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If you want to know in Olympic race there will be 5 riders/teams for main teams, for all others 4, 3, 2 and 1 for less important teams:
Paesi con cinque corridori:
Belgium: Greg Van Avermaet, Serge Pauwels, Laurens De Plus, Tim Wellens, Philippe Gilbert
Colombia: Pantano, Esteban Chaves, Sergio Henao, Miguel Ángel López, Rigoberto Urán
Germany: Emanuel Buchmann, Simon Geschke, Maximilian Levy, Tony Martin
Great Britain: Geraint Thomas, Chris Froome, Adam Yates, Peter Kennaugh, Ian Stannard
Italy: Vincenzo Nibali, Fabio Aru, Diego Rosa, Damiano Caruso, Alessandro De Marchi
Spain: Alejandro Valverde, Imanol Erviti, Ion Izagirre, Jonathan Castroviejo, Joaquim Rodriguez
Paesi con quattro corridori:
France: Warren Barguil, Julian Alaphilippe, Romain Bardet, Alexis Vuillermoz
Netherlands: Tom Dumoulin, Bauke Mollema, Wout Poels, Steven Kruijswijk
Norway: Sven Erik Bystrøm, Edvald Boasson Hagen, Vegard Stake Laengen, Lars Petter Nordhaug
Poland: Maciej Bodnar, Michal Golas, Michal Kwiatkowski, Rafal Majka
Portugal: André Cardoso, Rui Costa, José Mendes, Nélson Oliveira
Slovenia: Primoz Roglic, Simon Spilak, Matej Mohoric, Jan Polanc
Switzerland: Michael Albasini, Steve Morabito, Sebastien Reichenbach, Fabian Cancellara
Paesi con tre corridori:
Argentina: Daniel Diaz, Maximiliano Richeze, Eduardo Sepúlveda
Australia: Rohan Dennis, Richie Porte, Simon Clarke
Canada: Antoine Duchesne, Hugo Houle, Michael Woods
Czechia: Jan Bárta, Leopold König, Zdeněk Štybar, Petr Vakoč
Denmark: Jakob Fuglsang, Christopher Juul-Jensen, Chris Anker Sørensen
Iran: Ghader Mizbani, Arvin Moazzami, Samad Pourseyedi
Morocco: Anass Aït El Abdia, Soufiane Haddi, Mouhssine Lahsaini
Russia: Ilnur Zakarin, Sergei Chernetckii, Pavel Kochetkov
Ukraine: Andriy Hrivko, Denys Kostyuk, Mark Padun
Paesi con due corridori
Algeria: Abderrahmane Mansouri, Youcef Reguigui
Austria: Stefan Denifl, Georg Preidler
Belarus: Vasil Kiryienka, Kanstantsin Sivtsov
Brazil: Murilo Fischer, Kléber Ramos
Croatia: Kristijan Đurasek, Matija Kvasina
Estonia: Tanel Kangert, Rein Taaramäe
Ireland: Dan Martin, Nicolas Roche
Japan: Yukiya Arashiro, Kohei Uchima
Kazakhstan :Bakhtiyar Kozhatayev, Alexey Lutsenko
Latvia: Toms Skujiņš
Lithuania: Ramūnas Navardauskas, Ignatas Konovalovas
New Zealand: George Bennett
South Africa: Daryl Impey, Louis Meintjes
South Korea: Kim Ok-cheol, Seo Joon-yong
Sweden: (to follow)
Turkey: (to follow)
United States: Brent Bookwalter, Taylor Phinney
Venezuela: Miguel Armando Ubeto, Yonathan Monsalve
Paesi con un corridore
Azerbaijan: Maksym Averin
Bulgaria: Stefan Hristov
Chile: José Luis Rodríguez
Costa Rica: Andrey Amador
Dominican Republic: Diego Milán
Ecuador: Byron Guamá
Eritrea: (to follow)
Ethiopia: Tsgabu Grmay
Greece: Ioannis Tamouridis
Guatemala: Manuel Rodas
Hong Kong: Leung Chun Wing
Luxembourg: Bob Jungels
Mexico: Luis Lemus
Namibia: Dan Craven
Puerto Rico: (to follow)
Romania: Serghei Țvetcov
Rwanda: Adrien Niyonshuti
Serbia: Ivan Stević
Slovakia: Martin Haring
Tunisia: Rafaâ Chtioui
United Arab Emirates: Yousif Mirza

Per approfondire http://www.sportfair.it/2016/07/olimpia ... 9zXDPqF.99

Could be nice do almost the same

There is no Pavé in the Olympic ITT. Maybe you can correct that?

Rasmussen wrote:There is no Pavé in the Olympic ITT. Maybe you can correct that?

There is now.

Rasmussen wrote:There is no Pavé in the Olympic ITT. Maybe you can correct that?

There is cobbles, it is the same Grumari's circuit as the road race

Pokemon Club wrote:

Rasmussen wrote:There is no Pavé in the Olympic ITT. Maybe you can correct that?

There is cobbles, it is the same Grumari's circuit as the road race

No. They using the small asphalted band beside the cobbles.

Let's design Poitou

Rasmussen wrote:

Pokemon Club wrote:

Rasmussen wrote:There is no Pavé in the Olympic ITT. Maybe you can correct that?

There is cobbles, it is the same Grumari's circuit as the road race

No. They using the small asphalted band beside the cobbles.

And where do you see that ?
In all case it doesn't change the fact that leso is off and that only him can modify things in calendar. So we will have the cobbles anyway I think.

I am writing poitou

Which pave in which km? I can Change it

Buhmann wrote:Which pave in which km? I can Change it

For the TT of the Olympics

here is poitou:

stage 1:


stage 2:


stage 3a:


stage 3b:


stage 4:

Yeah poitou !

Nice Kazi , thx !

Buhmann wrote:Which pave in which km? I can Change it

A different thing, would be good if we can choose the nations soon.

IDF wrote:Yeah poitou !

Nice Kazi , thx !

I set my form too so i had to draw it

Can someone add poitou and olympics. A proposal for Olympics:

Teams with 5 riders (best 6 countries in rsf):
- Germany
- Italy
- France
- USA
- Austria
- Belgium

Teams with 4 riders (7-13 in rsf):
- Australia
- Finland
- Switserland
- Canada
- Rumenia
- Portugal
- Russia

Teams with 3 riders (14-22 in rsf):
- Sweden
- Poland
- Japan
- Norway
- Slovenia
- Mexico
- Venezuela
- Great Britain
- Paraguay

Teams with 2 riders (23-40 in rsf):
- Croatia
- Czech Republic
- India
- Hungary
- Danmark
- Spain
- The Netherlands
- Ireland
- Iceland
- Bolivia
- Luxemburg
- Slowakia
- Ecuador
- Argentina
- Brasil
- Ukrain
- Chile
- Kasachstan

Teams with 1 rider (all the other countries)

That makes 161 riders in races so ok. No need to add it but would be nice, but its more important that we could choose a nation.

After which criteria were the amount of riders per nation decided?
It can't be points.
Anyway, with only three nations having 5 riders and four nations with 4 riders, this race will be ridiculous.

Wookie wrote:After which criteria were the amount of riders per nation decided?
It can't be points.
Anyway, with only three nations having 5 riders and four nations with 4 riders, this race will be ridiculous.

+1

auxilium torino wrote:

Wookie wrote:After which criteria were the amount of riders per nation decided?
It can't be points.
Anyway, with only three nations having 5 riders and four nations with 4 riders, this race will be ridiculous.

+1

yep, all with 4 oe 5 looks better

Pokemon Club wrote:

auxilium torino wrote:

Wookie wrote:After which criteria were the amount of riders per nation decided?
It can't be points.
Anyway, with only three nations having 5 riders and four nations with 4 riders, this race will be ridiculous.

+1

yep, all with 4 oe 5 looks better

Too late I guess, the criteria is pretty simple, they just took the real info from the real race and applied them here.
Actually also in the WC, when you have 3 riders and you are challenging against 9 isn't that funny, honestly I think that much more worse it is the fact that the afternoon/morning guys have no race, but anyway...

luques wrote:

Pokemon Club wrote:

auxilium torino wrote:

Wookie wrote:After which criteria were the amount of riders per nation decided?
It can't be points.
Anyway, with only three nations having 5 riders and four nations with 4 riders, this race will be ridiculous.

+1

yep, all with 4 oe 5 looks better

Too late I guess, the criteria is pretty simple, they just took the real info from the real race and applied them here.
Actually also in the WC, when you have 3 riders and you are challenging against 9 isn't that funny, honestly I think that much more worse it is the fact that the afternoon/morning guys have no race, but anyway...

Bah no race because there is no u23 race for Olympics. Maybe not bad to have a female edition too !

We should have had some archery in the morning! Low sprint skill + high flat skill=archery skill!

When will poitou be added?

He was added today !