Written by Fujimoto Masaaki
  
   Essex Tour
  
  With terrible weather the riders started in Colchester for the Essexy Tour.
  The three stages through Essex promised an exciting race. Stage one ended in Saffron Waldon and it was Joshua Lombard, NECFTW who took the victory.
  He could not enjoy long of his leaders jersey. In stage two, the race would be decided. Andeby won stage two with Johan Skogstad.
  The tour ended in Chelmsford with a victory of Franz Adler, VO2maXXers. Nobodies claimed the victory with Jedrzej Doma?ski in both the General Classification as the Youth Classification.
  
  General Classification
  
  1. J?drzej Doma?ski, Nobodies
  2. Ely Henault, English Sprinting Team
  3. Geir Holter, Avataria
  
  Youth Classification
  
  1. Jedrzej Doma?ski, Nobodies
  2. Geir Holter, Avataria
  3. Nikolai Johannesen, Matrix team
  
   Race of the Minutemen
  
  The American tour Race of the Minutemen is the big one in division four and this season it would be filled with action as always.
  Stage one was won by Vedran Jankovic, Team Maxy. He was fastest of them all. Abs stars was favourite in stage two and he succeded and won it with Fidel Viana.
  The mountains around Littleton mold the standing into something defenitive and Twente Cycling Team rider Jeremy Dooley was the first to pass the finish.
  Jeremy Dooley extended his lead by winning stage four to Mount Jefferson too and made it three with a victory on Mount Washington.
  Vitória FC won the last stage with Godfried Engelborgh but it was Twente Cycling Team who took his third Race of the Minutemen victory.
  
  General Classification
  
  1.

Jeremy Dooley, Twente Cycling Team
  2. Joey Gerfen, Starmans
  3. Gerwin Lute, Byttingvik
  
  Sprinting Classification
  
  1. Fidel Viana, Abs stars
  2. Fidelio Expositi, BCTeam
  3. Godfried Engelborgh, Vitória FC
  
  Youth Classification
  
  1. Jeremy Dooley, Twente Cycling Team
  2. Arend Leenpoels, Boys San
  3. Irwan Fadzli Razif, GQP 76rs
  
   Antwerpen - Huy
  
  The last cobble classic in Top division is the Belgian race from Antwerpen to Huy and passes the infamous cobbled streets of Flanders.
  With strong winds it was a great race were man had to battle his fellow men and nature itself. Arriving in Huy it was the famous Mur that awaited them for a final blow.
  From under the mud we could see a happy Vuong Duc The as he realized he had won the biggest trophy in his carreer. He beat Manu Untereiner, Opium Fueled and Rodolfo Gomez, ekaitz team.
  
  1. Vuong Dúc The, Pelles Gazelles
  2. Manu Untereiner, Opium Fueled
  3. Rodolfo Gomez, ekaitz team
  
   Lappi Sea GP
  
  The roads around Lappi Sea invited the great hill riders of division two for another great spectacle.
  Under the Nordic light it was a breathtaking sight to see the peloton ride under a blanket of green, blue and red. The riders had no eye for all this beauty as they had to focus on the hills to come.
  In the end the peloton was no more and small groups of riders moved to

the countryside. Van Melton, Super Velo was the strongest of the first group and took a great victory.
  He beat Otto Skoglund, CCFC and Fredeick Longosiwa, Nairobi City Cycling Club.
  
  1. Van Melton, Super Velo
  2. Otto Skoglund, CCFC
  3. Frederick Longosiwa, Nairobi City Cycling Club
  
   Grasse - Toulon
  
  From Finland to France and division two had their second hill/sprint classic of the week. Most of the riders that raced in Finland moved to France.
  And not only the weather was better. It was warmer and more cyclefriendly as the French woke up from the early spring sun. Through the fields from Grasse to Toulon the riders kept the pace high.
  It was in the streets of Toulon that Cao Huixiong broke free from Frederick Longosiwa and claimed victory.
  
  1. Cao Huixiong, BrokenChain
  2. Frederick Longosiwa, Nairobi City Cycling Club
  3. Hafsteinn Sveinlaugursson, Team EksilFG
  
   Uttendorf - Matrei in Osttirol
  
  The Austrian mountains in Osttirol were the scenery of the divison seven race. The climbers from that division all wanted to win the cow statue. Any trophy is important, even a cow trophy.
  From Uttendorf they passed a few mountain peaks before they had to climb the biggest of them all. The Grossglockner is the peak with the finishline and one by one the climber cracked.
  In the end it was Loló Sita who was alone at last and he had to battle the last few kilometers all by himself. A great battle, man versus mountain. Man was victorious in the end.
  
  1. Loló Sita, Nikoline
  2. Michal Urbanowski, Motor Motol
  3. Jimmy Weepu, Willunga Hill