โปรทัวร์ วันเดียวจบ Milan-San Remo 2012 เสาว์ที่ 17 จบไปแล้วมันส์มากๆ แต่มันคาใจแฟนๆ

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Alessandro Petacchi (Lampre - ISD) แป๊ะ แก่แล้ว ไล่เด็กๆไม่ไหว..


Victor Hugo Pena (Colombia - Coldeportes)


Oscar Freire (Katusha) ล้อหน้าเล็กหลังใหญ่ เยอะจริงๆ

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Mark Cavendish (Sky) เจ๊เลือกใช่ล้อ ZIPP 404 FC แต่แกะสติกเกอร์ออก..


Carlos Quintero (Colombia Coldeportes) is treated after crashing and breaking his collarbone ไม่รู้เป็นไงบ้าง น่าสงสาร..


Tom Boonen (Omega Pharma - Quick Step) ทอมก็เลือกใช้ ZIPP 404 FC

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Paxi Vila (Utensilnord Named)



Valerio Agnoli (Liquigas - Cannondale)


Angel Madrazo (Movistar)

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Johnny Hoogerland (Vacansoleil - DCM)


Fabian Cancellara motors toward the finish of Milan-San Remo


Vicenzo Nibali takes a pull

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Paris-Roubaix 2012

น้า Fabian Cancellara แกจะไปไหมหนอ...แต่ว่าทางมันโหดกว่า 2012 Milan-San Remo ใช่ไหมครับ...

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Fabian Cancellara put his TT skills to use at the end of Milan-San Remo


Fabian Cancellara leads Simon Gerrans and Vicenzo Nibali


Vicenzo Nibali (Liquigas Cannondale) at the front

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Vicenzo Nibali and Simon Gerrans


Fabian Cancellara (RadioShack-Nissan) งานนี้นายหล่อได้ใจคนทั้งโลก..


Even help from a teammate wasn't enough for Mark Cavendish (Sky) to make up for getting dropped on a climb in Milan-San Remo เจ๊..ยอมรับสภาพ..ไม่ไหวจริงๆ..

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Simon Gerrans leads Cunego and Sagan


Damiano Cunego and Lars Boom in action


Mark Cavendish (Team Sky) was dropped early on เจ๊..งานนี้ขี่ไม่จบ...

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The 2012 Milan-San Remo field


Fabian Cancellara leads Simon Gerrans and Vicenzo Nibali in the final kilometers

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Fabian Cancellara leads Simon Gerrans


Fabian Cancellara, Simon Gerrans, Vicenzo Nibali


Fabian Cancellara (RadioShack-Nissan)

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Bennati (RadioShack-Nissan)


Alessandro Ballan (BMC Racing Team)


Cancellara looks back to see Gerrans on his wheel

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The three leaders head down the Poggio




Tom Boonen (Omega-Pharma QuickStep) ล้อคาร์บอนของ TOM สวยอะ..

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The early break ยิงหนียกแรก อาตี๋ จากจีน 1 เดียวที่เป็นชาวเอเซียเพื่อนบ้านเรา ติดกลุ่มมาด้วย..


A Colombia - Coldeportes rider


A local club cheers on the passing peloton

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The peloton in Milan - San Remo


ขอขอบคุณทุกท่านที่เข้ามาชม มาเชียร์สด กันอย่างสนุกสนาน วันหลังมีรายการดีๆ แล้วพบกันใหม่นะครับ..

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ส่วน เรื่อง ข่าวนักแข่ง Carlos Quintero ที่เกิดอุบัติเหตุล้ม ก็ไม่ได้เจ็บอะไรมาก " ไหปลาร้าหัก " ครับ..











Colombia Coldeportes' Quintero breaks collarbone

There appeared to be no serious injuries resulting from the various crashes in Saturday's Milan-San Remo. Even the most ominous crash, that of Carlos Quintero of Colombia Coldeportes, turned out to be not nearly as serious as it first appeared.

Quintero crashed on the descent of La Mamie. The crash was not shown on television, but viewers could see the gathered ambulances and emergency workers tending the injured man, laying motionless near a stone wall. He was apparently knocked unconscious, but came to again and spoke with his directeur sportif before being transported to hospital.

After the race, Colombia Coldeportes was happy to announce, “only a broken left collarbone for Quintero. Carlos feels pretty good, and already talked to his family in Colombia.”

Two of BMC Racing's captains crashed during the race, with Philippe Gilbert involved in one near the top of the penultimate climb of the Cipressa. "I was feeling good, but I had bad luck with the crash," he said. "A rider from FDJ-BigMat made a move and he crashed and involved some other riders, including me. That's part of the game.” He was not injured and immediately resumed racing.

His teammate Greg Van Avermaet was not so lucky. He and Alessandro Ballan were chasing the leading trio on the descent of the Poggio when another rider crashed on the final curve, sending the Belgian into another stone wall. "My left side is not feeling too great but I can still move," he said. "I'll get X-rays and hopefully it will be OK.”

Matteo Trentin of Omega Pharma-Quick Step crashed in the sprint finish, within site of the finish line. He had waited for captain Tom Boonen, who was, coincidentally held up by another crash. When his captain didn't appear, “I tried to do my sprint. However, a rider touched my wheel and I crashed. I was really disappointed.”

The team reported that he “has scrapes on his body, including his right elbow and gluteal region following the crash in the final corner. While the injuries do not appear to be serious, the team will closely monitor Trentin's condition in the coming days.”