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May 22, 2008

Aussies rule in Japan

Well, that’s true in a sense.

Exhibit A: South Australia.com-AIS’s Zakkari Dempster took his first international victory after taking the first stage of the 12th Tour of Japan. The 20 year old Australian took the bunch sprint ahead of Japan’s Taiji Nishitani (Aisan Racing Team) and German Benjamin Stauder (Stegcomputer-CKT-Cogeas). “This is fantastic and I’m very happy!” Dempster said at the press conference following the stage. He also got the green leader jersey and the blue point jersey.

Exhibit B: South Australia.com-AIS’s Wesley Sulzberger took stage 2 of the Tour of Japan, ahead of team-mate Cameron Meyer in Nara. The 21 year old Australian jumped away from the breakaway with Meyer and Kazuo Inoue (Nippo-Endeka) in the final lap before leaving the local rider behind to take both first and second in the stage and the overall. Sulzberger took over the overall lead from team-mate Zakkari Dempster, who won stage one in a sprint.

Exhibit C: Simon Clarke (SouthAustralia.com-AIS) takes his team’s third victory at the Tour of Japan.

There’s an ITT to come, which whilst short at 11km will shake things up on GC. And then 2 stages, the first a short road stage, the 2nd a circuit race. The ITT may be decisive.

Filed under Cameron Meyer, Clarke, Sulzberger, Tour of Japan by Rob.

Well, that’s true in a sense.

Exhibit A: South Australia.com-AIS’s Zakkari Dempster took his first international victory after taking the first stage of the 12th Tour of Japan. The 20 year old Australian took the bunch sprint ahead of Japan’s Taiji Nishitani (Aisan Racing Team) and German Benjamin Stauder (Stegcomputer-CKT-Cogeas). “This is fantastic and I’m very happy!” Dempster said at the press conference following the stage. He also got the green leader jersey and the blue point jersey.

Exhibit B: South Australia.com-AIS’s Wesley Sulzberger took stage 2 of the Tour of Japan, ahead of team-mate Cameron Meyer in Nara. The 21 year old Australian jumped away from the breakaway with Meyer and Kazuo Inoue (Nippo-Endeka) in the final lap before leaving the local rider behind to take both first and second in the stage and the overall. Sulzberger took over the overall lead from team-mate Zakkari Dempster, who won stage one in a sprint.

Exhibit C: Simon Clarke (SouthAustralia.com-AIS) takes his team’s third victory at the Tour of Japan.

There’s an ITT to come, which whilst short at 11km will shake things up on GC. And then 2 stages, the first a short road stage, the 2nd a circuit race. The ITT may be decisive.

Filed under Cameron Meyer, Clarke, Sulzberger, Tour of Japan by Rob.

In what can only be described as a tactical team victory – OK, you could also say it was a personal, individual win – Wesley Sulzberger (Aus) Australian National Team 3.54.54 (37.65 km/h) outsprinted GC leader Vitaly Buts after a monumental day of attacking in stage 3 of the Giro delle Regioni. The Aussies softened ‘em up with a leg-breaking mountain attack by Travis Meyer, followed by the counter. Each move included an Aussie and effectively launched Wes to the win. Yes, yes, he still had to sprint.

Filed under Giro delle Regioni, Sulzberger by Rob.

In what can only be described as a tactical team victory – OK, you could also say it was a personal, individual win – Wesley Sulzberger (Aus) Australian National Team 3.54.54 (37.65 km/h) outsprinted GC leader Vitaly Buts after a monumental day of attacking in stage 3 of the Giro delle Regioni. The Aussies softened ‘em up with a leg-breaking mountain attack by Travis Meyer, followed by the counter. Each move included an Aussie and effectively launched Wes to the win. Yes, yes, he still had to sprint.

Filed under Giro delle Regioni, Sulzberger by Rob.

From CN:Peter Velits of Slovakia powered to the head of the sprint to become Under 23 World Champion. The 22 year-old successfully capped off the 171.9-kilometre day that was marked by numerous escapes. Two bike lengths back at the finish were Australian Wesley Sulzberger in second and Brit Jonathan Bellis in third.

Hey, it’s the World’s. You can’t complain about 2nd, Wes, surely?

Filed under Sulzberger, U23, world champs by Rob.

From CN:Peter Velits of Slovakia powered to the head of the sprint to become Under 23 World Champion. The 22 year-old successfully capped off the 171.9-kilometre day that was marked by numerous escapes. Two bike lengths back at the finish were Australian Wesley Sulzberger in second and Brit Jonathan Bellis in third.

Hey, it’s the World’s. You can’t complain about 2nd, Wes, surely?

Filed under Sulzberger, U23, world champs by Rob.

Good result for Tasmanian Wes Sulzberger against a class field. More here from Cyclingresults.net.

Filed under Sulzberger, Tour of Ireland by Rob.

Good result for Tasmanian Wes Sulzberger against a class field. More here from Cyclingresults.net.

Filed under Sulzberger, Tour of Ireland by Rob.

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