The Paths of King Nikola 2010: Stage 1 (ITT) Results

Bulgaria’s Vladimir Koev (Hemus 1896 – Vivelo) claimed a commanding lead at the The Paths of King Nikola, after posting a time trial 1:41 minutes quicker than his nearest rival. Kazakh rider Nazar Jumabekov took second place while Dukla Trencin Merida team-mates Robert Nagy and Maros Kovac took third and fourth respectively.

With just a road race stage remaining in the event, Koev will be hard to beat.

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#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Vladimir Koev (Bul) Hemus 1896 - Vivelo	0:39:53
2	Nazar Jumabekov (Kaz)	0:01:41
3	Robert Nagy (Svk) Dukla Trencin Merida	0:02:01
4	Maros Kovac (Svk) Dukla Trencin Merida	0:02:11
5	Alexandre Shushemoin (Kaz) Kazakh National Team	0:02:14
6	Gabor Fejes (Hun) Betonexpressz 2000 - Universal Caffe	0:02:43
7	Evgeni Gerganov (Bul) Hemus 1896 - Vivelo	0:03:24
8	Rida Cador (Hun) Betonexpressz 2000 - Universal Caffe	0:03:28
9	Ruslan Tleubayev (Kaz) Kazakh National Team	0:03:31
10	Svetoslav Tchanliev Kirilov (Bul) Hemus 1896 - Vivelo	0:03:42
11	Pavol Polievka (Svk) Dukla Trencin Merida	0:03:48
12	Roman Zhiyentayev (Kaz) Kazakh National Team	0:04:10
13	Mats Andersson (Swe)	0:04:16
14	Marko Stankovic (Srb) Serbian National Team	0:04:18
15	Patrik Tybor (Svk) Dukla Trencin Merida	0:04:21
16	Balint Szeghalmi (Hun) Tusnad Cycling Team	0:04:23
17	Sergey Kuzmin (Kaz) Kazakh National Team	0:04:25
18	Rino Zampilli (Ita) Hemus 1896 - Vivelo	0:04:41
19	Dragan Spasic (Srb) Serbian National Team	0:04:59
20	Pavel Chumanov (Bul) Hemus 1896 - Vivelo	0:05:06
21	Aleksandar Milivojevic (Srb)	0:05:28
22	Anders Stensaker (Nor)	0:05:49
23	Daniel Petrov (Bul) Hemus 1896 - Vivelo	0:05:59
24	Zoltan Madaras (Hun) Betonexpressz 2000 - Universal Caffe	0:06:01
25	Andrea Pinos (Ita) Tusnad Cycling Team	0:06:02
26	Predrag Prokic (Srb) Serbian National Team	0:06:09
27	Albert-Filon Serban (Rom) Tusnad Cycling Team	0:06:28
28	Abdraimzhan Ishanov (Kaz) Kazakh National Team	0:06:34
29	Boris Marek (Svk) Dukla Trencin Merida	0:06:58
30	Goran Smelcerovic (Srb)	0:07:09
31	Michael Johansen (Den)	0:07:19
32	Dejan Maric (Srb) Serbian National Team	0:07:42
33	Eigil Botten Gjøstøl (Nor)	0:07:43
34	Milanko Petrovic (Srb)	0:08:08
35	Ola Inge Drøpping (Nor)	0:08:30
36	Krisztian Lovassy (Hun) Betonexpressz 2000 - Universal Caffe	0:08:48
37	David Puskas (Hun) Betonexpressz 2000 - Universal Caffe	0:08:52
38	Laszlo Madaras (Rom) Tusnad Cycling Team	0:09:18
39	Mats Lohne (Nor)	0:09:33
40	Vladimir Vulicevic (Srb)	0:10:50
41	Aleksandar Dukic (Srb) Serbian National Team	0:11:50
42	Goran Cerovic (Mne)	0:12:28
43	Donas Driton (Mne)	0:13:56
44	Radosav Bezmarevic (Mne)	0:15:10
45	Zoran Vujovic (Mne)	0:15:28
46	Nikola Ujkic (Mne)	0:16:00
47	Tomas Azaltovic (Svk) Dukla Trencin Merida	0:19:00

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General Classification after Stage 1
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Vladimir Koev Bulgaria Hemus 1896 - Vivelo	0:39:53
2	Nazar Jumabekov Kazakhstan	0:01:41
3	Robert Nagy Slovakia Dukla Trencin Merida	0:02:01
4	Maros Kovac Slovakia Dukla Trencin Merida	0:02:11
5	Alexandre Shushemoin Kazakhstan Kazakh National Team	0:02:14
6	Gabor Fejes Hungary Betonexpressz 2000 - Universal Caffe	0:02:43
7	Evgeni Gerganov Bulgaria Hemus 1896 - Vivelo	0:03:24
8	Rida Cador Hungary Betonexpressz 2000 - Universal Caffe	0:03:28
9	Ruslan Tleubayev Kazakhstan Kazakh National Team	0:03:31
10	Svetoslav Tchanliev Kirilov Bulgaria Hemus 1896 - Vivelo	0:03:42
11	Pavol Polievka Slovakia Dukla Trencin Merida	0:03:48
12	Roman Zhiyentayev Kazakhstan Kazakh National Team	0:04:10
13	Mats Andersson Sweden	0:04:16
14	Marko Stankovic Serbia Serbian National Team	0:04:18
15	Patrik Tybor Slovakia Dukla Trencin Merida	0:04:21
16	Balint Szeghalmi Hungary Tusnad Cycling Team	0:04:23
17	Sergey Kuzmin Kazakhstan Kazakh National Team	0:04:25
18	Rino Zampilli Italy Hemus 1896 - Vivelo	0:04:41
19	Dragan Spasic Serbia Serbian National Team	0:04:59
20	Pavel Chumanov Bulgaria Hemus 1896 - Vivelo	0:05:06
21	Aleksandar Milivojevic Serbia	0:05:28
22	Anders Stensaker Norway	0:05:49
23	Daniel Petrov Bulgaria Hemus 1896 - Vivelo	0:05:59
24	Zoltan Madaras Hungary Betonexpressz 2000 - Universal Caffe	0:06:01
25	Andrea Pinos Italy Tusnad Cycling Team	0:06:02
26	Predrag Prokic Serbia Serbian National Team	0:06:09
27	Albert-Filon Serban Romania Tusnad Cycling Team	0:06:28
28	Abdraimzhan Ishanov Kazakhstan Kazakh National Team	0:06:34
29	Boris Marek Slovakia Dukla Trencin Merida	0:06:58
30	Goran Smelcerovic Serbia	0:07:09
31	Michael Johansen Denmark	0:07:19
32	Dejan Maric Serbia Serbian National Team	0:07:42
33	Eigil Botten Gjøstøl Norway	0:07:43
34	Milanko Petrovic Serbia	0:08:08
35	Ola Inge Drøpping Norway	0:08:30
36	Krisztian Lovassy Hungary Betonexpressz 2000 - Universal Caffe	0:08:48
37	David Puskas Hungary Betonexpressz 2000 - Universal Caffe	0:08:52
38	Laszlo Madaras Romania Tusnad Cycling Team	0:09:18
39	Mats Lohne Norway	0:09:33
40	Vladimir Vulicevic Serbia	0:10:50
41	Aleksandar Dukic Serbia Serbian National Team	0:11:50
42	Goran Cerovic Montenegro	0:12:28
43	Donas Driton Montenegro	0:13:56
44	Radosav Bezmarevic Montenegro	0:15:10
45	Zoran Vujovic Montenegro	0:15:28
46	Nikola Ujkic Montenegro	0:16:00
47	Tomas Azaltovic Slovakia Dukla Trencin Merida	0:19:00

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