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Oct 16, 2012
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Spanish Riders in top 8 on Monday


Points so far this week

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Lulu 5
(Verona not in top 8 35)

Milan-Torino
Valverde 150
Ion 30, Gorka 10
(Mas 35 which would take him to 591.12 - so a good result in Lombardia and the top 8 awaits)

Today
Gorka 20

Giving extra 215 to Roglic's 200 for the week.

Closing gap to 15 points

So to be ahead after Lombardia Roglic has to come ahead of all Spanish riders in top 8 plus Mas and hope cumulative total isn't that high
 
Feb 20, 2012
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Spanish Riders in top 8 on Monday


Points so far this week

TVV

Lulu 5
(Verona not in top 8 35)

Milan-Torino
Valverde 150
Ion 30, Gorka 10
(Mas 35 which would take him to 591.12 - so a good result in Lombardia and the top 8 awaits)

Today
Gorka 20

Giving extra 215 to Roglic's 200 for the week.

Closing gap to 15 points

So to be ahead after Lombardia Roglic has to come ahead of all Spanish riders in top 8 plus Mas and hope cumulative total isn't that high
What's the point distribution for Lombardia?
 
May 29, 2013
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I think Colombia is now safer in the top-6. It had near to 500 points on Slovenia. Today with 200 of Bernal and 150 from Sosa (overtaking Betancur, so it counts for ~136 points in the total).
The fight for 6th keeps being interesting:
Polanc for Slovenia with 5 points, Gorka for Spain with 20, and Germany tries to come back with Buchmann (100 points)
 
Aug 29, 2009
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if I didn't make any mistakes, these are the current standings, only taking the points scored in 2019 into account:

5 COL 10095,71
6 SLO 9271,40
7 ESP 9260,50
8 GER 9118,66

Slovenia and Spain basically end their season on Sunday, so it'll be Roglic vs Valverde & the Izagirre brothers (and maybe Mas) in Lombardia - and then they need to hope for Germany not so score too much in Paris-Tours & Guangxi
 
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Oct 16, 2012
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if I didn't make any mistakes, these are the current standings, only taking the points scored in 2019 into account:

5 COL 10095,71
6 SLO 9271,40
7 ESP 9260,50
8 GER 9118,66

Slovenia and Spain basically end their season on Sunday, so it'll be Roglic vs Valverde & the Izagirre brothers (and maybe Mas) in Lombardia - and then they need to hope for Germany not so score too much in Paris-Tours & Guangxi

Yeah I missed out Polancs 5 points so just over 20 point difference

Following link you up until Sunday's points the ranking for the Olympics - no need to subtract any of last years scores

https://dataride.uci.ch/Results/ifr...32&rankingTypeId=3&categoryId=22&raceTypeId=0
 
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Oct 14, 2017
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I'm guessing Mass finishing 13th keeps him outside the top 8 for Spain. At Lombardia Valverde 400, Gorka 30.

I'm thinking 430 points Valverde and Gorka secured should be enough to hold onto that final spot to get the full number of riders for the Olympics.
 
Aug 29, 2009
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should be, yes. They have a ~270pt advantage over Slovenia now (not racing anymore, as far as I can see) and ~450pt over Germany.

Ackermann may take a couple of stages in Guangxi (40pt each), but they'd also need Schachmann to fight for the overall victory (300pt) to come close, and he probably isn't in good enough shape again yet to do that (and there's still Mas around who may pick up some points as well)
 
Oct 14, 2017
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Yes, as Mas is racing in China to end the season and could still end up earning enough points to be one of the top 8 riders for Spain for points.

Thanks.
 
should be, yes. They have a ~270pt advantage over Slovenia now (not racing anymore, as far as I can see) and ~450pt over Germany.

Ackermann may take a couple of stages in Guangxi (40pt each), but they'd also need Schachmann to fight for the overall victory (300pt) to come close, and he probably isn't in good enough shape again yet to do that (and there's still Mas around who may pick up some points as well)
There's Degenkolb and Kamna as well. Kamna's miles behind Steimle to make their top 8, but stranger things have happened.
 
Oct 14, 2017
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There's Degenkolb and Kamna as well. Kamna's miles behind Steimle to make their top 8, but stranger things have happened.

Mas is more likely to get enough points to be one of Spain's top 8 with points from Guangxi than Kamna, so there's that to consider against anything Kamna might be able to do as well.
 
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So it will be Valverde. Then we have Ion Izaguirre and Castro for the TT.
That leaves two more spots for Soler, Landa, Mas and others
 
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So it will be Valverde. Then we have Ion Izaguirre and Castro for the TT.
That leaves two more spots for Soler, Landa, Mas and others

I would guess Soler and Mas. However, they could put together 2/3 solid teams. I'd think for both current and looking to the future Soler and Mas would be the better options to take.
 
Aug 29, 2009
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so to get into 6th, Germany basically needs to win all stages (with Ackermann in the sprints) as well as the GC (with Schachmann) in Guangxi, with Mas not finishing in the top ~10 overall.

The competition is not particularly strong, but this looks highly unlikely
 
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Aug 29, 2009
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Turns out Roglic and Tratnik are doing Chrono des Nations next weekend. Even a 1-2 (210 points) would not be enough to get past Spain though

edit: unless Spilak (I missed him on the start list) scores big time in Guangxi
 
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The marathons have been moved 800k north to Sapporo due to the heat and humidity in Tokyo at that time of year