Sorry Guys, I probably ought to mention that the rest day will be from now until Sunday, As I'm away for the rest of the week, apologies that i've slowed down a bit, it's got a bit hectic between one thing and tuther recently
Today see's the first .HC climb of the race, the 17.4km 7.4% average, Col Du Gran Colombier. Just 13km after it's completin, the riders follow up with the second category ascent, of the 7.2km 5% average Col du Richemond. From there it's noses downhill all the way to the final kilometre, which see's teh days final difficulty, with a slightly uphill sprint for the line.
A day then, to sort out the real contenders, and the expectation is for a new Maillot Jaune before the day is out!
The Race
A name we've not heard much from so far here in the Underdog tour, started us off today, with Hoberg of Concordia leading the attacks, followed by several common suspects including De Poortere and Sybrandy.
Surprisingly however, De Rijke are clearly keen on a hard day today, despite the climbs to come, they keep the pace very high in the early stages, and it's difficult for the break to form.
Another attack takes place just before the intermediate sprint. They seem to have confused the sprinters, and only one of the guys in the Maillot Vert competition actually fights for some points. Jonas Ljungblad darts away for 7points, and because of the profile to come, becomes the new Maillot Vert, stealing the jersey back off Flahauts' Shoulders.
Eventually, we get a breakaway form, under the shadow of the Cote Du Corlier. Today sees one of our largest breaks to date, 8 men construed of: Fognini(WiT); Averin(A&V); Howson(Jayco); Vermeer(Nutrixxion); Lalouette(RLM); Semple(Drapac); Vorobyev(Itera) and Bichot(Veranda's).
It's the Ukrainian riding for Amore and Vita, Averin, who wins the first KotM sprint, beating Howson and Vorobyev on the line.
Behind them, the pace has been kept steady, with the break holding a gap of about 8minutes. As they reach the base of the Gran Colombier, so De Rijke and Competitive Cyclist begin to come forwards, and the pace starts to rise, instantly putting some riders into trouble on the slopes.
It's no surprise, after 7km of climbing, the first major fracture appears in the peloton, 62 riders simply not able to match the pace. The gap has fallen to around 7minutes at this point, but the team of Competitive Cyclist are really hammering out a pace at the front in an effort to break it up.
With 7km to the summit we see the first move from a GC guy. Both D'Olivier and Stevenson have made their way to the front of the peloton, and take over the pace setting themselves...
Before with 5.5km to go, D'Olivier's team mate, Marc Goos goes on the attack. After a reasonable first week he finds himself just 1'18 behind in the GC, this is a good opportunity to gain some time if he can make the attack stick!
Certainly Grajales' team don't like the move, and have come right forwards to bring him back. The peloton itself is shrinking now, exactly what the Colombian will be hoping for as he desparately needs to regain some time after his drastic TT!
The gap is 3'45 as the break crest the summit of the Gran Colombier. Vermeer of Nutrixxion takes the 20 points to become virtual Polka-dot, he's followed over the summit by Lalouette and Vorobyev.
Meanwhile just slightly further down the slopes comes the news of trouble for the Maillot Jaune! He's hung onto the first group to within a 1000m of the summit, but he looks like he's pushing squares at the moment, really struggling to keep in touch with the peloton where he is all but team mate less!
Somehow he hangs on to the descent, and is kept inside the shrinking peloton at this point, meanwhile on the descent the group of Goos and Stevenson just off the front have opened there lead to 43" and caught the first of the breakaway men...
A fact which the GC guys aren't best pleased about, Grajales(CC) and Zanasca(WiT) are the first guys to go on the attack, their move comes just before the base of the days final climb, finishing just 18km before the line, with descent all the way to the finish. This move could quickly become very dangerous!
A second WiT rider Tamayo decides to follow the next batch of attacks, this time lead by team mate of the Maillot Blanc, Joe Dombrowski. Surprisingly Craddock himself has no response, instead staying in the group of the Maillot Jaune, Huub Duyn.
Still with a gap of 1'48, the breakaway reach the summit of the final climb, again with Vermeer collecting maximum points. The attention now turns to the stage win, can they hang on vs the favourites and chasers behind?
The group of favourites (minus Craddock) has really powered away over the final kilometres of the climb, and then blistered down the descent. the on road timings are as follows with 10km remaining:
E1------->Group Favourites(50"-------->Group Jerseys(3'11)
7km to go... The break is caught thanks to a slaving Tamayo. WiT are the only team here with 2 guys, and they make perfect use of it, closing the gap. Vrecer went solo downhill from the peloton, and is now just 52" back.
3000m... As the road begans to tilt back upwards again for the final time, Grajales begins to crank it up once more, the guys are starting to crack into 2 groups once again, though Vrecer has managed to close the gap, his time losses will be minimal if anything today now, thanks to a brilliant piece of downhilling!
With 1km to go it's Dombrowski on the front, he's got Zanasca behind him, followed by Goos and Grajales, todays given us an interesting insight into the climbers, now it's time to see which of them has most left for a kick to finish!
For the 3rd time this race, Joe Dombrowski can take the stage win! he powers through the final few hundred metres to take a convincing stage win once more! The group split in the final few hundred metres, and some of the favourites were caught out, finishing with a 23" gap!
Much as suspected, when the mountains got really tough, Duyn didn't have the climbing ability and loses 3'46 today. However, he surely knew this day was coming, and the biggest loser of the stage is without doubt, Lawson Craddock, who missed the move and also seems to put an end to his GC ambitions, it shows how one mistake can be so costly on this stage!
Results - Stage
1
Joseph Dombrowski
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
5h49'35
2
Luca Zanasca
Team WIT
s.t.
3
Cesar Grajales
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
s.t.
4
Jaroslaw Dabrowski
Amore & Vita
s.t.
5
Marc Goos
Rabobank Continental Team
s.t.
6
Diego Tamayo
Team WIT
s.t.
7
Michael Stevenson
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 23
8
Luis Alberto Romero
Jamis - Sutter Home
s.t.
9
Tom Vermeer
Nutrixxion Abus
s.t.
10
Anton Vorobyev
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
Spoiler
11
Robert Vrecer
Team Vorarlberg
s.t.
12
Adam Semple
Drapac Professional Cycling
s.t.
13
Kevin Lalouette
Roubaix Lille Métropole
s.t.
14
Maksym Averin
Amore & Vita
s.t.
15
Freddy Bichot
Veranda Rideau - Super U
s.t.
16
Fausto Fognini
Team WIT
s.t.
17
Dan Craven
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 1'04
18
Matthias Bertling
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
+ 2'22
19
Christian Poos
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
20
Kevin Denis
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 3'46
21
Darren Lapthorne
Drapac Professional Cycling
s.t.
22
Thomas Rabou
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
s.t.
23
Huub Duyn
Cyclingteam De Rijke
s.t.
24
Tommy Nankervis
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
s.t.
25
Chad Beyer
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
s.t.
26
Daan Olivier
Rabobank Continental Team
s.t.
27
Alexander Gottfried
Nutrixxion Abus
s.t.
28
Adam Phelan
Drapac Professional Cycling
s.t.
29
Stuart Shaw
Drapac Professional Cycling
s.t.
30
Dirk Müller
Nutrixxion Abus
s.t.
31
Robert Retschke
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
32
Gavin Mannion
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
s.t.
33
Lars Andersson
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
s.t.
34
Joshua Atkins
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
s.t.
35
Guillaume Malle
Veranda Rideau - Super U
s.t.
36
Jeroen Boelen
Cyclingteam De Rijke
s.t.
37
Lawson Craddock
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
s.t.
38
Josef Benetseder
Team Vorarlberg
s.t.
39
Nick Van der Lijke
Rabobank Continental Team
s.t.
40
Sergey Rudaskov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
41
Moreno Hofland
Rabobank Continental Team
s.t.
42
Steven Lampier
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 4'36
43
Tyler Wren
Jamis - Sutter Home
s.t.
44
Gabriele Pizzaballa
Team WIT
s.t.
45
Simone Boifava
Team Idea
s.t.
46
Sergey Chernetskiy
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
47
James Driscoll
Jamis - Sutter Home
s.t.
48
Damien Howson
Team Jayco - AIS
s.t.
49
Florian Bissinger
Team Vorarlberg
+ 5'57
50
Bradley Gehrig
Jamis - Sutter Home
s.t.
51
Nikola Aistrup
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 6'43
52
David Williams
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
s.t.
53
Wouter Sybrandy
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 6'55
54
Sascha Weber
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
55
Juan Tamayo
Team WIT
s.t.
56
Sebastian Körber
Nutrixxion Abus
s.t.
57
José Fernando Antogna
Jamis - Sutter Home
s.t.
58
Max Jenkins
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
s.t.
59
Christoph Pfingsten
Cyclingteam De Rijke
s.t.
60
Phil Grenfell
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
s.t.
61
Thomas Murray
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 8'15
62
Daniel Lloyd
Team IG - Sigma Sport
s.t.
63
Tom Last
Team IG - Sigma Sport
s.t.
64
Simon Richardson
Team IG - Sigma Sport
s.t.
65
Patrick Lane
Team Jayco - AIS
s.t.
66
Calvin Watson
Team Jayco - AIS
s.t.
67
Cristian Cominelli
Team Idea
s.t.
68
Jay McCarthy
Team Jayco - AIS
s.t.
69
Lachlan Norris
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 8'35
70
Cole House
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
+ 10'38
71
Andrey Solomennikov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
72
Patrik Moren
Amore & Vita
+ 11'46
73
Pavel Kochetkov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
74
Bernardo Colex
Amore & Vita
s.t.
75
Michael Olheiser
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
s.t.
76
Yovcho Yovchev
Amore & Vita
s.t.
77
Dion Beukeboom
Cyclingteam De Rijke
s.t.
78
Marc Reynès
Nutrixxion Abus
s.t.
79
Amir Rusli
Drapac Professional Cycling
s.t.
80
Vladislav Borisov
Amore & Vita
s.t.
81
Charles Avis
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
s.t.
82
Michal Olejnik
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 12'35
83
Oscar Riesebeek
Rabobank Continental Team
s.t.
84
Jasper Stuyven
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
s.t.
85
Johan Coenen
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
86
Alex Meenhorst
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
87
Viesturs Luksevics
Amore & Vita
s.t.
88
Vytautas Kaupas
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
89
Alexander Prishpetniy
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
90
Yanto Barker
UK Youth Cycling
s.t.
91
Florian Gaugl
Team Vorarlberg
s.t.
92
Andreas Hofer
Team Vorarlberg
s.t.
93
Marco Frapporti
Team Idea
s.t.
94
Morten Høberg
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
s.t.
95
Christoph Schweizer
Nutrixxion Abus
s.t.
96
Igor Boev
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
97
James Lowsley-Williams
UK Youth Cycling
s.t.
98
Nick Aitken
Team Jayco - AIS
s.t.
99
Ivar Slik
Rabobank Continental Team
s.t.
100
Michael Schweizer
Nutrixxion Abus
s.t.
101
Marino Palandri
Amore & Vita
s.t.
102
Rohan Dennis
Team Jayco - AIS
s.t.
103
Florian Monreal
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
104
Florian Le Corre
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 14'14
105
Nicola Dal Santo
Miche - Guerciotti
s.t.
106
Floris Goesinnen
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 14'45
107
Marc Hester
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
s.t.
108
Luca Barla
Team Idea
s.t.
109
Jonas Ljungblad
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
110
Remo Schuler
Team Vorarlberg
s.t.
111
Chris Opie
UK Youth Cycling
s.t.
112
Mats Boeve
Cyclingteam De Rijke
s.t.
113
Enrico Montanari
Team WIT
s.t.
114
Ruslan Karimov
Team Idea
s.t.
115
Ryan Eastman
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
s.t.
116
Wesley Kreder
Rabobank Continental Team
s.t.
117
Rick Ottema
Cyclingteam De Rijke
s.t.
118
Frank Dressler
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
119
David McGowan
UK Youth Cycling
s.t.
120
Julien Guay
Roubaix Lille Métropole
s.t.
121
Giuseppe De Maria
Team Idea
s.t.
122
Walt De Winter
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
s.t.
123
Morgan Kneisky
Roubaix Lille Métropole
s.t.
124
Kaspar Larsen
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
s.t.
125
Tyron Giorgieri
Team WIT
s.t.
126
James Oram
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
s.t.
127
Dylan Groenewegen
Cyclingteam De Rijke
s.t.
128
Michele Merlo
Team WIT
s.t.
129
Luca Dodi
Team Idea
s.t.
130
Remco Te Brake
Cyclingteam De Rijke
s.t.
131
Morten Øllegaard
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
s.t.
132
Giuseppe Di Salvo
Miche - Guerciotti
s.t.
133
René Weissinger
Team Vorarlberg
s.t.
134
Andreas Stauff
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
135
Alejandro Borrajo
Jamis - Sutter Home
s.t.
136
Magnus Bäckstedt
UK Youth Cycling
s.t.
137
Simon Gaywood
Team IG - Sigma Sport
s.t.
138
Benoit Jarrier
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 15'33
139
Fabien Schmidt
Roubaix Lille Métropole
s.t.
140
Greg Mansell
UK Youth Cycling
s.t.
141
Cristiano Fumagalli
Miche - Guerciotti
s.t.
142
Christofer Stevenson
UK Youth Cycling
s.t.
143
Aristide Ratti
Team Idea
s.t.
144
Enrico Franzoï
Miche - Guerciotti
s.t.
145
Justin Jules
Veranda Rideau - Super U
s.t.
146
Alessandro Malaguti
Miche - Guerciotti
s.t.
147
Leopoldo Rocchetti
Miche - Guerciotti
s.t.
148
Denis Flahaut
Roubaix Lille Métropole
s.t.
149
Yoeri Havik
Cyclingteam De Rijke
s.t.
150
Patrick Bercz
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
151
Maxime Le Montagner
Veranda Rideau - Super U
s.t.
152
James Stewart
UK Youth Cycling
s.t.
153
Gianluca Randazzo
Miche - Guerciotti
s.t.
154
Malcom Rudolph
Drapac Professional Cycling
s.t.
155
Gruff Lewis
UK Youth Cycling
s.t.
156
Maxim Pokidov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
157
Dylan Teuns
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
s.t.
158
Arnaud Molmy
Veranda Rideau - Super U
s.t.
159
Julian Hellmann
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
160
Jasper De Buyst
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
s.t.
161
Tom Thill
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
162
Brecht Ruyters
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
s.t.
163
Uri Martins
Amore & Vita
s.t.
164
Ingmar De Poortere
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
s.t.
165
Philip Nielsen
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
s.t.
166
Loïc Desriac
Roubaix Lille Métropole
s.t.
167
Anthony Colin
Roubaix Lille Métropole
s.t.
168
Bert Van Lerberghe
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
s.t.
169
Timothy Dupont
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
s.t.
170
Dylan Van Baarle
Rabobank Continental Team
s.t.
171
Benjamin Sydlik
Nutrixxion Abus
s.t.
172
Steven Burke
Team IG - Sigma Sport
s.t.
173
Kyle Wamsley
Jamis - Sutter Home
s.t.
174
Max Stahr
Nutrixxion Abus
s.t.
175
Patrick Konrad
Team Vorarlberg
+ 17'47
176
Rick Zabel
Rabobank Continental Team
s.t.
177
Andrea Palini
Team Idea
s.t.
178
Pierre Drancourt
Roubaix Lille Métropole
s.t.
179
Steve Schets
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
s.t.
180
Rhys Pollock
Drapac Professional Cycling
s.t.
181
Romain Matheou
Veranda Rideau - Super U
s.t.
182
Sebastian Balck
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
s.t.
183
Aníbal Borrajo
Jamis - Sutter Home
s.t.
184
Jackie Simes
Jamis - Sutter Home
s.t.
185
Kirill Baranov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
186
Aaron Donnelly
Team Jayco - AIS
+ 19'45
187
Michael Kurth
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
188
Joop De Gans
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
189
Michael Freiberg
Team Jayco - AIS
s.t.
190
Remco Broers
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
191
Joaquim Durant
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
s.t.
192
Garrit Broeders
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
s.t.
193
Stefan Ganser
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
194
Glenn O'Shea
Team Jayco - AIS
s.t.
195
Guillaume Bourgeois
Team Vorarlberg
s.t.
Results - General Classification
Todays performance see's Joe move into the leaders jersey for the first time, the question now, is can anyone challenge him!
1
Joseph Dombrowski
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
46h39'47
2
Michael Stevenson
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 36
3
Marc Goos
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 39
4
Robert Vrecer
Team Vorarlberg
+ 41
5
Luis Alberto Romero
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 52
6
Luca Zanasca
Team WIT
+ 1'02
7
Jaroslaw Dabrowski
Amore & Vita
+ 2'02
8
Cesar Grajales
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
+ 2'08
9
Dan Craven
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 2'12
10
Diego Tamayo
Team WIT
+ 2'41
Spoiler
11
Huub Duyn
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 3'07
12
Lawson Craddock
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 3'14
13
Chad Beyer
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
+ 4'08
14
Tommy Nankervis
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
+ 4'49
15
Dirk Müller
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 5'05
16
Sergey Rudaskov
Itera - Katusha
+ 5'07
17
Guillaume Malle
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 5'20
18
Thomas Rabou
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
+ 5'42
19
Robert Retschke
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
+ 5'43
20
Kevin Denis
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 5'54
21
Alexander Gottfried
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 6'33
22
Nick Van der Lijke
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 7'14
23
Joshua Atkins
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 7'19
24
Gavin Mannion
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 7'21
25
Darren Lapthorne
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 7'26
26
Nikola Aistrup
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 8'47
27
Lars Andersson
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 9'48
28
Freddy Bichot
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 10'08
29
Simon Richardson
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 10'25
30
Matthias Bertling
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
+ 10'27
31
Sergey Chernetskiy
Itera - Katusha
+ 10'40
32
Adam Phelan
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 10'42
33
Daan Olivier
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 10'43
34
James Driscoll
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 11'51
35
Moreno Hofland
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 11'56
36
Josef Benetseder
Team Vorarlberg
+ 12'12
37
David Williams
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
+ 12'56
38
Gabriele Pizzaballa
Team WIT
+ 13'18
39
Jay McCarthy
Team Jayco - AIS
+ 13'24
40
Maksym Averin
Amore & Vita
+ 14'22
41
Wouter Sybrandy
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 14'38
42
Tyler Wren
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 15'08
43
Jeroen Boelen
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 16'53
44
Ivar Slik
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 17'59
45
Fausto Fognini
Team WIT
+ 18'09
46
Thomas Murray
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 20'02
47
Anton Vorobyev
Itera - Katusha
+ 20'22
48
Christian Poos
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 20'36
49
Juan Tamayo
Team WIT
+ 20'50
50
Vladislav Borisov
Amore & Vita
+ 20'55
51
Kevin Lalouette
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 22'45
52
Simone Boifava
Team Idea
+ 22'54
53
Morten Høberg
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 23'15
54
Tom Vermeer
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 24'23
55
Yanto Barker
UK Youth Cycling
+ 24'31
56
Bradley Gehrig
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 25'14
57
Dylan Groenewegen
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 25'33
58
Michal Olejnik
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 26'22
59
Floris Goesinnen
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 27'12
60
Ryan Eastman
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 27'35
61
Charles Avis
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 29'17
62
Jasper Stuyven
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 29'34
63
Florian Bissinger
Team Vorarlberg
+ 29'40
64
Morten Øllegaard
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 30'04
65
Max Jenkins
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
+ 30'08
66
Andreas Hofer
Team Vorarlberg
+ 30'35
67
Cristian Cominelli
Team Idea
+ 31'45
68
Marc Hester
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 31'59
69
José Fernando Antogna
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 32'09
70
Kaspar Larsen
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 32'47
71
Steven Lampier
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 33'09
72
Andrey Solomennikov
Itera - Katusha
+ 33'16
73
Oscar Riesebeek
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 34'36
74
Sascha Weber
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 34'46
75
Calvin Watson
Team Jayco - AIS
+ 34'58
76
Rohan Dennis
Team Jayco - AIS
+ 35'50
77
Enrico Montanari
Team WIT
+ 36'00
78
Bernardo Colex
Amore & Vita
+ 36'26
79
Vytautas Kaupas
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 36'46
80
Enrico Franzoï
Miche - Guerciotti
+ 36'56
81
Florian Monreal
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
+ 37'14
82
Adam Semple
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 37'36
83
Johan Coenen
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 37'58
84
Sebastian Körber
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 38'17
85
Sebastian Balck
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 38'58
86
Marc Reynès
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 39'31
87
Igor Boev
Itera - Katusha
+ 39'35
88
Dion Beukeboom
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 40'36
89
Patrick Konrad
Team Vorarlberg
+ 40'44
90
Jasper De Buyst
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 41'16
91
Patrick Lane
Team Jayco - AIS
+ 41'19
92
Florian Le Corre
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 41'36
93
Alessandro Malaguti
Miche - Guerciotti
+ 41'59
94
Phil Grenfell
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
+ 42'10
95
Nicola Dal Santo
Miche - Guerciotti
+ 42'24
96
Michael Schweizer
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 42'39
97
James Oram
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 42'53
98
Pavel Kochetkov
Itera - Katusha
+ 43'16
99
Leopoldo Rocchetti
Miche - Guerciotti
+ 44'37
100
Amir Rusli
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 44'41
101
Yovcho Yovchev
Amore & Vita
+ 44'57
102
Michael Olheiser
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
+ 45'28
103
Daniel Lloyd
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 45'40
104
Luca Barla
Team Idea
+ 46'07
105
Viesturs Luksevics
Amore & Vita
+ 47'07
106
Nick Aitken
Team Jayco - AIS
+ 47'49
107
Stuart Shaw
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 48'40
108
Wesley Kreder
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 48'56
109
Christoph Schweizer
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 49'02
110
Gianluca Randazzo
Miche - Guerciotti
+ 50'56
111
Marino Palandri
Amore & Vita
+ 51'32
112
Christoph Pfingsten
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 52'41
113
Rick Ottema
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 52'48
114
Tom Last
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 52'51
115
Ruslan Karimov
Team Idea
+ 53'14
116
Damien Howson
Team Jayco - AIS
+ 53'43
117
Kyle Wamsley
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 54'05
118
Alexander Prishpetniy
Itera - Katusha
+ 55'16
119
Lachlan Norris
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 55'17
120
Giuseppe De Maria
Team Idea
+ 55'50
121
Cole House
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
+ 56'39
122
Jonas Ljungblad
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 56'47
123
Aníbal Borrajo
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 57'22
124
Patrick Bercz
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
+ 57'41
125
Mats Boeve
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 58'02
126
Frank Dressler
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 58'34
127
Cristiano Fumagalli
Miche - Guerciotti
+ 58'57
128
Pierre Drancourt
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 59'05
129
Alex Meenhorst
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 59'09
130
Philip Nielsen
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 1h00'14
131
Fabien Schmidt
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 1h00'32
132
Dylan Teuns
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
+ 1h00'38
133
Giuseppe Di Salvo
Miche - Guerciotti
+ 1h00'40
134
Marco Frapporti
Team Idea
+ 1h01'37
135
René Weissinger
Team Vorarlberg
+ 1h02'13
136
Michael Kurth
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
+ 1h02'28
137
Christofer Stevenson
UK Youth Cycling
+ 1h03'34
138
Julien Guay
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 1h04'32
139
Morgan Kneisky
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 1h04'38
140
Alejandro Borrajo
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 1h04'56
141
Luca Dodi
Team Idea
+ 1h05'18
142
Remo Schuler
Team Vorarlberg
+ 1h05'40
143
Stefan Ganser
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
144
Arnaud Molmy
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 1h06'47
145
Uri Martins
Amore & Vita
+ 1h06'48
146
Chris Opie
UK Youth Cycling
+ 1h07'49
147
James Stewart
UK Youth Cycling
+ 1h08'24
148
Simon Gaywood
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 1h09'12
149
Aristide Ratti
Team Idea
+ 1h09'47
150
Remco Broers
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 1h09'58
151
Walt De Winter
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
+ 1h10'53
152
Benoit Jarrier
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 1h11'10
153
Florian Gaugl
Team Vorarlberg
+ 1h11'33
154
Anthony Colin
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 1h11'34
155
Andreas Stauff
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
+ 1h11'35
156
Magnus Bäckstedt
UK Youth Cycling
+ 1h11'45
157
James Lowsley-Williams
UK Youth Cycling
+ 1h12'09
158
Tyron Giorgieri
Team WIT
+ 1h12'18
159
Andrea Palini
Team Idea
+ 1h12'29
160
Rick Zabel
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 1h12'38
161
Max Stahr
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 1h13'05
162
Dylan Van Baarle
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 1h13'28
163
Michele Merlo
Team WIT
+ 1h13'33
164
Brecht Ruyters
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
+ 1h14'01
165
Yoeri Havik
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 1h14'05
166
Ingmar De Poortere
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
+ 1h14'14
167
Denis Flahaut
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 1h14'15
168
Justin Jules
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 1h15'22
169
Jackie Simes
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 1h15'26
170
Benjamin Sydlik
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 1h15'29
171
Maxim Pokidov
Itera - Katusha
+ 1h16'00
172
David McGowan
UK Youth Cycling
+ 1h17'18
173
Rhys Pollock
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 1h17'20
174
Patrik Moren
Amore & Vita
+ 1h18'14
175
Kirill Baranov
Itera - Katusha
+ 1h18'16
176
Guillaume Bourgeois
Team Vorarlberg
+ 1h18'29
177
Glenn O'Shea
Team Jayco - AIS
+ 1h19'02
178
Loïc Desriac
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 1h19'33
179
Romain Matheou
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 1h19'46
180
Remco Te Brake
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 1h19'49
181
Malcom Rudolph
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 1h19'59
182
Tom Thill
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 1h20'00
183
Steven Burke
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 1h20'19
184
Steve Schets
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
+ 1h21'29
185
Maxime Le Montagner
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 1h22'32
186
Timothy Dupont
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
+ 1h23'06
187
Gruff Lewis
UK Youth Cycling
+ 1h23'12
188
Joaquim Durant
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
+ 1h23'18
189
Greg Mansell
UK Youth Cycling
+ 1h23'27
190
Bert Van Lerberghe
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
+ 1h25'17
191
Julian Hellmann
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
+ 1h25'39
192
Joop De Gans
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
+ 1h27'34
193
Garrit Broeders
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
+ 1h28'43
194
Aaron Donnelly
Team Jayco - AIS
+ 1h29'56
195
Michael Freiberg
Team Jayco - AIS
+ 1h43'33
Results - Points
The swede has been pro-active at every opportunity to grab points, it pays off now as he moves back into the Maillot Vert after todays difficult stage!
1
Jonas Ljungblad
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
195
2
Denis Flahaut
Roubaix Lille Métropole
187
3
Andreas Stauff
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
157
4
René Weissinger
Team Vorarlberg
143
5
Rick Zabel
Rabobank Continental Team
116
6
Huub Duyn
Cyclingteam De Rijke
97
7
Joseph Dombrowski
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
95
8
Michele Merlo
Team WIT
91
9
Dirk Müller
Nutrixxion Abus
86
10
Christian Poos
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
84
Spoiler
11
Cesar Grajales
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
74
12
Marco Frapporti
Team Idea
70
13
Kevin Denis
Veranda Rideau - Super U
68
14
Pavel Kochetkov
Itera - Katusha
62
15
Alejandro Borrajo
Jamis - Sutter Home
58
16
Romain Matheou
Veranda Rideau - Super U
54
17
Simon Gaywood
Team IG - Sigma Sport
53
18
Lawson Craddock
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
48
19
Alexander Gottfried
Nutrixxion Abus
43
20
Wouter Sybrandy
Team IG - Sigma Sport
43
21
Anton Vorobyev
Itera - Katusha
41
22
Michael Stevenson
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
40
23
Ivar Slik
Rabobank Continental Team
40
24
Kevin Lalouette
Roubaix Lille Métropole
39
25
Luca Zanasca
Team WIT
36
26
Dan Craven
Team IG - Sigma Sport
35
27
Josef Benetseder
Team Vorarlberg
35
28
Jaroslaw Dabrowski
Amore & Vita
34
29
Morten Øllegaard
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
34
30
Enrico Franzoï
Miche - Guerciotti
34
31
James Driscoll
Jamis - Sutter Home
32
32
Maksym Averin
Amore & Vita
32
33
Jasper Stuyven
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
32
34
Kyle Wamsley
Jamis - Sutter Home
32
35
Nikola Aistrup
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
31
36
Floris Goesinnen
Drapac Professional Cycling
30
37
Magnus Bäckstedt
UK Youth Cycling
30
38
Christofer Stevenson
UK Youth Cycling
29
39
Andreas Hofer
Team Vorarlberg
28
40
Yanto Barker
UK Youth Cycling
27
41
Andrey Solomennikov
Itera - Katusha
27
42
Dylan Teuns
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
27
43
Simone Boifava
Team Idea
26
44
Steven Lampier
Team IG - Sigma Sport
26
45
Philip Nielsen
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
26
46
Damien Howson
Team Jayco - AIS
26
47
Tommy Nankervis
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
25
48
Robert Vrecer
Team Vorarlberg
24
49
Luca Barla
Team Idea
24
50
Bert Van Lerberghe
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
24
51
Jay McCarthy
Team Jayco - AIS
23
52
Lars Andersson
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
20
53
Fausto Fognini
Team WIT
20
54
Tom Vermeer
Nutrixxion Abus
20
55
Benoit Jarrier
Veranda Rideau - Super U
20
56
Darren Lapthorne
Drapac Professional Cycling
18
57
Gavin Mannion
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
17
58
Matthias Bertling
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
17
59
Tyler Wren
Jamis - Sutter Home
17
60
Aristide Ratti
Team Idea
17
61
Luis Alberto Romero
Jamis - Sutter Home
16
62
Diego Tamayo
Team WIT
16
63
Robert Retschke
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
15
64
Nick Van der Lijke
Rabobank Continental Team
15
65
Thomas Murray
Team IG - Sigma Sport
15
66
Bernardo Colex
Amore & Vita
15
67
José Fernando Antogna
Jamis - Sutter Home
15
68
Marc Goos
Rabobank Continental Team
14
69
Marc Hester
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
14
70
Steve Schets
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
14
71
Joshua Atkins
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
13
72
Marc Reynès
Nutrixxion Abus
13
73
Ingmar De Poortere
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
13
74
Patrik Moren
Amore & Vita
13
75
Michal Olejnik
Veranda Rideau - Super U
11
76
Rohan Dennis
Team Jayco - AIS
11
77
Igor Boev
Itera - Katusha
11
78
Florian Le Corre
Roubaix Lille Métropole
11
79
Maxime Le Montagner
Veranda Rideau - Super U
11
80
Thomas Rabou
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
10
81
Patrick Lane
Team Jayco - AIS
10
82
Christoph Schweizer
Nutrixxion Abus
10
83
Jasper De Buyst
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
9
84
Patrick Bercz
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
9
85
Guillaume Malle
Veranda Rideau - Super U
8
86
Max Jenkins
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
8
87
Arnaud Molmy
Veranda Rideau - Super U
8
88
Sergey Rudaskov
Itera - Katusha
7
89
David Williams
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
7
90
Walt De Winter
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
7
91
Chad Beyer
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
6
92
Daan Olivier
Rabobank Continental Team
5
93
Vytautas Kaupas
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
5
94
Johan Coenen
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
5
95
Morten Høberg
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
4
96
Adam Semple
Drapac Professional Cycling
4
97
Cristiano Fumagalli
Miche - Guerciotti
4
98
Freddy Bichot
Veranda Rideau - Super U
3
99
Pierre Drancourt
Roubaix Lille Métropole
3
100
Luca Dodi
Team Idea
3
101
Remco Broers
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
2
102
Yoeri Havik
Cyclingteam De Rijke
2
103
Moreno Hofland
Rabobank Continental Team
1
104
Alessandro Malaguti
Miche - Guerciotti
1
105
Dion Beukeboom
Cyclingteam De Rijke
1
106
Alex Meenhorst
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
1
107
James Stewart
UK Youth Cycling
1
Results - King of the Mountains
Vermeer's active climbing today see's him move beyond the rest in the race for the Polka-Dot, after success on the Gran Colombier.
It was clear a few stages ago that Dombrowski would probably win the GC. I'm happy about Goos his 3th place in the GC of course
Craddock was bad though, finishing behind guys like Duyn(62MO if I'm right)
Great that you had time for a stage though
@All, Thankyou for the great support you've all been giving me, I'm now back in the world of PCM.Daily, so let's get this show, BACK ON THE ROADDD!
Where to start when considering todays stage! Without doubt; Stage 12 is the most difficult of the race, containing 7400m of climbing in just 144km! No sooner have the riders left the KM0, than they are faced with the days first challenge, the 25.3km 6.2% average Col de la Madelaine, awarding 25KotM points on the summit.
From their the riders descend through St Etienne, before arriving at the base of challenge 2, the 2067height meter ascent of the Croix De Fer, we could see a rider going long range from here, in a day which will likely shake up the GC yet again!
At that point the riders are just 2 climbs away from the finish line, first the Col Du Mollard, 5.7km at 6.8% (Though with sections as high as 13% in the early slopes) before the final climb, providing a summit finish at the ski station of La Touissuire, after 18km at 6.1%
A day then to separate the men from the boys, prepare for a major GC showdown...
The Race
Clearly un-phased by what was to come, Miche rider Franzoi attacks with the gun today. His team have had a quiet ride so far in the race, so perhaps this is an attempt to reclaim something from the race?
With just 1 man out in front, their were big points available 10km in at the int. Sprint. However it was uncontested surprisingly, meaning that Ljungblad maintains his lead for another day!
Frivolities aside, it was not long before the road start pitching uphill, Guay of Roubaix Lille Métropole came across the gap just before the climb, and the duo were joined by Jayco's Watson not long afterwards.
The pace was high from early right at the beginning of climb one, taking an immediate effect! 63men were split off the back of the peloton after just 6km of the Madelaine! It's looking like an exhausting day in the saddle today!
As the groups continued the ascent, a further 4 men tried to come across the gap. They were: Bichot (Veranda's); Lapthorne (Drapac); Retschke (Eddy Merckx Indeland) and Lowsley-Williams (UK Youth). As they made the catch the gap was confirmed at 3'20 back to the peloton.
It was 3 of these men who contested the first of the mountain sprints, Lapthorne of Drapac timed his sprint to perfection to take the full 25points, holding of UK Youth rider Lowsley-Williams on the line.
On the descent, Franzoi worked hard to set a blistering downhill pace, opening the gap to over 7minutes. However it cost them some break-members and just 4 men arrived at the base of the days biggest climb, to the Croix de Fer!
Surprisingly, it was the team of outsider Vrecer who set about making the pace hard on the days second climb. He's a strong climber so perhaps the team are trying to set him up for something? Either way it damaged the breaks advantage, bringing them back under the 4'30 mark.
Not that Lowsley-Williams was going to let that stop him on the days second and final .HC climb, this time he held off the Australian Lapthorne, to take the 25points available.
As the peloton moved onto the penultimate climb, the second category Col Du Mollard, Bontrager-Livestrong did start to take control, they held the gap steady at just over 4'30, enough to put several riders into trouble out the back...
Meanwhile it was the UK Youth rider Lowsley-Williams who collected a second victory, leaving both him and Lapthorne on 50 points a-piece! Vermeer will be handing over the KotM jersey after today it seems.
Still with 15km to go in the final climb, the first of the favourites goes on the attack! However, it's not as people were expecting Vrecer, but rather the Cuban Romero! Perhaps seeing the US flag on the side of the road, riled him into attacking Dombrowski!
With 13km to the line, and a 3'20 gap, the UK Youth rider has decided he's got more chance going alone. He starts to pull away from his companions,who can't mach his increased tempo!
Behind there's drama in the peloton, Grajales has gone on the attack 12km from the summit! Romero has a lead of 34" He desparately needs a Rasmussen-esque attack if he's in with any chance of overall victory, it looks like an all-or-nothing move by the climbing specialist, he's got a lot to do against a group!
7km to the line.. The break disintegrated and Romero has a 15" gap over Grajales. The peloton has exploded in the last 3km, and is down to just under 30men, most of the Bontrager team have also gone out the back, only Dombrowski, Craddock and Mannion remain after they tried to respond to the Colombians attack!
5km... Dombrowski is out of team mates and the duo are still out ahead, The peloton has cracked once again, now just 11 men remain. The two biggest casualties so far are 9th and 10th in the GC, Tamayo and Craven.
4km... Zanasca(5th) of WiT see's an opportunity as Stevenson(2nd) and Goos(3rd) both look to be struggling with the pace and attacks the remaining peloton, Dombrowski and Vrecer both counter the move, but still Romero maintains the gap to both Grajales and the chasers, he's looking really strong today!
1500m... Romero has actually increased the gap! He's got a 37" lead over Grajales and 1'02 back to the chasing group, If he maintains the gap, then today will see him move into the overall lead!
400m to go... Romero has the stage in the bag, and with it a sizeable gap! 500m behind him Dombrowski has closed the gap to the older Colombian, the question now however, is how much time can he close down in the last 1000m!
Incredible stage victory for the Cuban Romero! He moved away just 3km into the final climb, and no one was able to shut him down! The clock is ticking for Dombro now, what will the timer read? He can't lose more than 52" and retain the jersey...
54 Seconds! Romero is the new GC leader! a 2" advantage is enough to reward him with the Maillot Jaune into tomorrows stage! Grajales comes home in the same time, whilst Vrecer and Zanasca follow in 1'22" down on the stage winner.