Results 2000

Hello,

for me,

Classic Haribo is 1.3 and Trofeo Luis Puig is 1.2

Philippe

http://cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/race.asp?raceid=16213

3rd classified wasn't David MARTIN VELASCO, it was the Colombian Ruben Alverio MARIN VALENCIA. This rider:

http://cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/rider.asp?riderid=552

LeonCQ wrote:

all changed till here

http://www.cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/race.asp?raceid=15649

Laszlo Bodrogi appears as French in 2000 Hungary's ITT Championship, while he turned to French nationality in 2009, not before.

http://www.cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/race.asp?raceid=15659

The same happens with 2000 German road Championships, when Steffen Wesemann (2nd) appears as Swiss. I don't know when he changed her nationality, but if he's in the German results...

LeonCQ wrote:

Thanks! This is caused by the fact that these results have been added with the existing Rider List, where Wesemann is Swiss and Bodrogi is Hungarian. We'll change it manually...

I assume it was not the 1988-Marco Zanotti, who was 8th in the Classic Haribo in 2000.
http://cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/rider_palm.asp?riderid=16632&year=2000&all=1&current=0

LeonCQ wrote:

changed

Manx International TT

The Manx International Road Race is currently in the CQ db, but I believe the TT a week earlier may also have been UCI registered.

From Chris Newton's website (What looks like a British Cycling report from the time of the race): http://www.chrisnewton.ndo.co.uk/Articles/2000/0006-ManxTT.htm

Including the line:

Quote :

The field for the UCI-ranked event was depleted by the absence of the teams from Estonia, France and Germany. All three were delayed by Saturday's air traffic control problem affecting flights across the UK and didn't arrive on the island in time to ride.

The results of the 2000 race:
1. Stuart Dangerfield ................... (Camel Valley C&TC)........... 1 26 17
2. C. Newton (Middridge CRT) ...... 1 27 25
3. D. McCann (Ireland) .. . ......... 1 28 44
4. M. Bottrill (Middridge CRT) ....... 1 28 51
5. A. Roche (Emyvale CC) ......... 1 29 29
6. J. Gilfillan (Team Hed)........... 1 30 15
7. T. Evans (Ireland) .............. 1 31 51
8. M. Laursen (Belgium) ........... 1 32 37
9. G. Werckx (Belgium)............ 1 40 10
10. S. Morrison (Omega) ........... 1 40 45

Newton's website also has reports for the 1998 and 1999 editions.

LeonCQ wrote:

added

Arkadiusz WOJTAS was disqualified as winner of the Course de la Solidarité Olympique 2000 (doping/pseudoefedrine).
The official UCI results can be found here: http://oldsite.uci.ch/english/palmares_2000/road_results2000_05d.htm

Stage 8 winner was in fact Jair Humberto Bernal Sepulveda

http://members.fortunecity.es/pedalear/Vcol/Vcol2000.htm

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

3rd in the 3rd stage of the Vuelta Independencia Nacional (22/02/2000) was not Robert LEA(id=4425) but Robert LEE (id=14383)

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

A small correction in the result of the 2000 RR Championships of New Zealand

UCI
7 NZL19741226 SHAPLEY Bryce
8 NZL19750113 MITCHELL Stuart
9 NZL19670918 ANDERSON Gary John
10 AUS19770613 POAD Jaaron

CQ
7 SHAPLEY Bryce
8 BURNDRED Geoffrey
9 MITCHELL Scott
10 ANDERSON Gary

By the way, the official UCI results of all National Championships of 2000 can be found here:
http://www.construccion.uniovi.es/miguel/2000/natcam/ncm00.pdf

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

4th in the RR Championship of Egypt (25/06/2000) was not Azehim ABASS but Mahmoud ABASS

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

2nd overall in Tour of Sweden 2000 should be Erik Dekker and not Arjan Dekker.

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected; this means Erik Dekker jumps from 18 to 16 in the 2000 CQ Ranking

Hans wrote:

A small correction in the result of the 2000 RR Championships of New Zealand

UCI
7 NZL19741226 SHAPLEY Bryce
8 NZL19750113 MITCHELL Stuart
9 NZL19670918 ANDERSON Gary John
10 AUS19770613 POAD Jaaron

CQ
7 SHAPLEY Bryce
8 BURNDRED Geoffrey
9 MITCHELL Scott
10 ANDERSON Gary

By the way, the official UCI results of all National Championships of 2000 can be found here:
http://www.construccion.uniovi.es/miguel/2000/natcam/ncm00.pdf

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

Sorry, but I don't think that the result has been changed in the database
Apart from the fact that number 8 Geoffrey BURNDRED does not appear in the UCI result, the main info is that MITCHELL is not called Scott but Stuart and that his UCI code is NZL19750113.

7th in the RR Championships of Argentina of the year 2000 was not Jorge BUSTAMANTE LOZA from Peru but the Argentinian Jorge BUSTAMANTE (ARG19690705).
Same for the 8th place in 2001 and the 7th place in 2003 of the RR Championships of Argentina.

LeonCQ wrote:

thanks, changed

Nr. 10 in the Grote Scheldeprijs on 19/04/2000 must be Matthew Gilmore from Memory Card-Jack & Jones, not Justin Gilmore from the Zaxby's team.

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

In the final general classification of the Tour of Japan (held in May 2000) Christophe Waelkens from Belgium is mentioned as nr. 2. This must be Piotr Wadecki from Poland/team Mroz, according to the archives on the official website.

LeonCQ wrote:

Corrected

I think 2 corrections are needed in the Giro dell'Appennino (11-06-2000):
nr. 10 must be Oscar Pozzi instead of Alessandro Pozzi
nr. 14 must be Niklas Axelsson instead of Martin Axelsson

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

In the national championship ITT of Kazakhstan (22-06-2000) nr. 7 is Denis Tretyakov, but he is Russian and only 16 years old at the time. I think nr. 7 must be Sergey Tretyakov.

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

There is something wrong with the CQ-points in the EnBW GP (29-07-2000). This duo-time trial is rated 1.2. If you look at the CQ-points for each individual rider, you'll see that the winners get different points: Rich 80, Schmidt 48. Also at the nrs. 2: Camenzind 40, Hunter 36. And so on. Besides the incorrect differences, aren't these points too high? The GP Eddy Merckx (27-08-2000) is exactly the same rated duo-time trial, and there the winners only get 40 points (half of the CQ-points a winner gets for an individual 1.2-race, which seems okay). But the funny thing there is, nobody gets 12 points (40-20-16-8-...) and even the duo's finishing 11, 12 and 13 get points, where I think they shouldn't get any. They were just the nrs. 21-26 if you look at them individually.

Shouldn't be this the points in the 1.2 duo-time trials:
1: 80 (nrs. 1 duo-TT: 40 each)
2: 48
3: 40 (nrs. 2 duo-TT: 20 each)
4: 36
5: 32 (nrs. 3 duo-TT: 16 each)
6: 28
7: 24 (nrs. 4 duo-TT: 12 each)
8: 20
9: 16 (nrs. 5 duo-TT: 8 each)
10: 12
11: 8 (nrs. 6 duo-TT: 4 each)
12-20: 5 (nrs. 7-10 duo-TT: 2 each)

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected; correct points scale for 1.2:

1: 80 (nrs. 1 duo-TT: 40 each)
2: 48 (nrs. 2 duo-TT: 24 each)
3: 40 (nrs. 3 duo-TT: 20 each)
4: 36 (nrs. 4 duo-TT: 18 each)

Okay, that's clear. Thanks for the explanation and the correction.

Can you also take a look at the CQ-points at the Joseph Vogeli Memorial (13-08-2000)? The riders in this 1.4 duo-TT get also too much points: Dekker gets 40 points, Wauters 24, instead of 20 each. Nrs. 2 Boscardin and Cotar get 20 and 18 points, instead of 12 each.

The same is going on in 1.5 duo-TT's Duo Normand (24-09-2000) and GP d'Europa (22-10-2000). In both races the winners get different points: 15 and 9 instead of 7 points each. Nrs. 2 get 8 and 7 points, instead of 4 points each. And so on.

Two more corrections:

1) Nr. 14 in Trofeo Matteotti (30-07-2000) is Oscar Pozzi, not Alessandro Pozzi.
(Source: http://qn.quotidiano.net/2000/07/30/1156999-CICLISMO-SYNIUSKINE-VINCE-IL-TROFEO-MATTEOTTI.shtml)

2) In stage 3A of the Regio Tour (11-08-2000) Alessandro Petacchi did not get the 15 CQ-points for his victory.

In the Japan Cup (29-10-2000) Japanese Yasuharu Nakajima finished 7th. But he was only 15 years old at the time. I think nr. 7 must be Yasuhiro Nakajima, born 08-05-1970.

In 2000 Laszlo Bodrogi was Hungarian, so he rode the national championships of Hungary under the Hungarian flag and not the French one.

http://www.cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/race.asp?raceid=15682
http://www.cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/race.asp?raceid=15649

I clicked on 'unknown yet' in the result of stage 2 of the Fenkil Northern Red Sea.

In the 2000 Volta ao Algarve GC, the rider who finished 27th is listed as "unknown yet".

Cyclingnews suggests this Mr. Nobody is in fact:

27 Orlando Sergio Gomes Rodrigues (Por) Banesto 5.08

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

Sylvester wrote:

I clicked on 'unknown yet' in the result of stage 2 of the Fenkil Northern Red Sea.
In the 2000 Volta ao Algarve GC, the rider who finished 27th is listed as "unknown yet".
Cyclingnews suggests this Mr. Nobody is in fact:
27 Orlando Sergio Gomes Rodrigues (Por) Banesto 5.08

But the same result gives this Orlando also on 10th place ...