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New Zealand Cycle Tour - Stage 1
cio93
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Posted on 16-04-2014 00:08
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A basically pan-flat time trial of 20 kilometres starts the racing in New Zealand, and without an intermediate checkpoint giving us a decent idea of the strenght of the favourites and sprinters, we have to wait at the finish line to sort the riders by effort as they pass through and clock out.


Starting the C2 stage racing season is actually a PCT rider in i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/cpl.png Wu.
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He is decent against the clock and gives us a first indication of the course characteristics on this sunny afternoon by taking 28'25" to complete the course.


Shortly behind him, in i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/ioa.png Rousseau, the first rider with a shot at a Top 10 or possibly better goes off the ramp.
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He is clearly faster than i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/cpl.png Wu and takes the lead with a time of 27'50". Everyone still starting can guess pretty well what time should be expected to be in the mix today.


i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/vtb.png Michael Schär is a Top5-favourite for today and it took him less than 26 minutes 30 to go under the kite.
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He keeps the speed up and smashes i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/ioa.png Rousseau's lead by another 22 seconds.
27'28" is now the time to beat, and we can already assume not many will be able to go lower today.


i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/spr.png Zoidl and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/lin.png Renäng are two riders who should come pretty close at least, and indeed they do.
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i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/spr.png Zoidl has to settle for temporary second spot though (+17" ), while using i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/ioa.png Paiani's slipstream doesn't help i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/lin.png Renäng much further. He does beat i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/spr.png Zoidl though and gets 4 seconds closer to the Swiss leader (+13" ).


i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/evo.png Gerd Joeaar should be in a similar league to the two formerly mentioned riders, but all attention is now drawn towards i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/tas.png Ian Stannard who leaves the starting house and starts to put down the hammer!
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i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/evo.png Joeaar proves he's worth of that evaluation and comes home only 9 seconds slower than i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/vtb.png Schär.
It's not worth too much though now that i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/tas.png Stannard crosses the line!
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He looks back at the clock and sees 27'04" there. 24 seconds faster than i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/vtb.png Schär and really tough to beat for i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/ttt.png Elijzen and the others yet to ride.


i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/flg.png Sam Horgan is possibly New Zealand's best chance for a good result today, but he has to be content with 7th (+40" ).
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The Swedish champ i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/rse.png Lindgren is 3 seconds faster and takes a provisional 5th spot (+37" ) behind a surpisingly fast Brazilian in i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/bon.png Oyakaua, who equals i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/flg.png Horgan's time but gets the nod by split seconds.
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Possibly the only rider left to challenge Stannard for the win on a good day takes the first turn now, i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/ttt.png Michiel Elijzen certainly should be motivated here.
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He cannot fully live up to the expectations though and even is 6 seconds slower than i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/vtb.png Schär. Only third place for the Dutch specialist today (+30" ).

Meanwhile, i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/ano.png Hochmann gives us the first indication of what time loss sprinters will have to live with today. He scores a respectable 28th place so far, but is already 1'36" down on i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/tas.png Stannard.
Definitely too much for him to challenge, but there are a few sprinters present that possess stronger TT abilities and should be able to take more bonus seconds.


The Cyprian champ i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/pbn.png Athanasiades sports a beatiful NC today, and there is another reason to show his performance for the broadcaster: He overperforms massively!
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It is s.t. as i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/ttt.png Elijzen, only 30 seconds behind i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/tas.png Stannard, but the officials rule him lower than the TomTom leader. Nevertheless, a great ride by the PCT rider.
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/boi.pngTimothy Gudsell finishes right behind and it has to be assumed that there was a slight change in wind direction this afternoon as he is the fastest Kiwi clocking a good 27'39" which is enough for 6th so far, ahead of riders like i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/lin.png Renäng or i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/spr.png Zoidl who are already done showering.



Now is the moment every manager of a decent TTer feared today, i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/flg.png Cam Meyer looks really determinated leaving the start.
He is by quite a bit the best against the clock from the batch of sprinters present, and looking at the time gaps, possibly the only one able to overcome the deficit from today in the coming days.
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And he does deliver today!
The board shows 27'35", one second off the podium. 31 seconds to i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/tas.png Stannard is certainly possible to claw back if i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/flg.png Meyer performs in the sprints.


With everyone on the course now, there are only sprinters left as the DS of all teams decided to let them ride last today.
Noone does particularly impress, though i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/spr.png Awang goes best of the rest in terms of sprinters 1'13" slower than i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/tas.png Stannard.
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That is still more than 3 stage wins away from overall victory for the Malaysian and already more than two behind i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/flg.png Meyer.


To conclude the day, i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/tas.png Stannard takes a rather easy win followed by quite some surprises in i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/vtb.png Schär being faster than a slightly disappointing i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/ttt.png Elijzen and the rider of the day i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/pbn.png Athanadiades to take second, i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/flg.png Cam Meyer's impressive ride leaves him with the favourite role for the overall though now that Stannard can most probably only hope for favourable splits or a successful late attack to gain time on anyone.



Stage
1Ian StannardTeam ASDA-Savers27'04
2Michael SchärTeam Vontobel+ 24
3Michiel ElijzenTeam TomTom+ 30
4Marios AthanasiadesPrivatbank - Nemiroff Professional Cycling Teams.t.
5Cameron MeyerFletcher - Garneau+ 31
6Gert JoeaarEvonik - Signal Iduna+ 34
7Timothy GudsellBank of Ireland - Irish Cycling+ 35
8Viktor RenängTeam Live Nation+ 37
9Johan LindgrenRisa - Ergon+ 38
10Zachary BellFletcher - Garneau+ 39
11Patrick OyakauaBonsucro+ 40
12King Lok CheungCompal-Meridas.t.
13Riccardo ZoidlSauber Petronas Racing+ 41
14Sam HorganFletcher - Garneaus.t.
15Claudio ImhofTeam Vontobel+ 42
16Nicolas RousseauIn-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan+ 46
17Ken Sebastian VassdålRisa - Ergons.t.
18Rasmus SteroboRisa - Ergon+ 47
19Adrian LaidlerBank of Ireland - Irish Cycling+ 49
20Curtis DeardenFletcher - Garneaus.t.
21Martin VelitsTeam Ameriabank-Novatek+ 50
22Jan BartaTeam Ameriabank-Novatek+ 51
23Antoine MatteauIn-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchans.t.
24Sam HarrisonBank of Ireland - Irish Cycling+ 52
25Jussi VeikkanenTeam Live Nation+ 55
26Matteo MontagutiTeam Vontobel+ 57
27Krister HagenRisa - Ergons.t.
28Joseph CooperRisa - Ergon+ 58
29Matthew BrammeierTeam ASDA-Savers+ 59
30William Germán Rodríguez ParraAlpina - Avianca+ 1'02
31Cornelius Van OoijenTeam TomTom+ 1'04
32Cyril LemoineIn-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchans.t.
33Neil Van der PloegEddie Stobart Pro Cycling+ 1'08
34Russell HamptonTeam ASDA-Savers+ 1'10
35Azizulhasni AwangSauber Petronas Racing+ 1'13
36Indulis BekmanisTeam TomTom+ 1'15
37Paul Van der PloegEddie Stobart Pro Cycling+ 1'16
38Po Hung WuCompal-Merida+ 1'21
39Alex WohlerPrivatbank - Nemiroff Professional Cycling Team+ 1'22
40Juan Pablo ForeroAlpina - Aviancas.t.
41Danny Van PoppelTeam Hornbach+ 1'24
42Michael VingerlingTeam TomToms.t.
43Murilo AffonsoAlpina - Avianca+ 1'25
44Christian KneesTeam Hornbach+ 1'26
45Marco BrusTeam TomTom+ 1'27
46Gabriel ChavanneSauber Petronas Racing+ 1'28
47Ryan MullenBank of Ireland - Irish Cycling+ 1'29
48Jorge Adelbo Soto PereiraBonsucro+ 1'34
49Eloy TeruelEvonik - Signal Idunas.t.
50Benoît SinnerIn-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan+ 1'35
51Jíri HochmannTeam Ameriabank-Novatek+ 1'37
52Mirko LorenzettoTeam Hornbach+ 1'38
53Raphael AddyTeam Vontobel+ 1'39
54Mark RenshawEddie Stobart Pro Cycling+ 1'42
55Shaquille SinclairPrivatbank - Nemiroff Professional Cycling Team+ 1'43
56Carlos OyarzunBonsucro+ 1'44
57Dylan GroenewegenTeam Hornbachs.t.
58Linus DahlbergTeam Live Nation+ 1'45
59Clinton AveryTeam ASDA-Saverss.t.
60Aleksandr SerebriakovTeam Ameriabank-Novateks.t.
61Alexander KristoffRisa - Ergon+ 1'46
62Alexander EdmondsonEvonik - Signal Iduna+ 1'47
63Matt RoweTeam ASDA-Saverss.t.
64David VeilleuxAzteca - NBCSN+ 1'48
65Sergey NikolaevPrivatbank - Nemiroff Professional Cycling Team+ 1'51
66Martin KohlerTeam Vontobels.t.
67Mattias WestlingTeam Live Nations.t.
68Juan José HaedoAzteca - NBCSNs.t.
69Oleksandr PolivodaPrivatbank - Nemiroff Professional Cycling Teams.t.
70Eugert ZhupaTeam Hornbach+ 1'53
71Kin-San WuCompal-Meridas.t.
72Armindo FonsecaTeam Vontobel+ 1'54
73Michael MatthewsRisa - Ergon+ 1'58
74Cedric LebrisTeam TomTom+ 1'59
75Graham BriggsEddie Stobart Pro Cyclings.t.
76Peter HawkinsBank of Ireland - Irish Cycling+ 2'01
77Mihran AvetisyanTeam Ameriabank-Novatek+ 2'02
78Jonathan MillanAzteca - NBCSN+ 2'04
79Alexandre AulasIn-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan+ 2'05
80Mihkel RäimTeam Ameriabank-Novateks.t.
81Diego Antonio OchoaAlpina - Aviancas.t.
82Adam Petrie-ArmstrongBank of Ireland - Irish Cycling+ 2'06
83Evgeni PopovTeam Ameriabank-Novatek+ 2'07
84Arnaud GrandEvonik - Signal Iduna+ 2'08
85Carlos Henrique CancellaraAlpina - Avianca+ 2'09
86Stéphane PoulhièsTeam Vontobel+ 2'10
87Essa KhalifaTeam Live Nations.t.
88Lluis MasBonsucro+ 2'11
89Sebastian HenaoAlpina - Avianca+ 2'13
90Ivor BruinControl Team+ 2'14
91Juan Pablo MagallanesAzteca - NBCSN+ 2'16
92Juan Esteban ArangoAlpina - Avianca+ 2'17
93Nathan EarleEddie Stobart Pro Cycling+ 2'18
94Philip LindauTeam Live Nation+ 2'21
95Thomas MurrayTeam ASDA-Savers+ 2'22
96Chan Jae JangCompal-Meridas.t.
97Wen Chung HuangCompal-Merida+ 2'24
98Joshua EdmondsonEddie Stobart Pro Cyclings.t.
99Luis Angel MateTeam TomToms.t.
100Volodymyr GomenyukPrivatbank - Nemiroff Professional Cycling Team+ 2'27
101Ethan KimminceFletcher - Garneau+ 2'28
102Yu TakenouchiTeam ASDA-Saverss.t.
103Jimmy PranataSauber Petronas Racings.t.
104Mahdi SohrabiCompal-Merida+ 2'30
105Andris VosekalnsEvonik - Signal Idunas.t.
106Phil BauhausEvonik - Signal Iduna+ 2'31
107Damion DrapacBank of Ireland - Irish Cyclings.t.
108Nandra Eko WahyudiSauber Petronas Racing+ 2'32
109Bruno BorgesBonsucro+ 2'33
110Jean-Lou PaianiIn-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan+ 2'35
111Dainius KairelisControl Team+ 2'36
112Marco HallerFletcher - Garneau+ 2'38
113Matej MohoricTeam Hornbach+ 2'39
114Yohann GeneAzteca - NBCSNs.t.
115Carlos Alexandre ManarelliBonsucro+ 2'41
116Geert Van der SandenTeam Hornbach+ 2'43
117Dries BeatseIn-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan+ 2'45
118Willian AraujoBonsucro+ 2'48
119Willi WillwohlEvonik - Signal Iduna+ 2'49
120Alireza AshgarzadehSauber Petronas Racing+ 2'53
121Kyriakos SkettosPrivatbank - Nemiroff Professional Cycling Team+ 2'54
122Dan McLayFletcher - Garneau+ 3'02
123Vahid GhafariCompal-Meridas.t.
124Marcos CrespoAzteca - NBCSN+ 3'05
125Rasim ReisTeam Live Nation+ 3'06
126César VaqueraAzteca - NBCSN+ 3'20
127Mohammed Zamri SallehSauber Petronas Racing+ 3'21
128Lachlan NorrisEddie Stobart Pro Cycling+ 3'25
129Tomasz ZywerControl Team+ 4'36




GC
1Ian StannardTeam ASDA-Savers27'04
2Michael SchärTeam Vontobel+ 24
3Michiel ElijzenTeam TomTom+ 30
4Marios AthanasiadesPrivatbank - Nemiroff Professional Cycling Teams.t.
5Cameron MeyerFletcher - Garneau+ 31
6Gert JoeaarEvonik - Signal Iduna+ 34
7Timothy GudsellBank of Ireland - Irish Cycling+ 35
8Viktor RenängTeam Live Nation+ 37
9Johan LindgrenRisa - Ergon+ 38
10Zachary BellFletcher - Garneau+ 39
11Patrick OyakauaBonsucro+ 40
12King Lok CheungCompal-Meridas.t.
13Riccardo ZoidlSauber Petronas Racing+ 41
14Sam HorganFletcher - Garneaus.t.
15Claudio ImhofTeam Vontobel+ 42
16Nicolas RousseauIn-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan+ 46
17Ken Sebastian VassdålRisa - Ergons.t.
18Rasmus SteroboRisa - Ergon+ 47
19Adrian LaidlerBank of Ireland - Irish Cycling+ 49
20Curtis DeardenFletcher - Garneaus.t.
21Martin VelitsTeam Ameriabank-Novatek+ 50
22Jan BartaTeam Ameriabank-Novatek+ 51
23Antoine MatteauIn-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchans.t.
24Sam HarrisonBank of Ireland - Irish Cycling+ 52
25Jussi VeikkanenTeam Live Nation+ 55
26Matteo MontagutiTeam Vontobel+ 57
27Krister HagenRisa - Ergons.t.
28Joseph CooperRisa - Ergon+ 58
29Matthew BrammeierTeam ASDA-Savers+ 59
30William Germán Rodríguez ParraAlpina - Avianca+ 1'02
31Cornelius Van OoijenTeam TomTom+ 1'04
32Cyril LemoineIn-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchans.t.
33Neil Van der PloegEddie Stobart Pro Cycling+ 1'08
34Russell HamptonTeam ASDA-Savers+ 1'10
35Azizulhasni AwangSauber Petronas Racing+ 1'13
36Indulis BekmanisTeam TomTom+ 1'15
37Paul Van der PloegEddie Stobart Pro Cycling+ 1'16
38Po Hung WuCompal-Merida+ 1'21
39Alex WohlerPrivatbank - Nemiroff Professional Cycling Team+ 1'22
40Juan Pablo ForeroAlpina - Aviancas.t.
41Danny Van PoppelTeam Hornbach+ 1'24
42Michael VingerlingTeam TomToms.t.
43Murilo AffonsoAlpina - Avianca+ 1'25
44Christian KneesTeam Hornbach+ 1'26
45Marco BrusTeam TomTom+ 1'27
46Gabriel ChavanneSauber Petronas Racing+ 1'28
47Ryan MullenBank of Ireland - Irish Cycling+ 1'29
48Jorge Adelbo Soto PereiraBonsucro+ 1'34
49Eloy TeruelEvonik - Signal Idunas.t.
50Benoît SinnerIn-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan+ 1'35
51Jíri HochmannTeam Ameriabank-Novatek+ 1'37
52Mirko LorenzettoTeam Hornbach+ 1'38
53Raphael AddyTeam Vontobel+ 1'39
54Mark RenshawEddie Stobart Pro Cycling+ 1'42
55Shaquille SinclairPrivatbank - Nemiroff Professional Cycling Team+ 1'43
56Carlos OyarzunBonsucro+ 1'44
57Dylan GroenewegenTeam Hornbachs.t.
58Linus DahlbergTeam Live Nation+ 1'45
59Clinton AveryTeam ASDA-Saverss.t.
60Aleksandr SerebriakovTeam Ameriabank-Novateks.t.
61Alexander KristoffRisa - Ergon+ 1'46
62Alexander EdmondsonEvonik - Signal Iduna+ 1'47
63Matt RoweTeam ASDA-Saverss.t.
64David VeilleuxAzteca - NBCSN+ 1'48
65Sergey NikolaevPrivatbank - Nemiroff Professional Cycling Team+ 1'51
66Martin KohlerTeam Vontobels.t.
67Mattias WestlingTeam Live Nations.t.
68Juan José HaedoAzteca - NBCSNs.t.
69Oleksandr PolivodaPrivatbank - Nemiroff Professional Cycling Teams.t.
70Eugert ZhupaTeam Hornbach+ 1'53
71Kin-San WuCompal-Meridas.t.
72Armindo FonsecaTeam Vontobel+ 1'54
73Michael MatthewsRisa - Ergon+ 1'58
74Cedric LebrisTeam TomTom+ 1'59
75Graham BriggsEddie Stobart Pro Cyclings.t.
76Peter HawkinsBank of Ireland - Irish Cycling+ 2'01
77Mihran AvetisyanTeam Ameriabank-Novatek+ 2'02
78Jonathan MillanAzteca - NBCSN+ 2'04
79Alexandre AulasIn-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan+ 2'05
80Mihkel RäimTeam Ameriabank-Novateks.t.
81Diego Antonio OchoaAlpina - Aviancas.t.
82Adam Petrie-ArmstrongBank of Ireland - Irish Cycling+ 2'06
83Evgeni PopovTeam Ameriabank-Novatek+ 2'07
84Arnaud GrandEvonik - Signal Iduna+ 2'08
85Carlos Henrique CancellaraAlpina - Avianca+ 2'09
86Stéphane PoulhièsTeam Vontobel+ 2'10
87Essa KhalifaTeam Live Nations.t.
88Lluis MasBonsucro+ 2'11
89Sebastian HenaoAlpina - Avianca+ 2'13
90Ivor BruinControl Team+ 2'14
91Juan Pablo MagallanesAzteca - NBCSN+ 2'16
92Juan Esteban ArangoAlpina - Avianca+ 2'17
93Nathan EarleEddie Stobart Pro Cycling+ 2'18
94Philip LindauTeam Live Nation+ 2'21
95Thomas MurrayTeam ASDA-Savers+ 2'22
96Chan Jae JangCompal-Meridas.t.
97Wen Chung HuangCompal-Merida+ 2'24
98Joshua EdmondsonEddie Stobart Pro Cyclings.t.
99Luis Angel MateTeam TomToms.t.
100Volodymyr GomenyukPrivatbank - Nemiroff Professional Cycling Team+ 2'27
101Ethan KimminceFletcher - Garneau+ 2'28
102Yu TakenouchiTeam ASDA-Saverss.t.
103Jimmy PranataSauber Petronas Racings.t.
104Mahdi SohrabiCompal-Merida+ 2'30
105Andris VosekalnsEvonik - Signal Idunas.t.
106Phil BauhausEvonik - Signal Iduna+ 2'31
107Damion DrapacBank of Ireland - Irish Cyclings.t.
108Nandra Eko WahyudiSauber Petronas Racing+ 2'32
109Bruno BorgesBonsucro+ 2'33
110Jean-Lou PaianiIn-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan+ 2'35
111Dainius KairelisControl Team+ 2'36
112Marco HallerFletcher - Garneau+ 2'38
113Matej MohoricTeam Hornbach+ 2'39
114Yohann GeneAzteca - NBCSNs.t.
115Carlos Alexandre ManarelliBonsucro+ 2'41
116Geert Van der SandenTeam Hornbach+ 2'43
117Dries BeatseIn-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan+ 2'45
118Willian AraujoBonsucro+ 2'48
119Willi WillwohlEvonik - Signal Iduna+ 2'49
120Alireza AshgarzadehSauber Petronas Racing+ 2'53
121Kyriakos SkettosPrivatbank - Nemiroff Professional Cycling Team+ 2'54
122Dan McLayFletcher - Garneau+ 3'02
123Vahid GhafariCompal-Meridas.t.
124Marcos CrespoAzteca - NBCSN+ 3'05
125Rasim ReisTeam Live Nation+ 3'06
126César VaqueraAzteca - NBCSN+ 3'20
127Mohammed Zamri SallehSauber Petronas Racing+ 3'21
128Lachlan NorrisEddie Stobart Pro Cycling+ 3'25
129Tomasz ZywerControl Team+ 4'36




Points
1Ian StannardTeam ASDA-Savers25
2Michael SchärTeam Vontobel20
3Michiel ElijzenTeam TomTom16
4Marios AthanasiadesPrivatbank - Nemiroff Professional Cycling Team14
5Cameron MeyerFletcher - Garneau12
6Gert JoeaarEvonik - Signal Iduna10
7Timothy GudsellBank of Ireland - Irish Cycling9
8Viktor RenängTeam Live Nation8
9Johan LindgrenRisa - Ergon7
10Zachary BellFletcher - Garneau6
11Patrick OyakauaBonsucro5
12King Lok CheungCompal-Merida4
13Riccardo ZoidlSauber Petronas Racing3
14Sam HorganFletcher - Garneau2
15Claudio ImhofTeam Vontobel1




Young riders
1Cameron MeyerFletcher - Garneau27'35
2Patrick OyakauaBonsucro+ 9
3King Lok CheungCompal-Meridas.t.
4Riccardo ZoidlSauber Petronas Racing+ 10
5Claudio ImhofTeam Vontobel+ 11
6Ken Sebastian VassdålRisa - Ergon+ 15
7Rasmus SteroboRisa - Ergon+ 16
8Antoine MatteauIn-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan+ 20
9Sam HarrisonBank of Ireland - Irish Cycling+ 21
10Krister HagenRisa - Ergon+ 26




Teams
1Fletcher - Garneau1h23'03
2Team Vontobel+ 12
3Team ASDA-Savers+ 18
4Risa - Ergon+ 20
5Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling+ 25
6In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan+ 50
7Team TomTom+ 58
8Team Live Nation+ 1'26
9Team Ameriabank-Novatek+ 1'27
10Sauber Petronas Racing+ 1'31
11Privatbank - Nemiroff Professional Cycling Team+ 1'44
12Alpina - Avianca+ 1'58
13Compal-Merida+ 2'03
14Evonik - Signal Iduna+ 2'04
15Bonsucro+ 2'07
16Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling+ 2'15
17Team Hornbach+ 2'37
18Azteca - NBCSN+ 3'52
 
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