2019 Tour de l'Avenir /// 15th - 25th of August (2.Ncup)

[Logic-is-your-friend]

14h21
En tête : Matteo JORGENSON (Etats-Unis), Clément CHAMPOUSSIN (France), Mauri VANSEVENANT, Ilan VAN WILDER (Belgique), Michel RIES (Luxembourg), Jefferson Alexander CEPEDA (Equateur), Alexander EVANS (Australie), et Jhojan Orlando GARCÍA SOSA (Colombie)

 

[Samamba]

Mauri Vansevenant est distancé sous l’impulsion de Clément Champoussin

I wonder if Van Wilder is gonna wait for him.

 

[DNP-Old]

Alexander Cepeda will win this bike race.

 

[Logic-is-your-friend]

Champoussin alone
Evans at 10s
Ries at 20s
Van Wilder at 25s
Then Cepeda, Jorgenson, Sosa
Vansevenant at 1 minute!

 

[Samamba]

Nope Champoussin is solo now.

 

[DNP-Old]

Why isn't Van Wilder waiting? This is going terribly wrong.

 

[Samamba]

Holy f, Vansevenant already at 1 min. How did Champoussin get dropped yesterday just to drop everyone today.

 

[Samamba]

Now Evans in the lead.

 

[Logic-is-your-friend]

Why isn't Van Wilder waiting? This is going terribly wrong.

Because he's the better rider and the rate Vansevenant is losing ground, nothing Van Wilder could do about it.

 

[DNP-Old]

Alexander Evans is another laboratorium phenom, only this time it looks like his test results will actually result in ... results.

 

[slosada]

Sprint finish between Vansevenant and Tejada. Some idiot (official) who is on the road instead of behind the boarding, almost causes them to crash. Close finish:


Seems like Van Wilder lost 2 to 3 minutes due to a blocked chain. He had to pull over right when the decisive break was formed. He had to chase the peloton.

https://www.directvelo.com/actualite/76810/tour-de-l-avenir-et-7-les-reactions

https://www.directvelo.com/actualite/76811/mauri-vansevenant-incroyable-d-etre-en-jaune

https://www.directvelo.com/actualite/76814/harold-tejada-la-giettaz-avant-astana

Really selfish interview from Van Wilder. C'mon, his teammate got the yellow jersey

 

[Samamba]

Its Evans vs. Ries now. Looks like Evans is gonna hold on tho.

 

[Logic-is-your-friend]

Vansevenant at 2m20s

 

[Samamba]

Vansevenant cracked completely

 

[Logic-is-your-friend]

Evans wins. If Van Wilder isn't too far back, he can take yellow.

 

[Samamba]

Evans won. Champoussin gonna be close to yellow. Depending on how far behind Van Wilder and Jorgensen finished.

 

[Alexandre B.]

Clément Champoussin is the finest challenger in the most top-10 without a win competition.

 

[Bakkie]

Who is taking yellow?

 

[Samamba]

Foss takes yellow? Where the f did he come from

 

[Samamba]

1 Alexander EVANS (Australie)
2 Michel RIES (Luxembourg)
3 Clément CHAMPOUSSIN (France)
4 Matteo JORGENSON (Etats-Unis)
5 Tobias S. FOSS (Norvège)
6 Jhojan Orlando GARCÍA SOSA (Colombie)
7 Jon AGIRRE (Espagne)
8 Ilan VAN WILDER (Belgique)

 

[DNP-Old]

Who is taking yellow?

Foss did the climb of the year apparently. Had to drop really early, but somehow finished 5th.

 

[Logic-is-your-friend]

Foss takes yellow.

 

[Samamba]

Gonna be something like.

1. Foss
2-3. Jorgensen or Champoussin
4. Van Wilder

 

[DNP-Old]

Mauri cracked hard, oh my. Even Moniquet didn't give a damn.

 

[Logic-is-your-friend]

Not even Moniquet waited for Vansevenant, and he was for sure on domestique duty. Finished 15th, Vansevenant 23rd. Unless that's in the same group.

EDIT: nope

1 Alexander EVANS (Australie)
2 Michel RIES (Luxembourg) à 12"
3 Clément CHAMPOUSSIN (France) à 24"
4 Matteo JORGENSON (Etats-Unis) à 36"
5 Tobias S. FOSS (Norvège) à 42"
6 Jhojan Orlando GARCÍA SOSA (Colombie) à 1'04"
7 Jon AGIRRE (Espagne) à 1'23"
8 Ilan VAN WILDER (Belgique) à 1'25"
9 Giovanni ALEOTTI (Italie) à 1'28"
10 Nicolas PRODHOMME (France) à 1'40"
11 Jefferson Alexander CEPEDA (Equateur) à 1'47"
12 Georg ZIMMERMANN (Allemagne) à 2'
13 Inigo ELOSEGUI MOMENE (Espagne) à 2'25"
14 Samuele BATTISTELLA (Italie) à 2'37"
15 Sylvain MONIQUET (Belgique) à 2'55"
16 Urko BERRADE (Espagne) à 3'01"
17 Juan Diego ALBA BOLIVAR (Colombie) à 3'30"
18 Harold Alfonso TEJADA CANACUE (Colombie)
19 Gage HECHT (Etats-Unis) à 3'46"
20 Henok MULUEBERHAN (Erythrée) à 3'53"
21 Joël SUTER (Suisse) à 3'59"
22 Jacques LEBRETON (Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes) à 4'05"
23 Mauri VANSEVENANT (Belgique) à 4'07"
24 Barnabas PEAK (Hongrie) à 4'29"

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