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Agónicotriunfoabsoluto Deleukaltellandaluze MUNDO DEPORTIVO Lunes 13 de junio de 2005 POLIDEPORTIVO 49 CICLISMO/VUELTA A SUIZA Preocupan Mayo y Beloki Ullrich impone su ley en la contrarreloj y se sitúa líder Agencias WEINFELDEN (SUIZA) n El alemán Jan Ullrich se reencontró con la victoria (cosa que no sucedía desde el pasado 23 de septiembre, cuando ganó la Co- ppa Sabatini), realizó el mejor tiempo en la segunda etapa de la Vuelta a Suiza, una contrarreloj de 36 kms. y se hizo, además, con el primer puesto de la clasifica- ción general. En la cruz de la mo- neda hay que situar al Euskaltel Iban Mayo que necesitó 2'54” más que Ullrich para realizar el reco- rrido, un resultado que empieza a ser preocupante si tenemos en cuenta que el Tour está a la vuelta de la esquina. Joseba Beloki, per- dió 2'53” y su actuación en el Tour El vizcaino Iñigo Landaluze en una de las agónicas ascensiones a la cota de Domancy donde tuvo que defender su maillot en solitario FOTO: AP se ve comprometida. Ullrich, en un momento de la etapa FOTO: AP Muy contento con su resultado, Jan Ullrich explicó que había utili- CLASIFICACIONES CICLISMO/DAUPHINÉ LIBERÉ Resistió a Botero y acabó ganando por 11 segundos zado una bicicleta nueva más lige- ra que la del pasado año para las 2ª et. crono ind. en Weinfelden (36 kms.) contrarrelojes: “me preguntaba si 1. Jan Ullrich (TMo/Ale) 44'06” 2. Bradley McGee (FdJ/Aus) a 15” podría ganar, porque aún no estoy 3. Michael Rogers (Qui/Aus) a 18” Agónico triunfo absoluto al cien por cien. Corrí a fondo para 4. Fabian Cancellara (Fas/Sui) a 39” ver dónde están mis límites. El 5. Serguei Honchar (Dom/Ucr) a 40” 6. Vladimir Gusev (CSC/Rus) a 46” recorrido no es fácil con esta cota 7. Jens Voigt (CSC/Ale) a 58” inicial que rompía el ritmo. Des- 8. Bobby Julich (CSC/USA) a 1'02” pués encontré la buena cadencia, 9. Dario Frigo (Fas/Ita) a 1'08” del Eukaltel Landaluze incluso cara al viento. Es un buen 10. Patrik Sinkewitz (Qui/Ale) a 1'09” General resultado, pero no voy a defender 1. Jan Ullrich (TMo/Ale) 4h58'25” Javier de Dalmases daluze ha terminado este año solitario, porque ni un compañero el liderato cueste lo que cueste. No 2. Bradley McGee (FdJ/Aus) a 12” Tour de Flandes, París-Roubaix y de equipo estuvo con él. quiero quemar al equipo”. 3. Michael Rogers (Qui/Aus) a 18” n El vizcaíno Iñigo Landaluze se Lieja-Bastogne-Lieja. Se conside- El desenlace de la etapa se pro- Hoy se disputará la tercera eta- 4. Fabian Cancellara (Fas/Sui) a 39” 5. Serguei Honchar (Dom/Ucr) a 40” proclamó sorprendentemente ven- ra un especialista en clásicas y su dujo cuando el dúo del Discovery pa, Abtwil-Saint Anton (154 kms.) 6. Vladimir Gusev (CSC/Rus) a 46” cedor absoluto de un Dauphiné Li- favorita es el Tour de Flandes. escapado anteriormente, Hinca- con una cota de segunda a siete 7. Jens Voigt (CSC/Ale) a 58” beré rebozado de figuras, al térmi- Ayer las pasó moradas quedan- pie y Popovych, se presentó desta- kilómetros del final ܘ 8. Bobby Julich (CSC/USA) a 1'02” no de una última etapa agónica do descolgado en todas y cada una cado en la meta y disputó entre para el corredor del Euskaltel. Tu- de las siete ascensiones al Doman- ellos la victoria al sprint. Landalu- vo que defender heroicamente su cy, pero aprovechaba los descen- ze entró en la meta con un retraso maillot en las siete ascensiones a sos para recuperar el terreno per- de un minuto respecto a ambos. El la cota de Domancy que precedía a dido, a base de luchar siempre en vasco se sacó sobradamente la es- la conclusión de la prueba. pina de la etapa de Gueret, del pa- El vencedor de la etapa fue el CLASIFICACIONES sado Tour, cuando, escapado con estadounidense George Hincapie Simeoni, fue alcanzado por el pelo- que batió al sprint a su compañero 7ª y última et., Morzine-Sallanches (128 kms.) tón a 30 metros de la línea para ver de equipo, el vencedor de la Volta, 1. George Hincapie (Dis/USA) 3h07'10” ganar a McEwen al sprint. 2. Yaroslav Popovych (Dis/Ucr) id. Yaroslav Popovych. En tercera po- 3. Lance Armstrong (Dis/USA) a 22” “He pasado momentos difíciles sición, completanto un triplete del 4. Alexandre Vinokourov (TMo/Kaz) id. – reconoció– sufría altibajos, pero Discovery, entró Lance Arms- 5. Santiago Botero (Pho/Col) id. trataba de mantener una regulari- 6. Levi Leipheimer (Ger/USA) id. trong encabezando un grupo en el 7. David Moncoutie (Cof/Fra) a 24” dad. Cuando me dijeron que había que se encontraba Santiago Bote- 8. Wim Van Huffel (Dav/Bel) id. perdido 35 segundos en la última ro. El colombiano del Phonak ara- 9. José Gómez Marchante (Sau/Esp) a 45” vuelta, lo dí todo. Cuando crucé la ñó 38” de la ventaja que le llevaba 10. Francisco Mancebo (IBa/Esp) a 59” meta no sabía si había ganado o 12. Iñigo Landaluze (Eus/Esp) a 1'00” Landaluze, pero no pudo con el General final no. Ignoro si esta victoria va a cam- maillot amarillo de éste que acabó 1. Iñigo Landaluze (Eus/Esp) 28h24'46” biar algo en mi carrera, pero soy quedándoselo en propiedad por 11 2. Santiago Botero (Pho/Col) a 11” consciente de que adquiero más exíguos segundos de ventaja. 3. Levi Leipheimer (Ger/USA) a 38” importancia en el seno del equipo. 4. Lance Armstrong (Dis/USA) a 59” Impresionante gesta de Landa- 5. Alexandre Vinokourov (TMo/Kaz) a 1'02” Sin embargo en el Tour me vacia- luze que estrena a lo grande su 6. David Moncoutie (Cof/Fra) a 1'56” ré en ayuda de Iban Mayo”. Fiesta de bicicletas y patines en BCN palmarés al conseguir el triunfo 7. José Gómez Marchante (Sau/Esp) a 3'54” En cuanto a Lance Armstrong, absoluto en una de las carreras 8. Marzio Bruseghin (Fas/Ita) a 3'58” muy contento por la forma como Tal como pretendía Pere Alcober, el con la 'passejada' de 12 kms. por las 9. Andrey Kashechkin (Cre/Kaz) a 5'04” por etapas más importantes del 10. Francisco Mancebo (Iba/Esp) a 6'20” habían ido las cosas para su equi- regidor d'Esports del Ayuntamiento, calles de la ciudad y después con calendario. Landaluze sucederá 11. Floyd Landis (Pho/USA) a 7'51” po, dijo: “ha sido un buen día. No Barcelona fue una fiesta de este encuentro en los jardines de en el historial de la prueba a su 16. Manuel Beltrán (Dis/Esp) a 13'36” me ha importado hacer de coequi- bicicletas y patines ayer. Las ruedas Montjuïc, donde niños y mayores 17. Mikel Astarloza (AG2/Esp) a 13'43” impulsadas por energía humana disfrutaron de mil actividades compañero de equipo Iban Mayo, 19. David Arroyo (Iba/Esp) a 14'37” pier para George y Yaroslav, por- vencedor el pasado año. Antíguo 20. David Cañada (Sau/Esp) a 15'17” que sé que ellos trabajarán para fueron las dueñas de la ciudad a lo relacionadas con estos románticos jugador de balonmano del Colegio 21. Oscar Pereiro (Pho/Esp) a 15'31” mí durante tres semanas. Ahora largo de toda la mañana, primero medios de transporte Ⴇ FOTO: PERE PUNTÍ Askartza, de 28 años de edad, Lan- 20. José Gutiérrez (Pho/Esp) a 27'05” me voy de vacaciones” ܘ.
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