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Kiserlovski01
Mallorca Challenge (1.1)
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First up is the Trofeo Palma, traditionally the only chance for the pure sprinters. Surprisingly none of them have put this first race on their schedule, a perfect chance thus for the sprinters of the second row.

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While Spanish champion Ion Izagirre seems to be enjoying his first racing kilometers with us, a group attacks against its better judgment.

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The breakaway doesn't stand a chance and then Navardauskas shows once again he's got a thing for riding hard on flat roads. His attack last exactly long enough to keep a very strong Manuel Martínez behind him. Credits to Carlos Barbero as well for a great leadout.
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The route of Trofeo Alcudia makes this a far less predictable one. Some demanding climbs which may or may not be close enough to the finish to be decisive, all depends on how aggressive the pack will be.

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After a fast start finally Hector Saez is allowed to attack, along with Roompot's Piotr Havik. Hector's pace on the climbs soon turns out to be too hot for Havik. Ten kilometers to go, Saez is reeled in as well.

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A last minute attack from Izagirre is neutralised just in front of the line and the surprising sprint winner is Tinkoff's Daniel Teklehaimanot.
Trofeo Palma
1Ramunas NavardauskasTeam Dimension Data2h05'36"
2Manuel MartínezRuralvía - Seguros RGAs.t.
3Ben SwiftTeam Skys.t.
4Raymond KrederTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
5Carlos BarberoRuralvía - Seguros RGAs.t.
6Lluis Mas BonetTeam Skys.t.
7Marco HallerTeam Dimension Datas.t.
8Eduard-Michael GrosuBora - Argon 18s.t.
9Nicola RuffoniMovistar Teams.t.
10Edward TheunsLotto Soudals.t.
Trofeo Alcudia
1Daniel TeklehaimanotTinkoff-Saxo3h47'32"
2Juan ChamorroCULT Energy Pro Cyclings.t.
3Tosh Van der SandeLotto Soudals.t.
4Ion IzagirreRuralvía - Seguros RGAs.t.
5Joaquím RodríguezTinkoff-Saxos.t.
6Dries DevenynsLotto Soudals.t.
7Carlos BarberoRuralvía - Seguros RGAs.t.
8Arthur VichotTinkoff-Saxos.t.
9Dries Van GestelLotto Soudals.t.
10Robert KiserlovskiCULT Energy Pro Cyclings.t.

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Mallorca Challenge (1.1) - part 2
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Third race of the series is Trofeo Pollença, finishing at the peninsula in the very northeast of the island. After two main climbs halfway the race will be decided at the Mirador des Colomer climb at the end.

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In the breakaway, our team is represented by Omar Fraile. He's on the road with fellow Basques Jon Insausti and former team mate Amets Txurruka. Last one is Dimension Data's Frenchman Renaud Bailly.

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Txurruka's dropped first but eventually no-one in out front stands a chance against the motivated pack. At the Mirador des Colomer, Izagirre still seems to be pedalling comfortably going under the red kite.

He'll have to keep an eye on the Giant duo of Zakarin - Goos though, as now they're overtaking him with less than 1 kilometer to go.

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In the end Izagirre takes a slightly less comfortable win over uphill finish specialist Alexis Vuillermoz. Zakarin completes the podium as Intxausti finishes in fifth in his first race of the year.
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Trofeo Soller is the race with the toughest looking profile, with climbs to conquer right after the start. With no big guns at the start, a lot of climbers will have their mind fixed on this particular race.

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Ochoa starts his season with a day out front, together with Bennati and former Caja Rural rider Miguel Angel Benito.

But quickly enough, an aggresively racing bunch reels in everyone several splits occur. Only Izagirre remains in the first group, but he's still feeling sore after yesterday's race.

Luckily the pace is somewhat lowered and a lot of our riders manage to come back. None of them have returned without having to fight to be able to do so though.

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In the long descent Juan Andres Pardo Calvo sneaks away, and despite the pressure of New Zealand's champion George Bennett, Pardo wins showing he's much more than just another Spanish breakaway specialist.

For us, Chávarri shows his good legs at the very last short climb and his gap allows him to take third, as Ion Izagirre finishes only a few places down.
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Last but not least is Trofeo Calvia, another unpredictable bumpy ride. Our plan is to skip this breakaway in order to try to keep our sprinters Martínez and Barbero close to the front.

But our plan fails thanks to an extremely high pace set as soon as the harder climbs arrive. Everyone of our team is dropped, except for Bilbao and Intxausti. The reduced pack slows down...

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and suddenly Intxausti relays and accelerates, trying to lead out Bilbao and together they surprise all the other riders. A great 1-2 for Ruralvía - Seguros RGA.
Trofeo Pollença
1Ion IzagirreRuralvía - Seguros RGA4h17'31"
2Alexis VuillermozTeam Dimension Datas.t.
3Ilnur ZakarinTeam Giant-Alpecin+ 3"
4Julian ArredondoBMC Racing Team+ 11"
5Beñat IntxaustiRuralvía - Seguros RGA+ 15"
6Marc GoosTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
7Nicolas RocheLotto Soudals.t.
8Paweł PoljańskiTeam Dimension Data+ 21"
9Joaquím RodríguezTinkoff-Saxos.t.
10Stéphane RossettoAG2R La Mondiales.t.
Trofeo Soller
1Juan Andrés PardoTeam Sky3h37'18"
2George BennettAstana Pro Team+ 13"
3Eder ChávarriRuralvía - Seguros RGA+ 49"
4Jan HirtAG2R La Mondiale+ 1'05"
5Patrick KonradBora - Argon 18s.t.
6Alessandro De MarchiAstana Pro Teams.t.
7Gianluca BrambillaAstana Pro Teams.t.
8Ion IzagirreRuralvía - Seguros RGA+ 1'13"
9Ian BoswellTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
10Sebastian HenaoAstana Pro Teams.t.
Trofeo Calvia
1Pello BilbaoRuralvía - Seguros RGA3h34'58"
2Beñat IntxaustiRuralvía - Seguros RGAs.t.
3Thomas De GendtLotto Soudals.t.
4Sergey ChernetskiyTeam Katushas.t.
5Valérien GaltierTeam Skys.t.
6George BennettAstana Pro Teams.t.
7Joaquím RodríguezTinkoff-Saxos.t.
8Davide VillellaAstana Pro Teams.t.
9Valerio AgnoliCannondale Pro Cycling Teams.t.
10Mathieu van der PoelAstana Pro Teams.t.

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HERALD SUN TOUR - RACE PREVIEW
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The lakeside Albert Park Golf Course, Melbourne. This is the biggest city in the Victoria region and is also where the prologue will be raced.
STAGES
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DANGEROUS OPPONENTS
Carlos Betancur Gianluca Brambilla
Michael Valgren Jan Hirt
Kévin Ledanois Maciej Paterski
LATEST WINNER
Gianluca Brambilla
TEAM LINEUP
Klever JonathanPadilla Nehemías
Lature AldoParra Heiner
Martínez ManuelTinajero Aridani
Ochoa DiegoVandenborre Sam
BEST RESULT SO FAR
2018:first participation
TEAM AMBITIONS
GC top 5

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Tamijo
Very good racing in Mallorca.
And good luck in Melbourne
 
Kiserlovski01
Herald Sun Tour (2.1)
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The race starts with a short, flat prologue in the streets of Melbourne. A disappointing stage for us as our top finisher is Vandenborre, finishing in 26th, having ridden 6" slower than stage winner Hepburn.
prologue results
1Michael HepburnIAM Cycling3'42"
2Timo RoosenTeam Smartstop+ 2"
3Leigh HowardOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
4Thomas De GendtLotto Soudals.t.
5Edward TheunsLotto Soudals.t.
6Travis MeyerOrica-GreenEDGE+ 3"
7Matthias PlarreBora - Argon 18s.t.
8Damien HowsonLotto Soudals.t.
9Reinardt J. V. RensburgFDJs.t.
10Harry CarpenterTeam Budget Forkliftss.t.
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The first flat stage includes a tricky uphill finish that might suit the punchers better than the pure sprinters.

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Unfortunately our two sprinters are boxed in when they try to come to the front. Co-leaders Vandenborre and Ochoa race attentively and both finish within the top 10, in the same time as stage winner Grosu.
stage 2 results
1Eduard-Michael GrosuBora - Argon 182h54'31"
2Tom Van AsbroeckTrek - Segafredos.t.
3Edward TheunsLotto Soudals.t.
4Michael ValgrenTinkoff-Saxos.t.
5Kristian SbaragliBora - Argon 18s.t.
6Andris SmirnovsGazprom - Rusvelos.t.
7Diego OchoaRuralvía - Seguros RGAs.t.
8Gerry DruytsTopsport Vlaanderen - Baloises.t.
9Mike TeunissenTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
10Sam VandenborreRuralvía - Seguros RGAs.t.
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The third stage included a short non-steep hill right within the sprint preparation. But still a full bunch sprint was to be expected.

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Diego Ochoa tried to last minute attack just over the top but his attack did not last. Stage winner was Rick Zabel, who finally seems to have become a sprinter who can win. Our main sprinter Manuel Martínez grabbed a 6th place.
stage 3 results
1Rick ZabelOrica-GreenEDGE4h00'43"
2Tom Van AsbroeckTrek - Segafredos.t.
3Michael KolarFDJs.t.
4Andris SmirnovsGazprom - Rusvelos.t.
5Edward TheunsLotto Soudals.t.
6Manuel MartínezRuralvía - Seguros RGAs.t.
7Gerry DruytsTopsport Vlaanderen - Baloises.t.
8Eduard-Michael GrosuBora - Argon 18s.t.
9Diego OchoaRuralvía - Seguros RGAs.t.
10Lilian CalmejaneAG2R La Mondiales.t.
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The most flat stage was the last chance for the sprinters, as most probably they won't strike in the final stage which contains 3 ascents of Arthur's Seat.

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Finally Tinajero managed to lead out Martínez properly, but again Manuel would have to settle for second, losing the bunch sprint against Rick Zabel.
stage 4 results
1Rick ZabelOrica-GreenEDGE3h29'54"
2Manuel MartínezRuralvía - Seguros RGAs.t.
3Eduard-Michael GrosuBora - Argon 18s.t.
4Andris SmirnovsGazprom - Rusvelos.t.
5Boris ValléeLotto Soudals.t.
6Tom Van AsbroeckTrek - Segafredos.t.
7Michael KolarFDJs.t.
8Edward TheunsLotto Soudals.t.
9Gerry DruytsTopsport Vlaanderen - Baloises.t.
10Willy WillwohlBora - Argon 18s.t.
GC before the queen stage
1Rick ZabelOrica-GreenEDGE10h28'37"
2Eduard-Michael GrosuBora - Argon 18+ 5"
3Tom Van AsbroeckTrek - Segafredo+ 6"
4Edward TheunsLotto Soudal+ 11"
5Michael HepburnIAM Cycling+ 13"
6Thomas De GendtLotto Soudal+ 15"
7Gianluca BrambillaAstana Pro Team+ 16"
8Damien HowsonLotto Soudals.t.
9Georg PreidlerIAM Cycling+ 17"
10Claudio ImhofIAM Cyclings.t.
13Manuel MartínezRuralvía - Seguros RGA+ 18"

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Tamijo
Great podium for Manuel Martínez.
GC seems to be wide open, for the final stage.
 
Kiserlovski01
Tamijo wrote:
Great podium for Manuel Martínez.
GC seems to be wide open, for the final stage.


Martínez is certainly becoming a solid sprinter, maybe the best one out there in South America. Too bad he still hasn't won. Anyway we'll certainly have a hard time renewing his contract.

The GC indeed is undecided so far, go Diego and Sam!
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Herald Sun Tour - conclusion
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Three times the Arthur's Seat climb. A Wilunga Hill-like stage. The last difficulty of this year's Herald Sun Tour. A breakaway seemed to be ruled out even before this stage had even started.

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Still, quite a lot of riders tried their luck. Among them were former Colombian champion Miguel Rubiano, Russia's veteran Mikhail Ignatiev and Tim Roe.

The group got scattered at the second climb of Arthur's Seat. Only a few guys out front would make it over the top without being reeled in. But the pack was way too eager to grant them anything.

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Sam Vandenborre sacrificed his own GC ambitions to drop off Ochoa near the front. And the Colombian managed to stay there, close to co-favourites Betancur, Brambilla and Ledanois.

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Being a little far back, Ochoa had to deliver a very strong sprint for the stage win, but Ledanois just had that little more in the legs that day. Another second place it was for us, which allowed Ochoa to climb to 3rd in the general classification, as Ledanois logically won the race too.
Queen stage results
1Kevin LedanoisAG2R La Mondiale2h47'13"
2Diego OchoaRuralvía - Seguros RGAs.t.
3Gianluca BrambillaAstana Pro Teams.t.
4Jan HirtAG2R La Mondiales.t.
5Lilian CalmejaneAG2R La Mondiales.t.
6Jack HaigOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
7Carlos BetancurIAM Cyclings.t.
8Thomas De GendtLotto Soudal+ 21"
9Daniel TeklehaimanotTinkoff-Saxos.t.
10Maurits LammertinkIAM Cyclings.t.
Final overall standings
1Kevin LedanoisAG2R La Mondiale13h16'01"
2Gianluca BrambillaAstana Pro Team+ 1"
3Diego OchoaRuralvía - Seguros RGA+ 7"
4Jack HaigOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
5Jan HirtAG2R La Mondiale+ 9"
6Carlos BetancurIAM Cycling+ 10"
7Edward TheunsLotto Soudal+ 21"
8Thomas De GendtLotto Soudal+ 25"
9Georg PreidlerIAM Cycling+ 27"
10Michael ValgrenTinkoff-Saxo+ 28"
11Sam VandenborreRuralvía - Seguros RGA+ 29"

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Kiserlovski01
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VUELTA A MURCIA - RACE PREVIEW
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The Roman Theatre in Cartagena, Murcia. It was discovered under the ruins of Cartagena Cathedral, which had been damaged during the Spanish Civil War.
PROFILE
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DANGEROUS OPPONENTS
Juan ChamorroMiguel Ángel López
Peter KennaughPierre-Roger Latour
Alexis VuillermozRuben Fernández
LATEST WINNER
Beñat Intxausti
TEAM LINEUP
Barbero CarlosIzagirre Ion
Campos José LuisLature Aldo
Chávarri EderZardini Edoardo
Intxausti BeñatZurlo Federico
BEST RESULT SO FAR
2017: Beñat Intxausti - WIN
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Top 3 finish

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DiCyc
Nice 2nd place by Diego!
 
Tamijo
Very fine race in Melbourne.
 
Kiserlovski01
DiCyc wrote:
Nice 2nd place by Diego!


Thanks!

Tamijo wrote:
Very fine race in Melbourne.


Indeed, too bad we just missed out on both a stage win and the GC.
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Vuelta a Murcia (1.1)
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The route looks a bit different compared to the one of last year's edition, when Intxausti destroyed his opponents as he tamed the final hill on his own.

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Chávarri joined a duo to create a three-man breakaway. At the longest climb of the race, Boris Vallée couldn't keep up with Eder Chávarri and our former teammate Lluis Mas Bonet. Mas Bonet was dropped too but he came back in the descent.

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Even before the final hill both realised there was no point in trying today. That's where the race would be decided.

Purito Rodríguez is the first to attack, as Izagirre tries to follow. But he fails to do so and over the top only Vuillermoz and Oomen have been able to join Purito.

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Their attack was close to being neutralised, but one of them still had one card to play...

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... and Vuillermoz timed his attack perfectly. He rode to today's win on his own. Behind, Barbero started his sprint early and he held on for second.
Race results
1Alexis VuillermozTeam Dimension Data4h41'43"
2Carlos BarberoRuralvía - Seguros RGA+ 32"
3Edward TheunsLotto Soudals.t.
4Egor SilinTinkoff-Saxos.t.
5Gijs Van HoeckeLotto Soudals.t.
6Jay McCarthyLA Aluminios - Antartes.t.
7Jan HirtAG2R La Mondiales.t.
8Miguel Angel LopezTeam Dimension Datas.t.
9Gianni MeersmanTrek - Segafredos.t.
10Ion IzagirreRuralvía - Seguros RGAs.t.

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Clásica de Almeria (1.1)
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Our last race before the Algarve / Andalucía combo turned out to be a huge disappointment, as Barbero grabbed the wrong wheel and got boxed in, finishing in 28th. Nikias Arndt used the Bora train really well, and then finished stronger than their sprinter Kristian Sbaragli.
Race results
1Nikias ArndtTeam Giant-Alpecin4h17'37"
2Philip LaverySkydive Dubai Pro Teams.t.
3Raymond KrederTeam LottoNL - Jumbos.t.
4Kristian SbaragliBora - Argon 18s.t.
5Adrien PetitTeam Dimension Datas.t.
6Nicola RuffoniMovistar Teams.t.
7José Joaquín RojasMovistar Teams.t.
8Eduard-Michael GrosuBora - Argon 18s.t.
9Gerry DruytsTopsport Vlaanderen - Baloises.t.
10Jasha SütterlinTeam Giant-Alpecins.t.
28Carlos BarberoRuralvía - Seguros RGAs.t.

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Tamijo
Just one of those sprint that does not work out, happens frequently.
 
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Tamijo wrote:
Just one of those sprint that does not work out, happens frequently.


True that, it's just a part of cycling.
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VOLTA AO ALGARVE - RACE PREVIEW
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The seaside resort of Lagos, Portugal. A very popular honeymoon destination. Back in the year 1444, the first slavery market in Europe was built here.
STAGES
stageprofiledistance
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2.i.imgur.com/STOtFBY.png196 km (summit finish) i.imgur.com/STOtFBY.png
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5.i.imgur.com/8Cdqc1O.png165 km (summit finish) i.imgur.com/8Cdqc1O.png
DANGEROUS OPPONENTS
Romain BardetLachlan Morton
Chris FroomeRobert Kiserlovski
Robert GesinkJuan Chamorro
LATEST WINNER
Peter Sagan
TEAM LINEUP
Barbero CarlosGuerreiro Ruben
Bilbao PelloVandenborre Sam
Fraile OmarZardini Edoardo
Gonçalves JoséZurlo Federico
BEST RESULT SO FAR
2017: Sam Vandenborre - 5th
TEAM AMBITIONS
GC top 5

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RUTA DEL SOL - RACE PREVIEW
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The village of Benaoján, host of the summit finish of stage 5.
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6.i.imgur.com/e3EtwKi.png95 km i.imgur.com/e3EtwKi.png
DANGEROUS OPPONENTS
Thibaut PinotBob Jungels
Julian AlaphilippePierre Rolland
Warren BarguilAndrey Amador
LATEST WINNER
Tony Gallopin
TEAM LINEUP
Campos José LuisIzagirre Ion
Eder ChávarriMesías Renato
Grijalba FernandoOchoa Diego
Intxausti Beñat
BEST RESULT SO FAR
2016: Beñat Intxausti - WIN
TEAM AMBITIONS
GC top 5

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Volta ao Algarve (2.1)
stage 1
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A relatively easy stage to start with. Nothing noteworthy had happened until the preparation of sprint started.

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Lotto's and Giant's trains just destroyed the pack and in the end the sprint came down to a battle between Belgium's and Germany's champion, with Kittel winning over Stuyven. Behind, Zurlo won the peleton sprint as he was allowed to sprint for himself after Barbero had lost the Italian's wheel.
stage results
1Marcel KittelTeam Giant-Alpecin4h12'24"
2Jasper StuyvenLotto Soudals.t.
3Tiesj BenootLotto Soudals.t.
4Federico ZurloRuralvía - Seguros RGA+ 42"
5Michael MatthewsOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
6Sébastien TurgotAG2R La Mondiales.t.
7Carlos BarberoRuralvía - Seguros RGAs.t.
8Jay McCarthyLA Aluminios - Antartes.t.
9Patrick ClausenCULT Energy Pro Cyclings.t.
10Lachlan MortonOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
overall standings
1Marcel KittelTeam Giant-Alpecin4h12'12"
2Jasper StuyvenLotto Soudal+ 5"
3Tiesj BenootLotto Soudal+ 8"
4Federico ZurloRuralvía - Seguros RGA+ 54"
5Michael MatthewsOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.
6Sébastien TurgotAG2R La Mondiales.t.
7Carlos BarberoRuralvía - Seguros RGAs.t.
8Jay McCarthyLA Aluminios - Antartes.t.
9Patrick ClausenCULT Energy Pro Cyclings.t.
10Lachlan MortonOrica-GreenEDGEs.t.

Ruta del Sol (2.1)
stage 1
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A very hard time trial to start with. Despite having stated that he didn't feel to well, Ion had the best time at the intermediate point,. He took it rather easy in the descent and held on to a great third place, after Alaphilippe and stage winner Porte.
stage results & overall standings
1Richie PorteLotto Soudal37'27"
2Julian AlaphilippeEtixx - Quick-step+ 5"
3Ion IzagirreRuralvía - Seguros RGA+ 9"
4Cameron MeyerEtixx - Quick-step+ 13"
5Rohan DennisTeam Skys.t.
6Luke DurbridgeCannondale Pro Cycling Team+ 19"
7Ryan MullenTeam Sky+ 22"
8Joey RosskopfCannondale Pro Cycling Team+ 32"
9Fabio FellineBora - Argon 18+ 34"
10Bob JungelsTinkoff-Saxo+ 40"

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Tamijo
Very good result in both races, Ion Izagirre in a perfect position at Costa del Sol
 
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