2011 Tour de Suisse, Stage 6: Tobel-Tägerschen - Triesenberg/Malbun, 157.7 km

[Parrulo]

2004:

1 Georg Totschnig (Gerolsteiner) AUT 3.22.45 (39.566 km/h)

2 Fabian Jeker (Saunier Duval - Prodir) SWI 0.07

3 Fränk Schleck (Team CSC) LUX 0.14

4 Jose Maria Del Olmo (Maia - Milaneza) SPA 0.17

5 Dario David Cioni (Fassa Bortolo) ITA 0.28

6 Jan Ullrich (T-Mobile Team) GER 0.39

7 Santiago Perez Fernandez (Phonak Hearing Systems) SPA 0.41

8 Patrik Sinkewitz (Quick Step - Davitamon) GER 0.43

9 Evgeni Petrov (Team Saeco) RUS 0.44

10 Steve Zampieri (Vini Caldirola - Nobili Rubinetterie) SWI 1.02

11 Alexandr Kolobnev (Domina Vacanze) RUS 1.14

12 Giuseppe Guerini (T-Mobile Team) ITA 1.22

13 Pavel Tonkov (Vini Caldirola - Nobili Rubinetterie) RUS s.t.

14 David Canada Gracia (Saunier Duval - Prodir) SPA s.t.

15 Thomas Danielson (Fassa Bortolo) USA s.t.

16 Rui Lavarinhas (Maia - Milaneza) POR 1.36

17 Francisco Javier Vila Errandonea (Lampre - Fondital) SPA s.t.

18 Oscar Camenzind (Phonak Hearing Systems) SWI 2.00

19 Pietro Caucchioli (Alessio - Bianchi) ITA 2.41

20 Rui Miguel Sousa Barbosa (Maia - Milaneza) POR 2.45

21 Gerrit Glomser (Team Saeco) AUT 3.11

22 Grischa Niermann (Rabobank) GER s.t.

23 Alexandre Moos (Phonak Hearing Systems) SWI s.t.

24 Michael Blaudzun (Team CSC) DEN 3.37

25 Bobby Julich (Team CSC) USA s.t.

26 Volodymir Gustov (Fassa Bortolo) UKR s.t.

27 Andrey Kashechkin (Crédit Agricole) KAZ 3.48

28 Marius Sabaliauskas (Team Saeco) LTU 4.13

29 Jörg Ludewig (Team Saeco) GER s.t.

30 Pedro Cardoso (Maia - Milaneza) POR 4.34

31 Andrei Zintchenko (Maia - Milaneza) RUS 4.44

32 Angel Castresana Del Val (Mrbookmaker.com - Palmans) SPA 4.49

33 Axel Merckx (Lotto - Domo) BEL 4.58

34 Eric Leblacher (Crédit Agricole) FRA 5.03

35 Davy Commeyne (Mrbookmaker.com - Palmans) BEL 5.24


2007:
1 14 LUX19800415 SCHLECK Frank CSC (LUX) 4h20'37" 00"
2 82 RUS19811202 EFIMKIN Vladimir GCE (RUS) 4h21'09" 32"
3 45 ESP19800530 GOMEZ MARCHANTE José Angel SDV (ESP) 4h21'19" 42"
4 181 ITA19790325 CARRARA Matteo UNI (ITA) 4h21'25" 48"
5 5 LUX19780703 KIRCHEN Kim TMO (LUX) 4h21'25" ' '
6 47 ITA19710825 SIMONI Gilberto SDV (ITA) 4h21'42" 01'05"
7 86 RUS19800920 KARPETS Vladimir GCE (RUS) 4h21'48" 01'11"
8 114 ITA19810919 CUNEGO Damiano LAM (ITA) 4h22'02" 01'25"
9 145 ESP19791226 FLORENCIO CABRE Xavier BTL (ESP) 4h22'14" 01'37"
10 54 BEL19790829 DEVOLDER Stijn DSC (BEL) 4h22'17" 01'40"
11 188 COL19870126 *URAN Rigoberto UNI (COL) 4h22'31" 01'54"
12 52 SLO19831218 *BRAJKOVIC Janez DSC (SLO) 4h22'36" 01'59"
13 2 GER19820916 *GERDEMANN Linus TMO (GER) 4h22'44" 02'07"
14 32 FRA19790422 GADRET John A2R (FRA) 4h22'53" 02'16"
15 95 ITA19760216 TONTI Andrea QSI (ITA) 4h23'11" 02'34"
16 203 AUT19750401 GLOMSER Gerrit VBG (AUT) 4h23'18" 02'41"
17 85 ESP19790512 RODRIGUEZ OLIVER Joaquin GCE (ESP) 4h23'18" ' '
18 8 GER19801020 SINKEWITZ Patrik TMO (GER) 4h23'30" 02'53"
19 148 FRA19810929 SPRICK Matthieu BTL (FRA) 4h23'35" 02'58"
20 142 FRA19680326 BROCHARD Laurent BTL (FRA) 4h23'35" ' '
21 72 SUI19850119 *FREI Thomas AST (SUI) 4h23'44" 03'07"
22 33 FRA19801113 DUPONT Hubert A2R (FRA) 4h23'53" 03'16"
23 7 AUS19791220 ROGERS Michael TMO (AUS) 4h24'28" 03'51"
24 91 SUI19820405 *SCHWAB Hubert QSI (SUI) 4h24'54" 04'17"
25 116 ITA19800610 MARZANO Marco LAM (ITA) 4h25'33" 04'56"
26 187 SWE19800920 LARSSON Gustav Erik UNI (SWE) 4h25'33" ' '
27 137 FRA19861010 *ROLLAND Pierre C.A (FRA) 4h25'41" 05'04"
28 31 SUI19780923 ELMIGER Martin A2R (SUI) 4h25'44" 05'07"
29 92 ESP19760424 GARATE Juan Manuel QSI (ESP) 4h25'44" ' '
30 41 ESP19810211 COBO ACEBO Juan Jose SDV (ESP) 4h26'14" 05'37"

oh back when maia milaneza was a pro conti team and rode races like the tour de suisse and the vuelta. man i miss those days of having a portuguese team racing in big events

 

[The Barb]

I'd be very grateful if someone could post a link to the ticker (I can't find it).

Thanks in advance.

 

[TeoSheva]

Soler had a fall according to the ticker.

really?

how is going the race?

 

[dlwssonic]

Soler had a fall according to the ticker.

no surprise in that

 

[El Pistolero]

Guess who crashed already?

(hint: it's not Fränk Schleck)

Frank Schloeck?

 

[Magnus]

Yeah, don't know what that is about. They did however tear the peloton apart in the echelon stage. But hey, if you only listen to Wuyts, you don't notice those things

They got rid of their rain jackets before the descent and attacked (with the obvious aero advantage).

 

[The Barb]

Found the ticker so nevermind.

http://translate.google.com/transla.../etappe6.html?uil=fr&sl=fr&tl=en&hl=&ie=UTF-8

 

[El Pistolero]

Yeah, don't know what that is about. They did however tear the peloton apart in the echelon stage. But hey, if you only listen to Wuyts, you don't notice those things

Don't know, I can only remember the last 3 stages of that Paris-Nice. Too long ago.

 

[theyoungest]

The race is neutralized, so the doctor can take care of some bystanders who got hurt in Soler's crash (and Soler himself presumably).

 

[El Pistolero]

The race is neutralized, so the doctor can take care of some bystanders who got hurt in Soler's crash (and Soler himself presumably).

For now? Or the entire stage?

If the latter than that's quite lame. Soler crashes in every race he enters.

 

[Tifosi]

Just momentarily - stage set to resume anytime now.

Wonder if that crash will have taken anything off his climbing today?

 

[theyoungest]

For now? Or the entire stage?

If the latter than that's quite lame. Soler crashes in every race he enters.

What a stupid question. Just for a while, obviously.

 

[boomcie]

..................................

Wow, a Tifosi without the Dekker. Keeping my eye on this fella.

 

[El Pistolero]

It isn't a stupid question. Your wording was stupid. I didn't know how bad the crash was, so no need to be so aggressive all the time.

 

[Parrulo]

i think any race with soler in it should have a team specialized in catastrophes following the caravan. because today were just a couple of unlucky persons but he will eventually crash into a building full of people, like an hospital for example, and a lot of people can get hurt

 

[theyoungest]

i think any race with soler in it should have a team specialized in catastrophes following the caravan. because today were just a couple of unlucky persons but he will eventually crash into a building full of people, like an hospital for example, and a lot of people can get hurt

Crashing into a hospital... that's what you would call a happy coincidence

 

[boomcie]

It isn't a stupid question. Your wording was stupid. I didn't know how bad the crash was, so no need to be so aggressive all the time.

I don't feel like youngest is an aggressive guy. I've seen a lot worse around here.
Sure, he isn't without issues, but I respect him
+he makes the occasional stupid joke. Love it.

 

[Jamsque]

Wow, a Tifosi without the Dekker. Keeping my eye on this fella.

Already my favourite poster with 'Tifosi' in their name.

 

[El Pistolero]

Descend into Gap prediction at le Tour this year:

Soler pushing hard to catch Vinokourov with Andy Schleck on his wheel. Soler crashing, but unlike Armstrong Andy totally crashes as well

 

[Dekker_Tifosi]

Soler crashes after 6 days of riding, new record, he never held that long!

 

[boomcie]

Crashing into a hospital... that's what you would call a happy coincidence

Nice illustration of what I just said.

 

[theyoungest]

Soler abandons

 

[Susan Westemeyer]

Soler has been evacuated to hospital via helicoptor, so let#s please cool it with the jokes.

Susan

 

[El Pistolero]

This guy should stop riding his bike. Seriously... He's going to kill him self if this keeps up.

 

[Tifosi]

Already my favourite poster with 'Tifosi' in their name.

Nice to meet you guys, I'm new round here. Liking the banter so far