Results 2005

Memorial Galera - Ciudad de Armilla (cat. 1.1) is on your calender on 02-10-2005, but this race was cancelled.

Missing result:

Herald Sun Tour, stage 1: team time trial Williamstown, 4 km

1. Savings & Loans in 5'31"
Riders: Peter MUELLER (AUS19800517), Chris JONGEWAARD (AUS19790718), Russell VAN HOUT (AUS19760615), Adrian LAIDLER (AUS19810331), Sean SULLIVAN (AUS19780818), Stephen CUNNINGHAM (AUS19710301), Anthony CHALLINOR (AUS19780530) and Joshua Kane COLLINGWOOD (AUS19770717)

2. Ag2r Prévoyance at 0'03"
Riders: Christophe ORIOL (FRA19730228), Simon GERRANS (AUS19800516), Mitchell DOCKER (AUS19861002), Wesley SULZBERGER (AUS19861020), Nicolas PORTAL (FRA19790423), Erki PÜTSEP (EST19760525), Joshua WILSON (AUS19840823) and Andy FLICKINGER (FRA19781104)

3. Australia at 0'05"
Riders: Matthew GOSS (AUS19861105), Peter HATTON (AUS19830323), Sean FINNING (AUS19850122), Mark JAMIESON (AUS19840504), Peter DAWSON (AUS19820204), Matthew REX (AUS19850720), Ashley HUTCHINSON (AUS19790509) and Stephen WOOLDRIDGE (AUS19771017)

Peter Mueller became leader after this stage.

Source: Cyclingnews.com

National Championships Paraguay R.R., 23-10-2005

If no. 2, Sergio Damian RAMOS (ARG19780416), really is from Argentina and not from Paraguay, he should not be rewarded with CQ-points.

The Oceania Cycling Championships, I.T.T. on 03-12-2005 and R.R. on 04-12-2005, are mentioned on the calender of 2006.

Vuelta a Costa Rica (16th-29th December 2005):

No. 3 in the final general classification seems to be Andrey AMADOR BIKKAZAKOVA (CRC19860829) instead of his brother Ivan AMADOR BIKKAZAKOVA (CRC19820113).

Sources: UCI, Cyclingnews.com

Tour of South China Sea, stage 6 (31-12-2005)

Leader after stage 6 is, due to 10 seconds of bonification, Kam Po WONG (HKG19730313), not Kin San WU (HKG19850504). Wu recaptured the leader jersey in the last stage and won the Tour of South China Sea.

Source: full results on Cyclingnews.com

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

Manuel LLORET ZARAGOZA (ESP19810804) received 2 CQ-points for the second place of his team Comunidad Valenciana, but Lloret Zaragoza was a "late arrival". No points should be rewarded.

Confirmed by UCI and Cyclingnews.com

KoRood wrote:

...Vuelta Ciclista a Murcia (ESP) ...


.... Ruben PLAZA MOLINA is also the new leader after stage 2.

You missed one piece from my post of 8th April

KoRood wrote:

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.

And what about Piotr Mazur? He should be 3rd, I guess?

MarkCQ wrote:

And what about Piotr Mazur? He should be 3rd, I guess?

I guess so. I've inserted Gebka in the result.

National Championships Mauritius R.R., date unknown:

No. 1 was Mike CHONG CHIN (MRI19761217)
No. 2 was Steward PHARMASSE (MRI19770810)
No. 3 was Philippe COLIN (MRI19831113)

Sources: Cyclingarchives.com

National Championships Tunesia R.R., (date unknown):

No. 1: Aymen BEN HASSINE (TUN19801108)
No. 2: Ahmed M'RAIHI (TUN19780817)
No. 3: Hassen BEN NASR (TUN19861216)

Source: Cyclingarchives.com

Tour de la Guadeloupe, stage 9B (14-08-2005)

No. 1 was Jose Daniel BERNAL GARCIA (COL19730315), not Daniel BERNAL ENRIQUEZ (COL19810307).

Also in the final general classification: no. 2 was Jose Daniel BERNAL GARCIA (COL19730315), not Daniel BERNAL ENRIQUEZ (COL19810307). Besides, Bernal Enriquez is actually from Spain.

Sources: UCI and several other websites

Missing result: National Championships Netherlands Antilles R.R. (26-06-2005)

1. Jaime PERESTRELO (AHO19741222) in 2h57’32”
2. Wielbert BEKER (AHO) at 2’43”
3. Aichel MAGDALENA (AHO19680209) at 2’44”
4. Corwin NICOLINA (AHO19701001) at 2’45”
5. Loek SMIT (AHO19621121) at 2’46”
6. Paul VAN DER LOO (AHO19680312) at 2’47”
7. Laurens KEESEN (AHO19621214) at 2’49”
8. Marcel THOONEN (AHO1960) at 2’50”
9. Rob ROSKAM (AHO) at 2’51”
10. Peter REIJMER (AHO19730709) at 2’52”

Source: www.cyclingarchives.com

NCh Denmark ITT 2005
Odense - 41,3 km

And some of the missing time gaps
1 Michael Blaudzun, Team CSC.. 51,21,01
2 Brian Vandborg, Team CSC.... +  14,49
3 Lars Bak, Team CSC..............   1.05,83
4 Nicki Sørensen, Team CSC......  1.30,16
5 Peter Gaarde, Team ABC.........  2.19,35


Nch Denmark RR 2005
Odense - 204 km

Missing time and top20
1. Lars Ytting Bak, (CSC), 4.42,25 timer.
2. Lars Michaelsen, (CSC) 4.43,00
3. Matti Breschel, (CSC), samme tid.
4. Frank Høj, (Gerolsteiner), s.t.
5. Lars H. Thomsen, (Team GLS), s.t.
6. Kasper Klostergaard, (Glud & Marstrand Horsens), s.t.
7. Chris Anker Sørensen, (Team Designa Køkken), 4.43,05.
8. Jacob Nielsen, (Glud & Marstrand Horsens), 4.44,30.
9. René Jørgensen, (Team Barloworld), 4.44,43.
10. Anders Lund, (Team GLS), 4.44,47.
11. Michael Blaudzun, (CSC), s.t.
12. Bo Hamburger, (Aqua Sapone), s.t.
13. Peter Gaarde, (Team ABC), s.t.
14. Michael Skelde, (Glud & Marstrand Horsens), s.t.
15. Allan Johansen, (CSC), s.t.
16. Morten Ryberg Gottlieb, (Team Designa Køkken), s.t.
17. Rasmus Fjordside, (Team GLS), s.t.
18. Nicki Sørensen, (CSC), s.t.
19. Thomas Oredsson, (Volksbank - Deal), 4.44,51.
20. Martin Mortensen, (Herning Elite), 4.45,16.

Regarding the Danish NChs 2005.
10th in the RR was the Danish Anders Lund, not the Norwegian.
Both the RR and the ITT was in Odense.
Didn’t the point scale from back then give points to place 11 to 20 in the NC3?