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Cassino-San Giovanni Rotondo ORDINE D'ARRIVO / ORDRE D'ARRIVÉE / ORDER OF ARRIVAL 16.05.2019 - Tappa / Etape / Stage 6 Media: 41,389 km/h POS TEMPOABB. DISTACCO NUM CONCORRENTE NAZ SQUADRA ID UCI 1. 5:45:01 12 26 MASNADA Fausto ITA ANS ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI - SIDERMEC 10008912563 2. 5:45:06 9 0:05 214 CONTI Valerio ITA UAD UAE TEAM EMIRATES 10007518692 3. 5:45:39 4 0:38 7 ROJAS José ESP MOV MOVISTAR TEAM 10002910990 4. 5:45:39 1 0:38 116 PLAZA Ruben ESP ICA ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY 10001457610 5. 5:45:44 0:43 52 CARBONI Giovanni Y ITA BRD BARDIANI CSF 10009391503 6. 5:45:55 0:54 88 SERRY Pieter BEL DQT DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP 10007158580 7. 5:45:55 0:54 106 MADOUAS Valentin Y FRA GFC GROUPAMA - FDJ 10009163753 8. 5:45:58 0:57 16 PETERS Nans Y FRA ALM AG2R LA MONDIALE 10008883362 9. 5:45:58 0:57 2 AMADOR Andrey CRC MOV MOVISTAR TEAM 10003473994 10. 5:45:58 0:57 71 ANTUNES Amaro POR CCC CCC TEAM 10043986652 11. 5:46:04 1:03 196 OOMEN Sam Y NED SUN TEAM SUNWEB 10008688352 12. 5:47:19 2:18 205 CONCI Nicola Y ITA TFS TREK - SEGAFREDO 10014404985 13. 5:52:18 7:17 113 BOIVIN Guillaume CAN ICA ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY 10005475733 14. 5:52:20 7:19 172 BOUWMAN Koen NED TJV TEAM JUMBO - VISMA 10008653996 15. 5:52:20 7:19 56 ROTA Lorenzo Y ITA BRD BARDIANI CSF 10009393523 16. 5:52:20 7:19 177 TOLHOEK Antwan Y NED TJV TEAM JUMBO - VISMA 10009812542 17. 5:52:20 7:19 171 ROGLIC Primoz SLO TJV TEAM JUMBO - VISMA 10008888921 18. 5:52:20 7:19 131 YATES Simon Philip GBR MTS MITCHELTON - SCOTT 10055330194 19. 5:52:20 7:19 192 BAKELANTS Jan BEL SUN TEAM SUNWEB 10003038104 20. 5:52:20 7:19 133 BOOKWALTER Brent USA MTS MITCHELTON - SCOTT 10003299293 21. 5:52:20 7:19 87 SENECHAL Florian FRA DQT DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP 10007516773 22. 5:52:20 7:19 134 CHAVES RUBIO Jhoan Esteban COL MTS MITCHELTON - SCOTT 10007587303 23. 5:52:20 7:19 84 JUNGELS Bob LUX DQT DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP 10006679543 24. 5:52:20 7:19 38 ZEITS Andrey KAZ AST ASTANA PRO TEAM 10004703672 25. 5:52:20 7:19 203 CICCONE Giulio Y ITA TFS TREK - SEGAFREDO 10009709175 26. 5:52:20 7:19 31 LOPEZ Miguel Angel Y COL AST ASTANA PRO TEAM 10009763436 27. 5:52:20 7:19 82 CAPECCHI Eros ITA DQT DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP 10003072557 28. 5:52:20 7:19 137 JUUL JENSEN Christopher DEN MTS MITCHELTON - SCOTT 10005840188 29. 5:52:20 7:19 21 GAVAZZI Francesco ITA ANS ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI - SIDERMEC 10003200475 30. 5:52:20 7:19 218 ULISSI Diego ITA UAD UAE TEAM EMIRATES 10005467952 31. 5:52:20 7:19 138 NIEVE ITURRALDE Mikel ESP MTS MITCHELTON - SCOTT 10005413085 32. 5:52:20 7:19 65 MC CARTHY Jay AUS BOH BORA - HANSGROHE 10006874553 33. 5:52:20 7:19 162 DUNBAR Edward Y IRL INS TEAM INEOS 10009793950 34. 5:52:20 7:19 167 PUCCIO Salvatore ITA INS TEAM INEOS 10005587887 35. 5:52:20 7:19 136 HAMILTON Lucas Y AUS MTS MITCHELTON - SCOTT 10009497593 36. 5:52:20 7:19 161 SIVAKOV Pavel Y RUS INS TEAM INEOS 10011134368 37. 5:52:20 7:19 22 BELLETTI Manuel ITA ANS ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI - SIDERMEC 10003073062 38. 5:52:20 7:19 97 DOMBROWSKI Joseph Lloyd USA EF1 EF EDUCATION FIRST 10007491717 39. 5:52:20 7:19 53 COVILI Luca Y ITA BRD BARDIANI CSF 10010185788 40. 5:52:20 7:19 155 GIBBONS Ryan Y RSA TDD TEAM DIMENSION DATA 10008673804 41. 5:52:20 7:19 118 SBARAGLI Kristian ITA ICA ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY 10006467961 42. 5:52:20 7:19 151 O'CONNOR Ben Y AUS TDD TEAM DIMENSION DATA 10009780513 43. 5:52:20 7:19 163 GEOGHEGAN HART Tao Y GBR INS TEAM INEOS 10008673501 44. 5:52:20 7:19 3 CARAPAZ Richard ECU MOV MOVISTAR TEAM 10009165672 45. 5:52:20 7:19 73 DE LA PARTE Victor ESP CCC CCC TEAM 10007452816 46. 5:52:20 7:19 194 HAMILTON Christopher Y AUS SUN TEAM SUNWEB 10011087686 47. 5:52:20 7:19 98 KANGERT Tanel EST EF1 EF EDUCATION FIRST 10003205630 48. 5:52:20 7:19 45 GAROSIO Andrea ITA TBM BAHRAIN - MERIDA 10009700889 49. 5:52:20 7:19 41 NIBALI Vincenzo ITA TBM BAHRAIN - MERIDA 10002837838 50. 5:52:20 7:19 201 MOLLEMA Bauke NED TFS TREK - SEGAFREDO 10005513119 51. 5:52:20 7:19 217 POLANC Jan SLO UAD UAE TEAM EMIRATES 10050785746 Page 1 of 4 Cassino-San Giovanni Rotondo ORDINE D'ARRIVO / ORDRE D'ARRIVÉE / ORDER OF ARRIVAL 16.05.2019 - Tappa / Etape / Stage 6 Media: 41,389 km/h POS TEMPOABB. DISTACCO NUM CONCORRENTE NAZ SQUADRA ID UCI 52. 5:52:20 7:19 61 MAJKA Rafal POL BOH BORA - HANSGROHE 10005380450 53. 5:52:20 7:19 34 CATALDO Dario ITA AST ASTANA PRO TEAM 10003092765 54. 5:52:20 7:19 63 BENEDETTI Cesare ITA BOH BORA - HANSGROHE 10004694073 55. 5:52:20 7:19 23 CATTANEO Mattia ITA ANS ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI - SIDERMEC 10005839885 56. 5:52:20 7:19 185 HOLLENSTEIN Reto SUI TKA TEAM KATUSHA ALPECIN 10006060056 57. 5:52:20 7:19 64 FORMOLO Davide ITA BOH BORA - HANSGROHE 10007518591 58. 5:52:20 7:19 184 HALLER Marco AUT TKA TEAM KATUSHA ALPECIN 10006494132 59. 5:52:20 7:19 1 LANDA MEANA Mikel ESP MOV MOVISTAR TEAM 10006836763 60. 5:52:20 7:19 181 ZAKARIN Ilnur RUS TKA TEAM KATUSHA ALPECIN 10005501496 61. 5:52:20 7:19 42 AGNOLI Valerio ITA TBM BAHRAIN - MERIDA 10002910586 62. 5:52:20 7:19 186 KUZNETSOV Viacheslav RUS TKA TEAM KATUSHA ALPECIN 10006175951 63. 5:52:20 7:19 27 MONTAGUTI Matteo ITA ANS ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI - SIDERMEC 10002844710 64. 5:52:20 7:19 37 VILLELLA Davide ITA AST ASTANA PRO TEAM 10008700880 65. 5:52:20 7:19 76 OWSIAN Lukasz POL CCC CCC TEAM 10005853629 66. 5:52:20 7:19 128 VAN DER SANDE Tosh BEL LTS LOTTO SOUDAL 10005966288 67. 5:52:20 7:19 28 VENDRAME Andrea Y ITA ANS ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI - SIDERMEC 10009392412 68. 5:52:20 7:19 153 GASPAROTTO Enrico ITA TDD TEAM DIMENSION DATA 10002350414 69. 5:52:20 7:19 18 VUILLERMOZ Alexis FRA ALM AG2R LA MONDIALE 10004638196 70. 5:52:20 7:19 202 BRAMBILLA Gianluca ITA TFS TREK - SEGAFREDO 10005818162 71. 5:52:20 7:19 15 GASTAUER Ben LUX ALM AG2R LA MONDIALE 10003272015 72. 5:52:20 7:19 11 GALLOPIN Tony FRA ALM AG2R LA MONDIALE 10004433789 73. 5:52:20 7:19 158 WYSS Danilo SUI TDD TEAM DIMENSION DATA 10002909980 74. 5:52:20 7:19 17 WARBASSE Lawrence USA ALM AG2R LA MONDIALE 10006003270 75. 5:52:20 7:19 198 VERVAEKE Louis BEL SUN TEAM SUNWEB 10007970249 76. 5:52:20 7:19 14 DUPONT Hubert FRA ALM AG2R LA MONDIALE 10003230888 77. 5:52:20 7:19 47 NIBALI Antonio ITA TBM BAHRAIN - MERIDA 10009392210 78. 5:52:20 7:19 195 HINDLEY Jai Y AUS SUN TEAM SUNWEB 10010982909 79. 5:52:20 7:19 48 POZZOVIVO Domenico ITA TBM BAHRAIN - MERIDA 10002692540 80. 5:52:20 7:19 44 CARUSO Damiano ITA TBM BAHRAIN - MERIDA 10004564337 81. 5:52:20 7:19 32 BILBAO LOPEZ Pel ESP AST ASTANA PRO TEAM 10007609228 82. 5:52:20 7:19 6 PEDRERO Antonio ESP MOV MOVISTAR TEAM 10006634780 83. 5:52:20 7:19 43 BOLE Grega SLO TBM BAHRAIN - MERIDA 10002833188 84. 5:52:20 7:19 182 BATTAGLIN Enrico ITA TKA TEAM KATUSHA ALPECIN 10005467447 85. 5:52:20 7:19 164 HENAO GOMEZ Sebastian COL INS TEAM INEOS 10007996824 86. 5:52:20 7:19 168 SOSA CUERVO Ivan Ramiro Y COL INS TEAM INEOS 10016277792 87. 5:52:20 7:19 96 CARTHY Hugh John Y GBR EF1 EF EDUCATION FIRST 10051858507 88. 5:52:20 7:19 135 DURBRIDGE Luke AUS MTS MITCHELTON - SCOTT 10006291240 89. 5:52:20 7:19 112 ANDEMESKEL Awet ERI ICA ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY 10022516007 90. 5:52:20 7:19 95 CAICEDO Jonathan ECU EF1 EF EDUCATION FIRST 10009484358 91. 5:52:20 7:19 117 NIV Guy Y ISR ICA ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY 10007882242 92. 5:52:20 7:19 141 CANOLA Marco ITA NIP NIPPO - VINI FANTINI - FAIZANE' 10005397224 93. 5:52:20 7:19 148 SANTAROMITA Ivan ITA NIP NIPPO - VINI FANTINI - FAIZANE' 10002711940 94. 5:52:20 7:19 66 POLJANSKI Pawel POL BOH BORA - HANSGROHE 10005866662 95. 5:52:20 7:19 125 HANSEN Adam James AUS LTS LOTTO SOUDAL 10002920488 96. 5:52:20 7:19 124 DE GENDT Thomas BEL LTS LOTTO SOUDAL 10004816739 97. 5:52:20 7:19 25 FRAPPORTI Marco ITA ANS ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI - SIDERMEC 10004501891 98. 5:52:20 7:19 92 BENNETT Sean Y USA EF1 EF EDUCATION FIRST 10008862346 99. 5:52:20 7:19 57 SENNI Manuel ITA BRD BARDIANI CSF 10007260331 100. 5:52:20 7:19 36 IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI Ion ESP AST ASTANA PRO TEAM 10042236612 101. 5:52:20 7:19 215 MARCATO Marco ITA UAD UAE TEAM EMIRATES 10003383159 102. 5:52:20 7:19 35 HIRT Jan CZE AST ASTANA PRO TEAM 10006469375 Page 2 of 4 Cassino-San Giovanni Rotondo ORDINE D'ARRIVO / ORDRE D'ARRIVÉE / ORDER OF ARRIVAL 16.05.2019 - Tappa / Etape / Stage 6 Media: 41,389 km/h POS TEMPOABB.
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  • Pinarello Maat Whitepaper

    Pinarello Maat Whitepaper

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  • SPORTS 2424 Monday, September 25, 2017

    SPORTS 2424 Monday, September 25, 2017

    Batirov last hope P23 for Bahrain SPORTS 2424 Monday, September 25, 2017 Bergen season, I’m very happy.” and Kristoff didn’t have the strength to lovakia’s Peter Sagan Sagan had revealed on Saturday that hold him off. pipped Norway’s his preparation for the race had been SAlexander Kristoff in a disrupted by “sickness” and that he wasn’t ‘Unbelievable’ photo-finish to win a at his best. Sagan admitted that he thought historic third straight He had hardly been seen throughout Alaphilippe, who looked hugely impressive world title in Bergen the 267.5km race but was part of the small when he attacked, leaving the likes of yesterday. group that made it to the final kilometre to Olympic champion Greg Van Avermaet Sagan emerged out contest the sprint finish. and former world champion Philippe of the final corner in And in winning he Gilbert in his wake, might stay away. the perfect position joined a select group o f “It’s not easy guys, in the last 5km I on Kristoff’s shoulder riders, including Belgian said already it’s done, he (Alaphilippe) and just had enough legend Eddy Merckx as has gone,” said Sagan. to edge past the three-time world champions, “After, guys were changing home favourite as and the first to do so in in front, after I tried to go in a Australia’s Michael successive years. breakaway, after (Fernando) Gaviria Matthews took “It’s something special, for sure it tried to close (the gap) and after it third. doesn’t change anything, but for me it’s came for a sprint -- it’s unbelievable!” After his win, something very nice,” he added.
  • Molano, Baja Y Suspendido Por UAE Por "Valores Inusuales" AS Petacchi

    Molano, Baja Y Suspendido Por UAE Por "Valores Inusuales" AS Petacchi

    Molano, baja y suspendido por UAE por "valores inusuales" AS Petacchi, acusado de recibir transfusiones de sangre en 2012 y 2013. MUNDO DEPORTIVO Salta la Operación Aderlass con nuevos casos de dopaje en el ciclismo profesional. LA GUÍA DEL CICLISMO Koren, expulsado del Giro tras ser suspendido por dopaje. AS Samuel Sánchez: "Si hubiera hecho algo mal no hubiese abierto la puerta aquel día" MARCA El ministro de Deporte de Polonia, elegido presidente de la Agencia Mundial Antidopaje EL PAÍS Censurado por no querer anfetas para menores con TDAH PÚBLICO WADA Foundation Board moves forward with implementation of governance reforms. WADA AS 14/05/2019 Molano, baja y suspendido por UAE por "valores inusuales" Pepe Andrés El ciclista colombiano no tomó la salida este martes tras un test interno del UAE Emirates. El equipo anuncia que colaborará con la UCI en el proceso. J.A.Ezquerro Orbetello La cuarta etapa del Giro de Italia arrancó con el runrún de la ausencia de Juan Sebastián Molano, lanzador de Fernando Gaviria en el UAE Emirates. En un primer momento se especuló con algún problema de salud, pero el ciclista colombiano no salió por unos "valores inusuales", como confirmó el mánager del equipo, Joxean Fernández Matxin. "No hablamos de dopaje, sino de unos resultados anómalos que necesitarán de más exámenes. Lo más prudente en estos casos es apartarle hasta que se resuelva el proceso". Un proceso similar se produjo en 2014 con otro corredor procedente de Colombia: Sergio Luis Henao. Entonces también le suspendió el Sky y, después de la investigación y de las alegaciones correspondientes, la Fundación Antidopaje (CADF) de la Unión Ciclista Internacional (UCI) le dio luz verde para continuar en competición.