Lesser known Race Results

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Franco- Belge stage 3
21 year old Brit Adam Blythe gets his second stage win in the event.
Greiple will end up leading this guy out next year.

1 Adam Blythe (GBr) Omega Pharma-Lotto 3:37:30
2 Wouter Weylandt (Bel) Quick Step
3 Denis Galimzyanov (Rus) Team Katusha
4 Gert Steegmans (Bel) Team Radioshack
5 Jimmy Casper (Fra) Saur - Sojasun
6 Kenny Van Hummel (Ned) Skil - Shimano
7 Raymond Kreder (Ned) Garmin - Transitions
8 Sébastien Chavanel (Fra) Française Des Jeux
9 Kristof Goddaert (Bel) AG2R La Mondiale
10 Adrien Petit (Fra) Cofidis, le Credit en Ligne

I'll post the final GC tomorrow.

 

[DAOTEC]

Result

Jose Herrada (Caja Rural) wins el Cinturó de l´Empordá and Israel Pérez wins final stage 3 - EMPURIABRAVA-FIGUERES, 149,5 km

Stage 3:
1. PEREZ, Israel ESP EXTREMADURA-SPIUK 3:44:17
2. BELDA, Jose ESP GUEROLA-VAL.TERRA I a 09
3. BENITEZ, Javier ESP GUEROLA-VAL.TERRA I a 01:11
4. GARCIA, Vicente ESP SUPERMERCADOS FROIZ a 01:11
5. ZABALO, Xabier ESP ORBEA a 01:13
6. TERWEDUWE, Kenny BEL JONG VLAANDAREN a 01:13
7. SKUJINS, Toms LAT LA POMME-MARSEILLE a 01:13
8. CALLEEUW, Joeri BEL JONG VLAANDAREN a 01:13
12.DUEÑAS, Moises ESP SUPERMERCADOS FROIZ a 01:13
23. Paco MANCEBO, ESP HERAKLION-MURCIA a 01:20

Final GC:
1. HERRADA, Jose ESP CAJA RURAL 11:50:46
2. Moises DUEÑAS, ESP SUPERMERCADOS FROIZ a 20
3. GARCIA, Vicente ESP SUPERMERCADOS FROIZ a 27
4. SERRY, Pieter BEL JONG VLAANDAREN a 29
5. Paco MANCEBO, ESP HERAKLION-MURCIA a 36
6. PONT, Guillaume FRA TABLEWARE-GATSOULIS a 01:18
7. SKUJINS, Toms LAT LA POMME-MARSEILLE a 01:38
8. DOMAGALSKI, Karol POL ZYSA-CEYTA-CONOR WRC a 01:55
12.KNEPPERS, Paul NED CJAM-CKT-NOVATEC a 04:08
33.STEELS, Stijn BEL QIN-CYCLING TEAM a 14:17

All: [biciciclismo.com]

 

[DAOTEC]

BIG Result

Sparkassen Münsterland Giro (1.1) 2010

Just In !! Date: 03 oktober 2010 16:33


1. VAN LEIJEN, Joost VAC VANCASOLEIL pro Cycling
2. MÜLLER, Dirk TSP Team NUTRIXXION SPARKASSE
3. WAGNER, Robert SKS SKIL-Shimano
4. KROUPIS, Aidis PCO PALMANS-CRAS
5. BAUMANN, Eric APP NETAPP
6. REIMER, Martin CTT CERVELO Test Team
7. WEISSINGER, Rene VBG VORARLBERG CORRATEC
8. ARIESEN, Jochim CJP CYCLING TEAM JO PIELS
9. SINKELDAM, Ramon RB3 RABOBANK CONTINENTAL
10. KOPP, David TRS KUOTA - INDELAND
11. PIECHELE, Andrea CMO CARMIOORO-NGC
12. PEETERS, Kevin LAN LANDBOUWKREDIET
13. MARKUS, Barry RB3 RABOBANK CONTINENTAL
14. KREDER, Wesley RB3 RABOBANK CONTINENTAL
15. BOL, Jetse RB3 RABOBANK CONTINENTAL

 

[ak-zaaf]

Sparkassen Münsterland Giro (1.1) 2010

Just In !! Date: 03 oktober 2010 16:33


1. VAN LEIJEN, Joost VAC VANCASOLEIL pro Cycling
2. MÜLLER, Dirk TSP Team NUTRIXXION SPARKASSE
3. WAGNER, Robert SKS SKIL-Shimano
4. KROUPIS, Aidis PCO PALMANS-CRAS
5. BAUMANN, Eric APP NETAPP
6. REIMER, Martin CTT CERVELO Test Team
7. WEISSINGER, Rene VBG VORARLBERG CORRATEC
8. ARIESEN, Jochim CJP CYCLING TEAM JO PIELS
9. SINKELDAM, Ramon RB3 RABOBANK CONTINENTAL
10. KOPP, David TRS KUOTA - INDELAND
11. PIECHELE, Andrea CMO CARMIOORO-NGC
12. PEETERS, Kevin LAN LANDBOUWKREDIET
13. MARKUS, Barry RB3 RABOBANK CONTINENTAL
14. KREDER, Wesley RB3 RABOBANK CONTINENTAL
15. BOL, Jetse RB3 RABOBANK CONTINENTAL

Sprint a deux. 10 seconds ahead of the peloton. Nice win for him.

 

[DAOTEC]

Result - Pic 1 > "well have I ever seen a thing like this"

Ivan Basso wins XXI Criterium International de la Comunidad Valenciana 2010.
03/10/2010 15:07:08

Result:
1. Ivan Basso (Liquigas-Cannondale)
2. Antonio Cabello (Andalucía Caja Sur)
3. David López (Telefónica-Movistar-O2)

Website: [http://cdpodium.com/]

 

[craig1985]

Who is the Euskaltel rider?

 

[ak-zaaf]

If that's the finish line Basso didn't win?
Gotta love criteriums

 

[goggalor]

Ivan Basso wins XXI Criterium International de la Comunidad Valenciana 2010.

...

Haha, that's brilliant.

2 ms later Cabello hit the breaks... hard.

 

[DAOTEC]

Result + Report - Tour de Bintan Indonesia 15-17 Oct.

Singaporeans Adi Puttera and Serene Lee win S$10,000 Prize Purse of the inaugural Tour de Bintan.

Bintan, Sunday, October 17, 2010 — The wet weather halfway through the race did not stop Adi Puttera Bin Yusoff and Serene Lee in holding on to their day-one lead to finish first at the inaugural Tour de Bintan.
Following his first position finish in stage one yesterday, Adi of OCBC Bank Singapore Cycling team finished 7th in the second stage (74km) with a time of 1hrs 57mins 02secs, conserving his energy for the last stage. He concluded the day by sprinting to the finish line to win Stage 3 (38km} and emerge as the overall winner of the Tour De Bintan.

(Adi Putera Bin Yusoff (red) sprinting to the finish to win the Tour de Bintan.)

Talking about his win, Adi said: “I’m delighted, especially to win the overall Yellow Jersey and winning both stage 1 and 3. I’d like to thank my teammates for helping me to victory. The Tour de Bintan was well organised, and I will definitely be back next year!”

Serene Lee also put up a stellar performance today, taking home the King of the Mountain title for the second time. She pulled the peloton for almost the whole stage, taking the opportunity in stage 2 to test out team tactics before racing the last stretch in stage 3 to finish first overall with a time of 1hrs 8mins 3sec.

“I’m very pleased to win the overall title! After the heat yesterday, I welcomed the rain and cooler weather. There was less cramping and allowed me to generally enjoy my time at the Tour de Bintan,” said Serene.

Up to 500 participants signed up for the race, of whom 150 were Singaporeans.

The Tour de Bintan, with challenging routes over three gruelling stages, covers a total distance of 268km over two days. The tour format gives amateur cyclists a chance to select their race category based on cycling skills and experience rather than age group.

OVERALL RESULTS: CATEGORY ELITE – MEN
1. YUSOFF, ADI PUTERA BIN (OCBC BANK SINGAPORE CT) — 07:18:03
2. SWALLOW, NICHOLAS DALE (CYCLEWORX) — 07:18:19 [Gap — 00:00:16]
3. SIM, CALVIN TECK KWAN (OCBC BANK SINGAPORE CT) [Gap—00:00:18]

KING OF MOUNTAIN CLASSIFICATION — OVERALL
1ST LIM, TIMOTHY CHANG EE (OCBC BANK SINGAPORE CYCLING) [35 POINTS]

SPRINT ACE CLASSIFICATION — OVERALL
1ST HASHIM, JUNAIDI [30 POINTS]

CATEGORY ELITE – WOMEN
1. LEE, SER LING SERENE — 08:16:45
2. LIEW, CHRISTINA YS — 08:21:53 [GAP — 00:05:08]
3. ANG, COLLEEN (CYCLEWORX) — 08:25:03 [GAP — 00:08:18]

Website: http://www.tourdebintan.com/

 

[DAOTEC]

Result 'Exotic'

Para Marczynski (CCC) wins stage 1 in S-Korea (Goseong to Peace Dam)

Complete Top 15: TOUR de DMZ-Seoul 2010

1. MARCZYNSKI Tomasz CCC Polsat 04:50:35.00
2. JANG Kyung Gu Gapyeong County 00:00:02
3. GESCHKE Simon German National Team 00:01:36
4. CHOI Jong Gyun KCSC 00:01:36
5. MATYSIAK Bartosz CCC Polsat 00:01:36
6. Dirk Muller Team Nutrixxion Sparksse 00:02:37
7. HOLLENSTEIN Reto Vorarlberg-Corratec 00:02:37
8. BODNAR Lukasz CCC Polsat 00:02:37
9. BERTLING Matthias Team Kuota-Indeland 00:03:04
10. KIM Byeong Cheol Yangyang County 00:03:15
11. TOTSCHNIG Harald Tyrol Team 00:05:30
12. JANG Chan Jae KCSC 00:05:33
13. WESTMATTELMANN Daniel Team Kuota-Indeland 00:05:38

RaceReport I: [http://radsport-forum.Nutrixxion]

RaceReport II: [http://ccckol.polkowice.pl]

Facebook: [http://facebook.com/post]

CCC next year PCT Ohhllaaa

 

[Michele]

Tour of Hailu Lake

1. [AUS] KEMP David VAU 4h24'49"
2.[CHN]YANG Jing - 02"
3.[UKR] GRETCHYN Sergiy

 

[icefire]

Txurruka gets his first pro win

According to CN the Taiwan Cup was cancelled due to typhoon Megi

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/taiwan-cup-cancelled-due-to-typhoon-megi

However, it seems that the race was not cancelled but just changed its course. Fundacion Euskadi has in their web page the good news: Txurruka won a sprint in a group of three after climbing a 52 km long mountain pass with 3000 m elevation gain.

http://www.fundacioneuskadi.com/pag...r=1&ocultarp=1&Id=2237&cboanyo=2010&cbomes=10

 

[Libertine Seguros]

Best news I've heard all year and now my official favourite race of 2010.

 

[Moondance]

Amets actually won something....???

His appeal is now totally ruined.

 

[Libertine Seguros]

Amets actually won something....???

His appeal is now totally ruined.

Are you kidding? Have you seen his plan for next year? It involves building up to País Vasco, then chilling out a bit, building up to the Tour and the Vuelta. His aims are to get stages by getting in as many breaks as possible, and if possible getting stuck in a hopeless chasse-patate too.

 

[Moondance]

Are you kidding? Have you seen his plan for next year? It involves building up to País Vasco, then chilling out a bit, building up to the Tour and the Vuelta. His aims are to get stages by getting in as many breaks as possible, and if possible getting stuck in a hopeless chasse-patate too.

I know he'll still attack... That's not the point. The point is that he appealed (to me at least) because he was the little engine that, just, couldn't. He would work twice as hard as almost any other rider, but just could never get that victory. He was practically a cursed man. Like this year in Basque Country, he had the mountains jersey sewn up, after working his behind off the entire week... Noone could take it from him anymore. Except Amets desperately desired a meet 'n greet with the Basque tarmax that denied him.

Amets used to be the bulls-eye for the Cycling Gods. They were always dangling a win in front of him, only to snatch it away. And yet Amets always rode harder and more aggressively, but still never won. Now that he's actually won something he's destroyed the narrative I'd built up for him in my mind. And that he chooses to finally win something at the most irrelevant and insignificant race of the year. If he was going to finally win something it should've been a Tour or a Vuelta stage like his travails deserve... Not the friggin Taiwan Cup!

 

[The Hitch]

Amets used to be the bulls-eye for the Cycling Gods. They were always dangling a win in front of him, only to snatch it away. And yet Amets always rode harder and more aggressively, but still never won. Now that he's actually won something he's destroyed the narrative I'd built up for him in my mind. And that he chooses to finally win something at the most irrelevant and insignificant race of the year. If he was going to finally win something it should've been a Tour or a Vuelta stage like his travails deserve... Not the friggin Taiwan Cup!

Considering how extremely difficult this Taiwan Cup is said to have been, this is quite poetic. Despite all his trials and tribulations, he stands up, brushes adversity towards one side, and goes and wins in a freaking Typhoon up a mountain pass the height of Flanders, for the most insignificant race imaginable. This race will be off most peoples radar, but it will be the starting point for big things from Amets.

 

[Arnout]

Reportedly 55k of non stop climbing to 3700m. It was just a chillout parcours according to the organizers.

But hey, this race doesn't really count. He surely once won a criterium somewhere in the Basque Country as well.

 

[lucybears]

Tour of Marmara

Stage: 1 - 28 Oktober : Sile - Kefken, 102.00 km
1 KUCUKBAY Kemal
2 MUTLU Mert
3 KURKUT Adil
Stage: 2 - 29 Oktober : Kefken - Akçakoca, 126.00 km
Stage: 3 - 30 Oktober : Akçakoca - Adapazarý, 120.00 km
Stage: 4 - 31 Oktober : Adapazarý - Ýzmit, 174.00 km

 

[craig1985]

Stage two of the Powernet Tour of Southland in New Zealand.

1 Jeremy Yates (Share the Road) 1:59:45
2 Jack Bauer (Share the Road) 0:00:02
3 Hayden Roulston (Calder Stewart-BikeNZ National) 0:00:30
4 Floyd Landis (Orca Velo Merino) 0:00:36
5 Michael Olheiser (Jackson Plumbing-Plumbing World) 0:00:44
6 Matthew Marshall (The Southland Times-H&J's Outdoor World) 0:00:57
7 Daniel Barry (Benchmark Homes) 0:01:03
8 Gordon Mccauley (Share the Road) 0:01:19
9 Justin Kerr (Share the Road) 0:01:22
10 Sergio Hernandez (Jackson Plumbing-Plumbing World) 0:01:25

 

[M Sport]

Stage two of the Powernet Tour of Southland in New Zealand.

1 Jeremy Yates (Share the Road) 1:59:45
2 Jack Bauer (Share the Road) 0:00:02
3 Hayden Roulston (Calder Stewart-BikeNZ National) 0:00:30
4 Floyd Landis (Orca Velo Merino) 0:00:36
5 Michael Olheiser (Jackson Plumbing-Plumbing World) 0:00:44
6 Matthew Marshall (The Southland Times-H&J's Outdoor World) 0:00:57
7 Daniel Barry (Benchmark Homes) 0:01:03
8 Gordon Mccauley (Share the Road) 0:01:19
9 Justin Kerr (Share the Road) 0:01:22
10 Sergio Hernandez (Jackson Plumbing-Plumbing World) 0:01:25

Homegrown doper steals thunder from overseas doper?

 

[Anonymous]

Homegrown doper steals thunder from overseas doper?

Or just good to see floyd doing what he loves to do the most, race pushbikes. Well done NZ and Orca Velo Merino for giving him a chance.

 

[craig1985]

TBF Dim, this is a non-UCI race. Although Landis has still done a lot better then what I would have done anyway.

 

[DAOTEC]

Just ended

07/11/2010 - Amstel Curacao Race

1. Fränk Schleck (Team Letzebourg)
2. Alessandro Petacchi (LAMPRE-ISD)
3. Niki Terpstra (QUICK STEP)

It was a shortend due to the weather 1 hour race, Pictures later.

 

[DAOTEC]

07/11/2010 - Amstel Curacao Race

1. Fränk Schleck (Team Letzebourg)
2. Alessandro Petacchi (LAMPRE-ISD)
3. Niki Terpstra (QUICK STEP)

It was a shortend due to the weather 1 hour race, Pictures later.

YouTube: [http://youtube.com/watch-Amstel-C]

WebSite: www.amstelcuracaorace.com/
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