The preparation for the Giro traditionally starts with the Giro del Trentino, an extremely difficult 4-stage race, with lots of height metres in it.
Last year, the race was won by Gabriele Bosisio.
The favourites *** Cadel Evans (Katusha), José Rujano (Androni), Gabriele Bosisio (Liquigas). ** Fabio Duarte (Astana), Simon Spilak (Lampre), Tejay van Garderen (Colnago). * Fredrik Kessiakoff (Nespresso), Tom Peterson (Itera), Daniele Pietropolli (Omega Pharma).
Our goal
Too be honest, no goals.... Without a climber (our best one De Greef isn't in form), we won't have any chance to win a stage or ride a good GC.
Stage 1
The Giro del Trentino starts with a flat 13 km ITT from Riva del Garda to Arco.
Joost Posthuma is the best rider from our team, and finishes in the 8th place, 25 seconds behind the winner.
And that winner is the Italian TT-champion Adriano Malori. The rider from the Lampre team is the first to be faster than 18 minutes (17'50) and has to wait a long time before all riders have finished. Tejay van Garderen comes pretty close, only 1 second behind.
Results
1
Adriano Malori
Lampre - Generali
17'50
2
Tejay Van Garderen
Colnago - CSF Inox
+ 1
3
Cadel Evans
Katusha Team
+ 15
4
Frantisek Rabon
Omega Pharma - Quick·Step
+ 19
5
Bert Grabsch
Omega Pharma - Quick·Step
+ 21
6
Artem Ovechkin
Katusha Team
+ 23
7
Yaroslav Popovych
D'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippo
s.t.
8
Joost Posthuma
Monster Energy - Subway
+ 25
9
Marzio Bruseghin
D'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippo
+ 29
10
José Rujano
Androni Giocattoli
+ 31
Stage 2
The 2nd stage from Dro to Ledro Bezzecca is the easiest of the 3 climbing stages. The last climb to Ledro Molina (summit 5km before the finish) has low gradients, so also the hilly riders have a chance here.
3 riders go in the early attack, before the last climb starts, and they manage to hold on untill the finish. Daniele Callegarin from Team Type 1, drops Daniele Pietropolli and Federico Canuti in the last 2 kilometres and takes th ewin. The first peloton follows at '57, with surprisingly Westra in 24th place included.
Stage 3
The 3rd stage is the most difficult one in this Giro del Trentino. The Fei della Pagella has to be climb twice in the last 45 kilometres, and with 9.5km at 7.5%, it's a tough climb.
Marc De Maar is in the attack for over 100 kilometres, but unfortunately for him, nobody joins him. He gets passed by Bisolti (Farnese) and Marzano (Colnago), who start the last climb together.
Before the last summit, Duarte, Rujano, Garzelli, Ulissi, Peterson, Serpa, Sella and Evans go in the counter attack. As not foreseen, this causes a splashed peloton, with small groups of riders all over the place.
In the end, José Rujano outclasses his opponents, and takes the stage-GC double. Fabio Duarte finishes in 2nd and Bisolti surprises with a 3rd after managing to hold on after being caught. Francis De Greef is our best placed rider, with a 35th place at 6'11.
Results
1
José Rujano
Androni Giocattoli
4h45'37
2
Fabio Duarte
Pro Team Astana
+ 6
3
Alessandro Bisolti
Farnese Vini - Neri Sottoli
s.t.
4
Cadel Evans
Katusha Team
+ 24
5
Stefano Garzelli
Acqua & Sapone
+ 1'01
6
José Serpa
Pro Team Astana
+ 1'21
7
Tejay Van Garderen
Colnago - CSF Inox
s.t.
8
Sylwester Szmyd
Liquigas - Cannondale
s.t.
9
Diego Ulissi
Liquigas - Cannondale
+ 1'32
10
Gabriele Bosisio
Liquigas - Cannondale
+ 1'42
Stage 4
The last stage has a few mid-stage climbs, and ends in skiresort Madonna di Campiglio.
A breakaway is succesful today, as Pierre Rolland (Omega Pharma) takes the win, after dropping Davide Frattini in the last climb. Fabio Duarte tries to ride Rujano out of the leaders jersey with a late attack, manages to gain some time, but Rujano wins the Giro del Trentino.
1
Pierre Rolland
Omega Pharma - Quick·Step
4h08'16
2
Davide Frattini
D'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippo
+ 1'22
3
Fabio Duarte
Pro Team Astana
+ 3'06
4
José Rujano
Androni Giocattoli
+ 3'18
5
Diego Ulissi
Liquigas - Cannondale
+ 3'27
6
José Serpa
Pro Team Astana
+ 3'37
7
Francesco Masciarelli
Pro Team Astana
s.t.
8
Cadel Evans
Katusha Team
s.t.
9
Stefano Garzelli
Acqua & Sapone
s.t.
10
Sylwester Szmyd
Liquigas - Cannondale
s.t.
GC
1
José Rujano
Androni Giocattoli
13h47'12
2
Fabio Duarte
Pro Team Astana
+ 25
3
Cadel Evans
Katusha Team
+ 47
4
Tejay Van Garderen
Colnago - CSF Inox
+ 1'30
5
Stefano Garzelli
Acqua & Sapone
+ 1'46
6
Daniele Callegarin
Team Type 1
+ 2'04
7
Diego Ulissi
Liquigas - Cannondale
+ 2'20
8
José Serpa
Pro Team Astana
+ 2'29
9
Simon Spilak
Lampre - Generali
+ 2'40
10
Daniele Pietropolli
Omega Pharma - Quick·Step
+ 3'08
Overall winner
Word from the DS
Nothing much to say. De Greef is the best in the GC, 37th time.
The riders that started in the Giro del Trentino also race the 53rd edition of the Vuelta a la Rioja. It's a nice hilly race in the province of Rioja, with start and finish in Logroñes. Last year, Andy Schleck won the race, being only the 5th non-Spanish winner in the race history.
The route
With the Alto del Villaroya in the first part, the rider immediately have to face some ascending kilometres. Next follows a long downhill and flat part, before the 2 climbs in the final, the Alto de Labraza and Alto de Moncaletre.
Startlist
Spoiler
Monster Energy - Ford
1. L.Westra
2. J.Bobridge
3. F.De Greef
4. M.De Maar
5. M.Lootens
6. J.Posthuma
7. C.Veldkamp
8. R.Zingle
53km to go
The first goal today is to be part in a breakaway. But when the first breakaway is formed, even before the ascend of the Alto de Villaroya, we decide that this is too early. We help Euskaltel and Nespresso in chasing them, with success.
Back on the flat, when Silvère Ackermann (Barbot) attacks, we feel that this is the time and Jack Bobridge counters. He gets David Hesselbarth (Team NetAPP) in his wheel, and the 2 join Ackermann. Another group of 3 attacks out of the peloton, and Ángel Vallejo (Burgos), Jurgen Van Goolen (Accen.Jobs) and Eduardo Gonzalo (Euskaltel) join the leading 3. Even before the last 2 climbs start, 2 more rider join them, namely Samuel Dumoulin (Cofidis) and Esteban Chaves (Colombia).
With 53 kilometres, and 2 climbs, remaining, they have a margin of 4'43 to the peloton.
36km to go
Already at the slopes of the Alto de Labraza, the leading group becomes smaller. Chaves is th efirst that can't follow the pace and gets dropped, followed by Hesselbarth.
When they start ascending the Alto de Moncaletre, also Ackermann gets dropped. Then, with 36km to go, Bobridge cracks, just as Dumoulin, and they have to let Gonzalo, Vallejo and Van Goolen go. The peloton is still over 3 minutes behind, so a win is possible for one of the 3 leaders!
Finish
With the 3 leaders cooperating very well, Bobridge and Dumoulin can't close the gap, 1 minute at the summit, in the descend. With 7km to go, Van Goolen launches his attack, not relying at his sprint.
This cracks Vallejo, while Gonzalo is giving it all to stay in the backwheel of the Belgian. But it's Van Goolen who wins the Vuelta a la Rioja, followed by Gonzalo (same time) and Vallejo (+ '30). Jack Bobridge who has dropped Dumoulin with 10km to go, finishes in a good 4th place at 1'09. The peloton finishes at 1'36, with Rafael Valls beating Lieuwe Westra in the sprint for the 5th place.
Results
1
Jurgen Van Goolen
Accent.Jobs - Veranda's Willems
5h35'30
2
Eduardo Gonzalo
Euskaltel - Euskadi
s.t.
3
Ángel Vallejo
Burgos 2016 - Castilla y León
+ 30
4
Jack Bobridge
Monster Energy - Subway
+ 1'09
5
Rafael Valls
Nespresso - Algarve
+ 1'36
6
Lieuwe Westra
Monster Energy - Subway
s.t.
7
Arkaitz Durán
Nespresso - Algarve
s.t.
8
David De la Fuente
LA - Antarte
s.t.
9
Jonathan Castroviejo
Saur - Sojasun
s.t.
10
Peter Kennaugh
Sky ProCycling
s.t.
The winner
Word from the DS
This is a surprising result for us. Bobridge did a great job, unfortunately not being able to follow the first 3 in the last climb. But a 4th is a great result, considering the heavy injury sustained in the Tour Down UNder.
The spring classic season always ends with Liège - Bastogne - Liège, th eone with the most height metres. This year, it's the 99th edition of La Doyenne.
The record winner is Eddy Merckx, with 5 wins in the seventies. Th elast 2 editions were won by the most beloved rider out of Wallonne, Philippe Gilbert, who was born next to the route of LBL, near the famous Côte de La Redoute.
The route
After the start in Liège, the peloton heads South to the town of Bastogne. That is the easiest part of the route, as in the remaining 160 kilometres, the riders have to face 10 tough climbs, that make a total of more than 3300 height metres. The most difficult part are the last 30 kilometres, with the 3 steep climbs of the Côte de La Redoute, Côte de La Roche aux Faucons and the Côte de Saint-Nicolas. Even the last 1500 metres are difficult, with 8 ascending metres towards the finish in Ans.
The favourites
The question is, who can stop Philippe Gilbert in taking his 3rd consecutive win in LBL, something that hasn't been performed since Moreno Argentin the late 80's? *** Philippe Gilbert (Lotto), Joaquím Rodríguez (Katusha), Andy Schleck. ** Damiano Cunego (Radio Shack), Simon Gerrans (Qantas), Roman Kreuziger (Astana). * Igor Antón (Euskaltel), Fränk Schleck (Omega Pharma), Giovanni Visconti (BMC), Peter Sagan, Cadel Evans (Katusha), Jelle Vanendert.
Our goal
Our first goal is the Top 3. But with the race progressing, maybe we'll aim for something more....
256km to go
The race hasn't even left the streets of Liège, when the first attack occurs. Stefan Denifl (Red Bull) and Geert Dockx (Lotto) are the ones, but they won't get far.
228km to go
The 2nd breakaway attempt seems to be the right one to get the approval of the peloton. 8 riders, namely Monsalve (Androni), Boasson Hagen (Lotto), Herrada (Movistar), Pellizotti (Lampre), Pires (Saxo), Teklehaimanot (FDJ), Commeyne (Landbouwkrediet) and Bardet (FDJ), quickly create a 2-minute gap. But there is still a very long way to go!
125km to go
2 riders have managed to bridge the gap from the peloton to the 8 leaders, namely Markus Eibegger (Red BUll) and Remmert Wielenga (Rabobank). The 10 already have a margin of 7'05 to the first part of the peloton.
First part? Yes, at the short but steep Côte de Saint-Roch (1km at 11%), the peloton breaks into 2 pieces and a group of 55 riders lead the 2nd group of 60 with over a minute. Some favourites and outsiders have got surprised, as they were placed too far behind: S. Sánchez, Kruijswijk, Monfort, Gerrans, Antón, F. Schleck and Evans can bang their heads against the wall.
As soon as we find out that the gap has occurred, we set Dumoulin & Ligthart in the lead of the peloton, increasing the pace!
113km to go
As a result, the margin of the breakaway to the first peloton decreases rapidly to 4'40. The 2nd group, with the domestiques of Euskaltel and Qantas doing the pace, is loosing ground, and follows at 6'18.
But strangely, some riders still want to attack out of the first peloton, even the pace towards the hills is extremely high. So Kreder, Kirchen, Mayoz, Van der Sande and Rogers get caught immediately.
96km to go
When the breakaway starts the ascend of the Côte de Wanne, they're already about to be caught. The development of the race was for sure in thier disadvantage. The 2nd peloton has seen it's gap to the 1st peloton increasing to 3 minutes, so also Lampre starts to help in the chase. As we still have to do the work in the peloton, desperataly asking the other teams (Lotto, Astana and Radio Shack) to help us to get rid of some opponents.
85km to go
Ascending the Côte de la Haute-Levée, the margin of the first peloton to the 2nd has decreased with about a minute to 2'04. As Dumoulin & Ligthart aren't able of doing the pace in the hills, Rob Ruijgh is leading the peloton now.
73km to go Ruijgh is still leading the first peloton over the Col du Rosier and his pace makes that the group is getting smaller and smaller, only 40 riders left. Lampre is decreasing the margin to 1'40 and without the help of other teams, the 2 groups will emerge....
50km to go
Finally, when ascending the Mont-Theux, we get some help. Radio Shack send their domestiques to the front to help in doing the pace, as the 2nd peloton is only 1 minute behind. Well, domestiques..... Vincenzo Nibali, Levi Leipheimer and Jakob Fuglsang aren't exactly domestiqeus, but outsiders!
34km to go
A group of 32 riders reaches the foot of the Côte de La Redoute (2.0km at 8.8%). But at the same time as Andy Schleck takes the lead and controls the pace, the 2nd groups has found contact, and the favourites that were placed in that group are starting to make their way to the first ranks.
32km to go
A lot of changes happen in the ascend of the Redoute, with riders falling back out of the first group, and riders making their way to the first ranks out of the second group.
As a result, a group of 12 riders have created a small margin to a second group of 13 riders.
Present in the first group are: Andy Schleck, Peter Sagan, Thomas De Gendt, Jelle Vanendert from Monster Energy - Subway, Jakob Fuglsang, Damiano Cunego, Ben Hermans and Levi Leipheimer from Radio Shack, Chris Froome and Kim Kirchen form Sky and Joaquím Rodríguez (Katusha) and Philippe Gilbert (Lotto).
Only 20 seconds behind follows the next group with Roman Kreuziger (Astana), CA Sorensen, Giovanni Visconti & Jurgen Van den Broeck (BMC), Enrico Gasparotto (Lampre), Michel Kreder (Garmin), Fränk Schleck (Omega Pharma), Nibali & Wiggins (Radio Shack) and Cadel Evans (Katusha) in it. Igor Antón, Rob Ruijgh and Simon Gerrans are about to join this group.
19km to go
Some riders of the 2nd group join the first one, and some of the first one get dropped. As a result, the first group consists of 14 riders when the Côte de La Roche aux Faucons (1.5km at 9.3%) begins. Just as with the Redoute, Andy Schleck takes control of the pace, followed by his team mates De Gendt, Ruijgh, Sagan & Vanendert, as well as Philippe Gilbert, Roman Kreuziger, Simon Gerrans, Michel Kreder, Giovanni Visconti, Joaquím Rodríguez, Cadel Evans and Emanuelle Sella. A 2nd group with Kirchen, Antón, CA Sorensen, Fränk Schleck, S. Sánchez and the Radio Shack guys Nibali, Cunego and Hermans follow at '43.
16km to go
When the Roche aux Faucons is done, Joaquím Rodríguez attacks out of the first group. Simon Gerrans is the first to counter, followed by Roman Kreuziger. When Philippe Gilbert does the same, Andy Schleck jumps at his wheel.
9km to go
In the descend towards the Saint-Nicolas, these 5 riders find each other and start to cooperate. They take a lead of 32 seconds to a 2nd group with Cunego, Gasparotto, De Gendt, Ruijgh, Vanendert & Sagan, Evans, Kreder and Visconti, and 1'09 to Antón, Fränk Schleck, Sella and Hermans.
6km to go
The 5 leaders have managed to increase their lead when the arrive at the foot of the Côte de Saint-Nicolas (1.2km at 8.6%). When the road arises with more than 10%, local favourite Philippe Gilbert launches a furious attack. When Schleck wants to win, he has to counter!
4km to go
Gilbert has created a small gap to Schleck and Rodríguez, when the descend after the Saint-Nicolas start. Kreuziger and Gerrans couldn't follow the attack and are '42 behind.
1500m to go Andy Schleck pretty easily closes the gap to Gilbert, whereas Rodríguez gets dropped. The road is ascending again towards the finish in Ans, and it will be a sprint-a-deux for the win.
Will Gilbert take his 3rd win in La Doyenne in a row, or will it be the 2nd one for Schleck after 2009? Looking at their faces, Gilbert looks exhausted, will Schleck still looks pretty fresh (thanks to a daily form of +5, thank you PCM!!).
600m to go
Gilbert tries to surprise his opponent with a long sprint, but Andy Schleck has no problems in taking over. Gilbert realizes he won't win this one and cracks.
Finish
After two times a 4th place in the previous week (AGR en Flèche), Andy Schleck wins Liège - Bastogne - Liège! He was way too strong for Gilbert in the sprint, who has to be dissapointed with this week, with a 2nd, a 5th and again a 2nd, in contrast with 3 wins last year.
Rodríguez finishes in 3rd at '34, while Gerrans beats Kreuziger for the 4th place. At 1'38, Jelle Vanendert wins the sprint for the 6th place, beating Peter Sagan, Damiano Cunego, Giovanni Visconti and Enrico Gasparotto in 10th place.
Results
1
Andy Schleck
Monster Energy - Subway
6h55'12
2
Philippe Gilbert
Lotto - Belisol
+ 15
3
Joaquím Rodríguez
Katusha Team
+ 34
4
Simon Gerrans
Qantas Airways
+ 1'12
5
Roman Kreuziger
Pro Team Astana
+ 1'20
6
Jelle Vanendert
Monster Energy - Subway
+ 1'38
7
Peter Sagan
Monster Energy - Subway
s.t.
8
Damiano Cunego
Radio Shack - Nissan
s.t.
9
Giovanni Visconti
BMC Racing Team
s.t.
10
Enrico Gasparotto
Lampre - Generali
s.t.
Spoiler
11
Rob Ruijgh
Monster Energy - Subway
s.t.
12
Cadel Evans
Katusha Team
s.t.
13
Thomas De Gendt
Monster Energy - Subway
s.t.
14
Michel Kreder
Garmin - Barracuda
s.t.
15
Fränk Schleck
Omega Pharma - Quick·Step
+ 3'58
16
Ben Hermans
Radio Shack - Nissan
s.t.
17
Igor Antón
Euskaltel - Euskadi
s.t.
18
Emanuele Sella
Lampre - Generali
s.t.
19
Chris Anker Sørensen
BMC Racing Team
+ 4'51
20
Kim Kirchen
Sky ProCycling
+ 5'01
21
Pim Ligthart
Monster Energy - Subway
+ 6'24
22
Vincenzo Nibali
Radio Shack - Nissan
+ 8'52
23
Samuel Sánchez
Lampre - Generali
s.t.
24
Chris Froome
Sky ProCycling
+ 9'10
25
Alberto Contador
Movistar Team
+ 9'17
26
Bobbie Traksel
Landbouwkrediet - Euphony
+ 9'26
27
Rigoberto Urán
Sky ProCycling
+ 9'42
28
Michael Rogers
Sky ProCycling
s.t.
29
Iban Mayoz
Euskaltel - Euskadi
+ 9'55
30
Bauke Mollema
BMC Racing Team
s.t.
31
Pierre Rolland
Omega Pharma - Quick·Step
+ 11'22
32
Alexandre Vinokourov
Pro Team Astana
s.t.
33
José Rujano
Androni Giocattoli
+ 12'50
34
Jakob Fuglsang
Radio Shack - Nissan
+ 13'26
35
David Arroyo
Movistar Team
+ 14'38
36
Andrey Kashechkin
Lampre - Generali
s.t.
37
Anthony Geslin
FDJ
+ 14'48
38
Jan Kuyckx
Lotto - Belisol
s.t.
39
Bradley Wiggins
Radio Shack - Nissan
s.t.
40
Andreas Klöden
Radio Shack - Nissan
s.t.
41
Andriy Grivko
Pro Team Astana
s.t.
42
Richie Porte
Saxo Bank SunGard
s.t.
43
Laurens Ten Dam
Rabobank Cycling Team
s.t.
44
Rémi Pauriol
FDJ
s.t.
45
Kanstantsin Siutsou
Sky ProCycling
s.t.
46
Steven Kruijswijk
Qantas Airways
s.t.
47
Tom Stubbe
Lotto - Belisol
s.t.
48
Fabio Duarte
Pro Team Astana
+ 15'12
49
David López
Movistar Team
+ 15'33
50
Janez Brajkovič
Radio Shack - Nissan
+ 15'46
51
Wim Van Huffel
Lotto - Belisol
+ 17'28
52
Ivan Basso
Sky ProCycling
+ 17'46
53
Sergey Firsanov
Katusha Team
s.t.
54
Carlos Barredo
Movistar Team
+ 18'02
55
Levi Leipheimer
Radio Shack - Nissan
s.t.
56
Mikhail Ignatiev
Katusha Team
s.t.
57
Morris Possoni
Sky ProCycling
+ 18'37
58
Alexei Shchebelin
Katusha Team
s.t.
59
Dario Cioni
Sky ProCycling
+ 18'53
60
Vladimir Efimkin
Katusha Team
s.t.
61
Nuno Ribeiro
Pro Team Astana
+ 19'04
62
Andrea Moletta
Lampre - Generali
s.t.
63
Matthew Lloyd
Pro Team Astana
s.t.
64
Gert Dockx
Lotto - Belisol
s.t.
65
Sérgio Paulinho
Saxo Bank SunGard
s.t.
66
Pieter Weening
Qantas Airways
s.t.
67
David Zabriskie
Qantas Airways
s.t.
68
Clément Lhotellerie
Cofidis, le crédit en ligne
s.t.
69
Bruno Pires
Saxo Bank SunGard
s.t.
70
Kevin Seeldraeyers
Sony Ericsson
+ 19'42
71
Oliver Zaugg
Red Bull - Cervélo
+ 20'00
72
Nico Keinath
Sony Ericsson
s.t.
73
Edvald Boasson Hagen
Lotto - Belisol
s.t.
74
Tom Dumoulin
Monster Energy - Subway
s.t.
75
Pavel Brutt
Rabobank Cycling Team
+ 20'53
76
Kristof Vandewalle
Omega Pharma - Quick·Step
s.t.
77
Luis León Sánchez
Rabobank Cycling Team
s.t.
78
Heinrich Haussler
Rabobank Cycling Team
s.t.
79
Kevin De Weert
Androni Giocattoli
s.t.
80
Jérémie Galland
Saur - Sojasun
+ 21'12
81
Dominique Rollin
FDJ
s.t.
82
Jürgen Van de Walle
Landbouwkrediet - Euphony
s.t.
83
Yannick Eijssen
BMC Racing Team
s.t.
84
Alessandro Bertolini
Androni Giocattoli
s.t.
85
Christophe Riblon
Garmin - Barracuda
+ 22'02
86
Sébastien Joly
Garmin - Barracuda
s.t.
87
Robert Kiserlovski
Garmin - Barracuda
+ 22'35
88
Tosh Van der Sande
Omega Pharma - Quick·Step
s.t.
89
Maxime Monfort
Lotto - Belisol
s.t.
90
Jurgen Van den Broeck
BMC Racing Team
s.t.
91
Danny Pate
Sony Ericsson
s.t.
92
Wout Poels
Rabobank Cycling Team
s.t.
93
Tom Slagter
Rabobank Cycling Team
s.t.
94
Remmert Wielinga
Rabobank Cycling Team
+ 22'57
95
Amaël Moinard
BMC Racing Team
s.t.
96
Jesús Herrada
Movistar Team
+ 23'08
97
Yannick Talabardon
Saur - Sojasun
+ 23'16
98
Peter Stetina
Garmin - Barracuda
s.t.
99
Jean-Eudes Demaret
Cofidis, le crédit en ligne
+ 24'27
100
Daniel Navarro
Saxo Bank SunGard
s.t.
101
Stefan Denifl
Red Bull - Cervélo
s.t.
102
Nicolas Vogondy
Cofidis, le crédit en ligne
+ 24'49
103
Igor Abakoumov
Lotto - Belisol
+ 24'57
104
Eduard Prades
Euskaltel - Euskadi
+ 26'26
105
Vasil Kiryienka
Pro Team Astana
+ 26'48
106
Daniel Teklehaimanot
FDJ
+ 27'11
107
Jackson Rodríguez
Androni Giocattoli
s.t.
108
Michael Albasini
Red Bull - Cervélo
+ 27'42
109
Alexandre Geniez
Cofidis, le crédit en ligne
s.t.
110
Stef Clement
Rabobank Cycling Team
s.t.
111
Franco Pellizotti
Lampre - Generali
s.t.
112
Maxim Lefèvre
Monster Energy - Subway
s.t.
113
Gianni Meersman
FDJ
+ 28'05
114
Ryder Hesjedal
Garmin - Barracuda
s.t.
115
Sven Vandousselaere
Landbouwkrediet - Euphony
s.t.
116
Egoi Martínez
Euskaltel - Euskadi
+ 28'28
117
Johann Tschopp
BMC Racing Team
+ 29'29
118
Jonathan Monsalve
Androni Giocattoli
s.t.
119
Mikel Astarloza
Euskaltel - Euskadi
s.t.
The winner
Word from the DS
Oh man, what an unbelievable exciting race. It was full of action for over 100 kilometres, and in the end, we took the win!!
Winning 2 monuments this year, I think I'll get pretty drunk tonight!!
(but she is nice though 
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