Results 2005

Paris Roubaix U23
Winner : 4h44'31
Gap
2 +1'23
3 +1'25
4 +1'31
8 +1'37

11-20 missing
11 Nikolas Maes (+1'37)
12 Joel Pearson
13 John Murphy
14 Anders Lund
15 Stijn Minne
16 Romain Fondard
17 Willem Leenhouts (NEW / BEL / 30/01/1985)
18 David Deroo
19 Anthony Colin +1'41
20 Lars Boom


Source : http://autobus.cyclingnews.com/road.php?id=road/2005/may05/U23parisroubaix05

Wachova International :
Winner : 3h21'28
Gap
10 +4"
13 +17"
14 +1'34

21-30 missing (all at 1'34)
21 Mark Walters
22 Erik Saunders
23 Emile Abraham
24 Lars Michaelsen
25 Mark Mccormack
26 Kirk Albers
27 Mike Sayers
28 Gerrit Glomser
29 Max van Heeswijk
30 Kyle Gritters


Source : http://autobus.cyclingnews.com/road/2005/may05/wachovia05/?id=results/wachovia05Lancaster


Wachovia Classic
Winner : 2h57'59
All in the same time (bunch sprint)
21-30 missing
21 Luciano Pagliarini
22 Oleg Grishkine
23 Karl Menzies
24 Jeffrey Hopkins
25 Russell Hamby
26 Kyle Gritters
27 Evan Oliphant
28 Sterling Magnell
29 Brian Sheedy
30 Kirk Albers

Source : http://autobus.cyclingnews.com/road/2005/may05/wachovia05/?id=results/wachovia05Trenton


Wachovia USPRO
Winner : 6h01'16
Gap
4 +44"
31-50 missing :
31 Neil Shirley
32 Tyler Wren
33 Ciaran Power
34 Jonathan Patrick Mccarty
35 Thomas Bruun Eriksen
36 Bobby Julich +36"
37 Jeff Louder +2'51
38 Matej Mugerli +3'28
39 Daniele Colli +5'54
40 Emile Abraham
41 Ben Jacques Maynes
42 Marco Marzano
43 Glen Anthony Mitchell
44 Charles Dionne
45 Geoff Kabush
46 Allan Johansen
47 Antonio Cruz
48 Alex Candelario
49 Juan Jose Haedo
50 Matthew Rice (1979)

Source : http://autobus.cyclingnews.com/road/2005/may05/wachovia05/?id=results/wachovia05USPRO

Thanks vino, these missing results have now been entered.
It appears that also for the rest of 2005 many results are incomplete.
Time permitting, we will try to gradually fill the remaining blanks.

I'm myself looking at 2005 for personal purposes, so I can post updates here

Correction for Wachovia USPRO :
21st isn't Mark Walters from Guam, but from Canada (Navigators that year)
And 50th isn't the new Matthew Rice, but the "old" (Jelly Belly that year)


Mémorial Philippe Van Coningsloo :
winner in 3h52'00.
All guys in the same time (sprint)

11 Sven Nevens
12 Dries Van Der Ginst
13 Olivier Pardini
14 Nico Verbruggen (NEW / BEL / 15/07/1982)
15 Kurt Dierckx
16 Gert-Jan Oostvogels
17 Evert Verbist
18 Michael Simms
19 Wim De Vries
20 Maarten De Jonge

Source : http://autobus.cyclingnews.com/road.php?id=road/2005/jun05/coningsloo05


GP Kranj :
Winner 3h57'05
Gap :
2 +0'11
3 +0'15
4 +0'17
8 +0'28
9 +0'56

11-20 missing :
11 Miha Svab +1'03
12 Joze Senekovic +2'42
13 Honorio Machado +3'11
14 Uro Silar +3'11
15 Ondrej Fadrny +3'14
16 Dario Benenati +4'47
17 Bostjan Mervar +4'47
18 Leon Makarovic +5'21
19 Stefano Boggia +6'40
20 Paolo Praturlon +6'40 (NEW / ITA / 17/01/1980)

Source : http://autobus.cyclingnews.com/road.php?id=road/2005/jun05/gpkranj05



Dauphiné : A bit too long to write everything
All is here : http://autobus.cyclingnews.com/road/2005/jun05/dauphinelibere05?id=stages

It is not necessary to write them all out Vino.
I will go through the CQ results of 2005 and look for the missing info in the autobus site of cyclingnews, or find it elsewhere.
Thanks anyway.

Hans wrote:

It is not necessary to write them all out Vino.
I will go through the CQ results of 2005 and look for the missing info in the autobus site of cyclingnews, or find it elsewhere.
Thanks anyway.

I see many complete results now in June 2005, except Vuelta a Asturias which looks to be the only one not full. Not sure if you update new results or if the results I was looking were already updated before; but maybe you missed the Vuelta a Asturias

World Championships U23 ITT and RR (21/09/2005 and 24/09/2005)

Dmytro GRABOVSKYY rode for Ukraine and not for Israel yet.

Probably the wrong rider

https://cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/rider_palm.asp?riderid=29552&year=2005&all=1&current=0

Colby Lange was only 6 at that time. Should be Michael Lange riderid=3084.