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Putting the Quick in Quick ● Step
SSJ2Luigi
yeah Banana

shame about the leadout though.
 
alexkr00
SSJ2Luigi wrote:
yeah Banana

shame about the leadout though.


If couldn't win it, at least it was someone from Lotto - Jumbo who took it Grin
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alexkr00
Vuelta Ciclista a Mallorca: Stage 2
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Another day for sprinters in Mallorca. Van Asbroeck won yesterday but given how close the final sprint was, it is really hard to say who will be the favorite today, with the Belgian surely looking to keep the leader's jersey at the very least.

Vanderbergh and Kwiatkowski switch places in the Etixx train following yesterday's lead out problems, hoping that this time it will work out better for Matteo Trentin.

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And it did as this time the last man in front of Trentin in the Etixx train, Yves Lampaert managed to put Trentin in a perfect position for the final sprint.

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Under the flamme rouge, Trentin was leading the sprint quite comfortably, with only Edward Theuns looking to be strong enough to match the Italian's sprint.

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Could it be the second victory of the season for Trentin?


But the final kilometer proved that both Trentin and Theuns launched their sprints way too early as they drowned in the sea of sprinters that came behind them.

Giacomo Nizzolo proved to be the fastest in the end and took the stage win in front of Daniele Bennati and yesterday's runner - up, Sam Bennett. Van Asbroeck missed out on the top 10 today, allowing Nizolo to take the lead in the general classification.

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No one was able to match Nizzolo's speed in the final meters


Stage
1i.imgur.com/xqHKd.pngGiacomo NizzoloTrek Factory Racing3h20'29
2i.imgur.com/xqHKd.pngDaniele BennatiTinkoff-Saxos.t.
3i.imgur.com/n997x.pngSam BennettBora - Argon 18s.t.
4i.imgur.com/9c5tW.pngCarlos BarberoCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
5i.imgur.com/xqHKd.pngNiccolo BonifazioLampre-Meridas.t.

General Classification
1i.imgur.com/xqHKd.pngGiacomo NizzoloTrek Factory Racing5h16'01
2i.imgur.com/n997x.pngSam BennettBora - Argon 18s.t.
3i.imgur.com/xwa2J.pngTom Van AsbroeckTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
4i.imgur.com/xqHKd.pngDaniele BennatiTinkoff-Saxo+ 4
5i.imgur.com/xqHKd.pngNiccolo BonifazioLampre-Merida+ 6

Spoiler
Stage
1Giacomo NizzoloTrek Factory Racing3h20'29
2Daniele BennatiTinkoff-Saxos.t.
3Sam BennettBora - Argon 18s.t.
4Carlos BarberoCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
5Niccolo BonifazioLampre-Meridas.t.
6Adrien PetitCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
7Matteo TrentinEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
8Ben SwiftTeam Skys.t.
9Edward TheunsTopsport Vlaanderen - Baloises.t.
10Ariel Maximiliano RichezeLampre-Meridas.t.
11Tom Van AsbroeckTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
12Yves LampaertEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
13Yukiya ArashiroTeam Europcars.t.
14José Joaquín RojasMovistar Teams.t.
15Marco HallerTeam Katushas.t.
16Dylan GroenewegenTeam Roompot-Oranje Pelotons.t.
17Shane ArchboldBora - Argon 18s.t.
18Fabio AruAstana Pro Teams.t.
19Luka PibernikLampre-Meridas.t.
20Leopold KönigTeam Skys.t.

GC
1Giacomo NizzoloTrek Factory Racing5h16'01
2Sam BennettBora - Argon 18s.t.
3Tom Van AsbroeckTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
4Daniele BennatiTinkoff-Saxo+ 4
5Niccolo BonifazioLampre-Merida+ 6
6Matej MohoricTeam Cannondale - Garmins.t.
7Ivan BalykinRusVelo+ 7
8Sean De BieLotto Soudals.t.
8Igor BoevRusVelo+ 7
9Angelo TulikTeam Europcars.t.
10Dylan van BaarleTeam Cannondale - Garmin+ 8
11Alex DowsettMovistar Teams.t.
12Carlos BarberoCaja Rural - Seguros RGA+ 10
13Adrien PetitCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.
14Matteo TrentinEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
15Ben SwiftTeam Skys.t.
16Edward TheunsTopsport Vlaanderen - Baloises.t.
17Ariel Maximiliano RichezeLampre-Meridas.t.
18Yves LampaertEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
19Yukiya ArashiroTeam Europcars.t.
20José Joaquín RojasMovistar Teams.t.

Points
1Giacomo NizzoloTrek Factory Racing37
2Sam BennettBora - Argon 1836
3Tom Van AsbroeckTeam LottoNL - Jumbo30

KoM
1Matej MohoricTeam Cannondale - Garmin28
2Angelo TulikTeam Europcar28
3André LooijTeam Roompot-Oranje Peloton22

U25
1Sam BennettBora - Argon 185h16'01
2Tom Van AsbroeckTeam LottoNL - Jumbo+ 0
3Niccolo BonifazioLampre-Merida+ 6

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Vuelta Ciclista a Mallorca: Stage 3
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It's time for the queen stage of the race in Mallorca, with a very hard climb that ends with less than 20 kilometers before the finish line. Given the profile of the last kilometers, this stage seems to be perfect for someone like Vincenzo Nibali.

Sky did an amazing job controlling the race on the final climb, with Swift, Roche and Porte actually distancing themselves from the rest of the pack at some point. Astana were careful though and quickly brought the British trio back.

Still, when it was time for the attacks, no one had a match to Richie Porte's acceleration, who seems to be in some good form after his win in the Aussie Championships. The Sky rider was first at the top of the climb.

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Richie Porte preparing to descent


Kwiatek felt good on the last climbs and he was the third best rider at the top of the climb, behind Porte and Laurens Ten Dam, with a deficit of almost one minute to the Aussie Champion.

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The World Champion is a better descender than Ten Dam and he soon caught the Dutch rider. But with Ten Dam clearly not enjoying today's final kilometers, Kwiatkowski was soon force to take the chase on his own.

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Kwiatkowski wasn't the fasters rider on the descent though. That award went to Thomas De Gendt, who seems to have recovered very fast from his trip back from Argentina. The Lotto rider caught Kwiatek in the closing kilometers of the stage.

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Mad descend skills for De Gendt


Richie Porte didn't descend too bad either and he managed to keep some of the lead that he had at the top of the climb to claim the stage victory and the leader's jersey.

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No time to celebrate for Porte!


Stage
1i.imgur.com/UD0pz.pngRichie PorteTeam Sky4h10'58
2i.imgur.com/xwa2J.pngThomas De GendtLotto Soudal+ 32
3i.imgur.com/Ho6xw.pngMichał KwiatkowskiEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
4i.imgur.com/ntliI.pngLeopold KönigTeam Sky+ 1'29
5i.imgur.com/HHS9i.pngJulian ArredondoTrek Factory Racing+ 1'53

General Classification
1i.imgur.com/UD0pz.pngRichie PorteTeam Sky9h26'59
2i.imgur.com/xwa2J.pngThomas De GendtLotto Soudal+ 36
3i.imgur.com/Ho6xw.pngMichał KwiatkowskiEtixx - Quick-step+ 38
4i.imgur.com/ntliI.pngLeopold KönigTeam Sky+ 1'39
5i.imgur.com/xqHKd.pngFabio AruAstana Pro Team+ 2'03

Spoiler
Stage
1Richie PorteTeam Sky4h10'58
2Thomas De GendtLotto Soudal+ 32
3Michał KwiatkowskiEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
4Leopold KönigTeam Sky+ 1'29
5Julian ArredondoTrek Factory Racing+ 1'53
6Pierre RollandTeam Europcars.t.
7Fabio AruAstana Pro Teams.t.
8Dario CataldoAstana Pro Teams.t.
9Tim WellensLotto Soudals.t.
10Nicolas RocheTeam Skys.t.
11Alberto LosadaTeam Katushas.t.
12Rafael VallsLampre-Meridas.t.
13Vincenzo NibaliAstana Pro Teams.t.
14Laurens Ten DamTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
15Luis León SánchezAstana Pro Team+ 3'51
16Thomas VoecklerTeam Europcars.t.
17Jakob FuglsangAstana Pro Teams.t.
18Marcos GarcíaLouletano - Ray Just Energys.t.
19Dominik NerzBora - Argon 18s.t.
20David ArroyoCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.

GC
1Richie PorteTeam Sky9h26'59
2Thomas De GendtLotto Soudal+ 36
3Michał KwiatkowskiEtixx - Quick-step+ 38
4Leopold KönigTeam Sky+ 1'39
5Fabio AruAstana Pro Team+ 2'03
6Julian ArredondoTrek Factory Racings.t.
7Vincenzo NibaliAstana Pro Teams.t.
8Sean De BieLotto Soudals.t.
8Pierre RollandTeam Europcar+ 2'03
9Dario CataldoAstana Pro Teams.t.
10Laurens Ten DamTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
11Nicolas RocheTeam Skys.t.
12Tim WellensLotto Soudals.t.
13Alberto LosadaTeam Katushas.t.
14Rafael VallsLampre-Meridas.t.
15Jakob FuglsangAstana Pro Team+ 4'01
16Luis León SánchezAstana Pro Teams.t.
17Dominik NerzBora - Argon 18s.t.
18Thomas VoecklerTeam Europcars.t.
19David ArroyoCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
20Marcos GarcíaLouletano - Ray Just Energys.t.

Points
1Giacomo NizzoloTrek Factory Racing43
2Sam BennettBora - Argon 1836
3Tom Van AsbroeckTeam LottoNL - Jumbo30

KoM
1Matej MohoricTeam Cannondale - Garmin56
2Angelo TulikTeam Europcar28
3Pavel BruttTinkoff-Saxo26

U25
1Michał KwiatkowskiEtixx - Quick-step9h27'37
2Fabio AruAstana Pro Team+ 1'25
3Tim WellensLotto Soudal+ 1'25

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Vuelta Ciclista a Mallorca: Stage 4
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Plenty climbing in the last day of racing in Mallorca, but with the last climb being place at more than 50 kilometers from the finish line, it is very unlikely we will see any moves from the GC contenders, which is more than great news for the current leader, Richie Porte.

Despite putting up a great fight, the breakaway was caught in the closing kilometers of the stage, leaving the stage win to be decided between the approximately 30 riders who survived in the pack the hilly terrains of today's stage.

Kwiatkowsi and Trentin were among them so it was the Pole who tried to but Matteo in the best position possible for the final sprint. Kwiatek had such a strong rhythm that only LL Sanchez, Swift and Nizzolo were able to keep up with.

This was great news for the World Champion as it meant that not only he was not only fighting for Trentin's stage win but for himself as well, with the overall win now very much in his reach.

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Five riders to sprint for today's win


The trip back from Argentina seems to have affected Trentin's legs, who wasn't able to get the speed that was needed for the stage win, which was going to be decided between Ben Swift and Nizzolo.

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Stage win number two for Nizzolo or for Sky?


Despite a strong effort from Nizzolo in the closing meters it was Ben Swift who was celebrating the victory on the finish line, with both Etixx riders missing out on the stage's podium behind him.

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Swift proving that Sky are not all about the mountains


The gap between the leading five riders and leader's group was only 31 seconds, which meant that Kwiatkowski came 7 seconds short of winning the overall. Would have been a lovely start of the season for the current World Champion.

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Richie Porte looking at his team - mates, who were celebrating in the crowd


Stage
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2i.imgur.com/xqHKd.pngGiacomo NizzoloTrek Factory Racings.t.
3i.imgur.com/9c5tW.pngLuis León SánchezAstana Pro Teams.t.
4i.imgur.com/xqHKd.pngMatteo TrentinEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
5i.imgur.com/Ho6xw.pngMichał KwiatkowskiEtixx - Quick-steps.t.

General Classification
1i.imgur.com/UD0pz.pngRichie PorteTeam Sky13h38'04
2i.imgur.com/Ho6xw.pngMichał KwiatkowskiEtixx - Quick-step+ 7
3i.imgur.com/xwa2J.pngThomas De GendtLotto Soudal+ 36
4i.imgur.com/HHS9i.pngJulian ArredondoTrek Factory Racing+ 2'03
5i.imgur.com/xqHKd.pngVincenzo NibaliAstana Pro Teams.t.

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Stage
1Ben SwiftTeam Sky4h10'34
2Giacomo NizzoloTrek Factory Racings.t.
3Luis León SánchezAstana Pro Teams.t.
4Matteo TrentinEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
5Michał KwiatkowskiEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
6Tim WellensLotto Soudal+ 31
7Nicolas RocheTeam Skys.t.
8Richie PorteTeam Skys.t.
9Maxime MonfortLotto Soudals.t.
10Jay McCarthyTinkoff-Saxos.t.
11Thomas VoecklerTeam Europcars.t.
12Thomas De GendtLotto Soudals.t.
13Valerio ContiLampre-Meridas.t.
14Dominik NerzBora - Argon 18s.t.
15Rafael VallsLampre-Meridas.t.
16Laurens Ten DamTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
17Vincenzo NibaliAstana Pro Teams.t.
18Julian ArredondoTrek Factory Racings.t.
19Sebastian LangeveldTeam Cannondale - Garmins.t.
20Luis Ángel MatéCofidis, Solutions Créditss.t.

GC
1Richie PorteTeam Sky13h38'04
2Michał KwiatkowskiEtixx - Quick-step+ 7
3Thomas De GendtLotto Soudal+ 36
4Julian ArredondoTrek Factory Racing+ 2'03
5Vincenzo NibaliAstana Pro Teams.t.
6Laurens Ten DamTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
7Tim WellensLotto Soudals.t.
8Sean De BieLotto Soudals.t.
8Nicolas RocheTeam Sky+ 2'03
9Rafael VallsLampre-Meridas.t.
10Leopold KönigTeam Sky+ 2'34
11Luis León SánchezAstana Pro Team+ 3'26
12Fabio AruAstana Pro Team+ 3'43
13Dario CataldoAstana Pro Teams.t.
14Dominik NerzBora - Argon 18+ 4'01
15Thomas VoecklerTeam Europcars.t.
16Marcos GarcíaLouletano - Ray Just Energys.t.
17Pierre RollandTeam Europcar+ 4'47
18Alberto LosadaTeam Katushas.t.
19Ben SwiftTeam Sky+ 4'49
20Jakob FuglsangAstana Pro Team+ 4'56

Points
1Giacomo NizzoloTrek Factory Racing63
2Ben SwiftTeam Sky47
3Sam BennettBora - Argon 1836

KoM
1Matej MohoricTeam Cannondale - Garmin56
2Pavel BruttTinkoff-Saxo36
3Sebastian LangeveldTeam Cannondale - Garmin32

U25
1Michał KwiatkowskiEtixx - Quick-step13h38'11
2Tim WellensLotto Soudal+ 1'56
3Fabio AruAstana Pro Team+ 3'36

Teams
1Team Sky12h32'4440h57'33
2Astana Pro Teams.t.+ 3'12
3Lotto Soudal+ 31+ 4'54

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Upcoming
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Category 1.1
InfoAfter failing to win the opening World Tour race in his home country, Michael Matthews is back in Europe and he looks like a huge favorite to win this year's GP La Marseillaise. The Etixx line-up reminds us that it won't be long until we will kick off the northern classics season with Terpstra, Boonen and Stybar all riding here.
Etixx1. i.imgur.com/ntliI.png Zdenek Stybar
2. i.imgur.com/xwa2J.png Tom Boonen
3. i.imgur.com/5VeMC.png Maxime Bouet
4. i.imgur.com/xqHKd.png Gianluca Brambilla
5. i.imgur.com/xwa2J.png Iljo Keisse
6. i.imgur.com/xwa2J.png Nikolas Maes
7. i.imgur.com/lIBFW.png Niki Terpstra
8. i.imgur.com/XzUhd.png Martin Velits
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Category1.1
InfoOur Tour Down Under squad is still in Australia for this one day race, which doesn't have a lot of important names at the start, giving us a good chance to put another win in our basket.
Etixx1. i.imgur.com/UD0pz.png Mark Renshaw
2. i.imgur.com/5VeMC.png Julian Alaphilippe
3. i.imgur.com/Ho6xw.png Michal Golas
4. i.imgur.com/xwa2J.png Gianni Meersman
5. i.imgur.com/xqHKd.png Fabio Sabatini
6. i.imgur.com/xwa2J.png Guillaume Van Keirsbulck
7. i.imgur.com/Ho6xw.png Lukasz Wisniowski

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GP La Marseillaise
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With the road constantly going up and down, it was quite a nervous race in France which brought the inevitable crashes in the pack. The most important victim was the race's biggest favorite, Michael Matthews, who hit the tarmac with 20 kilometers to go.

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Matthews' race was ruined by a crash


On the last uphill section of the day, a group of 5 riders got clear of the pack: Meintjes, Vuillermoz, Pinot, Navardauskas and Terpstra. Behind them, Stybar, Adam Yates and Boonen were also making a break for it.

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The strongest men of the race, led by Meintjes


Navardauskas was clearly the best sprinter in the group and he knew that. Knowing that he is so much faster than the others, he even put himself in the most dangerous position - leading the group as they approached the last kilometer.

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Navardauskas leading the sprint, with Terpstra in his wheel


Terpstra tried to follow Navardauskas, but the former Dutch champion had no chance to match Navardauskas' acceleration, who claimed his first win of the season.

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A comfortable winning margin for Navardauskas


Results
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2i.imgur.com/lIBFW.pngNiki TerpstraEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
3i.imgur.com/5VeMC.pngAlexis VuillermozAg2r La Mondiales.t.
4i.imgur.com/MKa8E.pngLouis MeintjesMTN-Qhubekas.t.
5i.imgur.com/ntliI.pngZdenek StybarEtixx - Quick-steps.t.

Spoiler
1Ramunas NavardauskasTeam Cannondale - Garmin3h22'30
2Niki TerpstraEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
3Alexis VuillermozAg2r La Mondiales.t.
4Louis MeintjesMTN-Qhubekas.t.
5Zdenek StybarEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
6Thibaut PinotFDJs.t.
7Tom BoonenEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
8Adam YatesOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
9Nikias ArndtTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
10John GadretMovistar Teams.t.
11Rory SutherlandMovistar Teams.t.
12Dries DevenynsIAM Cyclings.t.
13José HerradaMovistar Teams.t.
14Warren BarguilTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
15Javier MorenoMovistar Teams.t.
16Michael MatthewsOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
17Ramon SinkeldamTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
18Oscar GattoAndroni Giocattoli - Sidermecs.t.
19Albert TimmerTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
20Kristoffer SkjerpingTeam Cannondale - Garmins.t.

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Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race
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At flat race at the first sight, but the sprinters won't be very pleased when they will see the very short climbs, but steep on the route.

It was on one of those climbs where Alaphilippe managed to get a gap to the rest of the pack, despite not making an acceleration and just climbing at his own pace.

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Orica trying to bring Alaphilippe back


As he was about to enter the last 5 kilometers of the race, the Frenchman caught Tiesj Benoot, who had attacked previously. Benoot didn't seem to have a lot of energy left as it was only Alaphilippe who was working for the next kilometers.

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Still, with the flamme rouge in sight, Alaphilippe let Benoot take the lead of the group, while the Etixx rider patiently waiting in the second position.

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Let the games begin!


Benoot sensed the danger though and he slowed down as he dragged Alaphillipe to the right side of the road, near the barriers. This proved to be bad game of cat and mouse as it allowed the guys behind them to gain back the deficit they had.

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Movistar's Fran Ventoso was flying in the closing meters of the race


A very bad move indeed as Ventoso had a fantastic sprint in the last kilometer and had no problem in catching and overtaking the leading duo to claim yet another win for Movistar in Australia, following Valverde's success in Tour Down Under.

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Results
1i.imgur.com/9c5tW.pngFrancisco José VentosoMovistar Team3h59'04
2i.imgur.com/xwa2J.pngTiesj BenootLotto Soudals.t.
3i.imgur.com/5VeMC.pngJulian AlaphilippeEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
4i.imgur.com/UD0pz.pngCaleb EwanOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
5i.imgur.com/xqHKd.pngManuele MoriLampre-Meridas.t.

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1Francisco José VentosoMovistar Team3h59'04
2Tiesj BenootLotto Soudals.t.
3Julian AlaphilippeEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
4Caleb EwanOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
5Manuele MoriLampre-Meridas.t.
6Alexey TsatevitchTeam Katushas.t.
7Paul MartensTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
8Gianni MeersmanEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
9Mark RenshawEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
10Rohan DennisBMC Racing Teams.t.
11Adriano MaloriMovistar Teams.t.
12Alexis GougeardAg2r La Mondiales.t.
13Stefan KüngBMC Racing Teams.t.
14Koen De KortTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
15Fabio SabatiniEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
16Guillaume Van KeirsbulckEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
17Paul VossBora - Argon 18s.t.
18Michał GołaśEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
19Grega BoleCCC Sprandi Polkowices.t.
20Eros CapecchiMovistar Teams.t.

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Upcoming
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Category2.HC
InfoKittel, Cavendish, Sagan and Hofland are the biggest names on the startlist, which means that we are in for some very interesting sprints. Despite not having Tony Martin here, Cavendish will have a very strong train with Renshaw, Boonen, Terpstra and Stybar.
Etixx11. i.imgur.com/QnRvF.png Mark Cavendish
12. i.imgur.com/xwa2J.png Tom Boonen
13. i.imgur.com/UD0pz.png Mark Renshaw
14. i.imgur.com/xqHKd.png Fabio Sabatini
15. i.imgur.com/ntliI.png Zdenek Stybar
16. i.imgur.com/lIBFW.png Niki Terpstra
17. i.imgur.com/xwa2J.png Guillaume Van Keirsbulck
18. i.imgur.com/xwa2J.png Julien Vermonte

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alexkr00
Dubai Tour: Stage 1
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As it turns out, I still have no idea how to play team time - trials. And instead of having my team break apart during the stage and finishing last 2 minutes behind the winner or so, I'd rather simulate these stages.

And it worked out quite well for Etixx in Dubai, who won the stage and with some quite big time gaps to the other teams.

Stage
1i.imgur.com/xwa2J.pngEtixx - Quick-step16'19
2i.imgur.com/UD0pz.pngOrica-GreenEDGE+ 12
3i.imgur.com/QnRvF.pngTeam Skys.t.
4i.imgur.com/jlw3C.pngAstana Pro Teams.t.
5i.imgur.com/pXeRV.pngTinkoff-Saxo+ 25

General Classification
1i.imgur.com/xwa2J.pngTom BoonenEtixx - Quick-step16'18
2i.imgur.com/QnRvF.pngMark CavendishEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
3i.imgur.com/lIBFW.pngNiki TerpstraEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
4i.imgur.com/UD0pz.pngMark RenshawEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
5i.imgur.com/xwa2J.pngGuillaume Van KeirsbulckEtixx - Quick-steps.t.

Spoiler
Stage
1Etixx - Quick-step16'19
2Orica-GreenEDGE+ 12
3Team Skys.t.
4Astana Pro Teams.t.
5Tinkoff-Saxo+ 25
6BMC Racing Teams.t.
7Ag2r La Mondiale+ 34
8Team Giant-Alpecins.t.
9Bora - Argon 18+ 46
10Team LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
11MTN-Qhubeka+ 57
12An Post - Chainreaction+ 59
13Bardiani CSFs.t.
14Team Europcar+ 1'13
15Sky Dive Dubai Pro Cycling Team - Al Ahli Clubs.t.
16UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team+ 1'24
17Whirlpool - Author+ 1'32
18Bretagne - Séché Environnements.t.

GC
1Tom BoonenEtixx - Quick-step16'18
2Mark CavendishEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
3Niki TerpstraEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
4Mark RenshawEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
5Guillaume Van KeirsbulckEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
6Julien VermoteEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
7Zdenek StybarEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
8Fabio SabatiniEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
9Mitchell DockerOrica-GreenEDGE+ 12
10Jens MourisOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
11Brett LancasterOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
12Leigh HowardOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
13Adam BlytheOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
14Luke DurbridgeOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
15Michael HepburnOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
16Damien HowsonOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
17Leopold KönigTeam Skys.t.
18Kanstantsin SiutsouTeam Skys.t.
19Ben SwiftTeam Skys.t.
20Danny PateTeam Skys.t.

U25
1Guillaume Van KeirsbulckEtixx - Quick-step16'19
2Luke DurbridgeOrica-GreenEDGE+ 12
3Michael HepburnOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.

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Dubai Tour: Stage 2
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A mass sprint finish was inevitable in the second stage of the Dubai Tour and everybody was keen to see the battle between Marcel Kittel and Mark Cavendish, the fastest guys in the pack at the moment.

After Van Keirsbulck and Terpstra's effort, it was time for Stybar to do his job and the Czech national champion did not disappoint putting our train in a perfect position, despite Giant's Koen De Kort trying mess around.

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When Tom Boonen started the sprint with 3 kilometers to go, only Ben Swift was able to stay in Cavendish wheel, with the Giant train caught a meters behind.

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Sinkeldam did an amazing job making up the lost ground. It came with a price though as Marcel Kittel lost his wheel, putting Mark Renshaw and Mark Cavendish in a great position under the flamme rouge.

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Kittel was desperately trying to get back in contention and eventually he did, but it was too late for him to beat the Etixx duo who were storming towards the finish line.

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And it was a fantastic double for Etixx, with Cavendish first and Renshaw second, with the Brit also taking over the race lead from his team - mate, Tom Boonen.

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Just like in the good old days


Stage
1i.imgur.com/QnRvF.pngMark CavendishEtixx - Quick-step2h57'19
2i.imgur.com/UD0pz.pngMark RenshawEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
3i.imgur.com/kWoZS.pngMarcel KittelTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
4i.imgur.com/QnRvF.pngBen SwiftTeam Skys.t.
5i.imgur.com/XbOKm.pngTyler FarrarMTN-Qhubekas.t.

General Classification
1i.imgur.com/QnRvF.pngMark CavendishEtixx - Quick-step3h13'27
2i.imgur.com/UD0pz.pngMark RenshawEtixx - Quick-step+ 4
3i.imgur.com/xwa2J.pngTom BoonenEtixx - Quick-step+ 10
4i.imgur.com/ntliI.pngZdenek StybarEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
5i.imgur.com/xqHKd.pngFabio SabatiniEtixx - Quick-steps.t.

Spoiler
Stage
1Mark CavendishEtixx - Quick-step2h57'19
2Mark RenshawEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
3Marcel KittelTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
4Ben SwiftTeam Skys.t.
5Tyler FarrarMTN-Qhubekas.t.
6Peter SaganTinkoff-Saxos.t.
7Daniele BennatiTinkoff-Saxos.t.
8Tom BoonenEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
9Ramon SinkeldamTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
10Tom VeelersTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
11Sonny ColbrelliBardiani CSFs.t.
12Lars BoomAstana Pro Teams.t.
13Albert TimmerTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
14Michael MørkøvTinkoff-Saxos.t.
15Sep VanmarckeTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
16Moreno HoflandTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
17Zdenek StybarEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
18Fabio SabatiniEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
19Guillaume Van KeirsbulckEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
20Leigh HowardOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.

GC
1Mark CavendishEtixx - Quick-step3h13'27
2Mark RenshawEtixx - Quick-step+ 4
3Tom BoonenEtixx - Quick-step+ 10
4Zdenek StybarEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
5Fabio SabatiniEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
6Guillaume Van KeirsbulckEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
7Niki TerpstraEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
8Julien VermoteEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
9Ben SwiftTeam Sky+ 22
10Lars BoomAstana Pro Teams.t.
11Leigh HowardOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
12Andrew FennTeam Skys.t.
13Luis León SánchezAstana Pro Teams.t.
14Alexey LutsenkoAstana Pro Teams.t.
15Maxat AyazbayevAstana Pro Teams.t.
16Adam BlytheOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
17Michael HepburnOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
18Damien HowsonOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
19Brett LancasterOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
20Danny PateTeam Skys.t.

Points
1Mark CavendishEtixx - Quick-step20
2Mark RenshawEtixx - Quick-step16
3Cesare BenedettiBora - Argon 1816

U25
1Guillaume Van KeirsbulckEtixx - Quick-step3h13'37
2Andrew FennTeam Sky+ 12
3Alexey LutsenkoAstana Pro Team+ 12

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Dubai Tour: Stage 3
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Today's stage seems to be the hardest one of the race with uphill sections along the way, including one at the finish, which means Mark Cavendish might have a much tougher time winning that he did yesterday.

At the top of the only categorized climb of the day (and of the race) an interesting group of riders got clear off the pack. It included names such as Sagan, Kittel, Vanmarcke and Swift.

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Kittel was able to follow the strongest riders in the race on the third category climb


With such a long way until the finish, it wasn't a hard task for the peloton led by Etixx to bring them back and have the stage end in the much expected mass sprint.

But the race proved to be very hard to control in the final kilometers and despite having control of the pack, only Stybar and Boonen were there with Cavendish inside the final 5 kilometers of the stage.

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This was definitely not good news for Etixx more so as neither Cavendish nor Boonen seem to have a good day, which allowed Giant to put Kittel in the leading seat with 1 kilometer left.

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Sagan loves this kind of finishes though and he managed to gain back the meters he had lost due to bad positioning inside the last kilometer giving Kittel a real sweat for the stage win.

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Kittel trying to hold on for the stage win


But it was more than just a sweat as the Slovakian managed to grab the stage win, overtaking Kittel right on the finish line. They were't awarded a time gap though, which means that Etixx retain the first 8 places in the GC going into the final stage.

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Sagan winning, something you don't see happening a lot lately


Stage
1i.imgur.com/XzUhd.pngPeter SaganTinkoff-Saxo4h17'13
2i.imgur.com/kWoZS.pngMarcel KittelTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
3i.imgur.com/xqHKd.pngSonny ColbrelliBardiani CSFs.t.
4i.imgur.com/QnRvF.pngMark CavendishEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
5i.imgur.com/QnRvF.pngBen SwiftTeam Skys.t.

General Classification
1i.imgur.com/QnRvF.pngMark CavendishEtixx - Quick-step7h30'40
2i.imgur.com/UD0pz.pngMark RenshawEtixx - Quick-step+ 4
3i.imgur.com/xwa2J.pngTom BoonenEtixx - Quick-step+ 10
4i.imgur.com/ntliI.pngZdenek StybarEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
5i.imgur.com/xwa2J.pngGuillaume Van KeirsbulckEtixx - Quick-steps.t.

Spoiler
Stage
1Peter SaganTinkoff-Saxo4h17'13
2Marcel KittelTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
3Sonny ColbrelliBardiani CSFs.t.
4Mark CavendishEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
5Ben SwiftTeam Skys.t.
6Tom VeelersTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
7Sep VanmarckeTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
8Adam BlytheOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
9Tom BoonenEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
10Zdenek StybarEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
11Greg Van AvermaetBMC Racing Teams.t.
12Tyler FarrarMTN-Qhubekas.t.
13Luke RoweTeam Skys.t.
14Hilton ClarkeUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
15Matti BreschelTinkoff-Saxos.t.
16Cesare BenedettiBora - Argon 18s.t.
17Luis León SánchezAstana Pro Teams.t.
18Daniele BennatiTinkoff-Saxos.t.
19Ramon SinkeldamTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
20Guillaume Van KeirsbulckEtixx - Quick-steps.t.

GC
1Mark CavendishEtixx - Quick-step7h30'40
2Mark RenshawEtixx - Quick-step+ 4
3Tom BoonenEtixx - Quick-step+ 10
4Zdenek StybarEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
5Guillaume Van KeirsbulckEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
6Niki TerpstraEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
7Fabio SabatiniEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
8Julien VermoteEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
9Kanstantsin SiutsouTeam Sky+ 21
10Ben SwiftTeam Sky+ 22
11Lars BoomAstana Pro Teams.t.
12Luis León SánchezAstana Pro Teams.t.
13Adam BlytheOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
14Alexey LutsenkoAstana Pro Teams.t.
15Laurens De VreeseAstana Pro Teams.t.
16Brett LancasterOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
17Danny PateTeam Skys.t.
18Luke DurbridgeOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
19Michael HepburnOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
20Luke RoweTeam Skys.t.

Points
1Mark CavendishEtixx - Quick-step29
2Marcel KittelTeam Giant-Alpecin28
3Peter SaganTinkoff-Saxo25

KoM
1Kanstantsin SiutsouTeam Sky8
2Alessandro BazzanaUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team5
3Martin HunalWhirlpool - Author3

U25
1Guillaume Van KeirsbulckEtixx - Quick-step7h30'50
2Alexey LutsenkoAstana Pro Team+ 12
3Luke DurbridgeOrica-GreenEDGE+ 12


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Dubai Tour: Stage 4
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The Dubai Tour will end with a short flat stage, which should be heaven for sprinters such as Marcel Kittel and Mark Cavendish. While the later has already got a stage win and holds the leader's jersey, the German is still in search for a stage win, having finished third in the second stage and second yesterday.

With such a short distance (slightly over 100km) it was a very nervous race and it was not easy to find a good position in the pack. This was perhaps best shown by the fact that Renshaw and Cavendish were caught behind, while their team - mates were trying to set up the train at the front of the pack.

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Stybar pulling for... well, no one, apparently


Stybar, Terpstra and Boonen had to drop back and regroup, which allowed Kittel's strain to take over the pack and give the German the first option for the stage win.

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Inside the last kilometer, it was clear that Cavendish will not be able to contest the stage win as we has caught too far behind from Kittel who seemed to have no opposition today.

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And Kittel finally got his stage win, followed by Blythe and Farrar. Despite being on the podium in all three stages except the opening TTT, Kittel failed to break into the top 20, taking home the points jersey as a consolation prize though.

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Cavendish was only 10th today, but that obviously didn't stop him from winning the general classification. In fact, it's a fantastic result for Etixx, who take the first 6 places in the GC due to their TTT performance. After 3 days of hard working at the front of the pack, Sabatini and Vermote weren't able to keep up the pace in the final kilometers today and dropped way down in the overall rankings.

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Stage
1i.imgur.com/kWoZS.pngMarcel KittelTeam Giant-Alpecin2h07'09
2i.imgur.com/QnRvF.pngAdam BlytheOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
3i.imgur.com/XbOKm.pngTyler FarrarMTN-Qhubekas.t.
4i.imgur.com/fbjsd.pngYauheni HutarovichBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
5i.imgur.com/XzUhd.pngPeter SaganTinkoff-Saxos.t.

General Classification
1i.imgur.com/QnRvF.pngMark CavendishEtixx - Quick-step9h37'49
2i.imgur.com/UD0pz.pngMark RenshawEtixx - Quick-step+ 4
3i.imgur.com/xwa2J.pngTom BoonenEtixx - Quick-step+ 10
4i.imgur.com/ntliI.pngZdenek StybarEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
5i.imgur.com/lIBFW.pngNiki TerpstraEtixx - Quick-steps.t.

Spoiler
Stage
1Marcel KittelTeam Giant-Alpecin2h07'09
2Adam BlytheOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
3Tyler FarrarMTN-Qhubekas.t.
4Yauheni HutarovichBretagne - Séché Environnements.t.
5Peter SaganTinkoff-Saxos.t.
6Ben SwiftTeam Skys.t.
7Sonny ColbrelliBardiani CSFs.t.
8Moreno HoflandTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
9Luke RoweTeam Skys.t.
10Mark CavendishEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
11Daniele BennatiTinkoff-Saxos.t.
12Mark RenshawEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
13Cesare BenedettiBora - Argon 18s.t.
14Shane ArchboldBora - Argon 18s.t.
15Sébastien TurgotAg2r La Mondiales.t.
16Niki TerpstraEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
17Tom BoonenEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
18Greg Van AvermaetBMC Racing Teams.t.
19Lars BoomAstana Pro Teams.t.
20Taylor PhinneyBMC Racing Teams.t.

GC
1Mark CavendishEtixx - Quick-step9h37'49
2Mark RenshawEtixx - Quick-step+ 4
3Tom BoonenEtixx - Quick-step+ 10
4Zdenek StybarEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
5Niki TerpstraEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
6Guillaume Van KeirsbulckEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
7Adam BlytheOrica-GreenEDGE+ 16
8Kanstantsin SiutsouTeam Sky+ 21
9Ben SwiftTeam Sky+ 22
10Lars BoomAstana Pro Teams.t.
11Luis León SánchezAstana Pro Teams.t.
12Laurens De VreeseAstana Pro Teams.t.
13Alexey LutsenkoAstana Pro Teams.t.
14Luke RoweTeam Skys.t.
15Brett LancasterOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
16Danny PateTeam Skys.t.
17Michael HepburnOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
18Luke DurbridgeOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
19Andriy GrivkoAstana Pro Teams.t.
20Arman KamyshevAstana Pro Teams.t.

Points
1Marcel KittelTeam Giant-Alpecin48
2Peter SaganTinkoff-Saxo32
3Mark CavendishEtixx - Quick-step30

KoM
1Kanstantsin SiutsouTeam Sky8
2Alessandro BazzanaUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team5
3Martin HunalWhirlpool - Author3

U25
1Guillaume Van KeirsbulckEtixx - Quick-step9h37'59
2Alexey LutsenkoAstana Pro Team+ 12
3Luke RoweTeam Sky+ 12

Teams
1Etixx - Quick-step28h21'21
2Orica-GreenEDGE+ 12
3Astana Pro Team+ 12

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SSJ2Luigi
a TTT decide stage race, imagine if you actually played the damn thing Pfft
 
alexkr00
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a TTT decide stage race, imagine if you actually played the damn thing Pfft


Kittel would have won, Cavendish would have struggled to enter the top 100 Pfft
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Upcoming
Racei.imgur.com/UaAdP.png Tour of Qatar
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InfoKittel, Cavendish and Hofland stay in Asia for another race filled with sprint opportunities. A few more quality sprinter joined them for this in Van Poppel, Nizzolo, Demare and Kittel's team - mate John Degenkolb.
Etixx21. i.imgur.com/QnRvF.png Mark Cavendish
22. i.imgur.com/xwa2J.png Tom Boonen
23. i.imgur.com/UD0pz.png Mark Renshaw
24. i.imgur.com/xqHKd.png Fabio Sabatini
25. i.imgur.com/ntliI.png Zdenek Stybar
26. i.imgur.com/lIBFW.png Niki Terpstra
27. i.imgur.com/xwa2J.png Guillaume Van Keirsbulck
28. i.imgur.com/xwa2J.png Stijn Vandenbergh

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Tour of Qatar: Stage 1
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The first of many completely flat stages in Qatar. It won't be easy for the sprinters as the wind is known for causing trouble in this part of the World.

Terpstra did an amazing job pulling the Etixx train and with 5 kilometers to go, a gap was created between a group of 8 riders and the rest of the pack. The group was made by Terpstra, Stybar, Boonen, Renshaw, Cavendish, Bennati, Farrar and Hofland.

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Having Terpstra and Stybar in the front with such a short distance before the finish line, allowed Boonen to start his sprint later than originally planned.

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This meant that Renshaw started his work only in the last kilometer and the Aussie had a fantastic sprint, being hard even for Cavendish to overtake him.

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And in fact, Cavendish did not overtake him. Not strong enough or just gifting the stage win? Doesn't matter, what matter is that Renshaw takes the stage and the leader's jersey. No time gap was registered between the front group and the pack though.

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Cavendish celebrating Renshaw's success


Stage
1i.imgur.com/UD0pz.pngMark RenshawEtixx - Quick-step2h53'13
2i.imgur.com/QnRvF.pngMark CavendishEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
3i.imgur.com/XbOKm.pngTyler FarrarMTN-Qhubekas.t.
4i.imgur.com/xqHKd.pngDaniele BennatiTinkoff-Saxos.t.
5i.imgur.com/lIBFW.pngMoreno HoflandTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.

General Classification
1i.imgur.com/UD0pz.pngMark RenshawEtixx - Quick-step2h53'03
2i.imgur.com/QnRvF.pngMark CavendishEtixx - Quick-step+ 4
3i.imgur.com/Ho6xw.pngTomasz KiendyśCCC Sprandi Polkowices.t.
4i.imgur.com/XbOKm.pngTyler FarrarMTN-Qhubeka+ 6
5i.imgur.com/xqHKd.pngDaniele BennatiTinkoff-Saxo+ 10

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Stage
1Mark RenshawEtixx - Quick-step2h53'13
2Mark CavendishEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
3Tyler FarrarMTN-Qhubekas.t.
4Daniele BennatiTinkoff-Saxos.t.
5Moreno HoflandTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
6Tom BoonenEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
7Zdenek StybarEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
8Arnaud DemareFDJs.t.
9Raymond KrederTeam Roompot-Oranje Pelotons.t.
10Kristian SbaragliMTN-Qhubekas.t.
11Marcel KittelTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
12Andrew FennTeam Skys.t.
13John DegenkolbTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
14Matti BreschelTinkoff-Saxos.t.
15Sven Erik BystrømTeam Katushas.t.
16Giacomo NizzoloTrek Factory Racings.t.
17Luke RoweTeam Skys.t.
18Michel KrederTeam Roompot-Oranje Pelotons.t.
19Jasper StuyvenTrek Factory Racings.t.
20Marco CanolaUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.

GC
1Mark RenshawEtixx - Quick-step2h53'03
2Mark CavendishEtixx - Quick-step+ 4
3Tomasz KiendyśCCC Sprandi Polkowices.t.
4Tyler FarrarMTN-Qhubeka+ 6
5Daniele BennatiTinkoff-Saxo+ 10
6Moreno HoflandTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
7Tom BoonenEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
8Zdenek StybarEtixx - Quick-steps.t.
9Arnaud DemareFDJs.t.
10Raymond KrederTeam Roompot-Oranje Pelotons.t.
11Kristian SbaragliMTN-Qhubekas.t.
12Marcel KittelTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
13Andrew FennTeam Skys.t.
14John DegenkolbTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
15Matti BreschelTinkoff-Saxos.t.
16Sven Erik BystrømTeam Katushas.t.
17Giacomo NizzoloTrek Factory Racings.t.
18Luke RoweTeam Skys.t.
19Michel KrederTeam Roompot-Oranje Pelotons.t.
20Jasper StuyvenTrek Factory Racings.t.

Points
1Mark RenshawEtixx - Quick-step25
2Mark CavendishEtixx - Quick-step20
3Tyler FarrarMTN-Qhubeka16

U25
1Moreno HoflandTeam LottoNL - Jumbo2h53'13
2Arnaud DemareFDJs.t.
3Kristian SbaragliMTN-Qhubekas.t.

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Roextro
Just read all of the reports and I thoroughly enjoyed it.Keep up the good work and the fantastic pace Wink

Great 1, 2 from the team there as well
 
BenjiNaesen
jihardy wrote:
Just read all of the reports and I thoroughly enjoyed it.Keep up the good work and the fantastic pace Wink

Great 1, 2 from the team there as well


Hii Jihardy GrinDDDDDDDD !!! Long time no see.

Still a great story. Like MCDonalds would say. I'm lovin' it Smile
 
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