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Caja Rural '22
Kiserlovski01
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i.imgur.com/zMBJxFz.png Costa Rica | 300.9 kms
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1Gregory BrenesTeam Illuminate9h44'57"
2Andrónico MendigainRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 21'46"
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Others DNF


i.imgur.com/zMBJxFz.png Venezuela | 201.6 kms
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1Francesc PalmeroRuralvía-CCU Pro Team5h46'15"
2Carlos GimenezCCC Team+ 1'00"
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Others DNF


i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png Brazil | 181.3 kms
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1João Marcelo GasparGiotti Victoria4h18'51"
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Others DNF


i.imgur.com/zMBJxFz.png Portugal | 201 kms
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1Ruben GuerreiroRuralvía-CCU Pro Team5h27'50"
2Frederico FigueiredoCCC Teams.t.
3Fábio RodriguesW52 - FC Porto+ 36"
4Osório MarcelinoHagens Berman Axeons.t.
5José GonçalvesBurgos - BHs.t.


i.imgur.com/zMBJxFz.png Spain | 172.1 kms
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1Oscar SantamariaAviludo - Louletano4h58'15"
2Mikel LandaBahrain Victorious+ 1'16"
3Juan Andrés PardoMovistar Teams.t.
4Pablo LechugaAviludo - Louletano+ 1'31"
5Rubén FernándezTeam Qhubeka NextHash+ 2'43"
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11Eder ChávarriRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 4'38"


i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png Italy | 233.7 kms
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1Matteo PelucchiAstana - Premier Tech5h48'57"
2Elia FavilliEF Education - NIPPOs.t.
3Kristian SbaragliMovistar Teams.t.
4Niccolo BonifazioBahrain Victoriouss.t.
5Matteo TrentinMovistar Teams.t.
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58Edoardo ZardiniRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 4'09"
 
Kiserlovski01
Tour de France (2.GT)
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Latest editions
202020192018
1.Wilco Kelderman1.Wilco Kelderman1.Alberto Contador
2.Simon Yates2.Tom Dumoulin 2.Nairo Quintana
3.Thibaut Pinot3.Nairo Quintana3.Tejay Van Garderen
Stages
1.i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png 214.1 kmPorto-Vecchio › Bastia
2.i.imgur.com/zMBJxFz.png 153.9 kmBastia › Ajaccio
3.i.imgur.com/zMBJxFz.png 146.6 kmAjaccio › Calvi
4.i.imgur.com/6V1zUPo.png 23.5 kmNice › Nice (TTT)
5.i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png 218.7 kmCagnes-sur-Mer › Marseille
6.i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png 175 kmAix-en-Provence › Montpellier
7.i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png 207.7 kmMontpellier › Albi
8.i.imgur.com/xFpGiMO.png 193.4 kmCastres › Ax 3 Domaines
9.i.imgur.com/xFpGiMO.png 165.2 kmSaint-Girons › Bagnères-de-Bigorre
10.i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png 187.9 kmSaint-Gildas-des-Bois › Saint-Malo
11.i.imgur.com/7djCDDF.png 29.6 kmAvranches › Mont Saint-Michel (ITT)
12.i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png 214.2 kmFougères › Tours
13.i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png 175 kmTours › Saint-Amand-Montrond
14.i.imgur.com/zMBJxFz.png 186.7 kmSaint-Pourçain-sur-Sioule › Lyon
15.i.imgur.com/xFpGiMO.png 241 kmGivors › Mont Ventoux
16.i.imgur.com/zMBJxFz.png 164.3 kmVaison la Romaine › Gap
17.i.imgur.com/ttAHdWi.png 32 kmEmbrun › Chorges (ITT)
18.i.imgur.com/xFpGiMO.png 168.8 kmGap › Alpe d'Huez
19.i.imgur.com/xFpGiMO.png 200.7 kmBourg d'Oisans › Le Grand Bornand
20.i.imgur.com/xFpGiMO.png 126.2 kmAnnecy › Annecy-Semnoz
21.i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png 120.4 kmVersailles › Champs Elysées
Startlist
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1. N.Quintana11. C.Ewan21. F.Aru
2. T.Dumoulin12. K.Bouwman22. P.Bevin
3. A.Kenyeres13. M.Cort23. F.Felline
4. M.Kwiatkowski14. T.Gallopin24. E.Ravasi
5. M.Mohoric15. E.Grosu25. M.Tamulis
6. G.Mühlberger16. P.Latour26. D.Ulissi
7. G.Thomas17. A.Lutsenko27. J.Van Dingenen
8. A.Yates18. D.Van Poppel28. G.Veikutis
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31. B.Coquard41. T.Benoot51. S.Yates
32. J.Alaphilippe42. W.Alderwerelt52. A.Dowsett
33. N.Bouhanni43. T.De Gendt53. M.A.López
34. V.Campenaerts44. M.Krigbaum54. A.Malori
35. J.Degenkolb45. M.Matthews55. L.Owen
36. D.Helling46. E.Meseck56. I.Stannard
37. B.Vallée47. D.Teuns57. J.Symons
38. M.van der Poel48. T.Wellens58. A.Talansky
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61. A.Demare71. R.Guerreiro81. W.Köhler
62. P.Bauhaus72. C.Barbero82. R.Bouhanni
63. L.Boom73. J.Caicedo83. O.Doull
64. J.Bovenhuis74. Seb.Henao84. P.Komisarek
65. B.Fraser75. A.Mendigain85. J.Lobato
66. W.Poels76. J.Noria86. F.Ludvigsson
67. N.Terpstra77. N.Padilla87. J.Stuyven
68. W.Wippert78. D.Quintana88. E.Wouters
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91. V.Galtier101. W.Kelderman111. T.Pinot
92. F.Briganti102. N.Arndt112. N.Brown
93. C.Chevrier103. G.Bennett113. E.Buchmann
94. E.Cohen104. M.Boeve114. V.Deleau
95. S.Dillier105. F.Jakobsen115. A.Gougeard
96. M.Le Lavandier106. B.Kratzert116. J.Hirt
97. O.Naesen107. J.Silooy117. Y.Lampaert
98. T.Van Der Sande108. N.Van Der Lijke118. F.Senechal
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121. J.Arredondo131. W.Barguil141. M.Pelucchi
122. C.Betancur132. J.Braun142. S.Chernetskiy
123. E.Chaves133. D.McLay143. V.Conti
124. L.Hansen134. T.Merlier144. J.Guarnieri
125. A.Kristoff135. M.Mulhern145. A.Kamyshev
126. G.Nizzolo136. R.Nguyen146. T.Maidos
127. K.Sbaragli137. S.Sellier147. M.Williams
128. M.Trentin138. A.Vuillermoz148. I.Zakarin
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151. R.Power161. R.Cardis171. J.Biermans
152. R.Dennis162. J.Chamorro172. A.Bottura
153. P.Franczak163. P.Gouault173. M.Brändle
154. T.Grmay164. N.Haas174. S.Herklotz
155. M.Hepburn165. G.Höög175. J.Mareczko
156. L.Howard166. B.Kadri176. L.Meiler
157. A.Lature167. C.Laporte177. A.Petit
158. R.McCarthy168. P.Vakoc178. T.Wauch
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181. A.Vichot191. M.Franz201. L.Calmejane
182. K.Berthelot192. A.Capiot202. F.Bidard
183. T.Damuseau193. B.Gastauer203. A.Domont
184. G.Faure194. F.Maître204. A.Dulin
185. D.Le Boulch195. T.Skujins205. B.Maltar
186. L.Lescure196. T.Sprengers206. G.Martin
187. Y.Paillot197. D.Whitehouse207. H.Pigeon
188. A.Szefler198. E.Young208. C.Planet
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211. A.Fedi
212. S.Bryce
213. M.Byron
214. G.Curran
215. T.Eisenhart
216. E.Favilli
217. M.Schlegel
218. A. Vermeulen
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i.imgur.com/trtw6N6.png Wilco Kelderman (TJV) i.imgur.com/trtw6N6.png Nairo Quintana (TBV)
i.imgur.com/PtPRKzV.png Fabio Aru (UAD) i.imgur.com/PtPRKzV.png Thibaut Pinot (DQT)

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Kiserlovski01
TOUR DE FRANCE (2.GT)
Chapter 1: Corsica Grande Boucle


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1Bryan CoquardTeam Qhubeka NextHash4h32'36"
2Michael MatthewsLotto Soudals.t.
3Jasper BovenhuisTeam DSMs.t.
4Boris ValléeTeam Qhubeka NextHashs.t.
5Eduard-Michael GrosuBORA - hansgrohes.t.
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43Ruben Guerreiro i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 1'25"


i.imgur.com/zMBJxFz.png Stage 2 | 153.9 kms | Bastia › Ajaccio
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1Caleb EwanBORA - hansgrohe3h33'23"
2Jairo Noria i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Teams.t.
3Ruben Guerreiro i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Teams.t.
4François BidardGroupama - FDJs.t.
5Elia FavilliEF Education - NIPPOs.t.


i.imgur.com/zMBJxFz.png Stage 3 | 146.6 kms | Ajaccio › Calvi
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1Ruben Guerreiro i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team3h32'48"
2Caleb EwanBORA - hansgrohes.t.
3Julian AlaphilippeTeam Qhubeka NextHashs.t.
4Simon YatesINEOS Grenadierss.t.
5Dayer Quintana i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Teams.t.
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14Jasper BovenhuisTeam DSM+ 51"


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We didn't get off to the best start when only Fabio Aru and Ruben lost over a minute to the other GC contenders on the first stage. Coquard sprinted to a clear win and the first yellow jersey, but it didn't bring him much luck on day two.

Coquard crashed in the descent of the final climb after Mendigain had failed to claim the polka dot jersey. The pace slowed and most that were involved in the crash managed to come back. Still Noria challenged for the stage win but he saw Ewan beat him with a late bike throw.

The team wanted to set something straight on the final stage in Corsica. Henao ripped the pack apart and a group of eleven rode towards the line. Ewan came close to denying us once more yet this time Guerreiro held on to claim the win for us.

While Ruben bounced back after a bad first day, riders like Kelderman, Nairo Quintana Pinot, Alaphilippe, Simon Yates had a perfect first three days. Bahrain though saw Mühlberger abandon whilst domestiques Kenyeres, Dumoulin crashed too and co-leader Adam Yates lost more than 7 mins.

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Tour de France 2021
GC after stage 3
1Caleb EwanBORA - hansgrohe11h38'47"
2Wilco KeldermanTeam Jumbo-Vismas.t.
3Julian AlaphilippeTeam Qhubeka NextHashs.t.
4Simon YatesINEOS Grenadierss.t.
5Thibaut PinotDeceuninck - Quick Steps.t.
6Nairo QuintanaBahrain Victoriouss.t.
7Victor CampenaertsTeam Qhubeka NextHashs.t.
8Michael MatthewsLotto Soudal+ 51"
9Tiesj BenootLotto Soudals.t.
10Magnus Cort NielsenBORA - hansgrohes.t.
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20Ruben Guerreiro i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 1'25"
i.imgur.com/UhUSUrB.pngCaleb Ewani.imgur.com/Oxme3yk.pngCaleb Ewani.imgur.com/IBaEU9P.pngAndrea Fedii.imgur.com/CrMuQhj.pngJairo Noria

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Kiserlovski01
TOUR DE FRANCE (2.GT)
Chapter 2: A long 1st week


i.imgur.com/6V1zUPo.png Stage 4 | kms | Nice › Nice TTT
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1 INEOS Grenadiers26'45"
2 BORA - hansgrohe+ 3"
3 Lotto Soudal+ 9"
4 Ruralvía-CCU Pro Team i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngs.t.
5 UAE-Team Emirates+ 27"


i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png Stage 5 | kms | Cagnes-sur-Mer › Marseille
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1Caleb EwanBORA - hansgrohe5h08'35"
2Logan OwenINEOS Grenadierss.t.
3Jasper StuyvenCCC Teams.t.
4Arnaud DemareTeam DSMs.t.
5Boris ValléeTeam Qhubeka NextHashs.t.
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7Carlos BarberoRuralvía-CCU Pro Teams.t.


i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png Stage 6 | kms | Aix-en-Provence › Montpellier
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1Mathias KrigbaumLotto Soudal3h43'10"
2Caleb EwanBORA - hansgrohes.t.
3Eduard-Michael GrosuBORA - hansgrohes.t.
4Jakub MareczkoIsrael Start Up Nations.t.
5Boris ValléeTeam Qhubeka NextHashs.t.
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10Carlos BarberoRuralvía-CCU Pro Teams.t.


i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png Stage 7 | kms | Montpellier › Albi
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1Caleb EwanBORA - hansgrohe4h42'35"
2Michael MatthewsLotto Soudals.t.
3Arnaud DemareTeam DSMs.t.
4Carlos BarberoRuralvía-CCU Pro Teams.t.
5Eduard-Michael GrosuBORA - hansgrohes.t.


i.imgur.com/xFpGiMO.png Stage 8 | kms | Castres › Ax-3 Domaines
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1Wout PoelsTeam DSM4h59'20"
2Nairo QuintanaBahrain Victorious+ 1'04"
3Thibaut PinotDeceuninck - Quick Step+ 3'07"
4Simon YatesINEOS Grenadierss.t.
5Wilco KeldermanTeam Jumbo-Visma+ 4'04"
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20Ruben GuerreiroRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 5'00"


i.imgur.com/xFpGiMO.png Stage 9 | kms | Saint-Girons › Bagnéres de Bigorre
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1Edward RavasiUAE-Team Emirates4h35'15"
2Petr VakočTeam TotalEnergies+ 1'36"
3Tim WellensLotto Soudal+ 3'32"
4Valérien GaltierAG2R Citroën Team+ 6'06"
5Guillaume MartinGroupama - FDJ+ 6'33"
6Adam YatesBahrain Victorious+ 7'36"
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20Ruben GuerreiroRuralvía-CCU Pro Teams.t.


i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png Stage 10 | 187.9 kms | Saint-Gildas-des-Bois › Saint-Malo
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1Caleb EwanBORA - hansgrohe4h06'26"
2Michael MatthewsLotto Soudals.t.
3Christophe LaporteTeam TotalEnergiess.t.
4Bryan CoquardTeam Qhubeka NextHashs.t.
5Logan OwenINEOS Grenadierss.t.
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9Carlos BarberoRuralvía-CCU Pro Teams.t.


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We didn't really look forward to the team time trial but our guys did superb with a stunning fourth place. After that Caleb Ewan rode three superb sprints over the next couple of days but Krigbaum kept it at two wins by winning stage 6 from the breakaway.

Wout Poels had one of his very best days on the bike and succesfully attacked on the .HC Port de Pailhères climb. Everyone bar Quintana lost at leat 3 minutes while Ruben lost five.

The latter tried to make up for that on the next day, caused the yellow jersey to get dropped, then crashed and was delighted to make it back to the front group alongside Wout Poels. Ewan's fourth(!) stage win topped off a 10-day stint on the bike.

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Tour de France 2021
GC after stage 10
1Wout PoelsTeam DSM39h30'14"
2Nairo QuintanaBahrain Victorious+ 42"
3Simon YatesINEOS Grenadiers+ 1'21"
4Edward RavasiUAE-Team Emirates+ 1'56"
5Thibaut PinotDeceuninck - Quick Step+ 1'58"
6Wilco KeldermanTeam Jumbo-Visma+ 2'59"
7Julian AlaphilippeTeam Qhubeka NextHash+ 3'07"
8Ruben Guerreiro i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 4'48"
9Alexey LutsenkoBORA - hansgrohe+ 4'53"
10Jonathan SymonsINEOS Grenadiers+ 4'55"
i.imgur.com/UhUSUrB.pngWout Poelsi.imgur.com/Oxme3yk.pngCaleb Ewani.imgur.com/IBaEU9P.pngWout Poelsi.imgur.com/CrMuQhj.pngBörje Kratzert

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Kiserlovski01
TOUR DE FRANCE (2.GT)
Ch. 3: A much shorter 2nd week


i.imgur.com/7djCDDF.png Stage 11 | 33 kms | Avranches › Mont-Saint-Michel ITT
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1Victor CampenaertsTeam Qhubeka NextHash37'06"
2Wilco KeldermanTeam Jumbo-Visma+ 38"
3Fredrik LudvigssonCCC Team+ 43"
4Lukas MeilerIsrael Start Up Nation+ 46"
5Tom DumoulinBahrain Victorious+ 48"
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8Ruben Guerreiro i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 1'04"


i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png Stage 12 | 218 kms | Fougères › Tours
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1Bryan CoquardTeam Qhubeka NextHash4h41'36"
2Romain CardisTeam TotalEnergiess.t.
3Jasper StuyvenCCC Teams.t.
4Eduard-Michael GrosuBORA - hansgrohes.t.
5Caleb EwanBORA - hansgrohes.t.


i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png Stage 13 | 173 kms | Tours › Saint-Amand-Montrond
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1Bryan CoquardTeam Qhubeka NextHash3h48'42"
2Caleb EwanBORA - hansgrohes.t.
3Arnaud DemareTeam DSMs.t.
4Jasper StuyvenCCC Teams.t.
5Carlos Barbero i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Teams.t.


i.imgur.com/zMBJxFz.png Stage 14 | 191 kms | Saint-Pourçain-sur-Sioule › Lyon
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1Simon YatesINEOS Grenadiers3h57'18"
2Adam YatesBahrain Victoriouss.t.
3Wilco KeldermanTeam Jumbo-Vismas.t.
4Thibaut PinotDeceuninck - Quick Steps.t.
5Bryan CoquardTeam Qhubeka NextHashs.t.


i.imgur.com/xFpGiMO.png Stage 15 | 241 kms | Givors › Mont Ventoux
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1Thibaut PinotDeceuninck - Quick Step5h59'48"
2Wilco KeldermanTeam Jumbo-Visma+ 1'52"
3Adam YatesBahrain Victorious+ 2'27"
4Nairo QuintanaBahrain Victorious+ 2'56"
5Ruben Guerreiro i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 3'15"

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The Mont Saint-Michel time trial offered a first chance for Ruben to chip away at his deficit and so he did, only riding slower than Kelderman. He also learned from his Grand Départ mistakes and survived the crosswinds on stage 12 which made him move into seventh overall.

Bryan Coquard benefited from Ewan being boxed in on day 11 to win his first TdF stage this year and used this momentum to beat him fair and square the day after. He also grabbed more points for the green jersey on the bumpy finish in Lyon on stage 14 but his gap to Ewan in the points standings remains significant.

Deceuninck worked hard to catch the breakaway ahead of Mont Ventoux on the last stage before the rest day, and their leader showed his strength by dropping everyone long way ahead of the lunar landscape. While Pinot snatched the yellow jersey, Ruben lost a lot of time to the winner but rode a steady climb to come home in fifth. This way he could match his best ever result (5th) here one week from now.

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Tour de France 2021
GC after stage 15
1Thibaut PinotDeceuninck - Quick Step5h59'48"
2Wilco KeldermanTeam Jumbo-Visma+ 1'52"
3Adam YatesBahrain Victorious+ 2'27"
4Nairo QuintanaBahrain Victorious+ 2'56"
5Ruben Guerreiro i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 3'15"
6Maxime Le LavandierAG2R Citroën Team+ 4'32"
7Robert PowerTeam BikeExchange+ 5'26"
8Wout PoelsTeam DSM+ 5'40"
9Simon YatesINEOS Grenadiers+ 5'48"
10Tiesj BenootLotto Soudal+ 5'57"
i.imgur.com/UhUSUrB.pngThibaut Pinoti.imgur.com/Oxme3yk.pngCaleb Ewani.imgur.com/IBaEU9P.pngThibaut Pinoti.imgur.com/CrMuQhj.pngBörje Kratzert

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Ripley
Just to prove that I follow closely: It's suspicious that the time gaps in the GC after stage 15 are the same as the gaps on stage 15 itself. Smile

In any case, 5th would be a very good result considering the competition. It'd be good if Ruben can gain time in the last TT because it's followed by some really tough stages.
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Kiserlovski01
Ripley wrote:
Just to prove that I follow closely: It's suspicious that the time gaps in the GC after stage 15 are the same as the gaps on stage 15 itself. Smile

In any case, 5th would be a very good result considering the competition. It'd be good if Ruben can gain time in the last TT because it's followed by some really tough stages.


Probably couldn't really cope with the real time deficit then and didn't count on anyone watching so closely Cool. I was not unhappy with 5th back then either with a stage win in the bag already and thinking how he finished in second at the Giro too.
 
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TOUR DE FRANCE (2.GT)
Ch. 4: The last mile(s)


i.imgur.com/zMBJxFz.png Stage 16 | 164.3 | kms | Vaison-la-Romaine › Gap
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1Tony GallopinBORA - hansgrohe3h42'04"
2Tiesj BenootLotto Soudals.t.
3Wouter WippertTeam DSMs.t.
4Julian AlaphilippeTeam Qhubeka NextHashs.t.
5Carlos Barbero i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Teams.t.


i.imgur.com/ttAHdWi.png Stage 17 | 32 kms | Embrun › Chorges
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1Sebastian Henao i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team52'26"
2Wilco KeldermanTeam Jumbo-Visma+ 7"
3Ruben Guerreiro i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 18"
4Dayer Quintana i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 22"
5Miguel Angel LópezINEOS Grenadiers+ 24"


i.imgur.com/xFpGiMO.png Stage 18 | 168.8 kms | Gap › Alpe d'Huez
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1Edward RavasiUAE-Team Emirates4h47'45"
2Thibaut PinotDeceuninck - Quick Step+ 4'45"
3Wilco KeldermanTeam Jumbo-Vismas.t.
4Jonathan SymonsINEOS Grenadiers+ 5'02"
5Ruben Guerreiro i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Teams.t.


i.imgur.com/xFpGiMO.png Stage 19 | 200.7 kms | Le Bourg d'Oisans › Le Grand Bornand
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1Wilco KeldermanTeam Jumbo-Visma5h36'27"
2Alexey VermeulenEF Education - NIPPOs.t.
3Börje KratzertTeam Jumbo-Visma+ 50"
4Simon YatesINEOS Grenadierss.t.
5Thibaut PinotDeceuninck - Quick Steps.t.
6Ruben Guerreiro i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Teams.t.


i.imgur.com/xFpGiMO.png Stage 20 | 126.2 kms | Annecy › Le Semnoz
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1Clément ChevrierAG2R Citroën Team3h31'12"
2Pierre-Roger LatourBORA - hansgrohe+ 1'42"
3Thomas De GendtLotto Soudal+ 4'03"
4Esteban ChavesMovistar Team+ 6'19"
5Lilian CalmejaneGroupama - FDJ+ 6'30"
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13Thibaut PinotDeceuninck - Quick Step+ 14'08"
14Wilco KeldermanTeam Jumbo-Vismas.t.


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1Caleb EwanBORA - hansgrohe2h17'32"
2Boris ValléeTeam Qhubeka NextHashs.t.
3Tim MerlierTeam Arkéa - Samsics.t.
4Jasper StuyvenCCC Teams.t.
5Arnaud DemareTeam DSMs.t.
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BORA was succesful again on the hilly stage to Gap. Ewan didn't make the cut but Gallopin took his role as the former world champion beat Benoot, the current one, for stage 16.

Ruben rode a very good time trial but went just a little too fast on the second climb, causing him to lose a lot of his advantage on the descent. He did finish faster than his rivals, apart from Kelderman. Luckily Henao had delivered the time time trial of his career earlier on to claim the victory.

Ravasi pullled one over on two Frenchmen to win the double Alpe d'Huez stage but the crowd wasn't too upset when they saw Pinot defend his yellow jersey against Kelderman.

Turned out heartbreak would happen the day after when Kelderman kicked away on the seemingly easier cat.1 Col de la Croix Fry. Kelderman took enough time to put Pinot back into second, 8 seconds down.

Pinot had one chance left to take the jersey back on the stage to Semnoz. He was off to a rough start with an early crash. On the final climb, Ruben finished the race on a high as he was the best of the GC contenders. Pinot's final sprint only made him finish in the same time as Kelderman.

The disappointed Parisians saw Ewan conclude with another dominant sprint win, this time ahead of Vallée and Merlier.

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Tour de France 2021
Final GC standings
1Wilco KeldermanTeam Jumbo-Visma79h46'39"
2Thibaut PinotDeceuninck - Quick Step+ 8"
3Nairo QuintanaBahrain Victorious+ 2'51"
4Ruben Guerreiro i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 4'33"
5Simon YatesINEOS Grenadiers+ 7'31"
6Wout PoelsTeam DSM+ 8'01"
7Robert PowerTeam BikeExchange+ 17'19"
8Jonathan SymonsINEOS Grenadiers+ 18'30"
9Börje KratzertTeam Jumbo-Visma+ 20'36"
10Julian AlaphilippeTeam Qhubeka NextHash+ 20'49"

Edited by Kiserlovski01 on 31-08-2021 07:38
 
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Tour de France 2021 :: Race recap


i.imgur.com/UhUSUrB.png Final overall standings

The French will have to wait at least one more year to have a compatriot on the highest step of the podium in Paris. A strong raid from Kelderman on day 19 eventually kept Pinot from achieving what the entire nation has been longing for.

Ruben concludes his second consecutive Grand Tour in 4th place, which is our and his best ever result here. The stage he won in Corsica does make up for being just outside the final podium.


1Wilco KeldermanTeam Jumbo-Visma79h46'39"
2Thibaut PinotDeceuninck - Quick Step+ 8"
3Nairo QuintanaBahrain Victorious+ 2'51"
4Ruben Guerreiro i.imgur.com/ZYhYFy3.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 4'33"
5Simon YatesINEOS Grenadiers+ 7'31"
6Wout PoelsTeam DSM+ 8'01"
7Robert PowerTeam BikeExchange+ 17'19"
8Jonathan SymonsINEOS Grenadiers+ 18'30"
9Börje KratzertTeam Jumbo-Visma+ 20'36"
10Julian AlaphilippeTeam Qhubeka NextHash+ 20'49"
11Fabio AruUAE-Team Emirates+ 22'12"
12Tiesj BenootLotto Soudal+ 22'26"
13George BennettTeam Jumbo-Visma+ 23'49"
14Alexey VermeulenEF Education - NIPPO+ 31'06"
15Adam YatesBahrain Victorious+ 33'43"
16Dylan TeunsLotto Soudal+ 35'10"
17Miguel Angel LópezINEOS Grenadiers+ 35'14"
18Edward RavasiUAE-Team Emirates+ 37'15"
19Clément ChevrierAG2R Citroën Teams.t.
20Jan HirtDeceuninck - Quick Step+ 43'15"


i.imgur.com/Oxme3yk.png Final points standings

Ewan definitely was the fastest sprinter in this year's edition with 5 stage wins and 9 top 5 stage results. A deserved winner of the green jersey.

1Caleb EwanBORA - hansgrohe438 pts.
2Jasper StuyvenCCC Team280 pts.
3Bryan CoquardTeam Qhubeka NextHash253 pts.
4Arnaud DemareTeam DSM223 pts.
5Michael MatthewsLotto Soudal208 pts.
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7Carlos Barbero i.imgur.com/ZYhYFy3.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team172 pts.


i.imgur.com/IBaEU9P.png Final mountain standings

Pinot will most probably consider this cold comfort for missing out on the yellow jersey. Ravasi could easily have claimed it if he had joined the break on the last mountain stage, fyi.

1Thibaut PinotDeceuninck - Quick Step127 pts.
2Edward RavasiUAE-Team Emirates122 pts.
3Wilco KeldermanTeam Jumbo-Visma94 pts.
4Carlos BetancurMovistar Team85 pts.
5Pierre-Roger LatourBORA - hansgrohe85 pts.
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7Ruben Guerreiro i.imgur.com/ZYhYFy3.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team69 pts.


i.imgur.com/CrMuQhj.png Final young standings

Quite the gaps here. Deserved for Kratzert, who also Zubeldia'd his way into the final overall top 10.

1Börje KratzertTeam Jumbo-Visma80h07'15"
2Valérien GaltierAG2R Citroën Team+ 32'53"
3Jairo Noria i.imgur.com/ZYhYFy3.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 44'51"
4Kévin BerthelotCofidis, Solutions Crédits+ 1h14'46"
5Frédéric BrigantiAG2R Citroën Team+ 1h20'26"


Final team standings


1Team Jumbo-Visma239h05'34"
2INEOS Grenadiers+ 19'13"
3Bahrain Victorious+ 22'30"
4Lotto Soudal+ 42'35"
5Ruralvía-CCU Pro Team i.imgur.com/ZYhYFy3.png+ 59'55"


Stage winners


Stage 1Bryan CoquardTeam Qhubeka NextHash
Stage 2Caleb EwanBORA - hansgrohe
Stage 3Ruben Guerreiro i.imgur.com/ZYhYFy3.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team
Stage 4INEOS Grenadiers
Stage 5Caleb EwanBORA - hansgrohe
Stage 6Mathias KrigbaumLotto Soudal
Stage 7Caleb EwanBORA - hansgrohe
Stage 8Wout PoelsTeam DSM
Stage 9Edward RavasiUAE-Team Emirates
Stage 10Caleb EwanBORA - hansgrohe
Stage 11Victor CampenaertsTeam Qhubeka NextHash
Stage 12Bryan CoquardTeam Qhubeka NextHash
Stage 13Bryan CoquardTeam Qhubeka NextHash
Stage 14Simon YatesINEOS Grenadiers
Stage 15Thibaut PinotDeceuninck - Quick Step
Stage 16Tony GallopinBORA - hansgrohe
Stage 17Sebastian Henao i.imgur.com/ZYhYFy3.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team
Stage 18Edward RavasiUAE-Team Emirates
Stage 19Wilco KeldermanTeam Jumbo-Visma
Stage 20Clément ChevrierAG2R Citroën Team
Stage 21Caleb EwanBORA - hansgrohe

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Ripley
Heartbreak for the French hopes! Really good performance by Ruben, plus two stage wins for the team. TdF podium next year then. Smile
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Kiserlovski01
Ripley wrote:
Heartbreak for the French hopes! Really good performance by Ruben, plus two stage wins for the team. TdF podium next year then. Smile


Second and fourth in consecutive GTs should be an outcome he's content with indeed.
And winning stages now too. Smile
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Basque One Day Races


Team lineup
P. BilbaoJ.L. CamposL. DoncelF. Palmero
D. SagastaA. SerranoE. ZardiniF. Zurlo


i.imgur.com/zMBJxFz.png 163.1 kms | Prueba Villafranca - Ordiziako Klasika
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1Davide BalleriniMovistar Team3h56'44"
2Bart De ClercqLotto Soudals.t.
3Evgeny ShalunovBahrain Victoriouss.t.
4Pedro PiñeraEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
5Enrico BattaglinBahrain Victoriouss.t.
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Team lineup
P. BilbaoJ.L. CamposE.L. CortesE. Larra
V. PinheiralD. SagastaA. SerranoF. Zurlo


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1Esteban ChavesMovistar Team3h51'04"
2Pello Bilbao i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Teams.t.
3Kristian AasvoldTeam TotalEnergiess.t.
4Mike TeunissenTeam Jumbo-Vismas.t.
5Davide BalleriniMovistar Teams.t.


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Two modest lineups were sent to a duo of Basque 1.1 races. First Movistar kept everything together on the last climb in Ordizia, which resulted in a dominant sprint win for their sprinter Ballerini. Puncher talent Doncel came 15th for us.

A week later, a strong Movistar lineup carried the race again in Getxo. After a great leadout our man Bilbao saw only Chaves sprint faster.
 
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Donostia San Sebastián Klasikoa (1.UWT)


Latest editions
202020192018
1.Carlos Verona1.Peter Sagan1.Julian Alaphilippe
2.Julian Alaphilippe2.Tony Gallopin2.Diego Ochoa
3.Alejandro Valverde3.Wilco Kelderman3.Simon Yates
Team lineup
P. BilbaoJ.L. CamposE. ChávarriL. Doncel
Je. HerradaN. PadillaD. SagastaA. Serrano


i.imgur.com/zMBJxFz.png 214.6 kms | San Sebastián › San Sebastián
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1Wilco KeldermanTeam Jumbo-Visma5h07'40"
2Adam YatesBahrain Victoriouss.t.
3Julian AlaphilippeTeam Qhubeka NextHashs.t.
4Wout PoelsTeam DSMs.t.
5Loïc VliegenLotto Soudal+ 51"
6Esteban ChavesMovistar Teams.t.
7Jesús Herrada i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 1'11"
8Dylan TeunsLotto Soudal+ 1'32"
9Joseph DombrowskiBORA - hansgrohes.t.
10Peter KennaughBORA - hansgrohes.t.


With Guerreiro enjoying some rest after racing two Grand Tours and Chávarri only just coming back into action, the teams was looking at either Bilbao or Herrada to land a solid result.

Herrada did go over the final - Bordako Tontorra - climb clear from the bunch yet behind the strongest riders of the day. He would claim an honourable 7th place on the day.

Adam Yates, unable to achieve a good GC result in Le Tour because of several crashes, was alone atop the ultimate climb. Kelderman was happy to see Alaphilippe bridge the gap as he could eventually jump from the latter's wheel to make San Sebastián his biggest ever one-day win.




Prudential RideLondon-Surrey Classic (1.UWT)


Latest editions

First World Tour edition


Team lineup
Angel CerezoEkain LarraNelson Oliveira
Vitor PinheiralEdoardo ZardiniFederico Zurlo


i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png 253.6 kms | London › London
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1Jasper StuyvenCCC Team5h53'19"
2Caleb EwanBORA - hansgrohes.t.
3Andrew FennINEOS Grenadierss.t.
4Jasper De BuystLotto Soudals.t.
5Wouter WippertTeam DSMs.t.
6Owain DoullCCC Teams.t.
7Jonas BokelohIsrael Start Up Nations.t.
8William BartaDeceuninck - Quick Steps.t.
9Stephan TricotAG2R Citroën Teams.t.
10Roy WindhornBORA - hansgrohes.t.
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22Nelson Oliveira i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 1'00"


We sent a similarly modest lineup to Londo for the first World Tour edition of the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey Classic. Our fastest man couldn't keep up after the last passage on Boxing Hill as the bunch got torn apart. Belgian champion Stuyven finished off a superb team effort by winning ahead of green jersey winner Caleb Ewan.
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Ripley
Nearly didn't recognize you with your new avatar. Smile

Need to do better on home soil!
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Ripley wrote:
Nearly didn't recognize you with your new avatar. Smile

Need to do better on home soil!


Maybe I need a trademark figure in it as well. Smile.

Sponsors agree with you about the outcome, should have been a podium in San Sebastian for them!
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Wooow, this is still going after 6 years?! That makes me smile Smile
Well done mate, I still enjoy your reports and good ol' PCM 15.
 
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Wooow, this is still going after 6 years?! That makes me smile Smile
Well done mate, I still enjoy your reports and good ol' PCM 15.


Thank you, it's just as pleasant to have you stop by and reading once more. Smile
 
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UCI World Tour Rankings - August 2nd, 2021
Individual ranking
1Julian AlaphilippeTeam Qhubeka NextHash778 pts.
2Simon YatesINEOS Grenadiers656 pts.
3Adam YatesBahrain Victorious524 pts.
4Fabio AruUAE-Team Emirates496 pts.
5Wilco KeldermanTeam Jumbo-Visma472 pts.
6Ruben Guerreiro i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team434 pts.
7Peter SaganBahrain Victorious343 pts.
8Tim WellensLotto Soudal309 pts.
9Thibaut PinotDeceuninck - Quick Step285 pts.
10Dries Van GestelDeceuninck - Quick Step261 pts.
11Nairo QuintanaBahrain Victorious215 pts.
12Wout PoelsTeam DSM207 pts.
13Davide FormoloBahrain Victorious207 pts.
14Caleb EwanBORA - hansgrohe202 pts.
15Valérien GaltierAG2R Citroën Team200 pts.
16Yves LampaertDeceuninck - Quick Step200 pts.
17Arnaud DemareTeam DSM193 pts.
18Bryan CoquardTeam Qhubeka NextHash186 pts.
19Bob JungelsBORA - hansgrohe166 pts.
20Lukas SpenglerINEOS Grenadiers164 pts.
UCI World Tour Rankings - August 2nd, 2021
Teams ranking
1Bahrain VictoriousUCI World Team1415 pts.
2Team Qhubeka NextHashUCI World Team1282 pts.
3INEOS GrenadiersUCI World Team1083 pts.
4Deceuninck - Quick StepUCI World Team926 pts.
5BORA - hansgroheUCI World Team773 pts.
6Team Jumbo-VismaUCI World Team754 pts.
7Ruralvía-CCU Pro Teami.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngUCI World Team715 pts.
8Lotto SoudalUCI World Team706 pts.
9UAE-Team EmiratesUCI World Team605 pts.
10Team DSMUCI World Team562 pts.
11AG2R Citroën TeamUCI World Team449 pts.
12Movistar TeamUCI World Team368 pts.
13Astana - Premier TechUCI World Team304 pts.
14Sport Vlaanderen - BaloiseUCI Pro Team280 pts.
15Cofidis, Solutions CréditsUCI World Team217 pts.
16Team BikeExchangeUCI World Team171 pts.
17Israel Start Up NationUCI World Team167 pts.
18CCC TeamUCI World Team157 pts.
19Team Arkéa - SamsicUCI Pro Team108 pts.
20Groupama - FDJUCI World Team98 pts.
 
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Tour de Pologne (2.UWT)
Poland, 7 stages
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Latest editions
202020192018
1.Robert Power1.Fabio Aru1.Davide Formolo
2.Adam Yates2.Mikel Landa2.Danilo Ghilardi
3.Peter Kennaugh3.Leopold König3.Ilnur Zakarin
Stages
1.i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png 173km2.i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png 238km3.i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png 131km4.i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png 172km
5.i.imgur.com/zMBJxFz.png 151km6.i.imgur.com/zMBJxFz.png 223km7.i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png 156km
Team lineup
Fiorenzo CollaIon IzagirreAndrónico Mendigain
Nehemías PadillaFrancesc PalmeroGervasio Vilda


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i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png Stage 1 | 173 kms
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1Fabio JakobsenTeam Jumbo-Visma3h37'51"
2Juan Sebastian MolanoUAE-Team Emiratess.t.
3Bruno MaltarGroupama - FDJs.t.


i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png Stage 2 | 238 kms
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1Marco KönigBahrain Victorious4h57'28"
2Moreno HoflandEF Education - NIPPOs.t.
3Elia VivianiAstana - Premier Techs.t.


i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png Stage 3 | 131 kms
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1Fabio JakobsenTeam Jumbo-Visma2h53'09"
2Leigh HowardTeam BikeExchanges.t.
3Moreno HoflandEF Education - NIPPOs.t.


i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png Stage 4 | 172 kms
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1Bruno MaltarGroupama - FDJ3h58'40"
2Simon YatesINEOS Grenadierss.t.
3Danny Van PoppelBORA - hansgrohes.t.


i.imgur.com/zMBJxFz.png Stage 5 | 151 kms
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1Simon YatesINEOS Grenadiers3h42'44"
2Robert PowerTeam BikeExchange+ 1'29"
3Michael MatthewsLotto Soudal+ 1'50"
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11Ion Izagirre i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 2'04"


i.imgur.com/zMBJxFz.png Stage 6 | 223 kms
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1Robert PowerTeam BikeExchange5h18'17"
2Simon YatesINEOS Grenadierss.t.
3Egor SilinGazprom - Rusvelo+ 41"
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11Ion Izagirre i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 1'25"


i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png Stage 7 | 156 kms
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1Fabio JakobsenTeam Jumbo-Visma3h29'28"
2Marco KönigBahrain Victoriouss.t.
3Christian KochCCC Teams.t.


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All we were interested in on the flat stages was keeping team captain Izagirre out of trouble as we didn't have a true sprinter in our lineup. While the team fulfilled this task, they saw Fabio Jakobsen overcome his demons with two stage wins from four sprints and maiden WT stage wins for Marco König and Croatian champion Bruno Maltar.

Simon Yates powerfully kicked away outside the final kilometer on stage five and came second only behind Power on the last hilly stage to secure a comfortable overall win. Ion's first 11th place got him up into GC 9th, a second time was enough to conclude in 6th overall [new team record, FYI]. Jakobsen won a third time in Krakow despite a strong breakaway from Mendigain and snatched the points jersey too.


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Tour de Pologne (2.UWT)
Final overall standings
1Simon YatesINEOS Grenadiers27h57'15"
2Robert PowerTeam BikeExchange+ 1'35"
3Egor SilinGazprom - Rusvelo+ 3'25"
4Sam OomenTeam Qhubeka NextHash+ 4'09"
5Hugh CarthyTeam Qhubeka NextHash+ 4'13"
6Ion Izagirre i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Team+ 4'27"
7Vladislav GorbunovAstana - Premier Tech+ 4'28"
8Michael MatthewsLotto Soudal+ 4'32"
9Jay McCarthyTeam BikeExchange+ 4'46"
10Lachlan MortonINEOS Grenadiers+ 4'48"
i.imgur.com/a6GaKUD.png Overall Simon YatesINEOS Grenadiers
i.imgur.com/crgpbII.png Points Fabio JakobsenTeam Jumbo-Visma
i.imgur.com/Q6Ydsw7.png Mountain Greg Van AvermaetCCC Team
i.imgur.com/rgUvcXm.png Young Aurélien Paret-PeintreCofidis
Best team: INEOS Grenadiers

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Vuelta a Burgos (2.Pro)
Spain, 5 stages


Latest editions
202020192018
1.Victor Lafay1.Rafal Majka1.Robert Power
2.Ion Izagirre2.Sam Vandenborre2.Bernardo Suaza
3.Jairo Noria3.Bernardo Suaza3.Allessio Bottura
Stages

1.i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png 135km2.i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png 155km3.i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png 172km4.i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png 156km5.i.imgur.com/xFpGiMO.png 164km

Team lineup
P. BilbaoJ.L. CamposE. ChávarriE.L. Cortes
E. LarraD. QuintanaD. SagastaA. Serrano


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i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png Stage 1 | 135 kms
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1Jasper De BuystLotto Soudal2h55'12"
2Anthony MaldonadoTeam TotalEnergiess.t.
3Tom Van AsbroeckLotto Soudals.t.


i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png Stage 2 | 155 kms
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1Jasper De BuystLotto Soudal3h21'24"
2Marco HallerBORA - hansgrohes.t.
3Sindre LunkeTeam TotalEnergiess.t.
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4Pello Bilbao i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Teams.t.


i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png Stage 3 | 172 kms
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1Mike TeunissenTeam Jumbo-Visma4h10'56"
2Marco HallerBORA - hansgrohes.t.
3Jasper De BuystLotto Soudals.t.


i.imgur.com/OXwpbMJ.png Stage 4 | 156 kms
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1Tom Van AsbroeckLotto Soudal3h27'33"
2Raymond KrederTeam DSMs.t.
3Simone ConsonniBahrain Victoriouss.t.


i.imgur.com/xFpGiMO.png Stage 5 | 164 kms
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1Bernardo SuazaMovistar Team4h20'22"
2Peter KennaughBORA - hansgrohe+ 26"
3Rodrigo ContrerasBORA - hansgrohes.t.
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4Dayer Quintana i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Teams.t.
5Eder Chávarri i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Teams.t.


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The slightly uphill sprints were not hard enough for the true sprinters this years, especially De Buyst did great with three top 3 results in four tries. We were only in the mix on day two (4th for Bilbao) and day three (attack from Sagasta on the last climb that didn't stick).

Chávarri proved to have overcome a slumbering illness with a solid performance on the Lagunas de Neila mountain stage. Him and Dayer couldn't react to Suaza's late attack though. Both came home in the second group and concluded the race in the overall top 10 [top 5 sponsor goal achieved, FYI].


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Vuelta a Burgos (2.Pro)
Final overall standings
1Bernardo SuazaMovistar Team18h15'27"
2Jan PolancLotto Soudal+ 26"
3Rodrigo ContrerasBORA - hansgrohes.t.
4Dayer Quintana i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Teams.t.
5Sindre LunkeTeam TotalEnergiess.t.
6Alex HesselBahrain Victoriouss.t.
7Peter KennaughBORA - hansgrohes.t.
8Natnael BerhaneTeam TotalEnergiess.t.
9Eder Chávarri i.imgur.com/NPq1JhW.pngRuralvía-CCU Pro Teams.t.
10Dominik NerzTeam DSM+ 1'00"
Vuelta a Burgos (2.Pro)
Jersey winners
i.imgur.com/7i6NIwf.png Overall Bernardo SuazaMovistar Team
i.imgur.com/RyGbhVr.png Points Jasper De BuystLotto Soudal
i.imgur.com/kKe4B3M.png Mountain Piotr BrozynaCCC Team
i.imgur.com/wbXdKMG.png Young Alex HesselBahrain Victorious
Best team: Bahrain Victorious

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