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Biomatematický Model 2016 Biomatematický model 2016: Rio ‐ časovka žen Tipy na zajímavé etapy, které byste chtěli do BMM zařadit, S malým odstupem se vracíme k vrcholu letošní globální připomínky a náměty posílejte na [email protected] cyklistické sezóny, konkrétně k silniční cyklistické časovce žen. Do ní se nekvalifikovala ani nestartovala žádná česká závodnice, ale máme tady přeci BMM… Intenzivní déšť není zrovna ideální počasí pro souboj s chronometrem a tak souboj o nejcennější kovy proběhl za žalostné divácké kulisy. 29,7 km dlouhá trať, kořeněná několika kopci a technickými sjezdy na specifickém brazilském asfaltu budila respekt už za sucha v hromadných závodech, natož pak na vodě. Nejlepší recept na její nástrahy nakonec našla favorizovaná Kristin Armstrong. Tento příspěvek je věnován speciálně cyklistkám zapojeným do BMM, nicméně i muži si trať časovky vyzkoušeli, více ve výsledkové listině na další straně. Info, výsledky: https://www.rio2016.com/en/cycling‐road‐womens‐individual‐time‐trial Mapa, profil: https://veloviewer.com/routes/5923156?referrer=blog.veloviewer.com Video http://www.ceskatelevize.cz/ivysilani/11529101711‐loh‐2016‐rio‐de‐ janeiro/216471290101080‐cyklistika 1 Kristin Armstrong USA 44:26 39,3 1 Marek Vágner Cze Vagnerteam 46:11 37,8 2 Olga Zabelinskaya Rus 44:32 39,2 2 Dani Chalupa Cze Veslaři Bohemians 48:12 36,2 3 Anna van der Breggen Ned 44:38 39,1 3 Pavel Mužíček Cze TTT 49:48 35,1 4 Ellen van Dijk Ned 44:49 39,0 4 Miroslav Janáček Cze TSK Praha 49:56 35,0 5 Elisa Longo Borghini Ita 44:52 38,9 5 Jiri Stranel Cze NOVIS TK PRAHA 50:31 34,6 6 Linda Villumsen NZl 44:55 38,9 6 Michal Krátký Cze OutdoorOutsiders 50:57 34,3 7 Tara Whitten Can 45:01 38,8 7 David Rada Cze Praha ‐ Kamýk 50:59 34,2 8 Lisa Brenauer Ger 45:23 38,5 8 Jan Choteborsky Cze TTT 51:09 34,1 9 Katrin Garfoot Aus 45:35 38,3 9Jiří Souček Cze TTT 51:14 34,1 10 Evelyn Stevens USA 46:00 38,0 10 Karel Šejna Cze CKKV 51:18 34,0 11 Alena Amialiusik Bel 46:06 37,9 11 Josef Goder Cze OutdoorOutsiders 51:28 33,9 12 Ashleigh Moolman‐Pasio SAf 46:29 37,6 12 Štěpán Vidner Cze TSK Praha 51:28 33,9 13 Karol‐Ann Canuel Can 46:31 37,5 13 Jan Novotný Cze TTT 52:09 33,5 14 Emma Pooley GBr 46:32 37,5 14 Jan Kolomazník Cze OutdoorOutsiders 52:10 33,5 15 Eri Yonamine Jap 46:43 37,4 15 Diederik Troost Cze TTT 52:43 33,1 16 Trixi Worrack Ger 46:53 37,2 16 Pavel Vlk Cze KPC Praha 52:45 33,1 17 Lotta Lepisto Fin 47:07 37,1 17 Jiří Stráněl Cze SK Velo Praha 53:29 32,6 18 Kasia Niewiadoma Pol 47:48 36,5 18 David Jindra Cze TSK Praha 54:10 32,2 19 Anna Plichta Pol 48:00 36,4 19 Vladislav Zušťák Cze Triatlon Praha Háje 54:20 32,1 20 Hanna Solovey Ukr 48:03 36,3 20 Martin Vágner Cze Vagnerteam 54:25 32,1 21 Lotte Kopeckey Bel 48:10 36,3 21 Martin Mazanec Cze Černošice Mteam 54:33 32,0 22 Christine Majerus Lux 48:16 36,2 22 Vojtěch Bartoň Cze Veslaři Bohemians 54:37 32,0 23 Ann‐Sophie Duyck Bel 48:18 36,2 23 Ladislav Vlk Cze KPC Praha 54:42 31,9 24 Audrey Cordon Fra 49:33 35,2 24 Robert Jennel Cze MKV Sport 55:02 31,7 25 Vita Heine Nor 50:23 34,6 25 Pavel Škába Cze NOVIS TK PRAHA 55:23 31,5 26 Lucie Malá Cze 56:32 30,9 26 Michal Malášek Cze KPO 55:28 31,5 27 Jana Kolomazníková Cze 58:22 29,9 27 Miloslav Kvasnička Cze MKV Sport 55:40 31,4 28 Alena Kočová Cze 1:08:00 25,7 28 Jakub Třeček Cze Veslaři Bohemians 55:49 31,3 29 Dana Sokolovská Cze 1:12:46 24,0 29 Miloš Elis Cze PLUTO team Praha 55:50 31,3 30 Monika Kučerová Cze 1:14:36 23,4 30 Štěpán Kroupa Cze Triatlon Praha Háje 55:59 31,2 31 Renda Benda Cze 1:30:17 19,3 31 Petr Novotný Cze NOVIS TK Praha 56:07 31,1 32 Markéta Havelková Cze 2:04:17 14,0 32 Jakub Vít Cze Poprad 57:52 30,2 33 Dušan Příbrský Cze KPO 58:22 29,9 34 Pavel Zimola Cze United Becheries 59:20 29,4 35 Michal Sekyra Cze Weekend Warriors Prague 59:30 29,3 36 Lukáš Georgiev Cze Radotín 59:41 29,3 37 Petr Vencl Cze MKV Sport 59:55 29,1 38 Jiří Mazanec Cze Černošice Mteam 1:00:18 29,0 39 Karel Žižka Cze ČKMC 1:00:35 28,8 40 Pavel Fruhauf Cze OutdoorOutsiders 1:00:43 28,8 41 Ladislav Štefan Cze KPO 1:01:16 28,5 42 Marek Lazar Cze Novis TK Praha 1:01:20 28,5 43 Martin Švihlík Cze TTT 1:01:45 28,3 44 Zdeněk Herynek Cze Radotín 1:02:05 28,1 45 Petr Koďous Cze Triatlon Praha Háje 1:02:17 28,0 46 Jan Šiml Cze NOVIS TK PRAHA 1:02:34 27,9 47 Jiri Svorc Cze MKV Sport 1:03:56 27,3 48 Martin Daníček Cze MKV Sport 1:04:32 27,1 49 Jan Bosacek Cze KPC Praha 1:04:44 27,0 50 Jan Havelka Cze KPC Praha 1:06:23 26,3 51 Zdeněk Daněk Cze MKV Sport 1:06:23 26,3 52 Jiri Zeleny Cze Radotín 1:10:44 24,7 53 Martin Pecha Cze OutdoorOutsiders 1:11:47 24,3.
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