Location: Formerly Hen Wlad fy Nhadau, now, Oliva, Valencia, Spain
Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2012 3:43 pm Post subject: FP's for Amstel Gold, Sunday 15th April
Please post your FP's for Amstel Gold Race on this thread. Sunday 15th April, starts 10.21CET
Map of stage
Finish profile
Start list (via Cyclingfever)
BMC RACING TEAM
1 GILBERT Philippe Belgium
2 CUMMINGS Steven United Kingdom
3 EVANS Cadel Australia
4 BURGHARDT Marcus Germany
5 LODEWYCK Klaas Belgium
6 MOINARD Amaël France
7 SANTAMBROGIO Mauro Italy
8 VAN AVERMAET Greg Belgium
AG2R LA MONDIALE
11 BARDET Romain France
12 BÉRARD Julien France
13 CHEREL Mickaël France
14 ELMIGER Martin Switzerland
15 GASTAUER Ben Luxembourg
16 HOUANARD Steve France
17 NOCENTINI Rinaldo Italy
18 RIBLON Christophe France
ASTANA PRO TEAM
21 BOZIC Borut Slovenia
22 FOFONOV Dmitriy Kazahkstan
23 GASPAROTTO Enrico Italy
24 GAVAZZI Francesco Italy
25 IGLINSKIY Maxim Kazahkstan
26 KANGERT Tanel Estonia
27 PETROV Evgeni Russia
28 PONZI Simone Italy
EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI
31 AZANZA SOTO Jorge Spain
32 BILBAO Pello Spain
33 GARCIA AMBROA Ricardo Spain
34 IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI Gorka Spain
35 MARTINEZ DE ESTEBAN Egoi Spain
36 PEREZ MORENO Ruben Spain
37 SANCHEZ GONZALEZ Samuel Spain
38 SICARD Romain France
EQUIPE CYCLISTE FDJ-BIGMAT
41 BONNET William France
42 CHAINEL Steve France
43 GERARD Arnaud France
44 PINEAU Cedric France
45 ROUX Anthony France
46 VAUGRENARD Benoît France
47 VEIKKANEN Jussi Finland
48 VICHOT Arthur France
GARMIN - BARRACUDA
51 DEKKER Thomas Netherlands
52 HAAS Nathan Australia
53 HESJEDAL Ryder Canada
54 KREDER Michel Netherlands
55 MARTIN Daniel Ireland
56 VAN SUMMEREN Johan Belgium
57 VANMARCKE Sep Belgium
58 WEGMANN Fabian Germany
GREENEDGE CYCLING TEAM
61 ALBASINI Michael Switzerland
62 CLARKE Simon Australia
63 GERRANS Simon Australia
64 IMPEY Daryl South Africa
66 MOURIS Jens Netherlands
67 SULZBERGER Wesley Australia
68 WILSON Matthew Australia
KATUSHA TEAM
71 CARUSO Giampaolo Italy
72 FLORENCIO CABRE Xavier Spain
73 FREIRE GOMEZ Oscar Spain
74 LOSADA ALGUACIL Alberto Spain
75 MORENO FERNANDEZ Daniel Spain
76 PAOLINI Luca Italy
77 RODRIGUEZ OLIVER Joaquin Spain
78 SPILAK Simon Slovenia
101 BILLE Gaetan Belgium
102 BULGAC Brian Netherlands
103 DE GREEF Francis Belgium
104 MEERSMAN Gianni Belgium
105 VAN DE WALLE Jurgen Belgium
106 VAN DEN BROECK Jurgen Belgium
107 VANENDERT Dennis Belgium
108 VANENDERT Jelle Belgium
MOVISTAR TEAM
111 ERVITI Imanol Spain
112 FARIA DA COSTA Rui Alberto Portugal
113 KIRYIENKA Vasil Belarus
114 KONOVALOVAS Ignatas Lithuania
115 PLAZA MOLINA Ruben Spain
116 ROJAS GIL Jose Joaquin Spain
117 VALVERDE BELMONTE Alejandro Spain
118 VISCONTI Giovanni Italy
OMEGA PHARMA - QUICKSTEP CYCLING TEAM
121 BOONEN Tom Belgium
122 CHAVANEL Sylvain France
123 DEVENYNS Dries Belgium
124 DE WEERT Kevin Belgium
125 PINEAU Jérôme France
126 TERPSTRA Niki Netherlands
127 VANDEWALLE Kristof Belgium
128 VELITS Peter Slovakia
RABOBANK CYCLING TEAM
132 BOOM Lars Netherlands
133 BRESCHEL Matti Denmark
134 GESINK Robert Netherlands
135 KRUIJSWIJK Steven Netherlands
136 MARTENS Paul Germany
137 MOLLEMA Bauke Netherlands
138 TANKINK Bram Netherlands
RADIOSHACK - NISSAN
141 BAKELANTS Jan Belgium
142 DIDIER Laurent Luxembourg
143 HERMANS Ben Belgium
144 HORNER Christopher United States
145 MONFORT Maxime Belgium
146 POSTHUMA Joost Netherlands
147 SCHLECK Andy Luxembourg
148 SCHLECK Frank Luxembourg
SKY PROCYCLING
152 BOASSON HAGEN Edvald Norway
153 HAYMAN Mathew Australia
154 HENAO MONTOYA Sergio Colombia
155 LÖFKVIST Thomas Sweden
156 NORDHAUG Lars Petter Norway
157 PUCCIO Salvatore Italy
158 ZANDIO ECHAIDE Xabier Spain
TEAM SAXO BANK
161 CHRISTENSEN Mads Denmark
162 KROON Karsten Netherlands
163 MAJKA Rafael Poland
164 NUYENS Nick Belgium
165 PIRES Bruno Portugal
166 SØRENSEN Nicki Denmark
167 SØRENSEN Chris Anker Denmark
168 TANNER David Australia
211 DE KORT Koen Netherlands
212 DOI Yukihiro Japan
213 DUMOULIN Tom Netherlands
214 FROHLINGER Johannes Germany
215 GESCHKE Simon Germany
216 HUGUET Yann France
217 SPRICK Matthieu France
218 TIMMER Albert Netherlands
TEAM EUROPCAR
221 BERNAUDEAU Giovanni France
222 JEROME Vincent France
223 MALACARNE Davide Italy
224 REZA Kevin France
225 THURAU Bjorn Germany
226 TULIK Angelo France
227 TURGOT Sébastien France
228 VOECKLER Thomas France
I will try the all-new, reformed Dekker please _________________ “All this panache business – they can kiss my arse, these people. Who’s got panache? These people that go on stupid pointless attacks? I don’t like panache.“ - Cath Wiggins
But after serious thought, deep reflection and consideration for others, I will go for EBH. _________________ Politics and Cycling in the South of France http://thomasvasil.wordpress.com/
It is, of course, only a matter of time before FF doesn't pick him and someone else does and gets the inevitable result...
You all can mock and poke fun, but one day I will (OK, might) have my glory. Because even if someone else picks him and he wins, I will take a certain quiet satisfaction from it. Anyway, I don't win enough points for it to even make a difference. I bet Slapshot got more points in Paris Nice than I will get all season … unless EBH comes through.
On the other hand I could have a wonderful two or three year period of backing a "not quite there" rider, which will build my character. Although Sagan is riding too, and he, well he is almost certain to overshadow EBH now, although if EBH can climb … I might change to Taylor Phinney later this year anyway. I want to support riders who give interviews in English or French. _________________ Politics and Cycling in the South of France http://thomasvasil.wordpress.com/
It is, of course, only a matter of time before FF doesn't pick him and someone else does and gets the inevitable result...
You all can mock and poke fun, but one day I will (OK, might) have my glory. Because even if someone else picks him and he wins, I will take a certain quiet satisfaction from it. Anyway, I don't win enough points for it to even make a difference. I bet Slapshot got more points in Paris Nice than I will get all season … unless EBH comes through.
On the other hand I could have a wonderful two or three year period of backing a "not quite there" rider, which will build my character. Although Sagan is riding too, and he, well he is almost certain to overshadow EBH now, although if EBH can climb … I might change to Taylor Phinney later this year anyway. I want to support riders who give interviews in English or French.
You have seen Taylor's tweets? Not sure they quite qualify as English...
Gerry,
You mean I picked another guy who says nothing. I thought Taylor was a bit brighter and a little more interesting in his thought. I give up. I am going back to Fabian or Daveed or Cav. My FPs chosen by whether they have a touch of the literary about them. Sadly, they all speak a bit like cyclists, to one extent or other. Which we might expect.
Anyway, Kathy, I won't abuse this thread any more, just the FP allows you to chatter. I will be good. _________________ Politics and Cycling in the South of France http://thomasvasil.wordpress.com/
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