The second stage is looking promising. In especially the final circuit with a tough hill climb looks like it could make a first decision in the overall. The favourites need to be concentrated today to avoid any time loss.
Yesterdays winner Gavazzi showed a nice form and within all the sprinters he belongs to the best puncheurs, so it will be interesting to see if he can defend the lead.




We directly jump to the first intermediate sprint as no breakaway was able to get a decent gap. The 5 riders who are just trying decide this sprint. Eichler ahead of Zingle and Vichot again. The Frenchman was already in the breakaway yesterday and will try to defend his KoM lead.




And as the peloton calmed down finally we can present the break of the day:
Vichot (Vueling)
Zingle (Bpost)
Eichler (Sram)
Dyrnes (Risa)
Hayakawa (Jap-Kor)
With Sram in the group they might avoid to work behind for Haussler. Or do they think it`s too hard for him today?




Team UPC has everything under control with their young talents Groenewegen, Van Poppel and Teunissen. Behind them just like yesterday the Adira-Isq Project for Mehr-Wenige. They really want to prove their quality against all the bigger teams but actually UPC is doing 100% of the work right now.




Vichot tried it too early on the KoM sprint and was overtaken by the others in the end. Zingle takes the 10 points ahead of Dyrnes, Eichler, Vichot and Hayakawa, who struggled a lot there. This means we have an equalized lead in the KoM ranking now.




80km left and almost 6min gap. Time for the GC teams to do something and support UPC. It`s mainly Cisco again as also Swedbank for the first time. Ben Hermans is their leader and while he is a powerhorse on the flat, which gives him a nice advantage he doesn`t really belong to the very best puncheurs. Still a top 10 isn`t out of reach for the Belgium.




Hayakawa seems to found this legs again and wins the next sprint ahead of Eichler and Vichot. These can be important bonus seconds in the end.




It`s actually 65km left and not 5km. But this means we have reached the hardest part of todays stage. 3 laps and a 4th climb to the finish remain and the most interesting part begins. They still have 4'40 left.




It`s just the first of four climbs but we already see a huge part of the peloton with a gap. And it will be hard to close this one again.
Within these most sprinters such as Kreder, Hutarovych, Docker, former winner Arashiro, Borrajo, Haidar Anuawar, Peeters, Manan, Sutton and Teruel.
Sprinters left in the first group are race leader Gavazzi, Haussler, Davis, Feillu, Bole, Reimer, Bennett, Kump and Feillu.




40km left and the gap is down to 3min while the sprinter gruppetto is already more than 4min behind. Paulinho is doing a brilliant job right now for Adira with Jaguar`s Teklit supporting him from time to time. The peloton is working very well together and many teams are part of the chasing work, so this is a bad sign for the breakaway.




We already passed the 2nd "final" climb and on a short climb afterwards we see the first attack. Evian`s Rocchetti is trying it with 33km to go. This is an early move.




The attack actually looks quite powerful and so more riders attack. Sauber`s Schurter and Amex`s 2012 Fleche Wallone winner Chavanel try to join him.




Same for Barrio (CSC). While Costa stays with the best puncheurs in the pack CSC is playing out their tactical advantage of two possible leaders.




This leads to another huge split with another 35 riders falling back. Within these 3rd Overall Van der Lijke, last years winner Allan Davis, 2nd big sprinter Heinrich Haussler and also a disappointing Martin Reimer, who was expected to stay longer.
So last sprinters left are Gavazzi, who is fighting for the lead and surprisingly Romain Feillu (Bpost). This shows how hard the stage is and some sprinters surely know, that it is smarter to fall back and safe their energy for the easier stages to come instead of totally exhausting with a small chance on the overall.




Last climb before the final one. The breakway is still working well together but you can already see 2 small groups and the peloton in the background.

		Schurter		De Maar
Breakaway	< 1'55 >	Barrio	< 0'21 >	Kump	< 0'16 >	Peloton
		Chavanel		Rocchetti

Seeing that Gavazzi seems to feel good today the other teams let them work again. Priamo, Knees and Oelerich are good helpers today and do the pace now.




20km left and we reach the last kilometer for the second last time. The two small groups in between came together and form a strong group, that shouldn`t be underestimated.
And we also have the first sign of Oz Cycling. The crowd goes crazy of course when Giovanni Visconti jumps out of the peloton.
More riders fall back like yesterdays breakaway participant Ortega (6th) which makes it a peloton of only 60 now.




Visconti is joined by Ben Hermans now in the hunt for the 6 rider group and still the former breakaway of course.




On the flatter part they catch the group and with only 48s to the breakaway we see Hermans accelerating again overtaking the group of puncheurs easily to chase them solo.
He obviously has good legs which explains their earlier work.




16km left and for the first time the big favourites react. Efimkin with a strong attack followed by Barredo and Proni but this only leads to more riders falling back and all groups are back together but the breakaway with still 1min gap. Strong fight by all of them.




11km left and more attacks. For the first time race leader Gavazzi is within them which is a good sign for UPC as he seems to feel well. De Maar, Schurter, Rocchetti and Visconti are the others but again the peloton is still too strong for them.




9km and still 45s for the 47 riders left in the peloton where Hudecek is doing all the work alone now for Sram. Obviously Wegmann is their rider today.




1km later it`s again Ben Hermans with a strong attack followed by Efimkin. Will this attack have more success? So far the hills aren`t looking hard enough to create any gaps today.




Dowsett himself is bringing them back. The Brit has been pretty invisible so far but on the other hand has saved more energy than the others. The breakaway will be caught soon now that it is going uphill for the last time.
You can see also Mehr-Wenige and Costa in an excellent position.




5km left and we have two new leaders. Betancourt and Puusepp used the short moment when the breakaway was caught and attack.




But Mehr-Wenige is showing his qualities and brings them back. No rider has any helper left in the first rows so it`s up to themselves to take care for the chasing.




One kilometer left and one thing is sure. We won`t have huge gaps. The more important are the bonus seconds today as also the stage win of course.
Costa is having the perfect position finding the gap and is leading now with Taborre and not Efimkin next to him. Last one is a bit blocked behind Mehr-Wenige on the right. Also Betancourt, Barrio, Visconti, Puusepp, Dowsett, Hatanaka, Hermans, Hudecek and Gerrans are in the first rows.




Costa and Taborre still lead the race but Dowsett and also Efimkin coming fast from behind as they finally found the gap.




Costa went too early as Dowsett takes the lead with Efimkin trying to come ahead on the inner side.




And Dowsett can`t stop him. Aleksandr Efimkin wins the 2nd stage and takes important bonus seconds. Costa is rewarded by his early move with the 3rd ahead of a very strong Hudecek today.
41 riders in todays first group which means that Gavazzi will keep his lead but within the same time as Efimkin. The decision will most likely fall on the 5th stage up the Willunga Hill.

But we have also a few losers of today. HTC`s De Maar was pretty active during the stage but lost contact in the end as also Pivovarna`s Bole. Both are losing 50s. But the big loser must be Martin Reimer. He really had an awful day and so Vueling is without real leader here. At least Vichot fought to keep contact today and is provisional 4th right now.


Stage Result

1	Aleksandr Efimkin	Cisco Cycling Team	3h33'40
2	Alex Dowsett	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
3	Rui Costa	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
4	Jiri Hudecek	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
5	Fabio Taborre	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
6	Fabian Wegmann	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
7	Yusuke Hatanaka	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
8	Simon Gerrans	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
9	Matthew Lloyd	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
10	Dietmar Mehr-Wenige	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
11	Martin Puusepp	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
12	Carlos Barredo	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
13	Giovanni Visconti	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
14	Ruslan Sambris	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
15	Sergio Barrio	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
16	Carlos Betancourt	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
17	Pengda Jiao	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
18	Cristiano Salerno	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
19	Alessandro Proni	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
20	Timothy Duggan	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
21	Francesco Gavazzi	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
22	Sylvain Chavanel	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
23	Michael Olsson	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
24	Nino Schurter	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
25	Simon Richardson	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
26	Jan Oelerich	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
27	Tesfar Teklit	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
28	Federico Rocchetti	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
29	Kristian Dyrnes	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
30	Ben Hermans	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
31	Staf Scheirlinckx	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
32	Bassirou Konte	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
33	Suk-Young Choi	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
34	Romain Zingle	Team BPost	s.t.
35	Bjorn Selander	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
36	Essaid Abelouache	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
37	Marko Kump	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
38	Markus Eichler	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
39	Jan Dieteren	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
40	Arthur Vichot	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
41	Pieter Serry	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
42	Marc De Maar	HTC Nieuwsblad	+ 50
43	Romain Feillu	Team BPost	s.t.
44	Grega Bole	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
45	Iljo Keisse	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
46	Tomohiro Hayakawa	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
47	Greogry Hugentobler	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
48	Matteo Priamo	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	+ 2'18
49	Alireza Ashgarzadeh	Sauber Petronas Racing	+ 2'34
50	Mathieu La Lavandier	Team BPost	+ 2'45
51	Sam Bennett	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
52	André Cardoso	Adira-Isq Project	+ 4'25
53	Christian Knees	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
54	Martyn Irvine	Adira-Isq Project	+ 5'30
55	Daniel Vesely	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
56	Constantino Zaballa	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 5'51
57	William Ford	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
58	Mohamed Shawal Anuar Aziz	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
59	Kasper Klostergaard	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
60	Pedro Miguel Paulinho	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
61	Magnus Cort Nielsen	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
62	Michael Kurth	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
63	Sven Vandousselaere	Team BPost	s.t.
64	Roman Senyenov	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
65	Jonas Ahlstrand	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
66	Kenny Van Hummel	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
67	George Alexandru Stancu	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
68	Muhamad Adiq Othman	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
69	Sebastian Lander	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
70	Danny Van Poppel	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
71	Dylan Groenewegen	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
72	Clement Koretzky	Evian-MIAT	+ 7'52
73	Adam Hansen	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
74	Manuel Ortega	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
75	Allan Davis	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
76	Johan Fredrik Ziesler	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
77	Mike Teunissen	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
78	Sascha Modolo	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
79	Kenny Van der Schueren	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
80	Fabio Silvestre	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
81	Theo Reinhardt	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
82	William Maesen	Team BPost	s.t.
83	Dmitriy Gruzdev	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
84	Benedikt Mundle	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
85	Jesus Merino Criado	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
86	Fumiyuki Beppu	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
87	Anuar Manan	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
88	Rüdiger Selig	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
89	Kris Boeckmans	Team BPost	s.t.
90	Nacer Bouhanni	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
91	Anthony José Brea	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
92	Natnael Berhane	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
93	Baden Cooke	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
94	Mohammed Zamri Salleh	Sauber Petronas Racing	+ 9'10
95	Jorge Adelbo Soto Pereira	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
96	Blel Kadri	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
97	Nick Van der Lijke	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
98	Lachlan Morton	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
99	Martin Reimer	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
100	Maxime Daniel	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
101	Sho Hatsuyama	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
102	Andrea Manfredi	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
103	Ian Boswell	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
104	Tom Van Asbroeck	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
105	Sondre Holst Enger	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
106	Eric Young	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
107	Nicolas Edet	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
108	Rafael Silva	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
109	Adrien Petit	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
110	Ho-Ting Kwok	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
111	Jörgen Matt	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
112	Borut Bozic	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
113	Joeri Stallaert	Team BPost	s.t.
114	Alexis Gougeard	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
115	Fabien Taillefour	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
116	Dylan Van Baarle	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
117	Khayabkhyrvaa Uugunbayar	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
118	Philip Lavery	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
119	Jurgen Van Loocke	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
120	Heinrich Haussler	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
121	Iban Mayo	Control Team	s.t.
122	Angel Vicioso	Control Team	s.t.
123	Francisco Mancebo	Control Team	s.t.
124	Russell Downing	Control Team	s.t.
125	Rinaldo Nocentini	Control Team	s.t.
126	Óscar Pereiro Sio	Control Team	s.t.
127	Alex Rasmussen	Oz Cycling Project	+ 14'45
128	Ramon Domene	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 15'57
129	Graham Briggs	airBaltic - Endura	+ 17'54
130	Salvatore Puccio	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
131	Rasmus Sterobo	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
132	Christopher Sutton	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
133	Dan McLay	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
134	Ahmad Haidar Anuawar	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
135	Alejandro Borrajo	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
136	William Connolly	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
137	Alexander Kristoff	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
138	Michael Valgren Andersen	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
139	Yauheni Hutarovich	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
140	Marco Fabbri	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
141	Kevin Peeters	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
142	Yukiya Arashiro	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
143	Michel Kreder	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
144	Eloy Teruel	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
145	Mitch Docker	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
146	Kenji Itami	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	+ 22'49

Overall

1	Francesco Gavazzi	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	6h55'55
2	Aleksandr Efimkin	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
3	Alex Dowsett	Jaguar - Eritel	+ 8
4	Arthur Vichot	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
5	Rui Costa	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 12
6	Markus Eichler	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	+ 14
7	Romain Zingle	Team BPost	+ 16
8	Kristian Dyrnes	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
9	Fabian Wegmann	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	+ 20
10	Dietmar Mehr-Wenige	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
11	Ruslan Sambris	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
12	Yusuke Hatanaka	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
13	Simon Gerrans	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
14	Carlos Betancourt	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
15	Ben Hermans	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
16	Giovanni Visconti	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
17	Matthew Lloyd	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
18	Marko Kump	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
19	Fabio Taborre	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
20	Sergio Barrio	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
21	Tesfar Teklit	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
22	Jan Oelerich	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
23	Martin Puusepp	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
24	Nino Schurter	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
25	Alessandro Proni	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
26	Pieter Serry	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
27	Michael Olsson	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
28	Sylvain Chavanel	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
29	Jiri Hudecek	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
30	Federico Rocchetti	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
31	Timothy Duggan	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
32	Bassirou Konte	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
33	Simon Richardson	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
34	Essaid Abelouache	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
35	Bjorn Selander	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
36	Suk-Young Choi	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
37	Staf Scheirlinckx	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
38	Cristiano Salerno	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
39	Pengda Jiao	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
40	Carlos Barredo	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
41	Jan Dieteren	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
42	Tomohiro Hayakawa	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	+ 1'04
43	Grega Bole	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	+ 1'10
44	Romain Feillu	Team BPost	s.t.
45	Iljo Keisse	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
46	Marc De Maar	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
47	Greogry Hugentobler	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
48	Matteo Priamo	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	+ 2'38
49	Alireza Ashgarzadeh	Sauber Petronas Racing	+ 2'54
50	Sam Bennett	Jaguar - Eritel	+ 3'05
51	Mathieu La Lavandier	Team BPost	s.t.
52	Christian Knees	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	+ 4'45
53	André Cardoso	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
54	Martyn Irvine	Adira-Isq Project	+ 5'50
55	Daniel Vesely	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
56	Mohamed Shawal Anuar Aziz	Evian-MIAT	+ 6'11
57	Jonas Ahlstrand	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
58	George Alexandru Stancu	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
59	Kenny Van Hummel	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
60	Sebastian Lander	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
61	Pedro Miguel Paulinho	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
62	Constantino Zaballa	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
63	Sven Vandousselaere	Team BPost	s.t.
64	Magnus Cort Nielsen	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
65	Dylan Groenewegen	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
66	Muhamad Adiq Othman	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
67	William Ford	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
68	Michael Kurth	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
69	Roman Senyenov	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
70	Kasper Klostergaard	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
71	Danny Van Poppel	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
72	Allan Davis	Hollister Pro Cycling	+ 8'04
73	Manuel Ortega	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	+ 8'06
74	Adam Hansen	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	+ 8'12
75	Anuar Manan	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
76	Anthony José Brea	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
77	Clement Koretzky	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
78	Fumiyuki Beppu	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
79	Fabio Silvestre	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
80	Sascha Modolo	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
81	Dmitriy Gruzdev	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
82	Johan Fredrik Ziesler	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
83	Nacer Bouhanni	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
84	Kenny Van der Schueren	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
85	Kris Boeckmans	Team BPost	s.t.
86	Natnael Berhane	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
87	Baden Cooke	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
88	Theo Reinhardt	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
89	Rüdiger Selig	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
90	Benedikt Mundle	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
91	William Maesen	Team BPost	s.t.
92	Heinrich Haussler	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	+ 9'18
93	Nick Van der Lijke	HTC Nieuwsblad	+ 9'20
94	Martin Reimer	Team Vueling Airlines	+ 9'30
95	Maxime Daniel	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
96	Tom Van Asbroeck	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
97	Adrien Petit	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
98	Lachlan Morton	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
99	Jorge Adelbo Soto Pereira	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
100	Jurgen Van Loocke	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
101	Borut Bozic	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
102	Ian Boswell	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
103	Alexis Gougeard	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
104	Philip Lavery	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
105	Dylan Van Baarle	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
106	Mohammed Zamri Salleh	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
107	Joeri Stallaert	Team BPost	s.t.
108	Sho Hatsuyama	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
109	Sondre Holst Enger	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
110	Ho-Ting Kwok	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
111	Khayabkhyrvaa Uugunbayar	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
112	Russell Downing	Control Team	s.t.
113	Blel Kadri	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
114	Eric Young	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
115	Angel Vicioso	Control Team	s.t.
116	Iban Mayo	Control Team	s.t.
117	Jörgen Matt	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
118	Nicolas Edet	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
119	Óscar Pereiro Sio	Control Team	s.t.
120	Francisco Mancebo	Control Team	s.t.
121	Rinaldo Nocentini	Control Team	s.t.
122	Fabien Taillefour	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
123	Mike Teunissen	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	+ 11'29
124	Jesus Merino Criado	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
125	Andrea Manfredi	Cisco Cycling Team	+ 12'47
126	Alex Rasmussen	Oz Cycling Project	+ 15'05
127	Ramon Domene	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 16'17
128	Rafael Silva	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 17'42
129	Christopher Sutton	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	+ 18'14
130	Ahmad Haidar Anuawar	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
131	Yukiya Arashiro	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
132	Alejandro Borrajo	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
133	Mitch Docker	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
134	Kevin Peeters	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
135	Michel Kreder	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
136	Yauheni Hutarovich	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
137	Eloy Teruel	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
138	Graham Briggs	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
139	Dan McLay	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
140	Marco Fabbri	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
141	Alexander Kristoff	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
142	Salvatore Puccio	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
143	Rasmus Sterobo	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
144	William Connolly	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
145	Michael Valgren Andersen	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
146	Kenji Itami	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	+ 23'09

P:

1	Francesco Gavazzi	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	25
2	Aleksandr Efimkin	Cisco Cycling Team	25
3	Heinrich Haussler	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	20
4	Alex Dowsett	Jaguar - Eritel	20
5	Allan Davis	Hollister Pro Cycling	16

KoM:

1	Arthur Vichot	Team Vueling Airlines	10
2	Romain Zingle	Team BPost	10
3	Kristian Dyrnes	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	8
4	Markus Eichler	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	6
5	Nick Van der Lijke	HTC Nieuwsblad	4

U25:

1	Alex Dowsett	Jaguar - Eritel	6h56'03 (1)
2	Arthur Vichot	Team Vueling Airlines	+ 0 (2)
3	Kristian Dyrnes	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	+ 8 (3)
4	Dietmar Mehr-Wenige	Adira-Isq Project	+ 12 (4)
5	Carlos Betancourt	Hollister Pro Cycling	+ 12 (5)
6	Marko Kump	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	+ 12 (6)
7	Tesfar Teklit	Jaguar - Eritel	+ 12 (7)
8	Jan Oelerich	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	+ 12 (8)
9	Martin Puusepp	Evian-MIAT	+ 12 (9)
10	Pieter Serry	HTC Nieuwsblad	+ 12 (10)

Teams:

1	AMEX Pro Cycling	20h48'45 (1)
2	Cisco Cycling Team	+ 0 (2)
3	Oz Cycling Project	+ 0 (3)
4	Jaguar - Eritel	+ 0 (4)
5	Hollister Pro Cycling	+ 0 (5)
6	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	+ 0 (6)
7	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	+ 2'18 (7)
8	Sauber Petronas Racing	+ 3'24 (8)
9	Team BPost	+ 3'35 (9)
10	Evian-MIAT	+ 5'51 (10)
11	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 5'51 (11)
12	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	+ 5'51 (12)
13	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	+ 8'42 (13)
14	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	+ 8'42 (14)
15	HTC Nieuwsblad	+ 8'42 (15)
16	Adira-Isq Project	+ 9'55 (16)
17	Swedbank-PEAB	+ 11'42 (17)
18	Meiji - Cannondale	+ 15'44 (18)
19	airBaltic - Endura	+ 18'20 (19)
20	Team Vueling Airlines	+ 18'20 (20)