SheydykISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
122Andrea TontiPisanellastoria - Guerciottis.t.
123Patrik MorenAmore & Vitas.t.
124Kohei UchimaD'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippos.t.
125Nikolai TrussovKatusha Teams.t.
126Antonio ManzoniAdria Mobils.t.
127Domenico PozzovivoColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
128Simone StortoniColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
129Francesco MasciarelliPro Team Astanas.t.
130Dmitriy FofonovPro Team Astanas.t.
131Kirill BaranovItera - Katushas.t.
132Ryohei KomoriD'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippos.t.
133David DvorskyPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
134Sergey FirsanovItera - Katushas.t.
135Valerio AgnoliLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
136Tomas AlberioNespressos.t.
137Roberto De PatreFarnese Vini - Neri Sottolis.t.
138Volodymyr DyudyaISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
139Roger BeuchatAtlas Personals.t.
140Petr Ben&#269;íkPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
141Rémy CusinAtlas Personals.t.
142Maxim LefèvreMonster Energy - Fords.t.
143Jaros&#322;aw R&#281;biewskiBank BGZs.t.
144Massimo GiuntiColnago - CSF Inoxs.t.
145Philipp MamosAmore & Vitas.t.
146Peter KusztorAtlas Personals.t.
147Anton RakovPro Team Astanas.t.
148Federico RocchettiDe Rosa - Ceramica Flaminias.t.
149Marco MarzanoISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
150Anton VorobyevItera - Katushas.t.
151Pawel CieslikBank BGZs.t.
152Gerhard TrampuschISD - Lampre Continentals.t.
153Antonio NataliKatusha Teams.t.
154Martijn VerschoorTeam Type 1s.t.
155Raffaele la RosaTeam Type 1s.t.
156Sergiy GretchynAmore & Vitas.t.
157Pirmin LangAtlas Personals.t.
158Nicolas BaldoAtlas Personals.t.
159Emilio ZiniAmore & Vita+ 3'54
160Peter ErdinAtlas Personals.t.
161Alexey ShmidtTeam Type 1s.t.
162Jonathan FumeauxAtlas Personals.t.
163Tomas DanacikPSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.
164Scott StewartTeam Type 1s.t.
165Cees VeldkampMonster Energy - Fords.t.
166Alexey TsatevitchItera - Katusha+ 5'43
167Alessandro StellaTeam Type 1+ 7'46
168Stefano PirazziColnago - CSF Inox+ 14'17
169Joshua PretePSK Whirlpool - Authors.t.


The winner
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Word from the DS
We quickly forget this one.
Edited by dienblad on 18-11-2011 15:47
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alexanderlens
Top  #800 Print Post
Posted on 18-11-2011 15:37
GL
Guess who's back? Smile
Lets see how many friens are still around...
 
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