Eneco stage 4

Plumped for Eddie
Plumped for Eddie Boss…..let’s see if he can make the 10 points up over the remaining 3 stages

Damn….didn’t get to see the
Damn….didn’t get to see the stage yesterday OR any news about it and may have only had a few minutes for transfers this morning….now I’ve made them and works settled down I see this……

Penalty for Stybar it’ll have to be :”(

Gkam84 wrote:… there is a

Gkam84 wrote:

… there is a prime example why we don’t use none official site…

I have to agree with you… For the record, at least from my end, the truth is I have absolutely no qualms about using the official site for scoring… That is very thorough and professional of you… I think the only time I feel fairly, if not completely, confident in using PCS is for their ‘Confirmed’ start lists for a race… I think thay are more (!) than reliable when they put that green check mark beside a team, otherwise, maybe not so much, but if I see a green checkmark beside that team, I feel certain those riders are riding… they’re pretty good about that… Wiggins at the Eneco tour was an example of that… But I, for as much as I love PCS, mainly because it’s one place to visit, instead of going to each race’s website, applaud your stance about using the ‘official’ site… I just think it’s ok to use PCS to populate a game start list as early as possible, which will be revised anyways, and I think they’re a great starting point, as was the case with Eneco, especially if you can’t (!) get a ‘provisional’ start list from the organizers of a race… So good job, G! But don’t get me wrong, I for one, am only advocating the use of PCS for getting a game roster going… For the rest of the stuff, like the scoring, well, I think you’re doing exactly what you need to do! Good job! 🙂 Have a cookie! 🙂

He must have gotten himself
He must have gotten himself over the finishline unaided before going to hospital.

As for the points, there is a prime example why we don’t use none official site……

Here is the full points standing from Eneco site

Lotto points classification
1 Andrea Guardini ASTANA PRO TEAM 45
2 Lars Boom BELKIN PROCYCLING TEAM 44
3 Sep Vanmarcke BELKIN PROCYCLING TEAM 44
4 Tom Dumoulin TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO 43
5 Zdenek Stybar OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP CYCLING TEAM 38
6 Yohann Gene TEAM EUROPCAR 37
7 Manuel Quinziato BMC RACING TEAM 36
8 Jens Debusschere LOTTO BELISOL 36
9 Nacer Bouhanni FDJ.fr 30
10 Michael Van Staeyen TOPSPORT VLAANDEREN-BALOISE 29
11 Roy Jans WANTY – GROUPE GOBERT 26
12 Fabian Cancellara TREK FACTORY RACING 25
13 Luka Mezgec TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO 25
14 Pavel Brutt TEAM KATUSHA 24
15 Geraint Thomas TEAM SKY 22
16 Davide Cimolai LAMPRE – MERIDA 22
17 Giacomo Nizzolo TREK FACTORY RACING 22
18 Marco Marcato CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING 19
19 Jesse Sergent TREK FACTORY RACING 17
20 Boy van Poppel TREK FACTORY RACING 17
21 Alexander Porsev TEAM KATUSHA 15
22 Alexis Gougeard AG2R LA MONDIALE 15
23 Stephen Cummings BMC RACING TEAM 15
24 Laurens De Vreese WANTY – GROUPE GOBERT 13
25 Gatis Smukulis TEAM KATUSHA 13
26 Andriy Grivko ASTANA PRO TEAM 13
27 Davide Appollonio AG2R LA MONDIALE 13
28 Tyler Farrar GARMIN-SHARP 13
29 Bauke Mollema BELKIN PROCYCLING TEAM 12
30 Matteo Trentin OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP CYCLING TEAM 12
31 Moreno Moser CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING 12
32 Julien Vermote OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP CYCLING TEAM 11
33 Stig Broeckx LOTTO BELISOL 10
34 Nikolay Trusov TEAM TINKOFF-SAXO 10
35 Rohan Dennis GARMIN-SHARP 10
36 Kevin Van Melsen WANTY – GROUPE GOBERT 9
37 Frederik Veuchelen WANTY – GROUPE GOBERT 8
38 Daniel Oss BMC RACING TEAM 8
39 Kenneth Vanbilsen TOPSPORT VLAANDEREN-BALOISE 6
40 Jens Keukeleire ORICA-GREENEDGE 5
41 Alex Dowsett MOVISTAR TEAM 5
42 Reinardt Janse van Rensburg TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO 5
43 Philippe Gilbert BMC RACING TEAM 3
44 Ruslan Tleubayev ASTANA PRO TEAM 3

Ghedebrav wrote:… how hard

Ghedebrav wrote:

… how hard is Stybar?…

Hard as nails… But here’s an update from OPQ…