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Rugby Cheetahs, USA Falcons Collide In Litmus Test

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Rugby Cheetahs, USA Falcons Collide In Litmus Test

The USA Falcons will be seeking a morale-boosting victory over the South African provincial squad Cheetahs in Bloemfontein on Friday as part of their preparation in the buildup to their Rugby World Cup Qualifier Series next month.

The American team is a secondary squad—consisting of only Major League Rugby players—and will be playing under the national team banner but competing as the USA Falcons throughout their two-match tour of South Africa.

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In November, the Falcons will have to tough it out against Hong Kong, Kenya and Portugal in Dubai for the final place in next year’s World Cup.

The team will want to test themselves against one of the best provincial teams in South Africa in the form of the Cheetahs.

Similarly, the Cheetahs will look to return to their winning ways after they slumped to a 21-14 defeat against an Emerging Ireland side a week ago. A favorable result against a Gary Gold-coached international team will serve as massive relief for Hawies Fourie’s Cheetahs, who start their inaugural European Challenge campaign in two months.

Admittedly, neither side will be boasting a full-strength lineup. The visitors will be missing all their foreign-based players, while eight first-choice Cheetahs squad members are unavailable for selection due to injury.

For all their attacking prowess, the Cheetahs are notorious for their defensive frailties and given Gold’s experience and intel of the game in South Africa, that is one facet which the American outfit will surely look to exploit to create ample scoring opportunities.

Should the home side continue playing in this way, there is every chance that the outcome of the game will hinge on which team gains supremacy at the scrum, breakdown and lineout.

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15 Cohen Jasper, 14 Munier Hartzenberg, 13 Evardi Boshoff, 12 Frans Steyn, 11 Rosko Specman, 10 George Lourens, 9 Branden de Kock, 8 Teboho Mohoje, 7 Sibabalo Qoma, 6 Marnus van der Merwe, 5 Victor Sekekete (c), 4 Rynier Bernardo, 3 Conraad van Vuuren, 2 Marko Janse van Rensburg, 1 Schalk Ferreira.

Subs: 16 Janus Venter, 17 Cameron Dawson, 18 Hencus van Wyk, 19 Jean Droste, 20 Jeandre Rudolph, 21 Ruan Pienaar, 22 Reinhardt Fortuin, 23 Robert Ebersohn.

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15 Marcel Brache, 14 Mitch Wilson, 13 Bryce Campbell (c), 12 Paul Lasike, 11 Christian Dyer, 10 Luke Carty, 9 Nate Augspurger, 8 Jamason Fa’anana-Schultz, 7 Cory Daniel, 6 Viliami Helu, 5 Nick Civetta, 4 Keni Nasoqeqe, 3 Paul Mullen, 2 Dylan Fawsitt, 1 Jack Iscaro.

Subs: 16 Kaleb Geiger, 17 Chance Wenglewski, 18 Angus Maclellan, 19 Siaosi Mahoni, 20 Cam Dolan, 21 Duncan van Schalkwyk, 22 Tavite Lopeti, 23 Chris Mattina.

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Blood & Water - Netflix - May 20, 2020 - Present

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Nick Mullins' Premiership preview - part two Leicester to Northampton

9:24am, 13 September 2021 BT Sport’s Nick Mullins has over the last decade become the instantly recognisable voice of rugby union in the British Isles.ADVERTISEMENTOver the course of around 40 matches per season – and upwards of 100 preparatory training ground visits – BT’s leading match commentator sees more Gallagher Premiership action than most.As such he is ideally placed to assess the hopes of the 13 teams for whom the road to Twickenham next June gets underway this weekend.

Matt Dawson and Mike BrownHere is the second part of his club-by-club preview.Leicester TigersLast season: Sixth with 54 points (W11, D0, L11)Top scorer: Zack Henry (98)ADVERTISEMENTTop try scorer: Julian Montoya (5)Head coach: Steve Borthwick (appointed 2020)Arrivals: 14 including Freddie Burns, Marco van Staden and Bryce HegartyDepartures: 17 including Tomas Lavanini, Zack Henry and Joaquin Diaz BonillaADVERTISEMENTMost recent play-off season: 2016/17Title wins: TenNick’s verdict:“Clearing out the attic feels the best way to describe last season when they had the most major of overhauls. It felt like I was getting an email every day telling me another player had left.“At times it felt brutal looking from the outside but clearly it was needed because by the end of last season they were looking like their old selves.“I think I said in commentary at one point that they were starting to look, smell and play like Steve Borthwick and if ever a team needed to be remodelled in the image of its head coach than Leicester were that club.“Borthwick has come in and taken them back to the old days. I think the signings are really clever – as we saw with the Lions van Staden is impressive. They’re getting some old-fashioned grunt back in the pack and with the likes of Freddie Burns and Bryce Hegarty there will be plenty to smile about.“Although we seem to talk a lot about coaches and the standards they set these days Kevin Sinfield is going to be a really interesting story this season, as will Richard Wigglesworth and Matt Smith coming together to look after the attack. I’ll be surprised if they’re not pushing hard for the top four.”Part 1 of 3 from @andNickMullins covers Bath to Harlequins "Lots of neutrals looked at them last season and wondered how a team with so many impressive backs could not be more consistent?"https://t.co/UX1qpmMACY— RugbyPass (@RugbyPass) September 13, 2021London IrishLast season: Ninth with 48 points (W6, D2, L14)Top scorer: Paddy Jackson (177)Top try scorer: Curtis Rona (8)Head coach: Declan Kidney (appointed 2018)Arrivals: 14 including Benhard Janse van Rensburg and Marcel van der MerweDepartures: 10 including Blair Cowan, Waisake Naholo and Tom HomerMost recent play-off season: 2008/9Title wins: NoneNick’s verdict:“Speaking personally their new stadium is one of the go-to places in the Premiership. The walk to the ground past the riverside pubs then the value for money from a season ticket at Brentford is tremendous.“They are thrilling to watch at times, but I suspect because Declan Kidney is more pragmatic than me that he would swap some of the excitement for a bit more consistency.“There’s no Blair Cowan or Theo Brophy-Clews this season but with a good crop of ex-academy players let’s see Irish not having to come back from 30 points down to win thrillingly quite so often, and instead winning a few dull games.”

(Photo by David Rogers/Getty Images)Newcastle FalconsLast season: Tenth with 45 points (W9, D0, L13)Top scorer: Brett Connon (81)Top try scorer: Adam Radwan/George McGuigan (7)Head coach: Dean Richards (appointed 2012)Arrivals: 13 including Mike Brown and Nathan EarleDepartures: 14 including Toby Flood and Cooper VunaMost recent play-off season: 2017/18Title wins: OneNick’s verdict: “Newcastle Brown has become the phrase and there’s been plenty of chat about Mike Brown.“I think the move has come at a good time for him and despite leaving the champion club he’ll enjoy what they’re doing at Newcastle.“He’ll have some familiar faces around him in Nathan Earle, Ollie Lindsay-Hague, Nick Easter and Dean Richards and I think he’ll like the playing surface.“Can they make the top six…I don’t know. But Newcastle will be well worth watching, they’ve signed cleverly and I like the coaching team Dean Richards has put round him.”Local politicians promised otherwise…https://t.co/wjkNj2n1KS— RugbyPass (@RugbyPass) September 13, 2021Northampton SaintsLast season: Fifth with 57 points (W11, D0, L11)Top scorer: James Grayson (83)Top try scorer: Ollie Sleightholme (7)Head coach: Chris Boyd (appointed 2018)Arrivals: Six including Juarno Augustus and Brandon NansenDepartures: 11 including Ben Franks, Harry Mallinder and Samson Ma’asiMost recent play-off season: 2018/19Title wins: OneNick’s verdict:“I always got the sense last season that for all the promise and despite them finishing fifth there was still a huge sense of frustration amongst the players and coaches.“When you consider they finished three or four wins off Quins, they can look back at plenty of matches they should have won if they’d had a bit more composure close to the try-line.“That will be a big work-on for them again this season – but I like the fact that Lewis Ludlam is in charge and he’ll have a lot of experience around him.“If Saints can find some consistency when their noses are around the try-line they will be pushing for the play-offs, and there’s no reason to think they can’t turn that frustration into winning a few more games.”"It's probably time they started putting in some really consistent performances"– Franklin's Gardens is an excellent breeding ground to help get talent into the international conversation, but taking it to the next level is a puzzle that needs solving https://t.co/nlrAY58zQ9— RugbyPass (@RugbyPass) September 12, 2021

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Alcina Handel

French soprano Patricia Petibon sings one of the biggest handelian arias. Her voice in this recording is just amazing, and she adds a lot of dramatism. Handel’s Alcina Handel’s Alcina ● by Chris Lynch This February, Indiana University Opera will present Handel’s fantasy opera Alcina in a new production designed by Robert Perdziola, directed by Chas Rader-Shieber, and conducted by Arthur Fagen. On musical grounds, this is a more-than-competent reading of Handel's classic opera, with some fine singing throughout. Naglestad is a lovely Alcina, and other principles are strong (notable standout is Mahnke's Oberto). Conductor Hacker coaxes a good reading out of the Stuttgart forces. Handel: Alcina / Curtis, DiDonato, Rensburg, Beaumont Release Date: Label: Archiv Produktion (Dg) Catalog #: 4777374 Spars Code: n/a Composer: George Frideric Handel Performer: Kobie van Rensburg, Vito Priante, Joyce DiDonato, Sonia Prina.

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Quite possibly Handel's most magnificent opera, Alcina is filled with extraordinary musical riches & a lot of magnificent magic. Two exceptional women lie at the heart of the story: Alcina is a potent sorceress, which Bradamante counters with her self-confidence and determination on her quest to rescue her lover Ruggiero from Alcina's spells. If she succeeds, they will escape and no doubt live happily ever after. However, if not, Ruggiero will be transformed into the newest trophy in Alcina's enormous gallery of former lovers. Which will it be? Can he resist her magic?

Now in his fourth season as music director of Orchestra Seattle and the Seattle Chamber Singers, Clinton Smith also maintains a position on the music staff of Santa Fe Opera, where he most recently served as cover conductor for Leonard Slatkin on a production of Samuel Barber’s Vanessa. During the 2017–2018 season, he will make three company debuts, conducting Il barbieri de Siviglia at Dayton Opera, Le nozze di Figaro at Tacoma Opera and Alcina at Fargo-Moorhead Opera. He will also return to Pacific Northwest Opera to conduct Turandot, and to Atlanta Opera to prepare The Seven Deadly Sins. Clinton’s recent conducting credits include The Mikado for Kentucky Opera, Hansel und Gretel and Norma for Pacfic Northwest Opera, Il barbieri di Sivigliafor the University of Michigan Opera Theater, and La finta giardiniera for Baldwin Wallace University.

He has served on the music staff of Santa Fe Opera, Juilliard Opera, Minnesota Opera, Atltanta Opera, Portland Opera, Kentucky Opera and Ash Lawn Opera. Other recent posts include four seasons as artistic director and principal conductor of the St. Cloud Symphony, assistant conductor and chorus master for San Francisco Opera’s Merola Opera Program, assistant conductor for Glimmerglass Opera’s productions of Tolomeo and The Tender Land, music director of Western Ontario University’s Canadian Operatic Arts Academy, and guest coach at the National University of Taiwan.

For four seasons, Minnesota Opera engaged Clinton as cover conductor and chorus master, where he led mainstage performances of La traviata and Madama Butterfly and covered the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra and Minnesota Opera Orchestra in over 20 productions. During 2011, Clinton conducted a workshop and prepared the world premiere of Kevin Puts’ opera Silent Night, which subsequently won the 2012 Pulitzer Prize in Music. For Minnesota Opera’s New Works Initiative, and as an avid fan of new music, Clinton prepared workshops of Douglas J. Cuomo’s Doubt, Ricky Ian Gordon’s The Garden of the Finzi-Continis and the North American premiere of Jonathan Dove’s The Adventures of Pinocchio, as well as Dominick Argento’s Casanova’s Homecoming and Bernard Herrmann’s Wuthering Heights.

Patrick Hansen continues his unique career throughout North American as an operatic stage director, conductor, and vocal coach. His stagings have garnered praise in both Canada and the United States. Opera Canada wrote, ' Patrick Hansen captured the opera's bohemian vitality - the city of Paris itself was the characterful backdrop to the action. When he ran out of space in Act II, the crowd simply spilled down into the auditorium . . the comic business was well handled . . . The acting, indeed, was a strong point throughout.'

Mr. Hansen has been on the musical staffs of the Lyric Opera of Chicago, Pittsburgh Opera, Tulsa Opera, Opera Memphis, Des Moines Metro Opera, Ash Lawn Opera, The Juilliard Opera Center, Fargo-Moorhead Opera, and Glimmerglass Opera as well as being the Director of Artistic Administration for Florida Grand Opera during the opening of the Miami Arts Centre.

At ease in opera and musical theatre, his stage directing credits encompass the entire spectrum of repertoire now being presented in opera companies; Alcina, Orfeo ed Eudridice, Cosi fan tutte, Die Zauberflute, L'elisier d'amore, La traviata, Dialogue des Carmelites, Albert Herring, Hansel and Gretel, La Boheme as well as the musicals Camelot and Trouble in Tahiti.

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Currently the director of Opera McGill in Montreal at McGill University, Mr. Hansen is the former director of the Young American Artist Program at Glimmerglass Opera, and has presented masterclasses and coachings with the Young Artists of Virginia Opera and for many years served as the stage director at the Kennedy Center with the Washington Chorus' Essential Verdi. Mr. Hansen returns to Fargo-Moorhead after successful stagings of Fille du Regiment, Suor Angelica/Gianni Schicchi, and The Magic Flute in previous seasons.

Miriam Khalil is an acclaimed Lebanese-Canadian soprano specializing in opera and concert performance. She has been lauded as a 'skilled, versatile artist' with a “signature warm lyrical voice” by Musical Toronto and described as 'dark, dangerous and alluring” by Opera Going Toronto. Miriam is a graduate of the prestigious Canadian Opera Company Ensemble Studio, the Steans Institute for Young Artists (Ravinia) and the Britten-Bears Young Artist Programme in England. While in her last year of the COC Ensemble Studio, she advanced to the semi-finals of the Metropolitan Opera Council auditions and represented the Great Lakes Region on the Met stage, during which she was featured in the documentary film The Audition.

Miriam has appeared on numerous opera stages across Canada and Europe, including a stint at the renowned Glyndebourne Festival Opera in the United Kingdom. Notable roles include Mimi in La bohème (Minnesota Opera, Opera Hamilton & Against the Grain Theatre); Musetta in La bohème (Edmonton Opera); Donna Elvira in Don Giovanni (Opera Tampa & Against the Grain Theatre/The Banff Centre/Ottawa International Chamber Music Festival); Mélisande in Pelléas et Mélisande (Against the Grain Theatre); the Governess in The Turn of the Screw (Against the Grain Theatre); Cleopatra in Giulio Cesare (Glyndebourne Festival Opera, U.K.); Almirena in Rinaldo (Glyndebourne Festival Opera, U.K.); and Susanna in Le Nozze di Figaro (Pacific Opera Victoria, Opera Lyra Ottawa & Against the Grain Theatre).

Holly Flack is a coloratura soprano praised for “wielding an impressive range, effortlessly reaching higher than high notes” with her unique vocal extension beyond an octave above high C.

Ms. Flack has performed with the Bel Canto Opera Festival, Astoria Opera Festival, and Operafestival di Roma. She made her debut at the Trentino Music Festival in Mezzano, Italy singing the role of the Vixen in Leos Janacek’s The Cunning Little Vixen. She was most recently seen on the FM Opera stage last season as the Queen of the Night in The Magic Flute.

Additional roles include Serpetta (La Finta Giardiniera), Frasquita (Carmen), Despina (Cosi fan Tutte), and Peep-Bo in The Mikado. In 2015, Holly was part of the Gate City Bank Young Artist program where she covered the role of Marie in Daughter of the Regiment with FM Opera.

Originally from Portland, Oregon, Ms. Flack holds a Bachelors degree in Vocal Performance from St. Olaf College, and a Masters degree in Vocal Performance from The University of Kentucky, where she studied with soprano Cynthia Lawrence.

Lyric mezzo-soprano Holly Janz is a versatile singing actress with a voice that is evenly blended with clarity, richness and warmth. She has performed with opera companies across the country including Skylark Opera, Fargo-Moorhead Opera, Wichita Grand Opera, and Union Avenue Opera Theatre (St. Louis). Past credits comprise a variety of characters from the trouser roles of Cherubino, Hansel and Prince Orlofsky, to the ingénue roles of Nancy (Albert Herring) and Valencienne (The Merry Widow), to the more dramatic roles of Carmen and The Secretary (The Consul).

In addition to her operatic stage credits, Ms. Janz is a compelling concert artist in both oratorio and recital. Orchestral credits include the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra, the Indianapolis Philharmonic Orchestra, the Greater Grand Forks Symphony, the Fargo-Moorhead Symphony as well as the Central Wisconsin Symphony Orchestra.

Ms. Janz, a native of Marshfield, WI, is an alumna of the University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point (BM). She has also received degrees from the University of Colorado (MM) and the University of Kansas (DMA, with honors), and is an associate professor of voice at Concordia College in Moorhead, MN.

Called “winningly wily and dauntless” by Boston Classical Review, American Mezzo-soprano, Kate Jackman, is multifaceted musician and actress who excels in a variety of musical expression. As a2017 Gate City Bank Young Artist, Kate was seen as the Waitress in “Speed Dating Tonight!” as well as the Sergeant of Police in FM Opera’s recent production of “The Pirates of Penzance”. She also sang the role of Giovanna this summer in Ash Lawn Opera’s production of “Rigoletto”. Other roles that Kate has performed include the lead role in Oliver Knussen’s “Higglety Pigglety Pop” at the Tanglewood Festival of Contemporary Music, Hansel in “Hansel and Gretel”, the title role in “Carmen”, Dorabella in “Cosi fan tutte”, Bloody Mary in “South Pacific”, and Dinah in Bernstein’s “Trouble in Tahiti”.

An avid performer of new works, Kate has premiered roles in “Piecing It Apart” by Paul Matthews and “Lux et Tenebrae” by Douglas Buchanan for The Figaro Project’s Contemporary Opera Trio. She also premiered the role of Megan 2 in Robert Patterson’s “The Whole Truth” with Urban Arias, and Patricia Hutton in Joshua Bornfield’s“Camelot Requiem”, in which she “expressed emotional intensity with the weight of her soothing mezzo-soprano voice” (Maureen L. Mitchell, Opera Today)

Ms. Jackman holds a Master of Music Degree from the Peabody Institute and a Bachelor of Music Degree from the University of North Texas.

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Tenor Jianghai Ho has appeared most recently as tenor soloist in the DePaul Symphonic Choir’s presentation of Rossini’s Stabat Mater, Rinuccio in Puccini’s Gianni Schicchi, Nerone in Monteverdi’s L'incoronazione di Poppea, Orfeo in Monteverdi’s L’Orfeo, Abraham Kaplan in Kurt Weill’s Street Scene, and Dr. Blind in Johann Strauss Jr’s Die Fledermaus with DePaul Opera Theater. He has also performed with the Duke Vespers Ensemble in Dietrich Buxtehude’s rarely-performed Membra Jesu Nostri at the Boston Early Music Festival, as well as the Chicago Symphony Chorus.

Born in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, Jianghai first discovered his passion for opera under the tutelage of Professor Susan Dunn at Duke University, where he graduated with a B.S. in music and biology. He graduated in vocal performance from DePaul University, where he studied with David Alt and Michael Sylvester.

Mark Billy is a lyric baritone and Native American (Choctaw tribe) from Finley, Oklahoma. Mark’s undergraduate studies in voice at the University of Oklahoma were under the mentorship of baritone Richard Anderson. Mark has also had additional study with the legendary mezzo-soprano Marilyn Horne.

Mark made his operatic debut as IlCommendatore in 2012 with OU Opera Theatre's production of Mozart’s “Don Giovanni”. The following season he appeared as Thoas in Gluck's “Iphigénieen Tauride”. In 2014 Mark appeared as Simon in OU’s choreographed production of Haydn’s oratorio “Die Jahreszeiten” and in 2016 Mark was featured as Moralès in “Carmen” with Indiana University.His graduate studies at Indiana were with soprano Carol Vaness.

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Mark most recently concluded a traveling production at OU opera theatre of John Davies mash-up children’s opera: “The Billy Goats Gruff” where he played the role of Osmin, the bully billy goat; this brought opera to Norman, OK area schools and carried the important message against bullying. In the Spring of 2017 Mark placed first in the Oklahoma NATS competition graduate level division. This past summer Mark sang Melisso in Handel’s “Alcina” as well as covering the role of Marcello in “La bohème” for the Red River Lyric Opera Festival. As a 2018 Gate City Bank Young Artist with the Fargo Moorhead Opera Mark will be reprising the role of Melisso in Handel’s “Alcina”as well as the role of the bartender in Michael Ching’s comic one act opera “Speed Dating Tonight!”

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I got Retweeted by my fave Blood & Water actress (and namesake, ha): Natasha Thahane.

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Inizia oggi il Tour de France 2017, centoquattresima edizione della “Grand Boucle“, è in programma dal 1º luglio al 23 luglio 2017, per un totale di 3.516 km in 21 tappe, da Dusseldorf, in Germania, al tradizionale arrivo sui Campi Elisi a Parigi.

Il percorso completo è stato svelato il 18 ottobre 2016 al Palazzo dei Congressi di Parigi. La corsa prevede la partenza dalla Germania, dalla città di Dusseldorf, con una gara a cronometro individuale. Prima di approdare in Francia il percorso prevede, nelle prime tappe, passaggi dal Belgio e dal Lussemburgo.

Il primo arrivo in salita è previsto già alla quinta tappa a La planche des belles filles. La nona tappa è quella che prevede il massimo dislivello, con le scalate al Col de la Biche, al Grand Colombier e al Mont du Chat nella regione della Savoia. Con la dodicesima tappa e l’arrivo in salita a Peyragudes iniziano le frazioni pirenaiche, che proseguono con la breve tappa successiva, di soli 100 km, da Saint-Girons a Foix ma con pendenze massime del 20%. Dopo il passaggio sul Massiccio Centrale, nelle ultime tappe vengono affrontate le Alpi, a partire dalla diciassettesima tappa con il Col du Galibier e l’arrivo in salita al Col d’Izoard nella diciottesima. La ventesima tappa prevede la seconda e ultima cronometro individuale a Marsiglia con arrivo allo stadio Velodrome, mentre l’ultima tappa, prima del tradizionale arrivo sui Campi Elisi a Parigi, prevede il passaggio all’interno del Grand Palais, realizzato per l’Expo 1900.

A seguire dopo la mappa, le tappe e la lista dei partenti

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Tappa Data Percorso km 1ª 1º luglio Düsseldorf (DEU) > Düsseldorf (DEU) (cron. individuale) 13 2ª 2 luglio Düsseldorf (DEU) > Liegi (BEL) 202 3ª 3 luglio Verviers (BEL) > Longwy 202 4ª 4 luglio Mondorf-les-Bains (LUX) > Vittel 203 5ª 5 luglio Vittel > Planche des Belles Filles 160 6ª 6 luglio Vesoul > Troyes 216 7ª 7 luglio Troyes > Nuits-Saint-Georges 214 8ª 8 luglio Dole > Station Des Rousses 187 9ª 9 luglio Nantua > Chambéry 181 10 luglio giorno di riposo 10ª 11 luglio Périgueux > Bergerac 178 11ª 12 luglio Eymet > Pau 202 12ª 13 luglio Pau > Peyragudes 214 13ª 14 luglio Saint-Girons > Foix 100 14ª 15 luglio Blagnac > Rodez 181 15ª 16 luglio Laissac-Sévérac l’Eglise > Le Puy-en-Velay 189 17 luglio giorno di riposo 16ª 18 luglio Le Puy-en-Velay > Romans-sur-Isère 165 17ª 19 luglio La Mure > Serre-Chevalier 183 18ª 20 luglio Briançon > Izoard 178 19ª 21 luglio Embrun > Salon-de-Provence 220 20ª 22 luglio Marsiglia > Marsiglia (cron. individuale) 23 21ª 23 luglio Montgeron > Parigi (Champs Élysées) 105 Totale 3.516

Anche nel 2017 il Tour de France sarà una calamita per tutti i campioni del ciclismo mondiale. Il dorsale numero 1 sarà sulle spalle del bicampione uscente Chris Froome, che dovrà difendersi nuovamente dagli assalti di Alberto Contador, Nairo Quintana, Alejandro Valverde, Romain Bardet e dell’azzurro Fabio Aru.

Non mancheranno i cacciatori di tappe a partire dal Campione del Mondo Peter Sagan e proseguendo con Mark Cavendish, Philippe Gilbert, Marcel Kittel e Greg Van Avermaet.

Di seguito la startlist

Team Sky 001 Chris Froome 002 Sergio Luis Henao 003 Vasil Kiryienka 004 Christian Knees 005 Michal Kwiatkowski 006 Mikel Landa 007 Mikel Nieve Iturralde 008 Luke Rowe 009 Geraint Thomas AG2R 011 Romain Bardet 012 Jan Bakelants 013 Axel Domont 014 Mathias Frank 015 Ben Gastauer 016 Cyril Gautier 017 Pierre-Roger Latour 018 Oliver Naesen 019 Alexis Vuillermoz Astana Pro Team 021 Fabio Aru 022 Dario Cataldo 023 Jakob Fuglsang 024 Andriy Grivko 025 Dmitriy Gruzdev 026 Bakhtiyar Kozhatayev 027 Alexey Lutsenko 028 Michael Valgren Andersen 029 Andrey Zeits Bahrain Merida Pro Cycling Team 031 Jon Izagirre Insausti 032 Yukiya Arashiro 033 Grega Bole 034 Borut Bozic 035 Janez Brajkovic 036 Ondrej Cink 037 Sonny Colbrelli 038 Tsgabu Gebremaryam Grmay 039 Javier Moreno Bazan BMC Racing Team 031 Richie Porte 032 Damiano Caruso 033 Alessandro De Marchi 034 Stefan Küng 035 Amael Moinard 036 Nicolas Roche 037 Michael Schar 038 Greg Van Avermaet 039 Danilo Wyss Bora-Hansgrohe 051 Peter Sagan 052 Maciej Bodnar 053 Emanuel Buchmann 054 Marcus Burghardt 055 Rafal Majka 056 Jay McCarthy 057 Pawel Poljanski 058 Juraj Sagan 059 Rüdiger Selig Cannondale-Drapac Pro Cycling Team 061 Rigoberto Uran 062 Alberto Bettiol 063 Patrick Bevin 064 Nathan Brown 065 Simon Clarke 066 Taylor Phinney 067 Pierre Rolland 068 Andrew Talansky 069 Dylan Van Baarle Dimension Data 071 Mark Cavendish 072 Edvald Boasson Hagen 073 Stephen Cummings 074 Bernhard Eisel 075 Reinardt Janse Van Rensburg 076 Serge Pauwels 077 Mark Renshaw 078 Scott Thwaites 079 Jacobus Venter FDJ 081 Arnaud Demare 082 Davide Cimolai 083 Mickael Delage 084 Jacopo Guarnieri 085 Ignatas Konovalovas 086 Olivier Le Gac 087 Rudy Molard 088 Thibaut Pinot 089 Arthur Vichot Lotto Soudal 091 André Greipel 092 Lars Ytting Bak 093 Tiesj Benoot 094 Thomas De Gendt 095 Tony Gallopin 096 Adam Hansen 097 Jürgen Roelandts 098 Marcel Sieberg 099 Tim Wellens Movistar Team 101 Nairo Quintana 102 Andrey Amador Bipkazakova 103 Daniele Bennati 104 Carlos Alberto Betancur 105 Jonathan Castroviejo Nicolas 106 Imanol Erviti Ollo 107 Jesus Herrada Lopez 108 Jasha Sutterlin 109 Alejandro Valverde ORICA-Scott 111 Johan Chaves 112 Michael Albasini 113 Luke Durbridge 114 Mathew Hayman 115 Damien Howson 116 Daryl Impey 117 Jens Keukeleire 118 Roman Kreuziger 119 Simon Yates Quick-Step Floors 121 Philippe Gilbert 122 Gianluca Brambilla 123 Marcel Kittel 124 Daniel Martin 125 Fabio Sabatini 126 Matteo Trentin Team Katusha – Alpecin 131 Alexander Kristoff 132 Marco Haller 133 Reto Hollenstein 134 Robert Kiserlovski 135 Maurits Lammertink 136 Tiago Jose Pinto Machado 137 Tony Martin 138 Nils Politt 139 Rick Zabel Team LottoNL – Jumbo 141 Robert Gesink 142 George Bennett 143 Dylan Groenewegen 144 Tom Leezer 145 Paul Martens 146 Primoz Roglic 147 Timo Roosen 148 Jos Van Emden 149 Robert Wagner Team Sunweb 151 Warren Barguil 152 Nikias Arndt 153 Roy Curvers 154 Simon Geschke 155 Michael Matthews 156 Ramon Sinkeldam 157 Laurens Ten Dam 158 Mike Teunissen 159 Albert Timmer Trek-Segafredo 161 Alberto Contador 162 Andre Fernando S. Martins Cardoso 163 John Degenkolb 164 Fabio Felline 165 Michael Gogl 166 Markel Irizar Aranburu 167 Koen De Kort 168 Bauke Mollema 169 Jarlinson Pantano Gomez UAE Team Emirates 171 Diego Ulissi 172 Darwin Atapuma Hurtado 173 Matteo Bono 174 Kristjian Durasek 175 Vegard Stake Laengen 176 Marco Marcato 177 Louis Meintjes 178 Manuele Mori 179 Ben Swift Cofidis, Solutions Crédits 181 Nacer Bouhanni 182 Dimitri Claeys 183 Christophe Laporte 184 Cyril Lemoine 185 Luis Angel Mate Mardones 186 Daniel Navarro Garcia 187 Florian Senechal 188 Julien Simon 189 Geoffrey Soupe Direct Energie 191 Thomas Voeckler 192 Thomas Boudat 193 Lilian Calmejane 194 Sylvain Chavanel 195 Yohann Gène 196 Adrien Petit 197 Perrig Quemeneur 198 Romain Sicard 199 Angelo Tulik Fortuneo – Vital Concept 201 Daniel Mclay 202 Maxime Bouet 203 Brice Feillu 204 Elie Gesbert 205 Romain Hardy 206 Pierre-Luc Perichon 207 Laurent Pichon 208 Eduardo Sepulveda 209 Florian Vachon Wanty – Groupe Gobert 211 Frederik Backaert 212 Thomas Degand 213 Guillaume Martin 214 Marco Minnaard 215 Yoann Offredo 216 Andrea Pasqualon 217 Dion Smith 218 Guillaume Van Keirsbulk 219 Pieter Vanspeybrouck Quick-Step Floors Philippe Gilbert Daniel Martin Gianluca Brambilla Marcel Kittel Fabio Sabatini Zdenek Stibar Petr Vakoc Matteo Trentin Niki Terpstra Jack Bauer Yves Lampaert Julien Vermote

Tour de France 2017, le tappe ed i partenti della centoquattresima edizione della "Grand Boucle" Inizia oggi il Tour de France 2017, centoquattresima edizione della "Grand Boucle", è in programma dal 1º luglio al 23 luglio 2017, per un totale di 3.516 km in 21 tappe, da Dusseldorf, in Germania, al tradizionale arrivo sui Campi Elisi a Parigi.

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