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  • October 2, 2012 at 4:59 pm #16955
    Gkam84

    Just a quick heads up to Dave and to start a thread about it.

    The race is from the 9th to the 13th, Not 10th to 14th as in the game đŸ˜‰ The distances for the stages are here http://www.tourofbeijing.net/route/2012-route/

    Still not start list as of yet
    [quote]The official start list for the 2012 Tour of Beijing will be posted here in the weeks leading up to the even[/quote]

    Apparently all 18 UCI pro teams will be there though đŸ˜• So going on last year, the only other team will be the Chinese National Team :B

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  • October 6, 2012 at 5:35 pm #702693
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    Gkam84

    Still says
    Quote:The official
    Still says

    The official start list for the 2012 Tour of Beijing will be posted here in the weeks leading up to the event.

    I guess they aren’t going to update and we’ll just have to go on the news feed. I’ll update more teams just now đŸ˜‰

    Only 1 team I can’t find. Astana….. đŸ˜‰

    October 6, 2012 at 5:35 pm #702691
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    Gkam84

    Any idea what this is
    Any idea what this is about??

    Date: 27th August 2012

    Argos-Shimano will start the 2012 Tour of Beijing after receiving a wild card invitation from Tour organisers.

    Date: 26th September 2012

    Global Cycling Promotion and the local organising committee of the Tour of Beijing discussed with Team Argos-Shimano the option of not participating in the Tour of Beijing. Due to the current circumstances, the team accepted to withdraw from the race.

    Went through the news article’s and put together what rider’s they have listed so far

    AG2R La Mondiale

    Romain BARDET
    Mikael CHEREL
    Martin ELMIGER
    Sylvain GEORGES
    Steve HOUANARD
    Lloyd MONDORY
    Rinaldo NOCENTINI
    Jean Christophe PERAUD

    Astana

    BMC Racing

    Stephen CUMMINGS
    Mathias FRANK
    Martin KOHLER
    Klaas LODEWYCK
    Taylor PHINNEY
    Mauro SANTAMBROGIO
    Danilo WYSS

    Champion System

    Gang XU
    Biao LIU
    Kun JIANG
    Pengda JIAO
    Clinton AVERY
    Chris BUTLER
    Aaron KEMPS
    Craig LEWIS

    Euskatel-Euskadi

    Igor ANTON
    Peio BILBAO
    Mikel LANDA
    Mikel NIEVE
    Samuel SANCHEZ
    Amets TXURRUKA
    Ivan VELASCO
    Gorka VERDUGO

    FDJ – Big Mat

    David BOUCHER
    Anthony GESLIN
    Matthieu LADAGNOUS
    Dominique ROLLIN
    Anthony ROUX
    Jeremy ROY
    Jussi VEIKKANEN

    Garmin-Sharp-Barracuda

    Thomas DEKKER
    Heinrich HAUSSLER
    Ryder HESJEDAL
    Alex HOWES
    Daniel MARTIN
    Christophe LEMEVEL
    Johan VANSUMMEREN
    Fabian WEGMANN

    Orica-GreenEDGE

    Simon CLARKE
    Allan DAVIS
    Mitch DOCKER
    Leigh HOWARD
    Aidis KROUPIS
    Sebastian LANGEVELD
    Christian MEIER
    Wes SULZBERGER

    Katusha

    Maxim BELKOV
    Vladimir GUSEV
    Marco HALLER
    Mikhail IGNATYEV
    Timofey KRITSKIY
    Alexander PORSEV
    Rudiger SELIG
    Alexey TSATEVICH

    Lampre ISD

    Grega BOLE
    Davide CIMOLAI
    Adriano MALORI
    Manuele MORI
    Alessandro PETACCHI
    Daniele PIETROPOLLI
    Morris POSSONI
    Davide VIGANO

    Liquigas-Cannondale

    Moreno Moser
    Eros Capecchi
    Maciej Paterski
    Elia Viviani
    Mauro Da Dalto
    Daniele Ratto
    Tiziano Dall’Antonia
    Cristiano Salerno

    Lotto Belisol

    Kenny DEHAES
    Gert DOCKX
    Adam HANSEN
    Greg HENDERSON
    Maartin NEYENS
    Mehdi SOHRABI Final Race at World Tour…..Gotta win đŸ˜‰ đŸ˜‰
    Joost VAN LEIJEN
    Tim WELLENS

    Movistar

    Romain BARDET
    Juan Jose COBO
    Rui COSTA
    IvĂ¡n GUTIÉRREZ
    JesĂºs HERRADA
    Pablo LASTRAS
    Enrique SANZ UNZUE
    Giovanni VISCONTI

    Omega Pharma – Quick-Step

    Marco BANDIERA
    Dario CATALDO
    Francesco CHICCHI
    Andrew FENN
    Iijo KEISSE
    Tony MARTIN
    Frantisek RABON
    Julien VERMOTE

    Rabobank

    Theo Bos
    Jetse Bol
    Jos van Emden
    Juanma Garate
    Steven Kruijswijk
    Tom-Jelte Slagter
    Maarten Tjallingii
    Maarten Wijnants

    Radioshack-Nissan Trek

    Jan BAKELANTS
    Daniele BENNATI
    George BENNETT
    Benjamin KING
    Hayden ROULSTON
    Jesse SERGENT
    Andy Schleck
    Haimar ZUBELDIA

    Saxo Bank-Tinkoff Bank

    Manuele BOARO
    Mads CHRISTENSEN
    Lucas Sebastian HAEDO
    Anders LUND
    Rafal MAJKA
    Jaroslaw MARYCZ
    David TANNER

    Sky Procycling

    Alex DOWSETT
    Salvatore PUCCIO
    Luke ROWE
    Edvald BOASSON HAGEN
    Christopher SUTTON
    Benjamin SWIFT

    Vacansoleil-DCM

    Johnny HOOGERLAND
    Kenny VAN HUMMEL
    Bert Jan LINDEMAN
    Pim LIGTHART
    Barry MARKUS
    Tomasz MARCZYNSKI
    Rob RUIJGH
    Frederik VEUCHELEN

    October 6, 2012 at 3:10 pm #702689
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    Stumps

    More importantly when are the
    More importantly when are the competitors going to get listed so i can pick my winning team. đŸ˜‰

    October 6, 2012 at 11:26 am #702687
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    ray silvester

    Doh
    Almost sparked an
    :/ Doh

    Almost sparked an international incident with my buffoonery!!

    October 6, 2012 at 9:32 am #702685
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    ragtag

    Ray – Argos Oil are from
    Ray – Argos Oil are from Holland. Shimano are from Japan but do have parts made in China and also Singapore and Malaysia. ARG also aren’t a world tour team. They also have a Japanese rider and DS.

    Why people think sport should be any different from any other part of life and not be political is beyond me.

    October 6, 2012 at 6:52 am #702683
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    ray silvester

    Argos is a Japanese Oil
    Argos is a Japanese Oil company and I believe the Japanese have been expelled/advised to leave China?

    It’s a shame because Degenkolb would have been a popular rider Yaah?

    October 5, 2012 at 8:36 pm #702681
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    Gkam84

    Ah right, I thought that had
    Ah right, I thought that had all settled down again now. All over a bit of rock aint it?…..Falklands anyone?

    I always thought sport transcends political boundaries. But I guess not here. With half the field riding Shimano parts, which are mainly made IN CHINA đŸ˜•

    October 5, 2012 at 8:01 pm #702679
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    TERatcliffe26

    Argos are not racing due to
    Argos are not racing due to the Japan-China conflict as isnt shimano japanese? (basically its due to one of there sponsors being japanese, just presumed it was shimano, and thus rider safety and all that)

    October 3, 2012 at 2:45 pm #702677
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    dave atkinson

    stage listing is updated in
    stage listing is updated in the game

    October 3, 2012 at 2:28 pm #702675
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    Stumps

    Looking at the profiles its
    Looking at the profiles its only stage 3 that might cause a few problems otherwise its a sprinters tour. As it comes in the middle of the race it’ll be interesting to see if anyone wants to go for it cos they will no doubt win the tour on this stage.

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