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Volta a Portugal - Stage 3

roturn

Posted on 21-09-2013 08:35

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The 3rd stage is a flat rated one but when seeing the profile it`s pretty obvious that the pure sprinters have a tough task to stay in front until the finish.
It`s more for those punchy sprinters like Ventoso or Gavazzi. But if the pace isn`t that high, the weaker puncheurs might be able to challenge for the win as well.

The peloton did not allow any breakaway until the first sprint, where Kupfernagel easily won with Gavazzi and Andriato being the only other sprinters going for it.

Just when the sprint was passed a group of 4 were able to gain the important 2min gap:
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Locatelli

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Altur

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Pancake

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Atkins
Once again a CSC rider might annoy the rest of the breakaway as Altur was in yesterdays winner group and so he is still in a good GC position as 40. with just +31s to Kritskiy.
This might reduce the chances to survive.

PFG Armavia is still confident that Lo Cicero is strong enough for todays stage and have 3 riders in the chasing work together with a Tinkoff duo.
Smartly Lo Cicero did not go for the sprint earlier as he knows that he will need all his energy for those last two climbs.

Bad moment for Tinkoff. i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/PCT/tcs_zps625f9315.png

Zakarin, one of Kritskiy`s most important helpers here and 21st in the GC crashes with 120km to go.
But luckily it just needs 5km until he is back in the pack. Hard to say if he is injured but at least he was back on his bike very quick.

85km and still a 6min gap.
Prio Porto for Ventoso and Amex for Kupfernagel also join the work at the front making it even more difficult for the group.
But also for the pure sprinters as the late chase means a higher pace over the climbs and we reach the first of those 3 bumps in the 2nd half.

Altur obviously is interested in the bonus seconds and wins easily while Pancace just rolls over the line as 2nd ahead of Atkins.

A bit different a few kilometers further, where all those 3 riders sprint for the points. Altur takes it once again though while Atkins and Pancake collect more points for the point ranking I guess.

25km left and 1'40 for the group. With the last climb just ahead and as you can see, it`s quite a tough challenge that late in a race, we see PFG Armavia, Amex and Prio Porto still in the lead. Good for Tinkoff as they can save their energy for the harder stages, where the sprinter teams won`t support them.

Even though the gap became quite small, it`s still the breakaway fighting for the only KoM points of the day.
Pancake in the end takes it ahead of Locatelli and Atkins.
Altur had no interest here as he was just going for those bonus seconds.

Less than 12km before the line the group is caught and we already see lots of Prio Porto riders in front. Ventoso surely is the top favourite here.

So it`s also their train, who is more or less the only one.
Behind them Costa in a great position and also 3 UPC guys, while the PFG Armavia and Amex train is a bit too far behind, not because the train is too weak but more due to the sprinters being a few positions too far behind.

Weylandt, Farrar, Traksel, Belletti are still the best placed pure sprinters, while Lo Cicero, Tzortakis and Kupfernagel are another 10 positions behind.

Mendes leads out Ventoso with 2,5km to go. Due to the small uphill it`s a small advantage for Mendes as great puncheur.
Behind them it`s Priamo and Gavazzi for UPC and also Costa, Traksel and Farrar in a good position.

1,4km left and Ventoso already leaves his leadout. Is this too early? The long chain proves that there aren`t many sprinters, that could challenge him, but 2-3 would be enough and Priamo is right behind him, while Gavazzi goes on the left side of the road. Also Costa is a dangerous rider in those sprints.

But Ventoso`s gap is quite big and he is showing why he was today`s stage favourite.
Gavazzi just overtakes his team mate Priamo, while other riders from behind are coming fast to close the gap.

With a full bikelength Ventoso takes the 3rd stage dominantly. It`s already their 2nd stage win here and so it`s already a quite successful home race.

Gavazzi takes the 2nd but it became really close in the end as Belletti was surely the fastest in the end but wasn`t placed as good as the first two.

Costa as 4th once again very close to some bonus seconds ahead of Iglinski and Kritskiy.
Priamo dropped to 8th ahead of Sobal and Houle, while the pure sprinters struggled today.
Farrar (15.), Lo Cicero (39.), Weylandt (42.), Andriato (43.) or Kupfernagel (48.).

Also good news for Altur as he was the last rated rider in this group. This moves him into 5th overall due to his 12 bonus seconds.

Result

1	Francisco Ventoso	Prio - Porto	4h53'44
2	Francesco Gavazzi	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
3	Manuel Belletti	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
4	Rui Costa	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
5	Maxim Iglinski	LukOil-Rostelekom	s.t.
6	Timofey Kritskiy	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	s.t.
7	Bobbie Traksel	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
8	Matteo Priamo	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
9	Yauhen Sobal	LukOil-Rostelekom	s.t.
10	Hugo Houle	Alstom-RBC	s.t.
11	Bartosz Huzarski	LukOil-Rostelekom	s.t.
12	Jose Mendes	Prio - Porto	s.t.
13	Ilnur Zakarin	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	s.t.
14	Magno Nazaret	Team Bintang	s.t.
15	Tyler Farrar	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
16	Meiyin Wang	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
17	David Boily	Alstom-RBC	s.t.
18	RubÃ©n Plaza	Prio - Porto	s.t.
19	Janier Alexis Acevedo	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
20	Theo Reinhardt	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
21	Dylan Girdlestone	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
22	Sergei Pomoshnikov	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	s.t.
23	Gorka Izagirre	LukOil-Rostelekom	s.t.
24	Ignas Konovalovas	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
25	Daniel Eduardo Silva	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	s.t.
26	Moris Possoni	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
27	AndrÃ© Cardoso	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
28	Gianpaolo Caruso	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
29	Chun Kai Feng	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
30	Fredrik Strand Galta	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
31	Thomas Rohregger	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
32	Peter Williams	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	s.t.
33	SÃ©bastien Ivars	Alstom-RBC	s.t.
34	Bruno Borges	Prio - Porto	s.t.
35	AndrÃ© Vital	Prio - Porto	s.t.
36	Vladimir Karpets	LukOil-Rostelekom	s.t.
37	Simon Richardson	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
38	Dylan Groenewegen	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
39	Ivano Lo Cicero	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
40	Fabricio Ferrari	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	s.t.
41	Robert Vrecer	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	s.t.
42	Wouter Weylandt	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
43	Rafael Andriato	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
44	Sergio Barrio	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
45	Georgos Tzortzakis	Alstom-RBC	s.t.
46	Sylvain Chavanel	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
47	Patrick Schelling	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
48	Danilo Kupfernagel	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
49	Thomas Ziegler	Team Bintang	s.t.
50	JoÃ£o Cabreira	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
51	Yousef Mirza Banihammad	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
52	Jaime Suaza	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
53	Pedro Miguel Paulinho	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
54	Oleksandr Lobov	LukOil-Rostelekom	s.t.
55	Marco Osella	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
56	Andris Smirnovs	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
57	Petr Ignatenko	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	s.t.
58	Gennadiy Tatarinov	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	s.t.
59	Rui Pedro Vinhas	Prio - Porto	s.t.
60	Mirko Lorenzetto	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
61	Bob Schoonbroodt	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
62	Honorio Machado	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
63	Konstantin Klimiankou	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	s.t.
64	Nikita Novikov	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	s.t.
65	Patrick Gretsch	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
66	Juan Sebastian Tamayo Martinez	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
67	Michael Hepburn	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
68	Marcio Portela	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
69	RÃ¼diger Selig	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
70	Tim Wellens	Kappa-ENI	s.t.
71	Joeri Adams	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
72	Fabio Ciccarese	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
73	Anton Vorobev	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	s.t.
74	Davide Appollonio	Kappa-ENI	s.t.
75	Nelson Oliveira	Prio - Porto	s.t.
76	Kai Reus	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
77	Dylan Van Baarle	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
78	Guillaume Boivin	Alstom-RBC	s.t.
79	Zico Waeytens	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
80	BjÃ¸rn Tore Holm	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
81	Jonathan Salinas	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
82	Yannick Stoltz	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
83	Christian Knees	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
84	Maky Roman	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	s.t.
85	Alexander Schrangl	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
86	Stefano Locatelli	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
87	Michael Rodriguez Galindo	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
88	Indulis Bekmanis	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
89	Daniel Paulus	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
90	Vassilis Adamou	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
91	Amaro Antunes	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
92	Antoine Matteau	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
93	RÃ©my Di Gregorio	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	s.t.
94	Marek Rutkiewicz	Team Bintang	s.t.
95	Pierre Paolo Penasa	Kappa-ENI	s.t.
96	Carlos Johan Galviz	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
97	Pablo Andres Alarcon	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
98	Christopher De Souza	Alstom-RBC	s.t.
99	William Connolly	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
100	Davide Villella	Kappa-ENI	s.t.
101	Mohamed Harrif Salleh	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
102	Jesus Merino Criado	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
103	Michal Kolar	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
104	Ermin Van Wyk	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
105	Lawson Craddock	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	s.t.
106	Christian Meier	Alstom-RBC	s.t.
107	Marc Machado	Prio - Porto	s.t.
108	Denis Vorontsov	LukOil-Rostelekom	s.t.
109	Egor Silin	LukOil-Rostelekom	s.t.
110	Andreas Hofer	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
111	Thomas Bonnin	Team Bintang	s.t.
112	Peter Pancake	Alstom-RBC	s.t.
113	Marcos Altur	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
114	Josh Atkins	Cisco Cycling Team	+ 2'17
115	Vojtech HaceckÃ½	Kappa-ENI	+ 2'35
116	Dries Beatse	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
117	Jose Mojica	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	s.t.
118	Aggrey Sebright	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
119	Fredy Piamonte	Team Bintang	+ 3'44
120	Teodorico Usandizaga	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
121	Jokin NiÃ±o	Team Bintang	s.t.
122	Carlos Verona	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
123	Nico Gauer	Team Bintang	s.t.
124	Gert Rajala	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
125	Karel Hnik	Cisco Cycling Team	+ 4'27
126	Giuseppe Fonzi	Kappa-ENI	s.t.
127	Olivier Kaisen	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 9'41
128	Artur Grigrian	Team Bintang	s.t.
129	Joe Hicks	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
130	Haimar Zubeldia	Control Team	s.t.
131	Russell Downing	Control Team	s.t.
132	Gerben LÃ¶wik	Control Team	+ 11'04
133	Julio Alberto Perez Cuapio	Control Team	s.t.
134	Robert Hunter	Control Team	+ 12'57
135	Jean-Patrick Nazon	Control Team	s.t.
136	Eduardo Ardaiz	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 15'31
137	Sebastian Anaya	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.

1	Timofey Kritskiy	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	10h18'53
2	RubÃ©n Plaza	Prio - Porto	+ 6
3	Rui Costa	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 16
4	Jose Mendes	Prio - Porto	+ 18
5	Marcos Altur	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 19
6	Ignas Konovalovas	airBaltic - Endura	+ 21
7	Vladimir Karpets	LukOil-Rostelekom	s.t.
8	Kai Reus	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
9	SÃ©bastien Ivars	Alstom-RBC	+ 22
10	Dylan Van Baarle	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
11	Gianpaolo Caruso	Cisco Cycling Team	+ 24
12	Robert Vrecer	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	s.t.
13	Thomas Rohregger	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
14	Jaime Suaza	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
15	Sylvain Chavanel	AMEX Pro Cycling	+ 25
16	Maxim Iglinski	LukOil-Rostelekom	+ 26
17	Gorka Izagirre	LukOil-Rostelekom	s.t.
18	Yauhen Sobal	LukOil-Rostelekom	s.t.
19	Patrick Schelling	Cisco Cycling Team	+ 27
20	Christian Knees	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
21	Ilnur Zakarin	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	+ 28
22	Marco Osella	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
23	Petr Ignatenko	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	s.t.
24	Janier Alexis Acevedo	Repsol-Cativen	+ 29
25	Magno Nazaret	Team Bintang	s.t.
26	Chun Kai Feng	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
27	Bartosz Huzarski	LukOil-Rostelekom	s.t.
28	Honorio Machado	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
29	Nikita Novikov	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	s.t.
30	Konstantin Klimiankou	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	s.t.
31	Denis Vorontsov	LukOil-Rostelekom	s.t.
32	Meiyin Wang	PFG-Armavia	+ 30
33	Fabricio Ferrari	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	s.t.
34	Daniel Eduardo Silva	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	s.t.
35	Fredrik Strand Galta	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
36	Simon Richardson	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
37	Gennadiy Tatarinov	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	+ 31
38	AndrÃ© Cardoso	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
39	AndrÃ© Vital	Prio - Porto	s.t.
40	David Boily	Alstom-RBC	s.t.
41	Sergio Barrio	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
42	Moris Possoni	Cisco Cycling Team	+ 32
43	Sergei Pomoshnikov	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	s.t.
44	Juan Sebastian Tamayo Martinez	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
45	JoÃ£o Cabreira	Adira-Isq Project	+ 33
46	Alexander Schrangl	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
47	Rui Pedro Vinhas	Prio - Porto	+ 34
48	Oleksandr Lobov	LukOil-Rostelekom	s.t.
49	Marcio Portela	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
50	Joeri Adams	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
51	RÃ©my Di Gregorio	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	s.t.
52	Andris Smirnovs	airBaltic - Endura	+ 35
53	Marek Rutkiewicz	Team Bintang	s.t.
54	Francisco Ventoso	Prio - Porto	+ 2'44
55	Francesco Gavazzi	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	+ 2'51
56	Christian Meier	Alstom-RBC	+ 2'59
57	Jesus Merino Criado	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 3'53
58	Daniel Paulus	Magna-Ryanair	+ 6'13
59	Peter Pancake	Alstom-RBC	+ 6'52
60	Pedro Miguel Paulinho	Adira-Isq Project	+ 7'00
61	Maky Roman	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	+ 7'59
62	Lawson Craddock	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	s.t.
63	Danilo Kupfernagel	AMEX Pro Cycling	+ 9'30
64	Manuel Belletti	Magna-Ryanair	+ 9'31
65	RÃ¼diger Selig	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
66	Patrick Gretsch	AMEX Pro Cycling	+ 9'32
67	Ivano Lo Cicero	PFG-Armavia	+ 9'35
68	Antoine Matteau	Magna-Ryanair	+ 9'36
69	Yousef Mirza Banihammad	PFG-Armavia	+ 9'37
70	Vassilis Adamou	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
71	Anton Vorobev	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	+ 9'38
72	Tyler Farrar	AMEX Pro Cycling	+ 9'39
73	Mirko Lorenzetto	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
74	Andreas Hofer	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
75	Matteo Priamo	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	+ 9'40
76	Theo Reinhardt	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
77	Dylan Groenewegen	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
78	Michael Hepburn	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
79	Indulis Bekmanis	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
80	Bobbie Traksel	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	+ 9'41
81	Guillaume Boivin	Alstom-RBC	s.t.
82	Dylan Girdlestone	PFG-Armavia	+ 9'42
83	BjÃ¸rn Tore Holm	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
84	Egor Silin	LukOil-Rostelekom	s.t.
85	William Connolly	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
86	Bob Schoonbroodt	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	+ 9'43
87	Zico Waeytens	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
88	Yannick Stoltz	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
89	Amaro Antunes	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
90	Thomas Bonnin	Team Bintang	s.t.
91	Pablo Andres Alarcon	PFG-Armavia	s.t.
92	Wouter Weylandt	Bouygues Telecom	+ 9'44
93	Davide Villella	Kappa-ENI	s.t.
94	Bruno Borges	Prio - Porto	+ 9'45
95	Michal Kolar	Magna-Ryanair	s.t.
96	Georgos Tzortzakis	Alstom-RBC	+ 9'46
97	Marc Machado	Prio - Porto	s.t.
98	Christopher De Souza	Alstom-RBC	s.t.
99	Rafael Andriato	Repsol-Cativen	+ 11'20
100	Nelson Oliveira	Prio - Porto	+ 11'21
101	Hugo Houle	Alstom-RBC	+ 11'24
102	Thomas Ziegler	Team Bintang	+ 11'25
103	Peter Williams	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	+ 11'26
104	Carlos Johan Galviz	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
105	Jonathan Salinas	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
106	Tim Wellens	Kappa-ENI	+ 11'27
107	Fabio Ciccarese	Repsol-Cativen	s.t.
108	Pierre Paolo Penasa	Kappa-ENI	s.t.
109	Michael Rodriguez Galindo	Repsol-Cativen	+ 11'28
110	Stefano Locatelli	Bouygues Telecom	+ 11'29
111	Mohamed Harrif Salleh	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
112	Gert Rajala	airBaltic - Endura	+ 11'45
113	Teodorico Usandizaga	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 11'48
114	Josh Atkins	Cisco Cycling Team	+ 11'50
115	Dries Beatse	Bouygues Telecom	+ 12'21
116	Jokin NiÃ±o	Team Bintang	+ 13'27
117	Fredy Piamonte	Team Bintang	+ 13'30
118	Aggrey Sebright	AMEX Pro Cycling	+ 13'57
119	Jose Mojica	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	+ 13'58
120	Karel Hnik	Cisco Cycling Team	+ 14'07
121	Ermin Van Wyk	airBaltic - Endura	+ 14'13
122	Nico Gauer	Team Bintang	+ 15'12
123	Carlos Verona	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 18'41
124	Olivier Kaisen	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 19'18
125	Joe Hicks	Adira-Isq Project	+ 19'21
126	Russell Downing	Control Team	+ 19'24
127	Haimar Zubeldia	Control Team	s.t.
128	Davide Appollonio	Kappa-ENI	+ 20'27
129	Julio Alberto Perez Cuapio	Control Team	+ 22'40
130	Vojtech HaceckÃ½	Kappa-ENI	+ 23'15
131	Artur Grigrian	Team Bintang	+ 24'40
132	Giuseppe Fonzi	Kappa-ENI	+ 25'20
133	Eduardo Ardaiz	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 26'55
134	Sebastian Anaya	Repsol-Cativen	+ 31'18
135	Gerben LÃ¶wik	Control Team	+ 32'01
136	Robert Hunter	Control Team	+ 33'47
137	Jean-Patrick Nazon	Control Team	+ 33'56

1	Timofey Kritskiy	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	51
2	RubÃ©n Plaza	Prio - Porto	45
3	Rui Costa	Team CSC-Orbea	40
4	Francisco Ventoso	Prio - Porto	29
5	Ignas Konovalovas	airBaltic - Endura	26
6	Francesco Gavazzi	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	24
7	Jose Mendes	Prio - Porto	20
8	Patrick Gretsch	AMEX Pro Cycling	20
9	Maxim Iglinski	LukOil-Rostelekom	18
10	Kai Reus	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	16

KoM:

1	Dylan Van Baarle	airBaltic - Endura	18
2	Jesus Merino Criado	Team CSC-Orbea	18
3	RÃ¼diger Selig	AMEX Pro Cycling	18
4	Rui Costa	Team CSC-Orbea	5
5	Peter Pancake	Alstom-RBC	5
6	Alexander Schrangl	Magna-Ryanair	4
7	Ilnur Zakarin	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	3
8	Moris Possoni	Cisco Cycling Team	3
9	Stefano Locatelli	Bouygues Telecom	3
10	Josh Atkins	Cisco Cycling Team	1

U25:

1	Marcos Altur	Team CSC-Orbea	10h19'12 (1)
2	Dylan Van Baarle	airBaltic - Endura	+ 3 (2)
3	Patrick Schelling	Cisco Cycling Team	+ 8 (3)
4	Ilnur Zakarin	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	+ 9 (4)
5	Chun Kai Feng	PFG-Armavia	+ 10 (5)
6	Nikita Novikov	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	+ 10 (6)
7	Konstantin Klimiankou	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	+ 10 (7)
8	Meiyin Wang	PFG-Armavia	+ 11 (8)
9	Fredrik Strand Galta	Adira-Isq Project	+ 11 (9)
10	Gennadiy Tatarinov	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	+ 12 (10)

Team:

1	Prio - Porto	30h58'23 (1)
2	PFG-Armavia	+ 5 (2)
3	LukOil-Rostelekom	+ 5 (3)
4	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 6 (4)
5	Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC	+ 6 (5)
6	airBaltic - Endura	+ 9 (6)
7	Cisco Cycling Team	+ 11 (7)
8	Mobil - Castrol Cycling	+ 11 (8)
9	Adira-Isq Project	+ 21 (9)
10	Alstom-RBC	+ 2'40 (10)
11	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	+ 2'43 (11)
12	Magna-Ryanair	+ 5'49 (12)
13	Team Bintang	+ 9'30 (13)
14	Bouygues Telecom	+ 9'32 (14)
15	Repsol-Cativen	+ 11'11 (15)
16	AMEX Pro Cycling	+ 18'25 (16)
17	Kappa-ENI	+ 31'21 (17)
18	Control Team	+ 1h00'14 (18)

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