Results 2002

Fred wrote:

Stage 4 winner was Maarten Lenferink not Jasper Lenferink

Maarten Lenferink also finished nr. 5 in the final general classification of Olympia's Tour (18-26 May 2002) instead of Jasper Lenferink.

A correction is needed in the Milk Race (19-26 May 2002):

Stage 5 was won by Dariusz Rudnicki (POL/LEG), instead of Daniel Rudnicki (POL).

Okay, I just keep going

The GP du Midi Libre (22-26 may 2002): Alvaro Gonzalez de Galdeano Aranzabal is mentioned in the results, but this must be his brother Igor Gonzalez de Galdeano Aranzabal. Alvaro didn't start in this race.

nr 18 in stage 2
nr 1 in stage 3 and leader after stage 3
nr 9 in stage 4
nr 3 in stage 5
nr 2 in the final general classification

Also: nr 26 in the final general classification should be Jose Ivan Gutierrez Palacios (ESP/BAN), not Jose Enrique Gutierrez Cataluna (ESP/KEL). According to the startlist on cyclingsnews.com the Kelme-team didn't start in this race.

Nr. 47 in the final general classification should be Piotr Wadecki (POL/DOM), not Adam Wadecki (POL/MRO).

Missing result in the database: Tour de Saudi Arabia, 20-28 March 2002, category 2.5

Prologue: winner and leader Badr Al Yasin (KSA)
Stage 1: winner Roman Bronis (SVK), leader unknown
Stage 2: winner Valery Titov (KAZ), leader unknown
Stage 3: winner Badr Al Yasin (KSA), leader unknown
Stage 4: winner and leader Ghader Mizbani Iranagh (IRI)
Stage 5: winner Sergey Tretyakov (KAZ), leader Ghader Mizbani Iranagh (IRI)
Stage 6: winner Martin Cerepan (SVK), leader Ghader Mizbani Iranagh (IRI)
Stage 7: winner Vadim Kravtchenko (KAZ), leader Ghader Mizbani Iranagh (IRI)
Stage 8: winner Sergey Tretyakov (KAZ)

Final general classification

1 Ghader Mizbani Iranagh (IRI)
2 Sergey Lavrenenko (KAZ)
3 Sergey Tretyakov (KAZ)
4 Vadim Kravtchenko (KAZ)
5 Martin Riska (SVK)
6 Martin Cerepan (SVK)
7 Ahmed Rabie Rashad (EGY)
8 Hossein Askari (IRI)
9 Badr Al Yasin (KSA)
10 Vladimir Bushanskiy (KAZ)

Sources: UCI, De Wielersite, forum Wielerarchiven.be

It's not complete, but at least it's something

Missing result in the database: Azerbaïjan Tour, 23-30 May 2002, category 2.5. You can find the stages, winners, leader s and final general classification here:

http://oldsite.uci.ch/data_2002/road/calendar/results_200205/20020523at.htm

According to other websites (UCI, Cyclingnews, www.olafpollack.de), Olaf Pollack finished 2nd in the 2nd stage of the Deutschland Tour (04-06-2002) instead of Stuart O'Grady, who finished 3rd. Anyone else in the top 9, from nr. 3 Werner Riebenbauer to nr. Davide Casarotto, should move one place down.

Did you forgot to mention Olaf Pollack or was he disqualified afterwards?

In stage 2 of the 2.5-race OZ Wielerweekend (09-06-2002), winner Marvin van der Pluijm gets 15 CQ-points in stead of 4.

Nr. 6 in the First Union USPRO Championships (09-06-2002) seems to be Mark McCormack (USA/SAT), not Frank McCormack (USA/SAT). Sources: UCI and Cyclingnews.com

Addition to the team time trial in the Volta a Catalunya, 17-06-2002:
Fernando Escartin Coti (ESP) was also one of the members of Team Coast (4th place) finishing in the same time.

Nr. 5 in stage 9 of the Tour de Suisse (27-06-2002) was Francesco Casagrande, not Filippo Casagrande who did not ride this race.

Circuito Montanes (18-25 June 2002): leader after stage 2 and nr. 8 in the final general classification seems to be Juan Olmo Menacho, not Antonio Olmo Menacho.

KoRood wrote:

Circuito Montanes (18-25 June 2002): ... nr. 8 in the final general classification seems to be Juan Olmo Menacho, not Antonio Olmo Menacho.

You missed one

National Championships in Russia, the road race on 30-06-2002: As nr. 5 is mentioned Roman Klimov, but he was just 17 years old. I think it must be Serguei Klimov of the Itera-team, which is confirmed on Cyclingnews.com

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

National Championships Latvia, road race (30-06-2002):
Nr. 9 is now Vasile Mihailov from Moldavia, also according to the UCI. Although he seems to be from another country, he gets 12 CQ-points where I think he shouldn't get any.

National Championships Italy, road race (30-06-2002):
Nr. 10 is now Gianluca Valoti. According to Cyclingnews.com and the UCI this should be Paolo Valoti.

National Championships Spain, time trial (28-06-2002):
Nr. 15 is now David Herrero Llorente (EUS). According to Cyclingnews.com and the UCI this should be Ivan Herrero Atienzar (REL).

National Championships Kazakhstan, road race (30-06-2002):
Nr. 6 is now Serguei Yakovlev. According to Cyclingnews.com and the UCI this should be Yevgeniy Yakovlev.

More national championships:

Estonia, time trial (28-06-2002): nr. 10 is Markku Ainsalu
Ivory Coast, road race (29-06-2002): nr. 1 is Coulibaly N'Guatta (in your database there is a Coulaibaly Ngatta, this must be the same, I guess)
Ivory Coast, time trial (28-06-2002): nr. 1 is Souleymane Pamoussou
Morocco, road race (30-06-2002): nr. 1 is Adil Jelloul
Morocco, time trial (29-06-2002): nr. 1 is Dris Anazroud (in your database there is a Dris Anezroud)

Source: http://62.50.72.82/data_2002/road/nationals/men_2002.pdf

GP Torres Vedras-Trofeu Joaquim Agostinho (10-14 July 2002):
Nr. 3 in the final general classification was Pedro Arreintunandia Quintero (ESP/CAB), not Gorka Arrizabalaga Agirre (ESP/EUS). During this Portuguese race Arrizabalaga was participating in the Tour de France, which he finished als 142nd.

It was also Arreitunandia who finished 4th in the general classification of the Volta a Portugal (02-15 August 2002), and not Arrizabalaga. Also in this race, Arrizabalaga and his team Euskaltel were not participating.

GP Ciclistico 9 de Julho (14 July 2002):
Winner was Rodrigo Mello Brito (BRA/elite), not Rodrigo Araujo de Melo (BRA/elite 2), who was only 14 years old at that time.

Sources: UCI and Cyclingnews.com

According to UCI and Cyclingnews.com the leader after stage 2 in the Tour of Qinghai Lake (28-07-2002) was Hendrik van Dijck (BEL/PAL) instead of Aleksandar Nikacevic (YUG/ALS).

And Aitor Osa Eisaguirre (ESP) seems to be also a member of the winning team in stage 1 of the Tour of Portugal, a time trial (02-08-2002).

GP Citta di Camaoire, category 1.2 (07-08-2002)

11. Gianni Faresin (ITA/GST)
12. David Canada Gracia (ESP/MAP)
13. Massimo Donati (ITA/TAC)
14. Gianluca Valoti (ITA/ALA)
15. Danilo di Luca (ITA/SAE)
16. Leonardo Scarselli (ITA/CSI)
17. Bo Hamburger (DEN/ALA)
18. Claudio Astolfi (ITA/ACQ)
19. Uros Murn (SLO/MOB)
20. Ellis Rastelli (ITA/GST)

Source: http://www.gpcamaiore.it/Arrivo2002.doc

Nr. 33 in the final general classification in the Vuelta a Burgos (12-16 August 2002) was Mauro Zanetti (ITA/ALS), not Aldo Zanetti (ITA/CAG). Aldo and his team Cage Maglierie-Olmo were not participating in this race.

Leader after stage 1 in the Tour of Denmark (13-08-2002) was Jakob Piil (DEN/CSC), not Michal Prachar (SVK/elite 2) who was only 16 years old at that time.

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

Nr. 13 in the Meisterschaft von Zürich (18-08-2002) was Paolo Valoti (ITA/ALA), not Gianluca Valoti.

Sources: UCI and Cyclingnews.com

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

Coppa Bernocchi (22-08-2002): nr. 10 is now Cesar Garcia Calvo (ESP/REL), but according to the UCI this should be
Carlos Garcia Quesada (ESP/KEL). This seems more logical. Garcia Quesada and the Kelme-team also participates in the Coppa Agostini one day earlier and Tre Valle Varesine two days earlier. Based on common sence and the results on Museo Ciclismo for example, I believe Garcia Calvo and his team were not there.

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

Coppa Placci, 07-09-2002: as nr. 16 is mentioned Gianluca Valoti. Other websites (UCI, Cyclingnews.com, MuseoCiclismo a.s.o.) name Paolo Valoti as nr. 16.

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

GP von Grafenbach (08-09-2002): nr. 5 is now Christian Frommelt (LIE/elite 2). At that time he was only 19 years old, so I had my doubts. According to UCI and Cyclingnews.com the nr. 5 must be Istvan Nagy (SVK/elite 2), but I cannot find information on the internet about a rider with that name. Then I found this website:

http://oerv.asn.or.at/ergdir/2002/grafenbach0809.html

It seems to be Robert Nagy, but with a Hungarian passport instead of a Slovakian passport? The search continues. On riderfights.com ( http://www.riderfights.com/rider/8371/Robert%20Nagy ) I found out that Robert Nagy was indeed riding for a Hungarian eliteteam in 2002 (Mapei Ungarn), so I believe he must be the nr. 5 in the GP von Grafenbach.

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected. Great research! I kept the Slovakian nationality for Nagy.