Results 2015

Tour Alsace
Jack HAIG was 7th in Stage 3 and 5th in Final GC with the Australian Team (not with OGE)
Koen BOUWMAN was 13th in Final GC with SEG (not with TLJ)

Kreiz Breizh Elite
Elie GESBERT was 3rd in Stage 1, 2nd in Stage 4 and 2nd in Final GC with his Elite-2 Team (not with FDJ)

Tour of Szeklerland stage 1 will be raced...tomorrow (06/08).

 http://www.csikisport.ro/angol/Stages.html

European Championships ITT
12 Nils POLITT not KAT but STG
13 Not Alexander but Marcus FAGLUM KARLSSON
16 Not Ragnar WIRTHS but Tom WIRTGEN

Antwerpse Havenpijl
2nd is not Reda AADEL but Stan GODRIE

GP di Poggiana
Jack HAIG was 5th not with OGE but with the Australian selection
(By the way, the UCI has not yet registered him as Trainee with OGE)

Coupe des Carpathes
Time of the winner was 4h18'52"

European Championships U23 - RR
Martin LAAS (6th) should be without team (like the other Trainee Van Rooy)

Tao GEOGHEGAN HART participated in the Tour of Utah with Axeon (BDT), not as a Trainee of SKY.
Results of Stages 5,6 and 7 and Final GC to be adjusted.

GP di Poggiana
Time of the winner: 4h29’00”
The missing 11-20:
11 ROSA Francesco +2'35"
12 SALVADOR Enrico +2'35"
13 TECCHIO Marco +2'40"
14 VENDRAME Andrea +2'40"
15 RAILEANU Cristian +2'45"
16 NATALI Matteo +2'52"
17 TOMIO Giacomo +2'55"
18 GOMEZ UROSA Luis Antonio (VEN19941223) +5'35"
19 GAROSIO Andrea +5'35"
20 BREDA Nicola (ITA19960310, @Breda96Breda) +7'23"

Missing on the CQ calendar is the GP Capodarco (this year 1.2U), which took place today 16/08/2015
Website: http://www.gpcapodarco.net/
Provisional result:
1. Riccardo DONATO 156 km in 3h41'15"
2. Simone VELASCO
3. Filippo FIORELLI a 18"
4. Jacopo BILLI 
5. Evgeny KOBERNYAK
6. Matteo NATALI
7. Ildar ARSLANOV
8. Loic LEBOUVIER a 23"
9. Mark PADUN
10. Andrea VENDRAME

Aquece Rio
Koen BOUWMAN (19th) should be SEG rather than TLJ

GP di Capodarco. The race distance was 156 KM
The missing 11-20:
11 DI LEO Manuel ITA19951121 +22
12 MARTINEZ Luis Miguel COL19930630 +22
13 HAIG Jack AUS19930906 +22
14 CICCONE Giulio ITA19941220 +22
15 CAPONE Filippo ITA19940307 +28
16 MOSCA Jacopo ITA19930829 +28
17 FEDELI Alessandro ITA19960302 +28
18 GARCIA CRUZ Nestor Javier COL19931111 +28
19 COLOMBO Eros ITA19951125 +28
20 CACCIOTTI Andrea ITA19961119 +28

Hans wrote:

GP di Capodarco. The race distance was 156 KM

Are you sure about that?

Was the race shortened due to bad weather?

DijkCQ wrote:

Hans wrote:

GP di Capodarco. The race distance was 156 KM

Are you sure about that?
Was the race shortened due to bad weather?

The 156 km comes from the result on the website of the organizers: http://www.gpcapodarco.net/
Judging by the photos it was a nice sunny day, no reason to shorten the race.
In previous years the distance was indeed 180 km and the time of the winner a bit over 4h20’.
This year the winning time was 3h41’. For 180 km that gives an average of 48,8 km/h, for 156 km a more reasonable 43,2 km/h.
I assume that as the race was previously 1.2 but this year 1.2U, the organizers choose for a shorter distance but used in their road book the old time table and profile…

PS
Jack HAIG participated with the Australian selection so his team should be "-" instead of OGE

Hans wrote:

DijkCQ wrote:

Hans wrote:

GP di Capodarco. The race distance was 156 KM

Are you sure about that?
Was the race shortened due to bad weather?

The 156 km comes from the result on the website of the organizers: http://www.gpcapodarco.net/
Judging by the photos it was a nice sunny day, no reason to shorten the race.
In previous years the distance was indeed 180 km and the time of the winner a bit over 4h20’.
This year the winning time was 3h41’. For 180 km that gives an average of 48,8 km/h, for 156 km a more reasonable 43,2 km/h.
I assume that as the race was previously 1.2 but this year 1.2U, the organizers choose for a shorter distance but used in their road book the old time table and profile…

PS
Jack HAIG participated with the Australian selection so his team should be "-" instead of OGE

From Jack Haig's blog:

Jack Haig wrote:

The last of the three races, GP di Capodarco, is probably the most famous of the three. I finished fourth there last year. The weather wasn’t kind to us this time around and it turned out be the wettest race I have ever done. We basically had a flash flood mid-race and the race had to be naturalised for a while because they ran out of ambulances. I got quite cold while the race was neutralised and my legs never came back to their best after that. I finished 13th.
http://cyclingtips.com.au/2015/08/jack-haigs-diary-a-heavy-race-block/

Not so sunny afterall...

DijkCQ wrote:

Hans wrote:

GP di Capodarco. The race distance was 156 KM

Are you sure about that?
Was the race shortened due to bad weather?

You were right Dijk! The report on the Race Website actually talks about the bad weather (that nice picture of the podium is a bit misleading). They do not mention the neutralisation but it says that the jury shortened the race by a lap….

08-08-2015 Tour of Hungary, Stage 4
In the UCI result 2nd and 3rd are the other way around:
2 Patrik TYBOR +2"
3 Moritz BACKOFEN +7"

Vattenfall Cyclassics

43rd is Matthias BRÄNDLE (not Dominik BRÄNDLE)

DijkCQ wrote:

Done

Tour of California

Chris Anker SØRENSEN did finish stage 6 and therefore was not DNF.

22-08-2015 Puchar Ministra Obrony Narodowej
12th is not Piotr but Wojciech SKARZYNSKI

DijkCQ wrote:

Done

Druivenkoers - Overijse
42 MULLEN Ryan  SKT (instead of TCG)
49 POLITT Nils  STG (instead of KAT)

Tour de l’Avenir, Stage 5
Leader MÜHLBERGER Gregor RWS (instead of BOA)

18-08-2015 GP Stad Zottegem
In the UCI result 7 and 8 are the other way around:
7 Wouter MOL
8 Dylan GROENEWEGEN

DijkCQ wrote:

Done

frenchfan wrote:

Tour of California

Chris Anker SØRENSEN did finish stage 6 and therefore was not DNF.

He did not participate at all at the Tour of California, right?
http://www.matsport.fr.php53-23.ord1-1.websitetestlink.com/resultat/resultat.php5?code_course=TDC&codes=ITE&nb_etape=-1&type=0&menu_live=4&menu=0

I couldn't discover which other race you are talking about, since I cannot find a DNF for CAS in 2015.

DijkCQ wrote:

frenchfan wrote:

Tour of California
Chris Anker SØRENSEN did finish stage 6 and therefore was not DNF.

He did not participate at all at the Tour of California, right?
I couldn't discover which other race you are talking about, since I cannot find a DNF for CAS in 2015.

CAS was originally shown DNF in Stage 6 of the Tour of Colorado, but somebody (Leon?) corrected that yesterday    
(see sequence of “recently updated races” on the homepage).

Hans wrote:

DijkCQ wrote:

frenchfan wrote:

Tour of California
Chris Anker SØRENSEN did finish stage 6 and therefore was not DNF.

He did not participate at all at the Tour of California, right?
I couldn't discover which other race you are talking about, since I cannot find a DNF for CAS in 2015.

CAS was originally shown DNF in Stage 6 of the Tour of Colorado, but somebody (Leon?) corrected that yesterday    
(see sequence of “recently updated races” on the homepage).

Sorry for this mistake. I was thinking about Colorado and I typed "California".

Hans wrote:

CAS was originally shown DNF in Stage 6 of the Tour of Colorado, but somebody (Leon?) corrected that yesterday    
(see sequence of “recently updated races” on the homepage).

Sorry, forgot to mention "done" in that post...

The UCI results of the GP Plouay are not fully correct yet, a.o. Viviani should be 15th instead of Rowe (source), and some other riders (ao Devenyns) mentioned that they have finished the race although being ranked as DNF.

Hans wrote:

Druivenkoers - Overijse
42 MULLEN Ryan  SKT (instead of TCG)
49 POLITT Nils  STG (instead of KAT)

Still to be corrected

LeonCQ wrote:

The UCI results of the GP Plouay are not fully correct yet, a.o. Viviani should be 15th instead of Rowe (source), and some other riders (ao Devenyns) mentioned that they have finished the race although being ranked as DNF.

The UCI still has Luke ROWE as 15th and Elia VIVIANI DNF, but inserted Dries DEVENYNS (90th) and Francis DE GREEF (91st) at +1'02".