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1St Stage: Mittenwald-Imst - Ranking Time: 14:34:10 Page: 1 date: 20.07.04 1st stage: Mittenwald-Imst - ranking time: 14:34:10 page: 1 (101) Men Place Team Nation Member 1 Member 2 RaceTime 1. T-Mobile/Piet de Wit NED Brentjens Bart Gerben De Knegt 3:22.32,8 2. Platt / Heymanns GER/USA Platt Karl Heymanns Mannie 3:22.34,1 3. Rock Machine Cyklo-Max CZE/AUT Horak Martin Novotny Robert 3:27.33,4 4. Bresser / Kraler GER Bresser Carsten Kraler Martin 3:27.52,9 5. Sahm / Käß GER Sahm Stefan Käß Jochen 3:29.00,9 6. Lehmann / Böhme GER Lehmann Frank Böhme Tim 3:32.54,5 7. Fiat Rotwild Adidas GER/AUT Strobel Andreas Wieltschnig Silvio 3:34.25,2 8. Team Dämpfle/Mathis GER Duske Daniel Mathis Harald 3:37.31,5 9. Merida DT-Swiss/KTM Lang AAG AUT Ortner Helmut Galler Roland 3:39.13,5 10. TSV Partenkirchen/Scott GER Kalivoda Michael Eder Robert 3:43.07,9 11. Vittel Plus Energy-Rocky Mountain GER Götze Holger Nekarda Jan-Frederik 3:45.06,4 12. La Ruta CRC Campos Marvin Carballo Yhonatan 3:51.25,3 13. Adidas S.A. RSA/AUT Evans Kevin Swanepoel Ben Melt 3:53.34,9 14. Adidas Worldgames Saalbach Hinterglemm AUT/GER Woisetschläger Reinhard Cirkl Peter 3:54.26,8 15. Merida Bikes/Bike 2 Build NED Bruurs Richard Boon Niels 3:54.29,6 16. Med-Sport Profi-Bike Team GER Pielenz Markus Riegler Thomas 3:54.31,5 17. Team Simplon-Bikes AUT Neureiter Joachim Danklmaier Harald 3:57.19,4 18. adidas Natventure I GER/SUI Pschebizin Marc Keller Daniel 3:58.49,9 19. Team Simplon GER Gathof Daniel Kichle Martin 4:00.52,6 20. Kellys George K.S.E. HUN Balazs Vock Halasz Robert 4:02.20,2 21. GT AFRICA NED Wilson Shan Rossouw Jacques 4:02.23,4 22. Deadly Serious GBR English Robert Duncan Alexander 4:05.36,7 23. www.REEVAX.be BEL Sacre Dominiek Paelinck Peter 4:05.40,2 24. MTB Rudi - Specialized Team BEL van Roy Luc Willemsens Kris 4:06.36,3 25. Team Bergstrasse GER Lieb Sascha Hofmann Hilmar 4:06.50,1 26. GS biowurst.ch SUI Dasoli Riccardo Huber Daniel 4:08.02,5 27. Team-Woba.de/Scottusa GER Fromm Uwe Häberle Gerhard 4:09.06,1 28. SV Lengau/KTM Mountainbiker AUT Vogl Anton Strauß Axel 4:09.25,4 29. Fitline MTB Team III GER Kaiser Jens Kaiser Holger 4:11.35,4 30. ROCINANTE USA Gilbreath Mark Cassan Todd 4:12.16,0 31. Team rene's Veloshop Holderbank ja SUI Leder Rene Fricker Roger 4:12.16,4 32. Radsport Stanger AUT Priglinger Thomas Stanger Raimund 4:12.28,5 33. Seven Sport/Felt SUI Eberl Pascal Berberat Pierre 4:12.38,7 34. Velo-Sport-Goettingen GER Rosin Timm Schuchardt Michael 4:13.44,9 35. Team Carpentari ITA Zenatti Matteo Danzi Lorenzo 4:14.20,9 36. AUTOMANN ADVENTURE TEAM GER Bröker Gilles Rasch Thorsten 4:14.23,2 37. Bauer RSG52/rock-trail.de GER Loth Ingo Wauschkuhn Bastian 4:14.31,9 38. Swiss Power/Ritschey SUI/USA Frischknecht Thomas Ritchey Tom 4:15.18,3 39. Rohloff GER Herrmann Thomas Damm Thorsten 4:18.27,7 40. Malfer / Kofler ITA Malfer Stefan Kofler Andreas 4:20.02,6 41. Sauerland Express/SC Siedlinghausen GER Gilberger Ben Schulte Eberhard 4:21.05,9 42. ARBO MTB Polizei SV Wien AUT Stemberger Martin Mark Philip 4:21.07,7 43. Kälin Wheeler Willerzell SUI Birchler Christoph Schuler Richi 4:21.08,6 44. TEAM STEWART DEN Olsen Flemming Bjorn Stig Mikkel 4:23.35,1 45. Team Lee Cougan Mixte GER Voll David Pforr Christoph 4:26.21,8 46. Wheelbase GBR/USA Trott Paul Reid Stuart 4:27.32,6 47. Rocky Mountain Bike Market/Auer Mittenwald GER Heyer Hans Tietz Martin 4:28.01,1 48. Fox Racing Europe GBR/NOR Adams Tom Turner Matthew 4:28.07,0 49. Magic Warriors GBR Mathews Iain Tweddle Simon 4:28.15,0 50. CERES NOR Rinnan Trond Jr. Eversten Audun 4:28.42,9 51. Ganz Immun Team Wein GER Scherf Jörg Hohmann Daniel 4:29.16,8 52. Rhönhasen GER Pchalek Gregor Hohmann Marco 4:29.18,1 53. Leitner Ropeways ITA Hasler Stefan Steiner Herbert 4:29.19,9 54. Baumbergeexpress S-W Havixbeck GER Vosseberg Christian Domberg Niklas 4:29.28,8 55. Team Tonis Pro Shop Kirchberg AUT Widauer Andi Kernmaier Sigi 4:29.35,1 56. Lungenliga Aargau SUI Süess Oliver Senn Urs 4:29.50,7 57. Team Diamondback I GER Piechowski Sascha Deicke Georg 4:29.50,8 58. KELI-PRO, Cèska' LI`PA CZE/ESP Klima David Nemec Lubos 4:30.45,4 Official Timing and Results by DATASPORT, CH-Zollikofen www.datasport.com for results, online registration, informations, news and top links date: 20.07.04 1st stage: Mittenwald-Imst - ranking time: 14:34:11 page: 2 (101) Men Place Team Nation Member 1 Member 2 RaceTime 59. MediCycling BEL Thijssen Koen Raus Pieter 4:32.41,0 60. Merida Team GER Opper Michael Paschke Andre 4:33.13,9 61. Team WORC IRL McCall Joseph Hicks Paul 4:33.16,8 62. Santos-Binnenvaart-Marzocchi NED Van der Heijde Guido Bakker Diederik 4:34.17,9 63. Sporttest-Ruhpolding GER/ISR Haarfeldt Rainer White Anthony 4:34.20,3 64. ARBO MTB Polizei SV Wien + www.free-eagle-at AUT Spacek Herbert Haiderer Jürgen 4:34.39,4 65. CERES NOR Lundeby Trond Westby Harald 4:35.07,3 66. BIKE Magazin GER Listmann Christoph Keller Thorsten 4:36.38,6 67. Martin's Radl Werkstadt GER Schmitt Thorsten Hannesen Uwe 4:37.19,0 68. Pedal Power/Vail USA Plummer Adam Lavigne Eric 4:37.25,3 69. Grevinkreizen II NED Raven Hans Schraverns Marc 4:39.17,2 70. Team Diamondback II GER Kesse Maik Neumann Björn 4:39.58,3 71. Team GT Deutschland GER Engelhart Paul-Jürgen Schäfer Martin 4:40.46,4 72. Transalp Blues ESP Caixäs Jaume Sanchez Pere 4:42.03,6 73. Promiteam RSA/AUT Bobinger Johann Hillringhaus Walter 4:42.31,9 74. Sanvit Team ITA Bacher Stefan Oberprantache Daniel 4:42.44,8 75. HSB GER Maier Alexander Walter Sascha 4:43.30,4 76. Redlibuebe SUI Von Burg Thomas Pfisterer Lukas 4:43.31,7 77. Team Cube Adventure GER Wachsmann Claus Rübensaal Klaus 4:44.03,1 78. ALF JONES CYCLES GBR Trigg Anthony Catle Andy 4:44.58,7 79. MIDLOTHIAN RT GBR Murray Kevin Cole Chris 4:45.36,6 80. Australian Mountain Biking/Terrengsykkel.nein NOR/AUS Aas Oyvind Laing Adrian 4:45.37,7 81. stenger-bike GER Kraus Thomas Roth Andreas 4:45.46,6 82. Radsport KTM Sampl AUT Hohengasser Thomas Wernisch Wolfgang 4:46.16,5 83. Sigg-Pedalerie MTB Racing Team SUI Brudermann Roger Zünd Daniel 4:46.31,1 84. Stollenreiter GER Seidel Frank Schäffer Reinhard 4:46.51,1 85. Cash-Brothers GER Grimm Harald Becker Christian 4:47.41,0 86. DEAF TEAM ITA/SVK Larch Martin Matovcik Julius 4:48.22,4 87. Vidlak / Vancurik CZE/GER Vidlak Tomas Vancurik Pavel 4:48.23,5 88. Green Mountain Boys USA Merrit Tyler Carter Jeff 4:48.42,8 89. MTB Wales / Magura GBR Hughes Roger Jones Alvine 4:48.57,2 90. Continua AUT Arnegger Christoph Trauner Thomas 4:50.30,5 91. Pals / Heldt GER Pals Stefan Heldt Thomas 4:50.47,6 92. Team Brama NED Slot Michiel Neequaye Dsane 4:51.23,4 93. Just Married-Speedmax GER Heßmann Jürgen Rumpel Ingo 4:51.42,1 94. Flat Tires NOR Lihagen Hans Jorgen Melhus Morten 4:52.06,9 95. Vaude FSC well welt Kumberg AUT/GER Hirt Mario Zarnhofer Wolfgang 4:53.28,0 96. Alex Racing Team 2 GER Mettlach Jörg Ipsen Ole 4:53.28,2 97. Freudenberg / Prechtl GER Freudenberg Mark Prechtl Thomas 4:53.34,7 98. Grotefeld Racing Pioneer GBR/ESP Grotefeld Mark Grotefeld Eric 4:53.43,0 99. SAT 1 GER Badichler Michael Huber Franz 4:53.49,0 100. Columbus Cycling Team BEL Van den Daele Tim De Keukelaere Johan 4:53.50,5 101. Bejan/Tac. NED Fledderus Herman Zwaneveld Frank 4:53.52,0 102. Steinkönig GER König Erik Steinkühler Thomas 4:54.13,2 103. team-adidas.de GER Schandl Karl Mannes Mario 4:54.33,4 104. Team Ecofit CAN Winfield Nicholas Zahab Ray 4:54.35,6 105. JUnited Kingdomo CZE/USA Krob Zdenek Pechar Bohumir 4:54.37,8 106. Cyclesurgery GBR McElrea Edward Prescott Jonathan 4:54.38,6 107. Ski-Klub Düsseldorf/Enke Team I GER Krause Bjoern Geisler Norbert 4:54.42,6 108. Mega Bike GER Ihle Dirk Walser Roland 4:54.58,1 109. Südtirol Marketing (SMG) ITA Ratschiller Kurt Huber Christian 4:55.49,5 110. Van Montfort / van Montfort NED Van Montfort Pascal van Montfort Julien 4:56.31,1 111. Velo Center Amacher SUI Gafner Mike Gafner Stefan 4:56.32,1 112. K.K.Twomark POL Borycki Miroslaw Hupalowski Michal 4:56.38,4 113. Die Fertigen Bärtigen GER Jessen Marc Krause Sascha 4:56.47,8 114. Mestreech NED Sijen Danny Kolleppel Marco 4:57.40,7 115. T.R. GER Waldmann Jörg Venske Frank 4:57.49,1 116. Die Wikinger/ATB-Sport II GER Kalbertodt Knut Demmig Sven 4:58.03,1 Official Timing and Results by DATASPORT, CH-Zollikofen www.datasport.com for results, online registration, informations, news and top links date: 20.07.04 1st stage: Mittenwald-Imst - ranking time: 14:34:11 page: 3 (101) Men Place Team Nation Member 1 Member 2 RaceTime 117.
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