Andy Fenn Takes Two in the Madison with Six-Day legend Franco Marvulli

The Le Col team of Franco Marvulli, Andy Fenn and Jon Mould took victory in the highly anticipated three-man Madison at Revolution 30 on Sunday 21st November 2010.

Six-day veteran Marvulli produced a brilliant final sprint to give him and his young teammates a hard fought win in the 80 lap event. Close behind were the Max Gear Racing team of Adam Yates, Simon Yates and Leif Lampater, who had been ahead for much of the race, but finished two points behind. The three-man Madison has been a common occurrence during the hugely popular six-day events, but it is the first time it’s happened at the Revolution.

Elite Men's Time-trial Results

1 Fabian Cancellara (Switzerland) 0:58:09  

2 David Millar (Great Britain) 0:01:02  

3 Tony Martin (Germany) 0:01:12  

4 Richie Porte (Australia) 0:01:19  

5 Michael Rogers (Australia) 0:02:25  

6 Koos Moerenhout (Netherlands) 0:02:40  

7 Luis Leon Sanchez Gil (Spain) 0:02:44  

8 David Zabriskie (United States Of America) 0:02:51  

9 Maciej Bodnar (Poland) 0:03:00  

10 Gustav Larsson (Sweden) 0:03:01  

11 Bert Grabsch (Germany) 0:03:06  

12 Ignatas Konovalovas (Lithuania) 0:03:07  

13 Vladimir Gusev (Russian Federation) 0:03:27  

14 Carlos Oyarzun (Chile) 0:03:30  

15 Nicolas Vogondy (France) 0:03:39  

16 Andriy Grivko (Ukraine) 0:03:40  

17 José Ivan Gutierrez Palacios (Spain) 0:03:42  

18 Alex Rasmussen (Denmark) 0:03:45  

19 Sylvain Chavanel (France) 0:04:00  

20 Janez Brajkovic (Slovenia) 0:04:04  

Elite Men's Time-trial Start list 2010

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13:00:00 WEEKES James SKN
13:02:00 ZEITS Andrey KAZ
13:04:00 MCCAULEY Gordon NZL
13:06:00 MARYCZ Jaroslaw POL
13:08:00 VELITS Martin SVK
13:10:00 THOMSON Jay Robert RSA
13:12:00 KANGERT Tanel EST
13:14:00 HASANOVIC Esad SRB
13:16:00 GUTIERREZ PALACIOS José Ivan ESP
13:18:00 SERPA PEREZ Jose Rodolfo COL
13:20:00 MORKOV Michael DEN

Elite Men's and Women's World Championship Time-Trial - Preview

There are only two more days until the curtain comes up on the 2010 World Road Cycling Championships in Melbourne, Australia.

First up will be the Time-Trial where the women will compete along the same route as the men. Favourites for the title will be the multiple world champions Fabian Cancellara and Kristin Armstrong.

The course is a nice combination of undulating roads and steep climbs around the coastal area of Geelong. It won’t just be the point a squirt type route we saw in the Vuelta a Espana the riders will have to be much more tactical about their approach. The women will only get one shot with a lap of the course where the men will be completing two laps.