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Volta a Portugal - stage 2
ember
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The 2nd stage is 188 kilometers and classified as a flat stage for the sprinters.
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/calgiant.png Sinner
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Cerne.png Santos
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/proximus.png Kip
are favourites for the stage win according to the bookmakers. Contrary to yesterday’s opening prologue, we’ve absolutely dreadful weather today. Only 9 degrees and rain awaits the riders. The weather conditions might favour the brave attackers, who could snatch the stage win, either from the breakaway or with a late attack on the small hills close to the finish line.

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After a downhill start to the stage, we’ve 4 riders attacking when the road starts to rise. It’s
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/focus.png Jungels
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/BPost.png Van Den Eynde
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/emu.png Baez
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/wwe.png Jeandesbosz
They’re allowed to ride away, and they quickly get a gap of 2 minutes back to the peloton.

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With 172 kilometers left of the stage,
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Aker.png Viennet
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Cyclevox-1.png Beyer
attack and bridges the gap to the 4 riders in the breakaway, meaning we’ve got 6 riders up front, battling the horrible weather here in Portugal.

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Seeing Viennet and Beyer being successful,
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/koppert-1.png Kamyshev
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Rothaus.png Willems
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/puma.png Martin
also go clear of the peloton, and they quickly catch the 6 riders in front, meaning we’ve got 9 riders up front with 166 kilometers left of the stage. Though, the peloton isn’t too happy about the latest attacks, and they’re chasing only 1 minute behind.

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i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Rothaus.png Passeron
attacks from the peloton 11 kilometers later, and his attack is so silent we almost missed him! But he joins the breakaway, giving Rothaus 2 riders in the group. They’ve been able to extend their gap a bit, it’s now 1’45 down to the peloton.

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i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/puma.png Puma & Bol
don’t like seeing Rothaus with the numbers up front, and Bol attacks a short moment later.

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i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/puma.png Bol
joins the breakaway only 5 kilometers later, they’re still building on their lead. It’s now more than 3 minutes down to the peloton, and it looks like they’ve been allowed to ride away.

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Back in the peloton, it’s
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Cerne.png Cerne
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/pirelli.png Pirelli
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Venchi.png Venchi
who take the responsibility for the chase, but with 130 kilometers to go of the stage, they’re still relaxed. The gap is up to 6’15.

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The first intermediate sprint of the race is contested by everyone in the breakaway. It’s
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/emu.png Baez
who takes the 6 points and bonus seconds, ahead of
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/focus.png Jungels
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Aker.png Viennet

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The breakaway takes on the major difficulty of the day with 111 kilometers left. It’s
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/puma.png Bol
who leads them, and their gap is now 8 minutes, which is the biggest gap they’ve had so far.

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Quite surprisingly there’s no attacks for the mountain points, meaning
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Cyclevox-1.png Beyer
rolls over first, which means he will wear the polkadot tomorrow. The peloton is still loosing ground to the peloton, and with 100 kilometers left, the gap is 10 minutes, meaning we might see a touch and go between the peloton and the breakaway today.

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The descent turns out to be dangerous in the rain, and
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/puma.png Dumoulin
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Aker.png Ortega
hits the asphalt. Dumoulin struggles the most, as he’s the very last rider on the road now, while Ortega is in the group in front of him, where also pre-stage favourite
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/proximus.png Kip
is. Kip’s group is chasing 2’30 behind the peloton, which has pushed the pace, as the gap is down to 8’20 with 92 kilometers left.

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i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/csc.png Soler
is the next rider to taste asphalt. It’s dangerous out there today, hopefully we won’t have a big crash in the sprint, that could cause major problems for the peloton.

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Another pre-stage favourite goes down. This time it’s
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Venchi.png Marinangeli
who gambles a bit too much on a descent. He’s able to join
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/proximus.png Kip’s
group, which is still 2 minutes behind the peloton, but Kip has most of his team with him, meaning they should have a chance of pulling themselves back to the peloton.

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64 kilometers to go, and California controls the breakaway well for their sprinter Sinner. They’re now 6 minutes behind, with
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Venchi.png Marinangeli
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/proximus.png Kip
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/csc.png Soler
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Aker.png Ortega’s
group being 1’45 behind the peloton.

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It’s a job well done by
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/proximus.png Kip’s
team mates with 61 kilometers to go, as they rejoin the peloton. Though,
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/csc.png Soler
somehow got dropped from the group, meaning he’s probably hurt.

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We approach a rolling terrain with 30 kilometers to go, and it will be small hills all the way to the finish line from now. The breakaway is still going strong, their lead is just above 3 minutes, meaning the peloton will need to speed it up if they’re going to catch the 11 attackers.

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leads the peloton with 20 kilometers left of the stage, and it’s really stretched now, as California put the hammer down on the unclassified climb they just finished. 93 riders are still in the peloton, with
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/proximus.png Kip
once again dropped.

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10 kilometers to go, and the breakaway is doing brilliant! They’ve extended their lead to 3 minutes, and it looks like the stage win will be between the 11 riders that tried their luck early on the stage.

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The peloton has resigned, but that doesn’t stop
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/csc.png Costa
from a desperate attack to save his yellow jersey. He attacks with 7 kilometers left, being 3’30 behind the breakaway. He’s followed by
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/koppert-1.png Dieteren
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Aker.png Larsson
Larsson and Costa might look to gain valuable seconds to their overall competitors. But they shouldn’t be allowed to ride away, and California quickly organizes a chase behind.

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2.6 kilometers away from the line, the sprint for the stage win opens. It’s
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/puma.png Martin
who leads out, with
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Rothaus.png Passeron
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/emu.png Baez
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/puma.png Bol
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/koppert-1.png Kamyshev
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Cyclevox-1.png Beyer
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/wwe.png Jeandesbosz
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Rothaus.png Willems
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/BPost.png Van Den Eynde
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/focus.png Jungels
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Aker.png Viennet
following behind. This will be all about who has most left, after a long day in the breakaway. One of them are going to take the biggest win of their career.

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i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/puma.png Bol
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/csc.png Beyer
make their move with 1300 meters left, it looks perfectly timed, and they’re storming for the line!

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With 700 meters to the line,
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Rothaus.png Willems
challenges down the right, looking to pass the two riders on the left in the very last moment.

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And there it is, a win for Cyclevox!
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Cyclevox-1.png Beyer
was superb in the sprint, and he takes a huge win for him and his team.
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/puma.png Bol
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Rothaus.png Willems
follows in 2nd and 3rd, they were simply not strong enough to challenge Beyer today.

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i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Rothaus.png Passeron
follows his team mate with a 4th place, ahead of
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/emu.png Baez
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/puma.png Martin

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Back to
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/csc.png Costa!
He’s holding a 20 seconds gap to
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Aker.png Larsson
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/koppert-1.png Dieteren
with only 900 meters left. The peloton is led by
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Venchi.png Marinangeli
only 20 seconds behind the duo behind Costa.

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And it’s definitely a gap for
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/csc.png Costa
when he crosses the line. How much will he be rewarded with?

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i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Aker.png Larsson
crosses the line in 13th, but it’s doubtful he’ll get a gap of the timekeepers, as his sprint wasn’t good enough to keep up with
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/csc.png Costa

i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/koppert-1.png Dieteren
follows behind in 14th, before
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Venchi.png Marinangeli leads home the peloton in 15th.

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i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/Aker.png Ortega
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/puma.png Dumoulin
i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc512/ANFreeman/Jersey%20Sprites/emu.png Grigrian
are dead last on today’s stage, more than 15 minutes behind stage winner Beyes.

Stage
1Chad BeyerCyclevox4h45'14
2Jetse BolTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
3Frederik WillemsTeam Rothaus - Aegons.t.
4Aurélien PasseronTeam Rothaus - Aegons.t.
5Giovanny BáezEmu Exports.t.
6Tony MartinTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
7Bob JungelsFocused Cyclings.t.
8Fabrice JeandesboszTeam WWEs.t.
9Arman KamyshevKoppert Cycling Teams.t.
10Emilien ViennetAker Solutions - Berganss.t.
11Willem Van Den EyndeTeam Bposts.t.
12Rui CostaTeam CSC-Orbea+ 2'44
13Gustav LarssonAker Solutions - Bergans+ 3'03
14Jan DieterenKoppert Cycling Teams.t.
15Sergio MarinangeliTeam Venchi ProCyclings.t.
16Sérgio PaulinhoTeam WWEs.t.
17Cyril GautierTeam Bposts.t.
18David VeilleuxTeam WWEs.t.
19Jérôme PineauTeam WWEs.t.
20Lucas Sebastian HaedoAker Solutions - Berganss.t.

Spoiler
21Bruno SantosCernes.t.
22Jonathon ThireTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
23Franco PellizottiTeam Venchi ProCyclings.t.
24Romain SicardFocused Cyclings.t.
25Gianni MeersmanTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
26Stéphane PoulhièsTeam Bposts.t.
27Rob RuijghTeam Rothaus - Aegons.t.
28Trent LoweCyclevoxs.t.
29Claudio CucinottaTeam Rothaus - Aegons.t.
30André VitalCernes.t.
31Luis Leon Sanchez GilCernes.t.
32Pierre RollandTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
33José Joaquin Rojas GilAker Solutions - Berganss.t.
34Christian KneesCyclevoxs.t.
35Tom Jelte SlagterKoppert Cycling Teams.t.
36Arnold JeannessonCalifornia Giant Berry Farms-Specializeds.t.
37Francis De GreefTeam Bposts.t.
38Moises DueñasTeam CSC-Orbeas.t.
39Benoît SinnerCalifornia Giant Berry Farms-Specializeds.t.
40Alexander GottfriedTeam WWEs.t.
41Carlos CastañoPirelli - Alfa Romeos.t.
42Bruno LimaTeam CSC-Orbeas.t.
43José MartinsCernes.t.
44Christoff Van HeerdenTeam Rothaus - Aegons.t.
45Ryan EastmanCalifornia Giant Berry Farms-Specializeds.t.
46Romain HardyFocused Cyclings.t.
47Daniel VeselyTeam Rothaus - Aegons.t.
48Nelson OliveiraCernes.t.
49Leif HosteTeam WWEs.t.
50Sandy CasarCyclevoxs.t.
51Matthew BuschePirelli - Alfa Romeos.t.
52Thomas RabouCyclevoxs.t.
53Hubert DupontPirelli - Alfa Romeos.t.
54Tom StubbeTeam Bposts.t.
55Brice FeilluFocused Cyclings.t.
56Tyler BrandtCalifornia Giant Berry Farms-Specializeds.t.
57Egoitz MurgoitioPirelli - Alfa Romeos.t.
58Will FrischkornCalifornia Giant Berry Farms-Specializeds.t.
59Daniel NavarroEmu Exports.t.
60Mikayil KrasnoperovEmu Exports.t.
61Mickaël DelageTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
62Florian ScheitTeam Rothaus - Aegons.t.
63Sergio Lagana'Pirelli - Alfa Romeos.t.
64Valerio AgnoliTeam Venchi ProCyclings.t.
65Nicola D'AndreaPirelli - Alfa Romeos.t.
66Luigi SestiliTeam Venchi ProCyclings.t.
67Edwin Parra BustamanteTeam CSC-Orbeas.t.
68Jay ThomsonKoppert Cycling Teams.t.
69Maciej BodnarTeam Venchi ProCyclings.t.
70Bruno PiresCernes.t.
71Fabio CoelhoTeam Bs.t.
72Cédric PineauFocused Cyclings.t.
73Floris GoesinnenKoppert Cycling Teams.t.
74Mathieu La LavandierTeam Bposts.t.
75Francesco TizzaPirelli - Alfa Romeos.t.
76Johan Le BonAker Solutions - Berganss.t.
77Ole HirschleinAker Solutions - Berganss.t.
78Ben KingCalifornia Giant Berry Farms-Specializeds.t.
79Víctor Hugo OrozcoEmu Exports.t.
80Tom ThillFocused Cyclings.t.
81Dan McLayCyclevoxs.t.
82Joeri AdamsFocused Cyclings.t.
83Jakub NovakTeam Rothaus - Aegons.t.
84Chris Anker SørensenTeam WWEs.t.
85Guillherme LourençoTeam Bs.t.
86Carlos BaltazarCernes.t.
87Jaco VenterKoppert Cycling Teams.t.
88Amaro AntunesCernes.t.
89Jay McCarthyKoppert Cycling Teams.t.
90Hector Duenas NevadoAker Solutions - Berganss.t.
91Fabio AruTeam Venchi ProCyclings.t.
92Jens DebusschereFocused Cyclings.t.
93Simon RichardsonCyclevoxs.t.
94Marco CortiTeam Venchi ProCyclings.t.
95Ivan SeledkovEmu Exports.t.
96Thomas BonninEmu Exports.t.
97Gilles HeymesCyclevoxs.t.
98Julián BecerraTeam WWEs.t.
99William MaesenTeam Bposts.t.
100Aberlardo AblenadoCalifornia Giant Berry Farms-Specializeds.t.
101Julio Alberto Perez CuapioTeam CSC-Orbea+ 5'33
102Fredy MontañaPirelli - Alfa Romeos.t.
103Luis BartolomeuTeam Bs.t.
104Diamantino GamboaTeam B+ 6'06
105Ivan KovalevTeam CSC-Orbea+ 7'15
106Eloy TeruelTeam CSC-Orbeas.t.
107Daniel Eduardo SilvaTeam Bs.t.
108Jasha SütterlinTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
109Panagiotis VlatosKoppert Cycling Teams.t.
110Ismaël KipProximus - Treks.t.
111Silvan DillierTeam Bposts.t.
112Marc De MaarProximus - Treks.t.
113Phan Age HaugardTeam Venchi ProCyclings.t.
114Jordi SimonCalifornia Giant Berry Farms-Specializeds.t.
115David KoppProximus - Treks.t.
116Kevin De WeertProximus - Treks.t.
117Jokin NiñoEmu Exports.t.
118Mauricio SolerTeam CSC-Orbeas.t.
119Yannick StoltzProximus - Treks.t.
120Jens MourisProximus - Treks.t.
121Marwane ZenaguiProximus - Trek+ 12'11
122Joren ClaesProximus - Trek+ 13'37
123Mauricio OrtegaAker Solutions - Bergans+ 15'41
124Tom DumoulinTeam Puma - SAP+ 16'10
125Artur GrigrianEmu Exports.t.


Overall
1Chad BeyerCyclevox4h52'46
2Jetse BolTeam Puma - SAP+ 7
3Tony MartinTeam Puma - SAP+ 19
4Emilien ViennetAker Solutions - Bergans+ 20
5Aurélien PasseronTeam Rothaus - Aegons.t.
6Bob JungelsFocused Cycling+ 21
7Giovanny BáezEmu Exports.t.
8Frederik WillemsTeam Rothaus - Aegon+ 25
9Arman KamyshevKoppert Cycling Team+ 26
10Fabrice JeandesboszTeam WWE+ 27
11Willem Van Den EyndeTeam Bpost+ 29
12Rui CostaTeam CSC-Orbea+ 2'44
13Pierre RollandTeam Puma - SAP+ 3'07
14Gustav LarssonAker Solutions - Bergans+ 3'08
15Luis Leon Sanchez GilCerne+ 3'09
16Sérgio PaulinhoTeam WWE+ 3'12
17Maciej BodnarTeam Venchi ProCyclings.t.
18Romain SicardFocused Cycling+ 3'16
19Carlos CastañoPirelli - Alfa Romeo+ 3'17
20Ryan EastmanCalifornia Giant Berry Farms-Specializeds.t.
21Matthew BuschePirelli - Alfa Romeo+ 3'19
22Tyler BrandtCalifornia Giant Berry Farms-Specializeds.t.
23Mikayil KrasnoperovEmu Exports.t.
24Luigi SestiliTeam Venchi ProCyclings.t.
25Trent LoweCyclevox+ 3'20

Spoiler
26Francis De GreefTeam Bposts.t.
27Nelson OliveiraCernes.t.
28Gianni MeersmanTeam Puma - SAP+ 3'21
29Alexander GottfriedTeam WWEs.t.
30Sandy CasarCyclevoxs.t.
31Moises DueñasTeam CSC-Orbea+ 3'22
32Bruno LimaTeam CSC-Orbea+ 3'23
33José MartinsCernes.t.
34Tom StubbeTeam Bposts.t.
35Rob RuijghTeam Rothaus - Aegon+ 3'24
36Leif HosteTeam WWEs.t.
37Jakub NovakTeam Rothaus - Aegons.t.
38Franco PellizottiTeam Venchi ProCycling+ 3'25
39José Joaquin Rojas GilAker Solutions - Berganss.t.
40Arnold JeannessonCalifornia Giant Berry Farms-Specialized+ 3'26
41Jay ThomsonKoppert Cycling Teams.t.
42Aberlardo AblenadoCalifornia Giant Berry Farms-Specializeds.t.
43Christian KneesCyclevox+ 3'27
44Edwin Parra BustamanteTeam CSC-Orbea+ 3'28
45Tom ThillFocused Cyclings.t.
46Gilles HeymesCyclevoxs.t.
47Brice FeilluFocused Cycling+ 3'29
48Will FrischkornCalifornia Giant Berry Farms-Specializeds.t.
49Hector Duenas NevadoAker Solutions - Berganss.t.
50Jérôme PineauTeam WWE+ 3'30
51Cyril GautierTeam Bposts.t.
52Benoît SinnerCalifornia Giant Berry Farms-Specializeds.t.
53Thomas RabouCyclevoxs.t.
54Ben KingCalifornia Giant Berry Farms-Specializeds.t.
55Ole HirschleinAker Solutions - Berganss.t.
56Johan Le BonAker Solutions - Berganss.t.
57Claudio CucinottaTeam Rothaus - Aegon+ 3'31
58Sergio Lagana'Pirelli - Alfa Romeos.t.
59Bruno PiresCernes.t.
60Floris GoesinnenKoppert Cycling Teams.t.
61Carlos BaltazarCernes.t.
62David VeilleuxTeam WWE+ 3'32
63Tom Jelte SlagterKoppert Cycling Teams.t.
64Daniel NavarroEmu Exports.t.
65Nicola D'AndreaPirelli - Alfa Romeos.t.
66Marco CortiTeam Venchi ProCyclings.t.
67Thomas BonninEmu Exports.t.
68Ivan SeledkovEmu Exports.t.
69Hubert DupontPirelli - Alfa Romeo+ 3'33
70Valerio AgnoliTeam Venchi ProCyclings.t.
71Simon RichardsonCyclevoxs.t.
72Jonathon ThireTeam Puma - SAP+ 3'34
73Egoitz MurgoitioPirelli - Alfa Romeos.t.
74Bruno SantosCerne+ 3'35
75André VitalCernes.t.
76Christoff Van HeerdenTeam Rothaus - Aegons.t.
77Stéphane PoulhièsTeam Bpost+ 3'36
78Mickaël DelageTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
79Víctor Hugo OrozcoEmu Exports.t.
80Amaro AntunesCernes.t.
81Jens DebusschereFocused Cyclings.t.
82Julián BecerraTeam WWEs.t.
83Francesco TizzaPirelli - Alfa Romeo+ 3'37
84Chris Anker SørensenTeam WWEs.t.
85Guillherme LourençoTeam Bs.t.
86Jan DieterenKoppert Cycling Team+ 3'38
87Jaco VenterKoppert Cycling Teams.t.
88Cédric PineauFocused Cycling+ 3'39
89Mathieu La LavandierTeam Bposts.t.
90Joeri AdamsFocused Cyclings.t.
91Fabio CoelhoTeam B+ 3'40
92Fabio AruTeam Venchi ProCyclings.t.
93Sergio MarinangeliTeam Venchi ProCycling+ 3'42
94Daniel VeselyTeam Rothaus - Aegons.t.
95Romain HardyFocused Cyclings.t.
96Jay McCarthyKoppert Cycling Teams.t.
97William MaesenTeam Bpost+ 3'43
98Lucas Sebastian HaedoAker Solutions - Bergans+ 3'44
99Florian ScheitTeam Rothaus - Aegons.t.
100Dan McLayCyclevox+ 3'47
101Julio Alberto Perez CuapioTeam CSC-Orbea+ 6'05
102Luis BartolomeuTeam B+ 6'12
103Fredy MontañaPirelli - Alfa Romeo+ 6'14
104Diamantino GamboaTeam B+ 7'04
105Ivan KovalevTeam CSC-Orbea+ 7'24
106Marc De MaarProximus - Trek+ 7'29
107Jens MourisProximus - Trek+ 7'32
108Panagiotis VlatosKoppert Cycling Team+ 7'34
109Jasha SütterlinTeam Puma - SAP+ 7'36
110Silvan DillierTeam Bposts.t.
111Phan Age HaugardTeam Venchi ProCycling+ 7'38
112Mauricio SolerTeam CSC-Orbeas.t.
113Eloy TeruelTeam CSC-Orbea+ 7'41
114Ismaël KipProximus - Trek+ 7'42
115Yannick StoltzProximus - Trek+ 7'45
116Daniel Eduardo SilvaTeam B+ 7'46
117David KoppProximus - Trek+ 7'47
118Jokin NiñoEmu Exports.t.
119Kevin De WeertProximus - Trek+ 7'48
120Jordi SimonCalifornia Giant Berry Farms-Specialized+ 8'00
121Marwane ZenaguiProximus - Trek+ 12'38
122Joren ClaesProximus - Trek+ 14'16
123Mauricio OrtegaAker Solutions - Bergans+ 16'06
124Tom DumoulinTeam Puma - SAP+ 16'28
125Artur GrigrianEmu Export+ 16'37


Points
1Rui CostaTeam CSC-Orbea29
2Chad BeyerCyclevox29
3Jetse BolTeam Puma - SAP22
4Pierre RollandTeam Puma - SAP20
5Aurélien PasseronTeam Rothaus - Aegon20
6Gustav LarssonAker Solutions - Bergans19
7Giovanny BáezEmu Export18
8Frederik WillemsTeam Rothaus - Aegon16
9Luis Leon Sanchez GilCerne14
10Bob JungelsFocused Cycling13


Mountains
1Chad BeyerCyclevox10
2Aurélien PasseronTeam Rothaus - Aegon8
3Frederik WillemsTeam Rothaus - Aegon6
4Jetse BolTeam Puma - SAP4
5Tony MartinTeam Puma - SAP2


Young riders
1Jetse BolTeam Puma - SAP4h52'53
2Emilien ViennetAker Solutions - Bergans+ 13
3Bob JungelsFocused Cycling+ 14
4Arman KamyshevKoppert Cycling Team+ 19
5Willem Van Den EyndeTeam Bpost+ 22
6Romain SicardFocused Cycling+ 3'09


Teams
1Team Puma - SAP14h42'01
2Team Rothaus - Aegon+ 28
3Team WWE+ 3'11
4Aker Solutions - Bergans+ 3'12
5Team Bpost+ 3'21
 
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