Degenkolb's Cobbles Class

I have quite a soft spot for John Degenkolb.  He's done well for the Bile Beans in the past, he can sprint almost as well as his flat-topped team-mate Marcel Kittel, but he can get over the hills too.  So I was happy to see him take the sprint at Gent-Wevelgem.  Especially as he was on my team.

Doing quite nicely for the day were Enrico 666, who featured the first 4 men over the line.

	Team	Directeur	Rank	Score
	ENRICO 666	Erik Mortier	1	83
	Rouleurs	tdm911	2	65
	WACA`s wilters	Warwick Anderson	3	43
	Bile Beans	Vestan Pance	4	43
	Only here to have the P taken	Drew	5	42
	Mungo Cycling	Mungo	6	40
	KLOEFEKAPPERS FC	Jan Van Belleghem	7	39
	Evil Chicken Bots	King Chicken	8	32
	Smugblokes	Mark Philo	9	26

And in the overall, Mungo still leads the Bile Beans.  The scores are still tight though and it's still all up for grabs as we head into the meaty part of the Spring Classics.  Unless you are the Smugblokes of course, who are trailing off the back like a man with a flat tyre and a broken collar-bone.

	Team	Directeur	Rank	Score
	Mungo Cycling	Mungo	1	246
	Bile Beans	Vestan Pance	2	232
	ENRICO 666	Erik Mortier	3	227
	Rouleurs	tdm911	4	216
	WACA`s wilters	Warwick Anderson	5	183
	Only here to have the P taken	Drew	6	168
	Evil Chicken Bots	King Chicken	7	161
	KLOEFEKAPPERS FC	Jan Van Belleghem	8	141
	Smugblokes	Mark Philo	9	71

Coming up are my two favourite races of the Classics.  The Tour of Flanders on Sunday (or the Ronde van Vlaanderen if you want to be pretentious) then Paris-Roubaix the following weekend, with the minor distraction of Scheldeprijs in betweeen.  As they are both Cat 1 races, there's plenty of points on offer for the right team and a few transfers could make all the difference - if you have any to spare that is.