| 08/20/2001 | Racing News for 8/19/01 [Infociclismo]+ RACING
19.08.2001 World Cup - Hew Cyclassics (251 km) Germany
Today, German Erik Zabel(Telekom) won his second World Cup race of the year, as well as his first World Cup race in his home country of Germany. The race ended in a sprint with current World Champion Romans Vainsteins (Domo) coming in second, and current World Cup leader Erik Dekker (Rabobank) finishing third. Dekker retains his World Cup lead with three events to go.
1. Erik Zabel (GER) 5h.59:02
2. Romans Vainsteins (LAT) s.t.
3. Erik Dekker (NEDL) s.t.
4. Fabrizio Guidi (ITA) s.t.
5. Andrei Hauptman (SLO) s.t.
6. Paolo Bettini (ITA) s.t.
7. Igor Astarloa (SPA) s.t.
8. Fabio Baldato (ITA) s.t.
9. Werner Riebenbauer (AUT) s.t.
10.Sven Teutenberg (ALE) s.t.
37.Jan Ullrich (GER) at 0.24"
World Cup Standings:
1. Erik Dekker (NED) 269 points
2. Erik Zabel (GER) 200
3. Romans Vainsteins (LAT) 186
4. Davide Rebellin (ITA) 144
5. Gianluca Bortolami (ITA) 131
6. Oskar Camenzind (SWI) 126
14.08.2001 18.08.2001 Post Danmark Rundt (Tour of Denmark) DEN 2.2 MEL
STAGE 6: British David Millar(COF) wrapped-up his biggest win of the year, and a nice consolation prize after a tough tour ride, win a victory in the general classification of the Tour of Denmark. The sixth stage ended in a sprint with Estonian Jan Kirsipuu (AG2R) claiming victory for Team AG2R. Kirsipuu also leap-frogged Italian Daniele Nardello (MAP) for second in the final overall.
1. Jann Kirsipuu (EST) 3h 19:06
2. Endrio Leoni (ITA) s.t.
3. Robbie McEwen (AUS) s.t.
4. Marco Zanotti (ITA) s.t.
5. Giancarlo Zanotti (ITA) s.t.
Final G.C.:
1. David Millar (GBR) 19h 57:03
2. Jann Kirsipuu (EST) at 7
3. Daniele Nardello (ITA) at 18
4. Servais Knaven (NED) at 47
5. Jacob Piil (DEN) at 49
12.08.2001 - 19.08.2001 Clasico RCN 2.4 Colombia
Stage 7 Villa de Leyca - Tunya ITT 37.6 km
1.José Castelblanco (Col) Selle Italia 1:09:42
2.Élder Herrera (Col) 05 Orbitel 0:27
3.Jairo Hernández (Col) 05 Orbitel 1:16
4.Juan Diego Ramírez (Col) 05 Orbitel 1:20
5.Javier Zapata (Col) 05 Orbitel 1:55
G.C.
1.Juan Diego Ramírez (Col) 05 Orbitel 26:15:45
2.José Castelblanco (Col) Selle Italia 2:31
3.Élder Herrera (Col) 05 Orbitel 11:44
4.Marlon Pérez (Col) 05 Orbitel 14:11
5.Jairo Hernández (Col) 05 Orbitel 15:19
Stage 8 Circuito Parque Nacional de Bogota 102.4 km
1. Freddy González (Selle Italia) 2h49:18
2. Libardo Niño (Lot. Boyacá) s.t.
3. Nelson Vargas (A. Antioqueño) at 5:40
4. Julio Bernal (Selle Italia) at 6:33
5. Freddy García (Selle Italia) s.t.
6. Elder Herrera (05 Orbitel) s.t.
7. Jonnhy Ruiz (A. Néctar) s.t.
8. Nelson Ramírez (Baterías Mac) s.t.
Final G.C.
1. Juan Diego Ramírez (05 Orbitel) 29:11:40
2. José Castelblanco (Selle Italia) at 2:31
3. Elder Herrera (05 Orbitel) at 11:44
4. Marlon Pérez (05 Orbitel) at 14:11
5. Jairo Hernández (05 Orbitel) at 15:19
6. Ismael Sarmiento (Lot. Boyacá) at 19:47
7. Víctor Niño (Lot. Boyacá) at 20:30
8. Hernán Darío Bonilla (05 Orbitel) at 26:11
9. Miguel Sanabria (05 Orbitel) at 32:08
10. Javier Zapata (05 Orbitel) at 35:44
05.08.2001 19.08.2001 Grande Boucle Féminine Internationale FRA 2.9.1
Stage 13: Gillestre to Vaujany, 136.5 km
1. Fabiana LUPERINI (EDILSAVINO) 4h16'27"
2. Joane SOMARRIBA (ALFA LUM) at 05"
3. Judith ARNDT (JUNKERS) at 30"
4. Rasa POLIKEVICIUTE (ACCA DUE) at 1'31"
5. Marianna LORENZONI (MIXTE ALIVERTI) at 1'47"
6. Susanne LJUNGSKOG (MIXTE ALIVERTI) at 1'52"
7. Alessandra CAPPELLOTTO (GAS SPORT) at 1'55"
8. Svetlana BOUBNENKOVA (EDILSAVINO) at 3'14"
9. Roberta BONANOMI (GAS SPORT) at 3'48"
10. Priska DOPPMANN (ACCA DUE) at 6'10"
11. Elena TCHALYKH (CARPE DIEM) at 9'48"
12. Jeannie LONGO (SWAM) at12'05"
G.C. after Stage 13:
1. Joane SOMARRIBA (ALFA LUM) 39h22'00"
2. Fabiana LUPERINI (EDILSAVINO) at 3'27"
3. Judith ARNDT (JUNKERS) at 5'34"
4. Alessandra CAPPELLOTTO (GAS SPORT) at 7'23"
5. Rasa POLIKEVICIUTE (ACCA DUE) at 8'00"
6. Susanne LJUNGSKOG (MIXTE ALIVERTI) at 9'49"
7. Svetlana BOUBNENKOVA (EDILSAVINO) at12'11"
8. Marianna LORENZONI (MIXTE ALIVERTI) at12'27"
9. Jeannie LONGO (SWAM) at19'27"
10.Roberta BONANOMI (GAS SPORT) at21'59"
Stage 14: Pierrelaye to Paris, 117.8 km
Joane Somarriba from Spain wins her second tour in a row, to go with her two Giro D'Italia wins (1999,2000)!!
1. Olga SLIOUSSAREVA (RUS/CARPE DIEM ITERA) 2h 49:22
2. Regina SCHLEICHER (GER) s.t.
3. Susanne LJUNGSKOG (SWE) s.t.
4. Judith ARNDT (GER) s.t.
5. Sara FELLONI (ITA) s.t.
FINAL G.C.
1. Joane SOMARRIBA (ESP/ALFA LUM) 42h 11:22
2. Fabiana LUPERINI (ITA) at 3:27
3. Judith ARNDT (GER) at 5:34
4. Alessandra CAPPELLOTTO (ITA) at 7:23
5. Rasa POLIKEVICIUTE (LIT) at 8:00
6. Susanne LJUNGSKOG (SWE) at 9:45
7. Svetlana BOUBNENKOVA (RUS) at12:10
8. Marianna LORENZONI (ITA) at12:27
9. Jeannie LONGO (FRA) at19:27
10.Roberta BONANOMI (ITA) at21:59
+ NEWS
TOUR OF BURGOS TO KICKOFF TOMORROW!
The five-stage, 782 km Tour of Burgos begins tomorrow with an impressive list of cycling heavy weights, including American Lance Armstrong and Italian Marco Pantani. Although their seasons are currently heading in different directions (Armstrong finishing, Pantani building), the hilly course should provide fans with a look at what they
did not get to see in 2001 Tour. In fact, the field features quite a bit of riders who for some reason or another did not line-up for the Tour de France this year. This might be their last chance this year to take on the powerful American. They include Swiss Alex Zulle, Spaniards Fernando Escartin and Jose Maria Jimenez and Frenchman Richard Virenque. Expect a strong Kelme performance, as well, as they will line-up their best and strongest: Oscar Sevilla, Santiago Botero and Felix Cardenas.
Last year's winner, Leonardo Piepoli from Italy (iBanesto.com) has made a living out of picking this race apart and will attempt to secure a stage win in this race for the fourth year in succession.www.infociclismo.com
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