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2008 Tour de Langkawi


FieldValue
name2008 Tour de Langkawi
series2007–08 UCI Asia Tour
race_no9
season_no26
image_size350px
date9–17 February 2008
stages9
distance1377.4
unitkm
time31h 20' 28"
firstRuslan Ivanov
first_natMDA
first_coloryellow
first_team
secondMatthieu Sprick
second_natFRA
second_team
thirdGustavo César
third_natESP
third_team
pointsAurélien Clerc
points_natSUI
points_colorgreen
points_team
mountainsFilippo Savini
mountains_natITA
mountains_colorpolkadot
mountains_team
team
previous2007
next2009

The 2008 Tour de Langkawi was the 13th edition of the Tour de Langkawi, a cycling stage race that took place in Malaysia. It started on 9 February in Alor Setar and ended on 17 February in Kuala Lumpur. This race was rated by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) as a 2.HC race category and was highest ranked stage race on the 2007–08 UCI Asia Tour.

Moldova's Ruslan Ivanov emerged as the winner of the race, followed by Matthieu Sprick second and Gustavo César third. Aurélien Clerc won the points classification category and Filippo Savini won the mountains classification category. won the team classification category.

Stages

The cyclists competed in 9 stages, covering a distance of 1,377.4 kilometres. The route for the Tour was unveiled on 17 December 2007 and revised on 31 December 2007. The traditional final race, criterium in Merdeka Square was also brought back to the race schedule. On January 23, 2008, it was announced that the route for Stage 8 Maran to Genting Highlands had been replaced with a route from Temerloh to Fraser's Hill due to the cyclist's safety reason. For the first time in the Tour's history, Genting Highlands route was not included in the race schedule.

StageDateCourseDistanceStage resultWinnerSecondThird123456789
9 FebruaryAlor Setar to Kepala Batas182.6 kmMatthieu SprickMitchell DockerDiego Nosotti
10 FebruaryButterworth to Sitiawan159.7 kmJeremy HuntMatteo PriamoGustavo César
11 FebruarySitiawan to Banting209.4 kmLee Won-JaeAnuar MananXing Yandong
12 FebruaryPort Dickson to Batu Pahat169 kmDanilo HondoMauro Abel RichezeMarco Corsini
13 FebruaryJohor Bahru to Bandar Penawar139.9 kmAlberto LoddoMauro Abel RichezeAurélien Clerc
14 FebruaryBandar Penawar to Kuala Rompin182.8 kmJosé SerpaAlexandre UsovJohnnie Walker
15 FebruaryKuala Rompin to Kuantan126.6 kmAlexandre UsovHassan MalekiTakashi Miyazawa
16 FebruaryTemerloh to Fraser's Hill127 kmFilippo SaviniRuslan IvanovJosé Serpa
17 FebruaryMerdeka Square, Kuala Lumpur Criterium80.4 kmMauro Abel RichezeJeremy HuntEnrico Rossi

Classification leadership

StageWinnerGeneral classification
[[Image:Jersey yellow.svg25pxYellow jersey]]Points classification
[[Image:Jersey green.svg25pxGreen jersey]]Mountains classification
[[Image:Jersey polkadot.svg25pxPolka-dotted jersey]]Asian rider classificationTeam classificationAsian team classification123456789FinalRuslan IvanovAurélien ClercFilippo Savini
Matthieu SprickMatthieu SprickMitchell Dockernot availableShinichi FukushimaSeoul Cycling Team
Jeremy HuntGustavo CésarMeitan Hompo-GDR
Lee Won-JaeAnuar Manan
Danilo Hondo
Alberto LoddoAurélien Clerc
José SerpaChristoph MeschenmoserPark Sung-BaekSeoul Cycling Team
Alexandre UsovMitchell Docker
Filippo SaviniRuslan IvanovFilippo SaviniShinichi Fukushima
Mauro Abel Richeze
Shinichi FukushimaSeoul Cycling Team

Final standings

General classification

RiderTeamTime
1Ruslan Ivanov [[Image:Jersey yellow.svg20pxYellow jersey]]
2Matthieu Sprick
3Gustavo César
4Jeremy YatesNew Zealand
5Yauhen Sobal
6Mitchell Docker
7Jackson Rodríguez
8Jean-Marc Marino
9Ian McCleodSouth Africa
10Matt Wilson

Points classification

RiderTeamPoints
1SUI Aurélien Clerc [[Image:Jersey blue.svg20pxBlue jersey]]
2MAS Anuar Manan
3BLR Alexandre Usov
4KOR Park Sung-BaekSeoul Cycling Team
5ITA Marco Corsini
6ITA Enrico Rossi
7JPN Takashi MiyazawaMeitan Hompo-GDR
8GBR Jeremy Hunt
9FRA Sébastien Hinault
10RSA Nolan HoffmanSouth Africa

Mountains classification

RiderTeamPoints
1ITA Filippo Savini [[Image:Jersey polkadot.svg20pxPolka-dotted jersey]]
2MDA Ruslan Ivanov
3COL José Serpa
4VEN Carlos José Ochoa
5COL Walter Pedraza
6NZL Jeremy YatesNew Zealand
7ESP Gustavo César
8FRA Matthieu Sprick
9GER Christoph MeschenmoserTeam ISTA
10IRI Mehdi Faridi

Asian rider classification

RiderTeamTime
1JPN Shinichi FukushimaMeitan Hompo-GDR
2JPN Tomoya Kano
3JPN Hidenori Nodera
4KOR Park Sung-BaekSeoul Cycling Team
5KOR Kim Gu-HyeonSeoul Cycling Team
6IRI Mehdi Faridi
7INA Tonton Susanto
8KOR Gong Hyo-SukSeoul Cycling Team
9MAS Ng Yong LiMeitan Hompo-GDR
10IRI Amir Zargari

Team classification

TeamTime
1
2
3
4
5South Africa
6
7SouthAustralia.com–AIS
8Seoul Cycling Team
9
10Meitan Hompo-GDR

Asian team classification

TeamTime
1Seoul Cycling Team
2Meitan Hompo-GDR
3
4Malaysia
5Polygon Sweet Nice

List of teams and riders

A total of 25 teams were invited to participate in the 2008 Tour de Langkawi. Out of the 148 riders, a total of 131 riders made it to the finish in Kuala Lumpur. ;

  • AUS Simon Gerrans
  • FRA Sébastien Hinault
  • GBR Jeremy Hunt
  • FRA Jean-Marc Marino
  • FRA Maxime Méderel
  • IRL Nicolas Roche ;
  • COL José Serpa
  • GER Danilo Hondo
  • MDA Ruslan Ivanov
  • VEN Carlos José Ochoa
  • VEN Jackson Rodríguez
  • ITA Denis Bertolini ;South Africa
  • RSA Ian McCleod
  • RSA David George
  • RSA Waylon Woolcock
  • RSA Jacobus Venter
  • RSA Nolan Hoffman
  • RSA Dennis van Niekerk ;
  • GER Stefan Loefler
  • GBR Alex Coutts
  • GER Erik Hoffmann
  • TPE Lai Kuan-Hua
  • TPE Peng Kuei-Hsiang ;
  • RUS Pavel Brutt
  • RUS Serguei Klimov
  • ITA Alberto Loddo
  • COL Walter Pedraza
  • BLR Yauhen Sobal
  • RUS Nikolai Trusov ;
  • JPN Hidenori Nodera
  • JPN Tomoya Kano
  • JPN Yoshimasa Hirose
  • JPN Yusuke Hatanaka
  • JPN Yoshiyuki Abe
  • JPN Yoshinori Iino ;
  • FRA Mathieu Claude
  • NED Stef Clement
  • CHE Aurélien Clerc
  • FRA Rony Martias
  • FRA Matthieu Sprick
  • CHE Johann Tschopp ;
  • BLR Alexandre Usov
  • EST Tanel Kangert
  • FRA Cédric Pineau
  • FRA Jean-Charles Sénac
  • FRA Blaise Sonnery
  • BEL Stijn Vandenberg ;
  • ARG Guillermo Bongiorno
  • MEX Julio Alberto Pérez
  • ARG Mauro Abel Richeze
  • ITA Filippo Savini
  • ITA Francesco Tomei
  • ITA Matteo Priamo ;
  • ESP David García Dapena
  • ESP Gustavo César
  • ESP Ramon Troncoso
  • ESP Juan Mouron
  • ESP Alejandro Paleo
  • RUS Vladimir Isaichev ;
  • AUS Matthew Wilson
  • AUS Benjamin Brooks
  • AUS Fabio Cazabria
  • NZL Glen Chadwick
  • MEX Moisés Aldape
  • USA Ian MacGregor ;
  • ITA Enrico Rossi
  • ITA Marco Corsini
  • ITA Massimiliano Maisto
  • SUI Stefan Trafelet
  • ITA Diego Nosotti ;Team ISTA
  • GER Rolf Hofbauer
  • GER Nico Keinath
  • GER Joerg Lehmann
  • GER Christoph Meschenmoser
  • GER Robin Schmuda
  • GER Nikolai Schwarz ;SouthAustralia.com–AIS
  • AUS Simon Clarke
  • AUS Zakkari Dempster
  • AUS William Ford
  • AUS Benjamin King
  • AUS Wesley Sulzberger
  • AUS Johnnie Walker ;Meitan Hompo-GDR
  • JPN Yukiya Arashiro
  • JPN Koji Fukushima
  • JPN Shinichi Fukushima
  • JPN Takashi Miyazawa
  • JPN Miyataka Shimizu
  • MAS Ng Yong Li ;
  • AUS Jai Crawford
  • RUS Serguei Kudentsov
  • CHN Li Fuyu
  • CHN Xing Yandong
  • MAS Loh Sea Keong
  • JPN Ken Onodera ;
  • IRI Abbas Saeidi Tanha
  • IRI Amir Zargari
  • IRI Hassan Maleki
  • IRI Mehdi Faridi
  • IRI Mehdi Sohrabi
  • IRI Farshad Salehian ;
  • MAS Anuar Manan
  • MAS Ahmad Haidar Anuawar
  • AUS Bernard Sulzberger
  • MAS Mohd Sayuti Mohd Zahit
  • INA Tonton Susanto
  • INA Ariehan Ryan ;Polygon Sweet Nice
  • INA Hari Fitrianto
  • INA Rizza Abdullah Pahlavi
  • KAZ Vyacheslav Dyadichkin
  • INA Herwin Jaya
  • COL Vladimir Lopez
  • INA Budi Santoso ;Seoul Cycling Team
  • KOR Park Sung-Baek
  • KOR Park Seon-Ho
  • KOR Gong Hyo-Suk
  • KOR Lee Won-Jae
  • KOR Yoo Ki-Hong
  • KOR Kim Gu-Hyeon ;MNCF Cycling Team
  • MAS Amir Mustafa Rusli
  • MAS Mohd Jasmin Ruslan
  • MAS Mohd Saiful Anuar Abd Aziz
  • MAS Mohamed Harrif Salleh
  • MAS Thum Weng Kin
  • MAS Harnizam Basri ;
  • AUS Stuart Shaw
  • AUS Peter McDonald
  • AUS Mitchell Docker
  • AUS Robert Williams
  • AUS Gene Bates
  • AUS Mark O'Brien ;New Zealand
  • NZL Jeremy Yates
  • NZL Justin Kerr
  • NZL Ashley Whitehead
  • NZL Paul Odlin
  • NZL Scott Lyttle
  • NZL Joseph Chapman ;Hong Kong
  • HKG Chan Chun Hing
  • HKG Wu Kin San
  • HKG Lam Kai Tsun
  • HKG Tang Wang Yip
  • HKG Ko Siu Wai
  • HKG Yeung Ying Hon ;Malaysia
  • MAS Suhardi Hassan
  • MAS Muhammad Fauzan Ahmad Lutfi
  • MAS Mohamed Zamri Salleh
  • MAS Mohd Rauf Nur Misbah
  • MAS Mohd Faris Abd Razak
  • MAS Muhamad Firdaus Daud

References

References

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  2. "2008 Tour de Langkawi — Stages". cyclingarchives.com.
  3. "2008 Tour de Langkawi Results". ltdl.com.my.
  4. Samuel, Eric. (23 January 2008). "No Genting stage for this year's Tour of Langkawi". The Star Online.
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