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just some guy · « **on:** March 27, 2012, 07:50 »

PROLOGUE - Grenoble Grenoble 5.7 km

stage 1 En ligne lundi 4 juin SeyssinsSaint-Vallier 187 km

Km 27.0 - Col de Parménie - 5.2 km climb to 6.7% - Category 2
Km 50.0 - Côte de la Poulardière - 1.9 km climb to 7% - Category 4
Km 90.0 - Côte de Chambaran - 4.3 km climb to 4.7% - Category 3
142.0 km - Coast Escoffiers - 3.9 km climb to 4.1% - Category 4
149.0 km - Coast Stems - 2.1 km climb to 6% - Category 4
Km 178.0 - Côte de la Sizeranne - 2.9 km climb to 6.6% - Category 3

STAGE 2 - Lamastre Saint-Félicien 160 km Tuesday 5 June

Km 45.0 - Col de Montivernoux - 16.1 km climb to 4.2% - Category 2
Km 95.0 - Col de Claviere - 12.1 km climb to 3.7% - Category 2
Km 108.0 - Col de Rochepaule - 3.6 km climb to 4.8% - Category 3
Km 121.0 - Col de Lalouvesc - 8.7 km climb to 5.1% - Category 2
Km 138.0 - Col de Fontaille - 2.2 km climb to 4.9% - Category 4
160.0 km - Saint-Félicien - 2.5 km climb to 4.4% - Category 4

STAGE 3 - Givors La Clayette 167 km Wednesday 6 June

Km 13.0 - Côte de Saint-Andre - 4.0 km climb to 5.4% - Category 3
Km 32.0 - Côte Crest - 3.0 km climb to 3.9% - Category 4
Km 70.0 - Côte de Vindry (D31E-D31) - 1.6 km climb to 7% - Category 4

STAGE 4 ITT - Villié-Morgon Bourg-en-Bresse 53 km Thursday 7 June

STAGE 5 - Saint-Trivier-sur-Moignans Rumilly Friday 8 June

Km 57.0 - Côte de Corlier - 6.4 km climb to 5.4% - Category 2
118.0 km - Le Grand Colombier - 17.4 km climb to 7.2% - Category H
Km 141.0 - Col de Richmond - 7.2 km climb to 4.8% - Category 3

STAGE 6 - Saint-Alban-Leysse Morzine 166.5 km Saturday 9 June

Km 11.0 - Col de Plainpalais - 11.6 km climb to 6.5% - Category 1
Km 32.0 - Col de Leschaux - 7.2 km climb to 4.3% - Category 3
Km 67.0 - Col des Essérieux - 4.2 km climb to 5.5% - Category 3
Km 102.0 - Col de la Colombiere - 11.8 km climb to 5.7% - Category 1
Km 129.0 - Côte de Châtillon - 4.8 km climb to 4.8% - Category 3
Km 155.0 - Col de Joux Plane - 11.7 km climb to 8.4% - Category H

STAGE 7 - Morzine Châtel 126 km Sunday 10 June

Km 39.0 - Côte de Mijouet - 2.2 km climb to 5.3% - Category 4
Km 56.0 - Col de Cou - 6.6 km climb to 4.4% - Category 3
Km 89.0 - Côte de la Vernaz - 3.2 km climb to 8.2% - Category 2
Km 102.0 - Col du Corbier - 7.7 km climb to 7.3% - Category 1
124.0 km - CHÂTEL - 1.5 km climb to 8.7% - Category 3

Start list
http://worldtour.cyclingfever.com/editie.html?detp=view&_ap=startlijst&editie_id=22913

http://www.velochrono.fr/actu/2012/le-parcours-du-dauphine-2012-devoile/

just some guy · « **Reply #1 on:** March 27, 2012, 07:50 »

Startlist


AG2R LA MONDIALE

   BARDET Romain   France
   BOUET Maxime   France
   CHEREL Mickaël   France
   KADRI Blel   France
   MINARD Sébastien   France
   NOCENTINI Rinaldo   Italy
   PERAUD Jean Christophe   France
   RIBLON Christophe   France

ASTANA PRO TEAM

   BOZIC Borut   Slovenia
   BRAJKOVIC Janez   Slovenia
   FOFONOV Dmitriy   Kazahkstan
   GRIVKO Andriy   Ukraine
   IGLINSKIY Maxim   Kazahkstan
   KASHECHKIN Andrey   Kazahkstan
   SILIN Egor   Russia
   VINOKOUROV Alexandre   Kazahkstan
   ZEITS Andrey   Kazahkstan

BMC RACING TEAM

   CUMMINGS Steven   United Kingdom
   EVANS Cadel   Australia
   GILBERT Philippe   Belgium
   HINCAPIE George   United States
   MOINARD Amaël   France
   MORABITO Steve   Switzerland
   SCHÄR Michael   Switzerland
   VAN GARDEREN Tejay   United States

COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE

   BAGOT Yohan   France
   DI GREGORIO Rémy   France
   MATE MARDONES Luis Angel   Spain
   MONCOUTIE David   France
   MONIER Damien   France
   TAARAMAE Rein   Estonia
   VALENTIN Tristan   France
   VOGONDY Nicolas   France

EQUIPE CYCLISTE FDJ-BIGMAT

   CHAINEL Steve   France
   FEDRIGO Pierrick   France
   GERARD Arnaud   France
   GESLIN Anthony   France
   JEANNESSON Arnold   France
   LADAGNOUS Matthieu   France
   PAURIOL Rémi   France
   PINEAU Cedric   France

EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI

   AZANZA SOTO Jorge   Spain
   BILBAO Pello   Spain
   GARCIA AMBROA Ricardo   Spain
   LANDA MEANA Mikel   Spain
   MARTINEZ DE ESTEBAN Egoi   Spain
   PEREZ LEZAUN Alan   Spain
   SANCHEZ GONZALEZ Samuel   Spain
   VERDUGO MARCOTEGUI Gorka   Spain

GARMIN - BARRACUDA

   FERNANDEZ DE LARREA Koldo   Spain
   FISCHER Murilo   Brazil
   KREDER Michel   Netherlands
   LE MEVEL Christophe   France
   MARTIN Daniel   Ireland
   MILLAR David   United Kingdom
   TALANSKY Andrew   United States
   ZABRISKIE David   United States

KATUSHA TEAM

   FLORENCIO CABRE Xavier   Spain
   IGNATENKO Petr   Russia
   LOSADA ALGUACIL Alberto   Spain
   MENCHOV Denis   Russia
   MORENO FERNANDEZ Daniel   Spain
   TROFIMOV Yury   Russia
   VORGANOV Eduard   Russia

LAMPRE - ISD

   CIMOLAI Davide   Italy
   KOSTYUK Denys   Ukraine
   KRIVTSOV Yuriy   Ukraine
   LLOYD Matthew   Australia
   MARZANO Marco   Italy
   POSSONI Morris   Italy
   SPEZIALETTI Alessandro   Italy
   STORTONI Simone   Italy

LIQUIGAS - CANNONDALE

   CANUTI Federico   Italy
   KOREN Kristjan   Slovenia
   NERZ Dominique   Germany
   NIBALI Vincenzo   Italy
   PATERSKI Maciej   Poland
   RATTO Daniele   Italy
   SARMIENTO TUNARROSA Cayetano José   Colombia
   VANOTTI Alessandro   Italy

LOTTO - BELISOL TEAM

   DE HAES Kenny   Belgium
   DOCKX Gert   Belgium
   NEYENS Maarten   Belgium
   VAN DE WALLE Jurgen   Belgium
   VAN DEN BROECK Jurgen   Belgium
   VAN DER SANDE Tosh   Belgium
   VANENDERT Jelle   Belgium
   WILLEMS Frederik   Belgium

MOVISTAR TEAM

   AMADOR BIKKAZAKOVA Andrey   Costa Rica
   ARROYO DURAN David   Spain
   COBO ACEBO Juan Jose   Spain
   ERVITI Imanol   Spain
   HERRADA LOPEZ Jesús   Spain
   KIRYIENKA Vasil   Belarus
   PLAZA MOLINA Ruben   Spain
   QUINTANA ROJAS Nairo Alexander   Colombia

OMEGA PHARMA - QUICKSTEP CYCLING TEAM

   CHAVANEL Sylvain   France
   DE WEERT Kevin   Belgium
   DEVENYNS Dries   Belgium
   GRABSCH Bert   Germany
   MARTIN Tony   Germany
   PINEAU Jérôme   France
   TERPSTRA Niki   Netherlands
   VANDENBERGH Stijn   Belgium

ORICA GREENEDGE

   CLARKE Simon   Australia
   DURBRIDGE Luke   Australia
   GERRANS Simon   Australia
   HOWARD Leigh   Australia
   MEYER Travis   Australia
   SULZBERGER Wesley   Australia
   TEKLEHAYMANOT Daniel   Eritrea
   WEENING Pieter   Netherlands

RABOBANK CYCLING TEAM

   BARREDO LLAMAZALES Carlos   Spain
   KELDERMAN Wilco   Netherlands
   MARTENS Paul   Germany
   MATTHEWS Michael   Australia
   SANCHEZ GIL Luis Leon   Spain
   TANKINK Bram   Netherlands
   TEN DAM Laurens   Netherlands
   TJALLINGII Maarten   Netherlands

RADIOSHACK - NISSAN

   GALLOPIN Tony   France
   IRIZAR ARANBURU Markel   Spain
   MACHADO Tiago   Portugal
   POPOVYCH Yaroslav   Ukraine
   POSTHUMA Joost   Netherlands
   ROULSTON Hayden   New Zealand
   SCHLECK Andy   Luxembourg
   ZUBELDIA AGIRRE Haimar   Spain

SAUR - SOJASUN

   COPPEL Jerome   France
   DELAPLACE Anthony   France
   FEILLU Brice   France
   JEANDESBOZ Fabrice   France
   LEMOINE Cyril   France
   LEVARLET Guillaume   France
   MARINO Jean-Marc   France
   SIMON Julien   France

SKY PROCYCLING

   BOASSON HAGEN Edvald   Norway
   FROOME Christopher   United Kingdom
   KNEES Christian   Germany
   PATE Danny   United States
   PORTE Richie   Australia
   ROGERS Michael   Australia
   SIUTSOU Kanstantsin   Belarus
   WIGGINS Bradley   United Kingdom

TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO

   DEGENKOLB John   Germany
   DOI Yukihiro   Japan
   FROHLINGER Johannes   Germany
   GENIEZ Alexandre   France
   GESCHKE Simon   Germany
   HUPOND Thierry   France
   KLUGE Roger   Germany
   Spr*ck Matthieu   France

TEAM EUROPCAR

   BERNAUDEAU Giovanni   France
   CHARTEAU Anthony   France
   GAUTIER Cyril   France
   KERN Christophe   France
   MALACARNE Davide   Italy
   REZA Kevin   France
   ROLLAND Pierre   France
   VOECKLER Thomas   France

TEAM SAXO BANK

   CANTWELL Jonathan   Australia
   HAEDO Juan José   Argentina
   HERNANDEZ BLAZQUEZ Jesus   Spain
   KLOSTERGAARD LARSEN Kasper   Denmark
   NAVARRO GARCIA Daniel   Spain
   PIRES Bruno   Portugal
   SØRENSEN Nicki   Denmark
   TANNER David   Australia

VACANSOLEIL - DCM PRO CYCLING TEAM

   CARRARA Matteo   Italy
   DEVOLDER Stijn   Belgium
   KEIZER Martijn   Netherlands
   LIGTHART Pim   Netherlands
   LINDEMAN Bertjan   Netherlands
   RUYGH Rob   Netherlands
   VEUCHELEN Frederik   Belgium
   WESTRA Lieuwe   Netherlands

just some guy · « **Reply #2 on:** March 27, 2012, 07:50 »

reserved for info

just some guy · « **Reply #3 on:** March 27, 2012, 08:45 »

last years race

Le Criterium du Dauphine 2011 Etape 1

Le Criterium du Dauphine 2011 Etape 2

Le Criterium du Dauphine 2011 Etape 3

Le Criterium du Dauphine 2011 Etape 4

Le Criterium du Dauphine 2011 Etape 5

Le Criterium du Dauphine 2011 Etape 6

Le Criterium du Dauphine 2011 Etape 7

Quote

1.   WIGGINS Bradley   121   SKY PROCYCLING   26h 40' 51"
2.   EVANS Cadel   71   BMC RACING TEAM   26h 42' 17"   + 01' 26"
3.   VINOKOUROV Alexandre   11   PRO TEAM ASTANA   26h 42' 40"   + 01' 49"
4.   VAN DEN BROECK Jurgen   31   OMEGA PHARMA - LOTTO   26h 43' 01"   + 02' 10"
5.   RODRIGUEZ OLIVER Joaquim   141   KATUSHA TEAM   26h 43' 42"   + 02' 51"
6.   KERN Christophe   136   TEAM EUROPCAR   26h 43' 56"   + 03' 05"
7.   PERAUD Jean-Christophe   66   AG2R LA MONDIALE   26h 44' 21"   + 03' 30"
8.   SIVTSOV Kanstantsin   26   HTC - HIGHROAD   26h 45' 05"   + 04' 14"
9.   BRAJKOVIC Janez   1   TEAM RADIOSHACK   26h 45' 13"   + 04' 22"
10.   VOECKLER Thomas   131   TEAM EUROPCAR   26h 45' 22"   + 04' 31"
11.   SORENSEN Chris Anker   197   SAXO BANK SUNGARD   26h 45' 52"   + 05' 01"
12.   MONCOUTIE David   55   COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE   26h 47' 31"   + 06' 40"
13.   COPPEL Jérôme   41   SAUR-SOJASUN   26h 48' 04"   + 07' 13"
14.   RUIJGH Rob   216   VACANSOLEIL-DCM   26h 49' 53"   + 09' 02"
15.   ZEITS Andrey   18   PRO TEAM ASTANA   26h 52' 33"   + 11' 42"
16.   PINOT Thibaut   157   FDJ   26h 53' 45"   + 12' 54"
17.   SANCHEZ Samuel   101   EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI   26h 53' 48"   + 12' 57"
18.   ROLLAND Pierre   138   TEAM EUROPCAR   26h 53' 59"   + 13' 08"
19.   PIRES Bruno   184   TEAM LEOPARD-TREK   26h 54' 44"   + 13' 53"
20.   GESINK Robert   81   RABOBANK CYCLING TEAM   26h 57' 08"   + 16' 17"

Jamsque · « **Reply #4 on:** March 27, 2012, 09:42 »

Wiggo won't repeat this year, if he rides this he ought to keep his powder dry for Le Tour instead of going all-out.

Maybe one for Valverde? Depends a little on the course but he likes this race and I think shorter tours suit him better than GTs.

[edit] Disregard that.

Capt_Cavman · « **Reply #5 on:** March 27, 2012, 11:39 »

I had forgotten how much Wiggins had won by. He looked to be hanging on on the later climbs but in reality he had a bucket-load of time in hand.

This course seems set up for him again and I have a suspicion that he won't be a long way from peak form until after July at the earliest.

just some guy · « **Reply #6 on:** March 27, 2012, 12:00 »

Slow Rider · « **Reply #7 on:** March 27, 2012, 12:59 »

TT heavy route: rologue and a 53 km ITT. Wiggins will have a great chance to repeat.

Who knows, perhaps WonderWestra will return to challenge Wiggins once more?

Dim · « **Reply #8 on:** March 27, 2012, 13:10 »

What an uninspiring parcours. One summit finish (A cat 3), a couple of HC Climbs, and far too much time trialling.

Wiggins or Evans could win this without having to tailor their form too much. Will be great to see if the Schlecks ride it, but no, of course they will be riding Tour de Suisse again.

Pretty Meh Parcours.

Mellow Velo · « **Reply #9 on:** March 27, 2012, 13:29 »

Blimey, what a turd.
Should only appeal chrono fans. (Germans)
Nowehere near enough opportunity to re-dress the balance and attack the team trains.

Jamsque · « **Reply #10 on:** March 27, 2012, 13:34 »

Oh stop being so dour. OK, it's a bit light on the MTFs, but that Colombier-Joux Plane stage will be a cracker and will do for any Tony Martins who might be relying solely on the ITT to get the overall win.

just some guy · « **Reply #11 on:** March 27, 2012, 19:25 »

http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/11467/ASO-presents-a-mixed-2012-Criterium-du-Dauphine-route.aspx

Tuart · « **Reply #12 on:** March 28, 2012, 12:22 »

Don't agree with their being heaps of TT, there's only a prologue + one stage but the course is a bit boring. Queen Stage isn't even an MTF

bicing · « **Reply #13 on:** March 28, 2012, 14:40 »

When was it the last time that the Dauphine wasn't designed like a TDF prep race?

Similar # kms
Similar mtfs
Similar everything

BYOP · « **Reply #14 on:** March 28, 2012, 21:37 »

Not really impressed with the route, pretty lame to be honest.

just some guy · « **Reply #15 on:** April 26, 2012, 13:24 »

Critérium du Dauphiné (WT) June 3rd-10th

Invited Teams

Eighteen ProTeams
AG2R La Mondiale
Astana Pro Team
BMC Racing Team
Euskaltel-Euskadi
FDJ-BigMat
Garmin-Barracuda
GreenEdge Cycling Team
Katusha Team
Lampre-ISD
Liquigas-Cannondale
Lotto Belisol Team
Movistar Team
Omega Pharma-Quick Step
Rabobank Cycling Team
RadioShack-Nissan
Sky Procycling
Team Saxo Bank
Vacansoleil-DCM Pro Cycling Team

Four Professional Continental “Wildcard” Teams
Cofidis, le crédit en ligne
Saur-Sojasun
Team Europcar
Team Argos-Shimano

Stages
Sunday 3 June: prologue - Grenoble ITT, 5.7km
Monday 4 June: stage 1 - Seyssins to Saint-Vallier 187km
Tuesday 5 June: stage 2 - Lamastre to Saint-Félicien, 160km
Wednesday 6 June: stage 3 - Givors to La Clayette, 167km
Thursday 7 June: stage 4 - Villié-Morgon to Bourg-en-Bresse ITT, 53km
Friday 8 June: stage 5 - Saint-Trivier-sur-Moignans to Rumilly, 186.5km
Saturday 9 June: stage 6 - Saint-Alban-Leysse to Morzine, 166.5km
Sunday 10 June: stage 7 - Morzine to Châtel, 126km

Read more: http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/11714/Criterium-du-Dauphine-announces-four-wildcard-teams.aspx#ixzz1t9HcK2ao

just some guy · « **Reply #16 on:** May 12, 2012, 19:17 »

http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/11846/Matt-Lloyd-to-the-Dauphine-with-eyes-on-the-Tour-de-France.aspx

just some guy · « **Reply #17 on:** May 25, 2012, 07:33 »

post 1 updated with full route info etc

Michielveedeebee · « **Reply #18 on:** May 28, 2012, 11:58 »

Wiggo for overall! and the prologue :p

Michielveedeebee · « **Reply #19 on:** May 28, 2012, 12:01 »

or maybe Evans

after his string of 2nd places

just some guy · « **Reply #20 on:** May 29, 2012, 10:35 »

No J-Rod

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/rodriguez-to-skip-criterium-du-dauphine

AG · « **Reply #21 on:** May 29, 2012, 10:47 »

I did think the Dauphine might be a bit much straight after the Giro.

Will be interesting to see what Phil does here ... should be riding in full support of Cadel - something he will have to get used to

Havetts · « **Reply #22 on:** May 29, 2012, 20:24 »

Last year Joaquin Rodriguez completely steamrolled the heavy mountain stages in the Dauphine after the Giro, granted that JRod was sick and only got into very nice form in the the 3rd week of the Giro instead of the 2nd it might be a challenge, but it certainly isnt impossible.

ZamanAbbaticchio · « **Reply #23 on:** May 29, 2012, 20:27 »

I think europcar will win.

benotti69 · « **Reply #24 on:** May 29, 2012, 21:46 »

Quote from: Havetts on May 29, 2012, 20:24

Last year Joaquin Rodriguez completely steamrolled the heavy mountain stages in the Dauphine after the Giro, granted that JRod was sick and only got into very nice form in the the 3rd week of the Giro instead of the 2nd it might be a challenge, but it certainly isnt impossible.

Is Matteo Carrara (Vaconsoleil) not going from the Giro straight to the Dauphine?

ZamanAbbaticchio · « **Reply #25 on:** May 30, 2012, 12:01 »

EE

Samu, Egoi Martinez, Gorka Verdugo, Alan Pérez, Jorge Azanza, Mikel Landa, Pello Bilbao e Ricardo Garcia.

just some guy · « **Reply #26 on:** May 30, 2012, 20:59 »

http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/11992/Vincenzo-Nibali-targeting-the-Criterium-du-Dauphine-on-the-road-to-the-Tour-de-France.aspx

just some guy · « **Reply #27 on:** May 31, 2012, 09:01 »

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/tour-de-france-contenders-descend-upon-dauphine

Mellow Velo · « **Reply #28 on:** May 31, 2012, 09:19 »

Quote from: just some guy on May 31, 2012, 09:01

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/tour-de-france-contenders-descend-upon-dauphine

Something of a turn around from last year.
Unfortunately these parcour may be taken as rider preference for Tour warm up.
In the future we may get both the Dauphine and the ToS including no MTFs, few climbs of note and a stupidly long ITT.
Another move forward into the "brave new world", in which we all are forced become supporters of team management entities,
rather than people who like to watch proper bike racing.
Talking of which, in terms of overall WT team strength, I make the score about 11-7 in favour of the Dauphine.

just some guy · « **Reply #29 on:** May 31, 2012, 09:30 »

It does seems strange no MTF´s

Somebody needs to shake up the way the stages are being designed

New Tour boss - would do the job, not that CP is going anywhere

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