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Geelong 2010: Elite Men's Time Trial 45.8km

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Ferminal

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Start Time: 13:00 Local, 05:00CET, 04:00BST, 03:00GMT, 23:00EST, 20:00PST.

Two Laps:
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Starting Order

43 13:00:00 WEEKES James SKN19720418 SKN
42 13:02:00 ZEITS Andrey KAZ19861214 KAZ
41 13:04:00 MCCAULEY Gordon NZL19720309 NZL
40 13:06:00 MARYCZ Jaroslaw POL19870417 POL
39 13:08:00 VELITS Martin SVK19850221 SVK
38 13:10:00 THOMSON Jay Robert RSA19860412 RSA
37 13:12:00 KANGERT Tanel EST19870311 EST
36 13:14:00 HASANOVIC Esad SRB19850124 SRB
35 13:16:00 GUTIERREZ PALACIOS José Ivan ESP19781127 ESP
34 13:18:00 SERPA PEREZ Jose Rodolfo COL19790417 COL
33 13:20:00 MORKOV Michael DEN19850430 DEN
32 14:00:00 DOUGLAS Reginald SKN19770713 SKN
31 14:02:00 BAUER Jack NZL19850407 NZL
30 14:04:00 FOFONOV Dmitriy KAZ19760815 KAZ
29 14:06:00 GUSEV Vladimir RUS19820704 RUS
28 14:08:00 BELOHVOSCIKS Raivis LAT19760121 LAT
27 14:10:00 MC CANN David IRL19730317 IRL
26 14:12:00 BODNAR Maciej POL19850307 POL
25 14:14:00 GRIVKO Andriy UKR19830807 UKR
24 14:16:00 VAN EMDEN Jos NED19850218 NED
23 14:18:00 MEDICI Matias ARG19750629 ARG
22 14:20:00 CHAVANEL Sylvain FRA19790630 FRA
21 15:00:00 OYARZUN Carlos CHI19811026 CHI
20 15:02:00 OVECHKIN Artem RUS19860711 RUS
19 15:04:00 RASMUSSEN Alex DEN19840609 DEN
18 15:06:00 VAN GARDEREN Tejay USA19880812 USA
17 15:08:00 VELITS Peter SVK19850221 SVK
16 15:10:00 CORNU Dominique BEL19851010 BEL
15 15:12:00 VOGONDY Nicolas FRA19770808 FRA
14 15:14:00 SIUTSOU Kanstantin BLR19820809 BLR
13 15:16:00 KONOVALOVAS Ignatas LTU19851208 LTU
12 15:18:00 SANCHEZ GIL Luis Leon ESP19831124 ESP
11 15:20:00 ROGERS Michael AUS19791220 AUS
10 16:00:00 GRABSCH Bert GER19750619 GER
9 16:02:00 MOERENHOUT Koos NED19731105 NED
8 16:04:00 ZABRISKIE David USA19790112 USA
7 16:06:00 TUFT Svein CAN19770509 CAN
6 16:08:00 BRAJKOVIC Janez SLO19831218 SLO
5 16:10:00 MILLAR David GBR19770104 GBR
4 16:12:00 LARSSON Gustav SWE19800920 SWE
3 16:14:00 MARTIN Tony GER19850423 GER
2 16:16:00 PORTE Richie AUS19850130 AUS
1 16:18:00 CANCELLARA Fabian SUI19810318 SUI
 
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Sophistic

Jun 29, 2009
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4,2km@~8% over the two laps, gonna be interesting how much the 3 breakthrough guys of 2010 (Velits, Brajkovic, Porte) can take from Cancellara and Martin on these climbs.
 
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Dalakhani

Sep 18, 2010
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theyoungest said:
To avoid overcrowding the course, yes. They're riding three laps, and at a certain point everyone is chasing everyone.
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Makes sense.

(I forgot it was a tiny little Aussie course - not the big TT courses I'm used to seeing in European races :D )

Steve
 
Dekker_Tifosi

Dekker_Tifosi

Mar 13, 2009
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theyoungest said:
To avoid overcrowding the course, yes. They're riding three laps, and at a certain point everyone is chasing everyone.
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They are riding 2 laps. Not 3. See initial post.

The course is slightly different from the U23 one since they have made an extra loop after the 2nd climb with some more flat. This makes 1 lap 22km.
 
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Ferminal

Jul 3, 2009
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Moondance said:
1. The Canc
2. Martin
3. Porte
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Hard to disagree with that.

All things being equal, no one has a chance of beating the first two.

I think 3rd will be a bit of a lottery.

Porte is a good chance but a bit of an unknown, this is twice the length of anything he has done this season, of course the longest (23km) he won and most of us assume he's better over a world championship length. His size may also be in his favour over the uphill sections.

The others fighting for 3rd? G. E. Larsson, Tuft, Millar, Zabriskie, Moerenhout, Brajkovic, Rogers, Sanchez.

More specifically, I think it's between Porte, Larsson and Sanchez.

I would probably rank them in the following order, in three groups:

Cancellara
Martin

Larsson
Porte
Sanchez

Moerenhout
Millar
Zabriskie
Rogers
Tuft
Brajkovic
 
Tuarts

Tuarts

May 25, 2010
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As much as I like him, I don't think Porte will place.

Hard to go pass Cancellara but if he falters (although I'm not sure why if he does it means they're all doping???) but the others I think in with a chance are Martin, Larsson, Rogers and they'res a lot of roughies like Sanchez, Velits and Zabriskie who could steal it if they find their stride tomorrow. Will give a mention to Tuft. Would be awesome for Pegasus next season if he gets it. :D
 
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abbaskip

Jul 7, 2010
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Dalakhani said:
Makes sense.

(I forgot it was a tiny little Aussie course - not the big TT courses I'm used to seeing in European races :D )

Steve
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Yeah, we don't have much space over here :cool:
 
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ttrider

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Apr 23, 2010
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So does no one believe a more gc style rider will win the womens event showed the hill to be very hard and the course rarely flat, 4km at 8% will surely hurt a bigger guy
If Velits is in his Vuelta form im backing him, i know about the wind change etc but this course favours him far more
 
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sublimit

Jan 18, 2010
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I still go with specialists like this.

1.Fabian Cancellara
2.Tony Martin
3.Peter Velits
4.David Zabriskie
5.Gustav Larsson

Porte and Millar could do something but I reckon they have their eye on the road race.
 
meandmygitane

meandmygitane

Jul 5, 2010
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F Cancellara
G Larsson (+0:30)
T Martin (+1:30)

My prediction? It won't even be close between the podium places. Cancellara to conserve his power second lap. Velits was overhyped, Martin to a degree also.
 
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