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Paris Nice Stage 6
5 more withdrawals
Dmitry Fofonov (AST)
Remi Pauriol (FDJ)
Maarten Neyens (LTB)
Gustav Larsson (VCD)
Klaas Lodewijck (BMC)
A group of 28 riders, including Bradley Wiggins, Lieuwe Westra and Tejay Van Garderen are in the lead. A second echelon of 30 riders follows, 20 seconds behind. The main bunch, including green jersey Alejandro Valverde, is 48 seconds adrift.
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I love this game.....but this race has been a bloody fantasy nightmare.....Sooooooo unpredictable.....Martin to win the mountain time trial would cap 8 days of head scratching....
Holy crap, 136 and 2nd. I could tell you I planned this, but basically subbed for the wrong stage, sprinters were supposed to go in, and I came 2nd in the stage......what a bloddy game.
No idea for tommorrow or TT
Get back in your car and blow your laptop up again, it seems to work for you
God i hate this game
I nearly got more points in stage 1 of Paris Nice than in stages 2,3,4 and 6 put together.
Still its not the end of the world
LL Sanchez was only 14 seconds clear at the finish, well controlled by sky without doing too much work
I had Kristoff for 5 stages then got rid last night. Never mind! Just going to concentrate of the ICTT now.
Wrote this before checking points, got 67 and made up a little ground here and there.
If i made no changes, i would have still gotten less points than yesterday, from the start i had
Gorka Izagirre, Luis Leon Sanchez, Jose Joaquin Rojas, Julien Simon
But it would have been more than 60
So glad others are suffering
I'm just home, I guess the break stayed away then
LL Sanchez does my nut in, i kept faith and got some points from him, i thought he was no danger for a break because he was decent placed in the GC, so scraped him out
lost 2 riders only 56 points down 2 place (overall league) up 2 place (regional league)...
phew! But now my team looks like it's on a rest day for in preparation for Sunday's TT
Looking at tomorrows profile is anyone going to play the Noggie card?
only 67 pts today but still managed to move up 25 places....go figure !
Knew I was right to keep faith* with Sanchez - 81 points
'Keep faith' as in missing transfer deadline each of last three days otherwise he'd have been long gone
41 points that is the worst I've had in a long time
57 points was enough to actually go up in the overall
Only as your so low down Dave
as i dropped again scoring 54
touché
44 points, no point saying anything else really.
39 points, beat that.
35!
58 points. Dreadful.
Not a single rider in the top 20 from me.
Wow!
54 points for me
GC top 10 unchnaged
1 Luis Leon Sanchez (Spa) Rabobank
2 Jens Voigt (Ger) RadioShack-Nissan
3 Heinrich Haussler (Aus) Garmin-Cervelo
4 Elia Viviani (Ita) Liquigas-Cannondale
5 Grega Bole (Slo) Lampre - ISD
6 Alexander Kristoff (Nor) Katusha Team
7 Samuel Dumoulin (Fra) Cofidis, Le Credit En Ligne
8 Romain Feillu (Fra) Vacansoleil-DCM Pro Cycling Team
9 Koen De Kort (Ned) Project 1t4i
10 Jacopo Guarnieri (Ita) Astana Pro Team
Bad day....
Voigt 2nd, Haussler 3rd, Viviani 4th argh!!!
Sanchez wins.....doesnt look like a good day for me...Again!
I put Leipheimer in for Sanchez too
not liking the fact that its looking like a sprint!!!
Don't know whether to hate you more for the lack of updates or your ability to get a ride in today. Stuck in the office!
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