Lesser Known Race Results 2020

[Dekker_Tifosi]

Groenewegen wins Veenendaal in front of Wippert and Enger if anyone cares

 

[Alexandre B.]

Third win in a row for Démare.

Pictures of his victories are rather depressing, he’s far ahead of the competition.

 

[Alexandre B.]

Démare wins the TT.

1 DEMARE Arnaud Groupama-FDJ 29'08"
2 CHAVANEL Sylvain Direct Energie 29'15"
3 PAILLOT Yoann St Michel-Auber 93 29'21"
4 HOULE Hugo Astana Pro Team 29'41"
5 GOGL Michael Trek-Segafredo 29'52"
6 CABOT Jérémy Roubaix Lille Métropole 29'53"
7 LIZDE Seid Androni Giocattoli-Sidermec 30'08"
8 ANTOMARCHI Julien Roubaix Lille Métropole 30'09"
9 BAGDONAS Gediminas AG2R La Mondiale 30'09"
10 BOUET Maxime Team Fortuneo-Samsic 30'18"

If he wins tomorrow, it will be a full sweep.

 

[Bye Bye Bicycle]

That would be the first time since 2006: http://www.cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/tour.asp?tourid=360

 

[SHAD0W93]

Demare is straight demolishing the not so good competition.

 

[Scarponi]

Re: Lesser Known Race Results 2018

Demare is an expensive French Cup rider

 

[gunara]

Not a categorized pro-race but two pros won gold and silver anyway, Lutsenko beats Beppu in a 4-man sprint at the Asian Games men's road race in Indonesia, Beppu had Nakane in the final group while there were also two Thai guys, Lutsenko was the one who made the decisive move on the last ramp 5 km to the finish, dropping everyone but the four, then Nakane practically towed the group by himself to the final sprint from there, he's the only one from the five who didn't contest the sprint. The sprint was pretty close, for a second Beppu thought he won it.

 

[Alexandre B.]

Re: Lesser Known Race Results 2018

Demare is an expensive French Cup rider

Who happens to win in every WT stage race he enters.

 

[gunara]

Re:

Not a categorized pro-race but two pros won gold and silver anyway, Lutsenko beats Beppu in a 4-man sprint at the Asian Games men's road race in Indonesia, Beppu had Nakane in the final group while there were also two Thai guys, Lutsenko was the one who made the decisive move on the last ramp 5 km to the finish, dropping everyone but the four, then Nakane practically towed the group by himself to the final sprint from there, he's the only one from the five who didn't contest the sprint. The sprint was pretty close, for a second Beppu thought he won it.

Lutsenko won his second gold for Kazakhstan, winning the 43-km TT quite easily. Khalmuratov (UZB, currently with RTS) finished 1'33" behind, 9 seconds faster than road race silver medalist, Beppu.

 

[markene2]

Re: Re:

Not a categorized pro-race but two pros won gold and silver anyway, Lutsenko beats Beppu in a 4-man sprint at the Asian Games men's road race in Indonesia, Beppu had Nakane in the final group while there were also two Thai guys, Lutsenko was the one who made the decisive move on the last ramp 5 km to the finish, dropping everyone but the four, then Nakane practically towed the group by himself to the final sprint from there, he's the only one from the five who didn't contest the sprint. The sprint was pretty close, for a second Beppu thought he won it.

Lutsenko won his second gold for Kazakhstan, winning the 43-km TT quite easily. Khalmuratov (UZB, currently with RTS) finished 1'33" behind, 9 seconds faster than road race silver medalist, Beppu.

Wins gold in both the RR and TT pretty nice, he has had a good season this year

 

[Alexandre B.]

Arnaud Démare wins everything in the Tour du Poitou-Charente.

 

[RedheadDane]

Am I hallucinating? Coz I sure just thought I spotted Greipel in the GWRR...

 

[Scarponi]

This remembrance
Race with the cobbles is fun to watch

 

[Scarponi]

Jacobson dropped

 

[RedheadDane]

However, Jakobsen is in the large-ish chase group.
Not much of a chance of anyone in that group winning, though, unless Lampaert can close.

 

[Scarponi]

Re:

However, Jakobsen is in the large-ish chase group.
Not much of a chance of anyone in that group winning, though, unless Lampaert can close.

Estonian national champion wins.

 

[glassmoon]

Raim takes it.
Is this race a one time event (100y since ww1)?

 

[Breh]

Nope, it's here to stay.

 

[Nirvana]

Re:

Not a categorized pro-race but two pros won gold and silver anyway, Lutsenko beats Beppu in a 4-man sprint at the Asian Games men's road race in Indonesia, Beppu had Nakane in the final group while there were also two Thai guys, Lutsenko was the one who made the decisive move on the last ramp 5 km to the finish, dropping everyone but the four, then Nakane practically towed the group by himself to the final sprint from there, he's the only one from the five who didn't contest the sprint. The sprint was pretty close, for a second Beppu thought he won it.

Actually Asian Games are part of the UCI calendar.

 

[glassmoon]

Re:

Nope, it's here to stay.

Great.

 

[gunara]

Re: Re:

Not a categorized pro-race but two pros won gold and silver anyway, Lutsenko beats Beppu in a 4-man sprint at the Asian Games men's road race in Indonesia, Beppu had Nakane in the final group while there were also two Thai guys, Lutsenko was the one who made the decisive move on the last ramp 5 km to the finish, dropping everyone but the four, then Nakane practically towed the group by himself to the final sprint from there, he's the only one from the five who didn't contest the sprint. The sprint was pretty close, for a second Beppu thought he won it.

Actually Asian Games are part of the UCI calendar.

Thanks. To be honest, when a one-day race is neither 1.x, NC, nor WC, I don't know how it is categorized by the UCI

 

[Nirvana]

Re: Re:

Not a categorized pro-race but two pros won gold and silver anyway, Lutsenko beats Beppu in a 4-man sprint at the Asian Games men's road race in Indonesia, Beppu had Nakane in the final group while there were also two Thai guys, Lutsenko was the one who made the decisive move on the last ramp 5 km to the finish, dropping everyone but the four, then Nakane practically towed the group by himself to the final sprint from there, he's the only one from the five who didn't contest the sprint. The sprint was pretty close, for a second Beppu thought he won it.

Actually Asian Games are part of the UCI calendar.

Thanks. To be honest, when a one-day race is neither 1.x, NC, nor WC, I don't know how it is categorized by the UCI

The category for continental games is JC.
There is also JR for regional games (i.e. Mediterranean or Caribbean games).

 

[Alexandre B.]

Excellent racing in Plouay.

Wellens attacks with 70km to go.

 

[Baldinger]

Re: Lesser Known Race Results 2018

Wind, rain and gravel. Perfect.

 

[Alexandre B.]

Naesen, Wellens and Valgren dropped Matthews, Stybar, Le Gac and Guerreiro.