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词条 2010 Tour of Qatar
释义

  1. Teams

  2. Stages

     Stage 1  Stage 2  Stage 3  Stage 4  Stage 5  Stage 6 

  3. Classification leadership

  4. Final standings

      General classification    Points classification    Young riders' classification   Team classification 

  5. References

  6. External links

{{for|the 2010 Ladies edition|2010 Ladies Tour of Qatar}}{{Infobox cycling race report
| name =
| image =
| image_caption =
| date = 7–12 February
| stages = 6
| distance = 704
| unit = km
| time = 15h 55' 17"
| speed = 44.22
| first = Wouter Mol
| first_nat = NED
| first_team = {{ct|VAC|2010}}
| first_color = gold
| second = Geert Steurs
| second_nat = BEL
| second_team = {{ct|TSV|2010}}
| third = Tom Boonen
| third_nat = BEL
| third_team = {{ct|QST|2010}}
| points = Heinrich Haussler
| points_nat = GER
| points_team = {{ct|CTT|2010}}
| points_color = white
| youth = Roger Kluge
| youth_nat = GER
| youth_team = {{ct|MRM|2010}}
| youth_color = blue
| team = {{ct|CTT|2010}}
| previous = 2009
| next = 2011
}}

The 2010 Tour of Qatar was the ninth edition of the Tour of Qatar cycling stage race. It was rated as a 2.1 event on the UCI Asia Tour, and was held from 7 February to 12 February 2010, in Qatar. The race was won by Wouter Mol of {{ct|VAC|2010}}.

Teams

Sixteen teams competed in the 2010 Tour of Qatar. These included ten UCI ProTour teams, five UCI Professional Continental teams, and one Continental team. Each team entered a squad of eight riders, giving the Tour a peloton of 128 riders.

The teams participating in the race were:[1]

{{div col|colwidth=22em}}
  • {{ct|ALM|2010}}
  • {{ct|BMC|2010}}
  • {{ct|CTT|2010}}
  • {{ct|GRM|2010}}
  • {{ct|LIQ|2010}}
  • {{ct|OLO|2010}}
  • {{ct|QST|2010}}
  • {{ct|SAU|2010}}
  • {{ct|THR|2010}}
  • {{ct|KAT|2010}}
  • {{ct|MRM|2010}}
  • {{ct|SAX|2010}}
  • {{ct|SKY|2010}}
  • Trek-Livestrong U23
  • {{ct|TSV|2010}}
  • {{ct|VAC|2010}}
{{div col end}}

The same sixteen teams contested the inaugural Tour of Oman, which began on February 14. The teams' squads were expected to be similar for both events, with the individual time trial which closes out the Tour of Oman providing for the only minor changes.[2]

Stages

Stage 1

7 February 2010 – West Bay Lagoon, {{convert|8.2|km|1|abbr=on}} (
//team time trial">team time trial)

With time trial specialist Bradley Wiggins pulling them most of the way, {{ct|SKY|2010}} won the opening stage team time trial with a time of 9' 41", and an average speed of over {{convert|50|km/h|abbr=on}}, and over {{convert|70|km/h|abbr=on}} on the closing section which featured a pronounced tailwind. Edvald Boasson Hagen was the first member of the team to cross the line, giving him the golden jersey. Defending Tour champion Tom Boonen's {{ct|QST|2010}} team was fifth, putting him 20 seconds off the race lead.[3]

The second place team was {{ct|GRM|2010}}, after the disqualification of {{ct|CTT|2010}}. The TestTeam was penalized a minute due to Heinrich Haussler pushing Gabriel Rasch after taking a turn on the front. The team protested the penalty, denying that the push was meant to gain any competitive advantage, with Haussler saying that it instead was to help Rasch avoid crashing. The penalty was upheld, and pre-race contender Haussler was placed over a minute off the race lead. The team's sporting director considered withdrawing them from the race because of the penalty, but decided against it.[4]

Stage 1 results[5]
TeamTime
1SKY|2010}}9' 41"
2GRM|2010}}+ 8"
3SAX|2010}}+ 13"
4THR|2010}}+ 18"
5QST|2010}}+ 20"
6SAU|2010}}+ 21"
7LIQ|2010}}+ 21"
8BMC|2010}}+ 21"
9VAC|2010}}+ 22"
10MRM|2010}}+ 25"
General Classification after Stage 1
CyclistTeamTime
1Edvald Boasson Hagen|NOR}}SKY|2010}}9′ 41″
2Juan Antonio Flecha|ESP}}SKY|2010}}s.t.
3Bradley Wiggins|GBR}}SKY|2010}}s.t.
4Geraint Thomas|GBR}}SKY|2010}}s.t.
5Lars Petter Nordhaug|NOR}}SKY|2010}}s.t.
6Russell Downing|GBR}}SKY|2010}}+ 2″
7Tyler Farrar|USA}}GRM|2010}}+ 8″
8Martijn Maaskant|NED}}GRM|2010}}s.t.
9Murilo Fischer|BRA}}GRM|2010}}s.t.
10Svein Tuft|CAN}}GRM|2010}}s.t.

Stage 2

8 February 2010 – Camel Race Track to Qatar Foundation, {{convert|147|km|abbr=on}}

Almost straight away, when racing got underway, a group of two, Geert Steurs and Wouter Mol attacked and immediately got a few minutes over the peloton. As the race went on, they increased their advantage to well over 12 minutes.

However the peloton was not content to this breakaway. As a result, a group of favourites, which featured Tom Boonen from {{ct|QST|2010}}, Tyler Farrar from {{ct|GRM|2010}}, {{ct|CTT|2010}}'s fast man Heinrich Haussler were among about fifteen more riders, that were up the front when the split happened and formed a small chasing group. Golden jersey holder Edvald Boasson Hagen missed out on the breakaways and with approximately 40 km to go suffered a punctured tire which put him 11 minutes behind the lead group of riders.

Heading into the final kilometer, the lead group held 2 and a half minute advantage and it was Steurs who won the stage, but with Mol becoming the overall leader.[6]

Stage 2 results
CyclistTeamTime
1Geert Steurs|BEL}}TSV|2010}}3h 31' 00"
2Wouter Mol|NED}}VAC|2010}}s.t.
3Roger Kluge|GER}}MRM|2010}}+ 1' 51"
4Heinrich Haussler|GER}}CTT|2010}}+ 1' 54"
5Philippe Gilbert|BEL}}OLO|2010}}+ 1' 55"
6Roger Hammond|GBR}}CTT|2010}}+ 1' 55"
7Tom Boonen|BEL}}QST|2010}}+ 1' 55"
8Jeremy Hunt|GBR}}CTT|2010}}+ 1' 55"
9Danilo Napolitano|ITA}}KAT|2010}}+ 1' 55"
10Marcus Burghardt|GER}}BMC|2010}}+ 1' 55"
General Classification after Stage 2
CyclistTeamTime
1Wouter Mol|NED}}VAC|2010}}3h 40′ 51″
2Geert Steurs|BEL}}TSV|2010}}+ 9"
3Roger Kluge|GER}}MRM|2010}}+ 2' 02"
4Tom Boonen|BEL}}QST|2010}}+ 2' 05"
5Marcus Burghardt|GER}}BMC|2010}}+ 2' 06"
6Philippe Gilbert|BEL}}OLO|2010}}+ 2' 18″
7Danilo Napolitano|ITA}}KAT|2010}}+ 2' 18″
8Stuart O'Grady|AUS}}SAX|2010}}+ 2' 40"
9Tyler Farrar|USA}}GRM|2010}}+ 2' 41"
10Marco Velo|ITA}}QST|2010}}+ 2' 47"

Stage 3

9 February 2010 – Dukhan to Mesaieed, {{convert|136.5|km|1|abbr=on}}

Tom Boonen won his 16th career stage at the Tour of Qatar. The two-time defending champion began his sprint with {{convert|200|m|abbr=on}} to go from the finish line and with the help of teammate Andreas Stauff and was clocked at going {{convert|72.8|km/h|1|abbr=on}} at the finish line to outsprint {{ct|CTT|2010}}'s Heinrich Haussler.

It was the first time in the Tour of Qatar's history where a stage started from the city of Dukhan in the west of the country. Unlike the previous days, the wind dropped and was favourable for almost the whole course.

Like the previous day, within {{convert|2|km|abbr=on}} a breakaway occurred. The biggest lead they had over the peloton was 55 seconds, and they were caught a mere {{convert|23|km|abbr=on}} from the start.

At the {{convert|60|km|abbr=on}} mark, another group of riders broke away and they managed to get a 2:30 lead on the peloton. At that point, {{ct|CTT|2010}} and {{ct|GRM|2010}} took the role of reeling the breakaway group back in, which they caught at the {{convert|107|km|abbr=on}} mark.[7]

Stage 3 results[8]
CyclistTeamTime
1Tom Boonen|BEL}}QST|2010}}3h 01' 39"
2Heinrich Haussler|GER}}CTT|2010}}s.t.
3Baden Cooke|AUS}}SAX|2010}}s.t.
4Kenny Dehaes|BEL}}OLO|2010}}s.t.
5Daniele Bennati|ITA}}LIQ|2010}}s.t.
6Peter Wrolich|AUT}}MRM|2010}}s.t.
7Taylor Phinney|USA}} Trek Livestrong U23s.t.
8Bobbie Traksel|NED}}VAC|2010}}s.t.
9Tyler Farrar|USA}}GRM|2010}}s.t.
10Philippe Gilbert|BEL}}OLO|2010}}s.t.
General Classification after Stage 3
CyclistTeamTime
1Wouter Mol|NED}}VAC|2010}}6h 42′ 30″
2Geert Steurs|BEL}}TSV|2010}}+ 9"
3Tom Boonen|BEL}}QST|2010}}+ 1' 55"
4Roger Kluge|GER}}MRM|2010}}+ 1' 59"
5Marcus Burghardt|GER}}BMC|2010}}+ 2' 05"
6Danilo Napolitano|ITA}}KAT|2010}}+ 2' 15″
7Philippe Gilbert|BEL}}OLO|2010}}+ 2' 17″
8Stuart O'Grady|AUS}}SAX|2010}}+ 2' 40"
9Tyler Farrar|USA}}GRM|2010}}+ 2' 41"
10Heinrich Haussler|GER}}CTT|2010}}+ 2' 43"

Stage 4

10 February 2010 – The Pearl to
//Al Khor">Al Khor Corniche, {{convert|146.5|km|1|abbr=on}}

It was Italian Francesco Chicchi claiming a final sprint to the line with Heinrich Haussler coming in second, and Juan José Haedo arriving third.

Like the previous stages, breakaways occurred and most were quickly reeled in. Sep Vanmarcke from {{ct|VAC|2010}} made a break from the peloton and was away for much of the stage. At the {{convert|40|km|abbr=on}} to go mark, the gap was just below two minutes as {{ct|VAC|2010}} was contributing the majority of the pace setting preserving the leader’s golden jersey for Wouter Mol. For the next {{convert|15|km|abbr=on}}, the gap hovered around the 1 minute and 45 second mark with the sprinters teams holding back on making a move until later in the stage.

The catch occurred with about {{convert|6|km|abbr=on}} to go, with {{ct|SAX|2010}} doing the pacing. {{ct|THR|2010}} and {{ct|SKY|2010}} moved to the front with {{convert|2|km|abbr=on}} to go. In the final kilometer the peloton was strung out in a long line and the pace was that high that a small split occurred.

With {{convert|400|m|abbr=on}} to go it was Theo Bos leading out the sprint to the line, trying to deliver Haussler first. Haussler had missed Bos' wheel, though, and with their teammate Roger Hammond directing Bos to continue his leadout, Haussler's chance at victory was quickly gone.[9] Chicchi made his winning move peeling out and got into the clear. No one could match his blistering pace and he crossed the line three bike lengths ahead of Haussler in second.[10]

Stage 4 results[11]
CyclistTeamTime
1Francesco Chicchi|ITA}}LIQ|2010}}3h 16' 58"
2Heinrich Haussler|GER}}CTT|2010}}s.t.
3Juan Jose Haedo|ARG}}SAX|2010}}s.t.
4Theo Bos|NED}}CTT|2010}}s.t.
5Kenny Dehaes|BEL}}OLO|2010}}s.t.
6Roger Kluge|GER}}MRM|2010}}s.t.
7Kristof Goddaert|BEL}}ALM|2010}}s.t.
8Taylor Phinney|USA}} Trek Livestrong U23s.t.
9Danilo Napolitano|ITA}}KAT|2010}}s.t.
10Baden Cooke|AUS}}SAX|2010}}s.t.
General Classification after Stage 4
CyclistTeamTime
1Wouter Mol|NED}}VAC|2010}}9h 59′ 28″
2Geert Steurs|BEL}}TSV|2010}}+ 9"
3Tom Boonen|BEL}}QST|2010}}+ 1' 55"
4Roger Kluge|GER}}MRM|2010}}+ 1' 59"
5Marcus Burghardt|GER}}BMC|2010}}+ 2' 05"
6Danilo Napolitano|ITA}}KAT|2010}}+ 2' 15″
7Philippe Gilbert|BEL}}OLO|2010}}+ 2' 17″
8Heinrich Haussler|GER}}CTT|2010}}+ 2' 37"
9Francesco Chicchi|ITA}}LIQ|2010}}+ 2' 38"
10Stuart O'Grady|AUS}}SAX|2010}}+ 2' 40"

Stage 5

11 February 2010 – Lusail to Madinat Al Shamal, {{convert|142|km|abbr=on}}

Stage 5 came down to a sprint and for the second time in the Tour it was Tom Boonen claiming victory at the finish line. It was his 17th career stage win at the Tour of Qatar. While the victory gave him ten bonus seconds, the Belgian speedster still stood almost two minutes behind race leader Wouter Mol at day's end.

Again, a breakaway occurred which consisted of six riders and but they were captured with {{convert|27|km|abbr=on}} to go. A group of notables got away from the main peloton in a counterattack – this group consisted of the overall leader, Mol, the youth leader, Roger Kluge, Fabian Cancellara, and sprinters Boonen, Tyler Farrar, Heinrich Haussler, Juan José Haedo, and Daniele Bennati. The peloton never allowed them to get too far ahead and were eventually reeled in.

The stage victory for Boonen put him within 8 points of Haussler for the points classification silver jersey.[12]

Stage 5 results[13]
CyclistTeamTime
1Tom Boonen|BEL}}QST|2010}}3h 13' 00"
2Danilo Napolitano|ITA}}KAT|2010}}s.t.
3Edvald Boasson Hagen|NOR}}SKY|2010}}s.t.
4Theo Bos|NED}}CTT|2010}}s.t.
5Juan Jose Haedo|ARG}}SAX|2010}}s.t.
6Peter Wrolich|AUS}}MRM|2010}}s.t.
7Francesco Chicchi|ITA}}LIQ|2010}}s.t.
8Heinrich Haussler|GER}}CTT|2010}}s.t.
9Bernhard Eisel|AUS}}THR|2010}}s.t.
10Tyler Farrar|USA}}GRM|2010}}s.t.
General Classification after Stage 5
CyclistTeamTime
1Wouter Mol|NED}}VAC|2010}}13h 12′ 28″
2Geert Steurs|BEL}}TSV|2010}}+ 9"
3Tom Boonen|BEL}}QST|2010}}+ 1' 45"
4Roger Kluge|GER}}MRM|2010}}+ 1' 59"
5Marcus Burghardt|GER}}BMC|2010}}+ 2' 05"
6Danilo Napolitano|ITA}}KAT|2010}}+ 2' 09″
7Philippe Gilbert|BEL}}OLO|2010}}+ 2' 17″
8Heinrich Haussler|GER}}CTT|2010}}+ 2' 37"
9Francesco Chicchi|ITA}}LIQ|2010}}+ 2' 38"
10Stuart O'Grady|AUS}}SAX|2010}}+ 2' 40"

Stage 6

12 February 2010 – Al Wakra to
//Doha">Doha Corniche, {{convert|123.5|km|1|abbr=on}}
Stage 6 results
CyclistTeamTime
1Francesco Chicchi|ITA}}LIQ|2010}}2h 42' 49"
2Tyler Farrar|USA}}GRM|2010}}s.t.
3Juan José Haedo|ARG}}SAX|2010}}s.t.
4Matthew Goss|AUS}}THR|2010}}s.t.
5Jimmy Casper|FRA}}SAU|2010}}s.t.
6Edvald Boasson Hagen|NOR}}SKY|2010}}s.t.
7Tom Boonen|BEL}}QST|2010}}s.t.
8Roger Kluge|GER}}MRM|2010}}s.t.
9Heinrich Haussler|GER}}CTT|2010}}s.t.
10John Murphy|USA}}BMC|2010}}s.t.
Final General Classification
CyclistTeamTime
1Wouter Mol|NED}}VAC|2010}}15h 55′ 17″
2Geert Steurs|BEL}}TSV|2010}}+ 37"
3Tom Boonen|BEL}}QST|2010}}+ 1' 45"
4Roger Kluge|GER}}MRM|2010}}+ 1' 59"
5Marcus Burghardt|GER}}BMC|2010}}+ 2' 05"
6Danilo Napolitano|ITA}}KAT|2010}}+ 2' 09″
7Philippe Gilbert|BEL}}OLO|2010}}+ 2' 17″
8Francesco Chicchi|ITA}}LIQ|2010}}+ 2' 28"
9Heinrich Haussler|GER}}CTT|2010}}+ 2' 37"
10Stuart O'Grady|AUS}}SAX|2010}}+ 2' 40"

Classification leadership

In the 2010 Tour of Qatar, three different jerseys are awarded. For the general classification, calculated by adding each cyclist's finishing times on each stage, and allowing time bonuses for the first three finishers on each stage and in intermediate sprints, the leader receives a golden jersey. This classification is considered the most important of the Tour of Qatar, and the winner is considered the winner of the Tour.

Additionally, there is a points classification, which awards a silver jersey. In the points classification, cyclists get points for finishing in the top three in an intermediate sprint or the top twenty of a stage. The first in an intermediate sprint gets 3 points, second 2, and third a single point. The stage win affords 30 points, second is worth 27 points, 25 for third, 23 for fourth, 21 for fifth, 19 for sixth, 17 for seventh, 15 for eighth, 13 for ninth, 11 for tenth, and one point less per place down the line, to a single point for twentieth.

There is also a youth classification, which awards a blue jersey. This classification is calculated the same as the general classification, but only riders born on or after January 1, 1985, are eligible.

The race also awards a teams classification, which is not represented by a jersey. The teams classification is calculated by adding the times of each team's best three riders per stage per day.

StageWinnerGeneral Classification
Points Classification
Young Rider Classification
Teams Classification
1SKY|2010}}Edvald Boasson Hagen not awardedEdvald Boasson Hagen Team Sky
2 Geert SteursWouter MolGeert SteursRoger KlugeTopsport Vlaanderen-Mercator
3 Tom BoonenHeinrich Haussler
4 Francesco Chicchi
5 Tom Boonen
6 Francesco Chicchi{{ct|CTT|2010}}
FinalWouter MolHeinrich HausslerRoger Kluge{{ct|CTT|2010}}

Final standings

[14]{{columns-start}}

General classification

RiderTeamTime
1{{flagathlete>Wouter Mol|NED}}{{ct>VAC|2010}}15h 55′ 17″
2Geert Steurs|BEL}}TSV|2010}}+ 35"
3Tom Boonen|BEL}}QST|2010}}+ 1' 45"
4Roger Kluge|GER}}MRM|2010}}+ 1' 59"
5Marcus Burghardt|GER}}BMC|2010}}+ 2' 05"
6Danilo Napolitano|ITA}}KAT|2010}}+ 2' 09″
7Philippe Gilbert|BEL}}OLO|2010}}+ 2' 17″
8Francesco Chicchi|ITA}}LIQ|2010}}+ 2' 28"
9Heinrich Haussler|GER}}CTT|2010}}+ 2' 37"
10Stuart O'Grady|AUS}}SAX|2010}}+ 2' 40"
{{column}}

Points classification

RiderTeamPoints
1{{flagathlete>Heinrich Haussler|GER}}{{ct>CTT|2010}}108
2Tom Boonen|BEL}}QST|2010}}104
3Francesco Chicchi|ITA}}LIQ|2010}}82
4Juan Jose Haedo|ARG}}SAX|2010}}80
5Danilo Napolitano|ITA}}KAT|2010}}65
6Roger Kluge|GER}}MRM|2010}}62
7Kenny Dehaes|BEL}}OLO|2010}}52
8Tyler Farrar|USA}}GRM|2010}}51
9Edvald Boasson Hagen|NOR}}SKY|2010}}48
10Theo Bos|NED}}CTT|2009}}46
{{columns-end}}{{columns-start}}

Young riders' classification

RiderTeamPoints
1{{flagathlete>Roger Kluge|GER}}{{ct>MRM|2010}}15h 57' 16"
2Klaas Lodewijck|BEL}}TSV|2010}}+ 1' 01"
3Nikolay Trusov|RUS}}KAT|2010}}+ 1' 57"
4Sep Vanmarcke|BEL}}TSV|2010}}+ 2' 20"
5Martin Reimer|GER}}CTT|2010}}+ 3' 40"
6Steven Van Vooren|BEL}}TSV|2010}}+ 4' 33"
7Martin Kohler|SUI}}BMC|2010}}+ 5' 11"
8Ian Stannard|GBR}}SKY|2010}}+ 5' 39"
9Andreas Stauff|GER}}QST|2010}}+ 5' 55"
10Edvald Boasson Hagen|NOR}}SKY|2010}}+ 7' 30"
{{column}}

Team classification

Pos.TeamTime
1{{ct>CTT|2010}}47h 32′ 51″
2TSV|2010}}+ 17″
3QST|2010}}+ 1′ 26″
4VAC|2010}}+ 1′ 34″
5BMC|2010}}+ 2′ 04″
6KAT|2010}}+ 2′ 15″
7GRM|2010}}+ 4′ 34″
8MRM|2010}}+ 7′ 50″
9OLO|2010}}+ 8′ 52″
10SAX|2010}}+ 9′ 14″
{{columns-end}}

References

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External links

{{official website|http://www.letour.fr/us/homepage_courseTQA.html}}{{Tour of Qatar}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Tour Of Qatar, 2010}}

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