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Geelong World Championships 2010: U23 Men's Road Race 159.km

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Tuarts

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Start Time: 13:00 Local Time (Finish approx 17:15)

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Start List

1 Arnaud Demare (France)
2 Tony Gallopin (France)
3 Romain Hardy (France)
4 Johan Le Bon (France)
5 Jean-Lou Paiani (France)
6 Geoffrey Soupe (France)

7 Andi Bajc (Slovenia)
8 Blaz Furdi (Slovenia)
9 Blaz Jarc (Slovenia)
10 Marko Kump (Slovenia)
11 Luka Mezgec (Slovenia)
12 Jan Tratnik (Slovenia)

13 Tom Dumoulin (Netherlands)
14 Pim Ligthart (Netherlands)
15 Tom Jelte Slagter (Netherlands)
16 Boy Van Poppel (Netherlands)
17 Ronan Van Zandbeek (Netherlands)
18 Coen Vermeltfoort (Netherlands)

19 Julian David Arredondo Moreno (Colombia)
20 Eduard Alexander Beltran Suarez (Colombia)
21 Carlos Alberto Betancur Gomez (Colombia)
22 Javier Eduardo Gomez Pineda (Colombia)

23 Chris Butler (United States Of America)
24 Alex Howes (United States Of America)
25 Carter Jones (United States Of America)
26 Benjamin King (United States Of America)
27 Taylor Phinney (United States Of America)
28 Andrew Talansky (United States Of America)

29 John Degenkolb (Germany)
30 David Hesselbarth (Germany)
31 Michel Koch (Germany)
32 Maximilian May (Germany)
33 Philipp Ries (Germany)

34 Arkimedes Arguelyes Rodriges (Russian Federation)
35 Dmitriy Ignatyev (Russian Federation)
36 Viacheslav Kuznetsov (Russian Federation)
37 Nikita Novikov (Russian Federation)
38 Alexei Tsatevitch (Russian Federation)

39 Christopher Juul Jensen (Denmark)
40 Sebastian Lander (Denmark)
41 Rasmus Christian Quaade (Denmark)
42 Jimmi Sorensen (Denmark)

43 Domingos André Maciel Gonçalves (Portugal)
44 Nélson Oliveira (Portugal)
45 Marco Sérgio Dias Coelho (Portugal)
46 Fábio Silvestre (Portugal)

47 Laurens De Vreese (Belgium)
48 Yannick Eijssen (Belgium)
49 Arthur Van Overberghe (Belgium)
50 Julien Vermote (Belgium)
51 Jelle Wallays (Belgium)

52 Daniil Fominykh (Kazakhstan)
53 Vladislav Gorbunov (Kazakhstan)
54 Arman Kamyshev (Kazakhstan)

55 Rohan Dennis (Australia)
56 Luke Durbridge (Australia)
57 Benjamin King (Australia)
58 Joseph Lewis (Australia)
59 Michael Matthews (Australia)
60 Malcom Rudolph (Australia)

61 Stefano Agostini (Italy)
62 Enrico Battaglin (Italy)
63 Sonny Colbrelli (Italy)
64 Massimo Graziato (Italy)
65 Moreno Moser (Italy)

66 Kanstantsin Klimiankou (Belarus)
67 Andrei Krasilnikau (Belarus)
68 Siarhei Papok (Belarus)

69 Higinio Fernandez (Spain)
70 Jesus Herrada Lopez (Spain)
71 Mikel Landa Meana (Spain)
72 Juan Jose Lobato Del Valle (Spain)

73 Alex Dowsett (Great Britain)
74 Andrew Fenn (Great Britain)
75 Jonathan Mcevoy (Great Britain)
76 Luke Rowe (Great Britain)

77 David Boily (Canada)
78 Guillaume Boivin (Canada)
79 Hugo Houle (Canada)
80 Arnaud Papillon (Canada)

81 Martin Mahdar (Slovakia)

82 Michaël Baer (Switzerland)
83 Silvan Dillier (Switzerland)
84 Sébastien Reichenbach (Switzerland)

85 King Lok Cheung (Hong Kong, China)
86 Ki Ho Choi (Hong Kong, China)
87 Ho Ting Kwok (Hong Kong, China)
88 Ying Hon Yeung (Hong Kong, China)

89 Egidijus Juodvalkis (Lithuania)
90 Ramunas Navardauskas (Lithuania)
91 Evaldas Siskevicius (Lithuania)

92 Jovan Zekavica (Serbia)

93 Joel Zangerle (Luxembourg)

94 Daniel Teklehaymanot (Eritrea)

95 Yonathan Monsalve (Venezuela)

96 Piotr Gawronski (Poland)
97 Adrian Honkisz (Poland)
98 Sylwester Janiszewski (Poland)
99 Michal Kwiatkowski (Poland)
100 Rafal Majka (Poland)
101 Pawel Poljanski (Poland)

102 Recep Unalan (Turkey)

103 Vegard Robinson Bugge (Norway)
104 Daniel Egeland Jarstø (Norway)
105 Oystein Stake Laengen (Norway)
106 Vegard Stake Laengen (Norway)

107 Andreas Hofer (Austria)
108 Matthias Krizek (Austria)
109 Georg Preidler (Austria)
110 Daniel Schorn (Austria)

111 Sebastian Balck (Sweden)
112 Tobias Ludvigsson (Sweden)

113 Silver Schultz (Estonia)

114 Daniel Diaz (Argentina)
115 Enzo Moyano (Argentina)
116 Ariel Sivori (Argentina)

117 George Bennett (New Zealand)
118 Shem Rodger (New Zealand)
119 Michael Vink (New Zealand)

120 Yoshimitsu Hiratsuka (Japan)
121 Ryohei Komori (Japan)
122 Kohei Uchima (Japan)
 
Tuarts

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Figuired as people were busy discussing some minor issue I'd start this thread.

My tip is one of the locals, Michael Matthews. He's in some strong form like his team-mate Luke Durbridge. Go Aussies! :D

Marko Kump from Adria Mobil is a possible candidate for the victory too as well as whoever the Italians decided to choose as leader.
 
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Betancourt is my tip. Him or Beltran. Those climbs will end up being decisive and Betancourt has the ability to outclimb everyone.

The French will look to Gallopin and Hardy.

Matthews deserves favouritism - he's one of, if not the best under 23 cyclist in the World.

1. Carlos Betancourt
2. Michael Matthews
3. John Degenkolb
4. Marko Kump
5. Michael Kwiatowski
 
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ak-zaaf said:
Idd, I have a 'dentist appointment' tomorrow morning :D
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Dekker_Tifosi said:
Hehe, I made up a solid excuse as well (fysiotherapy).
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Then I guess your employers will be expecting a medical certificate from you!:rolleyes:;)

Probably Australia's best chance of a gold medal today. We need at least one at these worlds so we can level with the brits. Though the brits seem likely to at least place in the women's road race.
 
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Gonna tip a local and go Matthews. Phinney looked explosive the other day if he is feeling good he could explode from the pack towards the finish
 
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So if the race starts at 13.00 Local time, i make that 4 am GMT. And if it lasts 4 hours + thats 8am gmt finish.

So i could wake up at 6 and watch it.

Edit - Its not being shown on British TV.
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they are showing it in eurosport at like 8am. ive set the sky+ and will watch it with breakfast
 
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FYI if your listening to ONE HD's coverage, Greg Rust has no idea about anything involving cycling so just ignore him.

He is just one of those guys that gets thrown in to comment on all things sport (F1, Moto GP, V8's, Cycling).
 
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davis_123 said:
FYI if your listening to ONE HD's coverage, Greg Rust has no idea about anything involving cycling so just ignore him.

He is just one of those guys that gets thrown in to comment on all things sport (F1, Moto GP, V8's, Cycling).
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Is there an audio link?
 
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