Monday 31 March 2014
Stannard out of two Spring Classics
Team Sky's Ian Stannard will miss both the Tour of Flanders and the Paris-Roubaix race after fracturing a bone in his back.
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Castelli Gabba Pro Edition jersey - first look
The Castelli Gabba Pro Edition jersey is remarkably similar to the standard – and highly regarded – Gabba jersey. In fact, aside from a beautiful presentation box and the fact that only 100 will be available, it is exactly the same – apart from one significant extra.
Packed inside the presentation box is a Staedler permanent marker – Castelli's way of 'hinting' that plenty of the Gabba line has found its way onto the backs of pro riders who are not sponsored by the Italian giants.
A permanent marker is included to black out those troublesome logos
Castelli told us that at last year's Milan-San-Remo, Ghent and Giro, the bad weather saw plenty of professional riders wearing Gabbas with the logos covered or coloured in, as it wouldn't do to promote a rival sponsor.
The Gabba is unique among cycling jerseys, because it is water resistant, windproof and still breathable. It's the ideal jersey for changeable weather, as has been seen in the early season classics. The jersey came from an idea by Cervélo Test Team rider Gabriel Rasch, hence the name 'Gabba' (as much as we'd like it to be named after The Ramones' call to arms).
The presentation box comes complete with quotes from pro riders including: 'Let's hope it rains on the way to Ghent tomorrow', 'The other teams hate it when it rains, we go to the front with our Gabbas', 'Rain, wind, cold I don't give a s**t I got my Gabba jersey'.
Quotes from the pros
The Gabba Pro Edition jersey will be available exclusively through Wiggle, and will cost £150.
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Video – how to adjust cable disc brakes
It’s Park Tool Maintenance Monday, and that means a fresh new video on BikeRadar ’s new-look YouTube channel.
This week, our experienced former bike shop wrench James Tennant takes us through the intricacies of adjusting mechanical disc brakes.
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Video: how to adjust cable disc brakes
The easy to follow six-step guide will help you true the rotors, align the pads and adjust the calliper so that you’re ready to roll with confidence.
Need to stock up on tools before you start? You can purchase the Park Tools used in the video at a number of dealers across the UK and internationally.
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Phillips to lead GB at BMX World Cup
Reigning world champion Liam Phillips will head Great Britain's elite squad in the UCI BMX Supercross World Cup in Manchester.
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Americans close Pan Am MTB Championships on the podium
Americans Stephen Ettinger and Mary McConneloug earned a pair of medals at the Pan American Continental Mountain Bike Championships Sunday in Brazil.
Ettinger claimed victory in the men’s cross-country race, while McConneloug placed third in the women’s cross-country race.
Ettinger got into the lead group of six riders immediately after the race started, and he rode with them until he attacked with three laps left. The explosive move, coupled with a rainstorm on the final lap that slowed down the course considerably, allowed Ettinger to earn the comfortable win.
Fellow American Spencer Paxson registered a fifth-place result.
McConneloug rode at the front during the opening half of the women’s race, but she dropped back in the hot conditions and eventually finished third. Teammate Erin Huck placed fourth after moving up from the seventh spot on the course.
On Saturday, American Matthew Branney rode to third place in the junior men’s downhill event.
Other Americans grabbing top-10 results in Brazil were Neilson Powless (fourth) and Sean Bennett (seventh) in the junior men’s cross-country race.
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Kennaugh wins first stage-race
Peter Kennaugh records a landmark overall victory at Settimana Coppi e Bartali in Italy as Team Sky wins four from five stages.
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Greipel out of Flanders, Paris-Roubaix with collarbone injury
PARIS (AFP) — German rider Andre Greipel (Lotto-Belisol) has been ruled out of the remainder of the spring classics with a collarbone injury, his team confirmed on Monday.
Greipel, 31, was injured after falling eight kilometers from the finish line as he was challenging for Sunday’s Gent-Wevelgem classic in Belgium.
“It’s a tough blow for Andre and for the team,” said Lotto manager Marc Sergeant. “He was our ticket for several races. In the Tour of Flanders and the Paris-Roubaix he could have done great support work for the team.”
Gent-Wevelgem was the second in the eight-race spring classics series.
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Liverpool to host Tour's first stage
Liverpool will host the opening stage of the UK's largest professional cycling race, the Tour of Britain, in September.
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Manitou Mattoc Pro suspension fork review
We were lucky to get a European exclusive first test of Manitou’s new, downhill-influenced Mattoc. If its initial performance lasts, it looks set to be a cost effective, high control winner.
The 35mm-legged, reverse arch chassis is slightly heavy and its narrow stance means it’s adequately rather than dramatically stiff. The push in, quarter turn, cam close Hexlock 15mm axle is potentially the fastest around, but there’s a real knack to working it.
The dual-chamber air spring technology comes straight from Manitou’s Dorado DH fork and offers a great mix of supple start and supportive mid stroke that gives great traction without obvious dive. The end stroke gets separate hydraulic bottom-out adjustment and a rubber bumper to control the final few millimetres.
Advanced fork fettlers will love the separate high- and low-speed compression damping adjustment, though the subtle changes make tuning patience a virtue. The low-speed adjustment stops short of full lockout, but that means you don’t sacrifice any small bump traction. As the Mattoc is new, reliability is unproven, but Dorados have a good reputation and so far it’s an outstanding fork for the money.
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Wilier Trestina GTR Gran Turismo review
Wilier has a knack for getting the appearance of its bikes just right. The manufacturer may not have the presence of rival Italians Pinarello, Colnago, or Bianchi, but we can’t deny just how good the machines look.
With its black and hi-vis yellow paint scheme, the GTR oozes pure superbike from the first glance and, without looking over its component parts, we’d have guessed the Gran Turisimo would be significantly more expensive than its relatively modest £1799 price tag suggests.
- Highs: Beautiful ride backed up with beautiful looks
- Lows: Hefty wheel package, steep cassette
The GTR is very much in keeping with what you'd expect of a sportive bike from an Italian brand. Neither Colnago, Pinarello nor Bianchi tend to relax geometry – or compromise anything, for that matter – when designing a bike intended for the endurance rider, and the GTR is no different. In fact its shape is very much classic ProTour, with the wheelbase being just a few millimetres longer and the head-tube barely 10mm taller. The length of top-tube and reach are consistent and those frame angles haven’t been relaxed.
On the road that translates to a bike that feels flighty and swift. It carves through corners impressively; it's a bike we could easily have pushed harder on descents and through twists and turns, never reaching its limit before we reached ours.
The ride quality is impressive: it combines a firm efficient feel, which promises rapid acceleration on the flat, with a gliding character across broken and battered tarmac surfaces. On our section of broken unmetalled road, midway through the test loop, the GTR rolls with a smoothness comparable to Specialized’s Roubaix. If we had a cobbled classic sportive in mind then the GTR would be a bike we’d like to be astride.
We’ve been critical of Wilier in the past with regards to value for money, but for 2014 the firm has certainly addressed things in that arena. The GTR features a predominantly 105 drivetrain, but uses an FSA-built Wilier chainset using 50/34 rings. FSA also provides the brakes: these super stiff, good-looking units deliver ample power, but compared with Shimano’s 105 they do lack somewhat in terms of feel. As the weather took a turn for the worse midway through our test loop, we occasionally ended up overbraking on descents rather than feeding in the power to control speed.
Thankfully Wilier has also dropped using own brand tyres in favour of decent budget Vittorias; they may not be the lightest around but they’re hardwearing and have ample grip in all but the worst conditions. Wheels-wise, Wilier has gone with Shimano's budget R500s, the choice of many steeds in this price range. As we’ve said before, it’s a tough wheelset that’ll last and last and won’t let you down, but on the ascents we couldn’t help noticing the extra mass. Especially when paired with the budget tyres, the compact chainset's 34 inner ring reduces the ratio to aid climbing, but the race-orientated 11-25 cassette doesn’t quite offer the wide spread that we’d expect for a sportive special.
Overall, like so many bikes in this bracket the GTR doesn’t quite have the spec to match its potential. However, for the first time the price is far more competitive than Wilier has gone before – and it’s such a damn fine looker, and good bike to ride, that we’d be more than happy to have it in our stable.
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This model is not available in the US. The nearest equivalent is the GTS, which costs US$2,600.
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Sunday 30 March 2014
Armitstead second to keep series lead
Great Britain's Lizzie Armitstead retains the lead in the Women's UCI World Cup after finishing second in the Trofeo Alfredo Binda.
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U.S. sweeps top podium spots at the 2014 N. American Continental BMX Champs
Supercross racing continued at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, Calif., on Sunday with the 2014 UCI North American Continental BMX Championships.
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Ettinger wins gold, McConneloug takes bronze at Pan Am MTB Championships
Stephen Ettinger(Bozeman, Mont./BMC Mountain Bike Racing Team) andMary McConneloug(Chilmark, Mass./Team Kenda - Stanandrsquo;s No Tubes) both reached the podium on Sunday during the final day of competition at the2014 Pan American Continental Mountain Bike Championships in Brazil.
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Results: 2014 Trofeo Alfredo Binda
- 1. Emma JOHANSSON, Orica-AIS, in 3:05:24
- 2. Elizabeth ARMITSTEAD, Boels Dolmans, at :00
- 3. Alena AMIALIUSIK, Astana-BePink, at :00
- 4. Anna VAN DER BREGGEN, Rabo-liv, at :00
- 5. Pauline FERRAND PREVOT, Rabo-liv, at :00
- 6. Elisa LONGO BORGHINI, HiTec Products, at :00
- 7. Olga ZABELINSKAYA, RusVelo, at :00
- 8. Eleonora VAN DIJK, Boels Dolmans, at :00
- 9. Giorgia BRONZINI, Wiggle-Honda, at :49
- 10. Elena CECCHINI, Estado de Mexico Faren, at :49
- 11. Megan GUARNIER, Boels Dolmans, at :49
- 12. Eugenia BUJAK, BTC City Ljubljana, at :49
- 13. Claudia HÄUSLER, Giant-Shimano, at :49
- 14. Rossella RATTO, Estado de Mexico Faren, at :49
- 15. Ashleigh MOOLMAN-PASIO, HiTec Products, at :49
- 16. Amélie RIVAT, Vienne Futuroscope, at :49
- 17. Francesca CAUZ, Top Girls Fassa Bortolo, at :49
- 18. Inga CILVINAITE, RusVelo, at :49
- 19. Jessie DAAMS, Boels Dolmans, at :49
- 20. Elena BERLATO, Ale Cipollini, at :49
- 21. Evelyn STEVENS, Specialized-lululemon, at :49
- 22. Edwige PITEL, S.C. Michela Fanini Rox, at :49
- 23. Fabiana LUPERINI, Estado de Mexico Faren, at :49
- 24. Linda Melanie VILLUMSEN, Wiggle-Honda, at :56
- 25. Amanda SPRATT, Orica-AIS, at 2:10
- 26. Lucinda BRAND, Rabo-liv, at 2:38
- 27. Chantal BLAAK, Specialized-lululemon, at 2:38
- 28. Tiffany CROMWELL, Specialized-lululemon, at 2:38
- 29. Shara GILLOW, Orica-AIS, at 4:25
- 30. Joanne HOGAN, Bigla, at 4:25
- 31. Shelley OLDS, Ale Cipollini, at 5:56
- 32. Daiva TUSLAITE, FDA, at 5:56
- 33. Aizhan ZHAPAROVA, RusVelo, at 5:56
- 34. Rachel NEYLAN, AUS, at 5:56
- 35. Maria Adele TUIA, Servetto Footon, at 5:56
- 36. Polona BATAGELJ, BTC City Ljubljana, at 5:56
- 37. Elena KUCHINSKAYA, RusVelo, at 5:56
- 38. Doris SCHWEIZER, Astana-BePink, at 5:56
- 39. Chiara PIEROBON, Top Girls Fassa Bortolo, at 5:56
- 40. Dorleta ESKAMENDI GIL, Bizkaia-Durango, at 5:56
- 41. Carlee TAYLOR, Orica-AIS, at 5:56
- 42. Trixi WORRACK, Specialized-lululemon, at 5:56
- 43. Annemiek VAN VLEUTEN, Rabo-liv, at 7:50
- 44. Lisa BRENNAUER, Specialized-lululemon, at 7:50
- 45. Carmen SMALL, Specialized-lululemon, at 7:50
- 46. Audrey CORDON, HiTec Products, at 7:50
- 47. Christine MAJERUS, Boels Dolmans, at 7:50
- 48. Maaike POLSPOEL, Giant-Shimano, at 7:50
- 49. Amy PIETERS, Giant-Shimano, at 7:50
- 50. Irene SAN SEBASTIAN LASA, Bizkaia-Durango, at 7:50
- 51. Charlotte BECKER, Wiggle-Honda, at 7:50
- 52. Alice Maria ARZUFFI, Astana-BePink, at 7:50
- 53. Katarzyna PAWLOWSKA, Boels Dolmans, at 7:50
- 54. Aude BIANNIC, FRA, at 7:50
- 55. Anna POTOKINA, Servetto Footon, at 7:50
- 56. Martina RITTER, BTC City Ljubljana, at 7:50
- 57. Valentina CARRETTA, Ale Cipollini, at 7:50
- 58. Anna SANCHIS CHAFER, Wiggle-Honda, at 7:50
- 59. Melodie LESUEUR, FRA, at 7:50
- 60. Malgorzta JASINSKA, Ale Cipollini, at 7:50
- 61. Lucie PADER, Vienne Futuroscope, at 7:50
- 62. Taryn HEATHER, Bigla, at 7:50
- 63. Anna RAMIREZ BAUXEL, Bizkaia-Durango, at 7:50
- 64. Irene BITTO, Top Girls Fassa Bortolo, at 7:50
- 65. Mayuko HAGIWARA, Wiggle-Honda, at 7:50
- 66. Ane SANTESTEBAN GONZALEZ, Ale Cipollini, at 7:50
- 67. Natalia BOYARSKAYA, Servetto Footon, at 7:50
- 68. Alexandra BURCHENKOVA, RusVelo, at 7:50
- . Barbara GUARISCHI, Ale Cipollini
- DNF Julie LETH, HiTec Products
- DNF Lauren KITCHEN, HiTec Products
- DNF Cecilie Gotaas JOHNSEN, HiTec Products
- DNF Katarzyna NIEWIADOMA, Rabo-liv
- DNF Jessie MACLEAN, Orica-AIS
- DNF Valentina SCANDOLARA, Orica-AIS
- DNF Peta MULLENS, Wiggle-Honda
- DNF Willeke KNOL, Giant-Shimano
- DNF Floortje MACKAIJ, Giant-Shimano
- DNF Marijn DE VRIES, Giant-Shimano
- DNF Tatiana ANTOSHINA, RusVelo
- DNF Simona FRAPPORTI, Astana-BePink
- DNF Anna Zita Maria STRICKER, Astana-BePink
- DNF Alice ALGISI, Astana-BePink
- DNF Giada BORGATO, Estado de Mexico Faren
- DNF Maria giulia CONFALONIERI, Estado de Mexico Faren
- DNF Erika YÉPEZ, Estado de Mexico Faren
- DNF Sarah RIJKES, Lotto-Belisol Ladies
- DNF Molly MEYVISCH, Lotto-Belisol Ladies
- DNF Céline VAN SEVEREN, Lotto-Belisol Ladies
- DNF Anisha VEKEMANS, Lotto-Belisol Ladies
- DNF Sara VERHAEST, Lotto-Belisol Ladies
- DNF Mayalen NORIEGA, Bizkaia-Durango
- DNF Veronika KORMOS, Bizkaia-Durango
- DNF Leire OLABERRIA DORRONSORO, Bizkaia-Durango
- DNF Emilie AUBRY, Bigla
- DNF Elke GEBHARDT, Bigla
- DNF Jacqueline HAHN, Bigla
- DNF Sandra WEISS, Bigla
- DNF Svetlana STOLBOVA, Servetto Footon
- DNF Marina LIKHANOVA, Servetto Footon
- DNF Marina LARI, Servetto Footon
- DNF Sara GRIFI, Top Girls Fassa Bortolo
- DNF Jennifer FIORI, Top Girls Fassa Bortolo
- DNF Soraya PALADIN, Top Girls Fassa Bortolo
- DNF Lara VIECELI, S.C. Michela Fanini Rox
- DNF Azzurra D’INTINO, S.C. Michela Fanini Rox
- DNF Barbara HEEB, S.C. Michela Fanini Rox
- DNF Yevgeniya VYSOTSKA, S.C. Michela Fanini Rox
- DNF Liisi RIST, S.C. Michela Fanini Rox
- DNF Sarah ROY, Vienne Futuroscope
- DNF Manon SOUYRIS, Vienne Futuroscope
- DNF Oriane CHAUMET, Vienne Futuroscope
- DNF Gabrielle PILOTE-FORTIN, Vienne Futuroscope
- DNF Sylwia KAPUSTA, Vaiano Fondriest
- DNF Alessia MARTINI, Vaiano Fondriest
- DNF Lija LAIZANE, Vaiano Fondriest
- DNF Katazina SOSNA, Vaiano Fondriest
- DNF Ewelina SZYBIAK, Vaiano Fondriest
- DNF Chiara VANNUCCI, Vaiano Fondriest
- DNF Ursa PINTAR, BTC City Ljubljana
- DNF Mia RADOTIC, BTC City Ljubljana
- DNF Elena VALENTINI, BTC City Ljubljana
- DNF Alena SITSKO, FDA
- DNF Valeria PINTOS, FDA
- DNF Edita JANELIUNAITE, FDA
- DNF Martina RUZICKOVA, FDA
- DNF Ashlee ANKUDINOFF, AUS
- DNF Emily ROPER, AUS
- DNF Katrin GARFOOT, AUS
- DNF Chloe MCCONVILLE, AUS
- DNF Rebecca WIASAK, AUS
- DNF Alna BURATO, FRA
- DNF Sophie CREUX, FRA
- DNF Eugénie DUVAL, FRA
- DNF Marion SICOT, FRA
- DNF Paulina CYWINSKA, POL
- DNF Paulina GUZ, POL
- DNF Monika KOPINSKA, POL
- DNF Natalia MIELNIK, POL
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Results: 2014 Gent-Wevelgem
- 1. John DEGENKOLB, Giant-Shimano, in 5:34:37
- 2. Arnaud DEMARE, FDJ.fr, at :00
- 3. Peter SAGAN, Cannondale, at :00
- 4. Sep VANMARCKE, Belkin, at :00
- 5. Tom BOONEN, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :00
- 6. Tom VAN ASBROECK, Topsport Vlaanderen-Baloise, at :00
- 7. Alexey TSATEVITCH, Katusha, at :00
- 8. Yauheni HUTAROVICH, Ag2r La Mondiale, at :00
- 9. Thor HUSHOVD, BMC Racing, at :00
- 10. Jurgen ROELANDTS, Lotto-Belisol, at :00
- 11. Alexander KRISTOFF, Katusha, at :00
- 12. Sam BENNETT, NetApp-Endura, at :00
- 13. Bryan COQUARD, Europcar, at :00
- 14. Lloyd MONDORY, Ag2r La Mondiale, at :00
- 15. Matteo TRENTIN, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :00
- 16. Cyril LEMOINE, Cofidis, at :00
- 17. Gerald CIOLEK, MTN-Qhubeka, at :00
- 18. Daniele BENNATI, Tinkoff-Saxo, at :00
- 19. Boy VAN POPPEL, Trek Factory Racing, at :00
- 20. Zdenek STYBAR, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :00
- 21. Juan Jose LOBATO DEL VALLE, Movistar, at :00
- 22. Taylor PHINNEY, BMC Racing, at :00
- 23. Edvald BOASSON HAGEN, Sky, at :00
- 24. Bernhard EISEL, Sky, at :00
- 25. Sacha MODOLO, Lampre-Merida, at :00
- 26. Yoann OFFREDO, FDJ.fr, at :00
- 27. Jean-Pierre DRUCKER, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at :00
- 28. Greg VAN AVERMAET, BMC Racing, at :00
- 29. Kristian SBARAGLI, MTN-Qhubeka, at :04
- 30. Davide CIMOLAI, Lampre-Merida, at :06
- 31. Koen DE KORT, Giant-Shimano, at :06
- 32. Michael SCHÄR, BMC Racing, at :09
- 33. Oscar GATTO, Cannondale, at :10
- 34. Sébastien TURGOT, Ag2r La Mondiale, at :10
- 35. Mirko SELVAGGI, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at :16
- 36. Romain ZINGLE, Cofidis, at :16
- 37. Jens KEUKELEIRE, Orica-GreenEdge, at :19
- 38. Fabian CANCELLARA, Trek Factory Racing, at :19
- 39. Tony GALLOPIN, Lotto-Belisol, at :19
- 40. Grégory RAST, Trek Factory Racing, at :19
- 41. Imanol ERVITI, Movistar, at :19
- 42. Vladimir GUSEV, Katusha, at :19
- 43. Francesco GAVAZZI, Astana, at :19
- 44. Michael MORKOV, Tinkoff-Saxo, at :19
- 45. Dylan VAN BAARLE, Garmin-Sharp, at :19
- 46. Björn LEUKEMANS, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at :19
- 47. Christian KNEES, Sky, at :19
- 48. Steve CHAINEL, Ag2r La Mondiale, at :19
- 49. Damien GAUDIN, Ag2r La Mondiale, at :19
- 50. Bram TANKINK, Belkin, at :19
- 51. Salvatore PUCCIO, Sky, at :19
- 52. Roger KLUGE, IAM Cycling, at :19
- 53. Dries DEVENYNS, Giant-Shimano, at :27
- 54. Andreas SCHILLINGER, NetApp-Endura, at :27
- 55. Marcel SIEBERG, Lotto-Belisol, at :27
- 56. Mickael DELAGE, FDJ.fr, at :27
- 57. Manuel QUINZIATO, BMC Racing, at :27
- 58. Silvan DILLIER, BMC Racing, at :27
- 59. Andrey AMADOR BAKKAZAKOVA, Movistar, at :27
- 60. Sebastian LANGEVELD, Garmin-Sharp, at :27
- 61. Stijn DEVOLDER, Trek Factory Racing, at :27
- 62. Johnny HOOGERLAND, Androni Giocattoli, at :27
- 63. Jack BAUER, Garmin-Sharp, at :27
- 64. Ramon SINKELDAM, Giant-Shimano, at :27
- 65. Borut BOZIC, Astana, at :27
- 66. Egoitz GARCIA ECHEGUIBEL, Cofidis, at :27
- 67. Guillaume VAN KEIRSBULCK, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :27
- 68. Yaroslav POPOVYCH, Trek Factory Racing, at :27
- 69. Nikolas MAES, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :27
- 70. Marco BANDIERA, Androni Giocattoli, at :27
- 71. Iljo KEISSE, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :27
- 72. Matti BRESCHEL, Tinkoff-Saxo, at :27
- 73. Thomas LEEZER, Belkin, at :27
- 74. Christopher JUUL JENSEN, Tinkoff-Saxo, at :27
- 75. Jaco VENTER, MTN-Qhubeka, at :27
- 76. Alan MARANGONI, Cannondale, at :27
- 77. Paolo LONGO BORGHINI, Cannondale, at :27
- 78. Maciej BODNAR, Cannondale, at :27
- 79. Andriy GRIVKO, Astana, at 2:08
- 80. Martin VELITS, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at 2:27
- 81. Mitchell DOCKER, Orica-GreenEdge, at 2:27
- 82. Klaas LODEWYCK, BMC Racing, at 2:39
- 83. Zakkari DEMPSTER, NetApp-Endura, at 3:27
- 84. Frederik VEUCHELEN, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at 4:07
- 85. Manuele BOARO, Tinkoff-Saxo, at 4:07
- 86. Dmitriy GRUZDEV, Astana, at 4:28
- 87. Ruslan TLEUBAYEV, Astana, at 4:28
- 88. Antonio PARRINELLO, Androni Giocattoli, at 4:28
- 89. Jesse SERGENT, Trek Factory Racing, at 4:28
- 90. Blaz JARC, NetApp-Endura, at 4:28
- 91. Tim DECLERCQ, Topsport Vlaanderen-Baloise, at 4:28
- 92. Alexandre PICHOT, Europcar, at 4:28
- 93. Danny VAN POPPEL, Trek Factory Racing, at 4:28
- 94. Marcel AREGGER, IAM Cycling, at 4:28
- 95. Andrea GUARDINI, Astana, at 4:28
- 96. Matthias KRIZEK, Cannondale, at 4:28
- 97. Nicola TESTI, Androni Giocattoli, at 4:28
- 98. Jarl SALOMEIN, Topsport Vlaanderen-Baloise, at 4:28
- 99. Nikias ARNDT, Giant-Shimano, at 4:28
- 100. Adrien PETIT, Cofidis, at 4:28
- 101. Roy CURVERS, Giant-Shimano, at 4:28
- 102. Robert WAGNER, Belkin, at 4:28
- 103. Ignatas KONOVALOVAS, MTN-Qhubeka, at 4:28
- 104. Gatis SMUKULIS, Katusha, at 4:28
- 105. Raymond KREDER, Garmin-Sharp, at 4:28
- 106. Wesley KREDER, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at 4:28
- 107. Alexander PORSEV, Katusha, at 4:28
- 108. Lars BOOM, Belkin, at 4:28
- 109. William BONNET, FDJ.fr, at 4:28
- 110. Matthieu LADAGNOUS, FDJ.fr, at 4:28
- 111. Gert STEEGMANS, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at 4:28
- 112. Geraint THOMAS, Sky, at 4:28
- 113. Maarten TJALLINGII, Belkin, at 4:28
- 114. Kenneth VAN BILSEN, Topsport Vlaanderen-Baloise, at 4:28
- 115. Stijn STEELS, Topsport Vlaanderen-Baloise, at 4:28
- 116. Nick NUYENS, Garmin-Sharp, at 4:28
- 117. Kenny Robert VAN HUMMEL, Androni Giocattoli, at 4:28
- 118. David BOUCHER, FDJ.fr, at 8:11
- 119. Andrea PALINI, Lampre-Merida, at 8:11
- 120. Edward KING, Cannondale, at 8:11
- 121. Jerome COUSIN, Europcar, at 8:11
- 122. Jens DEBUSSCHERE, Lotto-Belisol, at 8:11
- 123. Jay Robert THOMSON, MTN-Qhubeka, at 8:11
- 124. José Ivan GUTIERREZ PALACIOS, Movistar, at 8:11
- 125. Andrea ZORDAN, Androni Giocattoli, at 8:11
- 126. Kevin ISTA, IAM Cycling, at 8:11
- 127. Jimmy ENGOULVENT, Europcar, at 8:11
- 128. Elia FAVILLI, Lampre-Merida, at 8:11
- 129. Nikolay TRUSOV, Tinkoff-Saxo, at 8:11
- 130. Lars Ytting BAK, Lotto-Belisol, at 8:11
- 131. Tyler FARRAR, Garmin-Sharp, at 8:11
- 132. Rudiger SELIG, Katusha, at 13:04
- 133. Valentin IGLINSKIY, Astana, at 13:04
- 134. Jasha SÜTTERLIN, Movistar, at 13:04
- 135. Michal KOLÁR, Tinkoff-Saxo, at 13:04
- 136. Tim DE TROYER, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at 13:04
- 137. Simon YATES, Orica-GreenEdge, at 13:04
- 138. Kristijan KOREN, Cannondale, at 13:04
- 139. Gert JOEAAR, Cofidis, at 13:04
- 140. Davide APPOLLONIO, Ag2r La Mondiale, at 13:04
- 141. Maximiliano Ariel RICHEZE, Lampre-Merida, at 13:04
- 142. Florian SENECHAL, Cofidis, at 14:29
- 143. Enrique SANZ, Movistar, at 14:29
- 144. Sebastian LANDER, BMC Racing, at 14:29
- 145. Albert TIMMER, Giant-Shimano, at 14:29
- 146. Murilo Antonio FISCHER, FDJ.fr, at 14:29
- 147. Vladimir ISAICHEV, Katusha, at 14:29
- 148. Andreas STAUFF, MTN-Qhubeka, at 14:29
- 149. Maxime DANIEL, Ag2r La Mondiale, at 14:29
- 150. Yohann GENE, Europcar, at 14:29
- 151. Aleksejs SARAMOTINS, IAM Cycling, at 14:29
- 152. Gediminas BAGDONAS, Ag2r La Mondiale, at 14:29
- 153. Edwig CAMMAERTS, Cofidis, at 14:29
- DNF Dmitriy MURAVYEV, Astana
- DNF Rick FLENS, Belkin
- DNF Maarten WYNANTS, Belkin
- DNF Anthony GESLIN, FDJ.fr
- DNF David MILLAR, Garmin-Sharp
- DNF Johan VAN SUMMEREN, Garmin-Sharp
- DNF Niccolo BONIFAZIO, Lampre-Merida
- DNF Luca DODI, Lampre-Merida
- DNF Filippo POZZATO, Lampre-Merida
- DNF Kris BOECKMANS, Lotto-Belisol
- DNF André GREIPEL, Lotto-Belisol
- DNF Frederik WILLEMS, Lotto-Belisol
- DNF Alex DOWSETT, Movistar
- DNF Francisco José VENTOSO ALBERDI, Movistar
- DNF Luke DURBRIDGE, Orica-GreenEdge
- DNF Matthew Harley GOSS, Orica-GreenEdge
- DNF Michael HEPBURN, Orica-GreenEdge
- DNF Jens MOURIS, Orica-GreenEdge
- DNF Antoine DUCHESNE, Europcar
- DNF Morgan LAMOISSON, Europcar
- DNF Yannick MARTINEZ, Europcar
- DNF Reinardt JANSE VAN RENSBURG, Giant-Shimano
- DNF Luca PAOLINI, Katusha
- DNF Christopher SUTTON, Sky
- DNF Luke ROWE, Sky
- DNF Ian STANNARD, Sky
- DNF Nicki SÖRENSEN, Tinkoff-Saxo
- DNF Hayden ROULSTON, Trek Factory Racing
- DNF Carlos Jose OCHOA, Androni Giocattoli
- DNF Patrick FACCHINI, Androni Giocattoli
- DNF Louis VERHELST, Cofidis
- DNF Heinrich HAUSSLER, IAM Cycling
- DNF Sébastien HINAULT, IAM Cycling
- DNF Matteo PELUCCHI, IAM Cycling
- DNF Martin REIMER, MTN-Qhubeka
- DNF Bradley POTGIETER, MTN-Qhubeka
- DNF Jonathan MCEVOY, NetApp-Endura
- DNF Daniel SCHORN, NetApp-Endura
- DNF Scott THWAITES, NetApp-Endura
- DNF Paul VOSS, NetApp-Endura
- DNF Danilo NAPOLITANO, Wanty-Groupe Gobert
- DNF James VANLANDSCHOOT, Wanty-Groupe Gobert
- DNF Yves LAMPAERT, Topsport Vlaanderen-Baloise
- DNF Pieter VANSPEYBROUCK, Topsport Vlaanderen-Baloise
- DNF Jelle WALLAYS, Topsport Vlaanderen-Baloise
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Degenkolb beats Sagan at Gent-Wevelgem
German rider John Degenkolb wins the 233km cobbled classic Gent-Wevelgem in Belgium, with Peter Sagan third.
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Results: 2014 Volta Ciclista a Catalunya, stage 7
- 1. Lieuwe WESTRA, Astana, in 2:36:14
- 2. Marcus BURGHARDT, BMC Racing, at 1:22
- 3. Thomas VOECKLER, Europcar, at 1:22
- 4. Maciej PATERSKI, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at 1:26
- 5. Yohan BAGOT, Cofidis, at 1:36
- 6. Jan POLANC, Lampre-Merida, at 2:07
- 7. Alberto CONTADOR VELASCO, Tinkoff-Saxo, at 2:07
- 8. Romain BARDET, Ag2r La Mondiale, at 2:07
- 9. Arnold JEANNESSON, FDJ.fr, at 2:07
- 10. Joaquim RODRIGUEZ OLIVER, Katusha, at 2:07
- 11. Jakob FUGLSANG, Astana, at 2:07
- 12. Jérôme BAUGNIES, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at 2:07
- 13. Christopher FROOME, Sky, at 2:07
- 14. Tejay VAN GARDEREN, BMC Racing, at 2:07
- 15. Andrew TALANSKY, Garmin-Sharp, at 2:07
- 16. Nairo Alexander QUINTANA ROJAS, Movistar, at 2:07
- 17. Warren BARGUIL, Giant-Shimano, at 2:07
- 18. Maxime MEDEREL, Europcar, at 2:07
- 19. Robert KISERLOVSKI, Trek Factory Racing, at 2:07
- 20. Wilco KELDERMAN, Belkin, at 2:07
- 21. Gianluca BRAMBILLA, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at 2:07
- 22. Domenico POZZOVIVO, Ag2r La Mondiale, at 2:07
- 23. Daniel MARTIN, Garmin-Sharp, at 2:07
- 24. Thibaut PINOT, FDJ.fr, at 2:07
- 25. Luis Angel MATE MARDONES, Cofidis, at 2:07
- 26. Ryder HESJEDAL, Garmin-Sharp, at 2:07
- 27. Sander ARMEE, Lotto-Belisol, at 2:07
- 28. David LOPEZ GARCIA, Sky, at 2:07
- 29. Samuel DUMOULIN, Ag2r La Mondiale, at 2:07
- 30. Mikel LANDA MEANA, Astana, at 2:07
- 31. Samuel SANCHEZ GONZALEZ, BMC Racing, at 2:07
- 32. Romain HARDY, Cofidis, at 2:15
- 33. Sergio Miguel MOREIRA PAULINHO, Tinkoff-Saxo, at 2:15
- 34. Christian MEIER, Orica-GreenEdge, at 2:15
- 35. Andrey ZEITS, Astana, at 2:15
- 36. Davide MALACARNE, Europcar, at 2:15
- 37. Kévin REZA, Europcar, at 2:15
- 38. José HERRADA LOPEZ, Movistar, at 2:15
- 39. Davide REBELLIN, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at 2:15
- 40. Darwin ATAPUMA HURTADO, BMC Racing, at 2:15
- 41. Luis Leon SANCHEZ GIL, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, at 2:20
- 42. Mikael CHEREL, Ag2r La Mondiale, at 2:43
- 43. Lawrence WARBASSE, BMC Racing, at 2:43
- 44. Daniel MORENO FERNANDEZ, Katusha, at 2:43
- 45. Perrig QUEMENEUR, Europcar, at 2:43
- 46. George BENNETT, Cannondale, at 2:49
- 47. Carlos VERONA QUINTANILLA, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at 2:49
- 48. Adam YATES, Orica-GreenEdge, at 2:49
- 49. Fabio ARU, Astana, at 2:58
- 50. Jurgen VAN DEN BROECK, Lotto-Belisol, at 3:02
- 51. Danny PATE, Sky, at 3:02
- 52. Branislau SAMOILAU, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at 3:02
- 53. Michel KOCH, Cannondale, at 3:13
- 54. Thomas DEGAND, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at 3:15
- 55. Stef CLEMENT, Belkin, at 3:15
- 56. Cédric PINEAU, FDJ.fr, at 3:15
- 57. Ben GASTAUER, Ag2r La Mondiale, at 3:15
- 58. Martin KOHLER, BMC Racing, at 3:19
- 59. Tosh VAN DER SANDE, Lotto-Belisol, at 3:19
- 60. Jose Rodolfo SERPA PEREZ, Lampre-Merida, at 3:37
- 61. Michel KREDER, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at 3:37
- 62. Rudy MOLARD, Cofidis, at 3:37
- 63. Daniel NAVARRO GARCIA, Cofidis, at 3:37
- 64. Sébastien MINARD, Ag2r La Mondiale, at 3:37
- 65. Javier MORENO BAZAN, Movistar, at 3:37
- 66. Yannick EIJSSEN, BMC Racing, at 3:37
- 67. Jussi VEIKKANEN, FDJ.fr, at 3:37
- 68. Boris VALLEE, Lotto-Belisol, at 4:09
- 69. Rigoberto URAN URAN, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at 4:17
- 70. Johannes FRÖHLINGER, Giant-Shimano, at 4:20
- 71. Thomas DAMUSEAU, Giant-Shimano, at 4:20
- 72. Koldo FERNANDEZ, Garmin-Sharp, at 4:24
- 73. Ruben PLAZA MOLINA, Movistar, at 4:27
- 74. Peter STETINA, BMC Racing, at 4:27
- 75. Giampaolo CARUSO, Katusha, at 4:47
- 76. Jérémy ROY, FDJ.fr, at 4:50
- 77. Julian ALAPHILIPPE, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at 4:57
- 78. Pablo LASTRAS GARCIA, Movistar, at 7:38
- 79. Lukasz OWSIAN, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at 7:38
- 80. Kenny ELISSONDE, FDJ.fr, at 7:38
- 81. Fumiyuki BEPPU, Trek Factory Racing, at 7:38
- 82. Jonathan CASTROVIEJO NICOLAS, Movistar, at 7:38
- 83. Jens VOIGT, Trek Factory Racing, at 7:38
- 84. Nico SIJMENS, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at 7:38
- 85. Cayetano José SARMIENTO TUNARROSA, Cannondale, at 7:38
- 86. Rory SUTHERLAND, Tinkoff-Saxo, at 7:38
- 87. Jhoan Esteban CHAVES RUBIO, Orica-GreenEdge, at 7:38
- 88. Angel VICIOSO ARCOS, Katusha, at 7:38
- 89. Eduard VORGANOV, Katusha, at 7:38
- 90. Anthony ROUX, FDJ.fr, at 8:44
- 91. Pavel BRUTT, Katusha, at 9:57
- 92. Stéphane POULHIES, Cofidis, at 9:57
- 93. Angel MADRAZO RUIZ, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, at 9:57
- 94. Martijn KEIZER, Belkin, at 9:57
- 95. Laurens TEN DAM, Belkin, at 9:57
- 96. Winner ANACONA GOMEZ, Lampre-Merida, at 11:57
- 97. Amets TXURRUKA, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, at 11:57
- 98. Javier Alexis ACEVEDO COLLE, Garmin-Sharp, at 11:57
- 99. Adrian HONKISZ, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at 11:57
- 100. Natnael BERHANE, Europcar, at 11:57
- 101. Julian KERN, Ag2r La Mondiale, at 11:57
- DNF Nathan BROWN, Garmin-Sharp
- DNF Phillip GAIMON, Garmin-Sharp
- DNF Alberto LOSADA ALGUACIL, Katusha
- DNF Maxim BELKOV, Katusha
- DNF Igor ANTON HERNANDEZ, Movistar
- DNF Eros CAPECCHI, Movistar
- DNF Chris Anker SÖRENSEN, Tinkoff-Saxo
- DNF Bruno PIRES, Tinkoff-Saxo
- DNF Jesus HERNANDEZ BLAZQUEZ, Tinkoff-Saxo
- DNF Pieter SERRY, Omega Pharma-Quick Step
- DNF Thomas DE GENDT, Omega Pharma-Quick Step
- DNF Petr VAKOC, Omega Pharma-Quick Step
- DNF Serge PAUWELS, Omega Pharma-Quick Step
- DNF Kanstantsin SIUTSOU, Sky
- DNF Nathan EARLE, Sky
- DNF Alexsandr DYACHENKO, Astana
- DNF Fredrik Carl Wilhelm KESSIAKOFF, Astana
- DNF Jack BOBRIDGE, Belkin
- DNF Steven KRUIJSWIJK, Belkin
- DNF Paul MARTENS, Belkin
- DNF Ivan BASSO, Cannondale
- DNF Daniele RATTO, Cannondale
- DNF Jean Marc MARINO, Cannondale
- DNF Cristiano SALERNO, Cannondale
- DNF Kristijan DURASEK, Lampre-Merida
- DNF Roberto FERRARI, Lampre-Merida
- DNF Stig BROECKX, Lotto-Belisol
- DNF Bart DE CLERCQ, Lotto-Belisol
- DNF Sam BEWLEY, Orica-GreenEdge
- DNF Damien HOWSON, Orica-GreenEdge
- DNF Leigh HOWARD, Orica-GreenEdge
- DNF Pierre ROLLAND, Europcar
- DNF Chad HAGA, Giant-Shimano
- DNF Thomas PETERSON, Giant-Shimano
- DNF Luka MEZGEC, Giant-Shimano
- DNF Kristof VANDEWALLE, Trek Factory Racing
- DNF David ARROYO DURAN, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA
- DNF Antonio PIEDRA PEREZ, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA
- DNF Davide VIGANO, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA
- DNF Marcos GARCIA, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA
- DNF Heiner Rodrigo PARRA BUSTAMENTE, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA
- DNF Mateusz TACIAK, CCC Polsat Polkowice
- DNF Marek RUTKIEWICZ, CCC Polsat Polkowice
- DNF Christophe LE MEVEL, Cofidis
- DNF Francis DE GREEF, Wanty-Groupe Gobert
- DNF Gregory HABEAUX, Wanty-Groupe Gobert
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Lauren Hall takes crafty win in hard-fought Gent-Wevelgem
GENT, Belgium (VN) — Lauren Hall (Optum Kelly Benefits) kicked to victory in an attack-riddled finale to win the women’s Gent-Wevelgem on Sunday.
Hall, 35, outfoxed an eight-rider breakaway, dashing ahead of Janneke Ensing (Boels-Dolmans) and Vera Koedooder (Bigla) to claim the flowers in the 115km race, held ahead of the men’s event in Belgium.
Hall, riding with the U.S. national team, made the selection when the race split on the penultimate climb with 35km to go. About 25 riders pulled clear, a group that quickly dissolved to eight, who then collaborated to carve out a race-winning two-minute lead.
The group began attacking with 5km to go, and Hall patiently marked the accelerations, biding her time for the final sprint. Ensing went first, drawing out Koedooder and Hall, who made easy work to claim the victory.
This was the first year that the race was a UCI-ranked race since its founding in 2012. Race officials are hoping to make the leg part of the Women’s World Cup, but right now, the race conflicts with the Trofeo Melinda World Cup stop, also held Sunday in Italy.
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Rapha Super Lightweight jersey review
When the mercury is uncomfortably high, a ride can quickly turn to a miserable experience in which survival becomes the key objective. Rapha’s Super Lightweight jersey is designed to evade these moments and, as we found during testing it in a recent Australian summer heat wave, it’s a top choice.
Featuring a triple blend of polyester fabrics, the jersey has a soft, comfortable feel on the skin along with a snug, form-fitting fit that feels near-perfect on an athletic build.
The fit is on the short side and must be complemented by a pair of bib-shorts. (The length provides little wasted material overlap when paired with Rapha's own Lightweight bib shorts – further increasing ventilation.
There's little privacy with the Super Lightweight jersey
Looking at the near see-through construction, it’s not surprising that this jersey manages heat and sweat with ease – at just 118g for our small sample, it’s not far from being naked either. One tester pointed out that base-layer logos could easily be read through the jersey.
The mesh-like construction of this jersey does a raise a significant issue for those riding on a hot summer’s day: sun protection. There’s very little stopping one from getting burnt beneath the jersey, so sunscreen is needed far beyond the arms and neck.
A small ring facilitates access to the rear security pocket
A zippered pocket sits on top of the right elastic pocket – it's perfectly sized for a smartphone and features a sweatproof backing. A small zipper ring enables easy access to the pocket, even when sweaty or with gloves on.
Further details include backing material to the full-length zipper to ensure nothing gets caught or pinched, and a cover at the zipper’s top to prevent neck stubble irritation. Hidden reflective piping is given at the rear for the low-light visibility and a silicone gripper at the base ensures it all stays in place.
For such a lightweight garment, durability has been great. We had a mishap during our testing which left a tester with a cracked helmet, ripped shoe buckles, ground pedals, a broken bike and a fair bruise – yet the jersey had the smallest of tears in a rear pocket and nothing else to show. More impressively, Rapha offered to repair this free of charge, as part of its ‘repair service’.
The Super Lightweight jersey is brilliant in the heat, but needs a good lather of sunscreen beneath and isn’t for self-conscious. Like most things Rapha, the level of detail and performance comes with a top-end price tag.
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Saturday 29 March 2014
Fields and Post Highlight the 2014 Elite BMX National Championships
Four Stars-and-Stripes jerseys were awarded Saturday at the 2014 USA Cycling Elite BMX National Championships. Connor Fields and Alise Post each earned elite victories, while Collin Hudson (and Shealen Reno claimed the junior elite titles.
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Start list: 2014 Gent-Wevelgem
Cannondale
1. Peter Sagan (Svk)
2. Maciej Bodnar (Pol)
3. Oscar Gatto (Ita)
4. Edward King (USA)
5. Kristjan Koren (Slo)
6. Matthias Krizek (Aut)
7. Paolo Longo Borghini (Ita)
8. Alan Marangoni (Ita)
Lampre-Merida
11. Davide Appollonio (Ita)
12. Gediminas Bagdonas (Lit)
13. Steve Chainel (Fra)
14. Maxime Daniel (Fra)
15. Damien Gaudin (Fra)
16. Sebastien Turgot (Fra)
17. Yauheni Hutarovch (WRu)
18. Lloyd Mondory (Fra)
Astana
21. Borut Bozic (Slo)
22. Francesco Gavazzi (Ita)
23. Andriy Grivko (Ukr)
24. Dmitriy Gruzdev (Kaz)
25. Andrea Guardini (Ita)
26. Valentin Iglinskiy (Kaz)
27. Ruslan Tleubayev (Kaz)
28. Dmitriy Muravyev (Kaz)
Belkin
31. Lars Boom (Ned)
32. Rick Flens (Ned)
33. Robert Wagner (Ger)
34. Tom Leezer (Ned)
35. Bram Tankink (Ned)
36. Maarten Tjallingii (Ned)
37. Sep Vanmarcke (Bel)
38. Maarten Wynants (Bel)
BMC Racing Team
41. Thor Hushovd (Nor)
42. Klaas Lodewyck (Bel)
43. Silvan Dillier (Sui)
44. Taylor Phinney (USA)
45. Manuel Quinziato (Ita)
46. Michael Schär (Sui)
47. Greg Van Avermaet (Bel)
48. Sebastian Lander (Den)
FDJ.fr
51. David Boucher (Bel)
52. Mickael Delage (Fra)
53. Arnaud Démare (Fra)
54. Murilo Fischer (Bra)
55. Anthony Geslin (Fra)
56. Matthieu Ladagnous (Fra)
57. William Bonnet (Fra)
58. Yoann Offredo (Fra)
Garmin-Sharp
61. Jack Bauer (NZl)
62. Tyler Farrar (USA)
63. Raymond Kreder (Ned)
64. Sebastian Langeveld (Ned)
65. David Millar (GBr)
66. Nick Nuyens (Bel)
67. Dylan van Baarle (Ned)
68. Johan Vansummeren (Bel)
Lampre-Merida
71. Niccolo Bonifazio (Ita)
72. Davide Cimolai (Ita)
73. Luca Dodi (Ita)
74. Elia Favelli (Ita)
75. Sacha Modolo (Ita)
76. Andrea Palini (Ita)
77. Filippo Pozzato (Ita)
78. Maximiliano Richeze (Arg)
Lotto-Belisol
81. Lars Bak (Den)
82. Kris Boeckmans (Bel)
83. Jens Debusschere (Bel)
84. Tony Gallopin (Fra)
85. Andre Greipel (Ger)
86. Jurgen Roelandts (Bel)
87. Marcel Sieberg (Ger)
88. Frederik Willems (Bel)
Movistar
91. Andrey Amador (CRc)
92. Alex Dowsett (GB)
93. Imanol Erviti (Spa)
94. Jose Ivan Gutierrez (Spa)
95. Juan Jose Lobato (Spa)
96. Enriue Sanz (Spa)
97. Francisco Ventoso (Spa)
98. Jasha Sütterlin (Ger)
Omega Pharma-Quick Step
101. Tom Boonen (Bel)
102. Iljo Keisse (Bel)
103. Nikolas Maes (Bel)
104. Gert Steegmans (Bel)
105. Zdenek Stybar (Tsj)
106. Matteo Trentin (Ita)
107. Stijn Vandenbergh (Bel)
108. Martin Velits (Svk)
Orica-GreenEdge
111. Mitchell Docker (Aus)
112. Luke Durbridge (Aus)
113. Matthew Goss (Aus)
114. Michael Hepburn Aus)
115. Jens Keukeleire (Bel)
116. Jens Mouris (Ned)
117. Svein Tuft (Can)
118. Simon Yates (GBr)
Team Europcar
121. Bryan Coquard (Fra)
122. Jerome Cousin (Fra)
123. Antoine Duchesne (Fra)
124. Jimmy Engoulvent (Fra)
125. Yohann Gene (Fra)
126. Morgan Lamoisson (Fra)
127. Alexandre Pichot (Fra)
128. Yannick Martinez (Fra)
Team Giant-Shimano
131. Niklas Arndt (Ger)
132. Roy Curvers (Ned)
133. Koen de Kort (Ned)
134. John Degenkolb (Ger)
135. Dries Devenyns (Bel)
136. Reinardt Janse Van Rensburg (RSA)
137. Ramon Sinkeldam (Ned)
138. Albert Timmer (Ned)
Team Katusha
141. Vladimir Isaichev (Rus)
142. Alexander Kristoff (Nor)
143. Vladimir Gusev (Rus)
144. Luca Paolini (Ita)
145. Alexander Porsev (Rus)
146. Rudiger Selig (Ger)
147. Gatis Smukulis (Let)
148. Alexey Tsatevich (Rus)
Team Sky
151. Edvald Boasson Hagen (Nor)
152. Bernhard Eisel (Aut)
153. Christian Knees (Ger)
154. Salvatore Puccio (Ita)
155. Christopher Sutton (GBr)
156. Luke Rowe (GBr)
157. Ian Stannard (GBr)
158. Geraint Thomas (GBr)
Tinkoff-Saxo Bank
161. Daniele Bennati (Ita)
162. Manuele Boaro (Ita)
163. Matti Breschel (Den)
164. Christopher Juul Jensen (Den)
165. Michal Kolar (Svk)
166. Michael Morkov (Den)
167. Nicki Sörensen (Den)
168. Nikolay Trusov (Rus)
Trek Factory Racing
171. Fabian Cancellara (Sui)
172. Stijn Devolder (Bel)
173. Yaroslav Popovych (Ukr)
174. Gregory Rast (Sui)
175. Hayden Roulston (NZl)
176. Jesse Sergent (NZl)
177. Danny van Poppel (Bel)
178. Boy van Poppel (Ned)
Androni Giocattoli-Venezuela
181. Marco Bandiera (Ita)
182. Carlos Ochoa (Ven)
183. Patrick Facchini (Ita)
184. Johnny Hoogerland (Ned)
185. Antonio Parrinello (Ita)
186. Nicola Testa (Ita)
187. Kenny van Hummel (Ned)
188. Andrea Zordan (Ita)
Cofidis
191. Edwig Cammaerts (Bel)
192. Egoitz Garcia (Spa)
193. Gert Joeaar (Est)
194. Cyril Lemoine (Bel)
195. Adrien Petit (Fra)
196. Florian Senechal (Fra)
197. Louis Verhelst (Bel)
198. Romain Zingle (Bel)
IAM Cycling
201. Marcel Aregger (Sui)
202. Heinrich Haussler (Aus)
203. Sebastien Hinault (Fra)
205. Roger Kluge (Ger)
206. Matteo Pelucchi (Ita)
207. Kevyn Ista (Bel)
208. Aleksejs Saramotins (Let)
MTN-Qhubeka
211. Gerald Ciolek (Ger)
212. Ignatas Konovalovas (Lit)
213. Jay Robert Thomson (RSA)
214. Martin Reimer (Ger)
215. Kristian Sbaragli (Ita)
216. Andreas Stauff (Ger)
217. Bradley Potgieter (RSA)
218. Jaco Venter (ZAF)
Team Netapp-Endura
221. Sam Bennett (Ier)
222. Zakkari Dempster (Aus)
223. Blaz Jarc (Slo)
224. Jonathan McEvoy (GBr)
225. Andreas Schillinger (Ger)
226. Daniel Schorn (Aut)
227. Scott Thwaites (GBr)
228. Paul Voss (Ger)
Wanty-Groupe Gobert
231. Tim De Troyer (Bel)
232. Danilo Napolitano (Ita)
233. Jean-Pierre Drucker (Lux)
234. Wesley Kreder (Ned)
235. Björn Leukemans (Bel)
236. Mirko Selvaggi (Ita)
237. James Vanlandschoot (Bel)
238. Frederik Veuchelen (Bel)
Topsport Vlaanderen-Baloise
241. Tim Declercq (Bel)
242. Yves Lampaert (Bel)
243. Stijn Steels (Bel)
244. Tom Van Asbroeck (Bel)
245. Jarl Salomein (Bel)
246. Kenneth Vanbilsen (Bel)
247. Pieter Vanspeybouck (Bel)
248. Jelle Wallays (Bel)
Editor’s note: The women’s start list will not be available until Sunday morning.
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Results: 2014 Volta a Catalunya, stage 6
- 1. Stef CLEMENT, Belkin, in 3:58:44
- 2. Rudy MOLARD, Cofidis, at :03
- 3. Pieter SERRY, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :03
- 4. Jens VOIGT, Trek Factory Racing, at :03
- 5. Marek RUTKIEWICZ, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at :03
- 6. Antonio PIEDRA PEREZ, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, at :03
- 7. Pierre ROLLAND, Europcar, at :03
- 8. Damien HOWSON, Orica-GreenEdge, at :03
- 9. Nico SIJMENS, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at :09
- 10. Tosh VAN DER SANDE, Lotto-Belisol, at :55
- 11. Kévin REZA, Europcar, at :55
- 12. Julian ALAPHILIPPE, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :55
- 13. Daniele RATTO, Cannondale, at :55
- 14. Michel KREDER, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at :55
- 15. Samuel DUMOULIN, Ag2r La Mondiale, at :55
- 16. Paul MARTENS, Belkin, at :55
- 17. Roberto FERRARI, Lampre-Merida, at :55
- 18. Anthony ROUX, FDJ.fr, at :55
- 19. Davide VIGANO, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, at :55
- 20. Leigh HOWARD, Orica-GreenEdge, at :55
- 21. Warren BARGUIL, Giant-Shimano, at :55
- 22. Adam YATES, Orica-GreenEdge, at :55
- 23. Koldo FERNANDEZ, Garmin-Sharp, at :55
- 24. Domenico POZZOVIVO, Ag2r La Mondiale, at :55
- 25. Nairo Alexander QUINTANA ROJAS, Movistar, at :55
- 26. Romain BARDET, Ag2r La Mondiale, at :55
- 27. Fumiyuki BEPPU, Trek Factory Racing, at :55
- 28. Marcus BURGHARDT, BMC Racing, at :55
- 29. Mikael CHEREL, Ag2r La Mondiale, at :55
- 30. Julian KERN, Ag2r La Mondiale, at :55
- 31. Tejay VAN GARDEREN, BMC Racing, at :55
- 32. Cristiano SALERNO, Cannondale, at :55
- 33. Christian MEIER, Orica-GreenEdge, at :55
- 34. Joaquin RODRIGUEZ OLIVER, Katusha, at :55
- 35. Christopher FROOME, Sky, at :55
- 36. Alberto CONTADOR VELASCO, Tinkoff-Saxo, at :55
- 37. Johannes FRÖHLINGER, Giant-Shimano, at :55
- 38. Adrian HONKISZ, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at :55
- 39. Luis Angel MATE MARDONES, Cofidis, at :55
- 40. Andrew TALANSKY, Garmin-Sharp, at :55
- 41. Stéphane POULHIES, Cofidis, at :55
- 42. Robert KISERLOVSKI, Trek Factory Racing, at :55
- 43. Jakob FUGLSANG, Astana, at :55
- 44. Angel MADRAZO RUIZ, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, at :55
- 45. Cédric PINEAU, FDJ.fr, at :55
- 46. Bruno PIRES, Tinkoff-Saxo, at :55
- 47. David ARROYO DURAN, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, at :55
- 48. Luka MEZGEC, Giant-Shimano, at :55
- 49. Jonathan CASTROVIEJO NICOLAS, Movistar, at :55
- 50. Wilco KELDERMAN, Belkin, at :55
- 51. Gregory HABEAUX, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at :55
- 52. George BENNETT, Cannondale, at :55
- 53. Eduard VORGANOV, Katusha, at :55
- 54. Stig BROECKX, Lotto-Belisol, at :55
- 55. Amets TXURRUKA, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, at :55
- 56. David LOPEZ GARCIA, Sky, at :55
- 57. Romain HARDY, Cofidis, at :55
- 58. Sander ARMEE, Lotto-Belisol, at :55
- 59. Kanstantsin SIUTSOU, Sky, at :55
- 60. Fabio ARU, Astana, at :55
- 61. Gianluca BRAMBILLA, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :55
- 62. Alberto LOSADA ALGUACIL, Katusha, at :55
- 63. Martin KOHLER, BMC Racing, at :55
- 64. Thibaut PINOT, FDJ.fr, at :55
- 65. Samuel SANCHEZ GONZALEZ, BMC Racing, at :55
- 66. Darwin ATAPUMA HURTADO, BMC Racing, at :55
- 67. Cayetano José SARMIENTO TUNARROSA, Cannondale, at :55
- 68. Lawrence WARBASSE, BMC Racing, at :55
- 69. Ben GASTAUER, Ag2r La Mondiale, at :55
- 70. Maciej PATERSKI, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at :55
- 71. Arnold JEANNESSON, FDJ.fr, at :55
- 72. Ryder HESJEDAL, Garmin-Sharp, at :55
- 73. Lukasz OWSIAN, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at :55
- 74. Serge PAUWELS, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :55
- 75. Javier Alexis ACEVEDO COLLE, Garmin-Sharp, at :55
- 76. Daniel MORENO FERNANDEZ, Katusha, at :55
- 77. Branislau SAMOILAU, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at :55
- 78. Lieuwe WESTRA, Astana, at :55
- 79. Christophe LE MEVEL, Cofidis, at :55
- 80. Mikel LANDA MEANA, Astana, at :55
- 81. Andrey ZEITS, Astana, at :55
- 82. Carlos VERONA QUINTANILLA, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :55
- 83. Mateusz TACIAK, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at :55
- 84. Thomas DEGAND, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at :55
- 85. Natnael BERHANE, Europcar, at :55
- 86. Angel VICIOSO ARCOS, Katusha, at :55
- 87. Ruben PLAZA MOLINA, Movistar, at :55
- 88. José HERRADA LOPEZ, Movistar, at :55
- 89. Jérémy ROY, FDJ.fr, at :55
- 90. Martijn KEIZER, Belkin, at :55
- 91. Michel KOCH, Cannondale, at :55
- 92. Davide REBELLIN, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at :55
- 93. Giampaolo CARUSO, Katusha, at :55
- 94. Steven KRUIJSWIJK, Belkin, at :55
- 95. Daniel NAVARRO GARCIA, Cofidis, at :55
- 96. Daniel MARTIN, Garmin-Sharp, at :55
- 97. Winner ANACONA GOMEZ, Lampre-Merida, at :55
- 98. Yohan BAGOT, Cofidis, at :55
- 99. Jhoan Esteban CHAVES RUBIO, Orica-GreenEdge, at :55
- 100. Peter STETINA, BMC Racing, at :55
- 101. Jurgen VAN DEN BROECK, Lotto-Belisol, at :55
- 102. Luis Leon SANCHEZ GIL, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, at :55
- 103. Jesus HERNANDEZ BLAZQUEZ, Tinkoff-Saxo, at :55
- 104. Davide MALACARNE, Europcar, at :55
- 105. Rigoberto URAN URAN, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :55
- 106. Kristof VANDEWALLE, Trek Factory Racing, at :55
- 107. Sébastien MINARD, Ag2r La Mondiale, at :55
- 108. Thomas DE GENDT, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :55
- 109. Perrig QUEMENEUR, Europcar, at :55
- 110. Sergio Miguel MOREIRA PAULINHO, Tinkoff-Saxo, at :55
- 111. Jussi VEIKKANEN, FDJ.fr, at :55
- 112. Pavel BRUTT, Katusha, at :55
- 113. Boris VALLEE, Lotto-Belisol, at :55
- 114. Bart DE CLERCQ, Lotto-Belisol, at :55
- 115. Kristijan DURASEK, Lampre-Merida, at :55
- 116. Ivan BASSO, Cannondale, at :55
- 117. Jose Rodolfo SERPA PEREZ, Lampre-Merida, at :55
- 118. Nathan BROWN, Garmin-Sharp, at :55
- 119. Danny PATE, Sky, at :55
- 120. Petr VAKOC, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :55
- 121. Rory SUTHERLAND, Tinkoff-Saxo, at 1:12
- 122. Chad HAGA, Giant-Shimano, at 2:06
- 123. Thomas DAMUSEAU, Giant-Shimano, at 2:54
- 124. Javier MORENO BAZAN, Movistar, at 3:25
- 125. Pablo LASTRAS GARCIA, Movistar, at 3:25
- 126. Eros CAPECCHI, Movistar, at 3:25
- 127. Yannick EIJSSEN, BMC Racing, at 3:25
- 128. Sam BEWLEY, Orica-GreenEdge, at 3:25
- 129. Jean Marc MARINO, Cannondale, at 3:30
- 130. Laurens TEN DAM, Belkin, at 3:34
- 131. Jérôme BAUGNIES, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at 3:41
- 132. Jan POLANC, Lampre-Merida, at 3:41
- 133. Thomas PETERSON, Giant-Shimano, at 5:17
- 134. Francis DE GREEF, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at 9:14
- 135. Chris Anker SÖRENSEN, Tinkoff-Saxo, at 9:14
- 136. Marcos GARCIA, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, at 9:14
- 137. Fredrik Carl Wilhelm KESSIAKOFF, Astana, at 9:14
- 138. Nathan EARLE, Sky, at 9:14
- 139. Jack BOBRIDGE, Belkin, at 9:14
- 140. Kenny ELISSONDE, FDJ.fr, at 9:14
- 141. Igor ANTON HERNANDEZ, Movistar, at 9:14
- 142. Phillip GAIMON, Garmin-Sharp, at 9:14
- 143. Heiner Rodrigo PARRA BUSTAMENTE, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, at 9:14
- 144. Maxime MEDEREL, Europcar, at 9:14
- 145. Alexsandr DYACHENKO, Astana, at 11:13
- 146. Thomas VOECKLER, Europcar, at 11:13
- 147. Maxim BELKOV, Katusha, at 13:20
- DNF Mikel NIEVE ITURALDE, Sky
- DNF Georg PREIDLER, Giant-Shimano
- DNF Cheng JI, Giant-Shimano
- DNS Pawel POLJANSKI, Tinkoff-Saxo
- DNS Cameron WURF, Cannondale
- DNS Tomasz MARCZYNSKI, CCC Polsat Polkowice
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Races and riders to watch on women's 2014 tour
Full lowdown on what to expect from each major race on this year's women's pro cycling tour
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Endura Xtract long sleeve jersey review
Endura’s long since nailed the details of all-season trail kit, and the Xtract is the latest long-sleeve jersey to benefit from its wealth of knowledge. The pedigree is evident from the first time you pull it on; there’s a tangible purpose and quality.
For fit, the Xtract is more akin to a road or cross-country jersey, and is snugger around the body than some. The arms are perfect for length, and although some taller testers would’ve preferred an extra inch in length from our size Medium, the whole thing fits well. It leaves room for a baselayer, but the cut is close enough to alleviate any unwanted billowing.
The Airtex construction means it wicks sweat well, and it’s comfortable against the skin as a first layer. The trio of rear pockets is extremely handy, and a good size to cargo just about anything you need, while the detailing is subtle with reflective print on the sleeves and rear.
We also found the Xtract combines with Endura’s own (superb) lightweight MTR shell to great effect.
Once you start pedalling, the Xtract works brilliantly. The fit keeps everything where it should be and the ergonomics are good – the pockets are easy to access and the half-zip is smooth and easy to use on the bike.
The Xtract’s biggest attribute is its ability to double as a mid-layer for cold spells and a standalone jersey in summer.
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Yorkshire Tour legacy plans unveiled
Local authorities across the Yorkshire and Humber region announce a 12-year plan to boost cycling after the Tour de France.
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Vitus Venon VRS review
Vitus’s revival is continuing a pace thanks to online megastore Chain Reaction. By becoming an online-only brand they can offer value for money to match that of the likes of Canyon, Rose and Boardman.
- Highs: Great value package, race bike handling
- Lows: Too much road vibration gets passed onto the rider
- Buy if: You want a race bike bargain and are prepared to spend a bit of extra to improve its comfort
The original Venon was a simple, round oversized tubed affair, but this new Venon VRS is a collection of swooping lines and tapered tube shapes. Up front a short (150mm) tapered head tube keeps things low and racy, a feature only enhanced by the short wheelbase and straight fork.
In ideal conditions and on the best road surfaces the VRS is a belter; potential problems rear their heads if those situations are likely to be few and far between. On the average-to-poor road surfaces of the UK, we found that this bike could do with a little enhancement.
The Venon is impressive on the scales for its price tag – which is cheaper than many of its direct competitors. The same can be said of the equipment: a drivetrain that’s predominantly Shimano’s all-new 11-speed Ultegra offers a massive boost to proceedings, and the Easton wheelset isn’t far behind either. Obvious savings have been made with the FSA Gossamer chainset and Tektro brakes; but neither have shown themselves to be anything less than highly capable, thanks to the slick shift of the FSA rings and the good quality cartridge pads on the Tektro dual pivots.
The Vitus saddle bears more than a passing resemblance to a model from Charge. Its swoopy shape is hugely comfortable and a definite bonus to the bike, especially as we were grateful all the extra comfort it offered. The decent wheels are shod with some fat rubber from Kenda – they're a claimed 25c, but with the Verniers they’re far, far closer to 29mm wide.
That could be considered a bit much for a bike on which the geometry suggests racing potential, yet we actually came away thankful that these were fitted – because we found the Venon a very firm bike to ride. On smooth sections of tarmac it flows and accelerates with the best of them, but as soon as you find coarser, broken surfaces the Venon suffers with plenty of chatter and vibration. That meant we did too: up front the slender aluminium bar doesn’t help to mute the hand-numbing high frequency noise. At the back it’s a similar situation thanks to the alloy 31.6 seatpost: even with plenty exposed, on this sloping frame it doesn’t help.
Dropping a few PSi on the tyres can and did counter this, but that meant the Venon felt more sluggish than it should on the climbs. We lived with it that way rather than suffer the vibration discomfort.
We wouldn’t want to discount the VRS completely, because the keen pricing that's been achieved means you could enhance the bike and still come away with a competitive deal. We’d recommend an immediate switch to a quality carbon seat post and a better bar: just giving the VRS this comfort overhaul would add plenty of plus points and push it much further up in our estimation.
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Friday 28 March 2014
Cavendish out of Gent-Wevelgem race
Omega Pharma-QuickStep's Mark Cavendish pulls out of Sunday's Gent-Wevelgem race because of a viral infection.
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Specialized unveils 650B Stumpjumper FSR EVO models
Once we saw that Specialized would offer 650B tires earlier this year, it could only be a matter of time before complete bikes would follow. It appears the wait is over: Specialized has just added two 650B Stumpjumper FSR models to its webpage.
The first — but certainly not the last — Specialized models to get mid-sized wheels will be two bikes in the Stumpjumper FSR EVO line. 'EVO' denotes bikes in the Specialized line that have more gravity-oriented geometry and feature more suspension travel than the standard models.
Both 650B Stumpjumper EVO models have 150mm of rear wheel travel and sport features one would expect on a modern trail bike, including 142x12 rear thru axles, ISCG-05 chainguide tabs and internal routing for dropper seatposts.
The US$6,500 Stumpjumper FSR Expert Carbon EVO has a carbon front triangle with an aluminum rear end. Its spec’d with a SRAM X01 drivetrain, Shimano XT M-785 brakes, a custom-tuned Fox CTD shock w/AutoSag, and a 150mm RockShox Pike RC fork.
The US$3,400 Comp EVO has a full aluminum frame. The Comp Evo will come equipped with a SRAM 2x10 drivetrain with a mix of X9 and X7 level components, Shimano Deore M-615 brakes, a custom-tuned Fox CTD shock w/AutoSag, and a 150mm RockShox Revelation RC3 fork.
Additional details such as geometry and availability have yet to be released.
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British Cycling and the FA combine in mission to get more women into sport
British Cycling, the national body for cycling, and the Football Association have joined forces to encourage more women to get active.
The two governing bodies have launched a new Kick Start Your Ride initiative urging women to cycle to football matches, including organised Breeze bike rides for women attending England Women's World Cup qualifiers, FA Women's Super League (WSL) matches and The FA Women's Cup Final.
Great Britain Cycling Team stars Jess Varnish and Vicky Williamson, and England women's internationals Gemma Bonner and Fara Williams launched the enterprise at an event in Manchester, and the British Cycling-hosted bike rides will begin with England's next FIFA Women's World Cup 2015 qualifier against Montenegro, taking place at the AMEX Community Stadium in Brighton on Saturday 5 April.
Commenting at the launch, British Cycling’s women’s network project manager, Natalie Justice, said: “This is about two sports coming together to inspire women to try something new. The opportunity to go on a group bike ride with friends, mums, daughters with the prize of getting to watch some exciting football at the end of it has all the ingredients of a fun day out and we hope to see hundreds of women getting involved over the coming season.”
Kelly Simmons, director of the national game and women’s football at the FA, said: “This unique partnership shows the benefits that two national governing bodies can bring when working together for one common aim – getting more women active.
“Participation levels are crucial for all sporting bodies and we’re delighted to work with British Cycling to get more women into both football and cycling.”
The scheme will now be continued at local level through the 18 FA WSL clubs throughout the upcoming season.
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Thomas third as Sagan wins Harelbeke
Team Sky rider Geraint Thomas finishes in third place as Peter Sagan wins the 212.2km the E3 Harelbeke in Belgium.
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Results: 2014 Volta a Catalunya, stage 5
- 1. Luka MEZGEC, Giant-Shimano, in 5:16:00
- 2. Julian ALAPHILIPPE, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :00
- 3. Samuel DUMOULIN, Ag2r La Mondiale, at :00
- 4. Paul MARTENS, Belkin, at :00
- 5. Michel KREDER, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at :00
- 6. Alberto CONTADOR VELASCO, Tinkoff-Saxo, at :00
- 7. Adam YATES, Orica-GreenEdge, at :00
- 8. Kévin REZA, Europcar, at :00
- 9. Tosh VAN DER SANDE, Lotto-Belisol, at :00
- 10. Davide VIGANO, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, at :00
- 11. Romain HARDY, Cofidis, at :00
- 12. Andrew TALANSKY, Garmin-Sharp, at :00
- 13. Daniel MARTIN, Garmin-Sharp, at :00
- 14. Pieter SERRY, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :00
- 15. Leigh HOWARD, Orica-GreenEdge, at :00
- 16. Romain BARDET, Ag2r La Mondiale, at :00
- 17. Wilco KELDERMAN, Belkin, at :00
- 18. Davide MALACARNE, Europcar, at :00
- 19. Maciej PATERSKI, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at :00
- 20. Daniele RATTO, Cannondale, at :00
- 21. Tejay VAN GARDEREN, BMC Racing, at :00
- 22. Samuel SANCHEZ GONZALEZ, BMC Racing, at :00
- 23. Nairo Alexander QUINTANA ROJAS, Movistar, at :00
- 24. Joaquin RODRIGUEZ OLIVER, Katusha, at :00
- 25. Christopher FROOME, Sky, at :00
- 26. Cédric PINEAU, FDJ.fr, at :00
- 27. Robert KISERLOVSKI, Trek Factory Racing, at :00
- 28. Warren BARGUIL, Giant-Shimano, at :00
- 29. Christophe LE MEVEL, Cofidis, at :00
- 30. Jakob FUGLSANG, Astana, at :00
- 31. Ryder HESJEDAL, Garmin-Sharp, at :00
- 32. Rudy MOLARD, Cofidis, at :00
- 33. Ben GASTAUER, Ag2r La Mondiale, at :00
- 34. Domenico POZZOVIVO, Ag2r La Mondiale, at :00
- 35. Daniel MORENO FERNANDEZ, Katusha, at :06
- 36. Johannes FRÖHLINGER, Giant-Shimano, at :06
- 37. Gianluca BRAMBILLA, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :06
- 38. Darwin ATAPUMA HURTADO, BMC Racing, at :06
- 39. Christian MEIER, Orica-GreenEdge, at :06
- 40. David ARROYO DURAN, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, at :06
- 41. Amets TXURRUKA, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, at :06
- 42. Rigoberto URAN URAN, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :06
- 43. Luis Angel MATE MARDONES, Cofidis, at :06
- 44. Davide REBELLIN, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at :06
- 45. Arnold JEANNESSON, FDJ.fr, at :06
- 46. Peter STETINA, BMC Racing, at :06
- 47. Thibaut PINOT, FDJ.fr, at :06
- 48. Thomas DEGAND, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at :06
- 49. Mikael CHEREL, Ag2r La Mondiale, at :06
- 50. Fabio ARU, Astana, at :06
- 51. Heiner Rodrigo PARRA BUSTAMENTE, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, at :06
- 52. Carlos VERONA QUINTANILLA, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :06
- 53. Branislau SAMOILAU, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at :06
- 54. Sander ARMEE, Lotto-Belisol, at :06
- 55. Mikel LANDA MEANA, Astana, at :06
- 56. David LOPEZ GARCIA, Sky, at :06
- 57. Thomas DAMUSEAU, Giant-Shimano, at :06
- 58. José HERRADA LOPEZ, Movistar, at :06
- 59. Yohan BAGOT, Cofidis, at :06
- 60. Lawrence WARBASSE, BMC Racing, at :06
- 61. George BENNETT, Cannondale, at :06
- 62. Andrey ZEITS, Astana, at :15
- 63. Daniel NAVARRO GARCIA, Cofidis, at :15
- 64. Stef CLEMENT, Belkin, at :15
- 65. Martin KOHLER, BMC Racing, at :15
- 66. Jhoan Esteban CHAVES RUBIO, Orica-GreenEdge, at :15
- 67. Yannick EIJSSEN, BMC Racing, at :15
- 68. Igor ANTON HERNANDEZ, Movistar, at :15
- 69. Jens VOIGT, Trek Factory Racing, at :15
- 70. Chris Anker SÖRENSEN, Tinkoff-Saxo, at :15
- 71. Kanstantsin SIUTSOU, Sky, at :15
- 72. Lieuwe WESTRA, Astana, at :15
- 73. Luis Leon SANCHEZ GIL, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, at :15
- 74. Kenny ELISSONDE, FDJ.fr, at :15
- 75. Martijn KEIZER, Belkin, at :15
- 76. Marek RUTKIEWICZ, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at :15
- 77. Sergio Miguel MOREIRA PAULINHO, Tinkoff-Saxo, at :15
- 78. Jurgen VAN DEN BROECK, Lotto-Belisol, at :15
- 79. Mikel NIEVE ITURALDE, Sky, at :15
- 80. Bart DE CLERCQ, Lotto-Belisol, at :15
- 81. Kristijan DURASEK, Lampre-Merida, at :15
- 82. Tomasz MARCZYNSKI, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at :15
- 83. Ruben PLAZA MOLINA, Movistar, at :15
- 84. Javier MORENO BAZAN, Movistar, at :15
- 85. Mateusz TACIAK, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at :15
- 86. Jesus HERNANDEZ BLAZQUEZ, Tinkoff-Saxo, at :15
- 87. Pierre ROLLAND, Europcar, at :15
- 88. Eros CAPECCHI, Movistar, at :26
- 89. Ivan BASSO, Cannondale, at :26
- 90. Damien HOWSON, Orica-GreenEdge, at :32
- 91. Laurens TEN DAM, Belkin, at :32
- 92. Thomas VOECKLER, Europcar, at :32
- 93. Maxime MEDEREL, Europcar, at :32
- 94. Nico SIJMENS, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at :36
- 95. Alberto LOSADA ALGUACIL, Katusha, at :40
- 96. Giampaolo CARUSO, Katusha, at :40
- 97. Gregory HABEAUX, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at :40
- 98. Rory SUTHERLAND, Tinkoff-Saxo, at :57
- 99. Jérôme BAUGNIES, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at 1:27
- 100. Jose Rodolfo SERPA PEREZ, Lampre-Merida, at 1:36
- 101. Roberto FERRARI, Lampre-Merida, at 1:36
- 102. Winner ANACONA GOMEZ, Lampre-Merida, at 1:36
- 103. Jan POLANC, Lampre-Merida, at 1:36
- 104. Francis DE GREEF, Wanty-Groupe Gobert, at 1:36
- 105. Danny PATE, Sky, at 1:36
- 106. Nathan EARLE, Sky, at 1:36
- 107. Fumiyuki BEPPU, Trek Factory Racing, at 1:36
- 108. Adrian HONKISZ, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at 1:36
- 109. Phillip GAIMON, Garmin-Sharp, at 1:36
- 110. Sébastien MINARD, Ag2r La Mondiale, at 1:36
- 111. Georg PREIDLER, Giant-Shimano, at 1:36
- 112. Chad HAGA, Giant-Shimano, at 1:36
- 113. Marcos GARCIA, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, at 1:36
- 114. Pawel POLJANSKI, Tinkoff-Saxo, at 1:36
- 115. Javier Alexis ACEVEDO COLLE, Garmin-Sharp, at 1:36
- 116. Thomas PETERSON, Giant-Shimano, at 1:36
- 117. Cameron WURF, Cannondale, at 1:36
- 118. Koldo FERNANDEZ, Garmin-Sharp, at 1:48
- 119. Cayetano José SARMIENTO TUNARROSA, Cannondale, at 1:48
- 120. Jonathan CASTROVIEJO NICOLAS, Movistar, at 1:48
- 121. Boris VALLEE, Lotto-Belisol, at 1:52
- 122. Angel VICIOSO ARCOS, Katusha, at 2:17
- 123. Julian KERN, Ag2r La Mondiale, at 5:35
- 124. Lukasz OWSIAN, CCC Polsat Polkowice, at 5:35
- 125. Cristiano SALERNO, Cannondale, at 5:35
- 126. Jussi VEIKKANEN, FDJ.fr, at 5:35
- 127. Natnael BERHANE, Europcar, at 5:35
- 128. Thomas DE GENDT, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at 5:35
- 129. Cheng JI, Giant-Shimano, at 5:35
- 130. Nathan BROWN, Garmin-Sharp, at 5:35
- 131. Stig BROECKX, Lotto-Belisol, at 5:35
- 132. Bruno PIRES, Tinkoff-Saxo, at 5:35
- 133. Steven KRUIJSWIJK, Belkin, at 5:35
- 134. Stéphane POULHIES, Cofidis, at 5:35
- 135. Pablo LASTRAS GARCIA, Movistar, at 5:35
- 136. Antonio PIEDRA PEREZ, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, at 5:35
- 137. Anthony ROUX, FDJ.fr, at 5:35
- 138. Fredrik Carl Wilhelm KESSIAKOFF, Astana, at 5:35
- 139. Kristof VANDEWALLE, Trek Factory Racing, at 5:35
- 140. Perrig QUEMENEUR, Europcar, at 5:35
- 141. Eduard VORGANOV, Katusha, at 5:40
- 142. Petr VAKOC, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at 8:09
- 143. Serge PAUWELS, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at 8:09
- 144. Marcus BURGHARDT, BMC Racing, at 8:09
- 145. Jack BOBRIDGE, Belkin, at 8:09
- 146. Sam BEWLEY, Orica-GreenEdge, at 8:09
- 147. Jean Marc MARINO, Cannondale, at 8:09
- 148. Alexsandr DYACHENKO, Astana, at 8:09
- 149. Pavel BRUTT, Katusha, at 8:09
- 150. Michel KOCH, Cannondale, at 8:09
- 151. Maxim BELKOV, Katusha, at 8:09
- 152. Angel MADRAZO RUIZ, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, at 8:09
- 153. Jérémy ROY, FDJ.fr, at 10:34
- DNF Joshua EDMONDSON, Sky
- DNF Paolo TIRALONGO, Astana
- DNF David TANNER, Belkin
- DNF Alexandre GENIEZ, FDJ.fr
- . Przemyslaw NIEMIEC, Lampre-Merida
- DNF Giacomo NIZZOLO, Trek Factory Racing
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