Results 2003

Prueba Villafranca de Ordizia - Clasica de Ordizia (1.2, 25-07-2003)

Nr. 14 seems to be Carlos Garcia Quesada (ESP/KEL), not Adolfo Garcia Quesada (ESP/KEL) who finished this race as 58th.

Sources: UCI, Cyclingnews.com and MuseoCiclismo.it

Final general classification Tour de la Région Wallone (28 July-01 August):

14 Steven Kleynen (BEL/VLA)
15 Bert de Waele (BEL/LAN)
16 Allan Johansen (DEN/FAK)
17 Bobby Julich (USA/TEL)
18 Niels Scheuneman (NED/RB3)

Source: Cyclingnews.com
On the UCI-site is another, different classification (nrs 14-18 as above, but Bessy 11 and Petito 12), but the classification on Cyclingnews.com seems to be right. When riders finish in the same time, their result in stage 1 is leading.

CQ's result of the Fyn Rundt (1.5, 10-08-2003) is almost the same as the result in 2002... UCI and Cyclingnews.com give the following result:

1 Jacob Moe Rasmussen (DEN/FAK)
2 Lars Ytting Bak (DEN/FAK)
3 Michael Skelde (DEN/FAK)
4 Allan Johansen (DEN/FAK)
5 Morten Christiansen (NOR/elite 2)
6 Matti Breschel (DEN/elite 2)
7 Michael Reihs (DEN/FAK)
8 Claus Michael Holm (DEN/elite 2)
9 Jacob Nielsen (DEN/GLU)
10 Allan Bo Andresen (DEN/FAK)

Ronde van Nederland (19-23 August 2003):
Nr. 39 in the final general classification is Simone Masciarelli (ITA/VIN)instead of Andrea Masciarelli (ITA/VIN). Andrea didn't start in this race.

Source: UCI and Cyclingnews.com

Tour du Limousin (19-22 August 2003):
Nr. 8 in the final general classification was Walter Beneteau (FRA/BLB), not Josef Benetseder (AUT/elite 2).

Sources: UCI and Cyclingnews.com

Coppa Bernocchi (21-08-2003):
Nr. 4 was Ruslan Ivanov (MDA/ALS), not Serguei Ivanov (RUS/FAS)
Nr. 10 was Leonardo Zanotti (ITA/DNC), not Marco Zanotti (ITA/FAS).

Marco Zanotti and Serguei Ivanov were participating in the Ronde van Nederland when the Coppa Bernocchi was held.

Sources: UCI and MuseoCiclismo.it

Tour de Slovaquie (27-31 August 2003):
Nr. 4 in the final general classification is Slawomir Kohut (POL/CCC) instead of Seweryn Zenon Kohut (POL/CCC). Seweryn didn't start in this race.

Source: UCI and Cyclingnews.com

Wyscig Kolarski o Puchar Trzech Mlast (30-08-2003):
Nr. 9 seems to be Mariusz Kaminski (POL/MIK), not Marek Kaminski(POL/elite 2).

Sources:UCI and Cicloweb.it

GP Eddy Merckx (31-08-2003):
Nr. 9 were Vladimir Karpets and Evgeni Petrov (both RUS/BAN), not Karpets and Atanas Andonov Petrov (BUL/CAB).

Source: UCI and Cyclingnews.com

Giro del Lazio (1.HC, 20-09-2003):
Nr. 32 was Marcus Zberg (SUI/GST), not Beat Zberg (SUI/RAB).

Sources: UCI, Cyclingnews.com and MuseoCiclismo.it

GP des Nations (1.1, 21-09-2003):
nr. 20 was David Herrero Llorente (ESP/EUS), not Ivan Herrero Atienzar (ESP/LB2). Herrero Atienzar was still riding the Vuelta a Espana when this time trial was held.

Sources: UCI, Cyclingnews.com and several other websites

Giro dell'Emilia (1.1, 27-09-2003):
Nr. 13 was Marcus Zberg (SUI/GST), not Beat Zberg (SUI/RAB). Beat was participating in the Vuelta a Espana when the Giro dell'Emilia was held.

Sources: UCI, Cyclingnews.com and MuseoCiclismo.it

GP Beghelli - Milano-Vignola (1.2, 28-09-2003):

Nr. 8 was Jose Ivan Gutierrez Palacios (ESP/BAN), not Ignacio Gutierrez Cataluna (ESP/KEL)
Nr. 9 was Javier Pascual Rodriguez (ESP/BAN), not Joaquin Rodriguez Oliver (ESP/ONE)
Rodriguez Oliver was still riding in the Vuelta a Espana during the GP Beghelli and I don't think Ignacio's Kelme-team was participating in this race, based on the complete results on Cyclingnews.com

Sources: UCI, Cyclingnews.com (although their wrong result of nr. 8 and 9) and MuseoCiclismo.it

Duo Normand (1.5, 28-09-2003):
The website of the UCI shows a different result than CQ. The winners in the espoirs-category, Alexandre Bazhenov and Boris Shpilevsky (RUS/elite 2), became second overall and should also receive CQ-points in my opinion. Lelarge/Levecot and everybody else in the current top ten, should move one place down.

See also: http://www.duonormand.com/fr/pages/precedentesedition.php , but forget their nrs. 2 Taylor/Carr. They were the winners on a tandem ...

Missing result: Luk-Cup Bühl (1.3, 03-10-2003)

1 Matthias Kessler (GER/TEL)
2 Davide Rebellin (ITA/GST)
3 Felix Manuel Garcia Casas (ESP/COA)
4 Marcus Zberg (SUI/GST)
5 David Moncoutie (FRA/COF)
6 Sven Montgomery (SUI/FAS)
7 Aitor Garmendia Arbilla (ESP/COA)
8 Gerben Löwik (NED/BCT)
9 Michael Skelde (DEN/FAK)
10 Axel Merckx (BEL/LOT)

Sources: UCI and Cyclingnews.com

KoRood wrote:

Gianluca Bortolami (ITA/VIN) tested positive on doping on 2 April 2003 after the second stage in the Driedaagse De Panne-Koksijde. Therefore he was disqualified in this race, his results in this race were deleted and he was suspended for 6 months on 18th June. Why aren't his results during the time between his positive test and his suspension, 14th in Paris-Roubaix on 13 April and 77th in the Amstel Gold Race (77th) on 20 April, deleted like you did with the results of Giampaolo Caruso (ITA/ONE) in 2003?

MarkCQ wrote:

We'll check this

Reminder

Giro del Piemonte (1.1, 16-10-2003):
Nr. 30 should be Simone Masciarelli (ITA/VIN), not Andrea Masciarelli (ITA/VIN).

Sources: UCI, Cyclingnews.com and MuseoCiclismo.it

Tour of Southland (2.5, 03-08 November 2003):
Leader after stage 2B was Jeremy Yates (NZL/elite 2), not Matthew Yates (NZL/TDU).

Doble Copacabana GP Fides (2.5, 04-09 November 2003):
Nr. 3 in the general classification was Cesar Augusto Salazar Herrera (COL/elite 2), not Carlos Salazar (ESA/elite 2), who was only 19 years old and did not start in this race.

Sources: UCI and Cyclingnews.com

Tour de Okinawa (1.5, 09-11-2003):
Nr. 10 was Shinichi Fukushima (JPN/BGT), not Koji Fukushima (JPN/elite 2).

Sources: UCI, Cyclingnews.com, Cycle-Racing.com

LeonCQ wrote:

Bortolami-case > settled

Great, thanks. Only Erik Zabel disappeared ... He was nr. 15 in the orginal result and should be nr. 14 due to the disqualification of Bortolami.