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词条 2012 Tour of Belgium
释义

  1. Schedule

  2. Teams

  3. Stages

     Stage 1  Stage 2  Stage 3  Stage 4  Stage 5 

  4. Classification leadership table

  5. Final standings

     General classification  Points classification  Combativity classification  Young rider classification  Team classification 

  6. References

  7. External links

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| name = 2012 Tour of Belgium
| series = 2012 UCI Europe Tour
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| date = 23—27 May
| stages = 5
| distance = 727
| unit = km
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| first_color = red
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| points =
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| points_color = yellow
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The 2012 Tour of Belgium was the 82nd edition of the Tour of Belgium cycling stage race. It took place from 23 May to 27 May 2012 in Belgium. The race is part of the UCI Europe Tour. It began with three relatively short stages, followed by two stages meant to be deciding the tour: an individual time-trial on Saturday and a longer stage through the hills of the Ardennes.

Different comparing to the previous years was that the leader in the race will wore a red jersey (instead of black), whereas the black jersey went to the most combative rider. To decide the combativity, there were three sprints in each stage (except for the time-trial), where in case of a breakaway, the first five riders earned points (10, 8, 6, 4 and 2). Based on the lead the breakaway has on the peloton, these riders received bonus points, going from 1 point for a 30-second lead up to 5 points for a lead of 4 minutes or more. Another change, as introduced during the 2011 Tour de France, was the so-called "supersprint": each stage had one supersprint, where riders earned points that counted for the yellow sprint jersey and bonification seconds for the general classification.

Schedule

StageRouteDistanceDateWinner
1Mechelen to Buggenhout 162 kmWednesday, May 23André Greipel|GER}}
2Lochristi to Knokke-Heist 169.5 kmThursday, May 24André Greipel|GER}}
3Knokke-Heist to Beveren 163 kmFriday, May 25André Greipel|GER}}
4Turnhout to Arendonk 20.5 kmSaturday, May 26Tony Martin|GER}}
5Clavier to Engis 212 kmSunday, May 27Carlos Betancur|COL}}

Teams

Twenty-one teams have been invited to the 2011 Tour of Belgium: 7 teams are from the UCI ProTeams, 7 are UCI Professional Continental Teams and 7 are UCI Continental Teams.

UCI ProTeams
  • {{flagicon|KAZ}} {{ct|AST|2012}}
  • {{flagicon|USA}} {{ct|BMC|2012}}
  • {{flagicon|BEL}} {{ct|LTB|2012}}
  • {{flagicon|BEL}} {{ct|OPQ|2012}}
  • {{flagicon|NED}} {{ct|RAB|2012}}
  • {{flagicon|RUS}} {{ct|KAT|2012}}
  • {{flagicon|NED}} {{ct|VAC|2012}}
UCI Professional Continental Teams
  • {{flagicon|BEL}} {{ct|WGG|2012}}
  • {{flagicon|ITA}} {{ct|ASA|2012}}
  • {{flagicon|NED}} {{ct|PRO|2012b}}
  • {{flagicon|FRA}} {{ct|COF|2012}}
  • {{flagicon|BEL}} {{ct|LAN|2012}}
  • {{flagicon|RUS}} {{ct|RVL|2012}}
  • {{flagicon|BEL}} {{ct|TSV|2012}}
  • {{flagicon|USA}} {{ct|UHC|2012}}
UCI Continental Teams
  • {{flagicon|BEL}} {{ct|SKT|2012}}
  • {{flagicon|BEL}} {{ct|BKP|2012}}
  • {{flagicon|BEL}} Telenet-Fidea
  • {{flagicon|BEL}} Sunweb-Revor
  • {{flagicon|BEL}} {{ct|WBC|2012}}
  • {{flagicon|BEL}} Belgium[1]
1. ^Following a new regulation by the UCI, a sponsor name can not appear on the shirt of more than one team during a race. As such, although being invited, Jong Vlaanderen could not participate as a team due to the presence of {{ct|TSV|2012}}. Therefore, the race directors allowed Jong Vlaanderen to participate as a Belgian selection, where they selected 7 riders and were joined by Moreno De Pauw of the Rock Werchter Cycling Team.
2. ^{{cite news |title= Greipel wins photo-finish sprint |url=http://www.sporza.be/permalink/1.1308183 |publisher=sporza.be |date=2012-05-23|language=nl}}
3. ^{{cite news |title= Greipel scores two out of two in Tour of Belgium |url=http://www.sporza.be/permalink/1.1309151 |publisher=sporza.be |date=2012-05-24|language=nl}}
4. ^{{cite news |title= Greipel sprints to third win in Tour of Belgium|url=http://www.sporza.be/permalink/1.1310121 |publisher=sporza.be |date=2012-05-25|language=nl}}

Stages

Stage 1

23 May 2012 – Mechelen to Buggenhout, {{convert|162|km|mi|abbr=on}}

Early throughout the race, a breakaway of eight riders formed, consisting of Paolo Ciavatta, Leonardo Duque, Simon Geschke, Arnaud Jouffroy, Egidijus Juodvalkis, Philippe Legrand, Michael Schär and Jelle Wallays. With only 17 kilometres to go, Ciavatta, Schär and Wallays sprinted away from the group. They were however not able to stay out of the grasp of the peloton, where mainly {{ct|OPQ|2012}} and {{ct|LTB|2012}} had been chasing hard.

The peloton sprinted for the stage win in Buggenhout, where a photo finish was necessary to decide the winner as three riders crossed the line nearly simultaneously. Although Danilo Napolitano ostensively gestured and seemed sure of the victory, the photo finish clearly showed André Greipel to cross the line first, with Napolitano in second and Kenny van Hummel in third. Due to the bonification seconds, Greipel became the first overall leader. He also took the first yellow jersey as leader in the sprint classification, while Leonardo Duque took the black jersey as most combative.[2]

Stage 1 Result
RiderTeamTime
1André Greipel|GER}}LTB|2012}}{{nowrap|3h 33' 11"}}
2Danilo Napolitano|ITA}}ASA|2012}}s.t.
3Kenny van Hummel|NED}}VAC|2012}}s.t.
4Jacopo Guarnieri|ITA}}AST|2012}}s.t.
5Adam Blythe|GBR}}BMC|2012}}s.t.
6Michael Van Staeyen|BEL}}TSV|2012}}s.t.
7Stefan van Dijk|NED}}WGG|2012}}s.t.
8Baptiste Planckaert|BEL}}LAN|2012}}s.t.
9Robin Stenuit|BEL}}WBC|2012}}s.t.
10Tom Meeusen|BEL}} Telenet-Fideas.t.
General Classification after Stage 1
RiderTeamTime
1André Greipel|GER}}LTB|2012}}{{nowrap|3h 33' 01"}}
2Danilo Napolitano|ITA}}ASA|2012}}+ 4"
3Kenny van Hummel|NED}}VAC|2012}}+ 6"
4Egidijus Juodvalkis|LTU}}LAN|2012}}+ 7"
5Simon Geschke|GER}}PRO|2012b}}+ 8"
6Leonardo Duque|COL}}COF|2012}}+ 9"
7Jacopo Guarnieri|ITA}}AST|2012}}+ 10"
8Adam Blythe|GBR}}BMC|2012}}+ 10"
9Michael Van Staeyen|BEL}}TSV|2012}}+ 10"
10Stefan van Dijk|NED}}WGG|2012}}+ 10"

Stage 2

24 May 2012 – Lochristi to Knokke-Heist, {{convert|169.5|km|mi|abbr=on}}

With still 145 kilometres to go, a group of five pelotonriders broke away from the peloton, achieving a lead of up to five minutes over the main bunch. The five riders were Pim Ligthart, Mark McNally, Aleksejs Saramotins, Ramon Sinkeldam and Jay Thomson. Again {{ct|OPQ|2012}} and {{ct|LTB|2012}} were chasing the group, but were unable to bring te gap down below three minutes with 20 kilometres to go. It was only when {{ct|BMC|2012}} stepped up to help, the gap reduced further.

In the lead group, Sinkeldam sped away from the others and while the others were caught, he managed to stay out of the grasp of the peloton up to two kilometres of the finish line. For the second day in a row, the peloton sprinted for the stage win, with André Greipel and Danilo Napolitano again finishing first and second. Jacopo Guarnieri was the third man on the podium and due to the bonification seconds he became the new leader in the youth classification. Because of his win, Greipel strengthened his lead in both the general classification and the sprint classification. Leonardo Duque was still leading the combativity classification.[3]

Stage 2 Result
RiderTeamTime
1André Greipel|GER}}LTB|2012}}{{nowrap|3h 46' 13"}}
2Danilo Napolitano|ITA}}ASA|2012}}s.t.
3Jacopo Guarnieri|ITA}}AST|2012}}s.t.
4Adrien Petit|FRA}}COF|2012}}s.t.
5Kenny van Hummel|NED}}VAC|2012}}s.t.
6Michael Van Staeyen|BEL}}TSV|2012}}s.t.
7Timothy Dupont|BEL}} Belgiums.t.
8Bert De Backer|BEL}}PRO|2012b}}s.t.
9Alexei Tsatevich|RUS}}KAT|2012}}s.t.
10Sven Vanthourenhout|BEL}}LAN|2012}}s.t.
General Classification after Stage 2
RiderTeamTime
1André Greipel|GER}}LTB|2012}}{{nowrap|7h 19' 04"}}
2Danilo Napolitano|ITA}}ASA|2012}}+ 8"
3Jacopo Guarnieri|ITA}}AST|2012}}+ 16"
4Kenny van Hummel|NED}}VAC|2012}}+ 16"
5Pim Ligthart|NED}}VCD|2012}}+ 17"
6Egidijus Juodvalkis|LTU}}LAN|2012}}+ 17"
7Simon Geschke|GER}}PRO|2012b}}+ 18"
8Mark McNally|GBR}}SKT|2012}}+ 18"
9Leonardo Duque|COL}}COF|2012}}+ 19"
10Ramon Sinkeldam|NED}}PRO|2012b}}+ 19"

Stage 3

25 May 2012 – Knokke-Heist to Beveren, {{convert|163|km|mi|abbr=on}}Maxim Belkov, Tijmen Eising, Alessandro Donati, Pieter Vanspeybrouck en Coen Vermeltfoort were the attackers of the day. Belkov held out the longest, being caught only 8 kilometres from the finish line, before the third peloton sprint in three days was a fact. André Greipel and Danilo Napolitano again took the top two places. The jerseys did not change hands, except for the white jersey, which went to Adam Blythe.[4]
Stage 3 Result
RiderTeamTime
1André Greipel|GER}}LTB|2012}}{{nowrap|4h 03' 34"}}
2Danilo Napolitano|ITA}}ASA|2012}}s.t.
3Adam Blythe|GBR}}BMC|2012}}s.t.
4Kenny van Hummel|NED}}VAC|2012}}s.t.
5Andrew Fenn|GBR}}OPQ|2012}}s.t.
6Tom Van Asbroeck|BEL}}TSV|2012}}s.t.
7Bert De Backer|BEL}}PRO|2012b}}s.t.
8Lars Boom|NED}}RAB|2012}}s.t.
9Alexei Tsatevich|RUS}}KAT|2012}}s.t.
10Borut Božič|SLO}}AST|2012}}s.t.
General Classification after Stage 3
RiderTeamTime
1André Greipel|GER}}LTB|2012}}{{nowrap|11h 22' 28"}}
2Danilo Napolitano|ITA}}ASA|2012}}+ 12"
3Kenny van Hummel|NED}}VAC|2012}}+ 26"
4Adam Blythe|GBR}}BMC|2012}}+ 26"
5Jacopo Guarnieri|ITA}}AST|2012}}+ 26"
6Pim Ligthart|NED}}VCD|2012}}+ 27"
7Egidijus Juodvalkis|LTU}}LAN|2012}}+ 27"
8Maxim Belkov|RUS}}KAT|2012}}+ 27"
9Lars Boom|NED}}RAB|2012}}+ 28"
10Mark McNally|GBR}}SKT|2012}}+ 28"

Stage 4

26 May 2012 – Turnhout to Arendonk, {{convert|20.5|km|mi|abbr=on}}
Stage 4 Result
RiderTeamTime
1Tony Martin|GER}}OPQ|2012}}{{nowrap|24' 04"}}
2Lieuwe Westra|NED}}VCD|2012}}+ 46"
3Niki Terpstra|NED}}OPQ|2012}}+ 52"
4Carlos Barredo|ESP}}RAB|2012}}+ 1' 00"
5Alexander Serov|RUS}}RVL|2012}}+ 1' 05"
6Lars Boom|NED}}RAB|2012}}+ 1' 11"
7Andriy Hryvko|UKR}}AST|2012}}+ 1' 15"
8Tobias Ludvigsson|SWE}}PRO|2012b}}+ 1' 19"
9Sergey Firsanov|RUS}}RVL|2012}}+ 1' 21"
10Guillaume Van Keirsbulck|BEL}}OPQ|2012}}+ 1' 23"
General Classification after Stage 4
RiderTeamTime
1Tony Martin|GER}}OPQ|2012}}{{nowrap|11h 47' 02"}}
2Lieuwe Westra|NED}}VCD|2012}}+ 46"
3Niki Terpstra|NED}}OPQ|2012}}+ 52"
4Carlos Barredo|ESP}}RAB|2012}}+ 1' 00"
5Alexander Serov|RUS}}RVL|2012}}+ 1' 05"
6Lars Boom|NED}}RAB|2012}}+ 1' 09"
7Andriy Hryvko|UKR}}AST|2012}}+ 1' 15"
8Tobias Ludvigsson|SWE}}PRO|2012b}}+ 1' 19"
9Sergey Firsanov|RUS}}RVL|2012}}+ 1' 21"
10Guillaume Van Keirsbulck|BEL}}OPQ|2012}}+ 1' 23"

Stage 5

27 May 2012 – Clavier to Engis, {{convert|212|km|mi|abbr=on}}
Stage 5 Result
RiderTeamTime
1Carlos Betancur|COL}}ASA|2012}}{{nowrap|5h 04' 18"}}
2Kevin Pauwels|BEL}} Sunweb-Revor+ 2"
3Sergey Firsanov|RUS}}RVL|2012}}+ 2"
4Philippe Gilbert|BEL}}BMC|2012}}+ 5"
5Lieuwe Westra|NED}}VCD|2012}}+ 5"
6Bert De Waele|BEL}}LAN|2012}}+ 8"
7Tony Martin|GER}}OPQ|2012}}+ 8"
8Dmitry Kozonchuk|RUS}}RVL|2012}}+ 8"
9Alexandr Kolobnev|RUS}}KAT|2012}}+ 11"
10Carlos Barredo|ESP}}RAB|2012}}+ 13"
Final General Classification
RiderTeamTime
1Tony Martin|GER}}OPQ|2012}}{{nowrap|16h 51' 28"}}
2Lieuwe Westra|NED}}VCD|2012}}+ 43"
3Carlos Barredo|ESP}}RAB|2012}}+ 1' 02"
4Sergey Firsanov|RUS}}RVL|2012}}+ 1' 11"
5Andriy Hryvko|UKR}}AST|2012}}+ 1' 26"
6Francesco Reda|ITA}}ASA|2012}}+ 1' 38"
7Philippe Gilbert|BEL}}BMC|2012}}+ 1' 45"
8Simon Špilak|SLO}}KAT|2012}}+ 1' 47"
9Manuel Quinziato|ITA}}BMC|2012}}+ 1' 50"
10Maarten Wynants|BEL}}RAB|2012}}+ 1' 58"

Classification leadership table

StageWinnerGeneral classification

Algemeen klassement
Points classification

Puntenklassement
Combativity Classification

Prijs van de strijdlust
Young Rider classification

Jongerenklassement
Team classification
Ploegenklassement
1 André GreipelAndré GreipelAndré GreipelLeonardo DuqueEgidijus Juodvalkis{{ct|LAN|2012}}
2 André GreipelJacopo Guarnieri
3 André GreipelAdam Blythe
4 Tony MartinTony MartinTobias LudvigssonOPQ|2012}}
5 Carlos BetancurPieter SerryRVL|2012}}
FinalTony MartinAndré GreipelLeonardo DuquePieter Serry{{ct|RVL|2012

Final standings

{{columns-start}}

General classification

RiderTeamTime
1Tony Martin|GER}}OPQ|2012}}{{nowrap|16h 51' 28"}}
2Lieuwe Westra|NED}}VCD|2012}}+ 43"
3Carlos Barredo|ESP}}RAB|2012}}+ 1' 02"
4Sergey Firsanov|RUS}}RVL|2012}}+ 1' 11"
5Andriy Hryvko|UKR}}AST|2012}}+ 1' 26"
6Francesco Reda|ITA}}ASA|2012}}+ 1' 38"
7Philippe Gilbert|BEL}}BMC|2012}}+ 1' 45"
8Simon Špilak|SLO}}KAT|2012}}+ 1' 47"
9Manuel Quinziato|ITA}}BMC|2012}}+ 1' 50"
10Maarten Wynants|BEL}}RAB|2012}}+ 1' 58"
{{column}}

Points classification

RiderTeamPoints
1André Greipel|GER}}LTB|2012}}90
2Danilo Napolitano|ITA}}ASA|2012}}75
3Kenny van Hummel|NED}}VAC|2012}}58
4Carlos Barredo|ESP}}RAB|2012}}53
5Tony Martin|GER}}OPQ|2012}}43
6Lieuwe Westra|NED}}VCD|2012}}42
7Lars Boom|NED}}RAB|2012}}42
8Adam Blythe|GBR}}BMC|2012}}39
9Sergey Firsanov|RUS}}RVL|2012}}33
10Carlos Betancur|COL}}ASA|2012}}30
{{columns-end}}{{columns-start}}

Combativity classification

RiderTeamPoints
1Leonardo Duque|COL}}COF|2012}}87
2Michael Schär|SUI}}BMC|2012}}43
3Ramon Sinkeldam|NED}}PRO|2012b}}35
4Alessandro Donati|ITA}}ASA|2012}}26
5Pim Ligthart|NED}}VCD|2012}}21
6Jay Thomson|RSA}}UHC|2012}}19
7Aleksejs Saramotins|LAT}}COF|2012}}19
8Coen Vermeltfoort|NED}}RAB|2012}}18
9Maxim Belkov|RUS}}KAT|2012}}16
10Paolo Ciavatta|ITA}}ASA|2012}}14
{{column}}

Young rider classification

RiderTeamTime
1Pieter Serry|BEL}}TSV|2012}}{{nowrap|16h 54' 08"}}
2Romain Zingle|BEL}}COF|2012}}+ 26"
3Petr Ignatenko|RUS}}KAT|2012}}+ 40"
4Tobias Ludvigsson|SWE}}PRO|2012b}}+ 1' 00"
5Egidijus Juodvalkis|LTU}}LAN|2012}}+ 1' 01"
6Carlos Betancur|COL}}ASA|2012}}+ 1' 39"
7Laurens De Vreese|BEL}}TSV|2012}}+ 3' 33"
8Pim Ligthart|NED}}VCD|2012}}+ 10' 15"
9Lubomir Petrus|CZE}}BKP|2012}}+ 11' 12"
10Matteo Trentin|ITA}}OPQ|2012}}+ 11' 25"
{{columns-end}}

Team classification

TeamPoints
1RUS}} {{ct|RVL|2012}}{{nowrap|50h 39' 05"}}
2RUS}} {{ct|KAT|2012}}+ 1' 06"
3USA}} {{ct|BMC|2012}}+ 2' 17"
4NED}} {{ct|VCD|2012}}+ 3' 45"
5BEL}} {{ct|LAN|2012}}+ 4' 35"
6KAZ}} {{ct|AST|2012}}+ 9' 47"
7NED}} {{ct|RAB|2012}}+ 11' 27"
8ITA}} {{ct|ASA|2012}}+ 12' 23"
9BEL}} {{ct|TSV|2012}}+ 12' 54"
10FRA}} {{ct|COF|2012}}+ 15' 37"

References

{{reflist}}

External links

  • Race website
{{Tour of Belgium}}{{DEFAULTSORT:2012 Tour of Belgium}}

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