Tour of Ireland

Team CSC showed up an attack the young Stijn Vandenbergh from team Unibet.com. To bad for the 23 year old rider his team will be disbanded after this season. Heres some of the results provided from velonews.com.
Results Stage 2
1. Matti Breschel (Dk), CSC 3:57:07 (42.5kph)
2. Edvald Boasson Hagen (N), Maxbo Bianchi
3. Bernhard Eisel (A), T-Mobile
4. Borut Bozic (Slo), LPR
5. Kristian House (GB), Navigators Insurance
6. Moises Aldape Chaves (Mex), Ceramica Panaria
7. Daniel Lloyd (GB), DFL-cyclingnews-Litespeed
8. Martijn Maaskant (Nl), Rabobank
9. Matteo Priamo (I), Ceramica Panaria
10. Valeriy Kobzarenko (Ukr), Navigators Insurance


Overall
1. Stijn Vandenberg (B), Unibet 7:58:57
2. Marcus Ljungqvist (S), CSC, at 0:20
3. Aaron Olson (USA), T-Mobile, at 0:21
4. Wesley Sulzberger (Aus), South Australia-AIS, at 0:24
5. Gabriel Rasch (N), Maxbo Bianchi, at 0:25
6. Pieter Jacobs (B), Unibet, at 0:27
7. Valeriy Kobzarenko (Ukr), Navigators Insurance, at 0:28
8. Craig Lewis (USA), Slipstream, at 0:28
9. Glenn Bak (Dk), Murphy & Gunn, at 0:43
10. Matti Breschel (Dk), CSC, at 13:15

Tour de France Squad updates and No. #1 jersey?

Got some news from Velonews Today. The Tour de France Officials have decided to not issue the number 1 jersey out this year. Over the past years the jersey number had been given to the previous years winner. Since there has been no decision yet on if Floyd Landis will be given the title or if the runner-up Oscar Pereiro will be. According to Velonews Oscar will be given the lowest number that is available. But on some better news I have got some more team rosters for the Tour.

Quick Step-Innergetic

1. Carlos Barredo
2. Tom Boonen
3. Juan Manuel Garate
4. Steven De Jongh
5. Bram Tankink
6. Matteo Tosatto
7. Sebastien Rosseler
8. Gert Steegmans
9. Cedric Vasseur

Liquiqas

1. Filippo Pozzato
2. Manuel Quinziato
3. Manuel Beltran
4. Michael Albasini
5. Kjell Calstrom
6. Murilo Fischer
7. Aliaksandr Kuchynski
8. Charles Wegelius
9. Frederik Willems