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Tour De France - 11
Biomatematický model BMM: Tour de France - 11. etapa Na programu jubilejní 100 Tour de France chyběl klasický prolog a tak jsme vhodnou trať pro BMM museli počkat až do 11. etapy, kdy přišla na řadu první individuální časovka. Náročnost 33km dlouhé trati notně zvyšoval silný vítr, se kterým se všichni závodníci potýkali. Hned v úvodu nasadil nepřekonatelnou laťku favorizovaný Tony Martin (Omega Pharma-Quick step), se kterým vyrovnanou partii sehrál jen žlutý Chris Froome (Sky Procycling), výrazně tím navyšující své celkové vedení. Mezi ostatními jezdci top 10 to byla vyrovnaná bitva. Roman Kreuziger (Team Saxo-Tinkoff) zajel výborně a udržel celkové 5. místo a samozřejmě velmi emotivním zážitkem pro všechny byla ostrá jízda paralympika Jirky Ježka v roli oficiálního předjezdce. Jak se mezi špalíry diváků dařilo na trati jezdcům v programu BMM? Vítr nám dal zabrat, co? Více ve výsledkové listině na další straně Zajímavá videa z etapy např.: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=0zvvJa9D7aM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joit1IgOd4U 1 Tony Martin GER Omega Pharma‐Quick Step 0:36:29 54,3 69 Andreas Klöden GER RadioShack Leopard 0:40:11 49,3 137 Christophe Le Mevel FRA Cofidis, Solutions Credits 0:41:32 47,7 2 Christopher Froome GBR Sky Procycling 0:36:41 54,0 70 Davide Malacarne ITA Team Europcar 0:40:11 49,3 138 Gert Steegmans BEL Omega Pharma‐Quick Step 0:41:33 47,7 3 Thomas De Gendt BEL Vacansoleil‐DCM Pro Cycling 0:37:30 52,8 71 Matteo Tosatto ITA Team Saxo‐Tinkoff 0:40:16 49,2 139 André Greipel GER Lotto Belisol 0:41:34 -
FEATURED RACE the Wretched – Instructor Notes 02
THE WRETCHED FEATURED RACE The Wretched – Instructor Notes 02 LENGTH FEATURED RACE 48 minutes The Tour de France TYPE FEATURED RIDERS Climbing Thomas Voeckler Cadel Evans WHAT IT’S ABOUT Jens Voigt A pure, attacking, Alberto Contador climbing, fighting Frank Schleck Tour de France stage Andy Schleck Philippe Gilbert © The Sufferfest 2014 The Wretched – Instructor Notes 03 STRUCTURE 5:00 Warm-up 35:00 A classic Tour de France stage featuring 3 major climbs, lots of attacks and a fast run into the finish line. 4:00 Recovery “SUFFERING IS THE POSITIVE ELEMENT IN THIS WORLD, INDEED IT IS THE ONLY LINK BETWEEN THIS WORLD AND THE POSITIVE” FRANZ KAFKA © The Sufferfest 2014 The Wretched – Instructor Notes 04 10 — Flat out sprint. Something you could only hold for EFFORT SCALE 5-15 seconds. All Sufferfest videos work 09 — Nearly a sprint, but could be held for 15 seconds off ‘perceived effort’. to 1 minute. 08 — Very uncomfortable, with very high heart rate We use a scale from 1 to and breathing. Speaking isn’t possible, but effort 10, where 1 is lying on can be maintained for 3 to 8 minutes. 07 — A ‘base’ effort, this is just slightly below what’s the couch and 10 is a flat called a rider’s ‘threshold.’ Threshold is a strong, out sprint. This table has uncomfortable effort where speaking isn’t pleasant but where the effort could be held more detail on each effort for up to an hour – certainly no more. level so you can describe 06 — A steady effort that requires some concentration, effectively to your class: but where speaking is easy(ish). -
NED/BURGOS-BH) a 0:10
Clasificación de la etapa: 1. ÁNGEL MADRAZO (ESP/BURGOS-BH) - 4:58:31 2. Jetse Bol (NED/BURGOS-BH) a 0:10 3. JOSÉ HERRADA (ESP/Cofidis) a 0:22 4. Miguel Ángel López (COL/Astana) a 0:47 5. ALEJANDRO VALVERDE (ESP/MOVISTAR) a 0:59 6. Primoz Roglic (SLO/Jumbo-Visma) a 0:59 7. Tadej Pogacar (SLO/UAE Emirates) a 1:29 8. Nairo Quintana (COL/MOVISTAR) a 1:41 9. Sepp Kuss (USA/Jumbo-Visma) a 1:41 10. Esteban Chaves (COL/Mitchelton-Scott) a 1:46 11. Rafal Majka (POL/Bora-Hansgrohe) a 1:52 12. Pierre-Roger Latour (FRA/AG2R-La Mondiale) a 2:05 13. Rigoberto Urán (COL/Education First) a 2:11 14. Nicolas Roche (IRL/Sunweb) a 0:02. 2:17 15. Ruben Guerreiro (POR/Katusha-Alpecin) a 2:26 16. ÓSCAR RODRÍGUEZ (ESP/EUSKADI-MURIAS) a 2:26 17. MARC SOLER (ESP/MOVISTAR) a 2:26 18. Davide Formolo (ITA/Bora-Hansgrohe) a 2:32 19. VÍCTOR DE LA PARTE (ESP/CCC) a 2:32 20. Wilco Kelderman (NED/Sunweb) a 2:32 21. George Bennett (NZL/Jumbo-Visma) a 2:36 22. Niklas Eg (DEN/Trek-Segafredo) a 2:43 23. MIKEL BIZKARRA (ESP/EUSKADI-MURIAS) a 2:45 24. Amanuel Ghebreigzabhier (ERI/Dimension Data) a 2:58 25. Fabio Aru (ITA/UAE Emirates) a 2:59 26. Wout Poels (NED/Ineos) a 3:03 27. Peter Stetina (USA/Trek-Segafredo) a 3:03 28. Nicolas Edet (FRA/Cofidis) a 3:05 29. Carl Fredrik Hagen (NOR/Lotto-Soudal) a 3:10 30. -
Sporting Legends: Axel Merckx
SPORTING LEGENDS: AXEL MERCKX SPORT: CYCLING COMPETITIVE ERA: 1993 - 2007 Axel Merckx (born August 8, 1972 in Uccle, Belgium), the son of the legendary Eddy Merckx, was a professional road bicycle racer since November 1993. In 1995 he joined Team Motorola as a team-mate of the young Lance Armstrong. Despite several strong years of racing, including winning the Belgian national championship in 2000, Axel is probably still more famous for being the son of five-time Tour de France champion Eddy Merckx than for any of his cycling exploits. Despite being overshadowed by his father's formidable record, Axel has repeatedly vowed to make his mark by accomplishing feats Eddy never managed - including a Tour de France stage win at the top of Alpe d'Huez and a win in the Paris-Tours World Cup race - but has yet to make good on these promises. He has a large number of fans in Belgium, and would undoubtedly engender a great deal more goodwill if he were ever to achieve either of those elusive wins. One place where he has overshadowed his father is at the Olympic Games. A good climber, Axel is probably at his best in the mid-altitude mountain ranges, notably the Massif Central and the Ardennes. His favorite race, and the one he feels best in, is Liège-Bastogne-Liège. He is also always aiming for a Tour de France stage win, and can often be found in long breaks. His sprinting capacities are not that strong, so he is often beaten at the finish. SPORTING LEGENDS: AXEL MERCKX Merckx enjoyed his 2004 Olympic Bronze success in Athens. -
Case Study: the Tour De France & Vsquared TV
Case Study: Broadcast TV The Tour de France & Vsquared TV Solution Summary PROMISE and Vsquared TV Create At a Glance • Vsquared TV is an independent The Fastest, Most Advanced Editing production company which specializes in covering cycling Suite for the Tour de France • Vsquared TV was switching to Final Cut Pro X for the 2014 Tour de France broadcasts and needed to upgrade their edit suites • With the help of PROMISE, Vsquared TV built 4 of the most advanced edit suites for sporting events The Solution • Vsquared TV relied on the PROMISE Pegasus2 R6/M4 Thunderbolt 2 storage and the PROMISE SANLink2 Benefits • Faster access to archive footage • Increased speed in editing - no more waits for rendering The Tour de France & Vsquared TV The Tour de France is the most prestigious cycling event and one of the most famous • Huge gains in efficiency were sporting events in the world. The top cyclists from around the world compete in a grueling crucial since this gave Vsquared three week 3,500 km journey each July that takes competitors through the mountain extra time to polish the final edits chains of the Pyrenees and the Alps and on to the finish on the Champs-Élysées in Paris. and still make air The Tour de France is broadcast worldwide on 121 different television channels in over • SANLink2 was vital to the process 190 countries with huge audiences watching each stage, including a record 44 million since the Mac Pro required a viewers who took in one of the final stages in the 2009 race. -
KPO Biomatematický Model 2014: Giro D´Italia Speciál
kopec (19. etapa) rovina (12.etapa) Giro vrchař rovinář Emanuele Sella Ita Androni Giocattoli 30 1:11:52 167 1:07:52 63 11,0 Biomatematický model 2014: Daniel Moreno Fernandez Spa Team Katusha 24 1:11:10 157 1:07:07 41 10,8 Giro d´Italia speciál ‐ Tim Wellens Bel Lotto Belisol 9 1:09:37 107 1:05:10 54 10,0 vrchař rovinář Grand Tour Winner Anacona Gomez Col Lampre‐Merida 25 1:11:12 150 1:06:19 62 9,5 Edoardo Zardini Ita Bardiani‐CSF 14 1:10:23 100 1:04:52 53 8,4 Nairo Alexander Quintana Rojas Col Movistar Team 1 1:05:37 13 1:00:15 1 8,0 Fabio Aru Ita Astana Pro Team 2 1:05:54 16 1:00:29 3 7,9 Francesco Manuel Bongiorno Ita Bardiani‐CSF 23 1:11:06 108 1:05:14 59 7,9 Enrico Battaglin Ita Bardiani‐CSF 17 1:10:48 98 1:04:46 52 7,6 Sander Armee Bel Lotto Belisol 31 1:11:58 128 1:05:42 47 7,3 Sebastian Henao Gomez Col Team Sky 8 1:09:25 56 1:03:03 22 6,8 Rodolfo Andres Torres Agudelo Col Colombia 20 1:10:59 88 1:04:28 81 6,8 Pierre Rolland Fra Team Europcar 4 1:07:34 28 1:01:20 4 6,7 Sonny Colbrelli Ita Bardiani‐CSF 33 1:12:03 111 1:05:19 94 6,6 Franco Pellizotti Ita Androni Giocattoli 6 1:08:59 41 1:02:23 12 6,3 Francis Mourey Fra FDJ.fr 15 1:10:23 68 1:03:35 33 6,2 Biomatematický model BMM v Yonder Godoy Ven Androni Giocattoli 70 1:14:43 160 1:07:18 76 5,9 různých podobách provází naše André Cardoso Por Garmin Sharp 44 1:12:40 117 1:05:26 20 5,8 aktivity více než 10 let, během Ben Hermans Bel BMC Racing Team 43 1:12:35 112 1:05:19 72 5,7 kterých jsme nasbírali množství Enrico Barbin Ita Bardiani‐CSF 77 1:14:56 159 1:07:10 119 5,3 cenných dat a pro další vývoj a Jussi Veikkanen Fin FDJ.fr 68 1:14:38 155 1:06:51 109 5,2 zpřesňování metody matamatického Manuel Belletti Ita Androni Giocattoli 169 1:16:12 169 1:08:09 ‐ 5,1 modelování výkonu jezdců. -
Over a Million Turn out for First Ever Tour De Yorkshire
Release date: 3 May 2015 Over a million turn out for first ever Tour de Yorkshire The first ever Tour de Yorkshire has ridden itself into the history books after a momentous three days of racing. One and a half million fans at the roadside and TV audiences in more than 150 countries have witnessed some of Yorkshire’s finest scenery, with crowds at key points in the race comparable with the Tour de France. Initial spectator figures from police and race organisers indicate that on Stage One, 250,000 people watched by the roadside, followed by 450,000 on Stage Two and 750,000 on Stage Three. A fantastically strong field lined up for the first stage of the men’s race in Bridlington on Friday 1 May, among them World Champions and Olympians and 13 of Yorkshire’s finest riders. Sir Bradley Wiggins drew huge crowds with his Team Wiggins team mates, as did Giant-Aplecin’s Marcel Kittel, Team Europcar’s Thomas Voeckler and Yorkshiremen Ed Clancy of JLT Condor and Team Sky’s Ben Swift. Sadly by Stage Two the race had lost two of the main protagonists as Ben Swift and Marcel Kittel were forced to retire but Yorkshire’s towns and villages showed no sign of dimming enthusiasm for the race with crowds growing each day. Stage Three proved a hard fought, thrilling day of racing for the international peloton and spectators who lined the route. The three day men’s race was joined by an 80km women’s race in York on Saturday 2 May, and crowds lined the circuit to see a thrilling sprint finish in what riders called a showcase event for female racing in the UK. -
1 Romain Bardet Ag2r La Mondiale (ALM) 5:49:38 2 Rigoberto Urán
1 Romain Bardet Ag2R La Mondiale (ALM) 5:49:38 2 Rigoberto Urán Cannondale-Drapac Pro Cycling Team (CDT) + 2 3 Fabio Aru Astana Pro Team (AST) + 2 4 Mikel Landa Meana Team Sky (SKY) + 5 5 Louis Meintjes UAE Team Emirates (UAD) + 7 6 Daniel Martin Quick-Step Floors (QST) + 13 7 Christopher Froome Team Sky (SKY) + 22 8 George Bennett Team LottoNL-Jumbo (TLJ) + 27 9 Simon Yates Orica-Scott (ORS) + 27 10 Mikel Nieve Ituralde Team Sky (SKY) + 1:28 11 Nairo Quintana Movistar Team (MOV) + 2:04 12 Warren Barguil Team Sunweb (SUN) + 2:08 13 Damiano Caruso BMC Racing Team (BMC) + 2:11 14 Alberto Contador Trek - Segafredo (TFS) + 2:15 15 Pierre-Roger Latour Ag2R La Mondiale (ALM) + 2:59 16 Guillaume Martin Wanty-Groupe Gobert (WGG) + 4:20 17 Tiesj Benoot Lotto-Soudal (LTS) + 4:33 18 Serge Pauwels Team Dimension Data (DDD) + 4:36 19 Alexis Vuillermoz Ag2R La Mondiale (ALM) + 4:36 20 Brice Feillu Fortuneo - Vital Concept (FVC) + 4:56 21 Carlos Alberto Betancur Gomez Movistar Team (MOV) + 5:22 22 Nathan Brown Cannondale-Drapac Pro Cycling Team (CDT) + 5:41 23 Emanuel Buchmann Bora-hansgrohe (BOH) + 5:44 24 Cyril Gautier Ag2R La Mondiale (ALM) + 5:57 25 Jarlinson Pantano Trek - Segafredo (TFS) + 7:07 26 Sergio Henao Montoya Team Sky (SKY) + 7:07 27 Amael Moinard BMC Racing Team (BMC) + 7:26 28 Luis Angel Mate Mardones Cofidis Solutions Credits (COF) + 9:14 29 Janez Brajkovic Bahrain-Merida Pro Cycling Team (TBM) + 10:29 30 Thomas De Gendt Lotto-Soudal (LTS) + 10:29 31 Jonathan Castroviejo Nicolas Movistar Team (MOV) + 10:49 32 Maxime Bouet Fortuneo - -
Pro Riders Race Gravel at Dirty Kanza
The Outer Line The External Perspective On Pro Cycling Pro Ridershttps://www.theouterline.com Race Gravel at Dirty Kanza 200 Last fall the cycling company Rapha initiated an innovative and forward-thinking sponsorship model with the EF Education First team for the 2019 racing season. One of the team’s first announcements was that they would add a few non-traditional, non-UCI sanctioned grassroots events such as the Dirty Kanza 200, Leadville Trail 100 and Three Peaks Cyclocross race to diversify their traditional racing calendar. This declaration shook up the traditional model of WorldTour racing, which rarely sees top-tier teams deviating from the standard UCI WorldTour calendar. And ever since, there has been an intensifying debate around what’s right and what’s potentially wrong about this new direction for pro cycling teams. Alex Howes, Taylor Phinney, and Lachlan Morton lined up this past weekend to race the Dirty Kanza 200. This brutal 200-mile gravel event running through the flint hills of central Kansas marked a WorldTour road team’s first foray into this uncharted ground. And, likely sensing a chance to plug their new gravel bike line and keep their riders involved, the Trek-Segafredo team also sent Kiel Reijnen and Peter Stetina to compete at the event. But before talking about what happened at the Dirty Kanza, let’s examine and pros and cons of this new and alternative calendar approach. There is no doubt that participation in non-traditional, non-sanctioned events by a UCI World Tour team will present some interesting new marketing upsides. -
LIÈGE-BASTOGNE-LIÈGE (1892 - 2021 = 107E Édition) La Doyenne Créée Par Le R
4e Monument LIÈGE-BASTOGNE-LIÈGE (1892 - 2021 = 107e édition) La Doyenne Créée par le R. Persant CL (L’Express : → 1948 ; La Dernière-Heure : 1949 → ; Le Sportif 80) Année Vainqueur Second Troisième Quatrième Cinquième 1892 (29.05) Léon Houa (BEL) Léon Lhoest (BEL) Louis Rasquinet (BEL) Antoine Gehenniaux Henri Thanghe (BEL) 1 (BEL) 1893 (28.05) Léon Houa (BEL) Michel Borisowskik Charles Colette (BEL) Richard Fischer (BEL) Louis Rasquinet (BEL) 2 (BEL) 1894 (26.08) Léon Houa (BEL) Louis Rasquinet (BEL) René Nulens (BEL) Maurice Garin (ITA) Palau (BEL) 3 1895- Non disputée 1907 1908 (30.08) André Trousselier Alphonse Lauwers Henri Dubois (BEL) René Vandenberghe Georges Verbist (BEL) (FRA) (BEL) (BEL) 1909 (16.05) Victor Fastre (BEL) Eugène Charlier (BEL) Paul Deman (BEL) Félicien Salmon (BEL) Hector Tiberghien (BEL) 1910 Non disputée 1911 (12.06) Joseph Van Daele Armand Lenoir (BEL) Victor Kraenen (BEL) Auguste Benoit (BEL) Hubert Noël (BEL) (BEL) 1912 a Omer Verschoore Jacques Coomans André Blaise (BEL) François Dubois (BEL) Victor Fastre (BEL) (15.09) (BEL) (BEL) 1912 b . Jean Rossius 1er Alphonse Lauwers Cyrille Prégardien Walmer Molle (BEL) (15.09) (BEL) (BEL) (BEL) . Dieudonné Gauthy 1er (BEL) 1913 (06.07) Maurice Mortiz (BEL) Alphonse Fonson Hubert Noël (BEL) Omer Collignon (BEL) René Vermandel (BEL) (BEL) 1914- Non disputée 1918 1919 (28.09) Léon Devos (BEL) Henri Hanlet (BEL) Arthur Claerhout (BEL) Alphonse Van Heck Camille Leroy (BEL) (BEL) 1920 (06.06) Léon Scieur (BEL) Lucien Buysse (BEL) Jacques Coomans Léon Despontins (BEL) -
Chapter 3 the Physics of Cycling
SSCCIIEENNCCEE OOFF CCYYCCLLIINNGG MWBM Leensen 8th edition, september 2013 Science Syllabus: SCIENCE OF CYCLING Photo’s front and back cover by M.Leensen: Front cover photo: Prologue Olympia’s tour 2004, unknown Rabobank cyclist Back Cover photo:Dutch cyclist Bauke Mollema during the prologue of the Giro d’Italia 2010 Pg. ii 8TH EDITION, SEPTEMBER 2013 Science Syllabus: SCIENCE OF CYCLING Pg. iii 8TH EDITION, SEPTEMBER 2013 © Copyright 2013 Ing MWBM Leensen MEd Science Syllabus All rights reserved No part of this work may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, or stored in a retrieval system of any nature, without the written permission of the copyright holder. No part of this work may be modified without the written permission of the author. SSCIENCE OF CCYCLING No part of this work may be exposed to public view in any form or by any means, without identifying the creator as author. This is the 8th edition of ‘Science of Cycling’ The first edition was released in February 2006 For more information, refer to http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ Science Syllabus: SCIENCE OF CYCLING Pg. 2 8TH EDITION, SEPTEMBER 2013 Science Syllabus: SCIENCE OF CYCLING INDEX Chapter 1 The human metabolism ................................................ 5 1.1 Why does an athlete train ?.................................................. 5 1.2 ATP, the basis of the human metabolism ........................... 5 1.3 Glucose, the energy source of our body ............................. 6 1.4 Aerobic respiration ............................................................... 6 1.5 Anaerobic respiration ........................................................... 7 1.6 The anaerobic and aerobic respiration in detail ................. 7 Questions Chapter 1 ................................................................. 10 Chapter 2 The cardio-vascular system ....................................... -
SAE 2006 World Congress & Exhibition
SAE 2006 World Congress & Exhibition Technical Session Schedule As of 04/09/2006 07:40 pm Monday, April 3 Can Racing Partnerships Change to Accelerate Innovation (Focus on Sports Car Racing) Session Code: ANNUAL108 Room FEV Powertrain Innovation Forum Session Time: 10:00 a.m. Professional Sanctioning Organizations Organizers - Herbert A. Fishel Moderators - Paul F. Pfanner, Founder, Racer Communications Inc. Panelists - James Julow, President, Sports Car Club of America; H. Doug Robinson, Executive Director, International Motor Sports Association; Scott Atherton, President & CEO, American Le Mans Series; Roger Edmondson, President, Grand American Road Racing; Stephane Ratel, CEO, SRO, Ltd. Monday, April 3 Can Racing Partnerships Change to Accelerate Innovation (Focus on Sports Car Racing) Session Code: ANNUAL109 Room FEV Powertrain Innovation Forum Session Time: 2:00 p.m. Automobile Manufacturers Organizers - Herbert A. Fishel Moderators - John McElroy, President, Blue Sky Productions Panelists - Richard T. Brekus, Mgr, Product Planning & Strategy, BMW of North America; John M. Doonan, Mgr, Motorsports Team Dev, Mazda North American Operations; Marcus Haselgrove, Team Manager, Technical Director, B-K Motorsports Inc.; David R. Wilson, TRD Group VP-Strategic Planning, Fin & Ops, Toyota; Steven J. Wesoloski, Road Racing Group Manager, GM Racing, General Motors Corp.; Robert Davis, Senior VP, Quality R&D, Mazda North American Operations; Frank-Steffen Walliser, General Manager Motorsport Strategy, Porsche AG Monday, April 3 Grand Opening Session Code: ANNUAL100 Room AVL Technology Theater (open to all Session Time: 9:30 a.m. Keynote Speakers - Remarks by: Burkhard Goeschel, Member of the Board of Mgmt., BMW AG Develop and Purchasing; Richard O. Schaum, SAE Automotive Vice President; Helmut List, President & CEO, AVL LIST GmbH Monday, April 3 Innovation in the Automotive Industry - An Extended Session Covering Managing Innovation and Driving Innovation with Research Session Code: ANNUAL101 Room AVL Technology Theater (open to all Session Time: 10:00 a.m.