Ima jos nekoliko zemalja koje nisu odabrale svoje predstavnike, vidim da ce nas predstavljati Djurasek i Kvasina, mozda je tako i bolje, Kiserlovski je u jako losoj formi, u zadnje 2 sezone je potpuno nestao sa scene, a puno je obecavao...

Nesto se spominje i da ce skratiti rutu na 241km ali i da ce uvesti jos jedan put penjanje na ovaj veci uspon, ali o tome kad bude i sluzbeno potvrdjeno...

Lani je na skracenoj stazi (165km) slavio Vuillermoz iz Francuske, a u vrhu je bio i kolega mu Bardet, tako da bi oni mogli biti jako opasni...

Inace, jako dobre postave svih ovih vecih zemalja, bit ce zanimljivo kao i uvijek, a na rasporedu je prvog dana naravno i jos je subota, najbolja stvar od svega 


Start list Olympic Road Race in Rio

* = preselection
Countries with five riders
Belgium *: Jan Bakelants, Ben Hermans, Greg Van Avermaet, Serge Pauwels, Laurens De Plus, Louis Vervaeke, Tim Wellens, Bart De Clercq en Philippe Gilbert
Colombia: Esteban Chaves, Sergio Henao, Miguel Ángel López, Nairo Quintana, Rigoberto Urán
Germany: Emanuel Buchmann, Simon Geschke, Maximilian Levy, Tony Martin
Great Britain: Geraint Thomas, Chris Froome, Adam Yates, Steven Cummings, Ian Stannard
Italy: Vincenzo Nibali, Fabio Aru, Diego Rosa, Damiano Caruso, Alessandro De Marchi
Spain: Alejandro Valverde, Imanol Erviti, Ion Izagirre, Jonathan Castroviejo, Joaquim Rodriguez

Countries with four riders
Australia *: Rohan Dennis, Richie Porte
France: Warren Barguil, Julian Alaphilippe, Romain Bardet, Alexis Vuillermoz
Netherlands: Tom Dumoulin, Bauke Mollema, Wout Poels, Steven Kruijswijk
Norway: Sven Erik Bystrom, Edvald Boasson Hagen, Vegard Stake Laengen, Lars Petter Nordhaug
Poland: Maciej Bodnar, Michal Golas, Michal Kwiatkowski, Rafal Majka
Portugal: André Cardoso, Rui Costa, José Mendes, Nélson Oliveira
Slovenia: Primoz Roglic, Simon Spilak, Matej Mohoric, Jan Polanc
Switzerland: Michael Albasini, Steve Morabito, Sebastien Reichenbach, Fabian Cancellara

Countries with three riders
Argentina: Daniel Diaz, Maximiliano Richeze, Eduardo Sepúlveda
Canada: Antoine Duchesne, Hugo Houle, Michael Woods
Czechia: Jan Bárta, Leopold König, Zdeněk Štybar, Petr Vakoč
Denmark: Jakob Fuglsang, Christopher Juul-Jensen, Chris Anker Sorensen
Russia: Ilnur Zakarin, Sergei Chernetckii, Pavel Kochetkov

Countries with two riders
Austria: Stefan Denifl, Georg Preidler
Brazil: Murilo Fischer, Kléber Ramos
Croatia: Kristijan Đurasek, Matija Kvasina
Estonia: Tanel Kangert, Rein Taaramäe
Ireland: Dan Martin, Nicolas Roche
Japan: Yukiya Arashiro, Kohei Uchima
Kazakhstan :Bakhtiyar Kozhatayev, Alexey Lutsenko
Latvia *: Toms Skujinš
Lithuania: Ramunas Navardauskas, Ignatas Konovalovas
New Zealand *: George Bennett
South Africa: Daryl Impey, Louis Meintjes
South Korea: Kim Ok-cheol, Seo Joon-yong
United States: Brent Bookwalter, Taylor Phinney

Countries with one rider
Azerbaijan: Maksym Averin
Bulgaria: Stefan Hristov
Chile: José Luis Rodríguez
Costa Rica: Andrey Amador
Dominican Republic: Diego Milán
Ecuador: Byron Guamá
Ethiopia: Tsgabu Grmay
Greece: Ioannis Tamouridis
Guatemala: Manuel Rodas
Hong Kong: Leung Chun Wing
Luxembourg: Bob Jungels
Mexico: Luis Lemus
Namibia: Dan Craven
Romania: Serghei ?vetcov
Rwanda: Adrien Niyonshuti
Serbia: Ivan Stević
Slovakia: Martin Haring
Tunisia: Rafaâ Chtioui
United Arab Emirates: Yousif Mirza

Other participating countries:

Three-man squad nations: Iran, Morocco,  Ukraine

Two-man squad nations: Algeria, Belarus, Sweden, Turkey, Venezuela

One-man squad nations: Eritrea, Puerto Rico

Effective June 20, 2014,^[3] the omnium as defined by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) consists of the following six events held over 2 days:

1. Scratch race
2. Individual pursuit

   4,000 metres for elite men, 3,000 metres for junior men and elite women, and 2,000 metres for junior women

3. Elimination race
4. Time trial

   1 km men, 500 metres women^[4]

5. Flying lap (against the clock)
6. Points race

   40 km for elite men, 25 km for elite women, 25 km for junior men, 20 km for junior women

For the first five events, each winner shall be awarded 40 points, each second place shall be awarded 38 points, each third place shall be awarded 36 points, etc. Riders ranked 21st and below will each be awarded 1 point. In the Points Race, riders shall add to, and lose points from, their points total based on laps gained and lost, and points won in sprints.

The winner of the Omnium shall be the rider who has obtained the highest total of points.

In the event of a tie in the final ranking, the places in the final sprint of the last event, the Points Race shall break the tie.

A rider must have completed every event in the omnium.