Crucial negotiations taking place could transform an historic Herne Hill cycling track into a Olympic training centre. Campaigners are desperate to see the Herne Hill Velodrome turned into a world-class venue fit for Olympians but first they have to convince the freeholders, the Dulwich Estate, they have the financial plans to realise their dream. If the London Velodrome Trust (LVT) which represents the users finds between £6million and £7million, it will have funding to build a covered all-weather track, a climbing wall and health facilities for community use. The velodrome, beside Burbage Road, was used in the 1948 Olypics but currently cannot be used in bad weather. Time is running out as the lease ends on October 31, meaning Southwark Council which currently holds the short-term lease and LVT have to come to a new agreement with the Dulwich Estate. In a worst case scenario for the LVT, the Dulwich Estate could look at other ways of raising money from the site rather than cycling though it would be difficult to secure planning permission for any major changes. LVT chairman Graeme Geddes said: "There is broad support right across Southwark and much broader support across south London. Everyone thinks it should be saved. It is a sports heritage facility. We are bidding for the Olympics in London and although events will not be held in the velodrome, it is very important in terms of sports development. "Many champions have come up through the velodrome and it is something we need to save." Dulwich Estate chief executive John Major said although he would like to see the velodrome's redevelopment, his aim was to generate a return for the estate's beneficiaries three schools in Dulwich and a number of other schools located outside the area. He said: "The tenant has to demonstrate they can cover the lease in the long-term and cover the running costs of the site. "We do not want to have something that becomes financially unviable." A Southwark Council spokesman said: "Southwark Council is meeting with the Dulwich Estate this week. "At this meeting we will seek clarification on whether we will be granted a new long-term lease." (Source: This is Local London)This is Local London (English)
New Zealand's Henderson furious as bike disappears on an Odyssey
Posted Fri Oct 29 21:35:20 2004 (EDT in North America)
Olympic cyclist Greg Henderson says he is "filthy" that his racing bike is still somewhere on the ocean between Greece and New Zealand. Henderson confirmed today he was still without the bike that carried him to fourth in the points race in Athens in August, because it was being sea-freighted back by national governing body Bike NZ. It meant Henderson's preparation for big events later in the year, notably the World Cup event in Los Angeles he'd targeted in December, was thrown into chaos. "Sea freight? I'm absolutely filthy about it. I just can't believe it. I haven't got my track bike, how can I train?" he told Radio Sport. His New Zealand teammates were also without their bikes. Henderson said he had received several invitations to ride in other international meets, which he couldn't accept. He said it was "ridiculous" the bikes were due to arrive about 10 days before the Los Angeles event, meaning he couldn't do any decent training. (Source: New Zealand Herald News Agency)New Zealand Herald - (English)
Malaysian Josiah Ng skips meet in Moscow to help fellow
cyclists settle in
Posted Fri Oct 29 21:03:28 2004 (EDT in North America)
A big-hearted Josiah Ng has made a decision to skip the opening round of the Track Cycling World Cup in Moscow next weekend. He is not out because of injury. The decision is prompted by the impending arrival in the United States of two fellow Malaysian cyclists, Rizal Tisin and Mohd Sayuti Zahit. Rizal and Sayuti are set to join Josiah in training under American coach Mark Whitehead in Long Beach, California, from Nov 1. It is a stint for the duo under the National Sport Council's (NSC) world-class cycling project. JOSIAH: I'm staying back to make sure they feel welcomed. Josiah said in a telephone interview from Long Beach yesterday that he preferred to help the duo settle down in the new environment. "It's not that I am not confident of myself after the Athens Olympics," he said. "I will be welcoming two of my new teammates, who will be leaving the Malaysian shores for the first time. They will be far away from their families and they may find some difficulties in adjusting to life here. I have experienced this before. "I am staying back to make sure they will feel welcomed. I have been quite busy over the past few weeks after I was told that they would be coming here. "Besides training, I have done travel arrangements for them and got the rooms furnished and ready for them. Everything should be in order when they arrive here on Nov 1." Rizal and Mohd Sayuti will stay with Josiah in an apartment and the monthly rent will be borne by the NSC. "They should feel comfortable here. I will fix the Internet and they can e-mail their families. I will also fix cable television, which has 200 channels," said Josiah. "I have to help make sure that they don't get bored here. I hope that they can make their training base here for four years until the next Olympics. All they have to do is to stay focussed and train hard with me." His concern for the duo is understandable. In May, Rizal and two other cyclists, Fairuz Izani and Faizal Noh, were down for a six-month stint under Whitehead. But they were unable to adjust to the environment and returned after just one month. Then, Josiah was based at the World Cycling Centre in Switzerland. Josiah's kind gesture to skip the first leg of the World Cup means he misses an early chance to gain early qualification for the World Track Championships, which will be held in Los Angeles in March next year. But Josiah is confident that he will still be able to make the cut. He has to finish among the top six in any of the three remaining legs of the World Cup after this to earn automatic qualification. The legs after Moscow are in Los Angeles (Dec 10-12), Manchester (Jan 7-9) and Sydney (Feb 18-20). "I will take part with Rizal and Sayuti in the next three legs. I have never failed to qualify for the World Championships in four years. I am definitely confident of making it again," said Josiah, who had made Malaysia proud by reaching the final of the keirin event in the Athens Olympics. (Source: Malaysian National News Agency)Malaysian National News Agency - (English)
New Zealand - Plenty of competition for Guyton in Southland
Posted Fri Oct 29 20:35:33 2004 (EDT in North America)
With four former winners and 31 international riders on the entry list, the Tour of Southland cycling race beginning on Monday is tipped to be hotly contested. Team Southland Times, boasting defending champion Scott Guyton of Rotorua, and former winners American John Lieswyn and Hamilton's Glen Mitchell, start as outright favourites to retain their teams title. Dunedin's Greg Henderson and Te Awamutu's Tim Gudsell make up the rest of the Southland Times team. Guyton, who also won the tour in 1998, made up 50 seconds on leader Jeremy Yates in the penultimate stage to grab his 2003 win. Te Awamutu's Karl Moore, riding for Rabobank, is another former champion hoping to upset the powerful Southland Times line up. Zookeepers Cafe -- containing Hayden Roulston, of Ashburton, Heath Blackgrove, of Waimate, Marc Ryan, of Timaru, Craig Thomson, of Dunedin, and Gordon McCaulay, of Wellington -- look capable of posing a strong challenge to Southland Times as do Team Ultimo, an all-international team of Germans Fabian Mathes, Hans Fischer and Christian Brockhoff, Australian Josh Akarsu and France's Olivier Fesque. The three Germans are elite members of the Marin team from Herpersdorf while Fesquet was last year's Aude region champion and is a notable road sprinter. Tour organiser Bruce Ross told NZPA this year's line up was probably the strongest field assembled in 48 years the tour has been contested. With 31 international riders, including a strong contingent of 15 Americans, there were several exciting combinations this year and many possibles among the 95-strong field to take the individual title. One foreign rider to watch is Swiss cyclist Pascal Hugerbuhler, who will be riding as part of the Meadow Fresh team. Hugerbuhler competed strongly during the 2004 European season, winning two races in Austria and recording several other impressive performances. Ross said American Colby Pearce, riding for the SIT Zero Fees team, was another who could trouble Guyton. "Pearce has won seven United States national track titles and took part in the Athens Olympics. "He is using the Southland tour as part of his build up to next year's world track championship." In the under-23 classification, Ross said Invercargill rider Matt King, riding in the Winton's Middle Pub team, could be one to feature. This year's tour of 10 stages, including a team time trial and an individual time trial, covers 645km and takes in some of the deep south's best scenic areas. It begins with the team time trial around Invercargill's Queens Park on Monday. Stage details:- Monday: Stage 1 - teams time trial, Queens Park, Invercargill 8.3km. Stage 2 - Invercargill-Bluff Hill, 79km. Tuesday: Stage 3 - Invercargill-Tuatapere 112km. Stage 4 - Tuatapere to Winton , 86.3km. Wednesday: Stage 5 - Lumsden-Crown Range 130.8km. Thursday: Stage 6 - Individual Time Trial 15km. Stage 7 - Riversdale to Invercargill via Gore, 129.4km. Friday: Stage 8 - Winton-Te Anau 163km. Saturday: Stage 9 Te Anau-Lumsden 79km. Stage 10 - Winton-Invercargill 64.4km. (Source: New Zealand Herald News Agency)New Zealand Herald - (English)
Two Malaysian Cyclists Sacrifice Hari Raya To Train In The US
Posted Fri Oct 29 20:21:05 2004 (EDT in North America)
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 29 (Bernama) -- Malaysia's budding cyclists, Mohd Sayuti Zahit and Mohd Rizal Sitin will leave to the United States on Monday for a four-year training stint under renowned track cycling coach Mark Whitehead. In their desire to qualify for the World Track Cycling Championship in Los Angeles, US next March, Mohd Sayuti and Mohd Rizal have decided to sacrifice the opportunity to celebrate Hari Raya Aidilfitri with their families. For Mohd Sayuti, 20, celebrations can take a back seat as his main aim is surpass the qualifying mark for the team event during the championship. "For the individual event, it will depend on coach Mark Whitehead to decide after accessing my performance," he told Bernama here Friday. The Kelantan lad has also shelved his plans of pursuing his studies further to join Josiah Ng in Long Beach, Los Angeles under the sponsorship of the National Sports Council (NSC) in a four-year Pelumba Trek Kelas Dunia Malaysia programme. National criterium specialist and 2004 Olympian of the Year award winner Josiah is said to have skipped the World Track Cycling Championship series in Moscow from Nov 5-7, to receive Mohd Sayuti and Mohd Rizal. That miss had also dashed his chances of seeking an early qualification for the Los Angeles championship. Josiah believes he and his two new teammates will be able to make it to the championship by finishing in the top six of one of the World Cup series held in Los Angeles (Dec 10-12), Manchester (Jan 7-9) and Sydney (Feb 18-20. "Actually we had considered joining Josiah in Moscow but since there were other pressing issues, we decided against it," he said. Mohd Rizal meanwhile hopes the training in Long Beach, Los Angeles would enable the country to put up a formidable sprint team in the future. "I hope to garner as much points during the three series to qualify for the final in March. I also hope to prepare myself for the Manila 2005 SEA Games and the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne (2006) as well as the 2008 Beijing Olympics," he said. Last May, Rizal together with Fairuz Izni Abdul Ghani and Mohd Faizal Noh were sent to San Diego for a training stint but returned a month later after failing to adapt to the conditions there. "This time around I will not repeat the same mistake. I have been given a second chance and I hope to make the best of it," he said. Apart from taking care of the rent for their stay, the NSC is also providing allowances and tickets for the stint. (Source: Malaysian National News Agency)Malaysian National News Agency - (English)
18th. Tour de Burkina Faso: Stage Three (Friday)
Posted Fri Oct 29 17:33:20 2004 (EDT in North America)
29 Oct - Stage 3 - Orodara-Sikasso, 121.0 km
Place No. Name Nat Team Time
1 134 FLAHAUT Denis FRA PHA 3h 04' 22"
2 056 SANFO Seydou BUR SIF 00' 00"
3 141 ANDRADE Luis ANG ANG 00' 00"
4 002 ZONGO Laurent BUR ASF 00' 00"
5 053 OUEDRAOGO Tidiane BUR SIF 00' 00"
6 052 SAWADOGO A.Wahab BUR SIF 00' 00"
7 154 PATTYN Karel BEL VAM 00' 00"
8 042 THIAM Abdoulaye SEN SEN 00' 06"
9 054 SAWADOGO Mahamadi BUR SIF 00' 12"
10 132 DEBRABANT Fabrice FRA PHA 00' 49"
11 011 BAGAYOKO Adama MLI MAL 00' 49"
12 135 LELIEVRE Michel FRA PHA 00' 55"
13 051 OUEDRAOGO R.Jeremie BUR SIF 01' 27"
14 151 CUYLITS Gunter BEL VAM 01' 27"
15 083 KAGAMBEGA Boukari BUR SOF 01' 29"
16 084 SAWADOGO Houdo BUR SOF 01' 30"
17 074 VENDRIG Bart NED RTP 01' 30"
18 156 VAN MECHELEN Joris BEL VAM 01' 30"
19 153 HEREMANS Kris BEL VAM 01' 30"
20 076 WALGIEN Jorry NED RTP 02' 07"
21 001 ROUAMBA Saidou BUR ASF 02' 07"
22 155 ROOSEN Stefan BEL VAM 02' 07"
23 143 MANUEL Osvaldo ANG ANG 02' 07"
24 144 PIRES Jose ANG ANG 02' 07"
25 034 GOULARD Youenn FRA YVE 02' 07"
Overall after Stage Three
Place No. Name Nat Team Time
1 052 SAWADOGO A.Wahab BUR SIF 7h 44' 20"
2 154 PATTYN Karel BEL VAM 00' 04"
3 053 OUEDRAOGO Tidiane BUR SIF 00' 05"
4 002 ZONGO Laurent BUR ASF 00' 08"
5 104 CHEVALIER Pierre FRA MIX 00' 28"
6 132 DEBRABANT Fabrice FRA PHA 00' 49"
7 134 FLAHAUT Denis FRA PHA 00' 52"
8 054 SAWADOGO Mahamadi BUR SIF 01' 22"
9 051 OUEDRAOGO R.Jeremie BUR SIF 01' 31"
10 135 LELIEVRE Michel FRA PHA 01' 37"
11 001 ROUAMBA Saïdou BUR ASF 01' 59"
12 011 BAGAYOKO Adama MLI MAL 01' 59"
13 105 DAVID Thierry FRA MIX 02' 05"
14 143 MANUEL Osvaldo ANG ANG 02' 15"
15 043 THIAM Malick SEN SEN 02' 15"
16 115 OUEDRAOGO Ahmed COI COI 02' 15"
17 151 CUYLITS Gunter BEL VAM 02' 28"
18 003 TALL Saidou BUR ASF 03' 17"
19 131 BAEFCOP Yann FRA PHA 03' 33"
20 152 SOUDRE Issa BUR VAM 03' 44"
21 056 SANFO Seydou BUR SIF 04' 05"
22 042 THIAM Abdoulaye SEN SEN 04' 20"
23 094 GNANSOUNOU Dona BEN BEN 04' 28"
24 144 PIRES Jose ANG ANG 04' 45"
25 084 SAWADOGO Houdo BUR SOF 05' 14"
The Stages:
27 Oct - Stage 1 - Kokologo-Boromo 136.0 km
28 Oct - Stage 2 - Boromo-Hounde (scheduled) 74.0 km
Stage 2 - Oasi - Hounde (raced) 52.0 km
29 Oct - Stage 3 - Orodara-Sikasso 121.0 km
30 Oct - Stage 4 - Sikasso-Orodara 96.5 km
31 Oct - Stage 5 - Bobo Dioulasso-Bobo Dioulasso 121.0 km
01 Nov - Stage 6 - Pa (Sabou)-Koudougou 156.5 km
02 Nov - Restday
03 Nov - Stage 7 - Ouagadougou-Yako 100.5 km
04 Nov - Stage 8 - Yako-Ouahigouya 74.0 km
05 Nov - Stage 9 - Gourcy-Ziniare 180.0 km
06 Nov - Stage 10 - Linoghin-Pouytenga 96.0 km
07 Nov - Stage 11 - Kombissiri-Ouagadougou 85.0 km
(Source: Le Tour)
Le Tour Website (Multilingual)
Discovery Channel looking at Basso
Posted Fri Oct 29 17:07:11 2004 (EDT in North America)
Lance Armstrong's Discovery Channel cycling team admitted they are interested in signing Italian Ivan Basso in the future. Basso, 26, came third in this year's Tour de France and impressed America's six-time winner Armstrong. "We've been interested for a long while in Basso as a cyclist and a person," said Discovery's Jogi Muller. But Basso's Team CSC boss Bjarne Riis said: "He has a three-year contract and he will not leave the team." Basso joined Team CSC from Fassa Bortolo in January, replacing Tyler Hamilton as team leader. And Discovery's sporting director Johan Bruyneel is a big fan, according to Muller. "Johan has a list of favourites and Basso is on it," said Muller. "But he is under contract. There are no negotiations at the moment." Armstrong has yet to confirm whether he will race in next year's Tour. Speaking after Thursday's unveiling of the 2005 Tour route, Bruyneel gave odds of "50-50" as to whether the 33-year-old will take the start line on 2 July. "He will take part if the thinks he can win it," Bruyneel said. "If things do not go according to how he likes them, it's possible he will not be here." (Source: BBC)BBC Site - (English)
Track World Cup
Posted Fri Oct 29 16:11:47 2004 (EDT in North America)
France to field younger squad
After the experience at the Athens Olympics with little to show for their efforts except a silver medal
for Arnaud Tournant in the Kilo and Bronze for the men's Olympic Sprint Squad, France will be fielding
a somewhat younger team for the opening World Cup round in Moscow from November 5 - 7.
French Team for World Cup in Moscow :
Men : Bauge (sprint individual and team, keirin),
H. Gane (sprint individual and team), Mandard (kilometer and team sprint),
Riblon, Ladagnous, N. Rousseau, Patanchon, Agez (team pursuit, madison, points race, scratch race)
French Team for World Championships in Los Angeles :
Men : Mickael Bourgain, Arnaud Tournant, Didier Henriette
Women : Clara Sanchez
(Source: L'Equipe)
L'Equipe (French)
Grenoble Six Day Race - Night One - Thursday
Posted Fri Oct 29 14:04:49 2004 (EDT in North America)
Marvulli - Aeschbach lead after the first night
Standings after Night One:
1 Franco Marvulli - Alexander Aeschbach (SUI), 90 Points
2 Giovanni Lombardi - Marco Villa (ITA), 64 Points
3 Andy Flickinger - Jerome Neuville (FRA), 58 Points
4 Iljo Keisse - Wouter van Mechelen (BEL), 50 Points
Down 1 lap:
5 Matthe Pronk (NED) - Mathie Ladagnous (FRA), 55 Points
6 Jean-Pierre van Zyl (RSA) - Nicolas Reynaud (FRA), 18 Points
7 Jens-Erik Madsen - Michael Smith Larsen (DEN), 16 Points
Down 2 laps:
8 Darren Young - Nathan Clarke (AUS), 16 Points
9 Mickael Mallie - Jonathan Mouchel (FRA), 16 Points
10 Nicolas Rousseau - Fabien Patachon (FRA), 16 Points
11 David Gisiger (SUI) - Steven Deneef (BEL), 12 Points
Down 3 laps:
12 Stephane Tramond - Ludovic Fraioli (FRA), 4 Points
Down 4 laps:
13 Cedric Agez - Christoph Riblon (FRA), 5 Points
(Source: Grenoble SixDay Site)
Grenoble Sports Palace Site (French)
CSC - Six new riders for 2005
Posted Fri Oct 29 11:02:50 2004 (EDT in North America)
Basso staying; Zabriskie coming on board The Danish CSC squad, one of the participants in the new Pro Tour, announced the arrival for the 2005 season of six new riders which will bring team strength up to 25. Germany's Jorg Jaksche will not be staying, however; he will be rejoining Manolo Saiz in the Liberty Seguros colours which he wore from 2001 to 2003. But Americans Christian Vandevelde (Liberty) and David Zabriskie (US Postal), both former team mates of Lance Armstrong, will be joining the CSC squad directed by Bjarne Riis. Danelander Lars Bak (Bankgiroloterij) and Italian Giovanni Lombardi (Domina Vacanze) have also been recruited along with two neo pros, Denmark's 20 year old Matti Breschel and Luxembourger Andy Schleck who is 19. CSC Roster for 2005: Ivan Basso, Michele Bartoli, Fabrizio Guidi, Giovanni Lombardi and Andrea Peron (ITA), Kurt-Asle Arvesen (NOR), Lars Bak, Michael Blaudzun, Matti Breschel, Thomes Eriksen, Lars Michaelsen, Jakob Piil, Nicki Soerensen et Brian Vandborg (DAN), Manuel Calvente and Carlos Sastre (ESP), Vladimir Goussev (RUS), Tristan Hoffmann (PBS), Peter Luttenberger (AUT), Andy and Frank Schleck (LUX), Jens Voigt (ALL), Bobby Julich, Christian Vandevelde and David Zabriskie (USA). (Source: L'Equipe)L'Equipe (French)
Dortmund Six Day Race - Night One - Thursday
Posted Fri Oct 29 08:31:09 2004 (EDT in North America)
Andreas Kappes - Andreas Beikirch Leading
Standings after Night One:
1 Andreas Kappes - Andreas Beikirch (GER), 53 Points
2 Rolf Aldag (GER) - Scott McGrory (AUS), 35 Points
Down 1 lap:
3 Bruno Risi (SUI) - Matthew Gilmore (BEL), 46 Points
4 Robert Slippens - Danny Stam (NED), 33 Points
5 Guido Fulst - Robert Bartko (GER), 24 Points
Down 2 laps:
6 Christian Lademann - Lars Teutenberg (GER), 11 Points
7 Jimmi Madsen (DEN) - Thorsten Rund (GER), 10 Points
Down 3 laps:
8 Stefan Loffler - Andreas Muller (GER), 8 Points
Down 4 laps:
9 Erik Weispfennig - Christian Grasmann (GER), 11 Points
10 Franz Stocher (AUT) - Stefan Steinweg (GER), 3 Points
Down 5 laps:
11 Mikhail Ignatiev - Alexei Markov (RUS), 9 Points
12 Gerd Dorich - Frank Kowatschitsch (GER), 8 Points
13 Ronny Lauke (GER) - Luke Roberts (AUS), 6 Points
Down 6 laps:
14 Marc Altmann - Leif Lampater (GER), 3 Points
Down 9 laps:
15 Heiko Szonn - Thorsten Wilhelms (GER), 2 Points
(Source: Velo Club)
Velo Club Site - (French)
Cipollini: One more season
Posted Fri Oct 29 08:06:58 2004 (EDT in North America)
Cipollini puts retirement on hold: Italian sprinter Mario Cipollini will ride for the Liquigas Sport - Bianchi team next season rather than retire as expected. The 37-year old, who holds the record for the most number of Giro d'Italia stage wins with 42, retired two years ago before making a comeback. Cipollini has also won 12 stages of the Tour, but has been plagued by injury over the past year. "[I will ride] with the enthusiasm as if it were my first season," said the rider also known as "Super Mario". Cipollini, the 2002 world road race champion, said he would line up for the first World Cup race of next year, Milan to San Remo Cipollini's Palmeres (Source: BBC)BBC Site - (English)
Happy Birthday - Men
Posted Fri Oct 29 02:45:15 2004 (EDT in North America)
Andre Dierickx (1947) Belgium. 2nd. 1972 Paris-Roubaix Classic (1st. Roger De Vlaeminck, Belgium) 3rd, 1975 Paris-Roubaix Classic (1st. Roger De Vlaeminck; 2nd. Eddy Merckx, both Belgian) 1st. 1973 Championship of Zurich 1st. 1973 Fleche Wallonne 1st. 1975 Fleche Wallonne (Source: Six Day staff)
Tour of Queensland (Aus) Cat 2.5
Posted Fri Oct 29 01:39:46 2004 (EDT in North America)
8 Stages, 57 Primes, 14 Climbs, 392.9 Kilometers
Running contemporaneously with the New Zealand Tour of the Southland from November 1 - 6
is the Australian Tour of Queensland.
The Stages
Monday, November 1 Stage 1: Maryborough 27.0 kms
Tuesday, November 2 Stage 2: Hervey Bay 72.0 kms
Wednesday, November 3 Stage 3: Oakhurst 70.3 kms
Stage 4: Bundaberg 33.0 kms
Thursday, November 4 Stage 5: Miriam Vale TO 1770 90.2 kms
Friday, November 5 Stage 6: Gin Gin to Mount Perry 63.3 kms
Stage 7: Mount Perry ITT 4.1 kms
Saturday, November 6 Stage 8: Bundaberg 33.0 kms
(Source: Official Site)
Tour of Queensland Site (Italian, French, English)
Men Only
Posted Fri Oct 29 01:19:17 2004 (EDT in North America)
Here's Cofidis rider, David Moncoutie (Source: Six Day staff; Photo Courtesy: Cyclinfo Site (French))
Ladies Only
Posted Fri Oct 29 01:14:23 2004 (EDT in North America)
Here's Diana Ziliute (Source: Six Day staff; Photo Courtesy: Cyclinfo Site (French))
Happy Birthday - Women
Posted Fri Oct 29 00:57:24 2004 (EDT in North America)
Veronique Belleter (1977) Belgium - 27 today 133rd UCI Classification (Source: Six Day staff)
Today's Menu
Posted Fri Oct 29 00:25:38 2004 (EDT in North America)
Friday, October 29 Main Events:
MEN:
Stage Races:
Vuelta a Guatemala - Cat. 2.5 (Stage 9 - San Pedro-San Marcos-Huehuetenango 140 km)
18th. Tour du Faso - Burkina Faso - Cat. 2.5 (Stage 3 - Orodara-Sikasso 121.0 km)
13th. Tour de China - Cat. 2.5 (Stage 1 - Time Trial - 6.3 km.)
Single Day races: None
Six Day Races:
Grenoble - Night Two
Dortmund - Night Two
WOMEN:
Stage Races: None
Single Day races: None
(Source: UCI)
UCI Calendars: Track Road Women UCI Home Page (Multilingual)