Results 2002

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T.B.A.

Hi,

Daniel Rogelim was disqualified for doping.
Marcio May is the new winner.

http://www.fgc.com.br/cgi-bin/imprensa/n2556.asp
http://www1.an.com.br/2002/dez/19/0esp.htm
http://www.marciomay.com.br/curriculum.asp

Best Regards


Fred

LeonCQ wrote:

Will be adapted asap. We have not been able to find in which stage Rogelim tested positive. Officially, he will be DQ'd from that stage.

http://cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/race.asp?raceid=13262

5th wasn't Javier Benitez, it was Fernando Fernandez (http://cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/rider.asp?riderid=6519)

Riccoen wrote:

http://cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/race.asp?raceid=13262

5th wasn't Javier Benitez, it was Fernando Fernandez (http://cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/rider.asp?riderid=6519)

Corrected. But apparently the results still don't correspond to the results on www.cyclingnews.com:
http://autobus.cyclingnews.com/road/?id=2002/jun02/montanes02/montanes027
Who's third, Sergio Dominguez or Fernando Serrano?

Fernando Serrano.

Stage 8 winner was Abdoul Salam Ouedraogo

Fred wrote:

Stage 8 winner was Abdoul Salam Ouedraogo

Corrected

Hi,

Stage 10 winner was Alejandro Acton

http://autobus.cyclingnews.com/road/?id=2002/mar02/uruguay02/uruguay0210
http://www.federacionciclistauruguaya.com.uy/V09Vuelta2002.html
http://www.sitiodeciclismo.net/ritfiche.php?ritid=50366&wedstrijdvoorloopid=1812
http://members.fortunecity.es/pedalear/Resultados/vuelta-uruguay.htm

LeonCQ wrote:

changed

Just by chance I came across the CQ results of the Tour d'Egypt 2002 and noticed that stages 5 and 6 were won by Hassan MALEKI from Iran and stage 7 by a Hassan MALEKIMIZAN from Turkey. That seems too much of a coincidence.
My guess is that it is the Iranian rider who won all three stages and that his full name is Hassan MALEKI MIZAN, maybe family of Ramin MALEKI MIZAN currently riding for Tabriz Petrochemical. The Turk with the same name does probably not exist.

LeonCQ wrote:

You're right. The "turkish rider" also appeared in some other 2001 and 2002 results. I think Maleki has been riding for a Turkish team. All changed now.

Stage 4 winner was Stefan Ganser not Markus Ganser

Stage 4 winner was Maarten Lenferink not Jasper Lenferink

LeonCQ wrote:

thanks, both changed

http://cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/race.asp?raceid=12400

Leader after this stage was Edgardo SIMON, not Andreas.

LeonCQ wrote:

changed

http://cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/race.asp?raceid=15519 "António" is a popular portuguese name. The city is "Vila Real de Santo António".

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

Stage 6 winner was in fact Jairo Pérez Suarez

Stage 10 winner was José Joaquin Castelblanco Romero not Tupak Casnedi


http://members.fortunecity.es/pedalear/Vcol/Etapaxetapa2.htm
http://members.fortunecity.es/pedalear/Vcol/Vcol2002A.htm#Res

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

8th in the RR Championships of Ireland (30/06/2002) was not Martin OLOUGHLIN but David O'LOUGHLIN (IRL19780429).
Martin OLOUGHLIN (id=13982) can be deleted from the data base.

8th in the final GC of the Tour of Tasmania (03/03/2002) was not the Irishman Aidan YATES but Jeremy YATES from New Zealand.

LeonCQ wrote:

Corrected

Stage 2 of the Vuelta a la Independencia (20/02/2002)
4th was not Jotherny RUIZ but the Colombian Johnny Edward RUIZ SIERRA
5th was not Julio Cesar Angel FENIX but Julio Cesar RANGEL MELO of the team FENIX-BANINTER.
Jotherny RUIZ (13461) and Julio Cesar Angel FENIX (13462) can be deleted from the database as non existant.
(by the way, whenever you find the time, there are still several unanswered posts under Results 2000)

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

1st stage winner is Ludovic Capelle not Christophe Capelle

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

2002
Stage 5 winner is in fact José Isídro Chacón Díaz
Stage 9a winner is in fact Federico Muñoz Fernández

Sources
http://members.fortunecity.es/pedalear/Resultados/vuvenezuela.htm
http://autobus.cyclingnews.com/road.php?id=road/2002/sep02/vueltavenezuela02/default

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

Nr. 9 in the Classic Haribo (24-02-2002) was Nicolas Jalabert (FRA/CSC), not Laurent Jalabert (FRA/CSC).

Nr. 9 in the final general classification of the Giro del Capo (05-09 March 2002) was Ian McLeod (RSA/HSB), not Cameron McLeod (RSA/HSB).

Nr. 6 in the Trofeo Pantalica (09-03-2002) was Francesco Casagrande (ITA/FAS), not Filippo Casagrande (ITA/FAS).

Sources: UCI, Cyclingnews.com and several other websites.

Leader after stage 6 in the Vuelta de Chile (18-03-2002) was Edgardo Simon from Argentina, not Andreas Simon from Austria.

The CQ-points in the final general classification of the GP Mosqueteiros-Rota do Marques (20-23 March 2002) aren't right. Winner Rui Agostinho Do Couto only gets 15 points, instead of 100. Nrs. 2 to 15 don't get CQ-points at all ...

Also the top 5-finishers in the National Championship I.T.T. of Argentina (23-03-2002) didn't get their CQ-points.

Nr. 69 in Milano-Sanremo (23-03-2002) seems to be Nicolas Jalabert instead of Laurent Jalabert. According to results on other websites Laurent abandoned in this race after he started being non-fit. Confirmation in this pressrelease: http://www.standaard.be/artikel/detail.aspx?artikelid=NFLI27032002_009

So Laurent did not start in the Ronde van Vlaanderen (07-04-2002), you can check the startlist on the internet. Nicolas did start, and became nr. 21 in this race instead of Laurent.

Nr. 45 in the final general classification of the Setmana Catalana (25-29 March 2002) seems to be David Vazquez Garcia (ESP/REL) instead of Jose Manuel Vazquez Palomo (ESP/REL), according to the results by UCI and Cyclingnews.com. This last website also doesn't mention Vazquez Palomo on the startlist, so it lookes pretty certain.

Missing results in the database:

Ronde van Drenthe (13-04-2002) in the Netherlands, category 1.3:
1 Rudi Kemna (NED/BGL)
2 Andy de Smet (BEL/PAL)
3 Mark Vlijm (NED/AXA)
4 Rik Reinerink (NED/BGL)
5 Jacob Nielsen (DEN/GLU)
6 Remco van der Ven (NED/BGL)
7 Kazimierz Stafiej (POL/MRO)
8 Sasa Sviben (SLO/NUR)
9 Heiko Szonn (GER/TCL)
10 Bert Hiemstra (NED/BGL)

ZLM Tour (20-04-2002), also in the Netherlands, category 1.5:
1 Fabian Cancellara (SUI/MQS)
2 Geert Omloop (BEL/PAL)
3 Hans Dekkers (NED/RB3)
4 Bjorn Cornelissen (NED/AXA)
5 Martin van Steen (NED/VHG)
6 Danny Daelman (BEL/PAL)
7 Allan Davis (AUS/MQS)
8 Walter de Kok (NED/elite 2)
9 Evgeni Petrov (RUS/MQS)
10 Arthur Farenhout (NED/elite 2)

Sources: UCI, Cyclingnews.com, www.rondevandrenthe.nl/dotcontent/data/file/uitslagen%202006/rvdrenthe%20uitslagen.pdf

Leader after stage 4 in the Tour of Slovénie (10-05-2002) was Evgeni Petrov (RUS/MQS), not Atanas Andonov Petrov (BUL/CAB).