Results 2011

The UCI site gives Andriy KHRIPTA (UKR19861129) as 8th in the GP Donesk instead of Vitaliy KHRYPTA.

6th place MIRONOV Victor instead of MIRONOV Alexander

see official result: http://fvsr.ru/images/pdf-highway/results/2011/Mayor_Cup_2011.pdf

8th in the Memorial Oleg Dyachenko was not Aliaksei SAKAVETS but Sergei SAKAVETS

The result of Rund um den Finanzplatz has been corrected: Fabian Wegmann finished 12th.

http://services.datasport.com/2011/velo/henninger/Rang201.pdf

LeonCQ wrote:

All changed now!

First 20 of the Circuito del Porto (01/05)
Tempo: 3.41.25 Km: 175,000 Media: 47,422
1 ITA19910905 ROSSI CRISTIAN 3.41.25
2 ITA19890204 DELLE STELLE CHRISTIAN
3 ITA19880124 COSTANZI EDOARDO
4 ITA19890616 PALINI ANDREA .
5 UZB19860522 KARIMOV RUSLAN
6 ITA19880822 COLEDAN MARCO
7 ITA19901109 AMICABILE MARCO
8 ITA19900809 ALAFACI EUGENIO
9 ITA19860521 PIRRERA MASSIMO
10 UKR19851128 AVERIN MAXIM
11 ITA19901214 RUFFONI NICOLA
12 ITA19890426 SIMONI MICHELE
13 AUS19920908 MCCARTHY JAY
14 UKR19890830 KULYK ANDRIY
15 ITA19910304 PAOLI LORIS
16 ITA19851130 PALANDRI MARINO
17 RUS19910113 YAKIMOV KONSTANTIN
18 ALB19890831 HALILAJ REDI
19 ITA19900620 ZILIANI ANDREA
20 BLR19911104 BAZHKOU STANISLAU
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LeonCQ wrote:

thanks

Finally the stage 8 of the Tour of Korea has been purely cancelled for the UCI. So, Tobias Erler's victory is no more valid...

LeonCQ wrote:

OK, thanks

11th in the GP Donetsk (17/04) was not Sergiy GOMENYUK but Volodymyr GOMENYUK

LeonCQ wrote:

changed, thanks

His flag code in the result became KLS instead of UKR.....

The complete result of the Pan American RR Championships are published on the UCI site but also, with all UCI codes, here: http://www.scribd.com/doc/55088270/Ciclismo-Ruta-Hombres-Medellin

P.S. Something is wrong with the width of this page

According to the UCI, Schumacher remained leader after the stage 2 of the Tour of Azerbaidjan

http://www.uci.ch/templates/BUILTIN-NOFRAMES/Template3/layout.asp?MenuId=MjExOQ&LangId=2

LeonCQ wrote:

That's a mistake: Lyalko also took boni seconds, these are not integrated in the UCI result

Rhône-Alpes Isère Tour Stage 3:
10th is Gasper SVAB and not Marc GOOS (he was 11th)

LeonCQ wrote:

changed, thanks

I think it should be coded as a Sprint, no?

The Circuit de Lorraine (http://www.cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/race_history.asp?tourid=2034) and the Circuit des Mines (http://www.cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/race_history.asp?tourid=178) are the same race as "Palmarès" on the official website (http://www.circuitdelorraine.com/) or Wikipedia tell it. I guess the name changed because mining wasn't any more a reality in 2005's North-East France.

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

5th in the 1st stage of the An Post Race was not Will FOX but Tobyn HORTON
10th in the 3rd stage of the An Post Race was not James MCMASTER but James MCCALLUM

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

Circuit de Lorraine - Modification du classement général
© 2011 AFP

Le jury des commissaires a annulé les temps attribués dimanche à la seconde partie du peloton dans la 5e et dernière étape du circuit de Lorraine, a-t-on appris mardi dans un communiqué du collège des commissaires, une décision entraînant des modifications au classement général.

Après requête de nombreux responsables d'équipes et vérifications, les 51 premiers coureurs ont été crédités du temps du vainqueur de l'étape, Romain Feillu (3 h 26:21.).

Le classement général s'en trouve donc modifié et Pierre Rolland prend la 4e place au Portugais Rui Faria Da Costa, relégué au 5e rang.

A l'arrivée de l'étape reliant Metz à Hayange, une chute de plusieurs coureurs était intervenue à 280 mètres de la ligne, dans le dernier virage. Le jury a donc attribué aux concurrents concernés le temps de Feillu.

Classement général:

1. Anthony Roux (FRA/FDJ) les 848.5 km en 20 h 17:05.

2. Thomas De Gendt (BEL) mt.

3. Julien Simon (FRA) 05.

4. Pierre Rolland (FRA) 07.

5. Rui Faria Da Costa (POR) 18.

http://ffc.fr/a_encart_centraux/depeche_AFP_resultat.asp?news=20110524123937_HYQ07.xml

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

Tour of Trakya results can be found at the following address :

http://bisiklet.gov.tr/tr/detay.asp?haber=398

The UCI has corrected the official result of the Ronde van Drenthe so the Race Comment can be deleted.
There remain however some differences with the CQ result: Inversion of 13/14, 23/24, 35/36, 39/41 and 95/96.

5th in stage 5 of the Tour of California was not Michael CREED but his teammate Alex CANDELARIO

In the official UCI results the winner of stage 4 of the International Azerbaijan Tour was not Libardo NIÑO CORREDOR but his brother Miguel Angel.

Numbers 4 till 10 are missing from the result of stage 7 of the An Post Race.

The International Presidency Tour (UCI 2.2), held last week in Iran, is missing in the CQ Calendar and Results.
Complete results are posted on the UCI site.

Shouldn't / couldn't the Chrono Gatineau have "I.T.T." after the name? This might seem a strange request but sometimes I'm looking up a rider and will search the 'results' page for "I.T.T." so that the time trial results are easy to see on the page. Maybe I'm the only one that ever does that...
Cheers,
JR

jremington wrote:

Shouldn't / couldn't the Chrono Gatineau have "I.T.T." after the name? This might seem a strange request but sometimes I'm looking up a rider and will search the 'results' page for "I.T.T." so that the time trial results are easy to see on the page. Maybe I'm the only one that ever does that...
Cheers,
JR

Well, it doesn't sound very unlogical. But in one day races we don't put I.T.T. after the racename, like in GP des Nations, Chrono des Herbiers, Duo Normand etc.
You can always trace these TT's by looking for Race type = Time Trial in the Search Races option.

2nd in stage 1 of Tour of Romania is Andrea MAGRIN and not Andrea MARGIN.

One more wrong info from UCI...

LeonCQ wrote:

added till here

31/05 Jeux des Petits Etats d'Europe (Liechtenstein) R.R.

1. 34 1992 JUNGELS Bob LUX 12 2:36:26,82 -
2. 5 1993 KUENG Stefan LIE 12 2:38:35,82 +02:09,00
3. 35 1990 SCHLECHTER Pit LUX 12 2:38:35,94 +02:09,12
4. 2 1973 BURKHARD Hans LIE 12 2:44:13,07 +07:46,25
5. 32 1989 KOHN Tom LUX 12 2:44:19,92 +07:53,10
6. 23 1970 FRISONI Guido SMR 12 2:44:21,47 +07:54,65
7. 25 1981 BEDETTI Daniele SMR 12 2:44:24,58 +07:57,76
8. 11 1983 PLUMER Julien MON 12 2:44:26,07 +07:59,25
9. 36 1990 THILL Tom LUX 12 2:44:26,80 +07:59,98
10. 1 1978 BAYER Rafael LIE 12 2:44:27,17 +08:00,35
11. 20 1984 AFONSO PEREIRA Miguel AND 12 2:44:27,86 +08:01,04
12. 22 1967 GIULIETTI Luigi SMR 12 2:44:28,89 +08:02,07
13. 24 1976 GASPERONI Federico SMR 12 2:45:20,57 +08:53,74
14. 9 1980 GIUSTA Franck MON 12 2:45:22,54 +08:55,72
15. 7 1990 RINNER Daniel LIE 12 2:48:06,21 +11:39,38
16. 18 1991 FERNANDEZ GARCIA David AND 12 2:48:06,43 +11:39,60
17. 29 1979 JONSSON Arni Mar ISL 12 2:48:06,92 +11:40,10
18. 10 1986 CARACCIOLI Arnaud MON 12 2:48:07,68 +11:40,85
19. 21 1983 PINTADO MADRIGAL Julio Alfredo AND 12 2:48:08,34 +11:41,52
20. 12 1968 MIQUET Roger MON 11 2:38:52,53 -1LAP
21. 15 1981 FORMOSA Maurice MLT 11 2:39:06,76 -1LAP
22. 28 1989 SIGURDSSON David Thor ISL 11 2:39:06,85 -1LAP
23. 13 1977 BONELLO Etienne MLT 11 2:39:06,93 -1LAP
24. 16 1971 GALEA David MLT 11 2:39:07,65 -1LAP
25. 3 1982 FROMMELT Christian LIE 11 2:39:09,72 -1LAP
26. 30 1980 GEIRSSON Hafsteinn Aegir ISL 11 2:39:18,77 -1LAP
27. 17 1979 VELLA Jason MLT 11 2:48:13,26 -1LAP

02/06 Jeux des Petits Etats d'Europe (Liechtenstein) I.T.T.

1. 30 Bob JUNGELS 1992 LUX 4 30:17,28
2. 4 Stefan KUENG 1993 LIE 4 31:29,58 +01:12,29
3. 32 Tom THILL 1990 LUX 4 31:32,96 +01:15,68
4. 1 Hans BURKHARD 1973 LIE 4 32:14,03 +01:56,75
5. 16 David ALBOS CAVALIERE 1984 AND 4 32:30,74 +02:13,46
6. 31 Pit SCHLECHTER 1990 LUX 4 32:32,35 +02:15,06
7. 7 Franck GIUSTA 1980 MON 4 33:09,79 +02:52,50
8. 9 Julien PLUMER 1983 MON 4 33:14,86 +02:57,58
9. 11 Etienne BONELLO 1977 MLT 4 33:26,73 +03:09,45
10. 21 Daniele BEDETTI 1981 SMR 4 33:42,79 +03:25,50
11. 10 Roger MIQUET 1968 MON 4 33:43,20 +03:25,92
12. 5 Daniel RINNER 1990 LIE 4 33:45,37 +03:28,09
13. 28 Tom KOHN 1989 LUX 4 33:47,24 +03:29,96
14. 20 Federico GASPERONI 1976 SMR 4 33:56,33 +03:39,04
15. 27 Hakon HRAFN 1974 ISL 4 33:58,32 +03:41,04
16. 6 Karlheinz RISCH 1965 LIE 4 34:10,58 +03:53,30
17. 24 Petur Thor RAGNARSSON 1979 ISL 4 34:16,45 +03:59,16
18. 26 Hafsteinn AEGIR 1980 ISL 4 34:33,45 +04:16,16
19. 25 Arni Mar JONSSON 1979 ISL 4 34:41,59 +04:24,31
20. 8 Arnaud CARACCIOLI 1986 MON 4 34:50,41 +04:33,12
21. 13 Maurice FORMOSA 1981 MLT 4 35:10,63 +04:53,34
22. 14 David GALEA 1971 MLT 4 35:17,76 +05:00,48
23. 22 Luca FORCELLINI 1990 SMR 4 35:26,30 +05:09,01
24. 19 Guido FRISONI 1970 SMR 4 35:49,05 +05:31,76

LeonCQ wrote:

Thanks. But we'll not publish this result at the CQ site. This new(?) Games are not rewarded with UCI points so no CQ points either. And unfortunately it's too much effort to get all kinds of extra events at the site...

Clasico de San Antonio de Padua Guayama has changed to 1ra Copa Ciclismo de Guayames and from 2.2 to a national race. It can be removed from the calendar.

LeonCQ wrote:

Corrected

Full result of Stage 7 of the An Post Ras:
1 Martyn IRVINE IRL GKT 3:40:39
2 Ralf MATZKA GER TET +6
3 Bernardo RICCIO ITA DAN +6
4 Myron SIMPSON NZL NZL +6
5 Adam SEMPLE AUS DPC +6
6 Javier BENITEZ POMARES ESP TKT +6
7 Pete WILLIAMS GBR MPT +6
8 Erwan BRENTERCH FRA +6
9 Steven LAMPIER GBR SGS +6
10 Marcin BIALOBLOCKI POL MPT +6

LeonCQ wrote:

Corrected

Riccoen wrote:

31/05 Jeux des Petits Etats d'Europe

LeonCQ wrote:

Thanks. But we'll not publish this result at the CQ site. This new(?) Games are not rewarded with UCI points so no CQ points either. And unfortunately it's too much effort to get all kinds of extra events at the site...

I agree that CQ should focus on races of the UCI calendar and adding results of the Jeux des Petits Etats d’Europe, or events like the Caribbean Games, South East Asian Games etc, would be a lot of extra work and the question is where to stop.
However, CQ published the results of the Jeux of 2005 and 2001 (RR Fränk SCHLECK and ITT David MILLAR for Malta…).
By the way, these results, including DNF’s, are the reason for a large number of the missing or incomplete UCI codes in the Rider Database.
The Jeux des Petits Etats are held every two years, but Road Cycling is not always on the agenda. This year was the first time since 2005 that it was again the case.

Hans wrote:

However, CQ published the results of the Jeux of 2005 and 2001 (RR Fränk SCHLECK and ITT David MILLAR for Malta…).
By the way, these results, including DNF’s, are the reason for a large number of the missing or incomplete UCI codes in the Rider Database.
The Jeux des Petits Etats are held every two years, but Road Cycling is not always on the agenda. This year was the first time since 2005 that it was again the case.

That's why I published them (it makes sense to have the 2011 results if 2005 and 2001 are in db), but I agree with you

Indeed, may be there are events more interesting like U23 World Champs of 2004-1999 that are not in.

Hans wrote:

However, CQ published the results of the Jeux of 2005 and 2001 (RR Fränk SCHLECK and ITT David MILLAR for Malta…).
By the way, these results, including DNF’s, are the reason for a large number of the missing or incomplete UCI codes in the Rider Database.

Sorry, I didn't notice that. I even never heard of the Jeux des Petits Etats d'Europe until 1 week ago...
I think skipping the DNF's or even all results of those races will be on the To Do List.
On the other hand, it's no big job to put a top 5 of those races. But then: where to stop?