Henry Chibuzor (CC12) wins CC12 clssice race first edition 2017

Henry Chibuzor Ezenwata (CC12) sprinst to 2017 first edition CC12 host cycling classic race in Dolphin Estate road.
Special edition with newer course that has rolling punchy hills, but the riders whe itching to tackle up the which they have missed.
Henry Chibuzor Ezenwata (CC12)
Opeyemi (Cycology) second
Ifeanyi (Lagos) third

Veteran Result
Alex Kamara (Cycology) first
Garrick Bassey  second
Iboroma Akpana third

Max Richeze (Quick-Step Floor's) wins final stage of 2017 Vuelta a San Juan, Argentina.

Max Richeze (Quick-Step Floor's) wins final stage of Vuelta a San Juan in San Juan City, Argentina.

Bauke Mollema (Trek Sega-Fredo) wins overrall race title of Vuelta a San Juan.

Nikias Arndt (Sunweb Team) wins 2017 Cadel Evans Great Ocean Race in Geelong, Australia.

Nikias Arndt (Team Sunweb) beats Simon Gerrans (Orica-Scott) to win 2017 Cadel Evans Great Classic Road Race.

 Despite repeated efforts on the final circuit around Geelong, the peloton couldn't shake the fast men and it was Arndt who took the spoils and opened Team Sunweb's account for season 2017.
Having had to wait until May for a WorldTour win, Sunweb have ensured a winning start to the season Down Under with victory in the first one-day WorldTour race of the season.

Agressive racing and late attacks from the likes Richie Porte, Nathan Haas, Chris Froome, and Rafa Valls all proved to be an entree for the final kilometre which almost saw Meyer cap his comeback with a triumphant win but it was the unfancied Arndt who proved the canniest of the lot to steal in and take out the victory.
First three winners of Cadel Ocean one classic race
Nikias Arndt (Germany) Sunweb Team
Simon Gerrans (Australia) Orica-Scott
Camron Meyer (Australia) KordaMentha Real Estate Australian National Team

Thank you all!

Max Richeze (Quick-Step Floor's) outsprints his brekaway companions to stage six Vuelta a San Juan, Argentina.

Max Richeze (Quick-Step Floor's) outsprints his breakaway companion to win shortened heat stage six #Vuelta a San Juan, Argentina. Bauke Mollema keeps blue leaders jersey as one final stage looms.

Stage six top three winners

Max Richeze (Argentina) Quick-step Floor's
Oliviero Trioa (Italy) Team UAE Abu Dhabi
German Nicolas Tivani (Argentina) Unieuro Trevigiani-Hemus 1896

Top ten General classifications after six

 1, Bauke Mollema (Netherland) Trek-Segafredo 18:02:09  
2, Oscar Sevilla (Spain) Medellin - Inder 0:00:14  
3, Rodolfo Torres (Colombia) Androni Giocattoli - Sidermec 0:00:16,
4, Ricardo Escuela (Argentina) Agrupacion Virgen De Fatima 0:00:20,
5, Rui Costa (Portugal) Team UAE Abu Dhabi 0:00:26   6, Laureano Rosas (Argentina) Argentina 0:00:27  
7, Ramunas Navardauskas (Litunia) Bahrain Merida Pro Cycling Team 0:00:52,
8, Vincenzo Nibali (Italy) Bahrain Merida Pro Cycling Team 0:01:17,
9, Egan Bernal (Colombia) Androni Giocattoli - Sidermec 0:01:29,
10,

Pieter Serry (Bel) Quick-Step Floors 0:01:31.

All other category in ph crit classic race. #Nigeria.

Gideon Akina (Developmet Cycling Team) wins Under 18 Ph crit classic race with Bright Emmanuel taken second and Temple Bethel finish third place in the podium.

Woroma Wachukwu (Development Cycling Team) wins female Under 18 crit classic race.

Emmanuel Onasanya (Veteran Masters)

Emmanuel Onasanya First
Phillip Iniobong second
David Adeyanju third.

Female (Veteran) category went to Joy Wachukwu.

Mercy Ajoku (sharks racing team) wins female ph crit classic race, Nigeria.

Mercy Ajoku (Shark's Racing Team) wins female port harcourt criterium cycling classic race after outsprints (Cyclothron Team) Joan Okoro to nap first female crit race.

First three result

Mercy Ajoku  (Shark's Racing Team) First
Joan Okoro (Cyclothron) second
Esther Green (Cyclothron Team) third.

Preye John Dede (Shark's Racing Team) wins Ph crit Cycling classic race in Rivers State, Nigeria.

Welcome world to First Criterium Cycling Classic race weekend in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria. The beautiful City of Port Harcourt has been known in Nigeria as a house where Nigerian Cyclist are born, grown, raise to be great champions. Today marks the start of a new 2017 Cycling season both in Rivers State and other states. With Criterium Races for all categories such as Pro Male, Pro Female, Under 18 boys and girls, Veteran Male, Veteran Female, Veteran Masters. How it happend in Ph Crit Pro Male race 3.4 lap and covered a total kilometers of 53.7. It was day full of attacks upon attacks as the flag went down between (Shark's Racing Team) and (Cyclothron Team). After the neutralised lap attacks never stops until Shark's Racing Innocent Emmanuel brokeaway with Precious Godwill (Cyclothron), next up the road was Shark's Preye John Dede and Cyclothron Mavelous Sampson went to join the others, still in the groupetto there was many attack as well but none stick untill Shark's Bassey Nelson led a move which few riders brokeaway to catch up the front and it all back together (Groupo Compacto), soon again attacks started and in the 10th lap Shark's Bassey Nelson attacks and was join with Preye John of Shark's brokeaway clearly and rode all the laps and they both soloed to the finish light together as Preye crosses the line in first followed by Bassey Nelson, later the the remains of the peleton rolls in and Caleb Kalizibe sprinted to third place.
 Shark's Racing Team dominated the first Criterium Cycling Race of the 2017 season.

Thank you all for your supports. A day which riders where just enjoying the road and a beautiful sunset in the Garden city of Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria,

Rui Costa (UAE Abu Dhabi) wins stage five Vuelta a San Juan atop Alto Colorado, Argentina.

2017 Vuelta a San Juan: Rui Costa (Portugal) UAE Abu Dhabi) wins stage five atop Alto Colorado in first summit finish.
Rui Costa (UAe Abu Dhabi) former World Road Race cycling champion destroyed Vuelta a San field to win queens stage five in Alto Colorado, Rodolfo Torres (Androni Giocattoli-Sidermec) came second and Ricardo Escuela (Agrupacion Virgen De Fatima finish third in the podium.

Bauke Mollema (Trek Sega-Fredo) takes over race leaders jersey.
Tomorrow we face stage 6.

Fernando Gaviria (Quick-Step Floor's) sprints to stage four victory in San Martin, Argentina.

Fernando Gaviria (Quick-Step Floor's) sprints to his second stage victory in #Vuelta a San Juan stage four in San Martin, Argentina.

 After Wednesday's time trial, it was another day for the sprinters, and Ramunas Navardauskas, who took the overall lead in the time trial, finished safely in the bunch to keep hold of the blue jersey.
 The bunch, however, played with fire. Whereas on the opening two stages the breakaway was never allowed to carve out an advantage of more than three minutes, this time a large group of 13 took out nearly six minutes on the 160km circuit-based route in San Martin.
 The catch was only made in the final few kilometres as Quick-Step once again showed themselves to be the strongest team in the peloton as Boonen did plenty of work to ensure a bunch sprint would ensue, and he went on to deliver another textbook leadout for Gaviria, who did not disappoint.

 Once again, Elia Viviani was the only rider to get close, though with three second places now, the Italian must be sick of seeing the back of the QuickStep jersey. "It's difficult to know who is the fastest here," said Gaviria. "I don't know if it's me because I have the best team in world for the sprints. The team put me in the best possible position today.

Ramunas Navardauskas (Bahrain-Merida) wins stage three #Vuelta a San Juan individual time trial, Argentina.

Ramunas Navardauskas (Bahrain-Merida) wins #Vuelta a San Juan Individual Time Trial for his new Team and takes leaders jersey.

The 28-year-old clocked a time of 14:03 on the 11.9km out-and-back course in San Juan, raced on road bikes, with Bauke Mollema finishing second at three seconds and his Trek-Segafredo teammate Matthias Brandle world hour record holder finished third at seven seconds, a fraction of a second quicker than French neo-pro Remi Cavagna (Quick-Step Floors).
Navardauskas leads the race overall by the same margins and could now become Bahrain-Merida’s de facto leader as Vincenzo Nibali finished 35 seconds down.
 The time trial was one of two crucial days from a general classification perspective, and it remains to be seen how they play things on the stage 5 summit finish which, although over 2,500 metres of altitude, is said to be not very selective.
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Tom Boonen (Quick-Step Floor's) wins stage two Vuelta a San Juan, Argentina.

2017 Vuelta a San Juan: Tom Boonen (Quick-Step Floor's) sprint to stage two victory and being the first pro rider to win with a disc bike.

Tom Boonen (Belgium) Quick-Step Floor's nets his first win and in his final season with a solid bike throw just in the finish line to beat (Italian) Ellia Viviani Viviani (Team Sky) 2016 Rio De Genero Olympic Track Omnium gold medalist. Ellia Viviani has finish second the first two straight stage but has move up to overrall general classificatio leader after stage one winner Fernando Gaviria Quick-Step Floor's turn became lead out man that led Tom Boonen to the line.

Vicenzo Niballi (Bahrain-Merida) and others where involve in a serious crash inside the three kilometers mark.

Here is Top-10 overall result:
 1, Ellia Viviani (Italy), in 6:08:12 2.
2, Fernando GAVIRIA RENDON (QUICK – STEP FLOORS) :01 3,
3, Tom BOONEN (QUICK – STEP FLOORS), at :02 4,
4, Franco LÓPEZ (ASOCIATION CIVIL AGRUPACION
 VIRGEN DE FATIMA), at :06 5.
5, Matteo MALUCELLI (ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI) :08 6. 6, Vincenzo NIBALI (BAHRAIN – MERIDA) at :12 7. 7, 7, Gavin MANION (UNITEDHEALTHCARE PRO CYCLING TEA) at :12 8.
8, Duilio RAMOS (ASOCIACION CIVIL MARDAN) :12 9. 9, OSCAR MIGUEL SEVILLA RIVERA  (MEDELLIN – INDER) :12.
10, Bauke MOLLEMA (Trek-Segafredo):12.