T-A TTT *spoiler*

secretsqirrel
secretsqirrel Posts: 2,123
edited March 2011 in Pro race
On ES2 now.

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  • secretsqirrel
    secretsqirrel Posts: 2,123
    Rabo top of the table at the mo'. Beaten HTC!
  • fungus_the_muffin_man
    fungus_the_muffin_man Posts: 1,608
    Griepels face :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
    Bianchi. There are no alternatives only compromises!
    I RIDE A KONA CADABRA -would you like to come and have a play with my magic link?
  • FJS
    FJS Posts: 4,820
    Garmin also failing to beat Rabobank's time, 2nd.

    Standings:
    1. Rabobank 18:08
    2. Garmin- Cervélo a 9
    3. HTC-Highroad a 10
    4. Saxo Bank-Sungard a 11
    5. BMC a 26
    6. RadioShack a 30
    7. Vacansoleil-DCM a 51
    8. Movistar Team m.t.
    9. AG2R a 57
    10. Quick Step a 1:08
    11. Euskaltel-Euskadi a 1:13
  • FJS
    FJS Posts: 4,820
    Sky 7th, losing over half a minute
  • FJS
    FJS Posts: 4,820
    Liquigas and Leppard also way off the Rabo time
  • Once_In_A_Blue_Moon
    Once_In_A_Blue_Moon Posts: 269
    Feeling sorry for Clement at Trek-Leopard, he couldn't stay on! Surely Cancellera and co should've eased up considering it'ss the last mans time that counts?
  • rick_chasey
    rick_chasey Posts: 75,661
    Once_In_A_Blue_Moon wrote:
    Feeling sorry for Clement at Trek-Leopard, he couldn't stay on! Surely Cancellera and co should've eased up considering it'ss the last mans time that counts?

    It's 5th man over the line.

    Shows how fast Canc is on a TT bike.
    _
  • FJS
    FJS Posts: 4,820
    Final result:
    1. Rabobank 18:08
    2. Garmin- Cervélo a 9
    3. HTC-Highroad a 10
    4. Saxo Bank-Sungard a 11
    5. Liquigas-Cannondale a 22
    6. BMC a 26
    7. Leopard-Trek a 29
    8. RadioShack a 30
    9. Sky a 33
    10. Lampre-ISD a 37
    11. Omega Pharma-Lotto a 41
    12. Acqua e Sapone a 47
    13. Vacansoleil-DCM a 51
    14. Astana m.t.
    15. Movistar Team m.t.
    16. Katusha a 53
    17. Farnese Vini a 55
    18. AG2R a 57
    19. Quick Step a 1:08
    20. Euskaltel-Euskadi a 1:13
  • Once_In_A_Blue_Moon
    Once_In_A_Blue_Moon Posts: 269
    Ah right I wasn't sure if it was 5th or last. Fabian is in a league of his own on a tt bike, he is phenomanal. The moment he went on the front the pace picked up, as Clement can testify right now!
  • FJS
    FJS Posts: 4,820
    Only 17 kms, but some big time gaps

    Garzelli, Visconti, J-Rod, Di Luca, Kolobnev, and Arroyo already losing close to a minute

    EBH, Evans, Cancellara, and Gilbert also losing quite a bit on Gesink
  • rick_chasey
    rick_chasey Posts: 75,661
    FJS wrote:
    Only 17 kms, but some big time gaps

    Garzelli, Visconti, J-Rod, Di Luca, Kolobnev, and Arroyo already losing close to a minute

    EBH, Evans, Cancellara, and Gilbert also losing quite a bit on Gesink

    Indeed, I didn't factor in such bit TT losses in my PTP GC pick!
    _
  • FJS
    FJS Posts: 4,820
    Once_In_A_Blue_Moon wrote:
    Ah right I wasn't sure if it was 5th or last. Fabian is in a league of his own on a tt bike, he is phenomanal. The moment he went on the front the pace picked up, as Clement can testify right now!
    I saw Wegmann and Tom Stamsnijder getting dropped - isn't Clement still at Rabobank?
  • Once_In_A_Blue_Moon
    Once_In_A_Blue_Moon Posts: 269
    That Rabobank team looks very impressive on paper (and delivered the goods today). Dissapointing by Sky
  • Once_In_A_Blue_Moon
    Once_In_A_Blue_Moon Posts: 269
    FJS wrote:
    Once_In_A_Blue_Moon wrote:
    Ah right I wasn't sure if it was 5th or last. Fabian is in a league of his own on a tt bike, he is phenomanal. The moment he went on the front the pace picked up, as Clement can testify right now!
    I saw Wegmann and Tom Stamsnijder getting dropped - isn't Clement still at Rabobank?

    I'm sure it was Clement who was trying to hang in there on the Trek-Leopard train? The 5th man
  • FJS
    FJS Posts: 4,820
    Once_In_A_Blue_Moon wrote:
    FJS wrote:
    Once_In_A_Blue_Moon wrote:
    Ah right I wasn't sure if it was 5th or last. Fabian is in a league of his own on a tt bike, he is phenomanal. The moment he went on the front the pace picked up, as Clement can testify right now!
    I saw Wegmann and Tom Stamsnijder getting dropped - isn't Clement still at Rabobank?

    I'm sure it was Clement who was trying to hang in there on the Trek-Leopard train? The 5th man
    You mean Stef Clement, the Rabobank rider? That would explain, messing up another team's chain in a TTT ;)
  • Once_In_A_Blue_Moon
    Once_In_A_Blue_Moon Posts: 269
    Haha, this has completely thrown me. Maybe trying to watch 2 races at the same time isn't a good idea. I switched over towards the end and was under the assumption that Clement was the 5th last Trek Leopard rider. Excuse the confusion... :roll:
  • shinyhelmut
    shinyhelmut Posts: 1,364
    FJS wrote:
    Final result:
    1. Rabobank 18:08
    2. Garmin- Cervélo a 9
    3. HTC-Highroad a 10
    4. Saxo Bank-Sungard a 11
    5. Liquigas-Cannondale a 22
    6. BMC a 26
    7. Leopard-Trek a 29
    8. RadioShack a 30
    9. Sky a 33
    10. Lampre-ISD a 37

    Off to Macdonald's to celebrate :wink:
  • Bronzie
    Bronzie Posts: 4,927
    Rabo have a good team for T-A - I reckon Gesink, Boom or Langeveld could go for the overall and all 3 seem to be in good shape at the mo.

    Will be interesting to see if the stage time bonuses have much impact on GC (which is what I'd hoped, hence picking EBH for PTP).
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  • FJS
    FJS Posts: 4,820
    Weird. Apparently this was the first ever TTT win for a Rabobank Pro team. Used to be a Dutch specialism with Raleigh and Panasonic perennial TTT winners once
  • jp1985
    jp1985 Posts: 434
    Once_In_A_Blue_Moon wrote:
    Haha, this has completely thrown me. Maybe trying to watch 2 races at the same time isn't a good idea. I switched over towards the end and was under the assumption that Clement was the 5th last Trek Leopard rider. Excuse the confusion... :roll:

    It was Dominic Klemme

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