***Breaking News***
  
  New French division two tour has been added with cobblestones.
  
  Giro di Sicilia, a sprinters tour for division four has been added.
  
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  Big news arrived us from the headquarters of OCM. The organizers of the very first tour on the calender decided that they will organize the Norway Tour again. They wanted a spot in division three and therefor they are suddenly the biggest tour there. Norway Tour will be rewarded the title of “Grand Tour”. Nine stages through Norway, starting in the north traveling south where they will finish in the capital Oslo. Tue Doris, will be a special guest at the start and at the finish of this race. Tue Doris was the first winner of the Norway Tour and he has not collected his jersey yet. Next season it will start. This means that Monte Rosa Tour will move to division five to compete with Fast on Wheels but, that will happen in season twenty-eight.
  
  And VCK Classic received its trophy. Have you won this race or are you just curious, check it out on the page or in your palmares.
  
  World Tour
  
  Division A
   Bruxelles – Liege
  The Belgian race from Bruxelles to Liege was a tough one with the hills of the Ardennes as the deciding factor. In the end it was a one man show from local rider Robert De Meulder who humiliated the other riders and arrived solo in Liege. Well ahed of Germany's Friedbert Ehlers and Spain's Fernando Allende.
  1. Robert De Meulder, DCM
  2.

Friedbert Ehlers, The Killers
  3. Fernando Allende, Dormilon
  
  Division B
   Radomsko – Kruszyna
  Poland greeted several big nations for their Division B race. The race was treated with severe winds that was a major factor and decided who finished where. Byron McVinning was the best and gave Scotland a deserved victory. Samuel Patino finished second for Colombia and Truman Hulsey took third for Canada.
  1. Byron McVining, The Hippies
  2. Samuel Patino, kas75
  3. Truman Hulsey, Squiffinator
  
  Division C
  Auckland – Hamilton
  New Zealand was excited to greet many riders for their division C race. The great weather and day off for the children gave a boost on the spectator numbers. Cheers from many mouths greeted the riders when they passed the numerous villages on their way to Hamilton. Hartley Rich was the best rider with many wins and it was no surprise he was victorious here also. Peurto Rico finished second with Raymon Carlos and Brazil took third with Nicolau Comin.
  1. Hartley Rich, Ocaña
  2. Raymon Carlos, old town racing club
  3. Nicolau Comin,

Comfius
  
  Classics
  
  
   Helsinki GP
  1. Cadman Kantor, Team Tirilla
  2. Baltazar Le?niak, peddelen
  3. Brian Hitchens, Jonas Pro Cycling
  
   Classic Oslo
  1. Karstein Bergli, Joss
  2. Nozawa Arata, depadvinders
  3. Inocentiu Lobont, Britcycles
  
  Top Ten Transfers
  
  1. Saysana Khamsalieng from Seeds2 to BennysBadekar for 210K
  2. Nathan Mulder from Onie to Twente Cycling Team for 183K
  3. Kiefer Douglass from superduke to Wizzyweb for180K
  4. Abel Rebocho from CCFC to Seeds2 for 175K
  5. Serafim Minho from Vitória FC to SprintingKings for 145K
  6. André Vilaverde from Greenride to WalrusPT for 140K
  7. Aiden Dotson from speedyb to California Mist for 135K
  8. Natalio Valderrama from Grant Thornton to nonnies for 111K
  9.Iver Krogh from En trailer med vin to Belmonte Pro Cycling for 100K
  10.Vasco Amaro from CARCYCL to iheb pro team for 90K