NSCU Tour of Darmen (RP/Results)

by **Brendino the 3rd** » Thu Oct 20, 2011 5:56 pm

Tour of Darmen

The NSCU first ever multi-stage race will be held in the nation of Darmen. The three stage event will contain two large mountain stages and a time trial. The total race distance will be 630km over the large country of Darmen. Here is the stage information:

Stage 1:
Total Distance: 270km
Flat: 21km
Hill: 82km
Mountain: 95km
Downhill: 72km
Climbs: 2nd Category (32km), Hors Categorie (88km), 3rd Category (152km)
Sprints: 135km

Stage 2 (Time Trial):
Total Distance: 40km
Flat: 36km
Hill: 3km
Mountain: 0km
Downhill: 1km

Stage 3:
Total Distance: 320km
Flat: 30km
Hill: 20km
Mountain: 200km
Downhill: 70km
Climbs: Hors Categorie (43km, 120km, 254km)
Sprints: 160km

This race strongly favors the climbers, particularly the all around cyclists that can climb and time trial. The long stages will test the integrity of each team as they attempt to catapult their leaders into the leader's jersey over the three brutal stages. The gaps between the racers should be large with over 300km of mountains and hills

by **Arsenolia** » Thu Oct 20, 2011 7:32 pm

Arsenolia will trust Carl for winning this one again, also trusting Steven Jackson, having won 3rd place in the last race. We will see some losses to, because our team is not good at time trials. We will not do well on that, so we will trust our power in the climbing.

by **Krumbia** » Fri Oct 21, 2011 2:40 am

Another Tough Race For Krumbia

Another tough race is in for Krumbian Cycling. They are going to have to take part in a 630km race across the nation of Darmen. That's right, 630km. Nelson Lavern Conway that managed to get 16th in the Classica de Witlz is the one to watch from Krumbia.

by **Brendino the 3rd** » Fri Oct 21, 2011 4:52 am

OOC: RPing will stay open until tomorrow night at around 10:00 pm EST. At that point, the cutoff for the 1st stage will occur

by **Krumbia** » Fri Oct 21, 2011 12:42 pm

Kit

Code: Select all: Schedule Day 1 -31 The team return home from the Classica de Witlz. Day 1 -24 The Tour of Darmen is announced. The team prepare to leave again. Day 1 -14 The team get 1st class seats to Darmen. Day 1 -13 Training and gym sessions for the next few days. Day 1 -2 Practice races for the first and last 10 km of the race. The hardest bits of the course are given a run through. Day -1 A final prep talk by 'captain' Nelson Lavern Conway. Day 1 The race begins.

by **Thatius** » Fri Oct 21, 2011 6:49 pm

Jovan Voralić makes history

In the Fajaravik News

Recently, five players of Thatius entered the Cycling Union, which was formed by the nation of Brendino the 3rd. After a lack-luster performance in the Cycling event of the Olympics, the five players formed a team called the Elysées Champions. Now they are headed for Darmen to participate in the Tour of Darmen, a three stage event with lots of mountainous climbing. Jovan Voralić made history last night, as he became the first Thatian with Serbian heritage to be named for the Medal of Sports, an honor given to the athlete who makes an impact both in the sports and public world. Jovan has helped his country after he donated large sums of money to reconstruct the town of Nova Gradi, after it was destroyed by an earthquake. He then worked for a few months as a volunteer for the "Love Sports, Love Giving" program, in which he taught kids the basics of sports training, the importance of stretching, and giving presentations on his work. Jovan also participated in several national tournaments that took place in Thatius, where he earned the gold medal in three of the four events. Now he is primed to make some noise while in the Cycling Union.

But will he find success at the Tour of Darmen? We're not too sure. This course is mostly about climbing, with over 300 kilometers of mountains and hills. Jovan is mainly a cycler focused with the Time Trial and Flat terrain, but he might perform decently in Darmen. The man who might gain some glory is Dominic Nygaard. After growing up in the The Valley, he's had plenty of experience with mountainous terrain, and will surely do well in those stages of the race.

by **Brendino the 3rd** » Sat Oct 22, 2011 1:28 pm

Peugeot-Nike Prepares for Tour of Darmen
After two podium finishes in the first two events of the NSCU, Brendino the 3rd's cycling team Peugeot-Nike seems ready to take on the competition during the Tour of Darmen. With two solid climbers in Winslow Mathers and Ryder Greene, PN is looking to compete for both the overall title and the mountain jersey. Mathers has been named the team leader and rider Wayne Lemond will be competing for the time trial victory in stage 2.

As a team, we are very strong in the climbing category. I have complete confidence in my teammates and hope to win this tour.

---Winslow Mathers

by **Brendino the 3rd** » Sat Oct 22, 2011 3:33 pm

RP Cutoff for Stage 1. Results up shortly

by **Brendino the 3rd** » Sat Oct 22, 2011 3:48 pm

Stage 1: Tour of Darmen
The first stage of the Tour of Darmen went off today, a very long and mountainous course. Here are the results:

by **Darmen** » Sat Oct 22, 2011 3:55 pm

OOC: Looks like Greg Harris got left out.

by **Brendino the 3rd** » Sat Oct 22, 2011 4:16 pm

OOC: Fixed it. I had Carl Jenkinson (A) twice. Greg Harris got 19th

by **Krumbia** » Sun Oct 23, 2011 1:14 am

Great Results In First Stage Of Tour Of Darmen

Krumbian Cycling have managed to grab 10th in the 1st stage of the Tour of Darmen. Lawanda Joseph came 10th, Nelson Lavern Conway 23rd, Jewel Espinoza 28th, Jennifer Jones 30th, Lloyd Floyd 40th and Ryan Hoover 44th. The team are very pleased with their results and hope to get even higher next stage.

by **Arsenolia** » Sun Oct 23, 2011 2:05 am

you should name what team each person is from.

by **Krumbia** » Sun Oct 23, 2011 3:09 am

Arsenolia wrote:you should name what team each person is from.

He did but with acronyms. Mine was KC for Krumbian Cycling.

by **Arsenolia** » Sun Oct 23, 2011 3:18 am

Unhappy Arsenolia will go on to stage 2 knowing that their best place in Tour of Darmen is 13th place. They must be better in this race if they want to get better results at the end of the tour.

by **Brendino the 3rd** » Sun Oct 23, 2011 8:03 am

Team Abbreviations:
Peugeot-Nike (PN)
TekCycle (TC)
Arcyclers (A)
United Megadia Sports Club (UM)
Queens Wheels United (QWU)
Darmen Airlines (DA)
Krumbian National Cycling Team (KC)
Elysees Champions (EC)

by **Brendino the 3rd** » Sun Oct 23, 2011 3:49 pm

RP Cutoff for Stage 2. Stage results up shortly, overall standings will be up after that.

by **Brendino the 3rd** » Sun Oct 23, 2011 4:07 pm

Stage 2: Tour of Darmen
After a very interesting and grueling first stage, the Tour of Darmen tested the riders on their time trialling skill over a mostly flat 40km course. This was the first time trial the NSCU has run, here are the results:

Overall Standings (Post Stage 2):

by **Newfoundsland** » Sun Oct 23, 2011 8:57 pm

looks like a good day for QWU

by **Arsenolia** » Mon Oct 24, 2011 1:40 am

Roy Watz was overjoyed with 4th place in stage 2, with Pepe in 9th for the Arcyclers overall. Big results are unlickely to bring them to top 3.

by **Krumbia** » Mon Oct 24, 2011 4:15 am

2nd And 3rd In Second Stage Of Tour Of Darmen

Krumbian Cycling have managed to get 2nd and 3rd in the second stage of the Tour of Darmen. Jewel Espinoza grabbed 2nd just 9 seconds behind the winner Jovan Voralic. Jennifer Jones had 3rd, Nelson Lavern Conway in 14th, Ryan Hoover in 29th, Lawanda Joseph in 35th, and Lloyd Floyd in 39th. The team are very happy with their results, as they show the team is just getting better and better.

by **Brendino the 3rd** » Mon Oct 24, 2011 4:53 am

Solid Time Trial Launches Peugeot-Nike's Mathers in to Overall Lead
After the first ever time trial event was held during the Tour of Darmen, Brendino the 3rd cyclist Winslow Mathers managed to capture the leader's jersey heading into the final stage today. A 5th place finish in the stage was enough to catapult Mathers past leader Scott Perry of Darmen Airlines, who was at a disadvantage in time trialing. Perry still sits comfortably in 3rd overall, only 1:20 back to Mathers. With another monstrous mountain stage approaching, Mathers will look to hold off Perry and Wayne Blunt of United Megadia Sports Club on the 300km long stage 3.

In another aspect of the race, Peugeot-Nike has made it known that cyclist Ryder Greene will be competing to bring home the mountain's jersey by going for the climbing points on the 3rd stage.

by **Arsenolia** » Mon Oct 24, 2011 5:46 am

How do you make your titles like that?

by **Brendino the 3rd** » Mon Oct 24, 2011 4:52 pm

RP Cutoff for the final stage. Results up shortly, overall standings will be up after that!

by **Brendino the 3rd** » Mon Oct 24, 2011 5:15 pm

Stage 3: Tour of Darmen
The final stage was completed today in the first ever NSCU tour. The course was extremely mountainous, with over 200km of the race taking place in the mountains and hills. Here are the results:

NSCU Tour of Darmen (RP/Results)

NSCU Tour of Darmen (RP/Results)

Arsenolia will see balanced race for them.

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