World Championships, road race

Peter Sagan (SNO) retained his world crown in a sprint finish that narrowly edged out former champions Mark Cavendish, also for Steve, and Tom Boonen (RSR).

This was the final counting race of the season and, in spite of a late run that almost closed the gap, Steve had to cede overall honours to Lisa's Ready Steady Riders. Lisa now trails 9 - 10 in our all-time head-to-head stretching back to 1988.

Scores: RSR=18, SNO=59
Totals: RSR=720, SNO=697

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World Championships, time trial

Alex Dowsett (SNO) was twelfth fastest.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=1
Totals: RSR=702, SNO=638

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Paris-Tours

Mark Cavendish (SNO) finished sixth.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=5
Totals: RSR=702, SNO=737

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Giro del Piemonte

Philippe Gilbert (SNO) was sixth in this race too.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=5
Totals: RSR=702, SNO=632

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Tre Valli Varesine

Philippe Gilbert (SNO) was sixth in this race.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=5
Totals: RSR=702, SNO=627

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Eneco Tour, overall

Peter Sagan (SNO) finished third overall.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=18
Totals: RSR=702, SNO=622

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Eneco Tour, stage 4

Peter Sagan (SNO) won again today, with André Greipel second, also for Steve.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=5
Totals: RSR=702, SNO=604

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Eneco Tour, stage 3

Peter Sagan (SNO) won today's stage.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=3
Totals: RSR=702, SNO=599

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Eneco Tour, stage 1

Peter Sagan (SNO) was third on the opening stage.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=1
Totals: RSR=702, SNO=596

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European Championships - road race

Peter Sagan (SNO) won the inaugural edition of this race, with Julian Alaohilippe (RSR) second, Rui Costa, also for Lisa, sixth and Philippe Gilbert eighth for Steve.

Scores: RSR=19, SNO=23
Totals: RSR=702, SNO=595

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Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal

Peter Sagan (SNO) finished second with Julian Alaphillipe tenth for Lisa.

Scores: RSR=3, SNO=18
Totals: RSR=683, SNO=572

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Vuelta a España, overall

Alberto Contador (RSR) finished fourth overall.

Scores: RSR=21, SNO=0
Vuelta: RSR=21, SNO=2
Totals: RSR=680, SNO=554

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Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec

Peter Sagan (SNO) won the first of the duo of Canadian autumn classics.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=25
Totals: RSR=659, SNO=554

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Tour of Britain, stage 2

Dan Martin (RSR) finished third on today's stage.

Scores: RSR=1, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=659, SNO=529

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Tour of Britain, stage 1

André Greipel (SNO) won the opening stage.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=3
Totals: RSR=658, SNO=529

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GP de Fourmies

Marcel Kittle (RSR) won today's race.

Scores: RSR=20, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=658, SNO=526

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Brussels Cycling Classic

Tom Boonen (RSR) won this race.

Scores: RSR=20, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=638, SNO=526

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Vuelta a España, stage 7

Philippe Gilbert (SNO) finished fourth today.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=1
Vuelta: RSR=0, SNO=2
Totals: RSR=618, SNO=526

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Cyclassics Hamburg

André Greipel (SNO) finished tenth.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=3
Totals: RSR=618, SNO=525

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Vuelta a España, stage 1

Phillipe Gilbert (SNO) rode for the trade team that was fourth fastest over the opening team time trial.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=1
Vuelta: RSR=0, SNO=1
Totals: RSR=618, SNO=522

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Arctic Race of Norway, overall

Philippe Gilbert (SNO) finished eighth overall.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=5
Totals: RSR=618, SNO=521

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Olympic Games, individual time trial

Fabian Cancellara (RSR) won the time trial gold.

Scores: RSR=20, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=618, SNO=516

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Olympic Games, road race

Julian Alaphilippe (RSR) finished fourth with Joaquim Rodríguez (SNO) fifth and Rui Costa, also for Lisa, tenth.

Scores: RSR=15, SNO=10
Totals: RSR=598, SNO=516

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Vuelta a Burgos, overall

Alberto Contador (RSR) won the race overall.

Scores: RSR=25, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=583, SNO=506

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Vuelta a Burgos, stage 5

Alberto Contador (RSR) finished second on the final stage.

Scores: RSR=2, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=558, SNO=506

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Vuelta a Burgos, stage 2

Alex Dowsett (SNO) rode for the second fastest team in today's team time trial stage.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=2
Totals: RSR=556, SNO=506

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Ride London Classic

Tom Boonen (RSR) won the race.

Scores: RSR=20, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=556, SNO=504

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Classica Ciclista San Sebastian

Joaquim Rodríguez (SNO) finished fourth with Dan Martin (RSR) twelfth.

Scores: RSR=1, SNO=12
Totals: RSR=536, SNO=504

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Tour de Pologne, stage 7

While the Tour de France was underway, Alex Dowsett (SNO) won the time trial stage that ended the Tour of Poland.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=3
Totals: RSR=535, SNO=492

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Tour de Wallonie, stages 1 & 2

Overlapping with the last two days of the Tour de France, the Tour de Wallonie got underway in Belgium with Tom Boonen (RSR) winning the first age and placing second on the second.

Scores: RSR=5, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=535, SNO=489

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Tour de France, overall

Adam Yates (SNO) finished in fourth place overall, with Richie Porte (RSR) fifth, Joaquim Rodríguez seventh for Steve and Dan Martin ninth for Lisa.

Peter Sagan (SNO) won the Green Jersey as the final leader of the points competition with Marcel Kittel (RSR) second and André Greipel fourth for Steve.

Rui Costa (RSR) finished fifth in the mountains classification  with Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) eighth.

Scores: RSR=45, SNO=62
LeTour: RSR=74, SNO=164
Totals: RSR=530, SNO=489

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Tour de France, stage 21

André Greipel (SNO) won the final sprint on the Champs-Élysées just holding off the faster-finishing Peter Sagan, also for Steve.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=10
LeTour: RSR=29, SNO=102
Totals: RSR=485, SNO=427

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Tour de France, stage 20

On the last day in the mountains, and the penultimate day of the Tour, Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) was third on the stage with Julian Alaphilippe (RSR) fourth.

Adam Yates (SNO) was unable to get back onto  the podium and remains fourth overall with Richie Porte (RSR) still fifth. For Steve, Joaquim Rodríguez improved to seventh on GC and Dan Martin held onto ninth place overall for Lisa.

No change at the top of the points classification where Peter Sagan (SNO) has all but won the Green Jersey with Marcel Kittel (RSR) second.

Rui Costa (RSR) moved up a place to fifth in the mountains competition as Nibali jumped up twenty places to eighth.

Scores: RSR=1, SNO=2
LeTour: RSR=29, SNO=92
Totals: RSR=485, SNO=417

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Tour de France, stage 19

Joaquim Rodríguez (SNO) finished second on today's mountain-top finish.

Adam Yates (SNO) dropped a place to fourth overall and Richie Porte (RSR) moved up a place to fifth as did Dan Martin, also for Lisa, who's now ninth. Rodríguez holds onto eleventh overall.

Peter Sagan (SNO) and Marcel Kittel (RSR) remain first and second in the points competition.

Rui Costa, for Lisa, moves up to sixth in the mountains classification.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=4
LeTour: RSR=28, SNO=90
Totals: RSR=484, SNO=415

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Tour de France, stage 18

Richie Porte (RSR) finished fourth fastest in the mountain time trial today.

Adam Yates (SNO) hung on to third place overall and Richie Porte remains sixth for Lisa but Dan Martin (RSR) dropped a place to tenth as Joaquim Rodríguez gained one to eleventh for Steve.

No changes at the top of the points classification today so Peter Sagan (SNO) is still in Green with Marcel Kittel second for Lisa and André Greipel seventh for Steve.

Fabian Cancellara (RSR) did not take the start today.

Scores: RSR=1, SNO=0
LeTour: RSR=28, SNO=86
Totals: RSR=484, SNO=411

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Tour de France, stage 17

After today's stage, Adam Yates (SNO) is still in third place overall, Richie Porte (RSR) moves up a place to sixth, Dan Martin, also for Lisa, is still ninth and Joaquim Rodríguez moves up a place to twelfth for Steve.

Peter Sagan (SNO) tightened his grip on the Green Jersey even further as Marcel Kittel (RSR) moves up to second on points. André Greipel remains seventh in that competition for Steve.

Mark Cavendish (SNO) did not start today's stage.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=0
LeTour: RSR=27, SNO=86
Totals: RSR=483, SNO=411

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Tour de France, stage 16

Peter Sagan (SNO) just snatched the win today in Berne, Switzerland.

Adam Yates is still third overall for Steve with Richie Porte (RSR) seventh, Dan Martin ninth, also for Lisa, and Joaquim Rodríguez (SNO) thirteenth.

Sagan has pretty much wrapped up the points competition with Mark Cavendish second, also for Steve. Marcel Kittel (RSR) is third on points but André Greipel (SNO) has slipped back to seventh.

Rui Costa (RSR) remains sixth in the mountains classification after today's stage.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=6
LeTour: RSR=27, SNO=86
Totals: RSR=483, SNO=411

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Tour de France, stage 15

Not much change at the top of the general classification where Adam Yates (SNO) lies third overall, Richie Porte (RSR) seventh (up one place), Dan Martin ninth for Lisa and Jaoquim Rodríguez thirteenth for Steve.

In the same way, no changes at the top of the points competition Peter Sagan (SNO) keeps the green jersey with Mark Cavendish second, also for Steve. Marcel Kittel (RSR) is third on points with André Greipel (SNO) still fifth.

Rui Costa (RSR) drops one place to sixth in the mountains classification.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=0
LeTour: RSR=27, SNO=80
Totals: RSR=483, SNO=405

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Tour de France, stage 14

Mark Cavendish (SNO) took his fourth stage win of the tour today with Peter Sagan third, also for Steve.

No changes at the top of the general classification where Adam Yates (SNO) lies third overall, Richie Porte (RSR) eighth, Dan Martin ninth for Lisa and Jaoquim Rodríguez thirteenth for Steve.

In the same way, no changes at the top of the points competition  Peter Sagan (SNO) keeps the green jersey with Mark Cavendish second, also for Steve. Marcel Kittel (RSR) is third on points. André Greipel (SNO) moves up a place to fifth.

Rui Costa (RSR) remains fifth in the mountains classification.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=8
LeTour: RSR=27, SNO=80
Totals: RSR=483, SNO=405

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Tour de France, stage 13

After today's 37.5km individual time trial, Adam Yates (SNO) drops to third overall as Richie Porte (RSR) moves up to eighth place with Dan Martin still at ninth for Lisa. Jaoquim Rodríguez drops to thirteenth for Steve.

No changes at the top of the points classification so Peter Sagan (SNO) keeps the green jersey with Mark Cavendish second, also for Steve. Marcel Kittel (RSR) is third on points and André Greipel (SNO) sixth.

Rui Costa (RSR) moves up to fifth in the mountains competition.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=0
LeTour: RSR=27, SNO=72
Totals: RSR=483, SNO=397

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Tour de France, stage 12

The chaotic conclusion to the race part-way up Mount Ventoux left total confusion in its wake. At the time of writing it appears that appeals to the race jury have left Adam Yates (SNO) in second place overall while Dan Martin (RSR) slips back to ninth place and Joaquin Rodríguez (SNO) moves up to tenth and Richie Porte (RSR) to eleventh. Not clear yet if this will stand as counter-appeals fly.

The situation in the points competition seems more settled with Peter Sagan (SNO) still in green, Mark Cavendish (SNO) second and Marcel Kittel (RSR) third on points as André Greipel (SNO) moves up to sixth.

Rui Costa (RSR) fell back to sixth in the mountains competition.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=0
LeTour: RSR=27, SNO=72
Totals: RSR=483, SNO=397

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Tour de France, stage 11

Peter Sagan (SNO) won again today as a group of four riders jumped clear in the final kilometres.

At the top of the General Classification, Adam Yates (SNO) remains second with Dan Martin (RSR) third but Joaquim Rodríguez (SNO) drops from fifth down to twelfth place. Richie Porte (RSR) holds onto 14th place overall.

Sagan held onto the green Jersey as the leader on points and there were no changes in the other top places in that classification either so Mark Cavendish (SNO) is still second, Marcel Kittel (RSR) third and André Greipel (SNO) seventh.

Rui Costa (RSR) remains fourth in the mountains classification.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=6
LeTour: RSR=27, SNO=72
Totals: RSR=483, SNO=397

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Tour de France, stage 10

Peter Sagan (SNO) took second place on today's stage from a small breakaway.

No changes at the top of the General Classification, so Adam Yates (SNO) still lies second overall with Dan Martin (RSR) third and Joaquim Rodríguez (SNO) fifth. Richie Porte (RSR) remains fourteenth overall.

Sagan takes over the Green jersey from Mark Cavendish (SNO) who drops to second place in the points competition with Marcel Kittel (RSR) still third while André Greipel (SNO) drops a place to seventh on points.

Rui Costa (RSR) holds onto fourth place in the mountains competition.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=4
LeTour: RSR=27, SNO=66
Totals: RSR=483, SNO=391

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Tour de France, stage 9

Rui Costa (RSR) finished second on today's stage as a breakaway stayed clear to the end.

Adam Yates (SNO) still lies second overall going into tomorrow's first rest day. Dan Martin (RSR) is now up to third on GC as Joaquim Rodríguez (SNO) drops back to fifth and Richie Porte (RSR) improves slightly to fourteenth.

Mark Cavendish (SNO) keeps the green jersey but Marcel Kittel (RSR) drops one place to third on points, to be replaced in second by Peter Sagan (SNO). André Greipel (SNO) remains sixth in that classification.

Costa's performance today moves him up into fourth place in the mountains competition.

Alberto Contador (RSR) became the first of our riders to leave the race as he climbed off some way into today's stage.

Scores: RSR=4, SNO=0
LeTour: RSR=27, SNO=62
Totals: RSR=483, SNO=387

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Tour de France, stage 8

Dan Martin (RSR) finished second on the stage today with Joaquim Rodríguez (SNO) third.

Adam Yates (SNO) remains second overall with Rodríguez now third and Martin up to fourth. Richie Porte (RSR) is eighteenth on GC.

No changes at the top of the points classification today, so Mark Cavendish (SNO) keeps the Green Jersey of leader with Marcel Kittel (RSR) and Peter Sagan (SNO) still second and third respectively and André Greipel (SNO) sixth on points.

Scores: RSR=4, SNO=2
LeTour: RSR=23, SNO=62
Totals: RSR=479, SNO=387

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Tour de France, stage 7

Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) finished fourth on today's first Pyrenean stage.

Adam Yates (SNO) leapt up to second overall, pushing Julian Alaphilippe (RSR) down to  third and Joaquim Rodríguez (SNO) to fifth. Dan Martin (RSR) remains tenth.

Mark Cavendish (SNO) keeps the Green Jersey of leader in the points completion with Marcel Kittel (RSR) and Peter Sagan (SNO) still second and third respectively but André Greipel (SNO) drops a place to sixth on points.

At last a presence for one of our riders on the Mountains classification, where Nibali is now in seventh place.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=1
LeTour: RSR=19, SNO=60
Totals: RSR=475, SNO=385

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Tour de France, stage 6

Mark Cavendish (SNO) won his third stage of this year's tour today. Marcel Kittel (RSR) was beaten into second place.

Overall, Julian Alaphilippe is still second for Lisa with Joaquim Rodríguez fourth  for Steve. Dan Martin (RSR) Remains in tenth place with Adam Yates (SNO) still thirteenth.

Cavendish takes back the Green Jersey of leader on points with Kittel up to second as Peter Sagan (SNO) drops back to third and André Greipel, also for Steve, remains fifth.

Scores: RSR=4, SNO=6
LeTour: RSR=19, SNO=59
Totals: RSR=475, SNO=384

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Tour de France, stage 5

Joaquim Rodríguez (SNO) finished fourth today.

A big shake up at the top of the General Classification today sees Julain Alaphilippe (RSR) second with Rodríguez fourth. Dan Martin moves up to tenth for Lisa and Adam Yates in now thirteenth for Steve.

Peter Sagan (SNO) holds onto the green jersey as the leader of the points completion with Mark Cavendish, also for Steve, and Marcel Kittel (RSR) still second and third but André Greipel (SNO) slips back to fifth on points as Alaphilippe moves up to eighth.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=1
LeTour: RSR=15, SNO=53
Totals: RSR=471, SNO=378

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Tour de France, stage 4

Marcel Kittel (RSR) won today's stage by a whisker. Peter Sagan (SNO) was third.

Sagan still leads the race overall from Julian Alaphilippe (RSR) second. Dan Martin (RSR) slips back to thirteenth while Rui Costa, also for Lisa, moves up to seventeenth.

Sagan takes back the green jersey from Mark Cavendish (SNO) who's now second in the points classification while Kittel and André Greipel (SNO) also switch places into third and fourth on points respectively.

Scores: RSR=6, SNO=8
LeTour: RSR=15, SNO=52
Totals: RSR=471, SNO=377

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Tour de France, stage 3

Mark Cavendish (SNO) won the stage, continuing Steve's 100% run, with André Greipel second, also for Steve. Peter Sagan (SNO) was just pipped into fourth place.

No change at the top of the overall classification, so Sagan keeps the yellow jersey with Julian Alaphilippe (RSR) second and Dan Martin tenth, also for Lisa, while Adam Yates moves up to eighteenth for Steve.

Cavendish takes over the Green Jersey from Sagan who drops to second in the points competition. Greipel moves up to third on points, swapping places with Marcel Kittel (RSR) who drops to fourth and Alaphilippe drops back to seventh.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=17
LeTour: RSR=9, SNO=44
Totals: RSR=465, SNO=369

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Tour de France, stage 2

Peter Sagan (SNO) made it two stages out of two for Steve by winning the stage and taking the yellow jersey of overall leader. Julian Alaphilippe and Dan Martin were second and fourth on the stage for Lisa.

Alaphilippe jumps up to second overall and Dan Martin moves up to tenth.

Sagan leads the points competition with Mark Cavendish (SNO) second, Marcel Kittel (RSR) third, André Greipel (SNO) fourth and Alaphilippe fifth.

Scores: RSR=5, SNO=12
LeTour: RSR=9, SNO=27
Totals: RSR=465, SNO=352

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Tour de France, stage 1

Mark Cavendish (SNO) won the opening stage and takes the first Yellow Jersey of this year's tour. Marcel Kittel was second for Lisa with Peter Sagan third and André Greipel fourth, both for Steve.

These four occupy the first four places on the General Classification with Julian Alaphlippe fifteenth for Lisa.

The same four riders lead the points competition.

Scores: RSR=4, SNO=15
LeTour: RSR=4, SNO=15
Totals: RSR=460, SNO=340

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National Championships

For Steve, Philippe Gilbert won in Belgium, André Greipel won in Germany, Peter Sagan was second in Slovakia and Mark Cavendish was second in Great Britain.

For Lisa, Marcel Kittel was third in Germany.

Scores: RSR=1, SNO=18
Totals: RSR=456, SNO=325

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Tour de Suisse, overall

Rui Costa (RSR) finished the race in seventh place overall.

Scores: RSR=9, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=455, SNO=307

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Tour de Suisse, stage 8

Fabian Cancellara (RSR) was third fastest in the individual time trial that formed todays, penultimate stage.

Scores: RSR=1, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=446, SNO=307

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Tour de Suisse, stage 4

Peter Sagan (SNO) finished third today.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=1
Totals: RSR=445, SNO=307

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Tour de Suisse, stage 3

Peter Sagan (SNO) repeated the trick and won today's stage too.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=3
Totals: RSR=445, SNO=306

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Tour de Suisse, stage 2

Peter Sagan (SNO) won the first road stage of the race.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=3
Totals: RSR=445, SNO=303

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Criterium du Dauphiné, overall

Lisa's Ready Steady Riders cleaned up in the final general classification with Dan Martin third, Richie Porte fourth, Alberto Contador fifth and Julian Alaphilippe sixth. Adam Yates (SNO) finished seventh overall.

Scores: RSR=55, SNO=9
Totals: RSR=445, SNO=300

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Criterium du Dauphiné, stage 7

Dan Martin (RSR) took second place behind the solo winner in the final stage.

Scores: RSR=2, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=390, SNO=291

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Criterium du Dauphiné, stage 6

Dan martin (RSR) finished third on the summit finish of today's, penultimate, stage.

Scores: RSR=1, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=388, SNO=291

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Tour de Suisse, stage 1

Fabian Cancellara (RSR) was the fastest in the opening individual time trial.

Scores: RSR=3, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=387, SNO=291

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Criterium du Dauphiné, stage 5

Richie Porte (RSR) finished second on the mountain-top finish to today's stage. Adam Yates (SNO) just sneaked third place.

Scores: RSR=2, SNO=1
Totals: RSR=384, SNO=291

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Criterium du Dauphiné, stage 4

Julian Alaphilippe (RSR) finished second in the sprint at the end of today's stage.

Scores: RSR=2, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=382, SNO=290

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Criterium du Dauphiné, prologue

Alberto Contador (RSR) won the mountain-climb prologue with Richie Porte, also for Lisa, second.

Scores: RSR=5, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=380, SNO=290

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Tour de Luxembourg, overall

Philippe Gilbert (SNO) finished second overall.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=18
Totals: RSR=375, SNO=290

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Tour de Luxembourg, stage 4

Philippe Gilbert (SNO) won the fourth and final road stage of the tour.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=3
Totals: RSR=375, SNO=272

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Tour de Luxembourg, stage 2

Philipe Gilbert (SNO) won the second road stage of the race.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=3
Totals: RSR=375, SNO=269

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Tour de Luxembourg, stage 1

André Greipel (SNO) won the first road stage of the race following yesterday's prologue.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=3
Totals: RSR=375, SNO=266

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Giro d'Italia, overall

Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) wrapped up the overall win by completing the final stage in the main bunch.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=50
Giro: RSR=16, SNO=78
Totals: RSR=375, SNO=263

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Giro d'Italia, stage 20

Although he only placed sixth on today's final hilly stage, Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) did enough to take over the pink jersey of overall race leader.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=5
Giro: RSR=16, SNO=28
Totals: RSR=375, SNO=213

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Giro d'Italia, stage 19

Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) finally came good and won today's stage in a mountain-top finish in the Alps and moved up to second overall.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=5
Giro: RSR=16, SNO=23
Totals: RSR=375, SNO=208

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Giro d'Italia, stage 18

No change at the top of the general classification after today's stage, meaning Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) is still in fourth place overall.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=0
Giro: RSR=16, SNO=18
Totals: RSR=375, SNO=203

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Giro d'Italia, stage 17

There were no changes in the top 41 places of the overall classification after today's stage, so Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) is still in fourth place.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=0
Giro: RSR=16, SNO=18
Totals: RSR=375, SNO=203

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Giro d'Italia, stage 16

After being dropped on today's mountain-top finish, Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) drops another place overall to fourth.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=0
Giro: RSR=16, SNO=18
Totals: RSR=375, SNO=203

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Giro d'Italia, stage 15

After today's mountain time trial stage, Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) slipped back to third overall.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=0
Giro: RSR=16, SNO=18
Totals: RSR=375, SNO=203

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Giro d'Italia, stage 14

After finishing fifth on today's stage, Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) moves up to second overall.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=0
Giro: RSR=16, SNO=18
Totals: RSR=375, SNO=203

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Giro d'Italia, stage 13

Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) finished third on the stage today and moves up to third overall.

Ryder Hesjedal dropped one place overall back down to fourteenth.

As expected, André Greipel (SNO) did not start the stage today, despite being the wearer of the maglia rossa as leader of the points competition.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=2
Giro: RSR=16, SNO=18
Totals: RSR=375, SNO=203

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Giro d'Italia, stage 12

André Greipel (SNO) won yet another sprint stage today.

After today's stage, Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) remains fifth overall and Ryder Hesjedal (RSR) is still thirteenth.

Greipel (SNO) continues to lead the points competition but is not expected to start tomorrow's stage.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=5
Giro: RSR=16, SNO=16
Totals: RSR=375, SNO=201

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Giro d'Italia, stage 11

After today's stage, Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) remains fifth overall and Ryder Hesjedal (RSR) moves up to thirteenth.

André Greipel (SNO) continues to lead the points competition.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=0
Giro: RSR=16, SNO=11
Totals: RSR=375, SNO=196

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Giro d'Italia, stage 10

After today's stage, Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) remains fifth overall and Ryder Hesjedal (RSR) moves up to fourteenth.

André Greipel (SNO) continues to lead the points competition.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=0
Giro: RSR=16, SNO=11
Totals: RSR=375, SNO=196

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Giro d'Italia, stage 9

Fabian Cancellara (RSR) was fourth fastest in the Chianti individual time trial but after the satge he quit the race. Marcel Kittel, also for Lisa, was a non-starter today.

Overall, Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) remains fifth and Ryder Hesjedal (RSR) moves up to sixteenth.

André Greipel (SNO) keeps the red jersey as leader of the points competition.

Scores: RSR=1, SNO=0
Giro: RSR=16, SNO=11
Totals: RSR=375, SNO=196

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Giro d'Italia, stage 8

Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) moves up to fifth overall after today's stage.

André Greipel (SNO) keeps the lead in the points competition from Marcel Kittel (RSR) in second.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=0
Giro: RSR=15, SNO=11
Totals: RSR=374, SNO=196

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Giro d'Italia, stage 7

André Greipel (SNO) won the stage today, his second in three days.

In the general classification, Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) moved up a place to eighth.

Greipel's stage win moves him into the lead in the points competition, pushing Marcel Kittel (RSR) down into second place.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=5
Giro: RSR=15, SNO=11
Totals: RSR=374, SNO=196

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Giro d'Italia, stage 6

After today's hill-top finish, Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) slipped back to ninth place overall. Marcel Kittel (RSR) still leads the points competition with André Greipel (SNO) fourth.


Scores: RSR=0, SNO=0
Giro: RSR=15, SNO=6
Totals: RSR=374, SNO=191

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Giro d'Italia, stage 5

André Greipel (SNO) took the win in the sprint finish today.

No change at the top of the general classification, so Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) remains sixth.

In spite of missing out at the finish, Marcel Kittel (RSR) keeps the red jersey as the leader of the points competition, with Griepel up to fourth.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=5
Giro: RSR=15, SNO=6
Totals: RSR=374, SNO=191

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Giro d'Italia, stage 4

After today's hilly stage, the first this year in Italy proper, Vincenzo Nibal (SNO) moves up to sixth overall as Marcel Kittel (RSR) falls out of overall contention.  Kittel, however, retains the red points jersey as the leader of that competition.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=0
Giro: RSR=15, SNO=1
Totals: RSR=374, SNO=186

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Giro d'Italia, stage 3

Marcel Kittel (RSR) won the stage in a sprint for the second day running. André Greipel (SNO) placed fourth.

Thanks to time bonuses for winning the last two stages Kittel now leads overall and will wear the Maglia Rosa when the race restarts in Italy after tomorrow's rest day. Kittel also retains the points jersey.

For Steve, Vincenzo Nibali moves up to eleventh overall.

Scores: RSR=10, SNO=1
Giro: RSR=15, SNO=1
Totals: RSR=374, SNO=186

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Giro d'Italia, stage 2

Marcel Kittel (RSR) won today's bunch sprint and consequently moves up to third overall and now leads the points competition. Vincenzo Nibali (SNO) moved up one place to fifteenth overall.

Scores: RSR=5, SNO=0
Giro: RSR=5, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=364, SNO=185

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Giro d'Italia, stage 1

After the opening individual time trial, Marcel Kittel (RSR) lies fifth overall with Fabian Cancellara, also for Lisa, eighth. For Steve, Vincenzo Nibali is down in sixteenth place.

Kittel also holds fifth place in the points competition.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=0
Giro: RSR=0, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=359, SNO=185

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Tour de Romandie, overall

Rui Costa (RSR) finished sixth overall.

Scores: RSR=10, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=359, SNO=185

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Tour de Romandie, stage 2

Rui Costa (RSR) finished third today.

Scores: RSR=1, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=349, SNO=185

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Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey, stage 5

André Greipel (SNO) finished second on today's stage.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=2
Totals: RSR=348, SNO=185

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Tour de Romandie, stage 1

Marcel Kittel (RSR) won the first road stage of the tour.

Scores: RSR=3, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=348, SNO=183

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Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey, stage 3

André Greipel (SNO) took the win on today's stage.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=3
Totals: RSR=345, SNO=183

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Liège-Bastogne-Liège

Rui Costa (RSR) was third and Joaquin Rodríguez (SNO) eighth.

Scores: RSR=15, SNO=5
Totals: RSR=345, SNO=180

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La Flèche Wallone

Julian Alaphilippe and Dan Martin finished second and third for Lisa with Rui Costa (RSR) tenth.

Scores: RSR=36, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=330, SNO=175

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Giro del Trentino, stage 1

In the opening team time trial, Vincenzo Nibali's trade team was fastest.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=3
Totals: RSR=294, SNO=175

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Amstel Gold Race

Julian Alaphilippe (RSR) finished sixth.

Scores: RSR=8, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=294, SNO=172

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De Brabantse Pijl

Julian Alaphilippe (RSR) finished in eighth place.

Scores: RSR=3, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=286, SNO=172

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Paris-Roubaix

Tom Boonen (RSR) was just edged out in the five-man sprint in the Roubaix velodrome. For Steve, Peter Sagan finished eleventh.

Scores: RSR=18, SNO=2
Totals: RSR=283, SNO=172

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Vuelta al Pais Vasco, overall

Alberto Constar (RSR) won the race overall with Joaquin Rodríguez (SNO) fifth and Rui Costa, also for Lisa, seventh.

Scores: RSR=39, SNO=12
Totals: RSR=265, SNO=170

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Vuelta al Pais Vasco, stage 6

Albero Contador (RSR) won the race's concluding time trial.

Scores: RSR=3, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=226, SNO=158

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Vuelta al Pais Vasco, stage 5

Alberto Contador (RSR) finished third on the "queen stage" today.

Scores: RSR=1, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=223, SNO=158

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Vuelta al Pais Vasco, stage 4

Rui Costa (RSR) finished second on today's stage.

Scores: RSR=2, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=222, SNO=158

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Scheldprijs

Marcel Kittel (RSR) won the race in a classic sprint finish with Mark Cavendish (SNO) who took second. André Greipel, also for Steve, was third.

Scores: RSR=20, SNO=25
Totals: RSR=220, SNO=158

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Ronde van Vlaanderen

Peter Sagan (SNO) won the race with Fabian Cancellara (RSR) second.

Scores: RSR=18, SNO=25
Totals: RSR=200, SNO=133

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Driedaagse De Panne-Koksijde, stage 3a

Marcel Kittel (RSR) got the win on this morning's stage.

Scores: RSR=3, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=182, SNO=108

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Driedaagse De Panne-Koksijde, stage 2

Marcel Kittel (RSR) was just pipped at the line in today's stage.

Scores: RSR=2, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=179, SNO=108

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Gent-Wevelgem

Peter Sagan (SNO) won the race with Fabian Cancellara fourth for Lisa.

Scores: RSR=12, SNO=25
Totals: RSR=177, SNO=108

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Volta Ciclista a Catalunya, overall

Alberto Contador finished second overall with Dan Martin third and Richie Porte fourth, all for Lisa. Joaquin Rodríguez finished in eleventh place for Steve.

Scores: RSR=54, SNO=5
Totals: RSR=165, SNO=83

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E3 Harelbeke

Peter Sagan (SNO) finished second (where else????) with Fabian Cancellara fourth for Lisa.

Scores: RSR=12, SNO=18
Totals: RSR=111, SNO=78

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Volta Ciclista a Catalunya, stage 4

Richie Porte (RSR) finished third on today's second successive mountain-top finish.

Scores: RSR=1, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=99, SNO=60

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Volta Ciclista a Catalunya, stage 3

Dan martin (SNO) won today's stage with Alberto Contador second, also for Lisa.

Scores: RSR=5, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=98, SNO=60

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Volta Ciclista a Catalunya, stage 2

Philippe Gilbert (SNO) finished third today.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=1
Totals: RSR=93, SNO=60

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Milan-Sanremo

Peter Sagan (SNO) finished twelfth.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=1
Totals: RSR=93, SNO=59

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Tirreno-Adriatico, overall

Peter Sagan (SNO) finished second overall, just one second behind the winner. Vincenzo Nibali, also for Steve, finished the race in sixth place.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=26
Totals: RSR=93, SNO=58

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Tirreno-Adriatico, stage 7

Fabian Cancellara (RSR) won the final, individual time trial, stage.

Scores: RSR=3, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=93, SNO=32

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Tirreno-Adriatico, stage 6

Peter Sagan (SNO) finished second in a two-up sprint for the line at the end of today's stage.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=2
Totals: RSR=90, SNO=32

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Paris-Nice, overall

Alberto Contador finished second overall with Richie Porte third and Rui Costa tenth. All ride for Lisa's team.

Scores: RSR=45, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=90, SNO=30

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Paris-Nice, stage 7

Alberto Contador (RSR) finished second on the final stage with Richie Porte third, also for Lisa.

Scores: RSR=3, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=45, SNO=30

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Paris-Nice, stage 6

Alberto Contador (RSR) finished third on the mountain-top finish of today's penultimate stage.

Scores: RSR=1, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=42, SNO=30

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Paris-Nice, stage 4

André Greipel (SNO) finished third in the mass sprint at the end of today's stage.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=1
Totals: RSR=41, SNO=30

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Tirreno-Adriatico, stage 2

Peter Sagan (SNO) claimed second place on today's stage.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=2
Totals: RSR=41, SNO=29

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Strade Bianche

Fabian Cancellara (RSR) won the race with Peter Sagan (SNO) fourth.

Scores: RSR=20, SNO=9
Totals: RSR=41, SNO=27

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Kuurne-Bruxelles-Kuurne

Peter Sagan (SNO) finished seventh.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=4
Totals: RSR=21, SNO=18

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Omloop Het Nieuwsblad

Peter Sagan (SNO) finished second.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=14
Totals: RSR=21, SNO=14

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Santos Tour Down Under, overall

Richie Porte (RSR) finished second overall.

Scores: RSR=18, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=21, SNO=0

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Santos Tour Down Under, stage 5

First blood this year to Lisa as Richie Porte (RSR) wins the TDU's queen stage.

Scores: RSR=3, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=3, SNO=0

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Our 2016 Teams

Lisa's Ready Steady Riders (RSR) team sees Rui Costa and Julian Alaphilippe replace Michael Rogers and Thomas Voeckler from last year.

Steve's Nightowlers (SNO) team remains unchanged from last year.

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