bakelants造句

• Bakelants left at the end of the 2013 season, and joined for the 2014 season.
• Voeckler himself then fell back, while Tiralongo was joined by two riders : Jan Bakelants and Romain Bardet.
• Around this time, Bakelants accelerated from the front of the race again to become sole leader on the road.
• Bakelants was caught prior to reaching the final summit of the stage, who took his second win of the race,
• Bakelants lost contact before the summit, and Hesjedal and Cummings remained clear of the field for the rest of the day.
• Bakelants'bid for victory ended with a lap and a half to go, and was joined by Sicard in that aspect.
• Geschke and Van Avermaet rode together, while Jan Bakelants ( ) and Tom-Jelte Slagter ( ) attacked from the main group.
• The race was won by Jan Bakelants ( ), who attacked in the final and held off the bunch to take a solo victory.
• He lost the lead the next day to Jan Bakelants of, who managed to obtain a one-second lead from a late solo attack.
• The move was quickly shut down but Jan Bakelants of soon counter-attacked and managed to achieve a buffer of around 40 seconds with remaining.
• Bakelants tried a solo move at this point, but this succeeded in only in dropping Lastras, and the other three continued to form a leading trio.
• Bakelants claimed the final most combative rider of the stage award, as he managed to move into sixth place overall thanks to bonus time won on the stage.
• With remaining, Astana's Alexey Lutsenko attacked the escapees, followed by Jan Bakelants ( Ag2r-La Mondiale ); they opened a gap, holding off their former breakaway companions.
• At to go, only Visconti, Lastras, Mathias Frank and Jan Bakelants remained at the front of the race, with a gap of 2'30 " over the group of overall favorites and their remaining teammates.
• After an hour of racing, nine riders & ndash; Jan Bakelants, Francesco Faili, Branislau Samoilau, Luca Mazzanti, Yuriy Krivtsov, Jackson Rodriguez, William Bonnet, Xavier Tond? and Leonardo Duque & ndash; established a gap over the main field.
• An attack formed immediately including the riders Marco Marcato ( Wanty-Groupe Gobert ), Jan Bakelants ( Ag2r-La Mondiale ) and Sergio Henao ( Team Sky ); it failed and they were brought back as ( Wanty-Groupe Gobert and ( Orica-GreenEDGE teams worked together to set up a sprint finish.
• Four riders made a counter-move immediately after that, and managed to gather up a 25-second advantage into the final of the stage .'s Jan Bakelants broke the group up with a solo attack, which sent Maciej Bodnar ( ) back to the peloton, as he could not stay with the group.
• The trio managed to get clear by a similar distance to what the opening breakaway had achieved  around 40 seconds  and for a time, it allowed Bakelants to be the virtual leader of the race, as he trailed race leader Simon Gerrans  Meyer's team-mate  by just 16 seconds on the road.
• The group started to break apart on the climb to Tai Hou Village, while Martin's team-mate Ryder Hesjedal made a solo move from the main field, and soon joined up with the lead group; on the final climb, the group was reduced to a trio as only Hesjedal, rider Jan Bakelants and's Steve Cummings remained.
• The four remaining places on the roster were taken by riders who had not been involved with the merging of the two teams, and joined RadioShack-Nissan-Trek from rival squads; Jan Bakelants joined from the team, Tony Gallopin left to join the team, while Hayden Roulston joined from, which also ceased to exist at the end of the season.