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发表于 2004-5-9 14:06 | 只看该作者 回帖奖励 |倒序浏览 |阅读模式
<B></B>The Stages

<>rologue - May 8: Prologue ITT, 7 km
Stage 1 - May 9: Genova - Alba, 149 km
Stage 2 - May 10: Novi Ligure - Pontremoli, 183 km
Stage 3 - May 11: Pontremoli - Corno Alle Scale, 190 km
Stage 4 - May 12: Porretta Terme - Civitella in Val Di Chiana, 187 km
Stage 5 - May 13: Civitella in Val Di Chiana - Spoleto, 174 km
Stage 6 - May 14: Spoleto - Valmontone, 163 km
Stage 7 - May 15: Frosinone - Montevergine Di Mercogliano, 211 km
Stage 8 - May 16: Giffoni Valle Piana - Policoro, 234 km
Stage 9 - May 17: Policoro - Carovigno, 142 km
Rest Day - May 18
Stage 10 - May 19: Porto Sant'Elpidio - Ascoli Piceno, 145 km
Stage 11 - May 20: Porto Sant-Elpidio - Cesena, 229 km
Stage 12 - May 21: Cesena - Treviso, 216 km
Stage 13 - May 22: Trieste - Altopiano Carsico ITT, 52 km
Stage 14 - May 23: Trieste - Pula/Pola, 166 km
Stage 15 - May 24: Porec/Parenzo - San Vendemiano, 229 km
Stage 16 - May 25: San Vendemiano - Falzes, 215 km
Rest Day - May 26
Stage 17 - May 27: Brunico - Fondo Sarnonico, 158 km
Stage 18 - May 28: Cles Val di Non - Bormio 2000, 120 km
Stage 19 - May 29: Bormio - Presolana, 121 km
Stage 20 - May 30: Clusone - Milano, 144 km</P>
<>Total distance: 3,435 km</P>
<P><B>Mountaintop finishes</B></P>
<P>Stage 3 - May 11: Pontremoli - Corno Alle Scale (12.8km, avg. 5.2%)
Stage 7 - May 15: Frosinone - Montevergine Di Mercogliano (17.1km, avg. 5.0%)
Stage 18 - May 28: Cles Val di Non - Bormio 2000, 120 km (9.9km, avg. 7.5%)</P>
  
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 楼主| 发表于 2004-5-9 14:07 | 只看该作者
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 楼主| 发表于 2004-5-9 14:15 | 只看该作者
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 楼主| 发表于 2004-5-9 14:16 | 只看该作者
The contenders: Who will take out the '04 Giro?Will it be another Simoni-Garzelli showdown?
Photo &copy;: Sirotti <><B>Many of us have already predicted another Simoni-Garzelli showdown in the vein of Armstrong v. Ullrich. If that it is the case, then this alone is reason enough to stay tuned. However, there are a handful of others worth watching out for in the quest for the overall. <I>Anthony Tan</I> reports.</B></P><>To say <B>Gilberto Simoni (Saeco)</B> has returned to form in the nick of time would be an understatement. Who would have believed that this rider, who only a month ago was struggling to finish a race, let alone win one, would be a serious challenger for the general classification at this year's Giro d'Italia? After premature exits from two important lead-up races in early April, Saeco management were a more than a tad edgy - especially after Simoni blamed his lacklustre performances on the weather, and nothing else.</P><>Though true to his word, as the sun shone throughout the Giro del Trentino - just eight days after his second early exit at the Vuelta a Aragon, which arch-rival Stefano Garzelli won - Gibo came good, finishing the 2.2-ranked race third overall behind Jure Golcer (Formaggi Pinzolo Fiave') and his team-mate and winner <B>Damiano Cunego</B>, who will no doubt be a source of invaluable support for Simoni as the Giro hits the <I>Dolomiti</I>. And should anything happen to Simoni, 22 year-old Cunego could quite possibly pull of a podium finish himself.</P><P>Sun or no sun, however, Gibo's Achilles heel is the time trial. With Garzelli in top form, the 32 year-old mountain man must improve in this area to reap the benefits of his ability in the mountains, but with just one time trial shortly after the race's midway point, the parcours of the 2004 Giro is in Simoni's favour. Should he win a third Tour of Italy, he will become one of only nine riders to do so since the race's inception in 1909, joining Gino Bartali, Alfredo Binda, Giovanni Brunero, Fausto Coppi, Felice Gimondi, Bernard Hinault, Fiorenzo Magni and Eddy Merckx, with Coppi and Merckx in a league of their own with five wins apiece. Simoni also has his sights set on a high overall placing at the Tour de France, but don't expect this rider from Trentino to hold back if he's in contention to win.</P>Garzelli has youth on side
Phot &copy; Sirotti<P>Together with Simoni, <B>Stefano Garzelli (Vini Caldirola-Nobili Rubinetterie)</B> is the equal race favourite. Maybe even more so; at 30 years old, Marco Pantani's former lieutenant is two years younger and a seemingly a little hungrier for victory.</P><P>Not only that, but Garzelli's rise to prominence has been noticeably swifter than Simoni's. In 1997, he took the mountains competition at the Tour de Suisse in his first year as a professional; the following year, Garzelli won the race - including two stages, the points and combination classifications - before riding at the service of his idolised and recently departed leader, Marco Pantani at the Giro d'Italia, which Pantani won. After the '99 Giro, where Pantani was controversially thrown out on the penultimate stage while leading the race (that in many respects was the beginning of the end for poor Marco), Garzelli got his chance the very next year and did not disappoint, triumphing over Francesco Casagrande and Simoni in a fine display of power riding.</P><P>Some say Garzelli's rise has been at the expense of Pantani's demise, but he too has experienced his fair share of ups and downs since <I>Il Pirata's</I> fall from grace. In an eerily similar situation to the drug-troubled '99 edition, Garzelli was forced to leave the 2002 Giro while lying second overall after testing positive for probenecid, and was subsequently banned from racing for nine months. Not much was expected from him at the last year's Giro after an extended lapse from racing, but Garzelli and Ukrainian Yaroslav Popovych proved to be Simoni's only real challengers, Garzelli finishing second overall along with two stage wins.</P><P>Garzelli won the Giro in 2000 on hi
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 楼主| 发表于 2004-5-9 14:17 | 只看该作者
<>After posting solid results in Flèche Wallonne (finishing 14th at 22 seconds) and Liège-Bastogne-Liège (28th at 25 seconds), Popovych appears to be coming into form at just at the right time; whether he repeats or betters his 2003 Giro placing will in large part depend on the strength of his team, with Simoni's Saeco and Garzelli's Vini Caldirola-Nobili Rubinetterie squads boasting some serious back-up.</P>Last chance for Noe'
Phot &copy; Sirotti Steady improver: Franco Pellizotti
Phot &copy; Sirotti <>With a Giro palmarès that includes two fourths and one sixth overall, veteran <B>Andrea Noe'</B> is <B>Alessio-Bianchi's</B> best bet for the <I>classifica generale</I>, and at 35 years old and after 12 years in the peloton, this may well be his last chance to crack the podium.</P><>At one point or another, Noe' was tipped to be a Giro winner, coming closest in 2000 and 2003, but for one reason or another, he has come up short, lacking that edge in the time trials and the killer instinct in the <I>montagne grandi</I>.</P><P>Noe's team-mate, 26 year-old, curly-haired blonde <B>Franco Pellizotti (Alessio-Bianchi)</B> will provide solid back-up for his leader, having the ability to do well in both one-day classics and stage races, with two and three wins respectively in each, among them the Giro del Friuli, Stage 4 of the Vuelta al Pais Vasco and Stage 6 of Tirreno-Adriatico in 2002 and most recently, the GP Chiasso semi-classic in February this year.</P><P>In Grand Tours, he has been steadily improving his overall placing, from his 20th placing at the 2001 Vuelta a Espa&ntilde;a to 16th in his first Giro d'Italia the following year, and at last year's Giro, Pelizzotti finished ninth overall at 14.26 behind Simoni. So if Noe' cracks and he has the form, 2004 could be Pellizotti's year - all he needs is a little more power to stay with the best on the toughest mountain stages and limit his losses on the Stage 13 time trial in Trieste.</P><P>At 33 years of age, <B>Wladimir Belli (Lampre)</B> may well be past his prime, but don't discount this rider from a top 10 placing on the general classification at the very least. In his thirteen years on the pro circuit, Belli has excelled in week-long stage races, having finished on the podium three times at the Tour de Suisse, twice at the Tour de Romandie, Tour Méditerranéen and Volta a Portugal, and once at the Vuelta a Murcia, Vuelta al Pais Vasco, Vuelta Valenciana, Dauphiné Libéré, Setmana Catalana, Giro Della Liguria and the Giro del Trentino, the latter which he won way back in 1996.</P><P>With his string of solid stage race performances, great things were expected of Belli at the Giro and the Tour de France, but it seems Belli lacks the consistency required to finish on the podium in the Grand Tours, more often than not having one or two off days interspersed with moments of brilliance. Belli has finished as high as ninth at the Tour (1999) and sixth at Giro (1997), and was on song for his best-ever result at the 2001 Giro before his temper got the better of him on the fourteenth stage, with Belli punching a spectator in the face and being subsequently thrown out of the race while lying third overall. The spectator, from the "Simoni Hooligans" fan club, turned out to be Simoni's nephew - who somewhat surprisingly admitted afterwards he understood why got he got KO'd, and that Belli's disqualification was unjust. Unfortunately, race director Carmine Castellano didn't see it that way.</P><P>For Saunier Duval-Prodir, <B>Juan Carlos Dominguez</B> is probably their best hope for a high finish on the overall classification, though like Belli, Dominguez appears to excel in shorter stage races and crumble come the Tours. A twice winner of the Vuelta a Aragon and Vuelta a Asturias, with stage victories also in the Setmana Catalana, Vuelta Valenciana, Vuelta a Murcia, Bicicleta Vasca and the Ruta del Sol - including numerous podium places in time trials - 32 year-old Dominguez exhibits all the qualities to be a great Grand Tour rider, but for one reason or another, has neve
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    发表于 2004-5-9 15:59 | 只看该作者
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     楼主| 发表于 2004-5-9 16:34 | 只看该作者
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    <>国内对自行车赛的关注实在太少了,钱都喜欢往足球这个无底洞里扔。难怪米卢曰:此地人傻,钱多,速来</P>
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    发表于 2004-5-10 12:03 | 只看该作者
    还有花很多的钱用来转播F1
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