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PRAIA a MARE BENEVENTO Tappa 5 Praia a Mare Benevento 11.05.2016 LA CRONACA STAGE 05 / 11 MAY 2016 PRAIA A MARE BENEVENTO tappa 5 Praia a Mare Benevento 11.05.2016 LA CRONACA PARTENZA (Praia a Mare – ore 11.30 – 195 gli atleti al via; mossiere Rosa Ceglie, vice sindaco di Praia a Mare) Tutti assieme, quiete in gruppo. Media della prima ora di corsa: 34,300 km/h. Gran Premio della Montagna (km 35 – Fortino – m 783 – 3ª categoria) I passaggi: Cunego, Amezqueta, Wellens, Bisolti e il gruppo. Inizia al km 40 la fuga di quattro atleti: Oss, Foliforov, Txurruka e Brutt. Gruppo che non reagisce e vantaggio che sale rapidamente. Km 42: 1’02”; km 45: 2’37”; km 47: 4’21”; km 54: 5’29”; km 59: 6’24”; km 76: 6’55”. Media dopo due ore: 41,050 km/h. Traguardo Volante (km 85,1 – Polla) I passaggi: Oss, Foliforov, Txurruka e Brutt; a 6’12” Demare, Viviani, Van Poppel, Sbaragli e il gruppo. Km 95: 6’35”; km 103: 6’32”; da registrare un ritiro: abbandona Fraile (dorsale 52, Team Dimension Data). Traguardo Volante (km 118 – Palomonte) I passaggi: Oss, Foliforov, Txurruka e Brutt; a 4’27” Demare, Delage, Viviani, Courteille e gli altri. Media dopo tre ore: 40,800 km/h. Km 123: 4’43”; nel gruppetto di testa, scivolata di Oss che riparte dopo aver cambiato la bici. Situazione al km 130: Oss insegue a 1’33”, il gruppo a 5’23”. Col rientro di Oss (km 132), tornano in quattro davanti: al km 133 il gruppo transita a 5’26”; km 140: 4’50”; km 147: 4’17”; km 155: 4’05”; altro ritiro: Mareczko (dorsale 217, Wilier Triestina-Southeast). Media dopo quattro ore: 39,875 km/h. Km 161: 3’35”; km 165: 3’48”; km 173: 3’55”; km 177: 3’32”; km 180: 3’; km 183: 2’09”; al cartello dei – 45 km al traguardo: 1’52”; ai – 40: 1’32”; ai – 35: 1’41”; ai – 30: 1’30”; ai – 25: 1’18”; ai – 20: 42”; in gruppo caduta e ripartenza per Zilioli, Timmer e Bobridge; ai – 15: 34”; ai – 10: 12”. In vista del primo transito sul traguardo (ai – 7), s’esaurisce il tentativo del quartetto-Oss. Fila allungata del gruppo, tra gli staccati pure Kittel. Poco prima dell’ultimo chilometro, scivolata nella prima parte del gruppo di Taaramae. ARRIVO (Benevento – km 233) Vittoria di Greipel davanti a Demare, Colbrelli, Jungels, Hofland, Belletti, Zabel, Preidler e via via gli altri. Tempo del vincitore: 5h40’35”, alla media di 41,047 km/h. étape 5 Praia a Mare Benevento 11.05.2016 LE FILM DE L ÉTAPE DÉPART : Praia a Mare – 195 coureurs au départ, donné à 11h30 par Rosa Ceglie, maire-adjointe de la ville. Le peloton roule groupé, aucune attaque ne se produit. Moyenne après une heure de course : 34,300 km/h. Grand Prix de la Montagne (km 35 – Fortino – m 783 – 3ème catégorie) Cunego remporte le GPM devançant Amezqueta, Wellens, Bisolti et le peloton. Quatre coureurs, Oss, Foliforov, Txurruka et Brutt, se dégagent au km 40. Le peloton laisse faire, les échappés creusent rapidement l’écart. Au km 42, le retard du peloton est de 1’02” ; au km 45 : 2’37” ; au km 47 : 4’21” ; au km 54 : 5’29” ; au km 59 : 6’24” ; au km 76 : 6’55”. Moyenne après deux heures de course : 41,050 km/h. Sprint intermédiaire (km 85,1 – Polla) Oss remporte le sprint intermédiaire devançant Foliforov, Txurruka et Brutt ; Demare, Viviani, Van Poppel, Sbaragli et le peloton sont pointés à 6’12”. Au km 95, l’écart est de 6’35” ; au km 103 : 6’32”. Fraile (Team Dimension Data) abandonne la course. Sprint intermédiaire (km 118 – Palomonte) Oss remporte le sprint intermédiaire devançant Foliforov, Txurruka et Brutt ; Demare, Delage, Viviani, Courteille et les autres sont pointés à 4’27”. Moyenne après trois heures : 40,800 km/h. Au km 123, l’écart est de 4’43”. Glissade d’Oss au sein du groupe de tête ; le coureur change de vélo et reprend l’épreuve. Au km 130, Oss est pointé à 1’33”, le peloton à 5’23”. Oss rejoint les hommes de tête ; au km 133, le peloton est pointé à 5’26” ; au km 140 : 4’50” ; au km 147 : 4’17” ; au km 155 : 4’05”. Mareczko (dossard n° 217 de la Wilier Triestina-Southeast) abandonne la course. Moyenne après quatre heures : 39,875 km/h. Au km 161, l’écart est de 3’35” ; au km 165 : 3’48” ; au km 173 : 3’55” ; au km 177 : 3’32” ; au km 180 : 3’ ; au km 183 : 2’09” ; au panneau indiquant 45 km de l’arrivée : 1’52” ; à -40 km : 1’32” ; à -35 km : 1’41” ; à -30 km : 1’30” ; à -25 km : 1’18” ; à -20 km : 42”. Au sein du peloton, chute et rentrée de Zilioli, Timmer et Bobridge. À 15 km de l’arrivée, l’écart est de 34” ; à -10 km : 12”. Les attaquants sont repris juste avant le premier passage sur la ligne de l’arrivée (-7 km). Le peloton est très étiré ; Kittel et d’autres coureurs se font larguer. Juste avant la flamme rouge, glissade de Taaramae à la tête du peloton. ARRIVÉE (Benevento – km 233) Greipel s’impose, devançant Demare, Colbrelli, Jungels, Hofland, Belletti, Zabel, Preidler et, peu à peu, les autres. Temps du vainqueur : 5h40’35”, à une moyenne de 41,047 km/h. stage 5 Praia a Mare Benevento 05.11.2016 THE STAGE REPORT START: 195 riders cast off from Praia a Mare at 11:30 am. Rosa Ceglie, the deputy mayor of the city, drops the flag. The bunch rolls all together, nobody tries to break away. Average speed after one hour of racing: 34.300 km/h. KOM (km 35 – Fortino – m 783 – 3rd category) Cunego clears the climb ahead of Amezqueta, Wellens, Bisolti and the peloton. Four riders, Oss, Foliforov, Txurruka and Brutt, race clear at km 40. The peloton lets them go, and the gap deepens quickly. At km 42, the break is 1’02” up the road; at km 45: 2’37”; at km 47: 4’21”; at km 54: 5’29”; at km 59: 6’24”; at km 76: 6’55”. Average speed after two hours of racing: 41.050 km/h. Intermediate sprint (km 85.1 – Polla) Oss claims the intermediate sprint ahead of Foliforov, Txurruka and Brutt, and 6’12” ahead of Demare, Viviani, Van Poppel, Sbaragli and the peloton. At km 95, the gap is 6’35”; at km 103: 6’32”. Fraile (Team Dimension Data) abandons the race. Intermediate sprint (km 118 – Palomonte) Oss clears the intermediate sprint ahead of Foliforov, Txurruka and Brutt, and 4’27” ahead of Demare, Delage, Viviani, Courteille and the others. Average speed after three hours: 40.800 km/h. At km 123, the bunch is 4’43” down the road. In the leading group, Oss slips and gets back on track after changing his bicycle. At km 130, Oss lags 1’33” behind, while the peloton is 5’23” adrift. Oss ultimately manages to catch up with the leading trio. At km 133, the peloton is 5’26” down the road; at km 140: 4’50”; at km 147: 4’17”; at km 155: 4’05”. Wilier Triestina-Southeast no. 217, Mareczko, abandons the race. Average speed after four hours: 39.875 km/h. At km 161, the break is 3’35” up the road; at km 165: 3’48”; at km 173: 3’55”; at km 177: 3’32”; at km 180: 3’; at km 183: 2’09”; at the mark indicating 45 km remaining to the finish: 1’52”; with 40 km to go: 1’32”; -35 km: 1’41”; -30 km: 1’30”; -25 km: 1’18”; -20 km: 42”. Zilioli, Timmer and Bobridge crash in the midst of the bunch, but they manage to get back on track straight away. With 15 km remaining to the finish, the gap is 34”; -10 km: 12”. The leading quartet is caught up just before the first passage on the finish line (with 7 km left to go). The peloton is very strung out; Kittel and others are lagging behind. Just before the flamme rouge, Taaramae slips at the front of the peloton. FINISH (Benevento – km 233) Greipel wins the stage ahead of Demare, Colbrelli, Jungels, Hofland, Belletti, Zabel, Preidler and – little by little – all the others. Time of the winner: 5h40’35”, at an average speed of 41.047 km/h. tappa / étape / stage 5 Praia a Mare Benevento 11.05.2016 PROFILO DEL VINCITORE / PORTRAIT DU VAINQUEUR André Greipel è nato a Rostock (Ger) il 16/7/1982 ed è professionista dal 2005. André Greipel est né à Rostock (Ger) le 16/7/1982. Il est professionnel depuis 2005. André Greipel was born in Rostock (Ger) on 7/16/1982 and he is professional since 2005. Vittorie/Victoires/Wins 2005 – Wiesenhof 1: una tappa al Giro di Danimarca. 2006 – T-Mobile 2: due tappe al Giro di Renania e Palatinato. 2007 – T-Mobile 2: due tappe al Giro di Sassonia. 2008 – Team Columbia 15: il prologo, quattro tappe e la classifica finale del Tour Down Under; la tappa di Locarno al 91° Giro d’Italia; una tappa al Giro d’Austria; due tappe al Giro di Sassonia; una tappa all’Eneco Tour; una tappa al Giro di Germania; il Rund um die Nurnberger Altstadt; Kampioenshap Van Vlaanderen – Koolskamp e il Münsterland Giro. 2009 – Team Columbia-High Road 20: una tappa al Tour Down Under; una tappa alla 4 Giorni di Dunkerque; tre tappe al Giro della Baviera; la Neuseen Rund die Braunkohle; il Philadelphia International Championship; tre tappe allo Ster Elektrotoer; tre tappe al Giro d’Austria; una tappa al Giro della Sassonia; una tappa al Giro di Polonia; le tappe di Liège, Vinaros, Puertollano e Madrid alla Vuelta a España e la Parigi – Bourges.
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