Results 2011

Chrono Champenois - Trophée Européen - women ITT - 2011- the length of the course is not noted - according to the website, the course is either 33km or 33.4km - I'm not really clear on that.

LeonCQ wrote:

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This probably isn't the place for this comment, but I think it would be REALLY COOL if we could sort head2head in ITT by length of course. Yeah, I know, it would probably be like impossible to implement that, but it still would be really cool!!!

LeonCQ wrote:

It's on the wish list now.... the long list..... very long...

something is wrong with this race title:
National Championships Czech Republic (Sumperk) R.R. (22 km) (women, 2011)
I think this is the TT, right? (not RR)

LeonCQ wrote:

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Tour de Hokkaido final GC : JANG Gyung Gu is the winner of the event according to UCI, RUBIANO standing at the 2nd spot...

There is a problem with Tour of China history tab:

http://cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/race_history.asp?tourid=2117

DNF riders of GP de Quebec are missing

http://www.cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/race.asp?raceid=21094

stephane david wrote:

Tour de Hokkaido final GC : JANG Gyung Gu is the winner of the event according to UCI, RUBIANO standing at the 2nd spot...

It looks like a wrong link on the UCI site
The tab General Classification is linked to the GC after Stage 3, whilst the tab General on the page with the results of Stage 4 gives the correct final GC, with Rubiano as the winner.

Tour de Brunei:
3rd in stage 5 and 7th in final GC was not Gerard SAID but Phucong SAI-UDOMSIL.

LeonCQ wrote:

corrected till here

Hans wrote:

stephane david wrote:

Tour de Hokkaido final GC : JANG Gyung Gu is the winner of the event according to UCI, RUBIANO standing at the 2nd spot...

It looks like a wrong link on the UCI site
The tab General Classification is linked to the GC after Stage 3, whilst the tab General on the page with the results of Stage 4 gives the correct final GC, with Rubiano as the winner.

Thanks for the infos, Hans.

Hans wrote:

Tour of Marmara 2011:
8th in Stage 1 and 17th in final GC was not Mehmet MUTLU but Mert MUTLU.

History repeats itself... DNF in the World Championships was not Mehmet but Mert MUTLU.

LeonCQ wrote:

corrected. And I've put Mehmet on "Retired" now..

The UCI finally published the results of the Trofeo Gianfranco Bianchin (18/09) on their website.
The UCI codes for new entries in the CQ rider database are:
14 Teo PRADO GRANDI; BRA19900207
18 Andrea PERON; ITA19881028
19 Gianluca MILIANI; ITA19910706
20 Elia SILVESTRI; ITA19900329

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

MONTEIRO Gideoni Rodrigues instead of MONTEIRO Candido finished 32nd in the U23 World RR Championships.

MarkCQ wrote:

Corrected

Tour de Brunei:
2nd in stage 2 was not Hassan MALEKI MIZAN but Ramin MALEKI MIZAN.

LeonCQ wrote:

Corrected

LeonCQ wrote:

But this one still needs some special attention:

Hans wrote:

In the official UCI results POURSEYEDI GOLAKHOR Mirsamad has been disqualified as winner of the Presidency Tour of Iran and deleted from the results of some of the stages (??).
NIÑO CORREDOR Libardo has become the new winner, with everybody else moving up one spot in the final GC.

Not only has Mirsamad POURSEYEDI GOLAKHOR now been disqualified from all stages and GC of the Presidency Tour of Iran, but the same has happened to Raham EMEMI and Amir MOHAMMADI TAEF.
The latter, Amir MOHAMMADI TAEF, has also been disqualified from the 2nd place of stage 4 of the Tour of Azerbaijan.

The UCI site gives the result of a new 1.2 race which is not yet on the CQ calendar, the Tobago Cycling Classic held on October 2.
In the top 20 are a few riders which are not yet in the CQ database:
6 JOERGES Benjamin, GER19800125
15 OTTENS Tim, NED19850705 http://www.timottens.nl
19 FEISTEL Andreas, GER19720621

LeonCQ wrote:

Corrected

It seems that when you entered the DQ's of the Presidency Tour of Iran and the Tour of Azerbaijan, you stopped a few clicks too early.
The results are not yet in the right format, the riders concerned do not have yet the revised CQ points and Mirsamad POURSEYEDI GOLAKHOR is still shown as leader after stages 3 and 4......

LeonCQ wrote:

Corrected. But I still didn't find the reason of these DQ's. If it concerned a positive doping test, these riders would have been skipped in later results, but f.e. Ememi and Pourseyedi are still shown as nrs 2 and 3 in the Tour of Singkarak in June...

LeonCQ wrote:

Corrected. But I still didn't find the reason of these DQ's. If it concerned a positive doping test, these riders would have been skipped in later results, but f.e. Ememi and Pourseyedi are still shown as nrs 2 and 3 in the Tour of Singkarak in June...

Indeed, not very clear what the reason has been for these DQ’s. It took the UCI three months to remove POURSEYEDI and four months to do the same with EMEMI….
The DQ of MOHAMMADI TAEF in the Tour of Azerbaijan must have been an irregularity in the stage only, because he still appears in the final GC. By the way in the revised result of Stage 4 of Azerbaijan GRETCHYN should be 10th and not Abandon and 12th…..

Nationale Sluitingprijs - Putte-Kapellen:
61st was not Sierk-Jan DE HAAN but Jesse DE HAAN (NED19871016)

LeonCQ wrote:

Thanks, changed. Interesting rider by the way: cyclist & vicar

The first three of the India Cyclothon Delhi are given on the race website ( http://www.indiacyclothon.com ) but it seems that the race is this year not category 1.2 as it does not appear in the UCI calendar of the Asia Tour.
The same is the case for the Kumamoto Road Race in Japan.

Giro di Lombardia has changed its name in UCI website to Il Lombardia

LeonCQ wrote:

stephane david wrote:

No mention of the victory of T. Dekker & J. Vansummeren in the UCI results of the Duo Normand....

I guess the reason could be that these 2 are, usually, not riding in the same team and have 2 differents nationalities...So they can't participate under the banner of a Dutch or Belgian national team as did Champion & Bodrogi (for France) or Jurco & Polievka (Slovakia).

We've decided to keep the original result as official for CQ. According to UCI rules ProTeam riders are not allowed to participate in .2-events, but UCI also makes some exceptions, to members of National Teams. We don't see a reason why we would award points to ProTeam riders in National Teams, and not to individual ProTeam riders.

The UCI must have realised that there were a few inconsistencies in the way they treated this result because Thomas Dekker and Johan van Summeren are now also on the UCI site the official winners of the Duo Normand.

Tour of Alanya:
2nd in stage 3 was not Dorde JOVANOVIC but Nebojsa JOVANOVIC.

GP Chantal Biya
In the official UCI result the numbers 4 and 5 of the final GC are the other way around:
4th Roman BRONIS and 5th Yutaka OMURA

Tour du Faso final GC : 6th is Abdoul Aziz NIKIEMA and not Reda AADEL as mentionned on CQR.

LeonCQ wrote:

All corrected

Riccoen wrote:

Giro di Lombardia has changed its name in UCI website to Il Lombardia

This still not done