Written by Finz of NightmareChaos
  
   Giro di Montelbano
  
  In division three there is a new tour in honour of Sandro Montelbano. It is located in the Lecce area around the town of Montelbano. No wonder Matrix team was invited to race Sandro Montelbano here. And with two stage victories he was the one that showed the rest of the teams what it is to be honoured and how to respond to that. Sandro Montelbano was victorious in the first edition of this tour. Luis Sherteel was a surprise winner of the Youth Classification. His unintendent topform payed off.
  
  General Classification
  
  1. Sandro Montelbano, Matrix team
  2. Darcy Rodwell, Telstra
  3. Luis Sherteel, Lots o Huggin Bear
  
  Youth Classification
  
  1. Luis Sherteel, Lots o Huggin Bear
  2. Olivier Bruggen, Oekiewakkie
  3. Umberto Falconio, Conero cycling team
  
  
   Volta ao Porto
  
  As we saw Dean Sinnott win the last stage in Volta ao Porto it was time to print The Breakaway. We could not wait for another week to praise Tomas Belo for winning this edition of the Volta. Biggest surprise was the complete breakdown of Marcus Bøgh, NECFTW in stage seven. This made him drop from the General Classification for good. He could win the Youth Classification with a safe margin but, it was not what he was expecting. And also not worth the money spend on him by NECFTW. The last stage victory gave Dean Sinnott the Sprinters Classification for Seeds2. His first jersey in his empty palmares room.
  
  General Classification
  
  1. Tomas Belo, Die Tour Phantome
  2. Raul Lita, peddelen
  3. Tom Bella, VC Botafogo
  
  Sprint Classification
  
  1. Dean Sinnott, Seeds2
  2. Conrad De Graef, Borstelharen
  3. Knud Ogendahl, Team Wonderdee
  
  Youth Classification
  
  1.

Marcus Bøgh, NECFTW
  2. Mark Koehn, peddelen
  3. Amets Carranco, Dormilon team
  
  World Tour
  
   Velikiye Luki – Gruzdovo
  
  The Russian start in Velikiye Luki gave Division A teams the opportunity to win the first points of the season. The bad streets and cobbled sections always grant the spectators a great race where only the thoughest riders can stand ground. It was Rogerio Echave who took his first WT victory outside Paris. He beat Bjerke Bodilsen and Ferdynand Szymczak.
  
  1. Rogerio Echave, Taxckin
  2. Bjerke Bodilsen, The Legacy
  3. Ferdynand Szymczak, Kremer
  
   Lozuvatka - Kryvyi Rih
  
  Where Russia is the start for division A, Ukraine is it for division B. The best cobble riders were ready with their teams to attack the streets around Lozuvatka and Kryvyi Rih. After a nice race with breakaways and the occasional crashes it was a small group in front. With only ten kilometers to go it was certain the winner was within this group. Being the strongest Guðmar Unnsteinnsson had no problem to counter attack everything and strolled to victory on the last cobbled section. Finlay Gower and Ivo Lida could only watch from behind.
  
  1. Guðmar Unnsteinnsson, Team Revolutie
  2. Finlay Gower, Team Jayco
  3. Ivo Lida, Wheels of Steel
  
  Classics
  
  
  
   Vejle-København
  
  The classic that every sprinters wants to win at least once in his lifetime. A dream came true for Karl Hall as he outsprinted Rico Alday and Hans-Erik Qvist in København. A second victory for Greenride here but a first for Karl Hall. He was extatic when he lifted the bridge over his head an showed the crowed who was the best. American bravoure at its best.
  
  1. Karl Hall, Greenride
  2. Rico Alday, Club Ciclista Riaza
  3.

src="http://www.cyclingsimulator.com/Flag/Denmark.gif"> Hans-Erik Qvist, Pelles Gazelles
  
  
  
   Zürich-Bern-Zürich
  
  With a first and third place it was Team Celeste who was the best of everybody and the rest. Only Ejnar Rosenborg could squeeze himself in between the two Celeste riders. Andre Škerjanc was in great shape and with Jerry Grundin by his side he had the rest of the riders controlled. It was no suprise that Jerry Grundin attacked first and only Ejnar Rosenborg could follow. Andre Škerjanc was right behind Ejnar and jumped over him when the both met Jerry Grundin again. That was the end of an exciting race and Andre Škerjanc secured a first Classic victory for Team Celeste.
  
  1. Andre Škerjanc, Team Celeste
  2. Ejnar Rosenborg, Il Grillo
  3. Jerry Grundin, Team Celeste
  
  
  
   Minsk CBGP
  
  With the Belarussian cobblestreets waiting all riders prepared themselves. The cold weather was an extra disadvantage and it showed in the small groups forming early in the race. It was already certain that there was only one rider to beat. Darian Hadfield had a great run already with a first and second place early in the season. He was the obvious winner of this Classic and was very pleased to extent his form into this important race. With pride he showed his trophy and promised to be even better in Haute - Normandie.
  
  1. Darian Hadfield, 1 2 Cycle
  2. Antip Lantsov, Pink Piyama
  3. Axel Ravn, Pro Cycling Manager
  
  Top Ten Transfers
  
  1. Joppe Marant from Team Crazy Downhillers to Nefal for 500K
  2. Sven Ørsted from Red Star to sprint4live for 405K
  3. Jasper Sófussson from BennysBadekar to Honor et Patria for 375K
  4. Noe Rubio from Nefal to JV pro cycling for 290K
  5. Hal Terell from Nairobi City Cycling Club to old town racing club for 275K
  6. Leopoldo Ferrado from snooman to Opium Fueled for 200K
  7. Stijn Goorts from rooney17 to IGF for 190K
  8. Fre Marchal from Honor et Patria to Ultras Spirit for 185K
  9. Conroy Hedger from Quick step minded to Drapeau Noir for 175K
  10. Nemesi Marchand from sprint4live to BennysBadekar for 165K