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Hinault Gano El Desempate Por Nueve Sábado, 24 de julio de 1982 EL MUNDO DEPORTIVO Pág. 21 Ciclismo•AlbertoFernández,Octavotraslacontrareloj HINAULT GANO EL DESEMPATE POR NUEVE. SEGUNDOS Superó a Knetemann que le aventajaba a taIta de dos kilómetros Saint Priest (Francia), 23. (Servi francés Alban. incluso el propio de Francia concluya. Hinault —que cio especial de Pierrot Mouteua.) — Anderson. No encuentran en. ha dicho tras bajar de la «bici» que «No he sido vencido por Hinault; ningún momento su mejor posición había planeado deliberadamente sino por el viento. En los últimos sobre la bicicleta, están cambiando una salida lenta, para ir aumentan cinco kilómetros me ha roto las cada momento de postura, porque do el ritmo progresivamente— es ya piernas.)> en todas se sienten incómodos. virtual ganador. Le sacaremos lo de Con estas palabras el holandés Concretamente Alban. —de quien «virtual» cuando cruce la línea de Gerrie Knetemann explicó su derro alguien ha dicho que se parece a los Campos Elíseos —donde ha ta, a manos de Bernard Hinault, en Coppi (?)— resulta un auténtico manifestado que tenía intención de la última contra reloj del «Toui> de chiste verle pedalear. No fue ningu buscar el triunfo— por si una caída u Francia, la que salía y llegaba en na sorpresa que el español Alberto otro incidente inesperado provo Saint Priest con una distancia de Fernández, que obtuvo una cara su abandono. Si no es así, el 48 kilómetros. excelente décima posición, ascen bretón se anotará su cuarto «Tour,>. Era la 37 vez que ambos feno diera dos puestos gracias a Alban y El único trabajo serio que le queda menales rodadores se enfrentaban a Kuiper. El primero de ellos es de ahora en adelante es ocupar las a lo largo de su historia particular. pésimo contra el reloj y el holandés primeras plazas del pelotón para Hoy Hinault sumó su decimosépti está muy lejos de su forma de hace evitar formar parte de las posibles ma victoria, mientras que las res unos años. caídas masivas que son, ya, su úni tantes veinte corresponden al gafu Otras «víctimas» de la contra co enemigo. do holandés. Un fantástico profe reloj final fueron Winnen —que per Por lo demás, las plazas de la sional que sabe lo que requiere su dió su tercera plaza a mános de un general están ya fijadas. Solamente trabajo, se cuida, se sacrifica, pero Van de Velde soberbio en una podrían variar un mínimo tanto por que hoy tuvo que inclinarse ante el especialidad que no ha sido nunca ciento a causa de las bonificacio poderío extraordinario del bretón la suya— y Breu, que se ve supera nes que otorgan las seis metas que el próximo domingo será coro do en la general por un Phil Ander volantes que deberán pasarse nado en la avenida de los Campos son que ocupa ahora la quinta pla mañana, sábado, así como las lle Elíseos como vencedor del «Tour» za. Con todo, la gran sorpresa del gadas en Aulna y Sous Bois. Recor por cuarta vez. día la constituyó la soberbia e ines demos que esta última binofica de perada tercera plaza del francés del 30, 20 y 10 segundos, mientras !!Ganar al sprint. una contra equipo ((Renault)), P?scal Poisson, que las metas volantes de 12”, 8”y un hombre que debe demostrar 6”.. Especificamos y recordamos la reloj todavía su valía no sólo como roda cuestión de las bonificaciones, para Calor —menos que los días dor, sino incluso como profesional. advertir del peligro que puede atrás— y mucho público en el circui En definitiva, por la forma como correr la octava plaza del español to de Saint Priest. No hizo dema estuvo conseguida puede decirse Alberto Fernández. Noveno es siado viento, a pesar de las pala que la victoria de Hinault en esta Alban, pero de éste no vendrá el bras de Kneternann, aunque supon contra reloj de Saint Priest, fue peligro para el santanderino, sino go que el holandés debería ya acu medianteun largo sprint, ya que a de parte del décimo clasificado, sar el tremendo esfuerzo que menos de dos kilómetros de la Daniel Wiliems, que es un corredor realizó en la ascensión del puerto Con Hinault no hay meta Knetemann le aventajaba en enormemente rápido y que, sin de tercera categoría que se hallaba quien pueda, cuando cinco segundos. El bretón se lanzó duda, se lanzará en los «rush» en en el kilómetro 35 del recorrido. Un pone cara de locomo entonces a tope de sus posibilida busca de unos segundos que te solo obstáculo para romper los des. Todo potencia, en posición de pueden permitir avanzar aún dos interminables llanos, pero de una tora. escalador, y arrastrando un importantes posiciones en la tabla. dureza inesperada para la mayoría. desarrollo de 55 por 12, neutralizó En un momento en que apenas Es evidente que el actual nato. Hinault puede superarle, pero no solamente los cinco segundos quedan ya alicientes, bueno es que pelotón del «Tour> no está dotado a la vista que el francés se impone de retraso que llevaba, sino que nos busquemos alguno. de los estilistas de antaño: Bracke, únicamente valiéndose de sus por además sacó otros nueve de propi Hoy: Vigésima etapa, Sens - Anquetil, Schuiten, Merckx, etc. tentosas condiciones físicas. Pero na. Aulnay sous Bois (1 59 Km.). De Corredores que componían una rodando Knetemann lleva en estos salida tenemos dos puertos de figura bellísima formando parte de momentos la voz cantante. En El peligro viene de Willems cuarta categoría, para seguir des su máquina como si hombre y bici cambio resulta grotesca la imagen pués con un llano larguísimo has cleta fueran una misma cosa. Kne que ofrecen otros corredores corno Ya solamente quedan dos eta ta la meta. Hay seis metas volan temann es el mejor especialista por ejemplo el holandés Winnen, el pas para que la 69 edición del Tour tes bonificadas. Clasificación • Dacimonovena etapa, contra 11. Jan Van Houwelingen (Vermeer) (U), a 113. YAÑEZ. )Teka), a 945” 13. Bernaudeau (Peuogeot) (FI a 2002 reloj individual con salida y llega 201”. 116 MARINO LEJARRETA (Teka), a 955” 14. Nilsson (Wolber) (Sue) a 2511” da en Saint Priest de 48 Km. de 1 2.° Winnen (Capri Sonne) (U). a 211” 15 Kell (Sem) )lrl.) a 28’32” recorrido. 13. Mutter )Puch) (Sui), a 214” GENERAL - 1. Uinault (Renault) (F) 82h.44’18” 16. Berard (Renault) (F) a 3135” 14. Anderson (Peugeot) (Aus.). a 21 5” 17. Andersen (Mercier) (Din), a 3157’ 15. ValIet ).La Redoute) (FI a 21 8” 2. Zoetemelk )Mercier) (Hl a 621” 1. Hinault (Renault) (FI lh.04’29” (a 3. Van de Velde (Raleigh) (Hl. a 9’19” 18. Michaud )Mercier) (FI a 3221” 4453 Km./h.) 16. Peeters (Raleigh) IB) a 223” 19. Simon (Peugeot) (FI a 3422” 17. De Wolt (Vermeer( (B) a 235” 4. Winnen (Capri Sonne) (H) a 924” 2. Knetemann (Raleigh) (Hl a 9” 5. Andersen (Peugeot) )Aus) a 1216” MARINO LEJARRETA (Teka) a 5408” • 18. Andersen (Mercier) (Din) a 238” 3. Poisson (Ranaulti (FI a 19” 6. Breu (Cilo) (Sui) a 1321” 4. Willems (Boule D’Or) B) a 34” 19. Veldscholten (Raleigh) (Hl. a 242” 20. Duclos Lassalle (Peugeot) (FI a 2’44” 7. Martin (Mercier) (FI a 1 535” 57. ISMAEL LEJARRETA (Teka) a 5. Clare (Mercier) (F) a 41” 8. ALBERTO FERNANDEZ (Teka) a 1 709” 5. Zoetemelk (Mercier) (H) a 54” 1 h.20’21” 69. ALFONSEL (Tekal a 648” 9. Alban(Le Redoute) (FI a 17’21” 68. ALFONSEL (Tekal a lh.31’OO” . 7. Van de Velde (Raleigh) (H), a 1’ 13” 72. ALONSO (Teka) a 708” 10 Willens (Boule D’Or.) IB) a 1750” 71, CDLI (Teka) a lh.32’02” 8. Kelly (Cilo) (Sui) a 144” 80. CDLI (Teka) a 7’44” 11. Kuiper )Daf) (Hl a 1 8’OO” 111. VANEZ (Teka) a 2h.22’l 3” - 10. ALBERTO FERNANDEZ (Teka) a 151” 97. ISMAEL LEJARRETA (Teka) a 840” 12. ValIet (La Redoute) (FI a 1952” 123. ALONSO (Tekal a 2h.51’22” ...
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