Tour de San Luis **Spoilers**

Tour de San Luis, whose seven stages cover 1051 kilometres from January 23 to 29, has attracted its strongest-ever field, headlined by five ProTour and seven Professional Continental squads. Also on the start list are six Continental squads plus national teams from Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Paraguay and Uruguay.
Parcours: 2 sprinter stages, 2 summit finishes, 1 TT and 2 for the breakaway specialists. Can't be beaten. Lovely scenery too.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/tour-de-san-luis/preview
Startlist:
http://www.cyclingfever.com/editie.html ... d=MjMwNDQ=
Contador, Nibali, Nocentini, Boonen, Chavanel, Leipheimer, Visconti, Sella, Serpa, Pozzato, Rassmussen.
Really enjoyed this race last year. The South American riders are very aggressive.
viewtopic.php?f=40002&t=12753403&p=16723162&hilit=luis#p16723162
Note that the winner tested positive:
viewtopic.php?f=40002&t=12761977&p=16792683&hilit=luis#p16792683
Official site: http://www.tour-sanluis.com.ar/
Parcours: 2 sprinter stages, 2 summit finishes, 1 TT and 2 for the breakaway specialists. Can't be beaten. Lovely scenery too.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/tour-de-san-luis/preview
Startlist:
http://www.cyclingfever.com/editie.html ... d=MjMwNDQ=
Contador, Nibali, Nocentini, Boonen, Chavanel, Leipheimer, Visconti, Sella, Serpa, Pozzato, Rassmussen.
Really enjoyed this race last year. The South American riders are very aggressive.
viewtopic.php?f=40002&t=12753403&p=16723162&hilit=luis#p16723162
Note that the winner tested positive:
viewtopic.php?f=40002&t=12761977&p=16792683&hilit=luis#p16792683
Official site: http://www.tour-sanluis.com.ar/
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Like Visconti's kit, though not quite as cool as last years effort
edit stupid picture, I'll try and resize it
Etapa 1: 1. Chichi(OPQ), 2. JJ Haedo (SAX), 3. M. Richeze (ARG), 4. Mansilla (CHI) 5. Casper (ALM), 7. Ventoux (MPG).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJwM4G0hQ5s
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If you live in or near Sussex, check this out:
http://ontherivet.ning.com/
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I believe it was one of the worst hailstorms that area has had in years..
Quote below from velonation.com
1 Chichi
2 Boonen
Strava is not Zen.
Was this by design, or was Boonen not good enough for first?
Their plan A was Boonen, but Chicchi (reasonably) thought Boonen had dropped off in the approach to the finish, so raced for himself. But Boonen worked his way back onto his wheel and eventually came alongside him. Then they both pretended not to race each other side by side, and both thought they had won. Chicchi took it on the photo.
When he cleans up he tends to have a good classics season.
(correlation, not cause, of course)
He's going to have to start on a mountaintop finish then.
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This year might be his last best chance - I can see Radio-LeeOpard not giving a toss/having bedding in issues and Garmin doing their usual tactical masterclass, so as long as Tom can keep Chav in line internally...
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Strava is not Zen.
Leipheimer riding in the shade again.
Comming?
Cue a Frenchie love spurt. (lightweight)
Decent result for Contador considering he is over his race (GT) weight
Tour de San Luis - GC after stage 3:
1. Alberto Contador (Team Saxo Bank)
2. Levi Leipheimer (Omega Pharma - Quickstep) 00:04
3. Stefan Schumacher (Christina Watches) 00:19
4. Daniel Diaz (San Luis Somos Todos) 00:22
5. Vincenzo Nibali (Liquigas - Cannondale) 00:36
Brilliant kit.
"To tell the truth, I was better than I expected. I worked really hard; I accelerated until the finish. I was able to win by suffering and I'm very happy. It's a prize that I didn't expect."
Levi - thought it was classic stuff....then see him here stringing them out:
Just noticed Guardini is riding. Hopefully he will show something.
Must. Resist. Must. Not. Take. As. Real. Racing. Only. Training.
Gargh!
http://youtu.be/_pakO0pr4VA
Yawn...
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