C/ del Carmen, 26, 28470
Cercedilla - MADRID
Phone Number/fax: +34-918522361
Stage statistics
Departure:Guchin Us
Arrival:Murui River
Distance:116 km
Daily climb:1000 metros
Climb awards:ninguno
Technical challenge:alta
Physical challenge:alto
Start Time:07:30
Maximum allowed time:7 h.
Last arrival time:14:30
Stage Description
The beginning of high mountains in the Khangai Mountain Range. The trail becomes easier to pedal with a smother ride compared to the previous stages, but the climbs become definetly more challenging. After crossing a few streams which open the stage, we enter the mountains. A dominant charecteristic of mongolian passes is the complete absence of turns in the road. The routes go right up to the top of the passes, with increasing grades that reach even 29%. Nevertheless it can be ridden also standing up, obviously with very high physical intensity, thanks to the hards surface of the track.
Day Chronicle
Six Different Winners in First Six Stages
Kona dominated the podium today, with Kris Sneddon winning Stage Six of the 2012 Mongolia Bike Challenge presented by Orbea. Current overall leader, Cory Wallace, came second followed immediately by teammate Barry Wicks. Carter Hovey of Team MBC Racing powered by Orbea-SMP came fourth, dropping Pau Zamora of Buff on the massive finishing climb. Sneddon becomes the sixth winner in six stages that have been completed so far. While things are starting to look similar at the front of the men´s elite pack, a dramatic women´s race is unfolding behind them. Current leader, Elisabeth Adamson of Australia is being challenged in the overall standing by Leisbeth Hessens of Belgium as well as the Mongolian rider, Solongo Tserenlham. Tserenlham won today´s stage and is looking very strong moving into the second half of the race. Tomorrow the MBC moves into the mountains for the ¨Queen´s Stage¨ - 132 kilometers long with 2620 meters of climbing. It is by far the most difficult as well as the most spectacular stage of the race.
Kona dominated the podium today, with Kris Sneddon winning Stage Six of the 2012 Mongolia Bike Challenge presented by Orbea. Current overall leader, Cory Wallace, came second followed immediately by teammate Barry Wicks. Carter Hovey of Team MBC Racing powered by Orbea-SMP came fourth, dropping Pau Zamora of Buff on the massive finishing climb. Sneddon becomes the sixth winner in six stages that have been completed so far. While things are starting to look similar at the front of the men´s elite pack, a dramatic women´s race is unfolding behind them. Current leader, Elisabeth Adamson of Australia is being challenged in the overall standing by Leisbeth Hessens of Belgium as well as the Mongolian rider, Solongo Tserenlham. Tserenlham won today´s stage and is looking very strong moving into the second half of the race. Tomorrow the MBC moves into the mountains for the ¨Queen´s Stage¨ - 132 kilometers long with 2620 meters of climbing. It is by far the most difficult as well as the most spectacular stage of the race.
Clasification
Category:
All
Sportman
Master 1
Master 2
Veteran
Female
Pos
Drs
Name and Surname
Difference
Stage Total
Country
Bonus
1
3
Kris Sneddon
03:50:55
2
1
Cory Wallace
00:00:02
03:50:57
3
4
Barry Wicks
00:00:03
03:50:58
4
7
Carter Hovey
00:00:34
03:51:29
5
9
Pau Zamora Perez
00:00:55
03:51:50
6
51
Peter Paelinck
00:03:55
03:54:50
7
32
Delgerbayar Sonomtseren
00:11:02
04:01:57
8
5
Marcel Hagener
00:21:00
04:11:55
9
26
Altansukh Altanzul
00:25:20
04:16:15
10
8
David Rovira Roqueta
00:25:20
04:16:15
11
56
Francesc Juliá Pascual
00:25:20
04:16:15
12
6
Tuguldur Tuulkhangai
00:25:20
04:16:15
13
44
Davide Ghedini
00:26:56
04:17:51
14
12
Mohamad Razif Bin Mohamad Salleh
00:26:59
04:17:54
15
42
Lorenzo Milesi
00:29:05
04:20:00
16
13
Marcel Farres Dasquens
00:29:05
04:20:00
17
64
Solongo Tserenlham
00:38:47
04:29:42
18
43
Aloyse Albert Schartz
00:40:58
04:31:53
19
45
Greg Mckennis
00:45:54
04:36:49
20
55
Robert Bleeker
00:46:39
04:37:34
21
52
Steven Pauwels
00:47:56
04:38:51
22
53
Thomas Wettemann
00:48:09
04:39:04
23
58
Batmunkh Mijid
00:48:36
04:39:31
24
30
Nuo Zhang
00:48:49
04:39:44
25
57
Liesbeth Hessens
00:48:54
04:39:49
26
18
Jep Gonzalez Farres
00:49:53
04:40:48
27
38
Elisabeth Adamson
00:50:30
04:41:25
28
49
Fabio Elmer
00:56:17
04:47:12
29
17
Thomas Borst
00:58:40
04:49:35
30
48
Jennifer Crake
01:03:06
04:54:01
31
62
Uwe Geiger
01:03:06
04:54:01
32
61
Alex Ramsey
01:06:56
04:57:51
33
14
Ivan Cabañas Gonzalez
01:09:18
05:00:13
34
23
Angel Lopez Santos
01:09:21
05:00:16
35
27
Marcos Barrio Robles
01:09:21
05:00:16
36
63
Otgontuya Batbaatar
01:10:40
05:01:35
37
10
Ray Giddins
01:15:50
05:06:45
38
19
Ulziibaatar Jamsran
01:20:12
05:11:07
39
15
Johan Walraven
01:20:56
05:11:51
40
21
Edmund Tan
01:22:53
05:13:48
41
50
Griet Peeters
01:23:38
05:14:33
42
50
Kristof Nootens
01:23:38
05:14:33
43
11
Iwona Szmyd
01:29:14
05:20:09
44
35
Jack Anderson
01:39:32
05:30:27
45
40
Max Richner
01:42:44
05:33:39
46
24
Jesus Martin Del Nogal
01:54:28
05:45:23
47
39
Birgit Richner
02:00:37
05:51:32
48
37
Jos Van Dijk
02:08:12
05:59:07
49
54
Marcel Besemer
02:08:12
05:59:07
50
20
Wouter Rijnaerts
02:08:12
05:59:07
51
29
Thierry Lilian Claude Carayol
02:57:05
06:48:00
52
25
Frances Galache Rejón
04:25:37
08:16:32 (*)
Category:
All
Sportman
Master 1
Master 2
Veteran
Female
Pos
Drs
Name and Surname
Difference
Stage Total
Country
1
1
Cory Wallace
24:28:47
2
3
Kris Sneddon
00:08:43
24:37:30
3
4
Barry Wicks
00:05:37
24:34:24
4
9
Pau Zamora Perez
00:21:59
24:50:46
5
7
Carter Hovey
00:45:47
25:14:34
6
51
Peter Paelinck
01:13:32
25:42:19
7
5
Marcel Hagener
01:50:19
26:19:06
8
8
David Rovira Roqueta
02:26:29
26:55:16
9
56
Francesc Juliá Pascual
02:30:55
26:59:42
10
12
Mohamad Razif Bin Mohamad Salleh
02:42:05
27:10:52
11
26
Altansukh Altanzul
03:06:08
27:34:55
12
32
Delgerbayar Sonomtseren
03:56:17
28:25:04
13
44
Davide Ghedini
03:58:15
28:27:02
14
13
Marcel Farres Dasquens
04:18:34
28:47:21
15
42
Lorenzo Milesi
04:20:02
28:48:49
16
53
Thomas Wettemann
05:26:16
29:55:03
17
52
Steven Pauwels
05:29:18
29:58:05
18
49
Fabio Elmer
05:42:50
30:11:37
19
38
Elisabeth Adamson
06:00:01
30:28:48
20
57
Liesbeth Hessens
06:09:56
30:38:43
21
62
Uwe Geiger
06:21:27
30:50:14
22
10
Ray Giddins
06:24:52
30:53:39
23
58
Batmunkh Mijid
06:25:05
30:53:52
24
48
Jennifer Crake
06:33:03
31:01:50
25
18
Jep Gonzalez Farres
06:35:26
31:04:13
26
45
Greg Mckennis
06:41:44
31:10:31
27
55
Robert Bleeker
06:51:07
31:19:54
28
43
Aloyse Albert Schartz
06:58:02
31:26:49
29
6
Tuguldur Tuulkhangai
07:07:15
31:36:02
30
17
Thomas Borst
07:26:19
31:55:06
31
61
Alex Ramsey
07:30:35
31:59:22
32
19
Ulziibaatar Jamsran
07:48:30
32:17:17
33
64
Solongo Tserenlham
07:51:48
32:20:35
34
14
Ivan Cabañas Gonzalez
07:57:53
32:26:40
35
27
Marcos Barrio Robles
08:50:17
33:19:04
36
35
Jack Anderson
09:13:47
33:42:34
37
11
Iwona Szmyd
09:36:07
34:04:54
38
30
Nuo Zhang
09:38:31
34:07:18
39
23
Angel Lopez Santos
09:46:45
34:15:32
40
40
Max Richner
09:53:35
34:22:22
41
15
Johan Walraven
10:26:58
34:55:45
42
21
Edmund Tan
10:27:42
34:56:29
43
63
Otgontuya Batbaatar
11:07:36
35:36:23
44
24
Jesus Martin Del Nogal
12:02:17
36:31:04
45
39
Birgit Richner
14:13:27
38:42:14
46
29
Thierry Lilian Claude Carayol
14:53:42
39:22:29
47
37
Jos Van Dijk
16:05:10
40:33:57
48
20
Wouter Rijnaerts
16:14:04
40:42:51
49
50
Griet Peeters
16:18:31
40:47:18
50
50
Kristof Nootens
16:18:31
40:47:18
51
54
Marcel Besemer
19:21:00
43:49:47
52
25
Frances Galache Rejón
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Abandono
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