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Benelux Challenge - Stage 4
Mresuperstar
Posted on 24-04-2014 13:00
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197kms with 10 very small cobbled sections with some very steep hills but it's rated as flat. The odds makers have Farrar, Dupont, and Tronet as the stage favourites. Some interesting selections as the sprinters are getting the nod over the pure cobblers.
Let's see how it all plays out as we head out to the road.
The rain is back... just what the riders wanted.
It's not stopping a morning breakaway from forming though. 7 riders and a few dangerous names have decided to go really early (186kms to go):
Mundle (+6'21")
Oba (+8'31")
Schachmann (+4'19")
Takenouchi (+4'19")
Malle (+4'19")
Crane (+4'19")
Lebris (+32")
Lebris is the most interesting name considering he is one of the best cobblers here. Is the peloton going to allow this to go clear?
Van der Ploeg decides he wants to get in the breakaway as well a few kilometers later. And he successfully races across the gap to join them.
As the breakaway continues to pull away... CRASH. De Haes goes down hard. Bad news for the Risa cobbler. His teammates do help him by pacing him back into the peloton, but that looked like it's going to sting for a while.
160kms to go, sun shining once again, and our 8 morning attackers have built a 5 minute lead. We can now officially call them our breakaway of the day.
Azteca - NBCSN and In-n-Out are going to have to keep a very close eye on this group. This has breakaway win written all over it.
Another crash. As if his tour couldn't get any worse... Bugge kisses the pavement. For his sake he should just get into the team car and call it quits. But he gets up. Determined to finish.
He and his team must be thinking, what else could possibly go wrong?
Back up front and the breakaway has hit the first cobble section with 105kms to go. Their lead is only 3'40" so the chase from the peloton has been on par so far.
Climbing up to the sprint point moments later on the 2nd cobble patch
Lebris just power away from the group to collect the points but more importantly bonus seconds. 2nd Schachmann and 3rd Malle. Lebris rejoins the group after pulling out a small gap. Perhaps a sign of what is to come later?
The rain is back and so is another crash. A face-plant for Poulhies.
Ouch, ouch, ouch. Great shot by our camera man though.
Surprisingly Poulhies gets up quickly and joins a growing group of riders being dropped already. Matzka, Gajek, and Uugunbayar are the major names already back here chasing with 85kms to go.
Over cobble section #5 In-n-Out stepped on the gas and has created a huge split off the front!
Only 13 riders have made the cut. They are:
Lemoine, Abraha, Paiani, Aulas, Matteau, and Sweeting
Aistrup and Rosseler
De Winde and Joseph
Stoltz
Sutton and Laengen
This is incredible. 58kms to go, the breakaway is 2 minutes up the road from this lead group now. Everyone is chasing hard behind at around a minute to catch up.
Big sigh of relief from a lot of team managers as the chase group comes storming back on cobble section #6. 65 riders are now back in the main peloton.
Our camera's missed it but at the 2nd sprint point the breakaway crossed over in this order: Lebris, Takenouchi, and then Oba.
As the peloton keeps breaking up, splitting, and coming back together the breakaway sees 3 riders go clear from the bunch with 50kms to go.
Lebris Takenouchi Oba
The three best cobblers of the group. The paved sections are really tearing this race apart. Much to the amazement of the odds makers.
The peloton has split again! This time it looks like it might go clear. 18 riders:
The 13 that got clear before minus Laengen. Plus new additions of
Kohler and Wyss
Dupont
Van Wyk
Stankovic
There are still 47kms to go, so this is far from over.
Renshaw is not letting this lead group of favourites get away. He tries to power across the 45 seconds gap. In the meantime the group ahead of them has caught the breakaway members dropped by Lebris, Takenouchi, and
Oba.
Those breakaway riders slip right through the leading chase group and a few of the tired men in this top group drop out into the 2nd chase group with the breakaways riders. Those names are:
Kohler
Aistrup
Abraha and Matteau
Stankovic
That leaves the 3 breakaway leaders being chased by 13 rider E2 group followed by the 48 rider peloton with 35kms to go. What a stage this is turning out to be. Action everywhere.
Takenouchi goes solo with 24kms to go! They had about a minute advantage over the yellow jersey chase group and 2 minutes over the peloton.
It's a nice try but Lebris and Oba are in this thing until the end.
Soon after they cross over the final sprint point with Lebris taking with
Takenouchi on his wheel. Oba is now struggling to keep up with them.
20kms to go and Sweeting is struggling after the 9th cobble section. What are his teammates going to do? Surely they have to wait for him, right? But, if they do then they run the risk of having the peloton bring them all back.
What to do?
They decide to pull up and wait for Sweeting. Luckily, the peloton is in such a disarray themselves after cobble section #9 that they hardly gain any ground on the leader's group.
So, really this only helps the breakaway. Where Takenouchi has attacked again and Oba is trying to get back to Lebris' wheel.
Duque, Bole, and Tronet are preached on the front of the peloton which is down to 33 riders. They can see the yellow jersey group get over the final cobble section with 15kms to go. The gap is estimated around 1'25".
Selander makes a move from the peloton moments after they get over the last cobble section. Bole tried to follow it for a moment but decided against it after he couldn't match the acceleration.
10kms to go! Behind Takenouchi the race situation looks like this:
+1'00" - Lebris
+ 27" - Oba
+ 1'04" - Sweeting's Group
Lemoine De Winde Paiani Joseph Aulas Rosseler Dupont Sutton Stoltz Van Wyk Wyss Roulston
+ 1'16" - Selander
+ 37" - Bole's Group
Velits, Iglinski
Zafferani, Mundle, Pranata
Gene, Duque
Tronet, Kohler
Harrison, Hamilton
Stankovic
Murphy, Esmaeli
Passalacqua, Malle, Othman
Matteau, Gaimon,
Fonte, Caethoven, Averin
Jelloul, Vitoria, Fahnert
Jorgensen, Rake
Schachmann, Jumabekov
Schoonbroodt
Cioban
+ 50" - Farrar and Drapac Group
Attack by Rosseler with 8kms to go!
He is followed by Joseph. And they quickly close in on Oba.
Behind them a word on another attack...
Roulston is trying to track them down with 5kms to go.
And he does catch them as they go around Oba. But, do they have enough time to catch Lebris who is looking to get the jersey or Takenouchi on the verge of a fantastic solo victory?
No and no. Takenouchi is the pride of Japan for the day with one of the best rides of the season to date. A minute later Lebris comes home for 2nd...
...Barely. Joseph and Rosseler are right there for 3rd and 4th.
Then a few seconds after that it's Rosseler for 5th.
But, it's the gap to Sweeting that really matters.
If there is a gap then the yellow jersey is going to Lebris.
Aulas does his best to close the distance for his team leader but a gap is still there and Sweeting loses yellow by 56 seconds to Lebris.
The top 10 finishes out with 7th Wyss, 8th Oba, 9th Selander (Yep with our camera's located on the front, Selander was able to sneakily bridge the gap), and 10th Van Wyk.
4'39" after the victory had been celebrated Duque brings home the Bole group. Not much more to say then a disappointing outcome for these guys. They missed the major split and could never pull it back together.
That does it for our stage 4 coverage. 1 hilly stage and 1 more cobble stage to come in the following days. If they are anything like this stage then I can safely say the general classification is anything but decided yet.
1 Yu Takenouchi Team ASDA-Savers 4h33'49 2 Cedric Lebris Team TomTom + 1'03 3 Stijn Joseph Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team s.t. 4 Sébastien Rosseler Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank s.t. 5 Hayden Roulston Fletcher - Garneau + 1'29 6 Alexandre Aulas In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan + 1'44 7 Marcel Wyss Team Vontobel + 1'53 8 Masatoshi Oba Siam Cement - Lenovo s.t. 9 Bjorn Selander Team Chiquita - Universal + 2'01 10 Ermin Van Wyk Fletcher - Garneau s.t. 11 Jean-Lou Paiani In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan s.t. 12 Greg De Winde Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team s.t. 13 Timothy Dupont Evonik - Signal Iduna s.t. 14 Robert Sweeting In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan s.t. 15 Yannick Stoltz Evonik - Signal Iduna s.t. 16 Cyril Lemoine In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan s.t. 17 Christopher Sutton Risa - Ergon s.t. 18 Leonardo Duque Azteca - NBCSN + 4'39 19 Phillip Gaimon In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan s.t. 20 Grega Bole Team Nordeus s.t. 21 Sergiu Cioban Team Live Nation s.t. 22 Cesar Andre Fonte Grupo Nutresa s.t. 23 Nazar Jumabekov ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team s.t. 24 Guillaume Malle Fletcher - Garneau s.t. 25 Antoine Matteau In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan s.t. 26 Alberigo Passalacqua Fletcher - Garneau s.t. 27 Marko Stankovic Team Nordeus s.t. 28 Maximillian Schachmann ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team s.t. 29 Jimmy Pranata Sauber Petronas Racing s.t. 30 Steven Tronet Team Vontobel s.t. 31 Muhamad Adiq Othman Fletcher - Garneau s.t. 32 Steven Caethoven Grupo Nutresa s.t. 33 Valentin Iglinski Team Ameriabank-Novatek s.t. 34 Adil Jelloul Maloja Mountain Nomads s.t. 35 Maksym Averin Grupo Nutresa s.t. 36 Yohann Gene Azteca - NBCSN s.t. 37 Tyler Farrar Azteca - NBCSN s.t. 38 Christer Rake Risa - Ergon s.t. 39 Markus Fahnert Maloja Mountain Nomads s.t. 40 Jonas Aaen Jørgensen Risa - Ergon s.t. 41 Niki Østergaard Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank s.t. 42 Martin Velits Team Ameriabank-Novatek s.t. 43 Linus Dahlberg Team Live Nation s.t. 44 Marco Zafferani Sauber Petronas Racing s.t. 45 David Vitoria Maloja Mountain Nomads s.t. 46 Martin Kohler Team Vontobel s.t. 47 Michael Schär Team Vontobel s.t. 48 Christopher Stevenson Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank s.t. 49 Benedikt Mundle Sauber Petronas Racing s.t. 50 Kenny De Ketele Wounded Warrior Racing s.t. 51 Bob Schoonbroodt Team TomTom s.t. 52 Nic Hamilton Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling s.t. 53 Yauhen Sobal Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling s.t. 54 John Murphy Team Chiquita - Universal s.t. 55 Sam Harrison Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling s.t. 56 Tareq Esmaeli Team Chiquita - Universal s.t. 57 Nikola Aistrup Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank s.t. 58 Mike Friedman Team Chiquita - Universal s.t. 59 Dale Appleby Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling s.t. 60 Mark Renshaw Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling s.t. 61 Clinton Avery Team ASDA-Savers s.t. 62 Damion Drapac Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling s.t. 63 Alex Howes Team Chiquita - Universal s.t. 64 Paul Van der Ploeg Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling s.t. 65 Tesfay Abraha In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan s.t. 66 Dainius Kairelis Control Team s.t. 67 Wim Stroetinga Team Chiquita - Universal s.t. 68 Matthew Crane Wounded Warrior Racing s.t. 69 Kenny De Haes Risa - Ergon s.t. 70 Aleksei Saramotins Evonik - Signal Iduna + 6'47 71 Sergey Firsanov Team Ameriabank-Novatek + 9'01 72 Jose Vicente Toribio Team TomTom + 9'24 73 Julian Alaphilippe Team Nordeus + 10'13 74 Jan Barta Team Ameriabank-Novatek s.t. 75 Jonathan Millan Azteca - NBCSN s.t. 76 Mohammed Zamri Salleh Sauber Petronas Racing s.t. 77 Gabor Kasa Team Nordeus s.t. 78 Olli Kulppi Team Live Nation s.t. 79 Eugenio Alafaci Team Nordeus s.t. 80 Ryan Mullen Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling s.t. 81 David Veilleux Azteca - NBCSN s.t. 82 Arman Kharatyan Team Ameriabank-Novatek s.t. 83 Lachlan Norris Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling s.t. 84 Richard Antonio Carapaz ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team s.t. 85 Boris Borisavljevic Team Nordeus + 11'16 86 Alireza Ashgarzadeh Sauber Petronas Racing s.t. 87 Nebojsa Jovanovic Team Nordeus s.t. 88 Kevin Barclay Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling s.t. 89 Cesar Ixehuati Azteca - NBCSN s.t. 90 Tobyn Horton Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling s.t. 91 Martin Schoffmann Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank + 11'39 92 Neil Van der Ploeg Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling s.t. 93 Jens Debusschere Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team s.t. 94 Louis Verhelst Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team s.t. 95 Florian Bissinger Evonik - Signal Iduna s.t. 96 Wang-yip Tang Team ASDA-Savers s.t. 97 Joshua Edmondson Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling s.t. 98 Remo Schuler Team Vontobel s.t. 99 Khayabkhyrvaa Uugunbayar Siam Cement - Lenovo s.t. 100 Michael Vanderaerden Fletcher - Garneau s.t. 101 Indulis Bekmanis Team TomTom s.t. 102 Timothy Duggan Team TomTom s.t. 103 Alex Rasmussen Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank s.t. 104 Simon Gaywood Team ASDA-Savers s.t. 105 Ralf Matzka Maloja Mountain Nomads s.t. 106 Aurélien Passeron Maloja Mountain Nomads s.t. 107 Adam Farabaugh Wounded Warrior Racing s.t. 108 Luis Angel Mate Team TomTom s.t. 109 Simon Pellaud Team Vontobel s.t. 110 Ed Clancy Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling s.t. 111 Maksym Vasilyev Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team s.t. 112 Arnaud Grand Evonik - Signal Iduna s.t. 113 Shengjun Wu Team ASDA-Savers s.t. 114 Jaroslaw Dabrowski Team Live Nation s.t. 115 Ethan Kimmince Fletcher - Garneau s.t. 116 Martin Mortensen Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank s.t. 117 César Vaquera Azteca - NBCSN s.t. 118 Amir Mustafa Rusli Sauber Petronas Racing s.t. 119 Zhihui Jiang Siam Cement - Lenovo s.t. 120 Mark Galedo Siam Cement - Lenovo s.t. 121 Essa Khalifa Team Live Nation s.t. 122 Brian Bulgac Team TomTom s.t. 123 Aleksei Schmidt Team Ameriabank-Novatek s.t. 124 Aleksandr Kolobnev Grupo Nutresa s.t. 125 Øystein Stake Laengen Risa - Ergon s.t. 126 Hakon Frengstad Berger Risa - Ergon s.t. 127 Christian Mager Evonik - Signal Iduna s.t. 128 Mihran Avetisyan Team Ameriabank-Novatek s.t. 129 Artur Gajek Maloja Mountain Nomads s.t. 130 Jasper Stuyven Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team s.t. 131 Gennadiy Tatarinov Grupo Nutresa s.t. 132 Jack Haig Maloja Mountain Nomads s.t. 133 Thanawut Sanikwathi Siam Cement - Lenovo s.t. 134 Dayer Quintana Grupo Nutresa s.t. 135 Jesús Herrada ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team + 13'17 136 Mauro Richeze Grupo Nutresa s.t. 137 Andrew Bajadali Wounded Warrior Racing s.t. 138 Max Walsleben ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team s.t. 139 Sarawut Sirironnachai Siam Cement - Lenovo s.t. 140 Guillaume Boivin Evonik - Signal Iduna + 13'57 141 Bambang Suryadi Siam Cement - Lenovo + 14'39 142 Carter Jones Team Chiquita - Universal s.t. 143 Alex Meenhorst Team ASDA-Savers s.t. 144 Edward Theuns Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team s.t. 145 Thomas Bonnin ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team s.t. 146 Tomasz Zywer Control Team s.t. 147 Paul Mach Wounded Warrior Racing s.t. 148 Miguel Angel Benito ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team s.t. 149 Dominique Mayho Wounded Warrior Racing + 17'15 150 Rasim Reis Team Live Nation s.t. 151 Stéphane Poulhiès Team Vontobel s.t. 152 Ivor Bruin Control Team s.t. 153 Vegard Robinson Bugge Risa - Ergon s.t. 154 Giacomo Scarponi Sauber Petronas Racing s.t. 155 Johnson Arnold Wounded Warrior Racing s.t. 156 Viktor Renäng Team Live Nation + 19'17
1 Cedric Lebris Team TomTom 17h10'42 2 Robert Sweeting In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan + 56 3 Hayden Roulston Fletcher - Garneau s.t. 4 Alexandre Aulas In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan + 1'11 5 Marcel Wyss Team Vontobel + 1'20 6 Bjorn Selander Team Chiquita - Universal + 1'28 7 Christopher Sutton Risa - Ergon s.t. 8 Timothy Dupont Evonik - Signal Iduna s.t. 9 Jean-Lou Paiani In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan s.t. 10 Ermin Van Wyk Fletcher - Garneau s.t. 11 Yu Takenouchi Team ASDA-Savers + 2'46 12 Grega Bole Team Nordeus + 3'38 13 Valentin Iglinski Team Ameriabank-Novatek s.t. 14 Leonardo Duque Azteca - NBCSN + 3'46 15 Sam Harrison Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling + 3'54 16 Tyler Farrar Azteca - NBCSN + 4'04 17 Stijn Joseph Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team + 4'05 18 Phillip Gaimon In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan + 4'06 19 Sergiu Cioban Team Live Nation s.t. 20 Steven Caethoven Grupo Nutresa s.t. 21 Martin Velits Team Ameriabank-Novatek s.t. 22 Cesar Andre Fonte Grupo Nutresa s.t. 23 Jimmy Pranata Sauber Petronas Racing s.t. 24 Alberigo Passalacqua Fletcher - Garneau s.t. 25 Maksym Averin Grupo Nutresa s.t. 26 Adil Jelloul Maloja Mountain Nomads s.t. 27 Yauhen Sobal Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling s.t. 28 Markus Fahnert Maloja Mountain Nomads s.t. 29 Nic Hamilton Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling s.t. 30 Nazar Jumabekov ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team s.t. 31 Martin Kohler Team Vontobel s.t. 32 Yohann Gene Azteca - NBCSN s.t. 33 Dale Appleby Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling s.t. 34 Michael Schär Team Vontobel s.t. 35 Christer Rake Risa - Ergon s.t. 36 Bob Schoonbroodt Team TomTom s.t. 37 Kenny De Haes Risa - Ergon s.t. 38 Steven Tronet Team Vontobel s.t. 39 Kenny De Ketele Wounded Warrior Racing s.t. 40 Mike Friedman Team Chiquita - Universal s.t. 41 Sébastien Rosseler Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank + 4'17 42 Cyril Lemoine In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan + 5'15 43 Yannick Stoltz Evonik - Signal Iduna s.t. 44 John Murphy Team Chiquita - Universal + 6'59 45 Jonas Aaen Jørgensen Risa - Ergon s.t. 46 Maximillian Schachmann ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team + 7'49 47 Guillaume Malle Fletcher - Garneau + 7'51 48 Alex Howes Team Chiquita - Universal s.t. 49 David Vitoria Maloja Mountain Nomads + 7'53 50 Linus Dahlberg Team Live Nation s.t. 51 Marko Stankovic Team Nordeus s.t. 52 Muhamad Adiq Othman Fletcher - Garneau s.t. 53 Antoine Matteau In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan s.t. 54 Christopher Stevenson Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank s.t. 55 Nikola Aistrup Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank s.t. 56 Mark Renshaw Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling s.t. 57 Tareq Esmaeli Team Chiquita - Universal s.t. 58 Paul Van der Ploeg Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling s.t. 59 Clinton Avery Team ASDA-Savers s.t. 60 Matthew Crane Wounded Warrior Racing s.t. 61 Sergey Firsanov Team Ameriabank-Novatek + 8'28 62 Jose Vicente Toribio Team TomTom + 8'51 63 Damion Drapac Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling + 8'56 64 Masatoshi Oba Siam Cement - Lenovo + 9'15 65 Jonathan Millan Azteca - NBCSN + 9'40 66 Mohammed Zamri Salleh Sauber Petronas Racing s.t. 67 Jan Barta Team Ameriabank-Novatek s.t. 68 Eugenio Alafaci Team Nordeus s.t. 69 Gabor Kasa Team Nordeus s.t. 70 Ryan Mullen Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling s.t. 71 Arman Kharatyan Team Ameriabank-Novatek s.t. 72 Lachlan Norris Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling s.t. 73 Marco Zafferani Sauber Petronas Racing + 9'44 74 Benedikt Mundle Sauber Petronas Racing + 9'55 75 Aleksei Saramotins Evonik - Signal Iduna + 10'01 76 Tobyn Horton Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling + 10'43 77 Nebojsa Jovanovic Team Nordeus s.t. 78 Alireza Ashgarzadeh Sauber Petronas Racing s.t. 79 Cesar Ixehuati Azteca - NBCSN s.t. 80 Joshua Edmondson Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling + 11'06 81 Michael Vanderaerden Fletcher - Garneau s.t. 82 Remo Schuler Team Vontobel s.t. 83 Aurélien Passeron Maloja Mountain Nomads s.t. 84 Martin Schoffmann Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank s.t. 85 Neil Van der Ploeg Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling s.t. 86 Simon Pellaud Team Vontobel s.t. 87 Wang-yip Tang Team ASDA-Savers s.t. 88 Luis Angel Mate Team TomTom s.t. 89 César Vaquera Azteca - NBCSN s.t. 90 Jaroslaw Dabrowski Team Live Nation s.t. 91 Ethan Kimmince Fletcher - Garneau s.t. 92 Julian Alaphilippe Team Nordeus + 13'27 93 Olli Kulppi Team Live Nation s.t. 94 David Veilleux Azteca - NBCSN s.t. 95 Wim Stroetinga Team Chiquita - Universal + 13'28 96 Kevin Barclay Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling + 13'36 97 Miguel Angel Benito ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team + 14'06 98 Boris Borisavljevic Team Nordeus + 14'30 99 Shengjun Wu Team ASDA-Savers + 14'35 100 Thanawut Sanikwathi Siam Cement - Lenovo + 14'37 101 Louis Verhelst Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team + 14'45 102 Greg De Winde Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team + 14'46 103 Jasper Stuyven Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team + 14'47 104 Khayabkhyrvaa Uugunbayar Siam Cement - Lenovo + 14'53 105 Indulis Bekmanis Team TomTom s.t. 106 Jens Debusschere Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team s.t. 107 Gennadiy Tatarinov Grupo Nutresa s.t. 108 Simon Gaywood Team ASDA-Savers s.t. 109 Amir Mustafa Rusli Sauber Petronas Racing s.t. 110 Christian Mager Evonik - Signal Iduna s.t. 111 Essa Khalifa Team Live Nation s.t. 112 Niki Østergaard Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank + 16'27 113 Mauro Richeze Grupo Nutresa + 16'31 114 Andrew Bajadali Wounded Warrior Racing s.t. 115 Stéphane Poulhiès Team Vontobel + 16'42 116 Alex Meenhorst Team ASDA-Savers + 16'59 117 Hakon Frengstad Berger Risa - Ergon + 17'12 118 Timothy Duggan Team TomTom + 17'30 119 Aleksandr Kolobnev Grupo Nutresa s.t. 120 Artur Gajek Maloja Mountain Nomads + 17'46 121 Martin Mortensen Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank s.t. 122 Edward Theuns Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team + 17'53 123 Tesfay Abraha In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan + 18'32 124 Sarawut Sirironnachai Siam Cement - Lenovo + 19'08 125 Dainius Kairelis Control Team + 19'20 126 Alex Rasmussen Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank + 19'43 127 Ed Clancy Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling s.t. 128 Florian Bissinger Evonik - Signal Iduna + 20'42 129 Ralf Matzka Maloja Mountain Nomads s.t. 130 Jack Haig Maloja Mountain Nomads s.t. 131 Brian Bulgac Team TomTom + 21'31 132 Mihran Avetisyan Team Ameriabank-Novatek s.t. 133 Dayer Quintana Grupo Nutresa + 21'51 134 Jesús Herrada ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team + 23'09 135 Øystein Stake Laengen Risa - Ergon + 23'22 136 Zhihui Jiang Siam Cement - Lenovo + 23'35 137 Carter Jones Team Chiquita - Universal + 23'42 138 Thomas Bonnin ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team s.t. 139 Richard Antonio Carapaz ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team + 24'03 140 Adam Farabaugh Wounded Warrior Racing + 25'32 141 Maksym Vasilyev Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team + 26'20 142 Mark Galedo Siam Cement - Lenovo + 26'21 143 Aleksei Schmidt Team Ameriabank-Novatek + 27'10 144 Paul Mach Wounded Warrior Racing + 27'24 145 Arnaud Grand Evonik - Signal Iduna + 27'40 146 Max Walsleben ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team + 27'58 147 Vegard Robinson Bugge Risa - Ergon + 28'44 148 Bambang Suryadi Siam Cement - Lenovo + 29'20 149 Dominique Mayho Wounded Warrior Racing + 29'47 150 Rasim Reis Team Live Nation + 31'05 151 Ivor Bruin Control Team + 31'08 152 Viktor Renäng Team Live Nation + 32'18 153 Tomasz Zywer Control Team + 36'53 154 Johnson Arnold Wounded Warrior Racing + 37'22 155 Guillaume Boivin Evonik - Signal Iduna + 38'06 156 Giacomo Scarponi Sauber Petronas Racing + 39'42
1 Robert Sweeting In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan 2 55 2 Grega Bole Team Nordeus 0 52 3 Valentin Iglinski Team Ameriabank-Novatek 0 48 4 Cedric Lebris Team TomTom 38 38 5 Leonardo Duque Azteca - NBCSN 0 37 6 Yu Takenouchi Team ASDA-Savers 33 33 7 Bjorn Selander Team Chiquita - Universal 7 23 8 Alexandre Aulas In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan 10 23 9 Christopher Sutton Risa - Ergon 0 22 10 Sam Harrison Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling 0 20 11 Stijn Joseph Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team 16 20 12 Shengjun Wu Team ASDA-Savers 0 18 13 Tyler Farrar Azteca - NBCSN 0 16 14 Thanawut Sanikwathi Siam Cement - Lenovo 0 16 15 Nic Hamilton Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling 0 14 16 Steven Tronet Team Vontobel 0 14 17 Sébastien Rosseler Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank 14 14 18 Marcel Wyss Team Vontobel 9 12 19 Martin Velits Team Ameriabank-Novatek 0 12 20 Mike Friedman Team Chiquita - Universal 0 12 21 Hayden Roulston Fletcher - Garneau 12 12 22 Masatoshi Oba Siam Cement - Lenovo 12 12 23 Marko Stankovic Team Nordeus 0 10 24 Bob Schoonbroodt Team TomTom 0 9 25 Julian Alaphilippe Team Nordeus 0 9 26 Wim Stroetinga Team Chiquita - Universal 0 9 27 Jonathan Millan Azteca - NBCSN 0 8 28 Mohammed Zamri Salleh Sauber Petronas Racing 0 8 29 Adil Jelloul Maloja Mountain Nomads 0 8 30 Louis Verhelst Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team 0 8 31 Phillip Gaimon In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan 0 6 32 Jan Barta Team Ameriabank-Novatek 0 6 33 Ermin Van Wyk Fletcher - Garneau 6 6 34 Jasper Stuyven Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team 0 6 35 Maksym Averin Grupo Nutresa 0 5 36 Jean-Lou Paiani In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan 5 5 37 Nikola Aistrup Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank 0 5 38 Alex Meenhorst Team ASDA-Savers 0 4 39 Maximillian Schachmann ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team 4 4 40 Dominique Mayho Wounded Warrior Racing 0 4 41 Greg De Winde Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team 4 4 42 Timothy Dupont Evonik - Signal Iduna 3 3 43 Kenny De Haes Risa - Ergon 0 3 44 Jonas Aaen Jørgensen Risa - Ergon 0 3 45 Alex Howes Team Chiquita - Universal 0 2 46 Guillaume Malle Fletcher - Garneau 2 2 47 Sergiu Cioban Team Live Nation 0 1 48 Kevin Barclay Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling 0 1 49 John Murphy Team Chiquita - Universal 0 1 50 Yannick Stoltz Evonik - Signal Iduna 1 1
1 Shengjun Wu Team ASDA-Savers 80 2 Stijn Joseph Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team 80 3 Alex Howes Team Chiquita - Universal 68 4 Jasper Stuyven Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team 49 5 Clinton Avery Team ASDA-Savers 32 6 Sergiu Cioban Team Live Nation 16 7 Markus Fahnert Maloja Mountain Nomads 12 8 Cesar Andre Fonte Grupo Nutresa 10 9 Yannick Stoltz Evonik - Signal Iduna 9 10 Alberigo Passalacqua Fletcher - Garneau 8 11 Joshua Edmondson Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling 8 12 Martin Kohler Team Vontobel 8 13 César Vaquera Azteca - NBCSN 8 14 Dominique Mayho Wounded Warrior Racing 7 15 Marcel Wyss Team Vontobel 6 16 Nebojsa Jovanovic Team Nordeus 6 17 Cesar Ixehuati Azteca - NBCSN 6 18 Grega Bole Team Nordeus 4 19 Luis Angel Mate Team TomTom 4 20 Julian Alaphilippe Team Nordeus 4 21 Thanawut Sanikwathi Siam Cement - Lenovo 3 22 Bjorn Selander Team Chiquita - Universal 2 23 David Veilleux Azteca - NBCSN 2 24 Andrew Bajadali Wounded Warrior Racing 1
Sam Harrison Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling 17h14'36 (1) Sergiu Cioban Team Live Nation + 12 (2) Jimmy Pranata Sauber Petronas Racing + 12 (3) Bob Schoonbroodt Team TomTom + 12 (4) Maximillian Schachmann ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team + 3'55 (5) Muhamad Adiq Othman Fletcher - Garneau + 3'59 (6) Antoine Matteau In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan + 3'59 (7) Eugenio Alafaci Team Nordeus + 5'46 (9) Gabor Kasa Team Nordeus + 5'46 (10)
In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan 51h36'13 (1) Fletcher - Garneau + 2'23 (2) Team Vontobel + 5'25 (3) Team Chiquita - Universal + 5'33 (4) Risa - Ergon + 5'33 (5) Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling + 8'11 (6) Maloja Mountain Nomads + 8'11 (7) Grupo Nutresa + 8'11 (8) Sauber Petronas Racing + 8'11 (9) Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling + 8'11 (10)
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