Le Tour of the Gila, une des courses les plus difficiles en Amérique, se déroulait du 30 avril au 4 mai 2003 au Nouveau-Mexique.
cinquième étape, 4 mai, « Gila Monster », 111km
Femmes
1- Geneviève Jeanson, RONA/Esker, en 3h 29m 04 (31,9 km/h)
2- Karen Bockel, RONA/Esker, à 6m 44
3- Katrina Grove, T Mobile, à 6m 47
5- Manon Jutras, Saturn, à 6m 59
Classement général final
1- Geneviève Jeanson, RONA/Esker en 12h 29m 55
2- Manon Jutras, Saturn, à 18m 33
3- Katrina Grove, T Mobile, à 20m 47
73 coureuses ont pris le départ, 56 ont terminé le Tour.
Lisez :
- Jeanson finit ça en solitaire, Caroline Larose, Sportcom
- Jeanson gagne son troisième tour consécutif, Daniel Larouche de l'équipe Rona-Esker
- Le triplé pour Jeanson, sur Radio-Canada Sports
- Devinez qui a gagné ?, dans le Multisport
- Monster rides by Jeanson and Miller cinch Gila,
Stephen W. Medcroft, Cyclingnews
- Jeanson, Miller wrap up Gila, Steve Medcroft, VeloNews
- Geneviève Jeanson convincingly won her third consecutive Tour of the Gila, Vaughn Trevi, Dailypeloton.com
- Jeanson Dominates While Miller Hangs On, John Abbott, Bike.com
| nom | équipe | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | cette étape |
écart étape |
cumu latif |
écart cumul. |
|
| Karen Bockel |
Rona/Esker |
16 |
11 |
3 |
6 |
2 |
6m 44 |
6 |
24m 42 |
|
| Andrea Hannos |
Rona/Esker |
21 |
30 |
11 |
12 |
23 |
8m 09 |
19 |
32m 45 |
|
| Melissa Holt |
Rona/Esker |
40 |
51 |
9 |
3 |
27 |
9m 38 |
24 |
38m 00 |
|
| Geneviève Jeanson |
Rona/Esker |
1 | 1 | 1 | 4 |
1 | aucun |
1 | aucun |
|
| Manon Jutras |
Saturn |
2 |
2 |
5 |
7 |
5 |
6m 59 |
2 |
18m 33 |
|
| Carrie Tuck |
Rona/Esker |
27 |
52 |
32 |
16 |
46 |
20m 23 |
42 |
1h 03m 51 |
|
| Erinne Willock |
Rona/Esker |
34 |
38 |
19 |
29 |
21 |
8m 00 |
22 |
35m 05 |
| nom | équipe | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | cette étape |
écart étape |
cumu latif |
écart cumul. |
|
| Gordon Fraser |
Healtnet |
1 | 11 |
1 | 24 |
|||||
| Mathieu Toulouse |
Canada |
60 |
24 |
51 |
18 |
13 |
6m 06 |
25 |
19m 24 |
En guise de conclusion :
Geneviève Jeanson et l'Europe...
et
We've seen a lot from Genevieve Jeanson in the last few years. She is such a dominant force in women's cycling so far this year. I can't think of another sport with an athlete who is so far above the level of her competition. You may think of her as Genevieve Jeanson (Jenn-a-veeve Jen-son). Since it appears that her name will be on the lips of anyone engaged in any serious discussion of women's cycling, you may find it useful as a way to set yourself apart by learning the true pronunciation of her name.
The building blocks of the name are actually simple to understand. Imagine yourself sitting down to a meal Jean Luc Picard, the intelligent elder statesman caption of Star Trek's Next Generation series. Imagine that the dish being served is Chicken Kiev. The ‘Gene' in Genevieve is pronounced like Picard's first name. The e disappears. The final syllable is pronounced as the city Kiev. Imagine dropping the e, leaving the final v harder than if it were softened by the e and you have it. So you get Jean-viev. The last name starts with another Jean and end in that French way of saying son which sounds like saying song while leaving the g off the end. Go on, impress your friends. Genevieve Jeanson (Jean-viev Jean-son(g)).
Steve Medcroft, VeloNews
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