Stage 2 and the big guns are ready, two big climbs, with a summit finish, only the best will be left in with a shot after this. Favourites are the two Venezualans, Rujano and Alarcon, as well as Caruso.
8km into this stage and we are already on an 11% climb, Pirelli have Montana at the front making it difficult for people
A strong lead group of 7 is formed: Sagan, Stetina, Quintana, Be Nasser, Gustov, Blanco and Possoni
Lots of riders attack across to join them
This gets Export on the front chasing with Nazaret and Navarro, despite having put Piamonte in the breakaway. Are they just taking the piss?
Most of the break are pulled back
The 4 who remain and Maisto, Raabe, Scholz and Nordhaug
Ban Naaser, Quintana and Piamonte attack across to them
Rabou, Blanco and Brolin now also try to get across
They suceed, so now Stetina, Silva and Rajala make a move, although the break are now 2'36" ahead
With Abdullah left to control the peloton their advantage quickly grows
And with 125km to go we have a 13 man lead group 4 minutes clear.
As the break crest the days 3rd climb, their gap has ballooned to 7'32" and 105km to go. A much bigger gap and Stetina will become a threat to the overall.
Stetina wins the sprint from Nordhaug and Brolin as the gap hits 8'20"
Pirelli and Vesta now take control at the front of the bunch
Although the gap hits 9'00" with 90km to go, the peloton is now strung out and chasing hard
As the break start the first big climb of the day their gap is down to 7 minutes with 75km to go.
These early sections hit 13% as Maisto leads them up. He, Stetina, Piamonte and Rajala all have moved to the front
Pirelli have total control as the peloton hit the climb
Blanco is the first casualty in the break.
While behind, the peloton is splitting as well.
As the climb flattens out halfway, Scholz is just hanging on to the break. The peloton are still 6'30" back so have made almost no ground on the climb so far.
Meanwhile the yellow jersey is now off the back. Now he just has to finish
As the break start the second half of the climb they are a man down as Piamonte falls. Thats a real blow to their chances of staying away
When the peloton hit thats spot it's not falls that liven up the action, as Nazaret attacks, and is soon followed by Vasquez, Ndbri and Pellizotti.
The 4 men quickly build up a minutes gap, as Pirreli stay calm. There are still 58km to go, although none of it is flat.
They catch Nazaret's teammate, Piamonte, with the gap to the peloton at 95 seconds. If he can help them for a bit then I guess the fall wasn't in vain.
With 5km to the top Ben Nasser has also been dropped by the break.
Pirelli have let the gap grow to two minutes, are they worried yet?
Some people are, Schwab, Efimkin, Parra Bustamante and Kern decide that the best defence is attack
Marzano's lack of team mates begins to bite, as he is dropped trying to get water, it could be a tough fight for him to get back.
Efimkin drops Schwab as he comes up to Blanco and Scholz, the other two have been pulled back by Saldarriaga, who has done a lot of good work today
Stetina leads Rajala and Maisto over the top with 50km to go, as the break is still 9 riders and has an impressive lead.
2'10" behind comes the attackers, who have just dropped Ben Nasser. Piamonte has lead them since the moment he was caught
Efimkin is next at +3'28"
Then Schwab at 4'25"
The Peloton, still doggedly lead by Pirelli, come through at 4'52". Someone else will have to help if they are to pull the break back.
Marzano is still picking his way through back markers, 2 minutes further back, and probably out of it.
The decent seems Schwab pulled back, while Efimkin is decending like a demon and has cut his deficit to the chasers to just 50 seconds
And halway down the decent Efimkin catches the chasers, they really are decending gingerly.
If you can't catch them going up, get them on the way back down. That seems to be Pirelli's strategy, as they have taken 90 seconds out of the leaders in 15km of decending.
This climb is the steepest of the day, nothing below 8% and the break are now in sight for the chase group.
As the peloton hit the climb, 3'28" off the pace, they are about to catch Ben Nasser.
The helicopter allows us to see the three groups on the road as they inch their way up this climb
A little increase in pace from Rajala allows him, Maisto and Stetina to go clear of the rest at the top of the climb.
The chasers were disorganised and actually lost a minute on that climb, topping it at +1'48"
In the peloton, Van der Velde, Parra Bussamonte and Schwab attack
But as Van der Velde goes solo over the top, 3'32" off the lead, with 28km to go. You are starting to think the break might have this one.
Ferrari are now helping Pirelli, but that might just be to save Maisto's legs, as the peloton are fully 4'12" off the pace.
On the downhill the chasers catch the break, they need to keep their speed up if they want to catch Maisto, Stetina, Rajala, and even Brolin, who is solo behind the first three,
Saldarriga keeps up his good work, as he pulls back the three attackers.
the three leaders go under 20km to go, lead by Maisto.
Brolin comes 51 seconds later
The main chase group at 1'46"
Then the peloton who are closing slowly, as the gap is now 3'53" Expect fireworks from Van den broeck on the final climb thats for sure.
And so the final climb begins, 15.3km at an average of 6.4% Not one for the faint hearted
Pellizotti pulls back Brolin, with the leaders 73 seconds ahead
The lesser riders are attacking again, Casar, Eltink, Schwab, Kern and arra Bustamante. How long will the leaders wait before they try and close this gap?
Pellizotti is in no rush, as he lets the gap go up to 1'30" before pulling over for Efimkin.
Silva and Quintana are now dropped as Nazaret picks up the pace on this 10% section.
Now we have just 6 chasers, Pellizotti, Ndbri, Nordhaug, Efimkin, Nazaret and Vasquez
Stetina drops his companions now, can he hold his 1'20" lead over the last 10km?
Ortega and Van der Velde now attack as Pirelli seem to be tiring.
Brandt also makes his move
The 6 chasers can't seem to get it together, some disorganisation allows their gap to Stetina to climb to 1'40"
Saldarriaga has been amazing today as he pulls the most recent attackers and most of the break back in.
7.5km to go and Caruso makes his move, Alarcon is right on his wheel
Eltink and Pozzovivo follow
Alarcon moves past Caruso as they catch Nordhaug, he and Pozzovivo are about to get to the break, where Vasquez is waiting. Stetina has extended his lead massively though.
Rujano and Van den Broeck now attack
Stetina goes under the 5km banner
2 minutes later!!! come Maisto and Rajala
40 seconds behind them are a group of 12, containing the chasers and the big name attackers
Although all the others are only just behind
Nazaret lays down some power after taking it easy on the first half of the climb, he now pulls back Maisto and Rajala.
Nazaret keeps up the power, and Stetina has cracked, the gap is dwn to just 1'18"
2300m left for the American, can he hold on to his lead?
Nobody wants to make a move, they are playing into Stetina's hands!
5 riders go clear: Caruso, Nazaret, Pozzovivo, Rujano and Alarcon, Van der Broeck and Efimkin are just behind, but Stetina is going under the kite.
It's a steep windy finish, as Pozzovivo starts the sprint from the front.
It's too late for them, as Stetina celebrates an epic solo victory
Pozzovivo sprints to second place ahead of Nazaret, who has shown amazing strength today.
Alarcon, Efimkin and Caruso are next
Then Rujano and Van den Broeck, who has seriously let his team down.
Pellizotti then leads in the peloton.
So Stetina takes the overall lead by 28 seconds over Pozzovivo, with Caruso th only other man within a minute. After his performance today it will be tough to dislodge him from any of the jerseys come stage 4 as well.
Stage:
Rank
Name
Team
Time
1
Peter Stetina
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
5h13'22
2
Domenico Pozzovivo
Vespa - Aprilia - De Rosa
+ 56
3
Magno Nazaret
Emu Export
s.t.
4
Jose Alarcon
Aker Solutions - Bergans
+ 1'06
5
Vladimir Efimkin
T.CS Bank - OJSC
s.t.
6
Gianpaolo Caruso
Ferrari - ERG
s.t.
7
José Rujano
Pokerstars.com
+ 1'19
8
Jurgen Van den Broeck
Pirelli - Alfa Romeo
s.t.
9
Franco Pellizotti
Team Venchi ProCycling
+ 1'47
10
Wilmer Vasquez
Aker Solutions - Bergans
s.t.
11
Zakayo Ndbri
Rapha Condor - Qhubeka
+ 1'52
12
Fabio Duarte
Team Venchi ProCycling
+ 2'00
13
Thomas Lövkvist
Saab - Scania
s.t.
14
Ryan Eastman
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
s.t.
15
Theo Eltink
Saab - Scania
+ 2'13
16
Sergio Ortega
UniCredit
s.t.
17
Francisco Colorado
Team CSC-Orbea
s.t.
18
Sergei Kolesnikov
T.CS Bank - OJSC
s.t.
19
Manuel Lloret
Team Bianchi
s.t.
20
Ricardo Van der Velde
Cyclevox
s.t.
21
Gert Rajala
Team Trilux - Falke
+ 2'39
22
Massimiliano Maisto
Ferrari - ERG
s.t.
23
Jairo Agudelo
Aker Solutions - Bergans
+ 3'03
24
Marco Marzano
VolksWagen - Siemens
+ 3'07
25
Andres Saldarriaga
Pirelli - Alfa Romeo
+ 3'17
26
Fredy Montaña
Pirelli - Alfa Romeo
+ 3'45
27
Moris Possoni
Ferrari - ERG
s.t.
28
Sandy Casar
Cyclevox
+ 4'03
29
Lars Petter Nordhaug
Aker Solutions - Bergans
+ 4'08
30
Przemyslaw Niemiec
Ferrari - ERG
+ 4'14
31
Pedro Nicácio
Cerne
+ 4'36
32
Hubert Schwab
Team Bianchi
+ 4'41
33
Marco Osella
Ferrari - ERG
+ 4'56
34
Hubert Dupont
Pirelli - Alfa Romeo
+ 5'00
35
Edwin Parra Bustamante
Team CSC-Orbea
+ 5'05
36
Daniel Navarro
Emu Export
+ 5'12
37
Thomas Peterson
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
+ 5'16
38
Christophe Kern
Pokerstars.com
s.t.
39
Maxim Belkov
T.CS Bank - OJSC
+ 5'23
40
Fredy Piamonte
Emu Export
s.t.
41
Tyler Brandt
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
s.t.
42
Henry Raabe
Pokerstars.com
+ 5'48
43
Nicolas Brolin
Saab - Scania
+ 6'04
44
Thomas Rabou
Cyclevox
+ 6'09
45
Nairo Quintana
UniCredit
s.t.
46
Peter Sagan
Team Venchi ProCycling
+ 6'46
47
Ivan Santaromita
Pirelli - Alfa Romeo
+ 6'52
48
Bruno Silva
Cerne
+ 7'03
49
Wladimir Gustov
Team Bianchi
+ 7'37
50
Andrés Miguel Díaz Corrales
Pirelli - Alfa Romeo
s.t.
51
Evgeni Petrov
T.CS Bank - OJSC
+ 9'20
52
Arnold Jeannesson
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
+ 9'25
53
Andreas Matzbacher
Team Bianchi
s.t.
54
Jonas Bjelkmark
Saab - Scania
s.t.
55
Sérgio Sousa
Team Trilux - Falke
s.t.
56
Julio Alberto Perez Cuapio
Team CSC-Orbea
s.t.
57
Cadel Evans
Emu Export
s.t.
58
Hassen Ben Nasser
Proximus - Trek
+ 14'23
59
Giovanny Báez
Emu Export
+ 14'36
60
Matteo Bono
Vespa - Aprilia - De Rosa
+ 15'22
61
Serafin José Blanco
Team CSC-Orbea
+ 16'23
62
Matthias Brändle
UniCredit
+ 16'37
63
Fabio Aru
Team Venchi ProCycling
+ 17'09
64
Carlos Baltazar
Cerne
+ 17'23
65
Alex Coutts
Cyclevox
+ 17'37
66
Winner Anacona
VolksWagen - Siemens
s.t.
67
Tom Criel
Team Trilux - Falke
+ 17'43
68
Ronny Scholz
Team Trilux - Falke
+ 19'11
69
Marc De Maar
Proximus - Trek
+ 19'28
70
Gregory Brenes
VolksWagen - Siemens
+ 19'50
71
David Garbelli
Vespa - Aprilia - De Rosa
+ 20'34
72
Ulugbek Galiev
Saab - Scania
+ 21'22
73
Brian Vandborg
UniCredit
+ 21'27
74
Maurizio Biondo
Cerne
+ 21'31
75
Ole Haavardsholm
Team Venchi ProCycling
s.t.
76
Jordi Grau
UniCredit
s.t.
77
Taylor Tolleson
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
s.t.
78
Davronjan Shatskikh
Proximus - Trek
s.t.
79
Roberto Traficante
Vespa - Aprilia - De Rosa
s.t.
80
Paulo Lucas Martins
Cerne
s.t.
81
Gilles Heymes
Cyclevox
s.t.
82
Luca Locatelli
Team B
+ 25'48
83
Samuel Dumoulin
Pokerstars.com
+ 28'59
84
Luigi Sestili
Team Venchi ProCycling
s.t.
85
Tosh Van der Sande
UniCredit
s.t.
86
Andreas Schillenger
Team Trilux - Falke
+ 30'54
87
Dimitri Jiriakov
Rapha Condor - Qhubeka
+ 31'38
88
Denis Galimzyanov
T.CS Bank - OJSC
+ 31'42
89
Piotr Mazur
Team Bianchi
s.t.
90
Davide Cimolai
Vespa - Aprilia - De Rosa
s.t.
91
Abdelkader Belmokhtar
Rapha Condor - Qhubeka
+ 31'57
92
Artem Ovechkin
T.CS Bank - OJSC
+ 32'16
93
Tomas Swift-Metcalfe
Rapha Condor - Qhubeka
+ 32'20
94
Javier Aramendía
Team Bianchi
+ 32'28
95
Alfio Locatelli
Team B
+ 32'34
96
Gian Marco Varnier
Team B
s.t.
97
Andrew Tennant
Rapha Condor - Qhubeka
s.t.
98
Ian Stannard
Rapha Condor - Qhubeka
+ 32'45
99
Davide Viganò
Team Venchi ProCycling
+ 37'46
100
Diego Caccia
Pirelli - Alfa Romeo
+ 40'26
101
Cherif Abdallah
Rapha Condor - Qhubeka
s.t.
102
Mark Scanlon
Vespa - Aprilia - De Rosa
+ 40'32
103
Aleksei Markov
T.CS Bank - OJSC
+ 44'25
104
Felix Odebrecht
Team Bianchi
s.t.
105
Oscar Gatto
Vespa - Aprilia - De Rosa
s.t.
106
Ole Hirschlein
Aker Solutions - Bergans
+ 46'12
107
Ivan Seledkov
Emu Export
s.t.
108
Johan Le Bon
Aker Solutions - Bergans
s.t.
109
Edoardo Girardi
Ferrari - ERG
s.t.
110
Andrew Talansky
Team CSC-Orbea
s.t.
111
Amaro Antunes
Cerne
+ 46'27
112
Gökhan Hasta
Emu Export
+ 46'31
113
Jaume Rovira
Aker Solutions - Bergans
s.t.
114
Thomas Fothen
Team Trilux - Falke
+ 46'35
115
Alberto Loddo
VolksWagen - Siemens
s.t.
116
William Connolly
Cyclevox
+ 46'42
117
Rick Zabel
VolksWagen - Siemens
s.t.
118
Juan José Haedo
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
s.t.
119
Egbert Reekers
Proximus - Trek
+ 46'50
120
Glenn Likhaya
Saab - Scania
s.t.
121
Marco Guillén
Pokerstars.com
s.t.
122
Gabriel Cerveira
Cerne
s.t.
123
Martijn Maaskant
Pokerstars.com
s.t.
124
Ivan Kovalev
Team CSC-Orbea
s.t.
125
Sebastian Forke
Team Trilux - Falke
s.t.
126
Khayabkhyrvaa Uugunbayar
Proximus - Trek
s.t.
127
Ismaël Kip
Proximus - Trek
s.t.
128
Laurent Lefèvre
Proximus - Trek
s.t.
129
Luca Sterbini
Ferrari - ERG
+ 47'18
130
Marco Pinotti
Team B
+ 47'26
131
Michiel Van Aelbroeck
Saab - Scania
+ 47'45
GC:
Rank
Name
Team
Time
1
Peter Stetina
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
5h30'04
2
Domenico Pozzovivo
Vespa - Aprilia - De Rosa
+ 28
3
Gianpaolo Caruso
Ferrari - ERG
+ 48
4
Jurgen Van den Broeck
Pirelli - Alfa Romeo
+ 1'01
5
Magno Nazaret
Emu Export
+ 1'12
6
José Rujano
Pokerstars.com
+ 1'17
7
Vladimir Efimkin
T.CS Bank - OJSC
+ 1'19
8
Jose Alarcon
Aker Solutions - Bergans
+ 1'27
9
Fabio Duarte
Team Venchi ProCycling
+ 1'41
10
Manuel Lloret
Team Bianchi
+ 1'52
11
Thomas Lövkvist
Saab - Scania
s.t.
12
Ryan Eastman
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
+ 1'58
13
Sergio Ortega
UniCredit
+ 1'59
14
Franco Pellizotti
Team Venchi ProCycling
+ 2'02
15
Sergei Kolesnikov
T.CS Bank - OJSC
+ 2'08
16
Wilmer Vasquez
Aker Solutions - Bergans
+ 2'10
17
Ricardo Van der Velde
Cyclevox
+ 2'13
18
Francisco Colorado
Team CSC-Orbea
+ 2'20
19
Zakayo Ndbri
Rapha Condor - Qhubeka
+ 2'21
20
Theo Eltink
Saab - Scania
+ 2'39
21
Massimiliano Maisto
Ferrari - ERG
+ 2'57
22
Jairo Agudelo
Aker Solutions - Bergans
+ 3'04
23
Gert Rajala
Team Trilux - Falke
+ 3'16
24
Marco Marzano
VolksWagen - Siemens
+ 3'18
25
Andres Saldarriaga
Pirelli - Alfa Romeo
+ 3'50
26
Przemyslaw Niemiec
Ferrari - ERG
+ 3'56
27
Sandy Casar
Cyclevox
+ 4'04
28
Lars Petter Nordhaug
Aker Solutions - Bergans
+ 4'06
29
Moris Possoni
Ferrari - ERG
+ 4'10
30
Pedro Nicácio
Cerne
+ 4'15
31
Fredy Montaña
Pirelli - Alfa Romeo
+ 4'38
32
Marco Osella
Ferrari - ERG
+ 5'00
33
Thomas Peterson
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
+ 5'04
34
Hubert Schwab
Team Bianchi
+ 5'11
35
Edwin Parra Bustamante
Team CSC-Orbea
+ 5'15
36
Maxim Belkov
T.CS Bank - OJSC
+ 5'27
37
Tyler Brandt
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
+ 5'28
38
Hubert Dupont
Pirelli - Alfa Romeo
+ 5'37
39
Christophe Kern
Pokerstars.com
+ 5'38
40
Daniel Navarro
Emu Export
s.t.
41
Henry Raabe
Pokerstars.com
+ 6'00
42
Fredy Piamonte
Emu Export
+ 6'09
43
Thomas Rabou
Cyclevox
+ 6'30
44
Nairo Quintana
UniCredit
+ 6'41
45
Nicolas Brolin
Saab - Scania
+ 6'42
46
Peter Sagan
Team Venchi ProCycling
+ 6'54
47
Ivan Santaromita
Pirelli - Alfa Romeo
+ 7'22
48
Bruno Silva
Cerne
+ 7'33
49
Wladimir Gustov
Team Bianchi
+ 8'01
50
Andrés Miguel Díaz Corrales
Pirelli - Alfa Romeo
+ 8'13
51
Jonas Bjelkmark
Saab - Scania
+ 9'16
52
Sérgio Sousa
Team Trilux - Falke
+ 9'21
53
Evgeni Petrov
T.CS Bank - OJSC
+ 9'24
54
Cadel Evans
Emu Export
+ 9'25
55
Arnold Jeannesson
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
+ 9'37
56
Julio Alberto Perez Cuapio
Team CSC-Orbea
+ 9'51
57
Andreas Matzbacher
Team Bianchi
+ 10'11
58
Hassen Ben Nasser
Proximus - Trek
+ 14'35
59
Giovanny Báez
Emu Export
+ 15'02
60
Matteo Bono
Vespa - Aprilia - De Rosa
+ 15'43
61
Matthias Brändle
UniCredit
+ 16'30
62
Serafin José Blanco
Team CSC-Orbea
+ 17'07
63
Tom Criel
Team Trilux - Falke
+ 17'40
64
Carlos Baltazar
Cerne
+ 17'53
65
Fabio Aru
Team Venchi ProCycling
+ 18'04
66
Alex Coutts
Cyclevox
+ 18'07
67
Winner Anacona
VolksWagen - Siemens
+ 18'21
68
Ronny Scholz
Team Trilux - Falke
+ 19'17
69
Marc De Maar
Proximus - Trek
+ 19'21
70
David Garbelli
Vespa - Aprilia - De Rosa
+ 20'17
71
Gregory Brenes
VolksWagen - Siemens
+ 20'25
72
Brian Vandborg
UniCredit
+ 21'07
73
Roberto Traficante
Vespa - Aprilia - De Rosa
+ 21'23
74
Maurizio Biondo
Cerne
+ 21'42
75
Gilles Heymes
Cyclevox
+ 21'51
76
Taylor Tolleson
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
+ 21'58
77
Jordi Grau
UniCredit
+ 22'00
78
Ole Haavardsholm
Team Venchi ProCycling
+ 22'08
79
Ulugbek Galiev
Saab - Scania
+ 22'15
80
Paulo Lucas Martins
Cerne
+ 22'29
81
Davronjan Shatskikh
Proximus - Trek
+ 22'30
82
Luca Locatelli
Team B
+ 26'58
83
Luigi Sestili
Team Venchi ProCycling
+ 28'40
84
Samuel Dumoulin
Pokerstars.com
+ 29'42
85
Tosh Van der Sande
UniCredit
+ 29'49
86
Piotr Mazur
Team Bianchi
+ 31'14
87
Andreas Schillenger
Team Trilux - Falke
+ 31'29
88
Dimitri Jiriakov
Rapha Condor - Qhubeka
+ 31'47
89
Artem Ovechkin
T.CS Bank - OJSC
+ 31'59
90
Denis Galimzyanov
T.CS Bank - OJSC
s.t.
91
Javier Aramendía
Team Bianchi
+ 32'02
92
Andrew Tennant
Rapha Condor - Qhubeka
+ 32'08
93
Ian Stannard
Rapha Condor - Qhubeka
+ 32'10
94
Abdelkader Belmokhtar
Rapha Condor - Qhubeka
+ 32'13
95
Davide Cimolai
Vespa - Aprilia - De Rosa
+ 32'22
96
Tomas Swift-Metcalfe
Rapha Condor - Qhubeka
+ 32'54
97
Alfio Locatelli
Team B
+ 33'11
98
Gian Marco Varnier
Team B
+ 33'38
99
Davide Viganò
Team Venchi ProCycling
+ 38'26
100
Diego Caccia
Pirelli - Alfa Romeo
+ 40'17
101
Mark Scanlon
Vespa - Aprilia - De Rosa
+ 40'54
102
Cherif Abdallah
Rapha Condor - Qhubeka
+ 41'16
103
Aleksei Markov
T.CS Bank - OJSC
+ 44'18
104
Oscar Gatto
Vespa - Aprilia - De Rosa
+ 44'57
105
Felix Odebrecht
Team Bianchi
+ 45'19
106
Ivan Kovalev
Team CSC-Orbea
+ 46'23
107
Edoardo Girardi
Ferrari - ERG
+ 46'28
108
Ole Hirschlein
Aker Solutions - Bergans
+ 46'37
109
Johan Le Bon
Aker Solutions - Bergans
s.t.
110
Andrew Talansky
Team CSC-Orbea
+ 46'40
111
Martijn Maaskant
Pokerstars.com
+ 46'49
112
Ivan Seledkov
Emu Export
s.t.
113
Gökhan Hasta
Emu Export
+ 46'54
114
William Connolly
Cyclevox
+ 47'11
115
Ismaël Kip
Proximus - Trek
+ 47'13
116
Amaro Antunes
Cerne
s.t.
117
Thomas Fothen
Team Trilux - Falke
+ 47'15
118
Sebastian Forke
Team Trilux - Falke
+ 47'18
119
Jaume Rovira
Aker Solutions - Bergans
+ 47'22
120
Juan José Haedo
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
+ 47'23
121
Michiel Van Aelbroeck
Saab - Scania
+ 47'26
122
Luca Sterbini
Ferrari - ERG
+ 47'28
123
Gabriel Cerveira
Cerne
s.t.
124
Khayabkhyrvaa Uugunbayar
Proximus - Trek
+ 47'31
125
Alberto Loddo
VolksWagen - Siemens
s.t.
126
Egbert Reekers
Proximus - Trek
+ 47'36
127
Rick Zabel
VolksWagen - Siemens
+ 47'43
128
Marco Guillén
Pokerstars.com
+ 47'45
129
Laurent Lefèvre
Proximus - Trek
+ 47'50
130
Glenn Likhaya
Saab - Scania
+ 47'52
131
Marco Pinotti
Team B
+ 47'55
Points:
Rank
Name
Team
Points
General
1
Peter Stetina
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
31
31
2
Ian Stannard
Rapha Condor - Qhubeka
0
25
3
Piotr Mazur
Team Bianchi
0
20
4
Domenico Pozzovivo
Vespa - Aprilia - De Rosa
20
20
5
Ivan Kovalev
Team CSC-Orbea
0
16
6
Magno Nazaret
Emu Export
16
16
7
Javier Aramendía
Team Bianchi
0
14
8
Jose Alarcon
Aker Solutions - Bergans
14
14
9
Gianpaolo Caruso
Ferrari - ERG
10
13
10
Andrew Tennant
Rapha Condor - Qhubeka
0
12
11
Vladimir Efimkin
T.CS Bank - OJSC
12
12
12
Pedro Nicácio
Cerne
0
10
13
Jurgen Van den Broeck
Pirelli - Alfa Romeo
8
10
14
Manuel Lloret
Team Bianchi
0
9
15
Fabio Duarte
Team Venchi ProCycling
4
9
16
José Rujano
Pokerstars.com
9
9
17
Brian Vandborg
UniCredit
0
8
18
Michiel Van Aelbroeck
Saab - Scania
0
7
19
Franco Pellizotti
Team Venchi ProCycling
7
7
20
Luigi Sestili
Team Venchi ProCycling
0
6
21
Wilmer Vasquez
Aker Solutions - Bergans
6
6
22
Zakayo Ndbri
Rapha Condor - Qhubeka
5
5
23
Przemyslaw Niemiec
Ferrari - ERG
0
4
24
Lars Petter Nordhaug
Aker Solutions - Bergans
4
4
25
Thomas Lövkvist
Saab - Scania
3
3
26
Ryan Eastman
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
2
2
27
Nicolas Brolin
Saab - Scania
2
2
28
Artem Ovechkin
T.CS Bank - OJSC
0
1
29
Theo Eltink
Saab - Scania
1
1
KoM:
Rank
Name
Team
Mountain
General
1
Peter Stetina
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
32
32
2
Domenico Pozzovivo
Vespa - Aprilia - De Rosa
12
12
3
Gert Rajala
Team Trilux - Falke
12
12
4
Massimiliano Maisto
Ferrari - ERG
10
10
5
Magno Nazaret
Emu Export
10
10
6
Jose Alarcon
Aker Solutions - Bergans
8
8
7
Nicolas Brolin
Saab - Scania
8
8
8
Henry Raabe
Pokerstars.com
6
6
9
Vladimir Efimkin
T.CS Bank - OJSC
6
6
10
Gianpaolo Caruso
Ferrari - ERG
4
4
11
Thomas Rabou
Cyclevox
4
4
12
José Rujano
Pokerstars.com
2
2
13
Nairo Quintana
UniCredit
2
2
Teams:
Rank
Team
Time
General Time
1
Aker Solutions - Bergans
15h46'02
16h36'32 (1)
2
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
+ 1'20
+ 47 (3)
3
Ferrari - ERG
+ 1'34
+ 38 (2)
4
Pirelli - Alfa Romeo
+ 2'25
+ 2'04 (5)
5
T.CS Bank - OJSC
+ 2'46
+ 1'53 (4)
6
Saab - Scania
+ 4'21
+ 3'21 (6)
7
Team Venchi ProCycling
+ 4'37
+ 3'43 (7)
8
Emu Export
+ 5'35
+ 5'58 (8)
9
Pokerstars.com
+ 6'27
+ 6'12 (10)
10
Cyclevox
+ 6'29
+ 6'10 (9)
11
Team Bianchi
+ 8'35
+ 6'56 (11)
12
Team CSC-Orbea
+ 10'47
+ 10'13 (12)
13
UniCredit
+ 19'03
+ 17'58 (13)
14
Cerne
+ 23'06
+ 23'02 (14)
15
Team Trilux - Falke
+ 23'51
+ 23'26 (15)
16
Vespa - Aprilia - De Rosa
+ 30'56
+ 29'51 (16)
17
VolksWagen - Siemens
+ 34'38
+ 34'33 (17)
18
Proximus - Trek
+ 49'26
+ 49'30 (18)
19
Rapha Condor - Qhubeka
+ 59'31
+ 58'15 (19)
20
Team B
+ 1h25'00
+ 1h26'25 (20)
Young Riders:
Rank
Name
Team
Time
General Time
1
Peter Stetina
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
5h13'22
5h30'04 (1)
2
Jose Alarcon
Aker Solutions - Bergans
+ 1'06
+ 1'27 (2)
3
Ryan Eastman
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
+ 2'00
+ 1'58 (3)
4
Sergio Ortega
UniCredit
+ 2'13
+ 1'59 (4)
5
Gert Rajala
Team Trilux - Falke
+ 2'39
+ 3'16 (5)
6
Andres Saldarriaga
Pirelli - Alfa Romeo
+ 3'17
+ 3'50 (6)
7
Tyler Brandt
California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized
+ 5'23
+ 5'28 (7)
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