Pop Quiz

[dumbod]

I'm helping my sister-in-law research an article and I can use your help. How many of you know who is currently the highest ranked rider on the world tour. I don't actually need his name (I can use the Internet too :) ). I just need to know if you are aware of who he is the way that a tennis fan knows that Raphael Nadal is the number one player.

All I need is a simple yes, no or "I didn't even know there were rankings.

Thanks.

[tuscanyswe]

I dont know. Then again i dont follow cycling the way i follow fotball or a few other sports.

[Joachim]

A simple yes. A ranking is only a ranking if Eddy is #1 on said ranking.

[AngryScientist]

yes

[Germany_chris]

No

[Bob Ross]

I just need to know if you are aware of who he is the way that a tennis fan knows that Raphael Nadal is the number one player.

All I need is a simple yes, no or "I didn't even know there were rankings.

y'know, I probably did know there were rankings in cycling...but no, I have no idea who #1 is.

I'm not sure I knew Nadal is the #1 player in tennis, but then again I'm not a tennis fan.

I definitely don't know whether or not there are rankings in the sports that I do consider myself a fan of. Who's the #1 ranked basketball player in the NBA? No freakin' idea. [edit: well, I suppose up until a month ago it might've been Lebron James...maybe?]

Who's ranking these folks anyway?

[1happygirl]

NO, but I think it's done on points? We also don't have the access to the exposure to Euro cycling in the US that people close to the action do (albeit no excuses).

[Scott Shire]

Yes.




Oh, and drugs.*


*(that subject simply needed to be broached, right? ;) )

[drewski]

No.

[Ahneida Ride]

No ... (I think I know .... not sure)

[jlyon]

I watch all the races that are televised but I have no clue.

[jr59]

You mean it's not LA?

no clue, nor do I want a clue!

[kinofaucet]

Yes

[Vientomas]

Yep.

[thegunner]

yessir

[tele]

Nope

[torquer]

No.
I do recall occasionally seeing stories in VeloNews with headlines like "___ moves up in rankings," but I can't retain such trivia.
Same with team rankings: Garmin's on top one week, HTC was on top (and howcome they can't get a new sponsor?), somehow, this ain't like baseball, where statistics really mean something.

[tuxbailey]

Nope.


What is the World Tour?

[avalonracing]

I don't know.
I thought it was me but I was recently told that it is not.

[thwart]

I was absent from class yesterday... does that get me off the hook? :rolleyes:

Seriously, I'm not sure who's leading in points right now.

[Karin Kirk]

no.

From time to time I know who's ranked first, but most of the time I don't.

[merlincustom1]

Yes.

[jamesutiopia]

Nope

[Idris Icabod]

I just googled who I thought it was and I was correct, so I guess I do know. I'm sure it will all change come Tour time.

[dekindy]

No to all questions.

[oliver1850]

no, I really don't follow it. that said, the person who I thought was most likely #1, is actually #2.

[cinco]

Could have guessed, but that's not knowing.

[Ozz]

No.

FWIW...it may help you to add a "Poll" to your thread and let people just click the buttons...that way you don't have to tally the thread responses..

[haneriali]

Yes

[130R]

UCI Ranking as of May 30, 2011

1. Philippe Gilbert, Omega Pharma-Lotto (olo), with 356 points (1)
2. Alberto Contador Velasco, Saxo Bank Sungard (sbs), with 349 points (17)
3. Michele Scarponi, Lampre – Isd (lam), with 348 points (6)
4. Fabian Cancellara, Leopard Trek (leo), with 236 points (2)
5. Cadel Evans, BMC Racing Team (BMC), with 232 points (3)
6. Joaquin Rodriguez Oliver, Katusha Team (kat), with 220 points (13)
7. Vincenzo Nibali, Liquigas-Cannondale (liq), with 210 points (24)
8. Harley Goss Matthew, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 203 points (4)
9. Andreas KlÖden, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 202 points (5)
10. Tony Martin, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 197 points (7)
11. Samuel Sanchez Gonzalez, Euskaltel-Euskadi (eus), with 163 points (8)
12. Robert Gesink, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 156 points (9)
13. Alexandre Vinokourov, Pro Team Astana (ast), with 146 points (10)
14. Christopher Horner, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 143 points (11)
15. Tom Boonen, Quickstep Cycling Team (qst), with 140 points (12)
16. Roman Kreuziger, Pro Team Astana (ast), with 135 points (36)
17. John Gadret, Ag2r La Mondiale (alm), with 116 points (109)
18. Benat Intxausti Elorriaga, Movistar Team (mov), with 110 points (14)
19. Marco Pinotti, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 110 points (18)
20. Rigoberto Uran Uran, Sky Procycling (sky), with 107 points (15)
21. Cameron Meyer, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 106 points (16)
22. Nick Nuyens, Saxo Bank Sungard (sbs), with 100 points (19)
23. Johan Van Summeren, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 100 points (20)
24. Alessandro Ballan, BMC Racing Team (BMC), with 100 points (21)
25. Frank Schleck, Leopard Trek (leo), with 94 points (22)
26. Ivan Basso, Liquigas-Cannondale (liq), with 92 points (23)
27. Xavier Tondo Volpini, Movistar Team (mov), with 90 points (25)
28. Ben Swift, Sky Procycling (sky), with 89 points (26)
29. Sylvain Chavanel, Quickstep Cycling Team (qst), with 80 points (27)
30. André Greipel, Omega Pharma-Lotto (olo), with 78 points (28)
31. Bradley Wiggins, Sky Procycling (sky), with 75 points (29)
32. Andy Schleck, Leopard Trek (leo), with 72 points (30)
33. Daniel Martin, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 72 points (31)
34. Maarten Tjallingii, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 70 points (32)
35. Michael Matthews, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 70 points (33)
36. Francisco José Ventoso Alberdi, Movistar Team (mov), with 70 points (45)
37. Daniele Bennati, Leopard Trek (leo), with 60 points (34)
38. Tyler Farrar, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 60 points (35)
39. Grégory Rast, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 60 points (37)
40. Janez Brajkovic, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 60 points (38)
41. Pieter Weening, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 56 points (50)
42. Björn Leukemans, Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 54 points (39)
43. Igor Anton Hernandez, Euskaltel-Euskadi (eus), with 53 points (56)
44. Laurens Ten Dam, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 52 points (40)
45. Simon Gerrans, Sky Procycling (sky), with 51 point (41)
46. Alessandro Petacchi, Lampre – Isd (lam), with 51 point (66)
47. Ytting Bak Lars, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 50 points (42)
48. Sebastian Langeveld, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 50 points (43)
49. Filippo Pozzato, Katusha Team (kat), with 50 points (44)
50. Mikel Nieve Ituralde, Euskaltel-Euskadi (eus), with 48 points (-)
51. Bernhard Eisel, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 44 points (46)
52. Steven Kruijswijk, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 44 points (-)
53. Jakob Fuglsang, Leopard Trek (leo), with 41 point (47)
54. Jean-christophe Peraud, Ag2r La Mondiale (alm), with 41 point (48)
55. Chris SÖrensen, Saxo Bank Sungard (sbs), with 41 point (49)
56. George Hincapie, BMC Racing Team (BMC), with 40 points (51)
57. Greg Van Avermaet, BMC Racing Team (BMC), with 40 points (52)
58. Mark Cavendish, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 40 points (-)
59. Kanstantsin Sivtsov, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 38 points (-)
60. Damiano Cunego, Lampre – Isd (lam), with 33 points (53)
61. Tiago Machado, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 32 points (58)
62. David Lopez Garcia, Movistar Team (mov), with 32 points (54)
63. Alexandr Kolobnev, Katusha Team (kat), with 30 points (55)
64. Lloyd Mondory, Ag2r La Mondiale (alm), with 30 points (57)
65. Oscar Freire Gomez, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 29 points (59)
66. David Millar, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 29 points (92)
67. Hubert Dupont, Ag2r La Mondiale (alm), with 28 points (-)
68. Pavel Brutt, Katusha Team (kat), with 26 points (60)
69. Vasili Kiryienka, Movistar Team (mov), with 26 points (80)
70. Christophe Le Mevel, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 23 points (85)
71. Jelle Vanendert, Omega Pharma-Lotto (olo), with 22 points (61)
72. Levi Leipheimer, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 22 points (62)
73. Dario Cataldo, Quickstep Cycling Team (qst), with 22 points (-)
74. Paolo Tiralongo, Pro Team Astana (ast), with 21 point (-)
75. Jose Joaquin Rojas Gil, Movistar Team (mov), with 21 point (63)
76. Biel Kadri, Ag2r La Mondiale (alm), with 20 points (64)
77. Thor Hushovd, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 20 points (65)
78. Diego Ulissi, Lampre – Isd (lam), with 20 points (103)
79. David Arroyo Duran, Movistar Team (mov), with 18 points (-)
80. Bart De Clercq, Omega Pharma-Lotto (olo), with 16 points (-)
81. Eros Capecchi, Liquigas-Cannondale (liq), with 16 points (-)
82. Bauke Mollema, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 14 points (67)
83. Kevin Seeldraeyers, Quickstep Cycling Team (qst), with 14 points (76)
84. Antonio Leal Cardoso Manuel, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 13 points (68)
85. Daniel Moreno Fernandez, Katusha Team (kat), with 12 points (74)
86. Ryder Hesjedal, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 12 points (69)
87. Pablo Lastras Garcia, Movistar Team (mov), with 12 points (-)
88. Thomas De Gendt, Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 12 points (70)
89. Andrew Talansky, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 11 point (71)
90. Greg Henderson, Sky Procycling (sky), with 11 point (72)
91. Ben Hermans, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 10 points (73)
92. Kristof Goddaert, Ag2r La Mondiale (alm), with 10 points (75)
93. Juan Antonio Flecha Giannoni, Sky Procycling (sky), with 10 points (77)
94. Lars Boom, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 10 points (78)
95. Allan Davis, Pro Team Astana (ast), with 10 points (79)
96. Johann Tschopp, BMC Racing Team (BMC), with 10 points (-)
97. Matteo Carrara, Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 10 points (110)
98. Davide Appollonio, Sky Procycling (sky), with 10 points (-)
99. José Haedo Juan, Saxo Bank Sungard (sbs), with 9 points (81)
100. Richie Porte, Saxo Bank Sungard (sbs), with 8 points (89)
101. Alex Rasmussen, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 8 points (-)
102. Heinrich Haussler, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 8 points (82)
103. Robbie Mcewen, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 7 points (84)
104. Rémy Di Gregorio, Pro Team Astana (ast), with 7 points (83)
105. Paul Martens, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 6 points (86)
106. David Zabriskie, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 6 points (87)
107. Jonathan Castroviejo Nicolas, Euskaltel-Euskadi (eus), with 6 points (88)
108. Francesco Gavazzi, Lampre – Isd (lam), with 6 points (90)
109. Gatis Smukulis, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 6 points (91)
110. Geraint Thomas, Sky Procycling (sky), with 5 points (93)
111. Mikael Cherel, Ag2r La Mondiale (alm), with 5 points (94)
112. Thomas LÖvkvist, Sky Procycling (sky), with 4 points (95)
113. Maxime Monfort, Leopard Trek (leo), with 4 points (96)
114. Mathew Hayman, Sky Procycling (sky), with 4 points (97)
115. Stuart O’grady, Leopard Trek (leo), with 4 points (98)
116. Danilo Di Luca, Katusha Team (kat), with 4 points (114)
117. Kristof Vandewalle, Quickstep Cycling Team (qst), with 4 points (102)
118. Davide Vigano, Leopard Trek (leo), with 4 points (100)
119. Oleksandr Kvachuk, Lampre – Isd (lam), with 4 points (99)
120. Taylor Phinney, BMC Racing Team (BMC), with 4 points (101)
121. Wouter Poels, Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 4 points (104)
122. Giacomo Nizzolo, Leopard Trek (leo), with 4 points (105)
123. Denis Galimzyanov, Katusha Team (kat), with 4 points (106)
124. Jan Bakelants, Omega Pharma-Lotto (olo), with 3 points (132)
125. Baden Cooke, Saxo Bank Sungard (sbs), with 2 points (107)
126. Branislau Samoilau, Movistar Team (mov), with 2 points (111)
127. Alexander Kristoff, BMC Racing Team (BMC), with 2 points (-)
128. Mark Renshaw, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 2 points (112)
129. Graeme Brown, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 2 points (119)
130. Lieuwe Westra, Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 2 points (108)
131. Leigh Howard, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 2 points (113)
132. Pim Ligthart, Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 2 points (115)
133. Peter Sagan, Liquigas-Cannondale (liq), with 2 points (116)
134. Daniel Oss, Liquigas-Cannondale (liq), with 2 points (117)
135. Adriano Malori, Lampre – Isd (lam), with 2 points (118)
136. Ruben Perez Moreno, Euskaltel-Euskadi (eus), with 2 points (120)
137. Kenny De Haes, Omega Pharma-Lotto (olo), with 2 points (121)
138. Yaroslav Popovych, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 1 point (-)
139. Fabio Sabatini, Liquigas-Cannondale (liq), with 1 point (125)
140. Rick Flens, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 1 point (129)
141. Matthew Wilson, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 1 point (127)
142. Gerald Ciolek, Quickstep Cycling Team (qst), with 1 point (-)
143. Frantisek Rabon, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 1 point (130)
144. Michal Golas, Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 1 point (133)
145. Borut Bozic, Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 1 point (-)
146. Da Costa Rui Alberto Faria, Movistar Team (mov), with 1 point (122)
147. Enrico Gasparotto, Pro Team Astana (ast), with 1 point (123)
148. Geoffroy Lequatre, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 1 point (124)
149. Christopher Sutton, Sky Procycling (sky), with 1 point (126)
150. Jack Bobridge, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 1 point (128)
151. Bert Grabsch, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 1 point (131)
152. Jurgen Roelandts, Omega Pharma-Lotto (olo), with 1 point (134)
153. Marcel Sieberg, Omega Pharma-Lotto (olo), with 1 point (135)
154. Andrey Amador Bakkazakova, Movistar Team (mov), with 1 point (136)
155. Elia Viviani, Liquigas-Cannondale (liq), with 1 point (137)
156. Romain Feillu, Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 1 point (138)

Nations

1. Spain, with 932 points (3)
2. Italy, with 860 points (4)
3. Belgium, with 750 points (1)
4. Australia, with 662 points (2)
5. Germany, with 484 points (5)
6. Netherlands, with 384 points (6)
7. Switzerland, with 306 points (7)
8. France, with 295 points (9)
9. United States, with 276 points (8)
10. Great Britain, with 238 points (10)
11. Luxembourg, with 166 points (11)
12. Kazakhstan, with 146 points (12)
13. Denmark, with 140 points (13)
14. Czech Republic, with 136 points (16)
15. Colombia, with 107 points (14)
16. Ireland, with 72 points (15)
17. Belarus, with 66 points (23)
18. Slovenia, with 61 point (17)
19. Russia, with 60 points (18)
20. Portugal, with 46 points (20)
21. Austria, with 44 points (19)
22. Norway, with 22 points (21)
23. Canada, with 12 points (22)
24. New Zealand, with 11 point (24)
25. Argentina, with 9 points (25)
26. Latvia, with 6 points (26)
27. Ukraine, with 5 points (28)
28. Sweden, with 4 points (27)
29. Slovakia, with 2 points (29)
30. Poland, with 1 point 30)
31. Costa Rica, with 1 point 31)

Teams

1. (USA) HTC-Highroad (thr), with 604 points (1)
2. (DEN) Saxo Bank Sungard (sbs), with 507 points (10)
3. (LUX) Leopard Trek (leo), with 503 points (2)
4. (USA) Team Radioshack (rsh), with 497 points (3)
5. (BEL) Omega Pharma-Lotto (olo), with 475 points (4)
6. (ITA) Lampre – Isd (lam), with 458 points (11)
7. (USA) BMC Racing Team (BMC), with 422 points (5)
8. (NED) Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 404 points (6)
9. (USA) Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 367 points (7)
10. (RUS) Katusha Team (kat), with 338 points (12)
11. (GBR) Sky Procycling (sky), with 333 points (8)
12. (ESP) Movistar Team (mov), with 328 points (9)
13. (ITA) Liquigas-Cannondale (liq), with 322 points (16)
14. (KAZ) Pro Team Astana (ast), with 319 points (14)
15. (ESP) Euskaltel-Euskadi (eus), with 272 points (15)
16. (BEL) Quickstep Cycling Team (qst), with 260 points (13)
17. (FRA) Ag2r La Mondiale (alm), with 235 points (17)
18. (NED) Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 82 points (18)

[EDS]

yes.

[BillG]

yes

[avalonracing]

Man, 130R knows his stuff!!!

[Louis]

No, but then I don't follow racing much at all.

[bart998]

Yes, but I couldn't tell you about any other sport.

[echappist]

I just googled who I thought it was and I was correct, so I guess I do know. I'm sure it will all change come Tour time.

only reverted back after Giro di Lombardia :)

[1centaur]

My guess was right but I would have said no to the quiz. My knowledge of that answer is only as good as my chance memory of seeing something in the cycling press and having it stick with me for a little while.

I think it's more meaningful in tennis because the number one player is probably the number one seed and pretty likely to win on other than the wrong court surface most years, whereas in cycling the number one is quite likely not to even be trying to win in most races, somewhat unlikely in some when he does try, and the winner of the Tour is likely to be viewed as #1 by casual fans regardless of who picks off places at the smaller races. I mean, really, look at the number 3 on that list.

[bzbvh5]

No clue.

[alexstar]

Yes.

[chuckroast]

noper

[aaronf]

yes, but admit to looking it up to be sure

[dumbod]

UCI Ranking as of May 30, 2011

1. Philippe Gilbert, Omega Pharma-Lotto (olo), with 356 points (1)
2. Alberto Contador Velasco, Saxo Bank Sungard (sbs), with 349 points (17)
3. Michele Scarponi, Lampre – Isd (lam), with 348 points (6)
4. Fabian Cancellara, Leopard Trek (leo), with 236 points (2)
5. Cadel Evans, BMC Racing Team (BMC), with 232 points (3)
6. Joaquin Rodriguez Oliver, Katusha Team (kat), with 220 points (13)
7. Vincenzo Nibali, Liquigas-Cannondale (liq), with 210 points (24)
8. Harley Goss Matthew, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 203 points (4)
9. Andreas KlÖden, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 202 points (5)
10. Tony Martin, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 197 points (7)
11. Samuel Sanchez Gonzalez, Euskaltel-Euskadi (eus), with 163 points (8)
12. Robert Gesink, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 156 points (9)
13. Alexandre Vinokourov, Pro Team Astana (ast), with 146 points (10)
14. Christopher Horner, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 143 points (11)
15. Tom Boonen, Quickstep Cycling Team (qst), with 140 points (12)
16. Roman Kreuziger, Pro Team Astana (ast), with 135 points (36)
17. John Gadret, Ag2r La Mondiale (alm), with 116 points (109)
18. Benat Intxausti Elorriaga, Movistar Team (mov), with 110 points (14)
19. Marco Pinotti, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 110 points (18)
20. Rigoberto Uran Uran, Sky Procycling (sky), with 107 points (15)
21. Cameron Meyer, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 106 points (16)
22. Nick Nuyens, Saxo Bank Sungard (sbs), with 100 points (19)
23. Johan Van Summeren, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 100 points (20)
24. Alessandro Ballan, BMC Racing Team (BMC), with 100 points (21)
25. Frank Schleck, Leopard Trek (leo), with 94 points (22)
26. Ivan Basso, Liquigas-Cannondale (liq), with 92 points (23)
27. Xavier Tondo Volpini, Movistar Team (mov), with 90 points (25)
28. Ben Swift, Sky Procycling (sky), with 89 points (26)
29. Sylvain Chavanel, Quickstep Cycling Team (qst), with 80 points (27)
30. André Greipel, Omega Pharma-Lotto (olo), with 78 points (28)
31. Bradley Wiggins, Sky Procycling (sky), with 75 points (29)
32. Andy Schleck, Leopard Trek (leo), with 72 points (30)
33. Daniel Martin, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 72 points (31)
34. Maarten Tjallingii, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 70 points (32)
35. Michael Matthews, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 70 points (33)
36. Francisco José Ventoso Alberdi, Movistar Team (mov), with 70 points (45)
37. Daniele Bennati, Leopard Trek (leo), with 60 points (34)
38. Tyler Farrar, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 60 points (35)
39. Grégory Rast, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 60 points (37)
40. Janez Brajkovic, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 60 points (38)
41. Pieter Weening, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 56 points (50)
42. Björn Leukemans, Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 54 points (39)
43. Igor Anton Hernandez, Euskaltel-Euskadi (eus), with 53 points (56)
44. Laurens Ten Dam, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 52 points (40)
45. Simon Gerrans, Sky Procycling (sky), with 51 point (41)
46. Alessandro Petacchi, Lampre – Isd (lam), with 51 point (66)
47. Ytting Bak Lars, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 50 points (42)
48. Sebastian Langeveld, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 50 points (43)
49. Filippo Pozzato, Katusha Team (kat), with 50 points (44)
50. Mikel Nieve Ituralde, Euskaltel-Euskadi (eus), with 48 points (-)
51. Bernhard Eisel, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 44 points (46)
52. Steven Kruijswijk, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 44 points (-)
53. Jakob Fuglsang, Leopard Trek (leo), with 41 point (47)
54. Jean-christophe Peraud, Ag2r La Mondiale (alm), with 41 point (48)
55. Chris SÖrensen, Saxo Bank Sungard (sbs), with 41 point (49)
56. George Hincapie, BMC Racing Team (BMC), with 40 points (51)
57. Greg Van Avermaet, BMC Racing Team (BMC), with 40 points (52)
58. Mark Cavendish, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 40 points (-)
59. Kanstantsin Sivtsov, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 38 points (-)
60. Damiano Cunego, Lampre – Isd (lam), with 33 points (53)
61. Tiago Machado, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 32 points (58)
62. David Lopez Garcia, Movistar Team (mov), with 32 points (54)
63. Alexandr Kolobnev, Katusha Team (kat), with 30 points (55)
64. Lloyd Mondory, Ag2r La Mondiale (alm), with 30 points (57)
65. Oscar Freire Gomez, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 29 points (59)
66. David Millar, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 29 points (92)
67. Hubert Dupont, Ag2r La Mondiale (alm), with 28 points (-)
68. Pavel Brutt, Katusha Team (kat), with 26 points (60)
69. Vasili Kiryienka, Movistar Team (mov), with 26 points (80)
70. Christophe Le Mevel, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 23 points (85)
71. Jelle Vanendert, Omega Pharma-Lotto (olo), with 22 points (61)
72. Levi Leipheimer, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 22 points (62)
73. Dario Cataldo, Quickstep Cycling Team (qst), with 22 points (-)
74. Paolo Tiralongo, Pro Team Astana (ast), with 21 point (-)
75. Jose Joaquin Rojas Gil, Movistar Team (mov), with 21 point (63)
76. Biel Kadri, Ag2r La Mondiale (alm), with 20 points (64)
77. Thor Hushovd, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 20 points (65)
78. Diego Ulissi, Lampre – Isd (lam), with 20 points (103)
79. David Arroyo Duran, Movistar Team (mov), with 18 points (-)
80. Bart De Clercq, Omega Pharma-Lotto (olo), with 16 points (-)
81. Eros Capecchi, Liquigas-Cannondale (liq), with 16 points (-)
82. Bauke Mollema, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 14 points (67)
83. Kevin Seeldraeyers, Quickstep Cycling Team (qst), with 14 points (76)
84. Antonio Leal Cardoso Manuel, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 13 points (68)
85. Daniel Moreno Fernandez, Katusha Team (kat), with 12 points (74)
86. Ryder Hesjedal, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 12 points (69)
87. Pablo Lastras Garcia, Movistar Team (mov), with 12 points (-)
88. Thomas De Gendt, Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 12 points (70)
89. Andrew Talansky, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 11 point (71)
90. Greg Henderson, Sky Procycling (sky), with 11 point (72)
91. Ben Hermans, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 10 points (73)
92. Kristof Goddaert, Ag2r La Mondiale (alm), with 10 points (75)
93. Juan Antonio Flecha Giannoni, Sky Procycling (sky), with 10 points (77)
94. Lars Boom, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 10 points (78)
95. Allan Davis, Pro Team Astana (ast), with 10 points (79)
96. Johann Tschopp, BMC Racing Team (BMC), with 10 points (-)
97. Matteo Carrara, Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 10 points (110)
98. Davide Appollonio, Sky Procycling (sky), with 10 points (-)
99. José Haedo Juan, Saxo Bank Sungard (sbs), with 9 points (81)
100. Richie Porte, Saxo Bank Sungard (sbs), with 8 points (89)
101. Alex Rasmussen, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 8 points (-)
102. Heinrich Haussler, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 8 points (82)
103. Robbie Mcewen, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 7 points (84)
104. Rémy Di Gregorio, Pro Team Astana (ast), with 7 points (83)
105. Paul Martens, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 6 points (86)
106. David Zabriskie, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 6 points (87)
107. Jonathan Castroviejo Nicolas, Euskaltel-Euskadi (eus), with 6 points (88)
108. Francesco Gavazzi, Lampre – Isd (lam), with 6 points (90)
109. Gatis Smukulis, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 6 points (91)
110. Geraint Thomas, Sky Procycling (sky), with 5 points (93)
111. Mikael Cherel, Ag2r La Mondiale (alm), with 5 points (94)
112. Thomas LÖvkvist, Sky Procycling (sky), with 4 points (95)
113. Maxime Monfort, Leopard Trek (leo), with 4 points (96)
114. Mathew Hayman, Sky Procycling (sky), with 4 points (97)
115. Stuart O’grady, Leopard Trek (leo), with 4 points (98)
116. Danilo Di Luca, Katusha Team (kat), with 4 points (114)
117. Kristof Vandewalle, Quickstep Cycling Team (qst), with 4 points (102)
118. Davide Vigano, Leopard Trek (leo), with 4 points (100)
119. Oleksandr Kvachuk, Lampre – Isd (lam), with 4 points (99)
120. Taylor Phinney, BMC Racing Team (BMC), with 4 points (101)
121. Wouter Poels, Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 4 points (104)
122. Giacomo Nizzolo, Leopard Trek (leo), with 4 points (105)
123. Denis Galimzyanov, Katusha Team (kat), with 4 points (106)
124. Jan Bakelants, Omega Pharma-Lotto (olo), with 3 points (132)
125. Baden Cooke, Saxo Bank Sungard (sbs), with 2 points (107)
126. Branislau Samoilau, Movistar Team (mov), with 2 points (111)
127. Alexander Kristoff, BMC Racing Team (BMC), with 2 points (-)
128. Mark Renshaw, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 2 points (112)
129. Graeme Brown, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 2 points (119)
130. Lieuwe Westra, Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 2 points (108)
131. Leigh Howard, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 2 points (113)
132. Pim Ligthart, Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 2 points (115)
133. Peter Sagan, Liquigas-Cannondale (liq), with 2 points (116)
134. Daniel Oss, Liquigas-Cannondale (liq), with 2 points (117)
135. Adriano Malori, Lampre – Isd (lam), with 2 points (118)
136. Ruben Perez Moreno, Euskaltel-Euskadi (eus), with 2 points (120)
137. Kenny De Haes, Omega Pharma-Lotto (olo), with 2 points (121)
138. Yaroslav Popovych, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 1 point (-)
139. Fabio Sabatini, Liquigas-Cannondale (liq), with 1 point (125)
140. Rick Flens, Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 1 point (129)
141. Matthew Wilson, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 1 point (127)
142. Gerald Ciolek, Quickstep Cycling Team (qst), with 1 point (-)
143. Frantisek Rabon, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 1 point (130)
144. Michal Golas, Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 1 point (133)
145. Borut Bozic, Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 1 point (-)
146. Da Costa Rui Alberto Faria, Movistar Team (mov), with 1 point (122)
147. Enrico Gasparotto, Pro Team Astana (ast), with 1 point (123)
148. Geoffroy Lequatre, Team Radioshack (rsh), with 1 point (124)
149. Christopher Sutton, Sky Procycling (sky), with 1 point (126)
150. Jack Bobridge, Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 1 point (128)
151. Bert Grabsch, HTC-Highroad (thr), with 1 point (131)
152. Jurgen Roelandts, Omega Pharma-Lotto (olo), with 1 point (134)
153. Marcel Sieberg, Omega Pharma-Lotto (olo), with 1 point (135)
154. Andrey Amador Bakkazakova, Movistar Team (mov), with 1 point (136)
155. Elia Viviani, Liquigas-Cannondale (liq), with 1 point (137)
156. Romain Feillu, Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 1 point (138)

Nations

1. Spain, with 932 points (3)
2. Italy, with 860 points (4)
3. Belgium, with 750 points (1)
4. Australia, with 662 points (2)
5. Germany, with 484 points (5)
6. Netherlands, with 384 points (6)
7. Switzerland, with 306 points (7)
8. France, with 295 points (9)
9. United States, with 276 points (8)
10. Great Britain, with 238 points (10)
11. Luxembourg, with 166 points (11)
12. Kazakhstan, with 146 points (12)
13. Denmark, with 140 points (13)
14. Czech Republic, with 136 points (16)
15. Colombia, with 107 points (14)
16. Ireland, with 72 points (15)
17. Belarus, with 66 points (23)
18. Slovenia, with 61 point (17)
19. Russia, with 60 points (18)
20. Portugal, with 46 points (20)
21. Austria, with 44 points (19)
22. Norway, with 22 points (21)
23. Canada, with 12 points (22)
24. New Zealand, with 11 point (24)
25. Argentina, with 9 points (25)
26. Latvia, with 6 points (26)
27. Ukraine, with 5 points (28)
28. Sweden, with 4 points (27)
29. Slovakia, with 2 points (29)
30. Poland, with 1 point 30)
31. Costa Rica, with 1 point 31)

Teams

1. (USA) HTC-Highroad (thr), with 604 points (1)
2. (DEN) Saxo Bank Sungard (sbs), with 507 points (10)
3. (LUX) Leopard Trek (leo), with 503 points (2)
4. (USA) Team Radioshack (rsh), with 497 points (3)
5. (BEL) Omega Pharma-Lotto (olo), with 475 points (4)
6. (ITA) Lampre – Isd (lam), with 458 points (11)
7. (USA) BMC Racing Team (BMC), with 422 points (5)
8. (NED) Rabobank Cycling Team (rab), with 404 points (6)
9. (USA) Team Garmin-Cervelo (grm), with 367 points (7)
10. (RUS) Katusha Team (kat), with 338 points (12)
11. (GBR) Sky Procycling (sky), with 333 points (8)
12. (ESP) Movistar Team (mov), with 328 points (9)
13. (ITA) Liquigas-Cannondale (liq), with 322 points (16)
14. (KAZ) Pro Team Astana (ast), with 319 points (14)
15. (ESP) Euskaltel-Euskadi (eus), with 272 points (15)
16. (BEL) Quickstep Cycling Team (qst), with 260 points (13)
17. (FRA) Ag2r La Mondiale (alm), with 235 points (17)
18. (NED) Vacansoleil-Dcm Pro Cycling Team (vcd), with 82 points (18)

Please tell me that you weren't able to do that off the top of your head. Thanks for your help folks.

[130R]

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