Results 2000

frenchfan wrote:

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

Still to be corrected. If he had been French, he should have had no CQ points for his victories.

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

Sea Otter Classic, 16-03-2000:

Winner of the prologue was Gordon Fraser (CAN/MCT), not Dylan Casey (USA/USP). Casey and everyone else in the top 9 should move down one spot.

Source: archive Cyclingnews.com

Came across the missing results of the Championships of Peru 2000, but without date, place, distance nor times..

?/?/2000 - PERU - ITT
1 CASTRO BLUMEL Christian (PER19700110)
2 REYNOSO SIMONI Jose Alfredo
3 PEÑA Norman
4 ARIAS CRUZ Christian
5 ALBA GONZALEZ Erick

?/?/2000 - PERU - RR
1 REYNOSO SIMONI Jose Alfredo
2 CASTRO BLUMEL Christian (PER19700110)
3 PEÑA Norman
4 ARIAS CRUZ Christian
5 BACA PLAZA Christian (PER19680524)
6 ALBA GONZALEZ Erick
7 AVILES BRACAMONTE Miguel (PER19771017)
8 CASTAÑEDA MORI Miguel (PER19680224)
9 CHOQUE MEDINA Leonardo
10 SEMINARIO VILLAR Anibal (PER19491104)

Dauphiné Libéré, 11-06-2000:
I think the full mountains and points classifications are switched. Tyler Hamilton wins the points classification, Inigo Cuesta Lopez de Castro was king of the mountains.

Sachsen Tour, stage 6 (30-07-2000):
This stage was cancelled. Jörn Reuss (GER/NUR) should not get the 4 CQ-points.

Source: Cyclingnews.com

Trofeo Melinda, 31-08-2000:

16. Marco Pinotti (ITA/LAM)
17. Markus Zberg (SUI/RAB)
18. Daniele de Paoli (ITA/MER)
19. Mauro Gianetti (ITA/VIN)
20. Michael Boogerd (NED/RAB)

Source: MuseoCiclismo.it

Giro della Romagna (03-09-2000):

16. Matthias Buxhofer (AUT/PHO)
17. Fortunato Baliani (ITA/NEC)
18. Roger Beuchat (SUI/POS)
19. Domenico Romano (ITA/PAN)
20. Daniele Righi (ITA/ALA)

Source: forum http://www.wielerarchieven.be

Missing result: National Championships Japan I.T.T. (place and date unknown)

1. Yoshiyuki ABE (JPN19690815)
2. Makoto IIJIMA (JPN19710212)
3. Tomoya KANO (JPN19730714)
4. Kazuyuki MANABE (JPN19700216)
5. Tomokazu FUJINO (JPN19670125)

Top 3 is the same as in 1999 ...

Source: http://oldsite.uci.ch/english/road/nat_champs/indexx.htm (complete results in pdf, page 7)

Giro del Medio Brenta, 08-07-2000:

Nr. 9 was Marco Antonio DI RENZO (ITA19690801), not Luca DI RENZO. See also my post in the 1999-topic.

Little confirmation on other websites, but Marco Antonio did score points in several other Italian races in July 2000, so it seems logical.

National Championships South Africa I.T.T. (26-05-2000):

6. Douglas RYDER (RSA19711126)
7. Marco VAN DOMMELIN (RSA19770217)
8. William Richard ROSELT (RSA19741218)
9. Kosie LOUBSER (RSA19770103)
10. Mario NELL (RSA19720422)

Source: archives UCI

National Championships Kazakhstan I.T.T. (22-06-2000):

Nr. 8 was Mikhail TETERIUK (KAZ19730504), not Andrei TETERIUK (KAZ19670920). Andrei finished the Tour de Suisse on 22-06-2000, so it must be Mikhail who raced the national time trial.

Source: UCI, Cyclingnews.com

National Championships New Zealand, R.R. (15-04-2000):

The current nr. 8, Geoffrey Burndred (NZL19801210), was an U23-rider. In the official UCI-results the U23-riders are not included:
8. Stuart MITCHELL (NZL19750113)
9. Gary ANDERSON (NZL19670918)
10. Jaaron POAD (NZL19770613)

But if you decide to include the U23-riders, you have forgotten a few riders and the result should be like this:

1. Glen Edward THOMPSON (NZL19730712) in 4.16.08
2. (U23) Jeremy ROBINSON (NZL19790514) in the same time
3. Gregory HENDERSON (NZL19760910) at 32"
4. Tim CARSWELL (NZL19711022) at 32"
5. Brendon Mark CAMERON (NZL19730212) at 32"
6. Francis DE JAGER (NZL19760416) at 39"
7. Robin REID (NZL19751216) at 43"
8. (U23) Heath BLACKGROVE (NZL19801205) at 1'12"
9. Bryce SHAPLEY (NZL19741226) at 3'20"
10. (U23) Danny HILLARY (NZL19810805) at 3'31"
11. (U23) Geoffrey BURNDRED (NZL19801210) at 3'31"
12. Stuart MITCHELL (NZL19750113) at 3'31"
13. Gary ANDERSON (NZL19670918) at 3'31"
14. Jaaron POAD (NZL19770613) at 3'54"
15. Lee VERTONGEN (NZL19750122) at 3'54"

Source: http://autobus.cyclingnews.com/results/2000/apr00/nz00.shtml

LeonCQ wrote:

u23-riders should be included if they raced in the same race. So in fact 2001 2000 should be changed...

KoRood wrote:

National Championships New Zealand, R.R. (15-04-2000):

1. Glen Edward THOMPSON (NZL19730712) in 4.16.08
2. (U23) Jeremy ROBINSON (NZL19790514) in the same time
3. Gregory HENDERSON (NZL19760910) at 32"
4. Tim CARSWELL (NZL19711022) at 32"
5. Brendon Mark CAMERON (NZL19730212) at 32"
6. Francis DE JAGER (NZL19760416) at 39"
7. Robin REID (NZL19751216) at 43"
8. (U23) Heath BLACKGROVE (NZL19801205) at 1'12"
9. Bryce SHAPLEY (NZL19741226) at 3'20"
10. (U23) Danny HILLARY (NZL19810805) at 3'31"
11. (U23) Geoffrey BURNDRED (NZL19801210) at 3'31"
12. Stuart MITCHELL (NZL19750113) at 3'31"
13. Gary ANDERSON (NZL19670918) at 3'31"
14. Jaaron POAD (NZL19770613) at 3'54"
15. Lee VERTONGEN (NZL19750122) at 3'54"

Source: http://autobus.cyclingnews.com/results/2000/apr00/nz00.shtml

Still has to be changed ...

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

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

No. 1: Ahmed M'RAIHI (TUN19780817)
No. 2: Aymen BEN HASSINE (TUN19801108)
No. 3: Nizar ZEMZEMI (TUN........)

Source: Cyclingarchives.com

Proloog Tour de Romandi

20 SIMON Jean Paul was a junior at that time so probably wrong.

Ruudje wrote:

Proloog Tour de Romandi
20 SIMON Jean Paul was a junior at that time so probably wrong.

It was Gilberto SIMONI. Corrected.

GP Jef Scherens

21 NYS Antoine should be NYS Sven