Lesser Known Race Results 2016

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Jul 16, 2010
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PremierAndrew said:
hrotha said:
If the judges are harsher on him than on other sprinters, he brought it on himself.

Two (or more in Bouhanni's case) wrongs don't make a right

There's been a few times where he should have been DQ'd but for some reason wasn't. This was one where he shouldnt have been DQ'd

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-ePxMkW3jo

Indeed, if that was Bouhanni they'd have disqualified him.

Rules should be equal for everyone. Sprints are becoming more meaningless by the day.
 
Jun 24, 2013
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It wasn't even Raynne that is fighting it's Laporte. Bouhanni actually steps in to calm it down.

But everyone writes that 'now the other Bouhanni is fighting' :eek: :eek:
 
Dec 27, 2015
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Billie said:
It wasn't even Raynne that is fighting it's Laporte. Bouhanni actually steps in to calm it down.

But everyone writes that 'now the other Bouhanni is fighting' :eek: :eek:
Cofidis sprinters sure have a temper
 
May 5, 2010
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Billie said:
It wasn't even Raynne that is fighting it's Laporte. Bouhanni actually steps in to calm it down.

But everyone writes that 'now the other Bouhanni is fighting' :eek: :eek:

According to the article on the CN homepage it was R. Bouhanni fighting, and Laporte stepping in.
But the other way round would make more sense, since it was Laporte getting punished. Or, well, it would make the punishment make more sense.
 
Jun 24, 2013
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RedheadDane said:
Billie said:
It wasn't even Raynne that is fighting it's Laporte. Bouhanni actually steps in to calm it down.

But everyone writes that 'now the other Bouhanni is fighting' :eek: :eek:

According to the article on the CN homepage it was R. Bouhanni fighting, and Laporte stepping in.
But the other way round would make more sense, since it was Laporte getting punished. Or, well, it would make the punishment make more sense.

every article i've read says it was Bouhanni fighting and they're all wrong.
 
Aug 24, 2016
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Billie said:
RedheadDane said:
Billie said:
It wasn't even Raynne that is fighting it's Laporte. Bouhanni actually steps in to calm it down.

But everyone writes that 'now the other Bouhanni is fighting' :eek: :eek:

According to the article on the CN homepage it was R. Bouhanni fighting, and Laporte stepping in.
But the other way round would make more sense, since it was Laporte getting punished. Or, well, it would make the punishment make more sense.

every article i've read says it was Bouhanni fighting and they're all wrong.

It was Bouhanni and you're wrong. It is Laporte who is stepping in. You can see his number in the video - http://i.imgur.com/3hv39Ns.jpg
 
Jun 24, 2013
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looking around you might be right. Was using a french startlist which had rayanne as nr 78 but seems like that is van stayen
 
Feb 10, 2015
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Sylvain Chavanel wins stage 4 of Tour du Poitou-Charentes (time trial).

2°) Wilco Kelderman at 30"
3°) Nelson Oliveira s.t
 
Mar 13, 2015
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Alexandre B. said:
Sylvain Chavanel wins stage 4 of Tour du Poitou-Charentes (time trial).

2°) Wilco Kelderman at 30"
3°) Nelson Oliveira s.t

And thus the overall - for a record-extending fourth time!

Bouhanni won Stage 3 earlier today.
 
Mar 13, 2015
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Maris Bogdanovics (Rietumu-Delfin) wins the Baltic Chain Tour, Chris Opie (ONE Pro Cycling) wins the Ronde van Midden Nederland.
 
Nov 1, 2015
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GenericBoonenFan said:
Van Aert wins the schaal sels ahead of Dupont and Sels


Was a pretty hard edition once again, 34 km cobbles and 33 km offroad, as evidenced by Van Aert winning. Dupont and Planckaert have had the most amazing season, and with Planckaert moving up I wonder if Dupont will also move soon. They could both be really useful in the cobbled classics. Also, great ride by Steels!

Edit: I just saw that only 48 riders finished :D
 
Dec 27, 2015
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BalearicBeats said:
GenericBoonenFan said:
Van Aert wins the schaal sels ahead of Dupont and Sels


Was a pretty hard edition once again, 34 km cobbles and 33 km offroad, as evidenced by Van Aert winning. Dupont and Planckaert have had the most amazing season, and with Planckaert moving up I wonder if Dupont will also move soon. They could both be really useful in the cobbled classics. Also, great ride by Steels!

Edit: I just saw that only 48 riders finished :D
Duponts team (Verandes Willems) is actually looking to step up a level and I tought he recieved an offer from Marseille-KTM or am I wrong?