Will we see another sprint today? The terrain looks like it but still there are some tough climbs like the first Cat.1 rated hill. But once they passed it it`s a constant downhill towards the finish line.
The Australians are still waiting for their first stage win in their homerace and today might be the best chance for them as Allan Davis and Mitchel Docker both shouldn`t have much problems going over the hills. Also Oz couldn`t perform yet and might try to send someone into the breakaway.




5 riders in todays breakaway and no, there is no Oz included there as they obviously still trust in their sprinters even though todays terrain looks even worse for them:
Hansen (Pivovarna)
Hugentobler (Sauber)
Nielsen (Swedbank)
Zaballa (CSC)
Bouhanni (Meiji)




Hugentobler is 47th in the overall with only 70s behind. So the sprinter teams give all the work to UPC, who have to defend Gavazzi`s lead.




Not surprising that only Hugentobler is aiming the bonus seconds. Unchallenged he passes the line first with Hansen and Bouhanni coming next.




Pivovarna`s Hansen takes the Cat.2 climb and is also in the shared lead of 10 points but today we will surely see a change. Zaballa, Hansen, Hugentobler and a bit distanced Bouhanni coming next.
The Cat.1 should be very interesting as these riders will be able to fight out the new mountain jersey.




Hugentobler is moving forward. Taking also the 2nd sprint he is down to +58 behind Gavazzi. They really shouldn`t allow the gap to become too big.




Still no support for UPC`s young talents, who are doing a nice job so far this race. All 3 of them have a bright future ahead and will have the leader role in 2-3 years. They reduced the gap to 3'15 with 58km to go.




The riders start the 2km climb. The peloton is just 1min behind and maybe we will even see them catching the group before the KoM.




But the breakaway still wins it. Swedbank`s Nielsen takes the maximum points ahead of Hansen, Zaballa and Hugentobler. And of course we won`t see a single lead in this ranking as Nielsen is listed first but with Hansen being at 22 points as well.
Behind Bouhanni UPC is crossing the line and as the pace was too fast for attacks it`s Knees and Priamo taking the last points.




It`s rated as a flat stage but the Cat.1 might have exhausted some riders so it`s again Rocchetti (Evian) with an attack. The Italian was already one of the most active on the 2nd stage and as 23rd he is only 20s behind.
The breakaway is split into 3 groups now and none of them is far ahead.




It`s not the race for Hollister. Davis still not having won a stage. Betancourt punctured on the first stage and now it`s Sambris crashing in the final phase. He was well placed as 16th but with the high pace in the peloton he won`t come back.




16km left and the group is in sight only 40s ahead. Time for more attacks as Rocchetti was caught again.
It`s De Maar (HTC), Dyrnes (Risa) and Kadri (Vueling).




Kadri proved to be the strongest of this trio as he joins the last three of the former breakaway only 3km later while De Maar and Dyrnes already have a 49s gap. Also the peloton is another 25s behind and need to hurry up now if they want to win this stage. But as Hugentobler was already caught and only Zaballa, Hansen and Nielsen are ahead UPC reduced the pace and the sprinter teams still not doing a lot.




Nasty crash in a corner. Luckily no leader or main sprinter in there and all riders can go on their bike again. Riders involved:
Boswell (HTC)
Cardoso (Adira)
Matt (airBaltic)
Connolly (air Baltic)
Daniel (Evian)
Mundle (Sauber)
Klostergaard (Swedbank)
These riders plus Sambris and also Oz` sprinter Alex Rasmussen are now behind the peloton. Last one felt back on the Cat.1 climb and won`t deliver once again putting the pressure even more on Baden Cooke.




The group around De Maar is caught again with 10km to go. Group Kadri still has 56s advantage but UPC sees another chance for Gavazzi and are still working for him already setting a nice train.




Finally with 7,5km to go Hollister is doing the work and the breakaway is caught.




With 3km to go it`s only Selander ahead of Davis, which is not how the Australian imagined his sprint train.
Arashiro in the perfect position just behind him. Haussler, Teruel, Docker, Gavazzi, Kreder, Feillu, Kump, Bole, Hutarovych and Borrajo are all in a nice position just behind which should lead to a very close final.
Riders that are missing in the front rows are Sutton, Peeters, Van Loocke or Cooke.




Selander did a great job waiting until 1,4km before he really sprinted. This was too long for Haussler as he leaves Arashiro`s wheel starting the sprint early.




But what an acceleration this was. 400m later he already has a nice gap with the two Aussies Davis and Docker coming next.




Who could beat the German today? Docker is on his way to 2nd ahead of Davis, Kreder and Gavazzi.




Excellent win number 2 for Haussler. Sram wasn`t working at all today and even without a sprint train he proved to be the strongest sprinter in Down Under.
Docker proves to be in form with his 2nd after an disappointing last stage while Davis as 3rd is behind his expectations.
Kreder finishes on a good 4th ahead of the Pivovarna duo Kump and Bole. Arashiro, Gavazzi, Feillu and a surprising strong Costa complete the top10.

While Gavazzi defends the overall lead even without bonus seconds Haussler extends his point jersey lead and now has a nice gap to Davis in 2nd.


Stage Result

1	Heinrich Haussler	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	3h12'44
2	Mitch Docker	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
3	Allan Davis	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
4	Michel Kreder	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
5	Marko Kump	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
6	Grega Bole	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
7	Yukiya Arashiro	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
8	Francesco Gavazzi	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
9	Romain Feillu	Team BPost	s.t.
10	Rui Costa	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
11	Sascha Modolo	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
12	Yusuke Hatanaka	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
13	Timothy Duggan	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
14	Adam Hansen	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
15	Alejandro Borrajo	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
16	Eloy Teruel	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
17	Carlos Betancourt	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
18	Yauheni Hutarovich	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
19	Ben Hermans	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
20	Aleksandr Efimkin	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
21	Bjorn Selander	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
22	Alex Dowsett	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
23	Fumiyuki Beppu	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
24	Staf Scheirlinckx	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
25	Markus Eichler	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
26	Simon Gerrans	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
27	Dietmar Mehr-Wenige	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
28	Christopher Sutton	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
29	Constantino Zaballa	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
30	Martin Reimer	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
31	Jorge Adelbo Soto Pereira	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
32	Fabio Taborre	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
33	Anuar Manan	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
34	Nino Schurter	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
35	Baden Cooke	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
36	Federico Rocchetti	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
37	Sam Bennett	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
38	Adrien Petit	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
39	Kenny Van der Schueren	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
40	Dylan Van Baarle	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
41	Nick Van der Lijke	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
42	Alessandro Proni	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
43	Giovanni Visconti	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
44	Jan Oelerich	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
45	Alexis Gougeard	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
46	Jan Dieteren	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
47	Eric Young	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
48	Matteo Priamo	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
49	Johan Fredrik Ziesler	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
50	Carlos Barredo	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
51	Borut Bozic	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
52	Iljo Keisse	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
53	Jonas Ahlstrand	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
54	Mathieu La Lavandier	Team BPost	s.t.
55	Kenny Van Hummel	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
56	Anthony José Brea	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
57	Ahmad Haidar Anuawar	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
58	Manuel Ortega	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
59	Dmitriy Gruzdev	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
60	Kevin Peeters	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
61	Fabio Silvestre	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
62	Sho Hatsuyama	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
63	Fabian Wegmann	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
64	Natnael Berhane	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
65	Jurgen Van Loocke	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
66	Khayabkhyrvaa Uugunbayar	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
67	Mohammed Zamri Salleh	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
68	Graham Briggs	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
69	Alireza Ashgarzadeh	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
70	Tomohiro Hayakawa	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
71	Sondre Holst Enger	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
72	Magnus Cort Nielsen	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
73	Joeri Stallaert	Team BPost	s.t.
74	Jiri Hudecek	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
75	Sven Vandousselaere	Team BPost	s.t.
76	Sebastian Lander	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
77	Dan McLay	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
78	Christian Knees	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
79	Martyn Irvine	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
80	Kris Boeckmans	Team BPost	s.t.
81	Daniel Vesely	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
82	Simon Richardson	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
83	Michael Kurth	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
84	William Maesen	Team BPost	s.t.
85	Theo Reinhardt	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
86	Clement Koretzky	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
87	Tom Van Asbroeck	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
88	Rüdiger Selig	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
89	Pedro Miguel Paulinho	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
90	Lachlan Morton	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
91	Mike Teunissen	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
92	Philip Lavery	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
93	Dylan Groenewegen	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
94	Angel Vicioso	Control Team	s.t.
95	Roman Senyenov	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
96	Rinaldo Nocentini	Control Team	s.t.
97	Iban Mayo	Control Team	s.t.
98	Marco Fabbri	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
99	Rafael Silva	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
100	Óscar Pereiro Sio	Control Team	s.t.
101	Francisco Mancebo	Control Team	s.t.
102	Muhamad Adiq Othman	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
103	Ho-Ting Kwok	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
104	Arthur Vichot	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
105	Danny Van Poppel	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
106	Romain Zingle	Team BPost	s.t.
107	George Alexandru Stancu	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
108	Nacer Bouhanni	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
109	Andrea Manfredi	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
110	Matthew Lloyd	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
111	Sergio Barrio	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
112	Bassirou Konte	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
113	Kristian Dyrnes	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
114	William Ford	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
115	Michael Olsson	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
116	Jesus Merino Criado	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
117	Ramon Domene	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
118	Essaid Abelouache	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
119	Salvatore Puccio	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
120	Sylvain Chavanel	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
121	Pengda Jiao	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
122	Marc De Maar	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
123	Mohamed Shawal Anuar Aziz	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
124	Blel Kadri	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
125	Tesfar Teklit	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
126	Martin Puusepp	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
127	Nicolas Edet	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
128	Cristiano Salerno	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
129	Pieter Serry	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
130	Suk-Young Choi	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
131	Rasmus Sterobo	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
132	Fabien Taillefour	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
133	Greogry Hugentobler	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
134	Alexander Kristoff	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	+ 2'55
135	Kenji Itami	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
136	Michael Valgren Andersen	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
137	Ruslan Sambris	Hollister Pro Cycling	+ 3'54
138	André Cardoso	Adira-Isq Project	+ 4'41
139	Kasper Klostergaard	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
140	Alex Rasmussen	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
141	Jörgen Matt	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
142	Benedikt Mundle	Sauber Petronas Racing	+ 5'29
143	Maxime Daniel	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
144	Ian Boswell	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
145	William Connolly	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
146	Russell Downing	Control Team	s.t.

Overall

1	Francesco Gavazzi	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	13h19'56
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	Marko Kump	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	+ 20
10	Yusuke Hatanaka	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
11	Carlos Betancourt	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
12	Ben Hermans	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
13	Simon Gerrans	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
14	Dietmar Mehr-Wenige	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
15	Fabian Wegmann	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
16	Nino Schurter	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
17	Giovanni Visconti	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
18	Jan Oelerich	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
19	Federico Rocchetti	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
20	Timothy Duggan	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
21	Alessandro Proni	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
22	Bjorn Selander	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
23	Staf Scheirlinckx	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
24	Jiri Hudecek	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
25	Fabio Taborre	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
26	Matthew Lloyd	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
27	Sergio Barrio	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
28	Michael Olsson	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
29	Simon Richardson	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
30	Essaid Abelouache	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
31	Martin Puusepp	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
32	Pieter Serry	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
33	Tesfar Teklit	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
34	Suk-Young Choi	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
35	Carlos Barredo	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
36	Sylvain Chavanel	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
37	Cristiano Salerno	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
38	Bassirou Konte	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
39	Jan Dieteren	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
40	Pengda Jiao	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
41	Greogry Hugentobler	Sauber Petronas Racing	+ 58
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	Matteo Priamo	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	+ 2'38
48	Alireza Ashgarzadeh	Sauber Petronas Racing	+ 2'54
49	Sam Bennett	Jaguar - Eritel	+ 3'05
50	Mathieu La Lavandier	Team BPost	s.t.
51	Ruslan Sambris	Hollister Pro Cycling	+ 4'14
52	Christian Knees	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	+ 4'45
53	Martyn Irvine	Adira-Isq Project	+ 5'50
54	Daniel Vesely	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
55	Constantino Zaballa	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 6'11
56	Kenny Van Hummel	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
57	Jonas Ahlstrand	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
58	Magnus Cort Nielsen	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
59	Pedro Miguel Paulinho	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
60	George Alexandru Stancu	Swedbank-PEAB	s.t.
61	Sebastian Lander	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
62	Mohamed Shawal Anuar Aziz	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
63	Sven Vandousselaere	Team BPost	s.t.
64	Roman Senyenov	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
65	Michael Kurth	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
66	Dylan Groenewegen	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
67	Muhamad Adiq Othman	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
68	William Ford	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
69	Danny Van Poppel	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	s.t.
70	Allan Davis	Hollister Pro Cycling	+ 7'44
71	Adam Hansen	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	+ 8'04
72	Manuel Ortega	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	+ 8'06
73	Nacer Bouhanni	Meiji - Cannondale	+ 8'08
74	Anuar Manan	Meiji - Cannondale	+ 8'12
75	Anthony José Brea	Hollister Pro Cycling	s.t.
76	Sascha Modolo	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
77	Fumiyuki Beppu	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
78	Kenny Van der Schueren	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
79	Clement Koretzky	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
80	Fabio Silvestre	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
81	Dmitriy Gruzdev	Cisco Cycling Team	s.t.
82	Natnael Berhane	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
83	Baden Cooke	Oz Cycling Project	s.t.
84	Johan Fredrik Ziesler	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
85	Kris Boeckmans	Team BPost	s.t.
86	Theo Reinhardt	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
87	Rüdiger Selig	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
88	William Maesen	Team BPost	s.t.
89	Heinrich Haussler	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	+ 8'38
90	Ho-Ting Kwok	Meiji - Cannondale	+ 9'18
91	Nick Van der Lijke	HTC Nieuwsblad	+ 9'20
92	Blel Kadri	Team Vueling Airlines	+ 9'24
93	André Cardoso	Adira-Isq Project	+ 9'26
94	Adrien Petit	Evian-MIAT	+ 9'30
95	Martin Reimer	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
96	Jurgen Van Loocke	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
97	Jorge Adelbo Soto Pereira	Adira-Isq Project	s.t.
98	Borut Bozic	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
99	Tom Van Asbroeck	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
100	Alexis Gougeard	Evian-MIAT	s.t.
101	Lachlan Morton	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
102	Dylan Van Baarle	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
103	Mohammed Zamri Salleh	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
104	Sho Hatsuyama	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
105	Philip Lavery	Jaguar - Eritel	s.t.
106	Khayabkhyrvaa Uugunbayar	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
107	Joeri Stallaert	Team BPost	s.t.
108	Sondre Holst Enger	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
109	Eric Young	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	s.t.
110	Nicolas Edet	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
111	Óscar Pereiro Sio	Control Team	s.t.
112	Fabien Taillefour	AMEX Pro Cycling	s.t.
113	Kasper Klostergaard	Swedbank-PEAB	+ 10'52
114	Jesus Merino Criado	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 11'23
115	Mike Teunissen	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	+ 11'29
116	Andrea Manfredi	Cisco Cycling Team	+ 12'47
117	Angel Vicioso	Control Team	+ 13'05
118	Iban Mayo	Control Team	s.t.
119	Rinaldo Nocentini	Control Team	s.t.
120	Francisco Mancebo	Control Team	s.t.
121	Benedikt Mundle	Sauber Petronas Racing	+ 13'41
122	Jörgen Matt	airBaltic - Endura	+ 14'11
123	Maxime Daniel	Evian-MIAT	+ 14'59
124	Ian Boswell	HTC Nieuwsblad	s.t.
125	Russell Downing	Control Team	s.t.
126	Ramon Domene	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 16'17
127	Rafael Silva	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 17'42
128	Mitch Docker	airBaltic - Endura	+ 18'02
129	Yauheni Hutarovich	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	+ 18'06
130	Michel Kreder	Swedbank-PEAB	+ 18'14
131	Yukiya Arashiro	Meiji - Cannondale	s.t.
132	Alejandro Borrajo	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
133	Christopher Sutton	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	s.t.
134	Eloy Teruel	Team CSC-Orbea	s.t.
135	Kevin Peeters	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	s.t.
136	Ahmad Haidar Anuawar	Sauber Petronas Racing	s.t.
137	Graham Briggs	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
138	Dan McLay	airBaltic - Endura	s.t.
139	Marco Fabbri	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	s.t.
140	Salvatore Puccio	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
141	Rasmus Sterobo	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
142	Alex Rasmussen	Oz Cycling Project	+ 19'46
143	Alexander Kristoff	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	+ 21'09
144	Michael Valgren Andersen	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
145	William Connolly	airBaltic - Endura	+ 23'43
146	Kenji Itami	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	+ 26'04

P:

1	Heinrich Haussler	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	70
2	Allan Davis	Hollister Pro Cycling	52
3	Francesco Gavazzi	Team UPC - Boehringer-Ingelheim	43
4	Michel Kreder	Swedbank-PEAB	36
5	Mitch Docker	airBaltic - Endura	34

KoM:

1	Magnus Cort Nielsen	Swedbank-PEAB	22
2	Adam Hansen	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	22
3	Constantino Zaballa	Team CSC-Orbea	18
4	Greogry Hugentobler	Sauber Petronas Racing	14
5	Arthur Vichot	Team Vueling Airlines	10

U25:

1	Alex Dowsett	Jaguar - Eritel	13h20'04 (1)
2	Arthur Vichot	Team Vueling Airlines	+ 0 (2)
3	Kristian Dyrnes	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	+ 8 (3)
4	Marko Kump	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	+ 12 (4)
5	Carlos Betancourt	Hollister Pro Cycling	+ 12 (5)

Teams:

1	AMEX Pro Cycling	40h00'48 (1)
2	Hollister Pro Cycling	+ 0 (2)
3	Oz Cycling Project	+ 0 (3)
4	Sram-Riboxx Cycling Team	+ 0 (4)
5	Jaguar - Eritel	+ 0 (5)
6	Cisco 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	Risa - Ergon Cycling Team	+ 5'51 (11)
12	Team CSC-Orbea	+ 5'51 (12)
13	Japanese - Korean Cycling Project	+ 8'42 (13)
14	HTC Nieuwsblad	+ 8'42 (14)
15	Pivovarna Lasko Cycling Team	+ 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)