Lesser known races results 2013

[Dekker_Tifosi]

ahaha Rebellin. Finally wins a sprint but this time there's a man ahead.

Boom attacked on the final climb and won easily. So well, he was outclassed

 

[roundabout]

time for Rebellin to retire.

can't even beat Boom in an uphill finish

 

[theyoungest]

Boom attacked on the final climb and won easily. So well, he was outclassed

You were there? Hard to say from the few tweets we got.

 

[Dekker_Tifosi]

You were there? Hard to say from the few tweets we got.

friend of mine is there, he says boom attacked, but i'll ask again to be sure

 

[Ferminal]

Boom attacked on the final climb and won easily. So well, he was outclassed

Ah ok, thought he had a gap before.

 

[theyoungest]

 

[Dekker_Tifosi]

Ah ok, thought he had a gap before.

Yeah as in, earlier in the climb, but still in the last km. So yeah, you know you got to go with the favorite attacks there.

 

[Ferminal]

Yeah as in, earlier in the climb, but still in the last km. So yeah, you know you got to go with the favorite attacks there.

No, as in, a gap before the climb began, as in, he attacked on a downhill or flat, and was not chased down, and survived, the final climb, and won. But, as I explained, it was my mistake, so yeah.

 

[Miburo]

Blanco is in the winning mood, is boom gonna ride the tour? hope not nothing he can do there except TTT i guess but not worth it.

 

[theyoungest]

Blanco is in the winning mood, is boom gonna ride the tour? hope not nothing he can do there except TTT i guess but not worth it.

The other option is the Tour of Poland, so he might as well ride the TDF.

 

[Pentacycle]

The other option is the Tour of Poland, so he might as well ride the TDF.

He's a good rider to guard Bauke in the first week.

 

[Flamin]

Tour des Pays Savoie (2.2), stage 3:

1 Mirco Saggiorato (EKZ Racing Team) les 166,5 km en 4h41'15'' (moy. 35,52 km/h)
2 Richard Caparaz (Team RPM Ecuador) à 01'33"
3 Moises Dueñas (Burgos BH Castillon Y Leon) à 01'39"
4 Louis Vervaeke (Lotto Belisol u23) à 01'48"
5 Clément Chevrier (Chambéry CF) à 01'51"
6 Dominik Fuchs (EKZ Racing Team) à 01'57"
7 Yoann Barbas (E.C. Armée de Terre) à 02'07"
8 Pierre Roger Latour (Chambéry CF) à 02'10"
9 Andreï Krasilnikau (A.V.C. Aix en Provence) à 02'18"
10 Anthony Soares (CR4C Roanne) à 03'01"

Second stage win for Saggiorato, again from a breakaway, although he only lost little more than 30" on the 10k final climb to the main contenders.

Yoann Barbas the new maillot jaune.

 

[Wigwan]

https://twitter.com/TOURDEBEAUCE/sta...215040/photo/1

Marc de Maar wins the 5th stage of the Tour de Beauce (12 laps in Québec city) in front of Bontrager.

Meier goes up on GC but Mancebo keeps yellow.

AND

Veilleux leader of les Boucles de Mayennes. Great day for Canada cycling!!

 

[Gugashwill]

To hometown in Yellow.

 

[Dekker_Tifosi]

Blanco is in the winning mood, is boom gonna ride the tour? hope not nothing he can do there except TTT i guess but not worth it.

Boom wants to go to the Tour. I think they will select him in this form

 

[Waterloo Sunrise]

Breaks wins final stage at Ster; no change in overall.

Beaten by Kittel & Greipel, and a break wins an obvious sprint stage makes it a clean sweep for Cavendish in the 'total **** / ideal setup to make other teams chase in the Tour' stakes depending on how you view it.

 

[wirral]

Breaks wins final stage at Ster; no change in overall.

Beaten by Kittel & Greipel, and a break wins an obvious sprint stage makes it a clean sweep for Cavendish in the 'total **** / ideal setup to make other teams chase in the Tour' stakes depending on how you view it.

British championship then Tour? Is that right? Is that his schedule?

p.s. OPQS take the team classification, no?

 

[Flamin]

Tour des Pays Savoie (2.2):

Chevrier brings home the final stage to La Toussuire.

Final GC:
1 BARBAS Yoann (E.C. Armée de Terre) en 15h48'03''
2 CHEVRIER Clément (Chambéry C.F.) à 38"
3 DUENAS NEVADO Moises (Burgos BH Castillon Y Leon) à 01'23"
4 VERVAEKE Louis (Lotto Belisol u23) à 03'24"
5 DEL PINO CORROCHANO Jésus (Burgos BH Castillon Y Leon) à 04'34"
6 DULIN Alexis (C.C. Etupes Le Doubs) à 04'46"
7 SAGGIORATO Mirco (EKZ Racing Team) à 08'01"
8 LATOUR Pierre Roger (Chambéry C.F.) à 08'10"
9 CAPARAZ Richard (Team RPM Ecuador) à 09'39"
10 KRASILNIKAU Andreï (A.V.C. Aix en Provence) à 10'09"

The next Ecuadorian big thing Caparaz lost 9 minutes today and dropped from 2 to 9.

 

[Dazed and Confused]

British championship then Tour? Is that right? Is that his schedule?

p.s. OPQS take the team classification, no?[/QUOTE]

well, everything is just fine then....

Ster ZLM Tour team classification. Does such a thing even exist?

 

[Maaaaaaaarten]

Stef Clement in super giro form almost gets top 10 in a mountainous Dauphine just behind Contador and Samu, because he was in the Froome, Vaverde group in a MTF.

Thomas Dekker in super giro form gets 8th in ster ZLM tour just behind Sieberg and Kittel, because he was in the Greipel, Cavendish group in an Ardennes stage.

Who would've thought that a few years ago?

 

[Dazed and Confused]

Stef Clement in super giro form almost gets top 10 in a mountainous Dauphine just behind Contador and Samu, because he was in the Froome, Vaverde group in a MTF.

Thomas Dekker in super giro form gets 8th in ster ZLM tour just behind Sieberg and Kittel, because he was in the Greipel, Cavendish group in an Ardennes stage.

Who would've thought that a few years ago?

lol, very nice.

 

[Dekker_Tifosi]

Then again, some development is very logical.

Where Gesink and Dekker failed, Mollema did win the Tour l'Avenir. And right now is looking to be the best of the 3... although he still has to catch up on top 10 GT finishes against Gesink

 

[Dazed and Confused]

Tour de Beauce (2.2), Six stages around Canada (or parts of it)

Final GC:

USA 1 BROWN, Nathan (BONTRAGER) 0
IRL 2 DEIGNAN, Philip (UNITEDHEALTHCARE)
CAN 3 MEIER, Christian (CANADIAN NATIONAL)
ESP 4 MANCEBO PEREZ, Francisco (5 HOUR ENERGY)
USA 5 COOKE, Matthew (CENTURY ROAD CLUB)
AUS 6 DAY, Benjamin (UNITEDHEALTHCARE)
USA 7 EUSER, Lucas (UNITEDHEALTHCARE)
CAN 8 WOODS, Michael (GARNEAU-QUEBECOR)
USA 9 CARLSEN, Kirk (H&R BLOCK)
USA 10 BUTLER, Chris (CHAMPION SYSTEM)

On the last stage (Circuits):

several GC contenders managed to get away from race leader, Mancebo, effectively pushing Brown up to first place on the podium.

Stage winner:

was pretty happy with Brown a bit further back in that picture.

Note: another Irish was defeated today, but not by much.

 

[Afrank]

Indeed, great to see Brown win the overall.

 

[theyoungest]

Then again, some development is very logical.

Where Gesink and Dekker failed, Mollema did win the Tour l'Avenir. And right now is looking to be the best of the 3... although he still has to catch up on top 10 GT finishes against Gesink

You forgot Lars Boom, who is currently a better GC rider than Dekker

I'm really starting to believe that this is Dekker at maximum capacity. Just a mediocre rider.