47th Tour de l'Avenir September 5-12 (A.S.O.)

[DAOTEC]

GC today before ITT:
1. Nairo Quintana (Colombia)
2. Tom Jelte Slagter (Holanda) 20 sec
3. Jarlinson pantano (colombia) 38 sec
4. Mikel Landa (España) 41 sec
5. Darwin Atapuma 49 sec (Colombia)
6 Andrew TALANSKY ÉTATS-UNIS 0:00:57

 

[DAOTEC]

Attenciones

Quintana wins the ITT and is Campeon de Francia de SUB 23

 

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Attenciones RESULT

Top 6 ITT:

1. Nairo QUINTANA ROJAS COLOMBIE 00:33:35.600
2. Andrew TALANSKY ÉTATS-UNIS 00:00:47
3. Jarlinson PANTANO GÓMEZ COLOMBIE 00:01:17
4. Tom Jelte SLAGTER PAYS-BAS 00:01:45
5. Gregory BRENES EQUIPE MIXTE 00:01:53
6. Michael MATTHEWS AUSTRALIE 00:01:55


GC tbc:

1. Quintana Colombia

2. Talansky USA
3. Pantano Colombia

Congrats to hrotha on Talansky

Quintana the new Herrera

 

[Timmy-loves-Rabo]

congrats to Quintana, obviously the strongest guy in the race.

Also talansky did really good, bigger talent than TVG imo.
bit disappointed about slagter, but he did good on a whole

 

[DAOTEC]

Attenciones

Final result stage 7: Guillestre - Risoul (13.5 km)

1 Nairo QUINTANA ROJAS COLOMBIE 00:33:35.600
2 Andrew TALANSKY ÉTATS-UNIS 0:00:47
3 Jarlinson PANTANO GÓMEZ COLOMBIE 0:01:17
4 Tom Jelte SLAGTER PAYS-BAS 0:01:45
5 Gregory BRENES EQUIPE MIXTE 0:01:53
6 Michael MATTHEWS AUSTRALIE 0:01:55
7 Wilco KELDERMAN PAYS-BAS 0:02:07
8 Jesus HERRADA LOPEZ ESPAGNE 0:02:15
9 Dmitriy IGNATYEV RUSSIE 0:02:20
10 Vicente GARCIA DA MATEOS ESPAGNE 0:02:20
11 Nelson OLIVEIRA PORTUGAL 0:02:28
12 Thomas BONNIN FRANCE A 0:02:30
13 Mikel LANDA MEANA ESPAGNE 0:02:36
14 Sébastian SALAZAR COLOMBIE 0:02:37
15 Nikita NOVIKOV RUSSIE 0:02:52
16 Romain BARDET FRANCE B 0:02:52
17 Luka MEZGEC SLOVÉNIE 0:02:56
18 Yannick EIJSSEN BELGIQUE 0:02:57
19 Anthony DELAPLACE FRANCE A 0:03:08
20 Abdraimzhan ISHANOV KAZAKHSTAN 0:03:10
21 Ion IZAGIRRE INSAUSTI ESPAGNE 0:03:13
22 Sylwester JANISZEWSKI POLOGNE 0:03:17
23 Andrei KRASILNIKAU BIÉLORUSSIE 0:03:19
24 Tom DUMOULIN PAYS-BAS 0:03:21
25 Martijn KEIZER PAYS-BAS 0:03:23
26 Darwin ATAPUMA COLOMBIE 0:03:25
27 David ROSCH ALLEMAGNE 0:03:27
28 Arnaud COURTEILLE FRANCE A 0:03:33
29 Marek CANECKY EQUIPE MIXTE 0:03:35
30 Blaz FURDI SLOVÉNIE 0:03:37
31 Nicolas CAPDEPUY FRANCE B 0:03:42
32 Jean-Lou PAIANI FRANCE B 0:03:45
33 Pieter SERRY BELGIQUE 0:03:48
34 Sébastien REICHENBACH SUISSE 0:03:51
35 Pawel POLJANSKI POLOGNE 0:04:02
36 Higinio FERNANDEZ SUAREZ ESPAGNE 0:04:07
37 Kamil ZIELINSKI POLOGNE 0:04:10
38 John DEGENKOLB ALLEMAGNE 0:04:12
39 Jérôme COUSIN FRANCE B 0:04:18
40 Yoann BARBAS FRANCE B 0:04:35
41 Benjamin KING AUSTRALIE 0:04:36
42 Andi BAJC SLOVÉNIE 0:04:41
43 Camilo SUAREZ COLOMBIE 0:04:42
44 Joël ZANGERLE LUXEMBOURG 0:04:47
45 Bert-jan LINDEMAN PAYS-BAS 0:04:51
46 Thomas DAMUSEAU FRANCE A 0:04:55
47 Arkimedes ARGUELYES RODRIGES RUSSIE 0:04:58
48 Blaz JARC SLOVÉNIE 0:04:59
49 Romain HARDY FRANCE A 0:05:00
50 Jonathan FUMEAUX SUISSE 0:05:01
51 Vladislav GORBUNOV KAZAKHSTAN 0:05:03
52 Jan TRATNIK SLOVÉNIE 0:05:04
53 Kanstantin KLIMIANKOU BIÉLORUSSIE 0:05:12
54 Arman KAMYSHEV KAZAKHSTAN 0:05:14
55 Michal KWIATKOWSKI POLOGNE 0:05:18
56 Christopher BUTLER ÉTATS-UNIS 0:05:20
57 Erick ROWSELL GRANDE-BRETAGNE 0:05:21
58 Michael WEICHT ALLEMAGNE 0:05:23
59 Loic DESRIAC FRANCE B 0:05:40
60 Adrian HONKISZ POLOGNE 0:05:45
61 Mads MEYER DANEMARK 0:05:49
62 Taylor PHINNEY ÉTATS-UNIS 0:05:50
63 Mathias LISSON DANEMARK 0:05:51
64 Guilherme LOURENCO PORTUGAL 0:05:52
65 Ian BOSWELL ÉTATS-UNIS 0:05:58
66 Martin GRÜNDER ALLEMAGNE 0:05:59
67 Maximilian MAY ALLEMAGNE 0:06:01
68 Stanislau BAZHKOU BIÉLORUSSIE 0:06:07
69 Joseph LEWIS AUSTRALIE 0:06:12
70 Daniel HENGGELER SUISSE 0:06:13
71 Sebastian LANDER DANEMARK 0:06:14
72 Luke ROWE GRANDE-BRETAGNE 0:06:15
73 David HESSELBARTH ALLEMAGNE 0:06:19
74 Marcel AREGGER SUISSE 0:06:28
75 Alexei TSATEVICH RUSSIE 0:06:31
76 Benjamin KING ÉTATS-UNIS 0:06:37
77 Arthur VANOVERBERGHE BELGIQUE 0:06:42
78 Julien VERMOTE BELGIQUE 0:06:44
79 Tom THILL LUXEMBOURG 0:06:49
80 Alexander KHOLODOV RUSSIE 0:07:04
81 Gaëtan BILLE BELGIQUE 0:07:18
82 Ricky Eno JORGENSEN DANEMARK 0:07:21
83 Silvan DILLIER SUISSE 0:07:25
84 Siarhei NOVIKAU BIÉLORUSSIE 0:07:26
85 Alex HOWES ÉTATS-UNIS 0:07:26
86 Pit SCHLECHTER LUXEMBOURG 0:07:51
87 Michaël BAER SUISSE 0:07:53
88 Timothy KENNAUGH GRANDE-BRETAGNE 0:08:22
89 Jelle WALLAYS BELGIQUE 0:08:25
90 Mark CHRISTIAN GRANDE-BRETAGNE 0:08:26
91 Andrew FENN GRANDE-BRETAGNE 0:08:34
92 Malcolm RUDOLPH AUSTRALIE 0:09:16

General:
1 Nairo QUINTANA ROJAS COLOMBIE 26:49:21
2 Andrew TALANSKY ÉTATS-UNIS 0:01:44
3 Jarlinson PANTANO GÓMEZ COLOMBIE 0:01:55
4 Tom Jelte SLAGTER PAYS-BAS 0:02:05
5 Mikel LANDA MEANA ESPAGNE 0:03:17
6 Romain BARDET FRANCE B 0:03:59
7 Thomas BONNIN FRANCE A 0:04:05
8 Michael MATTHEWS AUSTRALIE 0:04:10
9 Darwin ATAPUMA COLOMBIE 0:04:14
10 Wilco KELDERMAN PAYS-BAS 0:04:14
11 David ROSCH ALLEMAGNE 0:04:43
12 Gregory BRENES EQUIPE MIXTE 0:04:49
13 Dmitriy IGNATYEV RUSSIE 0:04:52
14 Yannick EIJSSEN BELGIQUE 0:05:36
15 Higinio FERNANDEZ SUAREZ ESPAGNE 0:06:01
16 Nelson OLIVEIRA PORTUGAL 0:07:25
17 Marek CANECKY EQUIPE MIXTE 0:07:58
18 Christopher BUTLER ÉTATS-UNIS 0:11:59
19 Blaz FURDI SLOVÉNIE 0:12:36
20 Sébastien REICHENBACH SUISSE 0:12:45
21 Pieter SERRY BELGIQUE 0:12:59
22 Sylwester JANISZEWSKI POLOGNE 0:13:37
23 Pawel POLJANSKI POLOGNE 0:14:22
24 Andrei KRASILNIKAU BIÉLORUSSIE 0:15:16
25 Jesus HERRADA LOPEZ ESPAGNE 0:15:41
26 Vladislav GORBUNOV KAZAKHSTAN 0:20:33
27 John DEGENKOLB ALLEMAGNE 0:23:05
28 Nikita NOVIKOV RUSSIE 0:23:28
29 Andi BAJC SLOVÉNIE 0:23:38
30 Romain HARDY FRANCE A 0:25:04
31 Thomas DAMUSEAU FRANCE A 0:25:58
32 Yoann BARBAS FRANCE B 0:26:11
33 Anthony DELAPLACE FRANCE A 0:34:21
34 Ion IZAGIRRE INSAUSTI ESPAGNE 0:39:10
35 Benjamin KING AUSTRALIE 0:41:06
36 Jean-Lou PAIANI FRANCE B 0:41:19
37 Guilherme LOURENCO PORTUGAL 0:41:46
38 Arkimedes ARGUELYES RODRIGES RUSSIE 0:42:25
39 David HESSELBARTH ALLEMAGNE 0:42:36
40 Silvan DILLIER SUISSE 0:42:57
41 Vicente GARCIA DA MATEOS ESPAGNE 0:43:41
42 Jonathan FUMEAUX SUISSE 0:43:48
43 Luke ROWE GRANDE-BRETAGNE 0:45:28
44 Jan TRATNIK SLOVÉNIE 0:46:11
45 Joël ZANGERLE LUXEMBOURG 0:49:26
46 Abdraimzhan ISHANOV KAZAKHSTAN 0:49:31
47 Martijn KEIZER PAYS-BAS 0:51:55
48 Camilo SUAREZ COLOMBIE 0:58:22
49 Benjamin KING ÉTATS-UNIS 0:59:09
50 Tom DUMOULIN PAYS-BAS 1:01:21
51 Adrian HONKISZ POLOGNE 1:03:18
52 Arnaud COURTEILLE FRANCE A 1:03:26
53 Sebastian LANDER DANEMARK 1:03:55
54 Maximilian MAY ALLEMAGNE 1:05:30
55 Alexei TSATEVICH RUSSIE 1:07:26
56 Blaz JARC SLOVÉNIE 1:08:04
57 Sébastian SALAZAR COLOMBIE 1:11:56
58 Mathias LISSON DANEMARK 1:14:10
59 Arman KAMYSHEV KAZAKHSTAN 1:15:02
60 Julien VERMOTE BELGIQUE 1:18:17
61 Kanstantin KLIMIANKOU BIÉLORUSSIE 1:18:55
62 Luka MEZGEC SLOVÉNIE 1:19:17
63 Joseph LEWIS AUSTRALIE 1:20:41
64 Michael WEICHT ALLEMAGNE 1:21:53
65 Martin GRÜNDER ALLEMAGNE 1:23:04
66 Kamil ZIELINSKI POLOGNE 1:24:07
67 Loic DESRIAC FRANCE B 1:24:26
68 Erick ROWSELL GRANDE-BRETAGNE 1:28:30
69 Siarhei NOVIKAU BIÉLORUSSIE 1:29:38
70 Michal KWIATKOWSKI POLOGNE 1:30:34
71 Mads MEYER DANEMARK 1:31:12
72 Stanislau BAZHKOU BIÉLORUSSIE 1:31:14
73 Jérôme COUSIN FRANCE B 1:31:20
74 Bert-jan LINDEMAN PAYS-BAS 1:33:24
75 Gaëtan BILLE BELGIQUE 1:33:56
76 Nicolas CAPDEPUY FRANCE B 1:36:03
77 Ricky Eno JORGENSEN DANEMARK 1:36:16
78 Malcolm RUDOLPH AUSTRALIE 1:36:32
79 Michaël BAER SUISSE 1:38:16
80 Alexander KHOLODOV RUSSIE 1:39:08
81 Tom THILL LUXEMBOURG 1:42:38
82 Pit SCHLECHTER LUXEMBOURG 1:42:58
83 Jelle WALLAYS BELGIQUE 1:46:24
84 Arthur VANOVERBERGHE BELGIQUE 1:46:42
85 Mark CHRISTIAN GRANDE-BRETAGNE 1:47:06
86 Daniel HENGGELER SUISSE 1:47:14
87 Ian BOSWELL ÉTATS-UNIS 1:48:07
88 Marcel AREGGER SUISSE 1:48:55
89 Andrew FENN GRANDE-BRETAGNE 1:51:14
90 Alex HOWES ÉTATS-UNIS 2:06:06
91 Taylor PHINNEY ÉTATS-UNIS 2:11:47
92 Timothy KENNAUGH GRANDE-BRETAGNE 2:14:23

 

[theyoungest]

Very good again by little kid Kelderman, younger than anyone in the top-20. He'll win it next year

 

[Timmy-loves-Rabo]

what happened to atapuma, he did poor.

@ youngest, uhuh huge talent imo.

 

[Kwibus]

Very good again by little kid Kelderman, younger than anyone in the top-20. He'll win it next year

Wow indeed! Just 19! Let's hope he keeps on getting better. You just never know what happens with talents.
Very nice results for the colombians. I'm really looking forward to see the Colombians competing for top3 spots in Europe. There are a few Colombians around right now, but they are not absolute topnodge.

 

[DAOTEC]

Doing that good earlier in de Vuelta a Colombia Timmy did put a lot of presure on him and the expectations were to high, cause that VaC this year was a killer.
And seeing his buddy's being that good in the race probably couldn't bring his adrenaline to the highest level.
But still it is a Nations Cup competition and Darwin did a good job by finishing 9 overall on the contrary to that clown Phinney who ruined the team spirit by making the whole thing look like a joke.

Hands down for Talansky though and to hrotha his prediction, staying that cool in such an environment Phinney was creating after having no chance himself anymore, if he ever had that ?

Timmy I will see to get some explenation for Atapuma's poor ITT.

@ Kwibus it will come with the speed of light ... you have to remeber that the country just got rid of them bloody socialists 6 years ago that ruined the whole Nation.

Before that there were a lot running around in Europe, but the money and competition in Colombia is also very sweet (look at Sevilla). Again a Guy like Soler won the Green jersey just 3 years ago, not many country's having great pretentions for a century or longer can say that.

 

[DAOTEC]

We have a picture of the next Napoleon

More pictures click link: http://www.revistamundociclistico.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=8035&Itemid=74

add on if you find any ... podio from all winners and race pics to be added very soon

 

[Escarabajo]

...

@ Kwibus it will come with the speed of light ... you have to remeber that the country just got rid of them bloody socialists 6 years ago that ruined the whole Nation.

...

That's another reason why we are having a resurgence in cycling now.

Sorry for getting into politics now.

I am happy that Quintana won. Well they were the favorites anyway. But I would not call him the next Herrera just yet. You haven’t seen the last of Henao.

 

[Lupetto]

Anybody knows how many kilos Quintana weighs? Looks really small and slim to me.

 

[hrotha]

Congrats to Quintana, he was obviously the strongest by a wide margin. I think the course this year was particularly tough compared to previous years, right? All the kids who finished high on the GC seem to be talented climbers (and Matthews).

Looking forward to seeing all these guys developing in the next couple of years.

Hands down for Talansky though and to hrotha his prediction, staying that cool in such an environment Phinney was creating after having no chance himself anymore, if he ever had that ?

What prediction?

 

[Cobblestoned]

Quintana ?
Heard this name before
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIoSr29OsRM

 

[DAOTEC]

Cobblestoned

@ hrotha said that we would speak later well kept the promise !

What prediction?

hrotha smart man

@ Escarabajo good to see a lot of int. coming into this .. thanks you are right.


@ Lupetto I will digg it up for you and post it in 30 minutes ... Niro Quintano is just 20 years old and weigts 52k
And here all team info at this link Click: http://www.colombiaespasioncafedecolombia.com/sitio/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=50&Itemid=59

as you can see in the order, he was put last as beeing the youngest WoW and then winning this ... he can win it another 2 times minimum.

It is a very proffessional website with loads of info on it and updated sometimes hour by hour with a lot of twiiters and facebook attached: home > http://www.colombiaespasioncafedecolombia.com/sitio/

This team will start racing in Europe next year and have already been assured by the Vuelta org. that they will be at the start in the 2011 edition.
It might be possible that the other grand tours will follow this example, so that some of the good old days of real man cycling in the mountains will be revitalized.

 

[hrotha]

No, seriously, what the hell are you on about? Are you confusing me with someone else or something?

 

[Lupetto]

Tank You, DAOTEC.

 

[DAOTEC]

Attenciones señores y señoritas Ultimo Resultati

Why they were there in the 1rst place?: Classement général par Nation:

1 COLOMBIE COL 80:32:06

2 ESPAGNE ESP 13min :53sec !

3 FRANCE A FRA 23min :12sec !

4 PAYS-BAS NED a "32:26

5 RUSSIE RUS a "48:53
6 FRANCE B FRB a "50:10
7 SLOVÉNIE SLO a "57:16
8 ALLEMAGNE GER a "1hour :01min :54sec
9 AUSTRALIE AUS a "1:05:55
10 ÉTATS-UNIS USA a "1:06:45
11 POLOGNE POL a "1:11:43
12 BELGIQUE BEL a "1:23:10
13 SUISSE SUI a "1:34:15
14 KAZAKHSTAN KAZ a "1:39:20
15 BIÉLORUSSIE BLR a "2:32:31
16 DANEMARK DEN a "3:09:09
17 GRANDE-BRETAGNE GBR a "3:20:51
18 LUXEMBOURG LUX a "4:09:42

A very shocking result for a lot of countries, and that with the top 3 of U23 from Colombia not even there Betancourt, Beltran and Anacona riding for other teams and with Henao also just 22 years old.


3rd overall Jarlinson PANTANO GÓMEZ (COL) at 1:17, also won the king of the mountain jersey so was on the podium twice.

KOM top 5:
1 43 Jarlinson PANTANO GÓMEZ COLOMBIE 69 Pts
2 6 Romain HARDY FRANCE A 51 Pts
3 11 Andrew TALANSKY ÉTATS-UNIS 50 Pts
4 72 Yoann BARBAS FRANCE B 37 Pts
5 44 Nairo QUINTANA ROJAS COLOMBIE 36 Pts

38th finisher overall John DEGENKOLB (Ger) at 4:12, won the green points jersey overall.

Points top 5
1 John DEGENKOLB ALLEMAGNE 123 Pts
2 Michael MATTHEWS AUSTRALIE 108 Pts
3 Romain HARDY FRANCE A 69 Pts
4 Andrew TALANSKY ÉTATS-UNIS 67 Pts
5 Vicente GARCIA DA MATEOS ESPAGNE 60 Pts

Oeps sorry Susan forgot the results Link: http://www.directvelo.com/direct-velo/actualites/10027/tour-de-l-avenir-et-7-classements.html

 

[ak-zaaf]

Thanks for the up0dates DAOTEC.

 

[DAOTEC]

@ Lupetto & ak-zaaf we share the pleasure but thank you very much for your warm words I will not forget it.

 

[DAOTEC]

Anybody knows how many kilos Quintana weighs? Looks really small and slim to me.

Forgot to tell you Quintana his Height, as there is a lot of discusion about it:

1 meter 68 centimeters / in foot 5.511794399999999 = 5 foot 5 inches +

 

[Escarabajo]

atapuma yes, but I think quintana is a little better in it. quintana is a master in mountain itt like rujano is.

You had it right all the way from the beginning!

 

[Escarabajo]

No, seriously, what the hell are you on about? Are you confusing me with someone else or something?

Sorry to jump in, but maybe DAOTEC is confused about a comment you made on how much time did Andrew Talansky lost on stage 2. He thinks that was your pick. I could be mistaken. But it does not matter now. He really looks like a good talent.

After some search now I know who picked Talansky:

my pick is Talansky.

What's your beef with Americans trying to make their way on the cycling scene? Talansky actually is quite a good climber.

As for Quintana is concern, Ryo picked him all the way. He really knows these Colombians riders too much. Maybe he has inside information.

 

[DAOTEC]

Gosh you are super human Escarabajo thanks for this marvelous research, I owe you one

Yeah honorable Ryo Hazuki knows, it is the indepth emperor in these Escarbajo, but you are no stranger yourself.

 

[DAOTEC]

This is what we were waiting for

Talansky (2) - Quintana (1) - Pantano (3)