The 2005 Tour de Langkawi was the 10th edition of the Tour de Langkawi, a cycling stage race that took place in Malaysia. It began on 28 January in Langkawi and ended on 6 February in Kuala Lumpur. The race was rated by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) as a 2.HC (hors category) race on the 2005 UCI Asia Tour calendar.
Ryan Cox of South Africa won the race, followed by José Rujano of Venezuela second and Tiaan Kannemeyer of South Africa third. Graeme Brown won the points classification category and Cox won the mountains classification category. won the team classification category.
Stages The cyclists competed in 10 stages, covering a distance of 1,284.6 kilometres. StageDateCourseDistanceStage resultWinnerSecondThird128 JanuaryLangkawi 229 JanuaryKangar to Kepala Batas330 JanuaryGerik to Tanah Merah431 JanuaryBachok Individual time trial51 FebruaryKota Bharu to Kuala Terengganu62 FebruaryKuala Berang to Chukai73 FebruaryMaran to Raub84 FebruaryKuala Kubu Bharu to Genting Highlands95 FebruaryKL Tower to Putrajaya 106 FebruaryKuala Lumpur Criterium
Classification leadership StageStage winnerGeneral classificationPoints classificationMountains classificationAsian rider classificationTeam classificationAsian team classification1Graeme BrownGraeme BrownGraeme BrownKristian HouseKoji FukushimaIran2Guillermo BongiornoTakashi Miyazawa3Koji FukushimaKoji FukushimaKoji FukushimaKoji FukushimaBridgestone AnchorBridgestone Anchor4Nathan O'Neill5Graeme Brown6Guillermo BongiornoKristian House7Graeme Brown8Ryan CoxRyan CoxIran9Graeme BrownRyan Cox10Graeme Brown FinalRyan CoxGraeme BrownRyan CoxKoji FukushimaIran
Final standings
General classification RiderTeamTime1 30h 18' 18"2 + 18"3 + 01' 34"4 + 02' 52"5 + 03' 01"6 + 03' 44"7 + 04' 07"8 + 04' 08"9 + 04' 17"10 + 04' 46"
Points classification RiderTeamPoints1 1292873 854 595Bridgestone Anchor505 507 468428 421041
Mountains classification RiderTeamPoints1 372 Bridgestone Anchor373 Great Britain 334 325 266257 197 199 Wiesenhof189 18
Asian rider classification RiderTeamTime1Bridgestone Anchor30h 24' 35"2Wismilak + 01"3Iran + 01' 57"4Iran + 03' 08"5Iran + 03' 41"6Bridgestone Anchor + 08' 15"7Malaysia + 08' 28"8Iran + 08' 58"9Proton T-Bikes + 11' 13"10Bridgestone Anchor + 28' 40"
Team classification TeamTime191h 03' 23"2 + 02' 30"3 + 06' 27"4 + 06' 34"5 + 06' 49"6 + 08' 33"7 + 09' 42"8 + 12' 55"9Iran + 16' 16"10 + 17' 36"
Asian team classification TeamTime1Iran 91h 19' 39"2Bridgestone Anchor + 09' 29"3Proton T-Bikes + 55' 33"4Malaysia + 1h 04' 38"
List of teams and riders A total of 20 teams were invited to participate in the 2005 Tour de Langkawi. Out of the 140 riders, a total of 101 riders made it to the finish in Kuala Lumpur.
Marlon Pérez Arango Moreno Di Biase Raffaele Illiano José Rujano Leonardo Scarselli Russel Van Hout Trent Wilson
Julian Dean Eric Leblacher Christophe Le Mével Geoffroy Lequatre Saul Raisin Yannick Talabardon Nicolas Vogondy
Michael Barry Fumiyuki Beppu Michael Creed Antonio Cruz Tom Danielson Patrick McCarty Hayden Roulston
Ruggero Borghi Cristian Bonfanti Sergio Ghisalberti Enrico Grigoli Maxim Iglinsky Matej Jurčo Luca Solari
Joseba Beloki René Andrle Dariusz Baranowski Koen de Kort Jesús Hernández Jörg Jaksche Nuno Ribeiro
Claudio Astolfi Denis Bertolini Antonio Bucciero Alessandro D'Andrea Valery Kobzarenko Giuseppe Palumbo Leonardo Moser
Bogdan Bondariew Marcin Osinski Piotr Chmielewski Dennis Kraft Zbigniew Piątek Kazimierz Stafiej Adam Wadecki
Tom Southam Ryan Cox Rodney Green Tiaan Kannemeyer David Plaza Antonio Salomone René Jørgensen
Mirko Allegrini Fortunato Baliani Guillermo Bongiorno Graeme Brown Brett Lancaster Sergiy Matveyev Julio Alberto Pérez
Johan Verstrepen Geert Verheyen Grégory Habeaux Sven Renders Nico Sijmens James Van Landschoot Jurgen Van de Walle
Stefan van Dijk Frédéric Gabriel Sven Renders Camille Bouquet Benjamin Day Kurt Van De Wouwer Peter Wuyts
Vassili Davidenko Cesar Grajales Oleg Grishkin Jeffry Louder Nathan O'Neill Mark Walters Wiesenhof Ralf Grabsch Jens Heppner David Kopp Martin Müller Enrico Poitschke Steffen Radochla Lars Wackernagel Proton T-Bikes Fallanie Ali Suhardi Hassan Wan Mohammad Najmee Ng Yong Li Mohd Fauzan Ahmad Lutfi Razif Jaffar Mohd Jasmin Ruslan Bridgestone Anchor Shinichi Fukushima Koji Fukushima Takehiro Mizutani Takashi Miyazawa Miyataka Shimizu Yasutaka Tashiro Shinji Suzuki
Wismilak Tonton Susanto David McKenzie Wawan Setyobudi Sama'i Sama'i Christopher Bradford Matnur Matnur Adi Wibowo Great Britain Rob Hayles Kristian House Chris Newton Paul Manning Dean Downing Thomas White Julian Winn Iran Hassan Maleki Ahad Kazemi Ghader Mizbani Alireza Haghi Hossein Askari Moezeddin Seyed-Rezaei Mehdi Sohrabi Republic of Ireland David McCann Paul Healion Stephen Gallagher Paidi O'Brien Roger Aitken Paul Griffin Seán Lacey Malaysia Shahrulneeza Razali Mohd Mahadzir Hamad Mohd Yusof Abd Nasir Musairi Musa Nor Effendy Rosli Mohd Fuad Daud Mohd Rizal Ramle
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