Results 2005

Official UCI-news bulletin of April 2006:

• Eric BERTHOU (FRA19800123), tested positive with salbutamol during the race Circuit Cycliste Sarthe – Pays de la Loire (FRA) on 8th April 2005, sanctioned by FEDERATION FRANÇAISE DE CYCLISME, warning and disqualification from the event.

No changes in the final general classification for places 1 till 13, but Berthou loses place 14 to Tristan VALENTIN (FRA 19820223) and everyone else in the top 30 also moves up one place. New nr. 30 should be Maurizio CARTA (ITA19730725) at 5'56" from winner Sylvain CHAVANEL (FRA19790630).

Official UCI-news bulletin of April 2006:

• Florian BAUER (GER19770928), tested positive with triamcinolone acetonide during the race Cinturon Ciclista Int. a Mallorca (ESP) on 10th April 2005, sanctioned by BUND DEUTSCHER RADFAHRER, warning, reprimand and addition of 1% of the time recorded during this stage (art. 259 ADR).

When Bauer was santioned with a penalty of 1% of his time in stage 5 on 10th April 2005, he loses 1'28" extra and drops in the final general classification to place 16. So no 7 CQ-point for him, but for the new no. 10 Fernando HERRERO GUTIERREZ (ESP19811017).

Kerman Tour (14th April 19th April 2005)

Stage 2 seems to be a team time trial with the following result:

1. Giant Asia Racing Team in 59'09"
riders: Hossein ASKARI  (IRI19750323), Ahad KAZEMI SARAI (IRI19750522), David MCCANN (IRL19730317) and Ghader MIZBANI IRANAGH (IRI19751206)

2. National team of Kazachstan at 0'39"
riders: Sergey LAVRENENKO (KAZ19720515), Bakthiyar MAMYROV (KAZ19810621), Pavel NEVDAKH (KAZ19761014) and Sergey TRETYAKOV (KAZ19780201)

3. Paykan at 1'06"
riders: Alireza HAGHI (IRI19790208), Abbass SAEIDI TANHA (IRI19810105), Mehdi SOHRABI (IRI19811012) and Amir ZARGARI (IRI19800731)

In the same time as Kazachstan also the Turkish riders Kemal KÜCÜKBAY (TUR19820823) and Mehmet MUTLU (TUR19820701) were mentioned, but I cannot imagine that a team can finish a team trial with only 2 riders. We also can assume that both Turkish riders were not members of the national team of Kazachstan. So I think you can leave them out of the result.

Source: UCI

Flèche Wallonne (20-04-2005):

No. 36 was not Jacob Moe RASMUSSEN (DEN19750119), but Michael RASMUSSEN (DEN19740601). Jacob Moe and his team were not participating in this race.

Source: UCI and Cyclingnews.com

Vuelta a Castilla y Leon, stage 3: Toro T.T.T. (29-04-2005):

The CQ-points for this stage are not right. All mentioned riders of Ag2r Prévoyance should get 4 points each, all mentioned riders of Comunidad Valenciana should get 2 points each (instead of 10 points for Pascual Rodriguez) and all riders of Milaneza - Maia should get 1 point each.

Now he first three riders of the winning team received all the points:
Stéphane GOUBERT 20 points, Christophe RIBLON 10 and Nicolas PORTAL 5

GP Herning - SATS (30-04-2005)

No. 20 seems to be Michael SMITH LARSEN (DEN19810603), and not Michael LARSEN (DEN19790310).

Sources: Cyclingnews.com, Nieuwsblad.be, Dailypeloton.com

Trophée des Grimpeurs - Polymultipliée (01-05-2005):

No. 17 seems to be Cyril DESSEL (FRA19741129), not Sylvain CALZATI (FRA19790701)
And no. 19 and 20 seems to be switched: Philip DEIGNAN (IRL19830907) was 19th and Florent BRARD (FRA19760207) was 20th.

Sources: Cyclingnews.com, MuseoCiclismo.it, Nieuwsblad.be, Dailypeloton.com

EOS Tallinn GP (28-05-2005)

No. 16 seems to be Michael SMITH LARSEN (DEN19810603), and not Michael LARSEN (DEN19790310).

Sources: Cyclingnews.com, Nieuwsblad.be

Official UCI-news bulletin of April 2006:

• Luis Roberto ALVAREZ MARTIN (ESP19820401), tested positive with testosterone during the race Vuelta Ciclista Internacional a Extremadura (ESP) on 23rd and 24th April 2005, sanctioned by REAL FEDERACION ESPANOLA DE CICLISMO, suspension of 2 years from 6th September 2005 to 5th September 2007 and disqualification from the race.

Alvarez Martinez should lose his CQ-points for being leader after stage 4 on 23th April. The new leader after this stage is Manuel ORTEGA OCANA (ESP19810707).
Alvarez Martinez also loses his victory in the final general classification. Jose Joaquin ROJAS GIL (ESP19850608) is the new winner. Everyone else in the top-20 should move up one place, the new no. 20 should be Jose CANOVAS PADILLA (ESP19761215), at 0'39" from Rojas Gil.

Sources: UCI, Cyclingnews.com

GP CTT Correios de Portugal (10th-12th June 2005):

N0. 10 in the final general classification was not Jose Jesus Rodrigues VAZ (POR19811026), but Jose Carlos Silva RODRIGUES (POR19780704), riding for the team of Paredes Rota dos Moveis.

Source: Cyclingnews.com, Nieuwsblad.be

24-06-2005: National Championships Luxembourg I.T.T. , 18.04 km in Luxembourg (city)

1. Andy SCHLECK  (LUX19850610) in 22'45"
2. Pascal TRIEBEL  (LUX19660609) at 1'27"
3. Daniel BINTZ  (LUX19701011) at 2'17"
4. Claude DEGANO  (LUX19660105) at 3'10"
5. Steve FRIES  (LUX19751201) at 3'25"
6. Gilbert REYLAND  (LUX19710902) at 3'45"
7. Claude BILTGEN  (LUX19730108) at 3'53"
8. Alain MERGES  (LUX19670927) at 3'55"
9. Stanley BOZZETTI  (LUX19761005) at 3'58"
10. Christian KAUFFMANN  (LUX19710824) at 4'13"

These are the mixed results of the professionals (Schleck only) and elite men.

Source: cyclingnews.com

26-06-2005: National Championships Switzerland R.R.

No. 18 seems to be Danilo WYSS (SUI19850826) instead of Marcel WYSS (SUI19860625).

Sources: full results on Cyclingnews.com and Nieuwsblad.be

26-06-2005: National Championships Ireland R.R.

No. 6 was not Brian KENNEALLY (IRL19750120), but Brian KEANE (IRL19800820) riding for the elite team All Systems Dublin Wheelers.

Source: Cyclingnews.com

26-06-2005: National Championships Poland R.R., 206.4 km in Sobótka.

No. 2 was Marcin GEBKA (POL19740408) in the same time as winner Adam WADECKI (POL19771223).

Maybe Gebka was left out of the results because only 6 days later, on 2nd July 2005 he tested positive with methylprednisolone during the race Course de Solidarnosc et des Champions Olympiques in Poland. He was reprimanded and disqualified from that race, but not suspended ...

Source: Cyclingnews.com, official UCI-news bulletin in April 2006, several other websites.

26-06-2005: National Championships Portugal R.R., 189 km in Santa Maria de Feira:

No. 7 was not Jose Jesus Rodrigues VAZ (POR19811026), but Jose Carlos Silva RODRIGUES (POR19780704), riding for the team of Paredes Rota dos Moveis.

Source: Cyclingnews.com. No other confirmation on internet, but this two riders have been switched before.

02-08-2015: Vuelta a Leon, stage 1B (T.T.T.), Leon - Leon, 16 km

1. Vina Magna-Cropusa in 19'59".
Riders: Jesus TENDERO MARCOS (ESP19810930), Juan Jose ABRIL MERINO (ESP19800112), Diego GALLEGO ARNAIZ (ESP19820609), Fernando HERRERO GUTIERREZ (ESP19811017), Giovanny Manuel BAEZ ALVAREZ (COL19810409), Javier SAEZ JIMENEZ (ESP19811204) and Lizardo BENITEZ CORREA (CUB19770904)

2. Rabobank CT at 0'04"
Riders: Willam WALKER (AUS19851031), Michiel ELIJZEN (NED19820831), Mathieu HEIJBOER (NED19820204), Tom LEEZER (NED19851226) and Serge PAUWELS (BEL19831121)

3. Sortec Construcciones at 0'30"
Riders: Eloy TERUEL ROVIRA (ESP19821120), Isidro CERRATO LOPEZ (ESP19810306), Manuel Jesus JIMENEZ GONZALEZ (ESP19800610), Jose Vicente TORIBIO ALCOLEA (ESP19851222) and Jose CANOVAS PADILLA (ESP19761215)

Tour of Malopolska, 04/08/2005 - 06/08/2005

Cezary ZAMANA (POL19671114) gets 2 CQ-points for being leader after stage 3, but this was the last stage so no points for leading the GC should be rewarded.

Official UCI-news bulletin of April 2006:

• Daniel VALLADOLID CAMARA (ESP19820708), tested positive with norandrosterone during the race Vuelta a Navarra (ESP) on 29th May 2005, sanctioned by REAL FEDERACION ESPANOLA DE CICLISMO, suspension of 2 years from 20th October 2005 to 19th October 2007 and disqualification from the race.

No changes in the final general classification for places 1 till 10, but Valladolid Camara loses place 11 to Hubert SCHWAB (SUI19820405) and everyone else in the top 20 also moves up one place. New nr. 20 should be Unai ELORRIAGA ZUBIAUR (ESP19800622) at 5'34" from winner Pavel BRUTT (RUS19820129).

Official UCI-news bulletin of April 2006:

• Rory SUTHERLAND (AUS19820208), tested positive with clomiphene and hydroxy-Clomiphene during the race Deutschland Tour (GER) on 23rd August 2005, sanctioned by ROYALE LIGUE VELOCIPEDIQUE BELGE, suspension of 15 months from 16th September 2005 to 15th December 2006, disqualification from the race.

No changes in the final general classification for places 1 till 42, but Sutherland loses place 43 to Grischa NIERMANN (GER19751103) and everyone else in the top 50 also moves up one place. New nr. 50 should be Fabian WEGMANN (GER19800620).

Official UCI-news bulletin in 2006:

• Roberto HERAS HERNANDEZ (ESP), tested positive with EPO during the race Vuelta a Espana (ESP) on 17th September 2005, sanctioned by Real Federacion Espanola de Ciclismo, suspension of 2 years from 10th February 2006 to 9th February 2008, disqualification of the race.

You removed Heras Hernandez already from the GC, but more has to be done:

On 17th September Heras Hernandez became 2nd in stage 20, the time trial, but should lose his place to nr. 3, Carlos SASTRE CANDIL (ESP19750422). Everyone else in the top 10 moves up one place, new no. 10 should be Inigo CUESTA LOPEZ DE CASTRO (ESP19690603). Heras Hernandez should also lose his leader jersey to Denis MENCHOV (RUS19780125).

Heras Hernandez should also loses his 2nd place in the points classification to Denis Menchov. Everyone else in the top 10 should move up one place, new no. 10 will be Mauricio Alberto ARDILA CANO (COL19790521).

And finally, Heras Hernandez loses his 3rd place in het mountain classification to, again, Denis Menchov. Everyone else in the top 10 should move up one place, new no. 10 will be Oscar PEREIRO SIO (ESP19770803).

Tour de Bulgaria, stage 2A (T.T.T.): Pavel Banya - Kazanluk, 23 km

1. Knauf Team in 26'04".
Riders: Tomasz KIENDYS (POL19770623), Tomasz LISOWICZ (POL19770223), Wojciech PAWLAK (POL19691031), Jaroslaw REBIEWSKI (POL19740227) and Marcin SAPA (POL19760210).

2. Cycling Club Bourgas at 0'11"
Riders: Pavel CHUMANOV (BUL19681114), Evgeni GERGANOV BALEV (BUL19751001), Bogdan STOYTCHEV (BUL19850408) and Svetoslav Kirilov TCHANLIEV (BUL19730803).

3. National Team of Lithuania at 0'24"
Riders: Gediminas BAGDONAS (LTU19851226), Arturas ILIUTKINAS (LTU19851210), Simas KONDROTAS (LTU19850201) and Aidis KRUOPIS (LTU19861026).

Sources: UCI and Cyclingnews

Tour du Sénégal, stage 8, 01/10/2005

Winner was Hanco KACHELHOFFER (RSA19852808), not Fabrice PELTIER (FRA19700209). Peltier was the winner of stage 7. Kachelhoffer also won stage 9, a 54 km-criterium only counting for the points classification, nót for the general classification. In my opinion Kachelhoffer should not be rewarded with CQ-points for his victory in stage 9.

Final winner Alexandre LECOCQ (FRA19720123) should not be rewarded with CQ-points for being leader after stage 8. He was already winner of the GC (stage 9 did not count).

Omloop van de Vlaamse Scheldeboorden - Kruibeke (27-09-2005)

No. 12 was Kristof DE ZUTTER (BEL19821213) from team Bodysol-Win for Life, not Kristof DE ZUTTER (BEL19840212) from team Drukkerij Van Lijsebetten.

Sources: Cyclingnews.com, Nieuwsblad.be

Stage 4, Circuit Franco-Belge (02-10-2005)

No. 3 was Stefano ZANINI (ITA19690123), not Wilfried CRETSKENS (BEL19760710).

Sources: UCI, Cyclingnews.com. Nieuwsblad.be