Results 2010

Australian ITT Championship
I have the impression that the John or Jack ANDERSON confusion of last year is coming back again.
CQ as well as the (Australian) site cyclingnews.com gives John ANDERSON as second in the result of the ITT, but in the photolegends of cyclingnews he becomes Jack what would mean that it is the Jack ANDERSON riding this year for the Swedish team SPROCKET, and who in the past actually obtained most of his results in Time Trials.

Hans wrote:

Australian ITT Championship
I have the impression that the John or Jack ANDERSON confusion of last year is coming back again.
CQ as well as the (Australian) site cyclingnews.com gives John ANDERSON as second in the result of the ITT, but in the photolegends of cyclingnews he becomes Jack what would mean that it is the Jack ANDERSON riding this year for the Swedish team SPROCKET, and who in the past actually obtained most of his results in Time Trials.

I guess you're right again. I can't find a result including the birth dates, but the photo looks like it's our Swedish jack. I changed it.

I noticed that the ITT Championships of New Zealand for Elite and for U-23 riders were held on the same day, on the same course and over the same distance.

However, the results are shown separately on the official race website and CQ only includes the Elite riders. I wonder whether it should not be considered as one event. If you merge the results the U-23 riders Michael VINK and Wistley GOUGH become 2nd and 3rd, as they were both faster than the Elite number 2 Jeremy VENNELL.

By the way, the official race website (and the UCI) also show the Road Race results separate for Elite and U-23 riders although this was certainly a single event with the result as shown on CQ.

LeonCQ wrote:

The Road race can certainly be seen as one event for elite and u23. We've asked the New Zealand federation for a combined result. In the CQ result we have published the first 11 riders, based on the two seperate results.

About the ITT: it happens very often that the National TT Championship for u23 and elite is organized over the same distance on the same day. Nevertheless, if there's a seperate result published, we will only take the elite result into account: mostly the "wave" of u23 riders has started some time before the elite riders, and then both rider groups might have had different circumstances.

Is it correct that Judith Arndt participated in the Australian NC Road race?

LeonCQ wrote:

Yes! It was an "open" championship.

FilipCQ wrote:

Wrong thread, sammieCQ!

Hans wrote:

By the way, the official race website (and the UCI) also show the Road Race results separate for Elite and U-23 riders although this was certainly a single event with the result as shown on CQ.

LeonCQ wrote:

The Road race can certainly be seen as one event for elite and u23. We've asked the New Zealand federation for a combined result. In the CQ result we have published the first 11 riders, based on the two seperate results.

Leon, the UCI website has corrected the New Zealand Road Race result and now also shows Elite and U-23 combined, with 24 finishers.

H. H. Vice President Cup
1.Lahsaini Mouhssine MAR
2.Lange Malcolm MED
3.One of two brothers BANIHAMMAD of team UAE

Malcolm Lange win the Emirates Cup

Source : http://twitter.com/team_medscheme

Number 4 of the last stage of the Amicale Amissa Bongo should be Mohamed ER-RAGRAGUI rather than Juan ERAZO.

The website of the Vuelta al Tachira (and the UCI) give the numbers 6 and 7 of the Final GC the other way around:
6 Jose Alirio CONTRERAS (@4:13) and 7 Carlos GALVIZ (@4:39)

Both changed, thanks Hans.

Results of the 2010 South Asian Games held in Dhaka, Bangladesh:

31-01-2010 Team Time Trial (Dhaka, Bangladesh) - 80 KM
1. INDIA - in 01:44'11"
Amandeep Singh, Harpeet Singh, Rajendra Kumar, Sabu Ganajer

2. PAKISTAN - at 1'18"
Haroon Rashid, Muhammad Rafique, Nisar Ahmed, Sabir Sabir

3. BANGLADESH - at 2'33"
Kumar Ripon, Uddin Muslim, Uddin Ekhtir, Hossain Anowar


02-02-2010 Road Race (Dhaka, Bangladesh) - 170 KM
1. JANAKA HEMANTH GONGALAGE - Sri Lanka - in 04:48'34"
2. RAJENDAR BISHNOL - India
3. NISAR AHMED - Pakistan

Also the results from the South East Asian Games and the East Asian Games aren't added.
You can find these in the "Results 2009" topic.

The race comment of stage 4 of the Etoiles des Besseges is incorrect. Dumoulin took a short cut. This is also the case for the following riders (directvelo.com live report of stage 5):
Les commissaires ont déclassé pour la même raison que celle évoquée pour Samuel Dumoulin les coureurs suivant : Anthony Geslin (Française des Jeux), Jean-Luc Delpech (Bretagne-Schuller), Dominique Rollin (Cervélo), Bolat Raimbekov (Astana), Yannick Talabardon (Saur-Sojasun) et Johan Coenen (Topsport Vlaanderen)

Kerman Tour (IRI / 2.2)

08 Feb 2010 - Stage 3: Rafsanjan - Kerman

1 Oleksandr SURUTKOVYCH AZE 26
2 Kemal KUCUKBAY TUR 28 +0
3 Hassan MALEKI IRI 33 +0

09 Feb 2010 - Stage 4: Kerman - Kerman

1 Oleksandr SURUTKOVYCH AZE 26
2 Mohammad JEBRAEILI IRI 25 +0
3 Natthapon JEEBTHAWORN THA 23 +0

General :

1 Amir ZARGARI Iran IAU 30

Source : UCI

LeonCQ wrote:

UCI is wrong here, not Zargari was leader but Abbass Saeidi Tanha. He also was the final winner. Source: http://www.cfi.ir/news.aspx?newsID=2,620.0 (try with GoogleTranslate )
I guess UCI has lost contact with the Kerman organizers, the race is still in progress on the UCI site.

Tour D´Egypte 2010 was cancelled.

Rectification :

Tour du Cameroun (CMR)

16 Feb 2010 - Stage 2: Figuil - Garoua


1 Bassirou KANTE CIV CIV 22 2:17:10
2 Jozef PALCAK SVK SVK 23 +0
3 Hervé Raoul MBA CMR 26 +0
4 Abraham RUHUMURIZA RWA RWA 31 +0
5 Frederic OBIANG GAB GAB 26 +0
6 Martin HARING SVK SVK 24 +0
7 Flaubert DOUANLA CMR 37 +0
8 Sah Nöel TANNESSOP CMR 24 +0
9 Noufou MINOUNGOU BUR BUR 23 +0
10 Nicodem HABIYAMBERE RWA RWA 23 +0

Source : UCI

LeonCQ wrote:

corrected, thanks

All the results for Kerman Tour are now available on the UCI website.

National Championships South Africa (Klerksdorp) :

1.Christoff Van Heerden
2.Nic White
3.James Lewis Perry

Source : Thehubsa.co.za

Mumbai Cyclothon (IND/1.2)

21 Feb 2010 - Road race: Mumbai - Mumbai

1 Juan José HAEDO ARG SAX 29 2:15:14
2 Dirk MÜLLER GER TSP 37 +0
3 Tobias ERLER GER TPT 31 +37
4 Baden COOKE AUS SAX 32 +45
5 Philipp MAMOS GER TSP 28 +45
6 Jaan KIRSIPUU EST CKT 41 +45
7 Stuart O'GRADY AUS SAX 37 +2:45
8 Leif LAMPATER GER 28 +2:45
9 Ahmad HAIDAR ANUAWAR MAS MPC 24 +2:45
10 Hossein ASKARI IRI TPT 35 +2:45

Source : UCI

vUELTA INDEPENDENCIA NACIONAL - Stage 1

1 213 CAN19790301 LANGLOIS, Bruno Spidertech 2 49 13
2 35 DOM19840122 CAPELLAN, Osvaldo Tele Cable Central-Bici Centro a 0
3 216 CAN19870619 BOILY, Eric Spidertech a 0
4 162 KAZ19881207 SHGAIPOV, Ablay kazajstan a 1 21
5 11 DOM19760307 CRUZ, Wendy Ram¾n VCSM-Santiago a 1 21
6 144 FRA19841114 PIERZGA, Adam Gillette Fusion Guadaloupe a 1 21
7 115 FRA19790809 DARMIN, Kenny Velo Oxigen a 1 21
8 32 DOM19850824 PEREZ, Jorge Tele Cable Central-Bici Centro a 1 21
9 153 ECU19841211 RAGONESSI, Jose Ecuador a 1 21
10 195 FRA19860823 CURIER, Olivier Club Region Guadaloupe a 1 21
11 14 FRA19860318 MOYON, Orellen VCSM-Santiago a 1 21
12 183 USA19800828 WHITE, Garret Ten Speed Drive-BH Bicycles a 1 21
13 72 DOM19900331 RODRIGUEZ, Rigoberto Asocipe-Moca a 1 21
14 23 DOM19640317 CAPELLAN, Deivi Mauricio Bßez a 1 21
15 146 FRA19880605 NICLOSON, Edwin Gillette Fusion Guadaloupe a 1 21
16 55 DOM19780229 RODRIGUEZ, Jose Fran Areperos a 1 21
17 211 CAN19820427 PARISIEN, Francois Spidertech a 1 21
18 191 FRA19880102 ANTONIDES, Manuel Club Region Guadaloupe a 1 21
19 56 ESP19850710 MILAN, Diego Areperos a 1 21
20 101 PUR19881009 ACABA, Gabriel Boriken Velo-Tropigas a 1 21

Complete result for National Championships South Africa (Klerksdorp) :

1 Christoff Van Heerden (MTN Cycling Team) 4:16:24
2 Nicholas White (Team Medscheme)
3 James Perry (Yorkshire)
4 Burry Stander (Csa) 0:00:08
5 Hanco Kachelhoffer (Team Medscheme) 0:00:28
6 Jaco Venter (Mtn Energade)
7 Tiaan Kannemeyer (Team House Of Paint)
8 Ian Mcleod (Mtn Cycling Team)
9 Martin Wesemann (Tygerberg Cycling Club)
10 Jc Jooste (Western Wheelers)
11 Kevin Evans (Mtn Cycling Team)
12 Erik Kleinhans (Gt Maties)
13 Gawie Combrinck (Jock/Bells)
14 Johann Rabie (Team Medscheme)
15 Shaun Ward (Potchefstroom Cycling Club)
16 Charles Keey (Club 100, Cape Town)
17 Jock Green (Team Dcm)
18 Melt Swanepoel
19 James Ball (Team Dcm) 0:03:49
20 Travis Allen (Team Dcm)
21 Jacques Janse Van Rensburg (Team Dcm)
22 Ronald Shaun Leach 0:04:48
23 Richard Baxter (Team House Of Paint) 0:04:56
24 Michael Dean Pepper (House Of Paint) 0:04:58
25 Poloko Makara (Accc) 0:05:02
26 Waylon Woolcock (Team Medscheme)
27 Dennis Van Niekerk (Yorkshire)
28 David George (City Cycling And Athletic)

Source : Cyclingnews

Tour du Cameroun (CMR)

22 Feb 2010 - Stage 7: Bonaberi - Buea

1 Abraham RUHUMURIZA RWA RWA 31 2:50:02
2 Milan BARENYI SVK SVK 36 +11
3 Martin HARING SVK SVK 24 +11
4 Nathan BYUKUSENGE RWA RWA 30 +11
5 Vincent GRACZYK FRA 26 +17
6 Martinien TEGA CMR 29 +44
7 Marek CANECKY SVK SVK 22 +1:16
8 Issiaka FOFANA CIV CIV 28 +1:16
9 Rasmane OUEDRAOGO BUR 22 +1:16
10 Obedi RUVOGERA RWA RWA 31 +1:16

General :

1 Milan BARENYI Slovakia SVK 36 17:21:05

Source : UCI

In this page you have full results in PDF of Vuelta Independencia Nacional.

https://sites.google.com/a/mundociclismouci.com/noticias/internacionales

The Final General Classification of the Etoile de Bessèges is on the UCI website, from rank 9 down, slightly different from what is shown on CQ.

LeonCQ wrote:

thanks. In fact, it's only a 1 second boni that went from Kadri to Talabardon, but the effect was a hussle of nrs 9 until 18

The official results of the South African ITT and RR championships are now available on the UCI site.

The Coppa San Geo isn't a 1.2 race, is it? It doesn't appear on the UCI calendar and the Italian federation has listed the race as 1.12.