A tough day awaits the riders here, 190km from Limoux to Foix. The temperatures are soaring at 32degrees which will add an extra difficulty to this already vicious stage.
The Race
A group of 7 riders have managed to get away to form this mornings breakaway. They are: Molmy(Verandas), De Maria(IDEA), Aistrup(Concordia), Phelan(Drapac), Schweizer(Nutrixxion), Kaupas(Differdange) and Aitken(Jayco)
A further 5 men join them just a kilometre later, Solomennikov(Itera), Schmidt(RLM), Palandri(Amore), Hofland(Rabobank) and De Winter(Jong Vlandaaren).
The group was to big for the pelotons liking, and on the first of the days ascents, the Cat 2 Col du Portel, it comes back together.
With 1.6km to go Lapthorne (Kotm 1st) sees his chance to take a genuine lead over rival Lowsley-Williams. He attacks in hop of collecting the 5points available on the summit.
However, a poorly timed jump costs him those points. Lalouette takes the full 5, and Dennis follows him through for 3, leaving The KotM having to settle for just 1 point.
Beyond the climb a group of 10 forms with a lead over 3minutes. The members are: Dennis(Jayco), Hofland(Rabobank), Monreal(EMI), Kaupas(Differdange), Averin(Amore), Lampier(IG), Lapthorne(Drapac), Vorobyev(Itera), Hoberg(Concordia) and Vermeer(Nutrixxion).
Nobody within the break contested the sprint, more focused on the days 2 major climbs which were about to start. The break at this point held 6'37 over the chasing peloton, lead by the team of GC leader, Romero.
with 69km to go and a gap of 7'46 it was starting to look good for the break, Lapthorne was towing up the climb and managing to stretch the gap, but will he have enough left for a sprint at the summit for the points?
Yes, with 1km to go the two aussies in the break go on the attack, the peloton seem to have almost given up, with 64km to ride the gap has stretcehd to 9minutes! Lapthorne manages to hold of rival Dennis at the summit, claiming the full 10points.
Suddenly panic seems to be spreading through the peloton. Lapthorne was only 12minutes behind when he started the day, and now threatening with a provisional top5!
41km to ride and the gap has grown further, now 11'33. The peloton simply isn't working today, and the 10men of the break look set to fight out the stage win today!
As the gap roles out to the crucial 12'50, Tom Vermeer makes the first attack for the Mountain points. Dennis again tries to follow but surprisingly no reaction from Lapthorne!
At barely more than a standstill, Vermeer leads the break over the summit of the Mur de Péguere. The gap is now 13'35, and the Australian Lapthorne is the new provisional leader!
At the top of the days final climb, a big split occurs in the peloton, only 42men make the front group. The biggest casualties are 15,16 and 21 in the GC.
20km to the line and victory is certain for the break, who hold 12'30 still. The run in from here is slightly downhill, and there are no more climbs on the stage.
15km... A trio from the break attacks, Vermeer, Hofland and Monreal.
10km... Vermeer goes again, however with 10km to ride he already appears to be being reigned in, it looks unlikely for the dutchman
4.3km... The trio give it one last go, will the shorter distance allow them to stay away?
2.5km... All back together once more and Dennis is leading out the sprint. They will gain 10minutes today, so Lapthorne seems to be looking at a top10 place!
1000m... The Aussies are leading out the sprint. Hoberg is on paper the groups fastest man and does seem well placed, but it depends on how much damage the mountains have done his legs.
300m... Hoberg is leading, Averin is coming around the outside of Lapthorne, in what looks like the fight for second place.
Hoberg gives Concordia the stage win, Lapthorne follows in second and Averin round out the podium, now onto the peloton behind them.
In the peloton sprint for 11th place, Maillot Jaune, Romero hangs on to beat Daniel Loyd from IG Sigma.
The 158km from Samatan to Pau should be a late gift for the sprinters in the Points race. That being said, the day goes up or down all day long, so a tough pace could be enough to distance some of the weaker hill climbers in the group, if there teams don't properly look after them.
Both Differdange and RLM clearly back there sprinters to survive, getting on the front early and making it hard for the guys attempting to get a break started...
After 30km a breakaway finally seemed to have gone clear, the 6 men involved were: De Maria(Idea), Le Montagner(Verandas), Sybrandy(IG-Sigma), Bercz(EMI) , Stevenson(UKYouth) and Teuns(Jong-Vlandaaren). A collection of pretty commonplace names for an Underdog Tour break!
3 teams seemed keen to marshal the pack today, GC leaders Jamis, along with Roubaix for Flahaut, and Differdange for Maillot Vert wearer, Jonas Ljungblad.
The break clearly had no interest in the sprint, in fact most were too busy collecting bottles from team cars to even notice there was a sprint! Never the less Sybrandy led the group over to collect the 800Euro bonus, leaving the Peloton to contest 7th place downwards.
Flahaut couldn't stop Vorarlberg sprinter Weissinger from taking 7th, but never the less, claws back another 3points on his swedish rival, bringing the gap to just 18points.
With 50km to go the chase was yet to truly start in earnest. The break were pegged at just under 5minutes, but the pace behind was if anything, beginning to slow!
And clearly Miche rider Franzoi agrees! His team have yet to do much this race, and with no contender for the mountains, perhaps this attack with the classics leader will give them that boost they need?
20km to go... Franzoi has nearly made the catch, but the group is almost visible now for the peloton just over 2minutes back, it looks set to be a tight finish!
14km... The break still has 2minutes, they could do this! Franzoi appears to have over estimated his ability to move across the 5minute gap solo, and seems unable to finish the job and make the catch. Meanwhile the sprinters teams still haven't picked up the pace, have they given the break too large a gap?
12km... Teuns goes on the attack downhill. He knows he can't match his companions in a sprint, and so is making use of the terrain to break them, can he cling on for that last 12km though?
10km and it looks like the break have been gifted the stage! 2minutes is the gap, with the sprinters all appearing to have given up the chase, perfect for Ljungblad as th finish suited his rival much better than him!
5km... Teuns is beginning to falter and the break are closing. He has 12" over The original break, and 1'27" over Franzoi, whilst the peloton itself follows at 3'05"
3km... Still he's hanging on, still at 12" Can he manage the last few metres, or will the fresher legs behind close him down in the last few thousand metres?
2km... The catch is made! De Maria decides he has to launch the sprint early and as a result is giving a perfect leadout to Bercz and Stevenson, with the UkYouth rider looking in prime placement to take victory.
Under the flamme rouge and Stevenson is running away with it, UK Youth look to be taking the stage victory.
None could match the swedish mans pace, and its a convincing win on what looked an unlikely stage for the breakaway, perhaps the sprinters decides the days undulating route was just too difficult to make them effective competitors today.
The days late attacker Franzoi may never have got across to the breakaway, but he hangs on to take 7th place behind them, his best result of the tour, and now it's just a case of waiting for the final few key placings...
And indeed the key sprinters miss out on the big placings, Italian Frapporti wins the peloton sprint ahead of Tommy Nankervuis, whilst Rabo-Conti youngster Rick Zabel takes the final top10 spot.
Today gives us the queen stage of the Underdog Tour. 197km in length taking in 4 of the hardest climbs in France. We start with the Aubisque, followed by the Col du Tourmalet. From there it's straight into the Col D'Aspin before one final climb over the Col du Peyresourde, whose summit is 15km from the line.
Just 5km of racing give us a breakaway. 5 riders today: Nankervuis(RCC), McGowan(UKYouth), Ruyters(JVC), Le Corre(RLM) and Averin(A&V)
Semple of Drapac and Molmy of Verandas manage to cross the gap, joining the front break 22km into the stage, and the 7 are given freedom by the peloton, at this point they lead by 3'46
Drapac are clearly aware that the KotM jersey could be threatened today, Semple put in all the work up the Col D'Aubisque, and the 25points available on the summit.
Surprisingly, despite the major points already being claimed Christian Poos decided to attack the peloton for 8th place on the climb. He only held 1 point up until this moment, and he's 8minutes behind the break, will he try and join them?
It seems yesterday might have made Ljungblad nervous about protecting his Maillot Vert, despite the top9 places having been take he puts in a huge sprint to claim the available 5points.
With 90km to the line the riders begin the ascent of the Tourmalet. Jamis, Itera and IG are marshalling the peloton at the moment, with the gap being held steady at 9minutes
Poos and Retschke have reduced the gap to group E1 to just 2'53 as we reach the halfway point on the Tourmalet. a further 5'46" back sit the peloton lead by Jamis, but the pace is still quite slow at this point.
The first big split of the day, 77 riders miss out but fortunately none of the GC contenders are caught off guard. Finally the pace is creeping upwards, and the break has started to come back...
As Nankervuis leads the break over the summit at the Tourmalet, Poos makes the catch of the break. Retschke follows just behind him increasing the numbers of the first group to 9, 7'37 ahead of the peloton.
On the descent comes another attack from the pack, though still not by one of the favourites. This time its Jayco-AIS' Rohan Dennis whose made the move, but once again the day seems to be swinging in favour of the break.
Having made it to the front of the race, Retshcke and Poos take over the majority of the relays within the break. they're doing an effective job and the lead is up to 8'46, but after the effort to get across the 8minute gap as a duo, have they got another 55 competitive kilometres in there legs?
As semple leads over the days penultimate climb, it seems the pack have once again given up on the stage itself, the gap has reached 10minutes with 45.7km left, Though the teams will have to be careful, Averin sits in 17th place overall, 10'29 behind the Maillot Jaune, so if they don't get there act together soon, he could be the next man to profit massively from a breakaway!
Attack! 2km off the summit of the Col D'Aspin, Cesar Grajales has clearly got bored of the waiting game! Will we see a response from his rivals? or will they hope Jamis can reel him in?
As he reaches the crest of the Aspin, his offical time gap to the peloton containing the rest of the top10 stands at 1'16. Bontrager have come to the front with Mannion and Craddock, so clearly the US favourites are concerned about the attack...
He's giving it everything downhill, and has caught Rohan Dennis who attacked on the Tourmalet. His lead is 1'28 and rising, but still we see no response?
A mass response on the downhill was enough to bring the gap back to 30" but teams have had to burn dometiques whilst he recovered downhill, will he go again..
As soon as the catch is made of the duo, GC's 4th - Zanasca decides it's the time to go, Jamis are down to 2 doméstiques, so he might have timed this to perfection
Ignoring for a moment, the drama behind The break reach the 20km to go mark with a lead of 8minutes dead. Considering they're only looking at another 5km uphill, they should be on for the stage win, for the third day in a row.
As the gradient ramps up to over 11%, Grajales makes another attack. Zanasca sits just 40" up the road, so if he can close that gap, the duo could become a major threat!
Grajales has nearly caught Zanasca, but the real action has occured behind. A frantic attempt to shut there moves down has torn the pack to pieces. The key section of the race is as follows. E3(Grajales+Zanasca)--45"-->E4(GC 1,2,3,5,6+1helper>E5(GC 8,9,10+7others) and then the rest follow another 47" behind that!
With 1600m to the top of the climb, Grajales and Zanasca hold 49" over a chasing duo of Goos and Vrecer, and 1'27 over the rest of the favourites who follow in a 14man group. The gap to the front runners is now only 1100m aswell, they may yet catch the break!
More drama! Maillot Jaune, Lucas Romero has cracked and is now over 3minutes behind Zanasca and Grajales. Dombrowski sits in a group of 5 along with Stevenson(Concordia)between the two, following 2'05 behind the duo, making Italian Zanasca the current GC leader!
Right out the front, the break has broken massively, and a duo of Averin and Semple are leading the way. They've only got 10km to the line, and will hang on for the stage win.
5km to go and Vrecer has nearly caught Zanasca and Grajales. The duo still have 2minutes over Dombrowski, and over 3minutes over the GC leaders. It may have taken a while to get going, but today has given us the action we were all hoping for!
Semple takes the stage win! Drapac have had 2 fantastic days, and Semple rode fantastically all day for this victory on the races hardest day.
Grajales takes the highest place of the GC contenders, followed by Lucas Zanasca. behind them follows Robert Vrecer who started the day 3rd, and looks set to pull on the Maillot Jaune, so now we just wait to see how much time people have lost today...
Results - Stage
1
Adam Semple
Drapac Professional Cycling
6h30'45
2
Maksym Averin
Amore & Vita
s.t.
3
Christian Poos
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
4
Tommy Nankervis
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
s.t.
5
Robert Retschke
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
6
Arnaud Molmy
Veranda Rideau - Super U
s.t.
7
Florian Le Corre
Roubaix Lille Métropole
s.t.
8
David McGowan
UK Youth Cycling
+ 1'05
9
Brecht Ruyters
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
+ 2'04
10
Cesar Grajales
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
+ 3'07
Spoiler
11
Luca Zanasca
Team WIT
s.t.
12
Robert Vrecer
Team Vorarlberg
s.t.
13
Marc Goos
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 4'09
14
Nick Van der Lijke
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 4'34
15
Lawson Craddock
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
s.t.
16
Michael Stevenson
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
s.t.
17
Dirk Müller
Nutrixxion Abus
s.t.
18
Luis Alberto Romero
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 5'13
19
Chad Beyer
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
s.t.
20
Jaroslaw Dabrowski
Amore & Vita
s.t.
21
Thomas Rabou
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
s.t.
22
Diego Tamayo
Team WIT
s.t.
23
Lachlan Norris
Drapac Professional Cycling
s.t.
24
Darren Lapthorne
Drapac Professional Cycling
s.t.
25
Gabriele Pizzaballa
Team WIT
s.t.
26
Joseph Dombrowski
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
s.t.
27
Tyler Wren
Jamis - Sutter Home
s.t.
28
Gavin Mannion
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
s.t.
29
Dan Craven
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 6'18
30
James Driscoll
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 6'46
31
Sergey Rudaskov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
32
Daan Olivier
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 9'01
33
Simon Richardson
Team IG - Sigma Sport
s.t.
34
Huub Duyn
Cyclingteam De Rijke
s.t.
35
Joshua Atkins
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
s.t.
36
Lars Andersson
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
s.t.
37
Jeroen Boelen
Cyclingteam De Rijke
s.t.
38
Anton Vorobyev
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
39
Alexander Gottfried
Nutrixxion Abus
s.t.
40
Sergey Chernetskiy
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
41
Matthias Bertling
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
42
Nikola Aistrup
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
s.t.
43
Adam Phelan
Drapac Professional Cycling
s.t.
44
Simone Boifava
Team Idea
s.t.
45
James Lowsley-Williams
UK Youth Cycling
s.t.
46
Oscar Riesebeek
Rabobank Continental Team
s.t.
47
Moreno Hofland
Rabobank Continental Team
s.t.
48
Nicola Dal Santo
Miche - Guerciotti
s.t.
49
Rohan Dennis
Team Jayco - AIS
s.t.
50
Kevin Denis
Veranda Rideau - Super U
s.t.
51
Yanto Barker
UK Youth Cycling
s.t.
52
Christoph Pfingsten
Cyclingteam De Rijke
s.t.
53
Kevin Lalouette
Roubaix Lille Métropole
s.t.
54
Julien Guay
Roubaix Lille Métropole
s.t.
55
Guillaume Malle
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 10'39
56
Freddy Bichot
Veranda Rideau - Super U
s.t.
57
Ivar Slik
Rabobank Continental Team
s.t.
58
Michal Olejnik
Veranda Rideau - Super U
s.t.
59
David Williams
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
s.t.
60
Yovcho Yovchev
Amore & Vita
s.t.
61
Cristian Cominelli
Team Idea
s.t.
62
Christofer Stevenson
UK Youth Cycling
s.t.
63
Bernardo Colex
Amore & Vita
s.t.
64
Morten Høberg
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
s.t.
65
Amir Rusli
Drapac Professional Cycling
s.t.
66
Wouter Sybrandy
Team IG - Sigma Sport
s.t.
67
Patrik Moren
Amore & Vita
s.t.
68
Vladislav Borisov
Amore & Vita
s.t.
69
Daniel Lloyd
Team IG - Sigma Sport
s.t.
70
Sebastian Körber
Nutrixxion Abus
s.t.
71
Marino Palandri
Amore & Vita
s.t.
72
Florian Bissinger
Team Vorarlberg
s.t.
73
Viesturs Luksevics
Amore & Vita
s.t.
74
Juan Tamayo
Team WIT
s.t.
75
Pavel Kochetkov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
76
Morgan Kneisky
Roubaix Lille Métropole
s.t.
77
Andrey Solomennikov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
78
Josef Benetseder
Team Vorarlberg
s.t.
79
Alexander Prishpetniy
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
80
Thomas Murray
Team IG - Sigma Sport
s.t.
81
Steven Lampier
Team IG - Sigma Sport
s.t.
82
Remo Schuler
Team Vorarlberg
s.t.
83
Patrick Konrad
Team Vorarlberg
s.t.
84
Stuart Shaw
Drapac Professional Cycling
s.t.
85
Enrico Franzoï
Miche - Guerciotti
s.t.
86
Charles Avis
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 12'51
87
Jasper De Buyst
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 13'30
88
Tom Vermeer
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 14'15
89
Bradley Gehrig
Jamis - Sutter Home
s.t.
90
Marc Reynès
Nutrixxion Abus
s.t.
91
Christoph Schweizer
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 14'43
92
Andreas Hofer
Team Vorarlberg
+ 15'24
93
Chris Opie
UK Youth Cycling
+ 16'08
94
Jay McCarthy
Team Jayco - AIS
s.t.
95
Tom Last
Team IG - Sigma Sport
s.t.
96
Uri Martins
Amore & Vita
s.t.
97
Dylan Groenewegen
Cyclingteam De Rijke
s.t.
98
Morten Øllegaard
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 16'45
99
José Fernando Antogna
Jamis - Sutter Home
s.t.
100
Jasper Stuyven
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 17'14
101
Enrico Montanari
Team WIT
s.t.
102
Maxim Pokidov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
103
René Weissinger
Team Vorarlberg
s.t.
104
Luca Dodi
Team Idea
s.t.
105
Andrea Palini
Team Idea
s.t.
106
Aristide Ratti
Team Idea
s.t.
107
Fausto Fognini
Team WIT
s.t.
108
Jonas Ljungblad
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
109
Michele Merlo
Team WIT
s.t.
110
Pierre Drancourt
Roubaix Lille Métropole
s.t.
111
Philip Nielsen
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
s.t.
112
Marc Hester
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
s.t.
113
Steve Schets
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
s.t.
114
Ryan Eastman
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
s.t.
115
Ruslan Karimov
Team Idea
s.t.
116
Greg Mansell
UK Youth Cycling
s.t.
117
Michael Kurth
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
118
Malcom Rudolph
Drapac Professional Cycling
s.t.
119
Rick Zabel
Rabobank Continental Team
s.t.
120
Ingmar De Poortere
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
s.t.
121
Justin Jules
Veranda Rideau - Super U
s.t.
122
Marco Frapporti
Team Idea
s.t.
123
Julian Hellmann
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
124
Simon Gaywood
Team IG - Sigma Sport
s.t.
125
Walt De Winter
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
s.t.
126
Alejandro Borrajo
Jamis - Sutter Home
s.t.
127
Nick Aitken
Team Jayco - AIS
s.t.
128
Benoit Jarrier
Veranda Rideau - Super U
s.t.
129
Rhys Pollock
Drapac Professional Cycling
s.t.
130
Patrick Lane
Team Jayco - AIS
s.t.
131
Luca Barla
Team Idea
s.t.
132
Rick Ottema
Cyclingteam De Rijke
s.t.
133
Sebastian Balck
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
s.t.
134
Fabien Schmidt
Roubaix Lille Métropole
s.t.
135
James Oram
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
s.t.
136
Phil Grenfell
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
s.t.
137
Florian Monreal
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
138
Bert Van Lerberghe
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
s.t.
139
Dylan Teuns
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
s.t.
140
Floris Goesinnen
Drapac Professional Cycling
s.t.
141
Dylan Van Baarle
Rabobank Continental Team
s.t.
142
Cole House
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
s.t.
143
Kirill Baranov
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
144
Giuseppe De Maria
Team Idea
s.t.
145
Alex Meenhorst
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
146
Igor Boev
Itera - Katusha
s.t.
147
Anthony Colin
Roubaix Lille Métropole
s.t.
148
Loïc Desriac
Roubaix Lille Métropole
s.t.
149
Damien Howson
Team Jayco - AIS
s.t.
150
Michael Schweizer
Nutrixxion Abus
s.t.
151
Remco Broers
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
152
Aaron Donnelly
Team Jayco - AIS
s.t.
153
Johan Coenen
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
154
Sascha Weber
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
155
Kaspar Larsen
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
s.t.
156
Tyron Giorgieri
Team WIT
s.t.
157
Max Stahr
Nutrixxion Abus
s.t.
158
Frank Dressler
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
159
James Stewart
UK Youth Cycling
+ 19'42
160
Calvin Watson
Team Jayco - AIS
s.t.
161
Benjamin Sydlik
Nutrixxion Abus
s.t.
162
Kyle Wamsley
Jamis - Sutter Home
s.t.
163
Maxime Le Montagner
Veranda Rideau - Super U
s.t.
164
Gruff Lewis
UK Youth Cycling
s.t.
165
Andreas Stauff
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
166
Stefan Ganser
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
167
Yoeri Havik
Cyclingteam De Rijke
s.t.
168
Joop De Gans
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
169
Steven Burke
Team IG - Sigma Sport
s.t.
170
Tom Thill
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
171
Max Jenkins
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
s.t.
172
Florian Gaugl
Team Vorarlberg
s.t.
173
Remco Te Brake
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 21'32
174
Wesley Kreder
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 22'22
175
Patrick Bercz
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
s.t.
176
Vytautas Kaupas
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
s.t.
177
Timothy Dupont
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
s.t.
178
Dion Beukeboom
Cyclingteam De Rijke
s.t.
179
Michael Freiberg
Team Jayco - AIS
s.t.
180
Mats Boeve
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 24'16
181
Guillaume Bourgeois
Team Vorarlberg
s.t.
182
Jackie Simes
Jamis - Sutter Home
s.t.
183
Garrit Broeders
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
s.t.
184
Romain Matheou
Veranda Rideau - Super U
s.t.
185
Aníbal Borrajo
Jamis - Sutter Home
s.t.
186
Magnus Bäckstedt
UK Youth Cycling
s.t.
187
Denis Flahaut
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 25'52
188
Glenn O'Shea
Team Jayco - AIS
s.t.
Results - General Classification
1
Robert Vrecer
Team Vorarlberg
79h58'41
2
Luca Zanasca
Team WIT
+ 21
3
Luis Alberto Romero
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 55
4
Joseph Dombrowski
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 57
5
Cesar Grajales
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
+ 59
6
Marc Goos
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 1'28
7
Michael Stevenson
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 1'50
8
Darren Lapthorne
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 3'43
9
Jaroslaw Dabrowski
Amore & Vita
+ 4'30
10
Lawson Craddock
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 5'42
Spoiler
11
Diego Tamayo
Team WIT
+ 5'48
12
Maksym Averin
Amore & Vita
+ 6'11
13
Dan Craven
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 6'24
14
Dirk Müller
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 7'17
15
Robert Retschke
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
+ 8'23
16
Sergey Rudaskov
Itera - Katusha
+ 9'47
17
Chad Beyer
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
+ 10'35
18
Moreno Hofland
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 12'28
19
Thomas Rabou
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
+ 12'36
20
Nick Van der Lijke
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 12'37
21
Gavin Mannion
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 13'23
22
Tommy Nankervis
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
+ 14'46
23
Simon Richardson
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 17'20
24
Daan Olivier
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 17'38
25
Nikola Aistrup
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 20'00
26
James Driscoll
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 20'18
27
Joshua Atkins
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 20'21
28
Huub Duyn
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 20'31
29
Gabriele Pizzaballa
Team WIT
+ 20'43
30
Sergey Chernetskiy
Itera - Katusha
+ 20'55
31
Josef Benetseder
Team Vorarlberg
+ 21'54
32
Tyler Wren
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 22'20
33
Lars Andersson
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 23'25
34
Alexander Gottfried
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 24'02
35
Christian Poos
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 24'54
36
Kevin Denis
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 25'49
37
Matthias Bertling
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
+ 27'33
38
Adam Phelan
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 27'48
39
Freddy Bichot
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 29'05
40
Anton Vorobyev
Itera - Katusha
+ 31'08
41
Guillaume Malle
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 32'05
42
David Williams
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
+ 33'53
43
Jeroen Boelen
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 33'59
44
Morten Høberg
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 37'02
45
Ivar Slik
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 38'24
46
Wouter Sybrandy
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 44'44
47
Rohan Dennis
Team Jayco - AIS
+ 45'17
48
Steven Lampier
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 45'19
49
Simone Boifava
Team Idea
+ 46'23
50
Tom Vermeer
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 46'28
51
Jay McCarthy
Team Jayco - AIS
+ 46'30
52
Fausto Fognini
Team WIT
+ 46'54
53
Juan Tamayo
Team WIT
+ 49'01
54
Bernardo Colex
Amore & Vita
+ 49'17
55
Yanto Barker
UK Youth Cycling
+ 49'29
56
Cristian Cominelli
Team Idea
+ 49'32
57
Vladislav Borisov
Amore & Vita
+ 50'27
58
Oscar Riesebeek
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 50'28
59
Bradley Gehrig
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 53'57
60
Kevin Lalouette
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 54'19
61
Florian Bissinger
Team Vorarlberg
+ 55'45
62
Thomas Murray
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 56'13
63
Florian Monreal
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
+ 59'16
64
Charles Avis
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 1h00'16
65
Michal Olejnik
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 1h00'34
66
Adam Semple
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 1h01'09
67
Jasper Stuyven
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 1h01'36
68
José Fernando Antogna
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 1h01'46
69
Daniel Lloyd
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 1h01'52
70
Dylan Groenewegen
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 1h03'53
71
Vytautas Kaupas
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 1h03'56
72
Florian Le Corre
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 1h04'09
73
Sascha Weber
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 1h04'17
74
Andrey Solomennikov
Itera - Katusha
+ 1h05'02
75
Andreas Hofer
Team Vorarlberg
+ 1h07'31
76
Sebastian Körber
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 1h08'28
77
Patrick Konrad
Team Vorarlberg
+ 1h08'41
78
Max Jenkins
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
+ 1h08'47
79
Morten Øllegaard
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 1h09'01
80
Calvin Watson
Team Jayco - AIS
+ 1h10'06
81
Christoph Schweizer
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 1h10'14
82
Nicola Dal Santo
Miche - Guerciotti
+ 1h11'20
83
Ryan Eastman
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 1h11'21
84
Floris Goesinnen
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 1h11'59
85
Igor Boev
Itera - Katusha
+ 1h12'25
86
Enrico Franzoï
Miche - Guerciotti
+ 1h13'52
87
Johan Coenen
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 1h14'08
88
Pavel Kochetkov
Itera - Katusha
+ 1h14'25
89
Kaspar Larsen
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 1h14'36
90
Dion Beukeboom
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 1h14'53
91
Patrick Lane
Team Jayco - AIS
+ 1h15'31
92
Marc Hester
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 1h15'45
93
James Oram
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 1h17'45
94
Amir Rusli
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 1h19'37
95
Michael Schweizer
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 1h20'23
96
Yovcho Yovchev
Amore & Vita
+ 1h20'38
97
Marc Reynès
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 1h20'51
98
Marino Palandri
Amore & Vita
+ 1h21'29
99
Enrico Montanari
Team WIT
+ 1h22'04
100
Jasper De Buyst
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
+ 1h22'11
101
Viesturs Luksevics
Amore & Vita
+ 1h22'21
102
Lachlan Norris
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 1h22'36
103
Phil Grenfell
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
+ 1h23'09
104
Christoph Pfingsten
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 1h24'27
105
Alexander Prishpetniy
Itera - Katusha
+ 1h24'33
106
James Lowsley-Williams
UK Youth Cycling
+ 1h24'37
107
Wesley Kreder
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 1h26'08
108
Stuart Shaw
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 1h26'44
109
Rick Ottema
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 1h26'57
110
Nick Aitken
Team Jayco - AIS
+ 1h27'15
111
Luca Barla
Team Idea
+ 1h29'10
112
Cole House
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
+ 1h30'16
113
Arnaud Molmy
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 1h30'20
114
Tom Last
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 1h32'13
115
Sebastian Balck
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 1h32'15
116
Patrick Bercz
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
+ 1h34'18
117
Giuseppe De Maria
Team Idea
+ 1h35'57
118
Damien Howson
Team Jayco - AIS
+ 1h35'59
119
Ruslan Karimov
Team Idea
+ 1h37'00
120
Kyle Wamsley
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 1h37'06
121
Christofer Stevenson
UK Youth Cycling
+ 1h37'15
122
Julien Guay
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 1h38'14
123
Jonas Ljungblad
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 1h40'21
124
Remo Schuler
Team Vorarlberg
+ 1h40'28
125
Uri Martins
Amore & Vita
+ 1h42'14
126
Frank Dressler
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 1h42'20
127
Alex Meenhorst
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 1h42'35
128
David McGowan
UK Youth Cycling
+ 1h43'53
129
Philip Nielsen
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
+ 1h44'00
130
Aníbal Borrajo
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 1h44'57
131
Marco Frapporti
Team Idea
+ 1h45'44
132
René Weissinger
Team Vorarlberg
+ 1h45'59
133
Dylan Teuns
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
+ 1h46'02
134
Morgan Kneisky
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 1h46'29
135
Fabien Schmidt
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 1h47'01
136
Michael Kurth
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
+ 1h48'32
137
Alejandro Borrajo
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 1h48'42
138
Luca Dodi
Team Idea
+ 1h48'55
139
Mats Boeve
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 1h49'06
140
Pierre Drancourt
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 1h49'49
141
Patrik Moren
Amore & Vita
+ 1h51'03
142
Florian Gaugl
Team Vorarlberg
+ 1h51'10
143
Brecht Ruyters
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
+ 1h52'25
144
Chris Opie
UK Youth Cycling
+ 1h52'47
145
Benoit Jarrier
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 1h54'56
146
Aristide Ratti
Team Idea
+ 1h55'51
147
Remco Broers
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 1h56'02
148
Rick Zabel
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 1h56'24
149
James Stewart
UK Youth Cycling
+ 1h56'56
150
Ingmar De Poortere
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
+ 1h57'00
151
Justin Jules
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 1h57'11
152
Tyron Giorgieri
Team WIT
+ 1h57'31
153
Simon Gaywood
Team IG - Sigma Sport
+ 1h57'38
154
Walt De Winter
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
+ 1h57'54
155
Andrea Palini
Team Idea
+ 1h59'26
156
Andreas Stauff
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
+ 2h00'07
157
Benjamin Sydlik
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 2h01'43
158
Dylan Van Baarle
Rabobank Continental Team
+ 2h01'54
159
Michele Merlo
Team WIT
+ 2h02'20
160
Max Stahr
Nutrixxion Abus
+ 2h03'49
161
Maxim Pokidov
Itera - Katusha
+ 2h04'26
162
Anthony Colin
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 2h05'08
163
Jackie Simes
Jamis - Sutter Home
+ 2h07'41
164
Rhys Pollock
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 2h08'04
165
Malcom Rudolph
Drapac Professional Cycling
+ 2h08'25
166
Stefan Ganser
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
+ 2h10'02
167
Loïc Desriac
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 2h10'17
168
Guillaume Bourgeois
Team Vorarlberg
+ 2h11'35
169
Kirill Baranov
Itera - Katusha
+ 2h12'33
170
Tom Thill
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
+ 2h12'38
171
Greg Mansell
UK Youth Cycling
+ 2h15'04
172
Steve Schets
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
+ 2h16'11
173
Timothy Dupont
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
+ 2h16'40
174
Maxime Le Montagner
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 2h17'39
175
Steven Burke
Team IG - Sigma Sport
s.t.
176
Magnus Bäckstedt
UK Youth Cycling
+ 2h17'51
177
Bert Van Lerberghe
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
+ 2h18'51
178
Julian Hellmann
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
+ 2h19'13
179
Gruff Lewis
UK Youth Cycling
+ 2h19'14
180
Romain Matheou
Veranda Rideau - Super U
+ 2h21'12
181
Joop De Gans
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
+ 2h21'18
182
Denis Flahaut
Roubaix Lille Métropole
+ 2h21'57
183
Aaron Donnelly
Team Jayco - AIS
+ 2h23'30
184
Yoeri Havik
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 2h26'40
185
Glenn O'Shea
Team Jayco - AIS
+ 2h26'44
186
Remco Te Brake
Cyclingteam De Rijke
+ 2h32'31
187
Michael Freiberg
Team Jayco - AIS
+ 2h42'15
188
Garrit Broeders
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
+ 2h48'31
Results - KotM
1
Adam Semple
Drapac Professional Cycling
63
2
Darren Lapthorne
Drapac Professional Cycling
62
3
James Lowsley-Williams
UK Youth Cycling
50
4
Maksym Averin
Amore & Vita
49
5
Tommy Nankervis
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
48
6
Robert Retschke
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
46
7
Tom Vermeer
Nutrixxion Abus
42
8
Florian Le Corre
Roubaix Lille Métropole
37
9
Rohan Dennis
Team Jayco - AIS
34
10
Arnaud Molmy
Veranda Rideau - Super U
34
Spoiler
11
Kevin Lalouette
Roubaix Lille Métropole
28
12
David McGowan
UK Youth Cycling
28
13
Christian Poos
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
25
14
Freddy Bichot
Veranda Rideau - Super U
24
15
Joseph Dombrowski
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
23
16
Anton Vorobyev
Itera - Katusha
23
17
Luis Alberto Romero
Jamis - Sutter Home
20
18
Damien Howson
Team Jayco - AIS
17
19
Lars Andersson
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
15
20
Cesar Grajales
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
14
21
Remo Schuler
Team Vorarlberg
14
22
Moreno Hofland
Rabobank Continental Team
12
23
Florian Bissinger
Team Vorarlberg
12
24
Calvin Watson
Team Jayco - AIS
12
25
Floris Goesinnen
Drapac Professional Cycling
12
26
Rick Ottema
Cyclingteam De Rijke
12
27
Wouter Sybrandy
Team IG - Sigma Sport
11
28
Thomas Murray
Team IG - Sigma Sport
11
29
Joshua Atkins
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
10
30
Brecht Ruyters
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
10
31
Robert Vrecer
Team Vorarlberg
8
32
Lawson Craddock
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
8
33
Sergey Rudaskov
Itera - Katusha
8
34
Fausto Fognini
Team WIT
8
35
Julien Guay
Roubaix Lille Métropole
8
36
Morten Høberg
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
7
37
Simone Boifava
Team Idea
7
38
Josef Benetseder
Team Vorarlberg
6
39
Matthias Bertling
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
6
40
Jay McCarthy
Team Jayco - AIS
6
41
Enrico Franzoï
Miche - Guerciotti
6
42
Giuseppe De Maria
Team Idea
6
43
Dirk Müller
Nutrixxion Abus
5
44
Steven Lampier
Team IG - Sigma Sport
5
45
Sebastian Körber
Nutrixxion Abus
5
46
Luca Zanasca
Team WIT
4
47
Michael Stevenson
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
4
48
Igor Boev
Itera - Katusha
4
49
Marc Goos
Rabobank Continental Team
3
50
Huub Duyn
Cyclingteam De Rijke
3
51
Ivar Slik
Rabobank Continental Team
3
52
Andrey Solomennikov
Itera - Katusha
3
53
James Driscoll
Jamis - Sutter Home
2
54
Ryan Eastman
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
2
55
James Oram
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
2
56
Christofer Stevenson
UK Youth Cycling
2
57
Aristide Ratti
Team Idea
2
58
Dan Craven
Team IG - Sigma Sport
1
59
Gavin Mannion
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
1
60
Yanto Barker
UK Youth Cycling
1
61
Andreas Hofer
Team Vorarlberg
1
62
Luca Barla
Team Idea
1
63
Dylan Teuns
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
1
64
Jackie Simes
Jamis - Sutter Home
1
65
Bert Van Lerberghe
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
1
Results - Points
1
Jonas Ljungblad
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
244
2
Denis Flahaut
Roubaix Lille Métropole
225
3
Andreas Stauff
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
168
4
René Weissinger
Team Vorarlberg
163
5
Rick Zabel
Rabobank Continental Team
155
6
Christian Poos
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
137
7
Marco Frapporti
Team Idea
123
8
Huub Duyn
Cyclingteam De Rijke
119
9
Joseph Dombrowski
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
112
10
Tommy Nankervis
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
98
Spoiler
11
Wouter Sybrandy
Team IG - Sigma Sport
98
12
Patrick Bercz
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
97
13
Cesar Grajales
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
96
14
Rohan Dennis
Team Jayco - AIS
95
15
Dirk Müller
Nutrixxion Abus
93
16
Michele Merlo
Team WIT
93
17
Maksym Averin
Amore & Vita
90
18
Christofer Stevenson
UK Youth Cycling
84
19
Kevin Denis
Veranda Rideau - Super U
77
20
Yanto Barker
UK Youth Cycling
76
21
Alejandro Borrajo
Jamis - Sutter Home
76
22
Enrico Franzoï
Miche - Guerciotti
72
23
Alexander Gottfried
Nutrixxion Abus
69
24
Anton Vorobyev
Itera - Katusha
67
25
Luis Alberto Romero
Jamis - Sutter Home
65
26
Dylan Teuns
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
64
27
Freddy Bichot
Veranda Rideau - Super U
62
28
Pavel Kochetkov
Itera - Katusha
62
29
Giuseppe De Maria
Team Idea
61
30
Darren Lapthorne
Drapac Professional Cycling
60
31
Luca Barla
Team Idea
59
32
Romain Matheou
Veranda Rideau - Super U
57
33
Simon Gaywood
Team IG - Sigma Sport
54
34
Maxime Le Montagner
Veranda Rideau - Super U
54
35
Lawson Craddock
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
53
36
Ivar Slik
Rabobank Continental Team
53
37
Luca Zanasca
Team WIT
52
38
Nikola Aistrup
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
51
39
Morten Høberg
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
50
40
Michael Stevenson
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
49
41
Jasper Stuyven
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
47
42
Ingmar De Poortere
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
46
43
Steven Lampier
Team IG - Sigma Sport
45
44
Robert Vrecer
Team Vorarlberg
44
45
Adam Semple
Drapac Professional Cycling
44
46
Jaroslaw Dabrowski
Amore & Vita
42
47
Floris Goesinnen
Drapac Professional Cycling
41
48
Patrik Moren
Amore & Vita
41
49
Robert Retschke
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
40
50
Morten Øllegaard
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
40
51
Kevin Lalouette
Roubaix Lille Métropole
39
52
Dan Craven
Team IG - Sigma Sport
37
53
Bert Van Lerberghe
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
37
54
Josef Benetseder
Team Vorarlberg
35
55
Tom Vermeer
Nutrixxion Abus
35
56
Florian Le Corre
Roubaix Lille Métropole
35
57
Magnus Bäckstedt
UK Youth Cycling
35
58
Arnaud Molmy
Veranda Rideau - Super U
33
59
James Driscoll
Jamis - Sutter Home
32
60
Kyle Wamsley
Jamis - Sutter Home
32
61
Andreas Hofer
Team Vorarlberg
28
62
Marc Goos
Rabobank Continental Team
27
63
Andrey Solomennikov
Itera - Katusha
27
64
Simone Boifava
Team Idea
26
65
Damien Howson
Team Jayco - AIS
26
66
Philip Nielsen
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
26
67
Steve Schets
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
24
68
Jay McCarthy
Team Jayco - AIS
23
69
Vytautas Kaupas
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
22
70
David McGowan
UK Youth Cycling
21
71
Lars Andersson
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
20
72
Fausto Fognini
Team WIT
20
73
Benoit Jarrier
Veranda Rideau - Super U
20
74
Brecht Ruyters
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
20
75
Gavin Mannion
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
19
76
Florian Monreal
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
18
77
Thomas Rabou
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
17
78
Nick Van der Lijke
Rabobank Continental Team
17
79
Tyler Wren
Jamis - Sutter Home
17
80
Matthias Bertling
Team Eddy Merckx - Indeland
17
81
José Fernando Antogna
Jamis - Sutter Home
17
82
James Oram
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
17
83
Rick Ottema
Cyclingteam De Rijke
17
84
Aristide Ratti
Team Idea
17
85
Diego Tamayo
Team WIT
16
86
Bernardo Colex
Amore & Vita
15
87
Thomas Murray
Team IG - Sigma Sport
15
88
Moreno Hofland
Rabobank Continental Team
14
89
Marc Hester
Team Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland
14
90
Joshua Atkins
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
13
91
Marc Reynès
Nutrixxion Abus
13
92
Sergey Rudaskov
Itera - Katusha
12
93
Daan Olivier
Rabobank Continental Team
11
94
Michal Olejnik
Veranda Rideau - Super U
11
95
Igor Boev
Itera - Katusha
11
96
Christoph Schweizer
Nutrixxion Abus
10
97
Patrick Lane
Team Jayco - AIS
10
98
Sebastian Körber
Nutrixxion Abus
9
99
Jasper De Buyst
Bontrager - Livestrong Team
9
100
Guillaume Malle
Veranda Rideau - Super U
8
101
Max Jenkins
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
8
102
Pierre Drancourt
Roubaix Lille Métropole
8
103
Justin Jules
Veranda Rideau - Super U
8
104
Adam Phelan
Drapac Professional Cycling
7
105
David Williams
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
7
106
Johan Coenen
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
7
107
Walt De Winter
Jong Vlaanderen Cycling Team
7
108
Chad Beyer
Competitive Cyclist Racing Team
6
109
Patrick Konrad
Team Vorarlberg
6
110
Daniel Lloyd
Team IG - Sigma Sport
4
111
Frank Dressler
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
4
112
Simon Richardson
Team IG - Sigma Sport
3
113
Bradley Gehrig
Jamis - Sutter Home
3
114
Fabien Schmidt
Roubaix Lille Métropole
3
115
Luca Dodi
Team Idea
3
116
Florian Bissinger
Team Vorarlberg
2
117
Stuart Shaw
Drapac Professional Cycling
2
118
Chris Opie
UK Youth Cycling
2
119
Remco Broers
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
2
120
Loïc Desriac
Roubaix Lille Métropole
2
121
Yoeri Havik
Cyclingteam De Rijke
2
122
Cristian Cominelli
Team Idea
1
123
Dion Beukeboom
Cyclingteam De Rijke
1
124
Christoph Pfingsten
Cyclingteam De Rijke
1
125
Alex Meenhorst
Team Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.de
1
126
James Stewart
UK Youth Cycling
1
Review
So a day which saw an incredible amount of action, Semple moves beyond his team mate Lapthorne into the KotM jersey, giving Drapac 1st and 2nd in that competition at this point, A 3rd consecutive day for the breakaway which gave another success to the day for the Aussie, who also took the stage win in a 2 man sprint.
Aside from the action right out in front, we also saw the climbers shaking up the GC today, something we can expect once more tomorrow, and to have just one mountain stage left, and still have 5 guys within a minute of each other at the top, shows just how competitive this races Debut has been!
Romero suffered towards the end of the day, along with Fan favourite Joe Dombrowski, who really suffered in the last 10km of the stage, perhaps this was one day too many for the youthful American? We'll see what he has to say in a moment, as he's agreed to join us for interview!
Interview with Joe Dombrowski...
Joe, by all accounts a tough day for you today, that final climbed really seemed to take it out of you?
JD: Yeah I wasn't feeling great all day but the boys gave everything to look after me. Once Cesar went I knew all I could do was limit my losses, and Lawson has kept me in the race, giving everything to look after me up the climb...
Are you suffering with the length then? A few stages too many perhaps?
None of the guys competing here are used to 3 week races, we're all starting to feel the effects of that. I guess being younger probably doesn't help me but i wouldn't say I was worse than any of my rivals really, I just had a poor day at the wrong time.
That being said, you're only a minute down. Do you think you can still come back?
Of course! I've already got stages to my name here, so i've shown I can climb with the best. Tomorrow is a new day, my team kept me in the race today and i've got 2 more decisive days in which I intend to repay them. The TT will suit me better than many, so watch at Paris!
Okay thanks Joe, good luck tomorrow, we hope you're feeling better for tomorrow, it looks like an exciting stage!