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June was a nice month for Team Alkworld with two records. Or can someone beat one of them?
# Race wins in one month: 18
# seperate riders winning a stage in one month: 11

Alkworld wrote:June was a nice month for Team Alkworld with two records. Or can someone beat one of them?
# Race wins in one month: 18
# seperate riders winning a stage in one month: 11

Most wins we all know, but what about if you add the categories for each win? Ape nothing to hope for in his race, except rooting against Joker (so he doesn't beat Fabulous...) did it for all riders with 30+ wins.

No guarantee:

1 L. Quist 133 (59)
2 S. Schneller 131 (43)*
3.J Cordero 129 (57)
4. E.Trueba 108 (54)
5. B. Salas 82 (37)**
6. W.Wollschläger 80 (46)
7. F. Conti 77 (32)
8. A. Cakls 74 (38)
9. E. Van Gaveren 70 (32)
10. G. Cutunio 68 (30)
11. F. Zylstra 65 (30)
12. K. Kaminski 62 (30)
13. J. Joker 60 (32)**
14. K. Kralev 58 (44)
14. B. Anderson 58 (31)
16. J. Bert 56 (38)*
17. T. Whity 36 (30) but 4 group 2 wins, so if we give only half points for that would be 33,5

*=adjusted the categories to modern times, since both Schneller and Bert rode in ancient times where the categories were different.
**= Still active

So:
- Quist is indeed nr 1
- Fucking Schneller! 43 wins "only", but what wins!
- Kralev hates high categories!
- Fabulous beats the Marzahns (that was clear anyway)
- Wollschläger the category 1 champ! 34 wins, so he gets a record too. But was close, Kralev with 33. Mmh, he can be the category 1 chimp!

But your decision to stop at 30 stagewins is idiotic
Look at Terray... 28 wins and over 75 points. And Coulieu approx 90 points!
Ok climbers have kind of an advantage on sprinters... well not really, sprinters can also win several GT stages, and approx. the same amount of classics in rsf.

Ehm... 30 was a nice number and had a lot to do with..... .tiiiiiiiiiiiime. Do I want to go through another 50 riders?

Feel free to add the numbers, for other guys....

thx for the calculation ape, so i have another argument that Joker beats Anderson (and every other franco sprinter )

Schrödinger with 65 (22)
still better than Joker in this statistic

flockmastoR wrote:thx for the calculation ape, so i have another argument that Joker beats Anderson (and every other franco sprinter )

Ever heard of Cordero?

Cordero is no real sprinter, as Conti too, with 54 mountain kind of a hügelheinz too. So Joker is the better sprinter in any case

I guess cat 5 = 5 points? cat 6 = 6 points? etc? So I have... Clausen = 56 pts, Soneau = 31 pts, so still on the way to some high class here!

Another great points collector is Burkhard Zucker: 102 points with 23 wins.

Btw, I guess no one has this record: winning San Sebastian 3 times in a row! 2010 Manuel Clausen, 2011 Tom van Amstel, 2012 Zachary Soneau

May I present: The incredible (H)Alk...world, has now reached 20.000 points in the current ranking! I don't think anyone has reached that so far.

Lizard wrote:May I present: The incredible (H)Alk...world, has now reached 20.000 points in the current ranking! I don't think anyone has reached that so far.

and 300k eternal points

sylvainmeteo wrote:

Lizard wrote:May I present: The incredible (H)Alk...world, has now reached 20.000 points in the current ranking! I don't think anyone has reached that so far.

and 300k eternal points

at least that's not the record so far.

As the GC money and points bug is still around and Don Quijote is not yet sold, my team value went up a little bit again
Cash: 11.822.900
Total team value: 58.485.756

Any of the money riders wants to beat that?

Redistribution!!!

Alkworld wrote:As the GC money and points bug is still around and Don Quijote is not yet sold, my team value went up a little bit again
Cash: 11.822.900
Total team value: 58.485.756

Any of the money riders wants to beat that?

1M less for me ^^
And congrats for Quijote

First team with riders from age 21 to 39 and all in between too in the team! Petit Singe of course! And it's symmetric too! 30, right in the middle, is represented twice, every other age only once.
The record with 19 riders from 21-39 plus one 20 year old.... I'll pass on that one, still free. But who cares, it's 21-39 that counts. Praise the celestial ape!

Emanuel Cortez:

First Rider who won 3 times the National Championship

Look up the superior rider Mau Panapa

Rexona wrote:Emanuel Cortez:

First Rider who won 3 times the National Championship

U need to research better, even Austin did it.

grr so cortez has to stay another NC

Georgios Zalagkitis, the winner of Dwars door Vlaanderen - Grand Prix Harelbeke - Ronde Van Vlaanderen has retired, I don't know if someone did already this triple win

Rastaman wrote:

Rexona wrote:Emanuel Cortez:

First Rider who won 3 times the National Championship

U need to research better, even Austin did it.

pfffff... Amateurs, you're talking about not attended NC's! Chile/Jamaica! Guillaume Prebuisson is the only one who managed 3 times in a decent country (NC wise).