Results 2001

23th in Volta ao Alentejo was Santiago PEREZ FERNANDEZ, not Jorge.

Winner of stage 2 of the Tour of Wellington (04/01/2001) was not Andrew REID but Robin REID (also leader in the GC)

LeonCQ wrote:

All corrected till here, thanks

Vuelta a la Independencia

Stage 5a (24/02/2001)
1 José Ramón Pineda (Dom) Bicicentro 2.03.31
2 Franklin Chacón (Ven) Lotería del Táchira 0.08
3 Manuel Enrique Guevara (Ven) Lotería del Táchira
The numbers 2 PHANG Damian (id=14400), 3 CAPELLAN Amable (id=14401) and 4 BARBERO Juan (id=14402) of the CQ result should be deleted from the database (no other results).

Stage 6 (25/02/2001)
1 Branley Núñez (Dom) Alico 3.59.34
2 Edwin Morel (Dom) Aro & Pedal (DOM19810910)
3 Irving Jaime Aguilar (Mex) Mexico
4 John Cipolla (USA) Jamis 4.36
5 Steven Mluyeak (USA) Jamis
The numbers 2 GUEVARA Colon (id=14403) and 5 GENAO Santiago (id=14404) of the CQ result should be deleted from the database (no other results)

More info here http://www.oocities.com/maspedal/Results/Vueltaindependencianacional.htm

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

Nr. 28 in the First Union USPRO Championships (id=14618) is given as Arno Viljoen (id=7416) when it should in fact be Raimondas Vilcinskas (id=1329).

LeonCQ wrote:

Corrected

Giro di Sardegna, Stage 2 : Porto Rotondo - Nuoro (Monte Ortobene)

20. [ITA] PIRAZZI Roberto 46"
It's not him but Stefano PIRAZZI from Colnago - CSF Inox.

Hello,

the 20th is Joaquim Sampaio (and not Domingos Sampaio)

Philippe

Leon wrote:

changed

The SterElektrotoer (http://cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/tour.asp?tourid=1490) took place in Netherlands, not in Germany.

http://www.cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/race.asp?raceid=14537

8th was WERNER Henri (http://www.cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/rider.asp?riderid=1821), not WERNER Hendrik

12th MUCHKA Vojtech's nationality is Czech, not Poland (at least the flag is wrong)

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

In the Giro Provincia Siracuse-Trofeo Arancia Rossa (11-03-2001) more than 70 riders (!) get 15 CQ-points because of a failure in the fotofinish. I don't think that's fair in a 1.3-race. Riders who finish CDM-races like the Ronde van Vlaanderen or Paris-Roubaix only get 5 CQ-points. Riders who finish a tough three-week-race like the Tour de France also get 15 CQ-points.

Why don't you give only the first 7 riders CQ-points, like the UCI did? Otherwise the points-ranking in this race is out of proportion.

Missing in the mountains classicification in Tirreno Adriatico (14-21 March 2001):
4. Davide Rebellin (ITA-LIQ) 10 points
5. Fabio Malberto (ITA-LIQ) 5 pts
6. Francesco Casagrande (ITA-FAS) 3 pts

and to the points classification in the same race:
4. Gabriele Colombo (ITA-CTA) 10 points
5. Michael Boogerd (NED-RAB) 5 pts
6. Romans Vainsteins (LAT-DFF) 3 pts

Leader in the general classification in the Vuelta a Cuba (12-25 February 2001) after stage 7 was Pedro Pablo Perez Marquez (CUB) and not Willibald Erhart (AUT).

Leader in Le Criterium International (31 March-01 April 2001) after stage 2 ánd winner of stage 3 was Rik Verbrugghe, not his younger brother Ief Verbrugghe.

None of the top 10-finishers in the Archer GP (01-04-2001) received CQ-points ...

Nr. 10 in the final general classification of the Vuelta al Uruguay (06-15 April 2001) was Jorge Bustamante from Argentina (born 05-07-1969), not Jorge Bustamante Loza from Peru (27-02-1976).

Nr. 3 in Cras Avernas on 06-05-2001 was Belgium's Jan Claes (born 09-02-1968), not Gert Claes.

Source: UCI and Gazet van Antwerpen (http://www.gva.be/Archief/guid/nederlander-john-talen-wint-cras-avernas.aspx?artikel=4d31a464-dc97-49ac-9cea-1d5d3d0b7dab)

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

According to the UCI and several pother websites nr. 4 in the general classification of the GP CCLRVT (10-13 May 2001) was Pedro Miguel Lopes Goncalves (Por/LAP). That seems more logical than Danilo Nogueira Lopes Terra from Brazil.

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

Nr. 2 in the Lincoln International GP (13-05-01) was Julian Winn (GBR) instead of Chris Winn (AUS), who was only 17 years at that time.

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

Nr. 6 in the general classification of the Bayern Rundfahrt (23-27 May 2001) is Evgueni Petrov (RUS/MAP), not Atanas Andonov Petrov (BUL/CAB)

Source: http://www.bayern-rundfahrt.com/oldversion/2001/ergebnisse/01strecke_06g.htm

Nr. 10 in the GP ZTS Dubnica (25-05-2001) was Robert Nagy (SLW/PSK) and not Akos Nagy from Hungary, who was
only 18 years old at that time.

Nr. 7 in Tro-Bro Léon (03-06-2001) was Samuel Sanchez Gonzalez (ESP/EUS), not Santos Gonzalez Capilla (ESP/ONC).

Source: http://www.bretagne-vtt.com/Tro-Bro-Leon/Historique/2001Classement.htm

Nr. 2 in the final general classification of the Vuelta a Colombia (17-06-2001/02-07-2001) was Juan Diego Ramirez Calderon (Col, 21-07-1971), not Alejandro Ramirez Calderon (Col, 15-08-1981).

KoRood wrote:

Nr. 2 in the final general classification of the Vuelta a Colombia (17-06-2001/02-07-2001) was Juan Diego Ramirez Calderon (Col, 21-07-1971), not Alejandro Ramirez Calderon (Col, 15-08-1981).

Same for the stage results of Alejandro in the Vuelta a Colombia 2001 and his results in the Clasico RCN of 2001, which are all Juan Diego.

Two corrections are needed in the final general classification of the Tour de France (07-29 July 2001):

Nr. 43 was Kevin Livingston (USA/TEL), not Adam Livingston (USA/elite 2).
Nr. 68 was Piotr Wadecki (POL/DFF), not Adam Wadecki (POL/MRO).

Nr. 7 in the final general classification of the GP do Minho (18-22 July 2001) was Pedro Miguel Goncalves Lopes (POR/LAP), not Danilo Nogueira Lopes Terra (BRA/elite 2).
Source: UCI

And winner of the first stage in Prix du Conseil Général-Tour de la Somme (19-07-2001) was Staf Scheirlinckx (BEL/COS), not his brother Bert.

In the same race, winner of the second stage on 20-07-2001 was Jeremy Hunt (GBR/BIG), not Andrew Hunt (CAN/elite 2).