road rankings

Individuals

• 1. Philippe Gilbert, Omega Pharma-Lotto, with 356 points
• 2. Alberto Contador Velasco, Saxo Bank Sungard, with 349 points
• 3. Michele Scarponi, Lampre - Isd, with 348 points
• 4. Cadel Evans, BMC Racing Team, with 314 points
• 5. Joaquin Rodriguez Oliver, Katusha Team, with 288 points

• 1. SPAIN, with 1000 points
• 2. ITALY, with 860 points
• 3. BELGIUM, with 765 points
• 4. AUSTRALIA, with 744 points
• 5. GERMANY, with 503 points

• 1.(USA) HTC-Highroad, with 624 points
• 2.(BEL) Omega Pharma-Lotto, with 541 points
• 3.(DEN) Saxo Bank Sungard, with 513 points
• 4.(USA) Team Radioshack, with 508 points
• 5.(USA) BMC Racing Team, with 504 points

• 1. Philippe Gilbert, Omega Pharma-Lotto (olo), with 356 points (1)
• 2. Alberto Contador Velasco, Saxo Bank Sungard (sbs), with 349 points (17)
• 3. Michele Scarponi, Lampre - Isd (lam), with 348 points (6)
• 4. Fabian Cancellara, Leopard Trek (leo), with 236 points (2)
• 5. Cadel Evans, BMC Racing Team (BMC), with 232 points (3)

The 2010 UCI World Ranking calendar wrapped up with Saturday's Giro di Lombardia.

• 1. Joaquin Rodriguez Oliver, Team Katusha, with 551 points
• 2. Alberto Contador Velasco, Astana, with 482 points
• 3. Philippe Gilbert, Omega Pharma-Lotto, with 437 points
• 4. Luis Leon Sanchez Gil, Caisse D’Epargne, with 403 points
• 5. Cadel Evans, BMC Racing Team, with 390 points

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• 1. Joaquin Rodriguez Oliver, Team Katusha, with 551 points
• 2. Alberto Contador Velasco, Astana, with 482 points
• 3. Luis Leon Sanchez Gil, Caisse d'epargne, with 403 points
• 4. Cadel Evans, BMC Racing Team, with 390 points
• 5. Robert Gesink, Rabobank, with 369 points

• 1. Alberto Contador Velasco, Astana, with 482 points
• 2. Joaquim Rodriguez Oliver, Team Katusha, with 428 points
• 3. Cadel Evans, Bmc Racing Team, with 390 points
• 4. Robert Gesink, Rabobank, with 369 points
• 5. Luis Leon Sanchez Gil, Caisse D'epargne, with 363 points

• 1. Luis Amaran, Jamis Sutter Home/colavita, with 1139 points
• 2. Jonathan Cantwell, Fly V Australia, with 855 points
• 3. Rory Sutherland, Unitedhealthcare P/b Maxxis, with 805 points
• 4. David Veilleux, Kelly Benefits Strategies, with 743 points
• 5. Ben Jacques-maynes, Bissell Pro Cycling, with 632 points

• 1. Luis Amaran, Jamis Sutter Home/Colavita, at 1139 points
• 2. Rory Sutherland, UnitedHealthcare-Maxxis, with 805 points
• 3. David Veilleux, Kelly Benefit Strategies, with 743 points
• 4. Jonathan Cantwell, Fly V Australia, with 735 points
• 5. Ben Jacques-Maynes, Bissell Pro Cycling, with 632 points

• 1. Marianne VOS , (Netherlands) , with 270 points
• 2. Emma JOHANSSON , (Sweden) Red Sun Cycling Team, with 209 points
• 3. Kirsten WILD , (Netherlands) Cervelo Test Team, with 202 points
• 4. Charlotte BECKER , (Germany) Cervelo Test Team, with 182 points
• 5. Judith ARNDT , (Germany) Team Columbia HTC Women, with 161 points

• 1. Alberto Contador, Astana, with 482 points
• 2. Joaquin Rodriguez Oliver, Team Katusha, with 428 points
• 3. Cadel Evans, BMC Racing Team, with 390 points
• 4. Luis Leon Sanchez Gil, Caisse d'Epargne, with 363 points
• 5. Philippe Gilbert, Omega Pharma-Lotto, with 304 points

• 1. Luis Amaran, Jamis-Sutter Home, 1139 points
• 2. Rory Sutherland, UnitedHealthcare P/b Maxxis, 805 points
• 3. David Veilleux, Kelly Benefit Strategies, 743 points
• 4. Jonathan Cantwell, Fly V Australia, 735 points
• 5. Ben Jacques-Maynes, Bissell Pro Cycling, 632 points

• 1. United States, 207 points
• 2. Russia, 177 points
• 3. Australia, 147 points
• 4. Denmark, 108 points
• 5. Belgium, 106 points

• 1. Luis Amaran, Jamis Sutter Home/Colavita , 1073 points
• 2. Rory Sutherland, UnitedHealthcare P/b Maxxis , 805 points
• 3. David Veilleux, Kelly Benefit Strategies , 743 points
• 4. Ben Jacques-Maynes, Bissell Pro Cycling , 632 points
• 5. Jonathan Cantwell, Fly V Australia , 615 points

• 1. Luis Amaran, Jamis Sutter Home/Colavita, 996 points
• 2. Rory Sutherland, UnitedHealthcare P/b Maxxis, 805 points
• 3. Scott Zwizanski, Kelly Benefits Strategies, 579 points
• 4. Ben Day, Fly V Australia, 573 points
• 5. Ben Jacques-maynes, Bissell Pro Cycling, 566 points

• 1. Luis Amaran Jamis Sutter Home/Colavita 923 points
• 2. Rory Sutherland Unitedhealthcare P/b Maxxis 565 points
• 3. Scott Zwizanski Kelly Benefits Strategies 515 points
• 4. Ben Jacques-Maynes Bissell Pro Cycling 490 points
• 5. Ben Day Fly V Australia 428 points

• 1. Luis Amaran Jamis Sutter Home/colavita 597 points
• 2. Ben Day Fly V Australia 428 points
• 3. Ben Jacques-Maynes Bissell Pro Cycling 365 points
• 4. Levi Leipheimer Team Mellow Johnny's 265 points
• 5. Alejandro Borrajo Jamis Sutter Home/colavita 251 points

Alejandro Valverde’s victory in the Tour de Romandie gave him the lead in the UCI world rankings issued Monday.

• 1. Benjamin Day (AUS/Fly Australia) - 298 points
• 2. Ben Jacques-Maynes (Watsonville, Calif./Bissell Pro Cycling) - 185 points
• 3. Will Routley (CAN/Jelly Belly p/b Kenda)- 162 points
• 4. Kiel Reijnen (Boulder, Colo./Jelly Belly p/b Kenda) - 136 points
• 5. Luis Amaran (CUB/Jamis-Sutter Home p/b Colavita) 131 points

Belgian Philippe Gilbert (Omega Pharma-Lotto) rises to third place in the UCI's world rankings after winning the Amstel Gold Race.

The UCI World Ranking is the latest iteration of a season-long, top-level points series for pro men, teams and nations, something of a loose replacement for (and combination of) the old UCI Road World Cup and the UCI ProTour rankings.

• 1. Tom Zirbel Bissell Pro Cycling Team 1127 points
• 2. Sebastion Haedo Colavita Olive Oil/sutter Home Pro 1120 points
• 3. Rory Sutherland Ouch P/b Maxxis 952 points
• 4. Karl Menzies Ouch P/b Maxxis 660 points
• 5. Alejandro Borrajo Colavita Olive Oil/sutter Home Pro 565 points

Roman Kreuziger's recent strong performances at the Tour de France, Tour of Switzerland and the Clásica San Sebastián have moved him up to third on the UCI World Ranking, just behind the much-more-heralded Andy Schleck and Alberto Contador. Kreuziger, a 23-year-old with Liquigas, was ninth overall at the Tour de France, and third at the Swiss Tour (which he won in 2008). His second at San Sebastián, behind Quick Step's Carlos Barredo, moved him up from fifth to third in the new rankings released this week.