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What happened this week
by Finz, at 20/10-13 - 22:29 GMT


  Written by Michael of English Sprinting Team
  
  First we start this week with some news about the World Tour. The World Tour received four new entrants. We will welcome Austria, Tunisia, Iceland and Colombia.
  
   Austria – Sky Youth Devolpment
   Tunisia – iheb pro team
   Iceland – Ìslenka Cycling
   Colombia – Cloud Atlas
   Faroe Islands – Farao Monks
   Fiji – Jet Black
  
  This week we will give an insight in the talents some teams have hired. whether it is too beneficial for some or not, I will not judge that.
  
  Here we will show off some of the talents from the recently new feature:
  Nairboi City Cycling Club picked up Joachim Kerch whose a potential Hill-All rounder with these potentials:
   Cl: Average
   Dh: Small
   Hl: Very Good
   Sp: Average
   Fr: Small
   Cb: Small
   Tt: Small
   Tq: Good
  
  Manager Joost, of team SprintingKings, picked up
Heraldo Paez, a great 210 Hill Sprinter:
   Cl: Average
   Dh: None
   Hl: Very Good
   Sp: ery Good
   Fr: Small
   Cb: None
   Tt: None
   Tq: Small
  
  Next is a French guy, but we do not know what his name is because he has not been hired yet. But here are his potentials anyway:
   Cl: Good
   Dh: Very Good
   Hl: Good
   Sp: Small
   Fr: None
   Cb: None
   Tt: Average
   Tq: Good
  
  The last talent from the
Talents Round 16 page is a twenty-three year old hill climber. We do not know his name either, but oh well, here are his potentials:
   Cl: Very Good
   Dh: Average
   Hl: Very Good
   Sp: Small
   Fr: None
   Cb: None
   Tt: None
   Tq: Good
  
  Next on the list of things which has happened recently, is the retirement of
Nicolaas Arnolds. He raced for Onie for more than thirteen seasons, getting twenty-six results, and participating in twenty-three tours. Here are his stats:
   Cl: Small (59)
   Dh: None (26)
   Hl: Small (52)
   Sp: Very Good (89)
  

Fr: None (48)
   Cb: None (26)
   Tt: Small (51)
   Tq: Average (63)
  
  He is a true legend of the game.
  
  Now we will take a look at the next generation of cyclists in the game. The next riders are the top five 23 years old or under in the OCM Rankings.
  
  The first one is Rudolf Matejka, a young Slovakian with huge results. He has already participated in the Nederlandse Tour where he won the Youth Classification and got second in the General Classification! He has participated in the Norwich-London Classic and the Helsinki GP Mini Classic, where he finished seventh and third respectively. So, after about three seasons he has won four times and got eleven results in total. If he can keep this up, he could become a sprinting legend. Here are his stats: Total OCM points at the moment: 1380 (forth in the rankings)
   Cl: None (45)
   Dh: None (34)
   Hl: Small (51)
   Sp: Incredible (90)
   Fr: Small (52)
   Cb: None (27)
   Tt: Small (52)
   Tq: Small (55)
  
  Next on the list is
Peter Tuyp. He is a 217 point time trial rider. In total he has got five results, but two of them are really special. He has raced in the World Championship (ITT) twice, and he finished fourth in his first season of racing, and he won the jersey in the second season racing. Out of the five results, he has won three times. He has raced twenty-six times, and got fourteen top nie's. Here are his stats: Total OCM Points at the moment: 790 (forty second in the rankings)
   Cl: None (35)
   Dh: None (27)
   Hl: Average (67)
   Sp: None (32)
   Fr: Good (74)
   Cb: None (27)
   Tt: Incredible (99)
   Tq: None (45)
  
  Number three in our rankings is
Abelardo Giron. He is s a Spanish sprinter, who has raced for his national team four times, and started training at the age of twenty years old. He has got fourteen results in total, already, including six wins. These results have been in division seven all the way through to division 2.1. He hass also participated in two tours, Fast on Wheels and Race of the Minuteman. Here are his stats: Total OCM Points at the moment: 689 (seventy sixth in the rankings)
   Cl: None (36)
   Dh: None (42)
   Hl: Small (58)
   Sp: Incredible (90)
   Fr: Average (65)
   Cb: None (27)
   Tt: None (28)
   Tq: Small (57)
  
  The penultimate rider is
Yrjänä Sistonen. He’s an insane 232 point Time Trial rider. He is currently up for sale in the forum for starting bids of 700k!!! He has raced in four different seasons, meaning he was 20 years old when trained. In his first season of competitive racing, he got this first result at Freeport ITT.

After that, he went on to get fourteen results in the next season, participating in Race of the Minuteman where he finished second in the Sprinting Classification. In the next season he entered in the Volta ao Porto tour and Nederlandse Tour as well. He won the parade at Porto and got a lot of top 9’s as well. Here are his stats: Total OCM Points at the moment: 660 (eighty third in the rankings)
   Cl: None (27)
   Dh: None (25)
   Hl: None (45)
   Sp: Average (62)
   Fr: Good (72)
   Cb: None (25)
   Tt: Good (78)
   Tq: Very Good (82)
  
  And we will finish of this part of the news with Godfried Engelborgh. He iss a Belgium sprinter, a 227 point sprinter to be precise. He has ridden for Belgium ten times, and he has done great. He has got three results for his country, a first, a second and a third. He raced in Nederlandse als he got a second in the Youth Classification. He got second in the Helsinki GP Mini Classic, and fifth in the Mito – Tokyo Classic. He has got fourteen results but only two wins. Here are his stats: Total OCM Points at the moment: 630 (one hundredth in the rankings)
   Cl: None (46)
   Dh: None (30)
   Hl: Small (50)
   Sp: Good (77)
   Fr: Good(72)
   Cb: None (25)
   Tt: Small (50)
   Tq: Good (78)
  
  Finally in this week's news, are the Transfers:
  The top transfer of this week was
Sevastian Torrens, who was bought of the transfer list for 300K. DCM will now race him a lot to get his race shape back up from scratch. Leukefans were the previous owners, who are now inactive.
  
  Next is Welsh tour rider
Wyatt Sahr, who’s twenty six and now rides for VC Botafogo. He was brought from Coventry Corinium Club, after they sold all their riders, for a sum of 260K. He should prove to be a good rider for his new team.
  
  As mentioned in previous articles,
Aaron Bailey was brought by POM Wonderful after he won the Tweedaagse van Antwerpen Tour. Bolt paid a total of 230k to get him from Team Revolutie. Not a bad deal.
  
  Aging Time Trial rider
Elias Van Der Eyde was brought by THE DUTCHIES for a grand total of 187702$. The Belgium used to ride for Team Kernow, but will know look for more results at his new team.
  
  Team Revolutie were involved in the transfer market again. After selling their cobblestone rider they brought
Jamal White for a total of 185k. He used to ride for POM Wonderful, so we can suppose it was a trade.
  
   Thanks for reading, Michael.
  



Comments


SprintingKings at 00:25 21/10-2013
  Nice one!
  Heraldo Paez is already sold by the way. He will be transfered in +/- 20 days.


English Sprinting Team at 06:46 21/10-2013
  Tried to put colours in, but it crashed the site...


NightmareChaos at 10:28 21/10-2013
  2 more nations I hear, will be updated with Fiji and faroer


Team WonderDee at 12:07 21/10-2013
  Great round-up :)


BennysBadekar at 12:50 21/10-2013
  Good job.


Cloud Atlas at 00:32 22/10-2013
  best of luck to my fellow incoming nations!


Sky Youth Devolpment at 05:17 22/10-2013
  Nice work, the first paragraph still needs to be updated though ;)


NightmareChaos at 11:08 22/10-2013
  Is IT? Six new nations.


BennysBadekar at 11:29 22/10-2013
  "The World Tour received four new entrants. We will welcome Austria, Tunisia, Iceland and Colombia."
  
  But who really cares? The message gets through


English Sprinting Team at 12:23 22/10-2013
  Thats getting picky...


ScotterPop at 19:15 22/10-2013
  if people complain, you know they are reading your work