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South American race thread

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Those profiles are a bit weird or wrong (look at the tags for sprints or PMs, especially regarding distances).
Stage 2 has 7Km@5.3% 10Km from the finish.
Stage 5 has the hardest incline: 6.3Km@8.4% (last 3Km@9.5%)
In stage 6 the finish is uphill on cobbles.
Stage 7 is long but divided in 2: 7.5Km@5.7% then 4 Km downhill and the second part is 7.4Km@4.4%.

I don't see why EPM cannot sweep the prizes in this race. Infantino and Sevilla can TT very well. Only Androni can rival them (and the other Colombians in the race: 4-72 and Sanchez/Tamayo with Funvic).

According to the website, stages will start very early local time (always at 7AM), so depending on the distance the arrivals, arrival time will vary.
 
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Volta Ciclistica Sao Paulo Stage 1: Barueri-Sorocaba 102.9 Kms

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Stage Results

1. Flavio Cardoso Funvic Brasilinvest 2:13:42
2. Alex Diniz Funvic Brasilinvest
3. Willian Chiarello Sao Lucas-Giant-Bontrager-Americana
4. Sebastian Tamayo Funvic Brasilinvest
5. Magno Prado Nazaret Funvic Brasilinvest
6. Omar Bertazzo Androni Giocattoli :50
7. Evgeny Kovalev Russia
8. Alexander Serov Russia
9. Francisco Chamorro Funvic Brasilinvest
10. Artur Ershov Russia

GC After Stage 1

1. Flavio Cardoso Funvic Brasilinvest 2:13:29
2. Alex Diniz Funvic Brasilinvest :02
3. Willian Chiarello Sao Lucas-Giant-Bontrager-Americana :08
4. Magno Prado Nazaret Funvic Brasilinvest :11
5. Sebastian Tamayo Funvic Brasilinvest :12
6. Yean Rodriguez 4-72 Colombia 1:02
7. Omar Bertazzo Androni Giocattoli 1:03
8. Evgeny Kovalev Russia
9. Alexander Serov Russia
10. Francisco Chamorro Funvic Brasilinvest
 
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this is what I expected., the brazilians are incredible in flat and funvic are one of the best teams in america, especially in flat, sprint and itt. epm will have a hard time. already gc guyz like diniz, prado and cardoso have a minute gap.
 
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Stage 2

1. Juan Sebastián Tamayo (Funvic) 3:18:41
2. Óscar Sevilla (Epm-Une) m.t.
3. Alex Diniz (Funvic) m.t.
4. Diego Ochoa (4-72 Colombia) m.t.
5. Patrick Facchini (Androni-Venezuela) m.t.
 
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average of the first stage btw over 46 km/h impressive considering the group of 5 took of in the beginning of the stage and they pulled it off. calderon from 4-72 was also in that group but got dropped
 
Ryo Hazuki said:
average of the first stage btw over 46 km/h impressive considering the group of 5 took of in the beginning of the stage and they pulled it off. calderon from 4-72 was also in that group but got dropped

It was Yean Rodríguez (4-72) and he got a flat tire 2Km from the finish. That's why he appeared 6th in GC.
Still I don't understand why other teams like EPM-UNE, Androni, Russia or OFM didn't capture them (I'm dismissing the other Brazilian teams and Start-Trigon)
 
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because they couldn't catch them. hence the average and all the riders who got dropped or even rode outside time limit

and also according to official backnumbers by the race it was edson calderon who was in that group. weird.
 
right now, the itt is happening

tour do brasil might win the race as the epico-surrealismo-mas fantastico race of the year


the gc after yesterday:
1. juan sebastian tamayo-funvic
2. alex diniz-funvic +0;06
3. magno prado-funvic +0;06

4. willian chiarello-sao lucas +0;27
5. oscar sevilla-epm +0;56
6. joao gaspar-ironage +1;20
7. oscar sanchez-funvic +1;45
8. flavio cardoso-funvic +2;42



normally, magno prado should destroy the clock today and alex diniz to fly tomorrow on that mountain


funvic a tope!

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jens_attacks said:
right now, the itt is happening

tour do brasil might win the race as the epico-surrealismo-mas fantastico race of the year


the gc after yesterday:
1. juan sebastian tamayo-funvic
2. alex diniz-funvic +0;06
3. magno prado-funvic +0;06

4. willian chiarello-sao lucas +0;27
5. oscar sevilla-epm +0;56
6. joao gaspar-ironage +1;20
7. oscar sanchez-funvic +1;45
8. flavio cardoso-funvic +2;42



normally, magno prado should destroy the clock today and alex diniz to fly tomorrow on that mountain


funvic a tope!

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flavio cardoso is also an itt monster but I wonder about his form
 
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jens_attacks said:
what on earth is doing van hummel here?any idea?

I think savio will only let him race in latin america to try and win sporints there. lol serious. van hummel is screwed. savio always uses riders that can only sprint for that, like donadello and loddo before. after that they will retire :eek:
 
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jens_attacks said:
gustavo veloso feeling the south american brutal power. 2 min 15 sec back

luis carlos tavares, itt champ of brasil, delivers a scary speed on the hilly course, more than 47 kmph, differences already very big
magno prado should go below 32 minutes

cristian rosa just improved his time by 2 seconds