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Volta a Portugal - Stage 6
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It`s the 2nd really hilly stage in Portugal and with lots of tough climbs it might be more selective than yesterdays mountain stage. At least all GC riders need to be careful if they don`t want to lose any GC chances here.
In especially the last two climbs, on of those going up the finish line, might lead to selections as the slopes there aren`t the easiest and the pace in the end is normally quite fast.

It`s also a chance for the puncheurs like Mendes or Barrio in case they are allowed to attack. And also Costa, Reus and Konovalovas are good bets as they need any time before the next mountain stage to keep GC contact.


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Only 3 riders in todays breakaway and no CT team.
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/PCT/cis_zpsa215ca85.png Schelling
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/PCT/rep_zps8fe99b28.png Ciccarese
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/PCT/csc_zpsbdf7f4ce.png Usandizaga
It`s actually a very interesting group as Schelling is just 2'16 behind as 37th. Also Cisco and CSC both have favourites behind, so they obviously have a plan today.


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Prio Porto for Plaza doing the main work on the early mountain. But they get nice support by Mobil. So far the CT team was pretty active and tried to ride like the PCT teams. Unfortunately for them without that much success yet. Vrecer and Silva both are in a good position of course, but sometimes they have been a bit too nervous and missed the right time to attack.
Still I like what the team is doing here a lot.


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Although none of the trio had any KoM points yet, they are showing a great fight here.
In the end Ciccarese wins it ahead of Schelling with Usandizaga following in 3rd.


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The peloton also comes to the top and as there are still a few points to reward we see 2 riders attacking out of the group. It`s KoM leader i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/PCT/air_zps84b8db92.png Van Baarle, who tries to defend his lead and also takes teh 4 points here ahead of i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/aip_zps544721ca.png Portela, who at least gets 2 points.


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The duo is not thinking to slow down. Instead they grow a gap to the peloton and try to chase down the breakaway. Van Baarle surely is not that happy to have missed the group here with so many points to collect.
But they have to be fast as most remaining KoM`s just reward the top3, so reaching the group is necessary to take a lot of points.


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The fusion did not happen at the Cat.3, where again Ciccarese is the fastest. This time ahead of Usandizaga and Schelling as 3rd.
So Ciccarese is on a good way into the KoM lead so far.


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90km and a gap of 7'26. Even though this is normally good news for Cisco with Schelling being in the virtual lead, this also means less chances for the actual leader Caruso, who showed his strength with his win on the mountain top finish.
So his team and also CSC are doing the pace now.


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No question that Repsol can`t like this scenario. Ciccarese lost all the support of his companions as both obviously deny to help him.
Surely Schelling can`t be happy with his team`s decision as well as the chance for a huge GC jump and eventually a stage win was not that bad.


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Still no fusion at the Cat.2 neither. And as Schelling has spend far less energy recently, he is easily beating Ciccarese this time. This could become a nice fight until the end.
Portella this time as 4th over the line ahead of Van Baarle, who only takes 2 more points. And as he already lost contact to Portella, it`s not very likely that he can add more than these.


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First sprint of the day and Schelling is the only interested rider. So an easy win here as well. Ciccarese still being the only working rider is taking the 2nd.


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We directly jump to the last KoM and Ciccarese showes some nice strength to take the maximum points here ahead of Schelling.
This also means, that we have a new leader tomorrow and it`s well deserved: i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/PCT/rep_zps8fe99b28.png Fabio Ciccarese.
The Italian collected 4 more points than Schelling and both overtake previous leader Van Baarle but as all 3 are not divided by more than 6 points and also the next riders are quite close, we should expect the KoM fight to be continued.


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Van Baarle is caught as first rider. He probably knows that he lost his jersey today and also spent a lot of energy without much success here. Not the best day for him.
It`s still 50km to go and still 4'10 for the group. Might be close.


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2nd intermediate and Schelling with the next easy win. The peloton is coming fast from behind and this is also the fault of his own team. So a GC jump is not that likely any longer.


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i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/aip_zps544721ca.png Portella with a strong effort as he finally reaches the group after a long solo ride.
35km -> 2'10.


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Schelling is no longer in hte virtual lead and Cisco stops the chasing. If this was the only goal for them to avoid their rider to make a GC jump, then it was successful.
Also CSC stopped their chase already a bit longer and so it`s back to the biggest GC teams as Prio Porto and Tinkoff are accelerating once again.
The peloton is already down to 84 riders and many more are struggling at the end but so far all GC riders were concentrated and stay safely inside.


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Portella actually is not much worse placed than Schelling in the GC and so there was a bigger fight for the last bonus seconds now. And Portella beats Schelling despite all his effort already.


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20km mark for the favourites and we see the first attacks:
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i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/PCT/arm_zps60f3d6b6.png Tamayo Martinez
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/PCT/air_zps84b8db92.png Richardson
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/PCT/rbc_zps9a8b3bfb.png Boily (U25 leader)
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/mag_zpsa8a946c8.png Schrangl
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/PCT/arm_zps60f3d6b6.png Wang


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Konovalovas and Tamayo Martinez were caugh just a few seconds afterwards but as their team had 2 riders in that attack, they might not care too much.
And it doesn`t take long until the remaining 4 reach the breakaway, where Usandizaga already said goodbye and dropped into the peloton.


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It`s the last climb before the final one with 5km to go and all former breakaway riders plus Schrangl are caught now. So only a trio in front when we see more serious attacks. And of course it`s initiated by i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/PCT/csc_zpsbdf7f4ce.png Costa again and also i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/PCT/cis_zpsa215ca85.png Caruso did show lots of attacks in this race so far.
They are joined by i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/PCT/bin_zps9ee3c16e.png Nazaret and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/PCT/prp_zps2240497e.png Mendes, who obviously got the okay from Plaza and the team.


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Boily also attacked out of the leading group and goes solo on the descent. 20s behind Richardson and Wang with Mendes following another 20s.
All other attackers did not survive and felt back into the peloton, where obviously a big split occured but we have no names yet but apparently a few favourites were caught in a 2nd group.


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Final climb and the finish it less than 1km ahead. Richardson and Wang are not far behind Boily and it might be a close fight for him. But also the peloton is not far behind and could still catch them.


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Mendes still has a small gap, while most favourites are well placed.
Costa in the pole position and also Plaza, Nazaret, Karpets on the left or Caruso, Silva, Huzarski, Reus, Kritskiy, Chavanel, Rohregger on the right.
Also Ivars and Vrecer are still there at the end of just 20 riders!!! So where are the other GC riders?


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Finally we have some pictures of the 2nd group led by Suaza (9.), Konovalovas (13.) and most shocking Iglinski (7.).
Was it just a bad day for him or did he spend too much energy with all his attacks on the previous days?
Suaza could have been expected to struggle in the hills and Konovalovas obviously had a bad day after his attack wasn`t very powerful already.
Also in that later group: Cabreira.


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What a fight we have here. Boily and Richardson look stronger than Wang but the gap is so small. And also behind we can now see the 2nd group.


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The line is so close but Plaza and Caruso are so fast. Plaza actually is showing some great sprinter skills here in Portugal so far.


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But it`s enough for Richardson to celebrate a great win ahead of Boily, who will obviously keep the U25 lead, while both have good chances to move into the top10 today.
Wang as 3rd with a nice stage result for PFG Armavia.


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Plaza comes in as 4th ahead of his team mate Mendes and as everything has to end at one time, Prio Porto`s Top2 series did also end today. Still an impressive 4-5 by them.
But neither was there a gap to the first 3 nor a gap to the next riders, where Caruso finished as 6th ahead of Zakarin, Costa, Kritskiy and Nazaret.

Also in that group GC riders Huzarski, Vrecer, Chavanel, Karpets, Reus, Silva and Rohregger.


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Ivars was still so strong with 1km to go and had contact with the other favourites but then he couldn`t follow and lost 54s in the end. Just like Possoni, Schrangl and the fast sprinting Konovalovas, Iglinski and Barrio, who at least were able to reduce their time loss a bit.


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Cabreira lost already 1'29 in the next group but even worse for Suaza. Losing almost 2min with 1'54 makes it hard for him to fight for a top10 any longer. The mountain stage must be very selective now for him I guess.

And as yesterdays crash victim Osella lost 2'35 today he might not have felt at 100% but surely he can`t be too injured and should be a good help for Caruso on the next mountain stage.

And also the Point jersey has a new leader as Plaza continues to take lots of points, so he gets it back from Kritskiy, who still will wear it due to Plaza`s leader jersey.


Result
1Simon RichardsonairBaltic - Endura4h48'26
2David BoilyAlstom-RBCs.t.
3Meiyin WangPFG-Armavias.t.
4Rubén PlazaPrio - Portos.t.
5Jose MendesPrio - Portos.t.
6Gianpaolo CarusoCisco Cycling Teams.t.
7Ilnur ZakarinTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSCs.t.
8Rui CostaTeam CSC-Orbeas.t.
9Timofey KritskiyTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSCs.t.
10Magno NazaretTeam Bintangs.t.
11Bartosz HuzarskiLukOil-Rostelekoms.t.
12Robert VrecerMobil - Castrol Cyclings.t.
13Sylvain ChavanelAMEX Pro Cyclings.t.
14Vladimir KarpetsLukOil-Rostelekoms.t.
15André VitalPrio - Portos.t.
16Kai ReusTeam UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheims.t.
17Daniel Eduardo SilvaMobil - Castrol Cyclings.t.
18Thomas RohreggerMagna-Ryanairs.t.
19Zico WaeytensMagna-Ryanair+ 54
20Sébastien IvarsAlstom-RBCs.t.
21Nelson OliveiraPrio - Portos.t.
22Sergei PomoshnikovTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSCs.t.
23Moris PossoniCisco Cycling Teams.t.
24Alexander SchranglMagna-Ryanairs.t.
25Rémy Di GregorioMobil - Castrol Cyclings.t.
26Ignas KonovalovasairBaltic - Enduras.t.
27Janier Alexis AcevedoRepsol-Cativens.t.
28Maxim IglinskiLukOil-Rostelekoms.t.
29Gorka IzagirreLukOil-Rostelekoms.t.
30Sergio BarrioTeam CSC-Orbeas.t.
31Juan Sebastian Tamayo MartinezPFG-Armavias.t.
32Fabricio FerrariMobil - Castrol Cyclings.t.
33Michael Rodriguez GalindoRepsol-Cativen+ 1'29
34Chun Kai FengPFG-Armavias.t.
35Yauhen SobalLukOil-Rostelekoms.t.
36Rui Pedro VinhasPrio - Portos.t.
37André CardosoAdira-Isq Projects.t.
38Honorio MachadoRepsol-Cativens.t.
39João CabreiraAdira-Isq Projects.t.
40Petr IgnatenkoTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSCs.t.
41Fredrik Strand GaltaAdira-Isq Project+ 1'54
42Carlos Johan GalvizRepsol-Cativens.t.
43Pierre Paolo PenasaKappa-ENIs.t.
44Marek RutkiewiczTeam Bintangs.t.
45Marcio PortelaAdira-Isq Projects.t.
46Jaime SuazaBouygues Telecoms.t.
47Tim WellensKappa-ENIs.t.
48Patrick SchellingCisco Cycling Teams.t.
49Jonathan SalinasRepsol-Cativens.t.
50Maky RomanMobil - Castrol Cycling+ 2'35
51Marco OsellaCisco Cycling Teams.t.
52Oleksandr LobovLukOil-Rostelekoms.t.
53Bruno BorgesPrio - Portos.t.
54Francisco VentosoPrio - Portos.t.
55Christian KneesTeam UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheims.t.
56Bjørn Tore HolmCisco Cycling Teams.t.
57Konstantin KlimiankouTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSCs.t.
58Fabio CiccareseRepsol-Cativens.t.
59Gennadiy TatarinovTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSCs.t.
60Davide VillellaKappa-ENIs.t.
61Bob SchoonbroodtTeam UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheims.t.
62Nikita NovikovTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSCs.t.
63Mirko LorenzettoTeam UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheims.t.
64Denis VorontsovLukOil-Rostelekoms.t.
65Daniel PaulusMagna-Ryanairs.t.
66Peter PancakeAlstom-RBCs.t.
67Peter WilliamsMobil - Castrol Cyclings.t.
68Matteo PriamoTeam UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim+ 3'39
69Lawson CraddockMobil - Castrol Cyclings.t.
70Manuel BellettiMagna-Ryanair+ 3'51
71Marcos AlturTeam CSC-Orbea+ 3'59
72Christian MeierAlstom-RBCs.t.
73Antoine MatteauMagna-Ryanair+ 6'29
74Joeri AdamsBouygues Telecoms.t.
75Hugo HouleAlstom-RBC+ 6'46
76Francesco GavazziTeam UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheims.t.
77Teodorico UsandizagaTeam CSC-Orbea+ 7'17
78Dylan Van BaarleairBaltic - Enduras.t.
79Yousef Mirza BanihammadPFG-Armavia+ 7'43
80Dylan GirdlestonePFG-Armavia+ 8'53
81Vassilis AdamouPFG-Armavia+ 9'03
82Tyler FarrarAMEX Pro Cycling+ 10'04
83Theo ReinhardtAMEX Pro Cyclings.t.
84Josh AtkinsCisco Cycling Team+ 10'16
85Michael HepburnCisco Cycling Teams.t.
86Carlos VeronaTeam CSC-Orbea+ 11'36
87Danilo KupfernagelAMEX Pro Cyclings.t.
88Bobbie TrakselTeam UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheims.t.
89Ivano Lo CiceroPFG-Armavias.t.
90Thomas BonninTeam Bintangs.t.
91Christopher De SouzaAlstom-RBCs.t.
92Yannick StoltzAMEX Pro Cyclings.t.
93Jokin NiñoTeam Bintangs.t.
94Guillaume BoivinAlstom-RBCs.t.
95Rafael AndriatoRepsol-Cativens.t.
96Russell DowningControl Teams.t.
97Dries BeatseBouygues Telecoms.t.
98Haimar ZubeldiaControl Teams.t.
99Fredy PiamonteTeam Bintangs.t.
100Thomas ZieglerTeam Bintangs.t.
101Rüdiger SeligAMEX Pro Cyclings.t.
102Nico GauerTeam Bintang+ 15'17
103Patrick GretschAMEX Pro Cycling+ 16'43
104Amaro AntunesAdira-Isq Project+ 17'41
105Pedro Miguel PaulinhoAdira-Isq Projects.t.
106Stefano LocatelliBouygues Telecoms.t.
107Andris SmirnovsairBaltic - Enduras.t.
108Michal KolarMagna-Ryanair+ 18'10
109Vojtech HaceckýKappa-ENIs.t.
110Wouter WeylandtBouygues Telecoms.t.
111Jesus Merino CriadoTeam CSC-Orbeas.t.
112Julio Alberto Perez CuapioControl Teams.t.
113Andreas HoferMagna-Ryanairs.t.
114Indulis BekmanisairBaltic - Endura+ 19'36
115Pablo Andres AlarconPFG-Armavia+ 20'21
116Gert RajalaairBaltic - Endura+ 20'42
117William ConnollyairBaltic - Endura+ 20'54
118Karel HnikCisco Cycling Teams.t.
119Davide AppollonioKappa-ENIs.t.
120Georgos TzortzakisAlstom-RBCs.t.
121Egor SilinLukOil-Rostelekoms.t.
122Jose MojicaMobil - Castrol Cyclings.t.
123Ermin Van WykairBaltic - Enduras.t.
124Dylan GroenewegenTeam UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheims.t.
125Olivier KaisenTeam CSC-Orbeas.t.
126Artur GrigrianTeam Bintangs.t.
127Giuseppe FonziKappa-ENIs.t.
128Joe HicksAdira-Isq Projects.t.
129Anton VorobevTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSCs.t.
130Gerben LöwikControl Teams.t.
131Marc MachadoPrio - Portos.t.
132Aggrey SebrightAMEX Pro Cyclings.t.
133Robert HunterControl Teams.t.
134Jean-Patrick NazonControl Teams.t.
135Eduardo ArdaizTeam CSC-Orbea+ 23'35
136Mohamed Harrif SallehAdira-Isq Project+ 23'49
137Sebastian AnayaRepsol-Cativen+ 28'11

GC
1Rubén PlazaPrio - Porto23h49'45
2Timofey KritskiyTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSCa
3Gianpaolo CarusoCisco Cycling Team+ 10
4Vladimir KarpetsLukOil-Rostelekom+ 11
5Rui CostaTeam CSC-Orbea+ 28
6Thomas RohreggerMagna-Ryanair+ 30
7Magno NazaretTeam Bintang+ 35
8Simon RichardsonairBaltic - Endura+ 52
9David BoilyAlstom-RBC+ 53
10Sylvain ChavanelAMEX Pro Cycling+ 57
11Jose MendesPrio - Porto+ 1'00
12Bartosz HuzarskiLukOil-Rostelekoms.t.
13Kai ReusTeam UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim+ 1'03
14Robert VrecerMobil - Castrol Cycling+ 1'06
15Ilnur ZakarinTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC+ 1'10
16Daniel Eduardo SilvaMobil - Castrol Cycling+ 1'12
17André VitalPrio - Porto+ 1'13
18Maxim IglinskiLukOil-Rostelekom+ 1'26
19Ignas KonovalovasairBaltic - Endura+ 1'57
20Sébastien IvarsAlstom-RBC+ 1'58
21Gorka IzagirreLukOil-Rostelekom+ 2'02
22Janier Alexis AcevedoRepsol-Cativen+ 2'05
23Fabricio FerrariMobil - Castrol Cycling+ 2'06
24Sergio BarrioTeam CSC-Orbea+ 2'07
25Moris PossoniCisco Cycling Team+ 2'08
26Sergei PomoshnikovTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSCs.t.
27Juan Sebastian Tamayo MartinezPFG-Armavias.t.
28Alexander SchranglMagna-Ryanair+ 2'09
29Rémy Di GregorioMobil - Castrol Cycling+ 2'10
30Meiyin WangPFG-Armavia+ 2'11
31Petr IgnatenkoTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC+ 2'39
32João CabreiraAdira-Isq Project+ 2'40
33André CardosoAdira-Isq Projects.t.
34Rui Pedro VinhasPrio - Porto+ 2'45
35Jaime SuazaBouygues Telecom+ 2'49
36Marek RutkiewiczTeam Bintang+ 3'11
37Denis VorontsovLukOil-Rostelekom+ 3'40
38Chun Kai FengPFG-Armavia+ 3'47
39Honorio MachadoRepsol-Cativens.t.
40Patrick SchellingCisco Cycling Team+ 3'54
41Marcio PortelaAdira-Isq Project+ 4'11
42Fredrik Strand GaltaAdira-Isq Project+ 4'13
43Christian KneesTeam UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim+ 4'51
44Nikita NovikovTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC+ 4'53
45Konstantin KlimiankouTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSCs.t.
46Gennadiy TatarinovTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC+ 4'55
47Yauhen SobalLukOil-Rostelekom+ 5'47
48Oleksandr LobovLukOil-Rostelekom+ 7'01
49Marco OsellaCisco Cycling Team+ 8'02
50Christian MeierAlstom-RBC+ 8'47
51Marcos AlturTeam CSC-Orbea+ 9'17
52Daniel PaulusMagna-Ryanair+ 10'35
53Maky RomanMobil - Castrol Cycling+ 11'16
54Francisco VentosoPrio - Porto+ 11'47
55Dylan Van BaarleairBaltic - Endura+ 12'38
56Carlos Johan GalvizRepsol-Cativen+ 14'02
57Pierre Paolo PenasaKappa-ENI+ 15'08
58Tim WellensKappa-ENI+ 15'10
59Bjørn Tore HolmCisco Cycling Team+ 15'33
60Mirko LorenzettoTeam UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim+ 16'06
61Davide VillellaKappa-ENI+ 16'11
62Francesco GavazziTeam UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim+ 16'27
63Jonathan SalinasRepsol-Cativen+ 17'12
64Matteo PriamoTeam UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim+ 18'18
65Fabio CiccareseRepsol-Cativen+ 18'51
66Zico WaeytensMagna-Ryanair+ 18'56
67Peter WilliamsMobil - Castrol Cycling+ 19'00
68Dylan GirdlestonePFG-Armavia+ 19'17
69Bruno BorgesPrio - Porto+ 19'20
70Manuel BellettiMagna-Ryanair+ 21'53
71Hugo HouleAlstom-RBC+ 22'02
72Vassilis AdamouPFG-Armavia+ 22'32
73Peter PancakeAlstom-RBC+ 22'36
74Andris SmirnovsairBaltic - Endura+ 23'09
75Lawson CraddockMobil - Castrol Cycling+ 24'47
76Michael HepburnCisco Cycling Team+ 24'55
77Thomas BonninTeam Bintang+ 25'11
78Nelson OliveiraPrio - Porto+ 25'24
79Bob SchoonbroodtTeam UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim+ 25'27
80Michael Rodriguez GalindoRepsol-Cativen+ 26'06
81Bobbie TrakselTeam UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim+ 26'16
82Joeri AdamsBouygues Telecom+ 26'19
83Christopher De SouzaAlstom-RBC+ 26'21
84Tyler FarrarAMEX Pro Cycling+ 26'43
85Theo ReinhardtAMEX Pro Cycling+ 26'44
86Rafael AndriatoRepsol-Cativen+ 29'56
87Teodorico UsandizagaTeam CSC-Orbea+ 30'07
88Antoine MatteauMagna-Ryanair+ 30'09
89Yousef Mirza BanihammadPFG-Armavia+ 30'29
90Stefano LocatelliBouygues Telecom+ 30'55
91Michal KolarMagna-Ryanair+ 31'47
92Josh AtkinsCisco Cycling Team+ 33'00
93Rüdiger SeligAMEX Pro Cycling+ 34'14
94Indulis BekmanisairBaltic - Endura+ 34'15
95Egor SilinLukOil-Rostelekom+ 34'28
96Georgos TzortzakisAlstom-RBC+ 34'32
97Wouter WeylandtBouygues Telecom+ 34'54
98Fredy PiamonteTeam Bintang+ 35'05
99Jesus Merino CriadoTeam CSC-Orbea+ 35'10
100Yannick StoltzAMEX Pro Cycling+ 35'23
101Jokin NiñoTeam Bintang+ 36'09
102Thomas ZieglerTeam Bintang+ 36'10
103Danilo KupfernagelAMEX Pro Cycling+ 36'15
104Ivano Lo CiceroPFG-Armavia+ 36'16
105Dries BeatseBouygues Telecom+ 36'29
106Guillaume BoivinAlstom-RBC+ 36'52
107Pablo Andres AlarconPFG-Armavia+ 37'07
108Pedro Miguel PaulinhoAdira-Isq Project+ 37'50
109Anton VorobevTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC+ 38'23
110Amaro AntunesAdira-Isq Project+ 40'33
111Dylan GroenewegenTeam UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim+ 41'04
112Patrick GretschAMEX Pro Cycling+ 43'16
113William ConnollyairBaltic - Endura+ 43'43
114Andreas HoferMagna-Ryanair+ 44'02
115Ermin Van WykairBaltic - Endura+ 44'05
116Carlos VeronaTeam CSC-Orbea+ 45'26
117Marc MachadoPrio - Porto+ 47'10
118Gert RajalaairBaltic - Endura+ 47'39
119Haimar ZubeldiaControl Team+ 47'53
120Nico GauerTeam Bintang+ 49'45
121Jose MojicaMobil - Castrol Cycling+ 50'01
122Davide AppollonioKappa-ENI+ 51'44
123Mohamed Harrif SallehAdira-Isq Project+ 52'19
124Karel HnikCisco Cycling Team+ 52'27
125Aggrey SebrightAMEX Pro Cycling+ 54'35
126Joe HicksAdira-Isq Project+ 55'13
127Vojtech HaceckýKappa-ENI+ 58'26
128Julio Alberto Perez CuapioControl Team+ 1h00'38
129Olivier KaisenTeam CSC-Orbea+ 1h03'45
130Giuseppe FonziKappa-ENI+ 1h04'11
131Artur GrigrianTeam Bintang+ 1h05'22
132Russell DowningControl Team+ 1h11'42
133Eduardo ArdaizTeam CSC-Orbea+ 1h15'24
134Gerben LöwikControl Team+ 1h16'36
135Robert HunterControl Team+ 1h42'44
136Jean-Patrick NazonControl Team+ 1h42'53
137Sebastian AnayaRepsol-Cativen+ 1h49'01

P:
1Rubén PlazaPrio - Porto79
2Timofey KritskiyTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC78
3Rui CostaTeam CSC-Orbea73
4Francisco VentosoPrio - Porto59
5Vladimir KarpetsLukOil-Rostelekom49
6Gianpaolo CarusoCisco Cycling Team46
7Jose MendesPrio - Porto46
8Francesco GavazziTeam UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim46
9David BoilyAlstom-RBC36
10Maxim IglinskiLukOil-Rostelekom31

KoM:
1Fabio CiccareseRepsol-Cativen30
2Patrick SchellingCisco Cycling Team26
3Dylan Van BaarleairBaltic - Endura24
4Jesus Merino CriadoTeam CSC-Orbea18
5Rüdiger SeligAMEX Pro Cycling18
6Gianpaolo CarusoCisco Cycling Team16
7Teodorico UsandizagaTeam CSC-Orbea16
8Rubén PlazaPrio - Porto12
9Stefano LocatelliBouygues Telecom12
10Vladimir KarpetsLukOil-Rostelekom10

U25:
1David BoilyAlstom-RBC23h50'38 (1)
2Ilnur ZakarinTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC+ 17 (2)
3Sergei PomoshnikovTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC+ 1'15 (3)
4Juan Sebastian Tamayo MartinezPFG-Armavia+ 1'15 (4)
5Meiyin WangPFG-Armavia+ 1'18 (5)
6Chun Kai FengPFG-Armavia+ 2'54 (6)
7Patrick SchellingCisco Cycling Team+ 3'01 (7)
8Fredrik Strand GaltaAdira-Isq Project+ 3'20 (8)
9Nikita NovikovTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC+ 4'00 (9)
10Konstantin KlimiankouTinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC+ 4'00 (10)

Team:
1Prio - Porto71h32'19 (1)
2LukOil-Rostelekom+ 22 (2)
3Tinkoff Bank - Rosneft OJSC+ 1'10 (3)
4Mobil - Castrol Cycling+ 1'51 (4)
5Cisco Cycling Team+ 4'16 (5)
6PFG-Armavia+ 4'21 (6)
7Adira-Isq Project+ 7'06 (7)
8Alstom-RBC+ 8'02 (8)
9Magna-Ryanair+ 8'54 (9)
10Team CSC-Orbea+ 9'52 (10)
11Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim+ 12'56 (11)
12airBaltic - Endura+ 13'23 (12)
13Repsol-Cativen+ 16'56 (13)
14Team Bintang+ 26'20 (14)
15Bouygues Telecom+ 36'56 (15)
16Kappa-ENI+ 43'54 (16)
17AMEX Pro Cycling+ 51'55 (17)
18Control Team+ 2h38'47 (18)
 
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