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EPIC - Season 2 Part 1
Luis Leon Sanchez
Top  #581 Print Post
Posted on 17-02-2015 06:52
Good start for Kawasaki in Qatar with a 5th place.
 
Cycleman123
Top  #582 Print Post
Posted on 17-02-2015 07:20
Not bad. Two Top 10s and 6th for my custom rider.

Just a note, Dippo. I like the highlight style but just a bit more coverage of the sprint would be good.
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JoeArmstrong13
Top  #583 Print Post
Posted on 17-02-2015 08:08
Cycleman123 wrote:
Just a note, Dippo. I like the highlight style but just a bit more coverage of the sprint would be good.


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trekbmc
Top  #584 Print Post
Posted on 17-02-2015 08:13
Finished the stage and will have the report soon. Grin



"What done is, is one." - Benji Naesen
 
Shonak
Top  #585 Print Post
Posted on 17-02-2015 08:22
Current reporters should be forbidden to post "report is coming soon". Always gets my hopes up.
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"It’s a little bit scary when Contador attacks." - Tommy V
 
trekbmc
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Posted on 17-02-2015 08:40
Shonak wrote:
Current reporters should be forbidden to post "report is coming soon". Always gets my hopes up.
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Would it help if I said that I have written every word of the report, but somebody else is using the computer with the pictures on it, so as soon as I can use that I can upload the pictures and post it. Grin

Of course, this is what you want forbidden. Pfft



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Ollfardh
Top  #587 Print Post
Posted on 17-02-2015 08:42
Shonak wrote:
Current reporters should be forbidden to post "report is coming soon". Always gets my hopes up.


And it makes me clicking refresh way too often to actually get some work done Pfft
Changed my sig, this was getting absurd.
 
trekbmc
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Posted on 17-02-2015 10:25
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Stage 1 San Luis - Villa Mercedes


The race starts in San Luis for a 165km stage. The race is flat, with barely any altitude gained and most the race is slightly downhill. The only real danger of the stage is that at about 80km in, the race will change direction, which could bring a wind change. Cannondale will have the pressure piled upon them today, as Peter Sagan is a head and shoulders above the rest of the competition, although, anything can go wrong on the day or maybe somebody else could do well, so Gerald Ciolek, Sacha Modolo and Theo Bos could give Sagan a run for his money. Other contenders include the Champion System duo Schnaidt and Belletti, Tom Veelers, British sprinter Ben Swift, Allan Davis of Orica and Yauheni Hutarovich. The two sprints of the day are placed together, so the break away will likely take it.


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The race begins in San Luis. 165km await the stage today.


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A rare occurance, but the peloton lets the first attempt of the day establish a reasonable gap. Malaysian National Champion Muhammad Othman (Champion System) leads the attacks, with Luca Wakkerman (Lampre) close behind just metres behind, Thomas Palmer (Drapac) tries to hold on to the attack, it looks like he'll get back up though.


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Tejay Van Garderen (BMC) had a rear wheel puncture, but the team didn't panic and sent Chad Haga, Larry Warbase and Brent Bookwalter back to pace him back to the peloton. The group should make it back with limit or no impact on Tejay.


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A close sprint where Luca Wackermann (Lampre) just holds out to stay ahead of a late sprint from Muhammad Othman (Champion System), Thomas Palmar (Drapac) is significantly slower in the sprint, so if the break does make it to the end, he may need to be alone.

77km Left and the next intermediate sprint is in just 12 kilometres. The break has a 4 minute and 30 seconds gap.


Sprint Results:

PositionNamePointsTotal Points
1Luca Wakkermann66
2Muhamamad Othman44
3Thomas Palmar22


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Luca Wackermann (Lampre) with a more convincing gap on Muhammad Othman (Champion System) this time. Thomas Palmar (Drapac). The peloton can be seen in the distance.

There will be no more sprints today with Villa Mercedes just 64 kilometres today. The leaders have a gap of 4 minutes on the peloton.


Sprint Results:

PositionNamePointsTotal Points
1Luca Wakkermann612
2Muhamamad Othman48
3Thomas Palmar24


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A green train of Bardiani and Cannondale have upped the pace, with Gorka Nieve the first casualty of the increased pace. 30km left and the break has 2 minutes. That doesn't look like a big enough gap.


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Luca Wakkerman has been giving everything to keep the break away, as they hit the 20km to go banner, they only have 1 minute and 10 seconds left. Bardiani has been giving everything up the front, with 1 or 2 riders from both Cannondale and MTN - Qhuebka helping.


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10km left, but Palmar has resigned and is back in the peloton, these two have had the final handshake and will watch the peloton take over, will one of them have another go for most combatative? Will another rider attack? or will we see a bunch sprint?


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The break has been caught by the Bardiani train.


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3km Left and we get 2 shots of the peloton. The MTN - Qhuebeka train leads, followed by Sagan's Cannondale train. Davis struggles to keep up next to Sagan, maybe slowing down to grab his wheel. The Bardiani train with Modolo at the back races on the other side of the road, funnily enough, the three biggest sprinters have 2 lead-out men left each. Just behind the Bardiani train is Hutarovich, with Veelers ready to grab his wheel, Schnait is following the Dutchman, Swift is on his wheel.


If gaps should form in the bunch, it's worth knowing that only a few GC names are near the front, we can spot Kangert, Van Garderen and Betancur in the top 15, while Johnsson and Henao are in the top 25, none of the other GC names are anywhere near the front, unless Sagan goes for GC.


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1.5 kilometres to go, the sprinters are all up the front, the peloton looks like this:


SabatiniLasca
ShaqifSaganLanderFortin
TekesteModolo
CiolekHutarovich
DavisVeelers
Schnaidt
Swift
Harrini


There is a bike length gap to the rest of the peloton, nothing serious, but nobody is strong enough to win from behind that.


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They hit the 1km Banner and Sagan is a long way ahead, he hasn't even done any work in the wind yet! Fortin leads Sacha Modolo, who might be the only rider still in contention, Hutarovich follows, with Schnaidt on his wheel, Veelers tries to catch up, Swfit races behind him, with Harrini on one side and Ciolek's on the other side, unfortunately Tekeste just wasn't strong enough and he ruined his teammates chances. Davis is the only sprinter on the other side of the road.

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500 metres left as Sagan and Modolo leave there lead-outs, almost everyone is in a line behind him and Lasca, but Modolo has just entered the wind, while the others have raced in it for much longer. Ciolek desperately tries to make up the gap.


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Peter Sagan wins the first stage of the tour de San Luis!

Schnaidt beats Harrini for 2nd by a matter of millimetres. While Ciolek pulls off a miracle sprint for 4th, Hutarovich comes in 5th, Ben Swift takes 6th, Veelers gets 7th, while a Fading Modolo takes 8th, Sagan's lead out Lasca take 9th for his strength, while Allan Davis rounds out the top 10 for Orica Greenedge.


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It turns out a gap of almost 3 minutes split the peloton mid-stage. The biggest name involved was Muriel.


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Peter Sagan takes every jersey and the stage, we've just shown yellow and the stage.



Results:

RankNameTeamTime
1Peter SaganCannondale Pro Cycling3h36'21
2Fabian SchnaidtTeam Champion Systems.t.
3Fabrizio HarriniColombias.t.
4Gerald CiolekMTN - Qhubekas.t.
5Yauheni HutarovichAG2R La Mondiales.t.
6Ben SwiftSky Procyclings.t.
7Tom VeelersTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
8Sacha ModoloBardiani Valvole - CSF Inoxs.t.
9Francesco LascaCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.
10Allan DavisOrica - GreenEdges.t.

Spoiler
[table]11 Filippo Fortin Bardiani Valvole - CSF Inox s.t.
12 Carlos Betancur AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
13 Benjamin Giraud AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
14 Fabio Sabatini Cannondale Pro Cycling s.t.
15 Yonas Tekeste MTN - Qhubeka s.t.
16 Sebastian Lander Bardiani Valvole - CSF Inox s.t.
17 Larry Warbasse BMC Racing Team s.t.
18 Tejay Van Garderen BMC Racing Team s.t.
19 Matthias Friedemann Team Champion System s.t.
20 Tanel Kangert Team Giant - Shimano s.t.
21 Marouane Shaqif MTN - Qhubeka s.t.
22 Hugo Houle Bardiani Valvole - CSF Inox s.t.
23 Sergio Henao Sky Procycling s.t.
24 Joshua Edmonson Sky Procycling s.t.
25 Cheng Ji Team Giant - Shimano s.t.
26 Theo Bos Belkin Pro Cycling Team s.t.
27 Alexander Wetterhall Bardiani Valvole - CSF Inox s.t.
28 Diego Johnson Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
29 Dario Cataldo BMC Racing Team s.t.
30 Julian Arredondo Caja Rural - Seguros RGA s.t.
31 Russell Downing Team NetApp - Endura s.t.
32 Dominik Nerz Team NetApp - Endura s.t.
33 Janier Acevedo Team Champion System s.t.
34 Linus Gerdemann MTN - Qhubeka s.t.
35 Pieter Weening Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
36 Maxime Monfort Trek Factory Racing s.t.
37 Nelson Oliveira Trek Factory Racing s.t.
38 Pierre De la Montagne Team Giant - Shimano s.t.
39 Jose Alarcon Caja Rural - Seguros RGA s.t.
40 Łukasz Owsian CCC Polsat - Polkowice s.t.
41 Juan Pablo Asquez Caja Rural - Seguros RGA s.t.
42 Steven Kruijswijk Belkin Pro Cycling Team s.t.
43 Nathan Brown Cannondale Pro Cycling s.t.
44 Sebastian Henao Belkin Pro Cycling Team s.t.
45 Arnold Jeannesson Trek Factory Racing s.t.
46 Chris Horner Trek Factory Racing s.t.
47 Gorka Verdugo Caja Rural - Seguros RGA s.t.
48 Johann Nokkvason CCC Polsat - Polkowice s.t.
49 Michal Golas CCC Polsat - Polkowice s.t.
50 Cristian Delle Stelle Bardiani Valvole - CSF Inox s.t.
51 Wilco Kelderman Belkin Pro Cycling Team s.t.
52 Paul Voss Team NetApp - Endura s.t.
53 Winner Anacona Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
54 Lawson Craddock BMC Racing Team s.t.
55 Joseph Dombrowski Sky Procycling s.t.
56 Matthew Busche Trek Factory Racing s.t.
57 José Mendes Team NetApp - Endura s.t.
58 Steve Morabito BMC Racing Team s.t.
59 Edoardo Zardini Team NetApp - Endura s.t.
60 Sylwester Szmyd CCC Polsat - Polkowice s.t.
61 Dennis Van Niekerk MTN - Qhubeka s.t.
62 Josh Burton Cannondale Pro Cycling s.t.
63 Ioannis Dimitriou Team NetApp - Endura s.t.
64 Ángel Madrazo Caja Rural - Seguros RGA s.t.
65 Muhamad Othman Team Champion System s.t.
66 Silvio Herklotz Belkin Pro Cycling Team s.t.
67 Davide Rebellin CCC Polsat - Polkowice s.t.
68 Alfredo Balloni Bardiani Valvole - CSF Inox s.t.
69 Tsgabu Grmay MTN - Qhubeka s.t.
70 Maciej Paterski CCC Polsat - Polkowice s.t.
71 Brent Bookwalter BMC Racing Team s.t.
72 Josef Hintermuller MTN - Qhubeka s.t.
73 Cayetano Sarmiento Caja Rural - Seguros RGA s.t.
74 Angelo Pagani AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
75 Chad Haga BMC Racing Team s.t.
76 Josué Moyano Caja Rural - Seguros RGA s.t.
77 Marek Rutkiewicz CCC Polsat - Polkowice s.t.
78 Danilo Wyss BMC Racing Team s.t.
79 Guillaume Boivin Cannondale Pro Cycling s.t.
80 Matteo Montaguti AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
81 Jonathan Dibben Cannondale Pro Cycling s.t.
82 Jacek Morajko CCC Polsat - Polkowice s.t.
83 Mart Ojavee Team Champion System s.t.
84 David Arroyo Caja Rural - Seguros RGA s.t.
85 Donato De Ieso Bardiani Valvole - CSF Inox s.t.
86 Ian Boswell Team NetApp - Endura + 2'40
87 Merhawi Kudus MTN - Qhubeka s.t.
88 Raymond Kreder Team Giant - Shimano s.t.
89 Jens Keukeleire Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
90 Luke Durbridge Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
91 Christian Muriel Colombia s.t.
92 Firmansyah Sinaga Team Champion System s.t.
93 William Walker Drapac Cycling s.t.
94 Marc De Maar UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team s.t.
95 Davide Cimolai Orica - GreenEdge s.t.
96 Rory Sutherland Drapac Cycling s.t.
97 Moreno Hofland Belkin Pro Cycling Team s.t.
98 Félix Cárdenas Lampre - Merida s.t.
99 Manuel Belletti Team Champion System s.t.
100 Guillaume Bonnafond AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
101 Thomas Peterson Team Giant - Shimano s.t.
102 Hugh Carthy Cannondale Pro Cycling s.t.
103 Daniel Teklehaimanot Lampre - Merida s.t.
104 Mattia Cattaneo AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
105 Daniel Schorn Team NetApp - Endura s.t.
106 Pavel Kochetkov RusVelo s.t.
107 Ben Day UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team s.t.
108 Marco Corti Colombia s.t.
109 Jesse Sergent Trek Factory Racing s.t.
110 Sergei Pomoshnikov RusVelo s.t.
111 Jack Haig Drapac Cycling s.t.
112 Alexander Mironov RusVelo s.t.
113 Wilson Marentes Colombia s.t.
114 Mitchell Lovelock-Fay Drapac Cycling s.t.
115 Jeff Louder UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team s.t.
116 Christopher Jones UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team s.t.
117 Igor Boev RusVelo s.t.
118 John Murphy UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team s.t.
119 Carlos Quintero Colombia s.t.
120 Michael Hepburn Lampre - Merida s.t.
121 Juan Esteban Arango Colombia s.t.
122 Bruno Pires Colombia s.t.
123 Robert Förster UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team s.t.
124 Luca Wackermann Lampre - Merida s.t.
125 Evgeniy Kovalev RusVelo s.t.
126 Artur Ershov RusVelo s.t.
127 Luca Dodi Lampre - Merida s.t.
128 Matthew Lloyd Lampre - Merida s.t.
129 Stephen Clancy Team Novo Nordisk s.t.
130 Amir Rusli Drapac Cycling s.t.
131 Gordon McCauley Drapac Cycling s.t.
132 Martijn Verschoor Team Novo Nordisk s.t.
133 Tomohori Hatanaka Drapac Cycling s.t.
134 Justin Morris Team Novo Nordisk s.t.
135 Thomas Palmer Drapac Cycling s.t.
136 Andrea Peron Team Novo Nordisk s.t.
137 Thomas Raeymaekers Team Novo Nordisk s.t.
138 Johannes Fröhlinger Team Giant - Shimano s.t.
139 Joe Eldridge Team Novo Nordisk s.t.
140 Yann Huguet Team Giant - Shimano s.t.
141 Mirsamad Poorseyedi Team Champion System s.t.
142 Stephen Cummings Sky Procycling s.t.
143 Stefano Locatelli AG2R La Mondiale s.t.
144 Jasha Sütterlin Sky Procycling s.t.
145 Gorka Nieve Colombia + 6'33[/table]



GC:

RankNameTeamTime
1Peter SaganCannondale Pro Cycling3h36'01
2Fabian SchnaidtTeam Champion System+ 8
3Fabrizio HarriniColombia+ 12
4Muhamad OthmanTeam Champion Systems.t.
5Gerald CiolekMTN - Qhubeka+ 20
6Yauheni HutarovichAG2R La Mondiales.t.
7Ben SwiftSky Procyclings.t.
8Tom VeelersTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
9Sacha ModoloBardiani Valvole - CSF Inoxs.t.
10Francesco LascaCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.

Spoiler
11Allan DavisOrica - GreenEdges.t.
12Filippo FortinBardiani Valvole - CSF Inoxs.t.
13Carlos BetancurAG2R La Mondiales.t.
14Benjamin GiraudAG2R La Mondiales.t.
15Fabio SabatiniCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.
16Yonas TekesteMTN - Qhubekas.t.
17Sebastian LanderBardiani Valvole - CSF Inoxs.t.
18Larry WarbasseBMC Racing Teams.t.
19Tejay Van GarderenBMC Racing Teams.t.
20Matthias FriedemannTeam Champion Systems.t.
21Tanel KangertTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
22Marouane ShaqifMTN - Qhubekas.t.
23Hugo HouleBardiani Valvole - CSF Inoxs.t.
24Sergio HenaoSky Procyclings.t.
25Joshua EdmonsonSky Procyclings.t.
26Cheng JiTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
27Theo BosBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
28Alexander WetterhallBardiani Valvole - CSF Inoxs.t.
29Diego JohnsonOrica - GreenEdges.t.
30Dario CataldoBMC Racing Teams.t.
31Julian ArredondoCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
32Russell DowningTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
33Dominik NerzTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
34Janier AcevedoTeam Champion Systems.t.
35Linus GerdemannMTN - Qhubekas.t.
36Pieter WeeningOrica - GreenEdges.t.
37Maxime MonfortTrek Factory Racings.t.
38Nelson OliveiraTrek Factory Racings.t.
39Pierre De la MontagneTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
40Jose AlarconCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
41Łukasz OwsianCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
42Juan Pablo AsquezCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
43Steven KruijswijkBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
44Nathan BrownCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.
45Sebastian HenaoBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
46Arnold JeannessonTrek Factory Racings.t.
47Chris HornerTrek Factory Racings.t.
48Gorka VerdugoCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
49Johann NokkvasonCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
50Michal GolasCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
51Cristian Delle StelleBardiani Valvole - CSF Inoxs.t.
52Wilco KeldermanBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
53Paul VossTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
54Winner AnaconaOrica - GreenEdges.t.
55Lawson CraddockBMC Racing Teams.t.
56Joseph DombrowskiSky Procyclings.t.
57Matthew BuscheTrek Factory Racings.t.
58José MendesTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
59Steve MorabitoBMC Racing Teams.t.
60Edoardo ZardiniTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
61Sylwester SzmydCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
62Dennis Van NiekerkMTN - Qhubekas.t.
63Josh BurtonCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.
64Ioannis DimitriouTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
65Ángel MadrazoCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
66Silvio HerklotzBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
67Davide RebellinCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
68Alfredo BalloniBardiani Valvole - CSF Inoxs.t.
69Tsgabu GrmayMTN - Qhubekas.t.
70Maciej PaterskiCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
71Brent BookwalterBMC Racing Teams.t.
72Josef HintermullerMTN - Qhubekas.t.
73Cayetano SarmientoCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
74Angelo PaganiAG2R La Mondiales.t.
75Chad HagaBMC Racing Teams.t.
76Josué MoyanoCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
77Marek RutkiewiczCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
78Danilo WyssBMC Racing Teams.t.
79Guillaume BoivinCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.
80Matteo MontagutiAG2R La Mondiales.t.
81Jonathan DibbenCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.
82Jacek MorajkoCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
83Mart OjaveeTeam Champion Systems.t.
84David ArroyoCaja Rural - Seguros RGAs.t.
85Donato De IesoBardiani Valvole - CSF Inoxs.t.
86Luca WackermannLampre - Merida+ 2'48
87Thomas PalmerDrapac Cycling+ 2'56
88Ian BoswellTeam NetApp - Endura+ 3'00
89Merhawi KudusMTN - Qhubekas.t.
90Raymond KrederTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
91Jens KeukeleireOrica - GreenEdges.t.
92Luke DurbridgeOrica - GreenEdges.t.
93Christian MurielColombias.t.
94Firmansyah SinagaTeam Champion Systems.t.
95William WalkerDrapac Cyclings.t.
96Marc De MaarUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
97Davide CimolaiOrica - GreenEdges.t.
98Rory SutherlandDrapac Cyclings.t.
99Moreno HoflandBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
100Félix CárdenasLampre - Meridas.t.
101Manuel BellettiTeam Champion Systems.t.
102Guillaume BonnafondAG2R La Mondiales.t.
103Thomas PetersonTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
104Hugh CarthyCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.
105Daniel TeklehaimanotLampre - Meridas.t.
106Mattia CattaneoAG2R La Mondiales.t.
107Daniel SchornTeam NetApp - Enduras.t.
108Pavel KochetkovRusVelos.t.
109Ben DayUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
110Marco CortiColombias.t.
111Jesse SergentTrek Factory Racings.t.
112Sergei PomoshnikovRusVelos.t.
113Jack HaigDrapac Cyclings.t.
114Alexander MironovRusVelos.t.
115Wilson MarentesColombias.t.
116Mitchell Lovelock-FayDrapac Cyclings.t.
117Jeff LouderUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
118Christopher JonesUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
119Igor BoevRusVelos.t.
120John MurphyUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
121Carlos QuinteroColombias.t.
122Michael HepburnLampre - Meridas.t.
123Juan Esteban ArangoColombias.t.
124Bruno PiresColombias.t.
125Robert FörsterUnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Teams.t.
126Evgeniy KovalevRusVelos.t.
127Artur ErshovRusVelos.t.
128Luca DodiLampre - Meridas.t.
129Matthew LloydLampre - Meridas.t.
130Stephen ClancyTeam Novo Nordisks.t.
131Amir RusliDrapac Cyclings.t.
132Gordon McCauleyDrapac Cyclings.t.
133Martijn VerschoorTeam Novo Nordisks.t.
134Tomohori HatanakaDrapac Cyclings.t.
135Justin MorrisTeam Novo Nordisks.t.
136Andrea PeronTeam Novo Nordisks.t.
137Thomas RaeymaekersTeam Novo Nordisks.t.
138Johannes FröhlingerTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
139Joe EldridgeTeam Novo Nordisks.t.
140Yann HuguetTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
141Mirsamad PoorseyediTeam Champion Systems.t.
142Stephen CummingsSky Procyclings.t.
143Stefano LocatelliAG2R La Mondiales.t.
144Jasha SütterlinSky Procyclings.t.
145Gorka NieveColombia+ 6'53



Points:
RankNameTeamPointsGeneral
1Peter SaganCannondale Pro Cycling2525
2Fabian SchnaidtTeam Champion System2020
3Fabrizio HarriniColombia1616
4Gerald CiolekMTN - Qhubeka1414
5Luca WackermannLampre - Merida1212
6Yauheni HutarovichAG2R La Mondiale1212
7Ben SwiftSky Procycling1010
8Tom VeelersTeam Giant - Shimano99
9Muhamad OthmanTeam Champion System88
10Sacha ModoloBardiani Valvole - CSF Inox88

Spoiler
11Francesco LascaCannondale Pro Cycling77
12Allan DavisOrica - GreenEdge66
13Filippo FortinBardiani Valvole - CSF Inox55
14Thomas PalmerDrapac Cycling44
15Carlos BetancurAG2R La Mondiale44
16Benjamin GiraudAG2R La Mondiale33
17Fabio SabatiniCannondale Pro Cycling22
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Ollfardh
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Posted on 17-02-2015 10:33
Erm, Bos? Any chance you could sprint? What is it with my riders this season, it seems they don't want to sprint..
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mvhoogdalem
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Posted on 17-02-2015 10:40
What a lead-out from the Cannondale boys. Easy victory for Peter. Luckily this year other teams are willing to help in chasing the breakaway. Pfft
 
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Posted on 17-02-2015 10:40
Ollfardh wrote:
Erm, Bos? Any chance you could sprint? What is it with my riders this season, it seems they don't want to sprint..


The game listed him as a favourite. Maybe he didn't feel like it. Wink

mvhoogdalem wrote:
What a lead-out from the Cannondale boys. Easy victory for Peter. Luckily this year other teams are willing to help in chasing the breakaway. Pfft


Well Bardiani spent a long time making sure they had a good train, they are definitely going to use it, even if they won't win. ;P
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Posted on 17-02-2015 11:38
3rd place Fabrizio unbelievable! Go Team Colombia
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Posted on 17-02-2015 11:38
Good report Smile The team just tried to protect Nokkvason, good team effort with all staying in from Smile
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Cycleman123
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Posted on 17-02-2015 11:43
Yeah, alright. Not bad. Very happy with Harrini's third though. Only race in which he can do well with no uphill Pfft
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Posted on 17-02-2015 12:15
Forgetting to bring a lead-out has been a very good choice again...
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Posted on 17-02-2015 12:23
Selwink wrote:
Forgetting to bring a lead-out has been a very good choice again...


I don't to think about sending a leadout or not. I don't have a good sprinter Grin
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Ollfardh
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Posted on 17-02-2015 12:34
I would be happy if any of my guys sprinted. I had 74-76-78 in Gabon, no train. Here a 77 sprinter, doesn't bother. In TDU I had another train 76-76-78, nope not gonna happen. Some sprinters team we are Angry
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Posted on 17-02-2015 12:55
Just a bump so the new report appears on the next page Smile
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Stage 2 of the Tour Down Under provides the next challenge. The typical stage to Stirling is fairly hilly, and should end with either a late attack or a sprint of the punchy sprinters. Top favourite for today should surely be race leader Weschenbach.

Many riders seem excited to break away today. Too many to actually form a break. When reaching the first intermediate no group is ahead of the pack. The sprinters fail to actually sprint though, and Hansen (Lotto) thus takes the points ahead of Haller (Katusha) and Pate (Sky).
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At the first KoM we do find a group ahead of the pack though. Ewan (Orica) takes the points, ahead of Aregger (IAM) and Vanotti (Astana). Minard (AG2R) is also chasing in the background.
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Eventually these 4 get a gap large enough for the pack to let go, meaning the break of today consists of these 4 riders.
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In the back of the pack 2 riders go down. Howson (Omega Pharma) and Sbaragli (Movistar) manage to pick up their bikes and head back to the pack soon though.
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More riders go down just a bit later: Agnoli, Tiralongo (Both Astana) and GC 4th Bettiol (Cannondale) crash.
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Up front Ewan takes the second KoM as well, and with his total amount of points now at 20 he will wear the mountains jersey tomorrow. Minard and Aregger come 2nd and 3rd.
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Ewan is clearly in shape today, as he also takes the intermediate sprint with 65km to go. The lead for the 4 escapees is down to 3m23 on the pack, which still is fully complete.
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After a rather uneventful 40km Ewan attacks with 27km to go. His lead to the pack is just 1m20 now.
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He holds on to a small but stable gap on the chasers, and with 20km to go his lead on the pack is 1m10. Probably won't be enough for victory, but his courage should be rewarded.
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With 14km to go the chase is caught by the pack. Ewan is 43s ahead now.
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As expected his attempt ends. That he held on until 7.5kms from the line is impressive though. Now the sprint preparations start probably, unless we get a new attack from the pack.
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We at least have some attempts. Vichot (FDJ) and Moser (Cannondale) try to get away, but BMC, in this case Yates, blocks the attempt.
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Moser tries on his own with 5km to go, but an armada of BMC is behind him, probably ensuring he won't get away.
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Moser now does get a gap though. It may be small, and there may still be 4kms to go, but he is away!
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An overhead shot of the pack teaches us the following: Hanzen is getting a very strong lead-out, although Kakhi, Kristoff, Greipel and Bennati are positioned well as well. Weschenbach and the Sky-train seem to have more trouble today.
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With 3km to go Sky manages to get next to BMC, but the question is how much effort this has cost.
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Moser is caught very soon, and it seems a sprint will decide the winner.
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Weschenbach gets a very luxurious lead-out from Mark Cavendish himself, but it seems like he can't catch up yet. 2.3kms to go until the line.
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It's even worse for the race leader: When dropping back Eisel blocks Weschenbach, and he falls back.
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Further behind Gerrans, Haussler and Guardini attempt to catch up with the BMC train. Meanwhile Weschenbach heads back to the front.
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At the incline of 4% Felline manages to ride next to Cavendish, thus providing an ideal lead-out. Kakhi has ditched Hanzen's wheel.
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Almost all sprinters launch now. Weschenbach on the far right, with Greipel behind him. Kakhi goes through the middle, the others go on the far left. Only Hanzen waits.
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With 800m to go Weschenbach has seized the lead, but the others are exceeding his speed now.
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With 500m to go he still leads, but everyone is trying to get past him. Greipel, Kakhi and Kristoff all seem capable of passing him, but he might hang on.
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However, he fades soon. Kristoff takes the lead at the far left now. Hanzen has the highest pace, but he's probably too far.
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And indeed, it's Kristoff winning. Bennati comes 2nd, just a tiny bit ahead of Hanzen, who surely mistimed his sprint. Greipel comes 4th, Weschenbach 5th. Kakhi comes 6th, Gerrans 7th. Schröder, Haussler and Cavendish complete the top-10. Kristoff also seizes the leader jersey.
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At the final climb a large group of 108 was dropped. No GC-contenders seem to be in. The main victim is probably Stybar. 1m35 is their loss.
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Stage Results
RankNameTeamTime
1Alexander KristoffKatusha Team3h29'27
2Daniele BennatiCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.
3Adrien HanzenBMC Racing Teams.t.
4André GreipelLotto Belisols.t.
5Benedikt WeschenbachSky Procyclings.t.
6Rajesh KakhiTeam Champion Systems.t.
7Simon GerransOrica - GreenEdges.t.
8Christian SchroderTeam Europcars.t.
9Heinrich HausslerIAM Cyclings.t.
10Mark CavendishSky Procyclings.t.
11Daniel MorenoTeam Tinkoff - Saxos.t.
12Fabio FellineBMC Racing Teams.t.
13Jorge Cristobal RiquelmeBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
14Rudy VerbovenEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
15Ion IzagirreEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
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16Andrea GuardiniTeam Europcars.t.
17Enrico GasparottoAstana Pro Teams.t.
18Gianni MeersmanOmega Pharma - Quick•Step Cycling Teams.t.
19Ramunas NavardauskasGarmin - Sharps.t.
20Bernhard EiselSky Procyclings.t.
21Gregory BernardColombias.t.
22Simon YatesBMC Racing Teams.t.
23Adam BlytheBMC Racing Teams.t.
24Jan BakelantsOmega Pharma - Quick•Step Cycling Teams.t.
25Moreno MoserCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.
26Egoitz GarcíaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
27Tom SlagterBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
28Richie PorteOmega Pharma - Quick•Step Cycling Teams.t.
29Rinaldo NocentiniTeam Champion Systems.t.
30Arthur VichotFDJ.frs.t.
31Carlo CalzoneMovistar Teams.t.
32Plusvite De La LumiereFDJ.frs.t.
33Ruslan TleubayevAstana Pro Teams.t.
34Simon ClarkeOrica - GreenEdges.t.
35Sam BennettTeam Tinkoff - Saxos.t.
36Marco MarcatoMovistar Teams.t.
37George PreidlerBMC Racing Teams.t.
38Jelle VanendertLotto Belisols.t.
39Igor AntónEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
40Anthony RouxFDJ.frs.t.
41Mangere KahaBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
42Damien HowsonOmega Pharma - Quick•Step Cycling Teams.t.
43Giampaolo CarusoKatusha Teams.t.
44Robert GesinkBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
45Matteo TrentinCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
46Paul MartensBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
47Francisco José VentosoMovistar Teams.t.
48Michel KrederTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
49Bob JungelsTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
50Campbell FlakemoreOmega Pharma - Quick•Step Cycling Teams.t.
51Andre SchneiderCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
52Cadel EvansOrica - GreenEdges.t.
53Mitchell BirtOrica - GreenEdges.t.
54Rohan DennisOmega Pharma - Quick•Step Cycling Teams.t.
55Francesco BongiornoCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.
56Simon GeschkeTrek Factory Racings.t.
57Luke RoweSky Procyclings.t.
58Jonas Aaen JørgensenTeam Tinkoff - Saxos.t.
59Stefan DeniflIAM Cyclings.t.
60Andrew FennBMC Racing Teams.t.
61Stefan KüngBMC Racing Teams.t.
62Jetse BolBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
63Matthew HaymanSky Procyclings.t.
64Alexandr KolobnevKatusha Team+ 1'35
65Sergey LagutinKatusha Teams.t.
66Adam HansenLotto Belisols.t.
67Francis MoureyTeam Europcars.t.
68Dennis VanendertLotto Belisols.t.
69Zdenek StybarGarmin - Sharps.t.
70Julien BérardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
71Peter PalTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
72José Joaquín RojasMovistar Teams.t.
73Xavier FlorencioEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
74Nikolas MaesTrek Factory Racings.t.
75Yukiya ArashiroAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
76Matej MohoričAstana Pro Teams.t.
77Ben HermansTrek Factory Racings.t.
78Andreas KlödenTeam Europcars.t.
79Danny Van PoppelTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
80Daniele RattoCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.
81Danny PateSky Procyclings.t.
82François ParisienTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
83Roman MaikinKatusha Teams.t.
84Erik BouscheFDJ.frs.t.
85Marco HallerKatusha Teams.t.
86Stijn DevolderTrek Factory Racings.t.
87Salvatore PuccioCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
88Barry MarkusAG2R La Mondiales.t.
89Yohan OffredoFDJ.frs.t.
90Florian SenechalTeam Europcars.t.
91Mikaël ChérelAG2R La Mondiales.t.
92Cameron WurfCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.
93Lachlan MortonDrapac Cyclings.t.
94Blel KadriAG2R La Mondiales.t.
95Mark RenshawBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
96Juan Antonio FlechaMovistar Teams.t.
97Ilja KusnezovMovistar Teams.t.
98Leigh HowardOrica - GreenEdges.t.
99Jonathan CantwellDrapac Cyclings.t.
100George BennettTrek Factory Racings.t.
101Kevyn IstaIAM Cyclings.t.
102Ahmed Al-MohneyAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
103Spiro MilosevicKatusha Teams.t.
104Gert SteegmansOmega Pharma - Quick•Step Cycling Teams.t.
105Marcel SiebergLotto Belisols.t.
106Mitchell DockerOrica - GreenEdges.t.
107Ben GastauerAG2R La Mondiales.t.
108Lachlan NorrisDrapac Cyclings.t.
109Martin ElmigerIAM Cyclings.t.
110Yohann GèneTeam Europcars.t.
111Dylan GroenewegenAstana Pro Teams.t.
112Jarosław MaryczCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
113Davide VillellaCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.
114Stéphane RossettoAG2R La Mondiales.t.
115Rubén PérezEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
116Caleb EwanOrica - GreenEdges.t.
117Roy CurversTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
118Christopher SuttonSky Procyclings.t.
119Nathan HaasGarmin - Sharps.t.
120Magnus CortGarmin - Sharps.t.
121Louis VerhelstTeam Europcars.t.
122Alex HowesGarmin - Sharps.t.
123Carlos QuinteroColombias.t.
124Paolo TiralongoAstana Pro Teams.t.
125Greg HendersonLotto Belisols.t.
126Ken HansonGarmin - Sharps.t.
127Ryan RothTeam Champion Systems.t.
128Ricardo GarcíaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
129Jay McCarthyTeam Tinkoff - Saxos.t.
130Marcel AreggerIAM Cyclings.t.
131Valerio AgnoliAstana Pro Teams.t.
132Michael ValgrenTeam Tinkoff - Saxos.t.
133Dominic KlemmeIAM Cyclings.t.
134Steele Von HoffGarmin - Sharps.t.
135Matt LeighDrapac Cyclings.t.
136Matthias BrändleIAM Cyclings.t.
137Nattrapon MilesCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
138Pyroli FeunardCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
139Ryu KawasakiAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
140Gang XuTeam Champion Systems.t.
141Alessandro PetacchiAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
142Mattia GavazziAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
143Francisco Javier MorenoTeam Champion Systems.t.
144Jimmi BriceñoTeam Champion Systems.t.
145Alberto BettiolCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.
146Juan Pablo SuarezColombias.t.
147David TannerDrapac Cyclings.t.
148Heiner ParraColombias.t.
149Oliver ZauggTeam Tinkoff - Saxos.t.
150Daan OlivierLotto Belisols.t.
151Nicki SørensenTeam Tinkoff - Saxos.t.
152Tyler MagnerHincapie Sportswear Development Teams.t.
153Joey RosskopfHincapie Sportswear Development Teams.t.
154Juan Pablo ValenciaColombias.t.
155Aquali FeunardFDJ.frs.t.
156Joseph SchmalzHincapie Sportswear Development Teams.t.
157Graeme BrownDrapac Cyclings.t.
158Krista MarcusAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
159Dalivier OspinaColombias.t.
160Alessandro VanottiAstana Pro Teams.t.
161Albert TimmerTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
162Hayden RoulstonAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
163Drago Di SilvestroCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
164Quentin JaureguiFDJ.frs.t.
165Robinson ChalapudColombias.t.
166William WalkerDrapac Cyclings.t.
167Vladimir KarpetsTeam Champion Systems.t.
168Jonas AhlstrandTrek Factory Racings.t.
169Kristian SbaragliMovistar Teams.t.
170Ben KingTrek Factory Racings.t.
171Sébastien MinardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
172Oscar ClarkHincapie Sportswear Development Team+ 3'02


GC
RankNameTeamTime
1Alexander KristoffKatusha Team6h27'26
2Benedikt WeschenbachSky Procycling+ 6
3Daniele BennatiCannondale Pro Cycling+ 10
4André GreipelLotto Belisol+ 12
5Adrien HanzenBMC Racing Teams.t.
6Jetse BolBelkin Pro Cycling Team+ 13
7Rajesh KakhiTeam Champion System+ 16
8Heinrich HausslerIAM Cyclings.t.
9Simon GerransOrica - GreenEdges.t.
10Daniel MorenoTeam Tinkoff - Saxos.t.
11Christian SchroderTeam Europcars.t.
12Enrico GasparottoAstana Pro Teams.t.
13Ion IzagirreEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
14Bernhard EiselSky Procyclings.t.
15Gianni MeersmanOmega Pharma - Quick•Step Cycling Teams.t.
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16Rudy VerbovenEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
17Gregory BernardColombias.t.
18Moreno MoserCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.
19Jan BakelantsOmega Pharma - Quick•Step Cycling Teams.t.
20Carlo CalzoneMovistar Teams.t.
21Simon YatesBMC Racing Teams.t.
22Richie PorteOmega Pharma - Quick•Step Cycling Teams.t.
23Ramunas NavardauskasGarmin - Sharps.t.
24Arthur VichotFDJ.frs.t.
25Igor AntónEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
26Paul MartensBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
27Simon ClarkeOrica - GreenEdges.t.
28Rinaldo NocentiniTeam Champion Systems.t.
29Egoitz GarcíaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
30Bob JungelsTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
31Mangere KahaBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
32Anthony RouxFDJ.frs.t.
33Mark CavendishSky Procyclings.t.
34Simon GeschkeTrek Factory Racings.t.
35Mitchell BirtOrica - GreenEdges.t.
36Francisco José VentosoMovistar Teams.t.
37Robert GesinkBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
38Tom SlagterBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
39Ruslan TleubayevAstana Pro Teams.t.
40Sam BennettTeam Tinkoff - Saxos.t.
41Luke RoweSky Procyclings.t.
42Matteo TrentinCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
43Cadel EvansOrica - GreenEdges.t.
44Giampaolo CarusoKatusha Teams.t.
45Francesco BongiornoCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.
46Michel KrederTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
47Marco MarcatoMovistar Teams.t.
48Fabio FellineBMC Racing Teams.t.
49Andrea GuardiniTeam Europcars.t.
50Jonas Aaen JørgensenTeam Tinkoff - Saxos.t.
51Andre SchneiderCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
52Damien HowsonOmega Pharma - Quick•Step Cycling Teams.t.
53Matthew HaymanSky Procyclings.t.
54Jorge Cristobal RiquelmeBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
55Stefan DeniflIAM Cyclings.t.
56Campbell FlakemoreOmega Pharma - Quick•Step Cycling Teams.t.
57Plusvite De La LumiereFDJ.frs.t.
58Andrew FennBMC Racing Teams.t.
59Jelle VanendertLotto Belisols.t.
60Rohan DennisOmega Pharma - Quick•Step Cycling Teams.t.
61Adam BlytheBMC Racing Teams.t.
62George PreidlerBMC Racing Teams.t.
63Stefan KüngBMC Racing Teams.t.
64Adam HansenLotto Belisol+ 1'47
65Alberto BettiolCannondale Pro Cycling+ 1'48
66Caleb EwanOrica - GreenEdges.t.
67Danny PateSky Procycling+ 1'49
68Marcel AreggerIAM Cyclings.t.
69Pyroli FeunardCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
70Aquali FeunardFDJ.frs.t.
71Marco HallerKatusha Team+ 1'50
72Alessandro VanottiAstana Pro Teams.t.
73Ben KingTrek Factory Racings.t.
74Sergey LagutinKatusha Team+ 1'51
75Zdenek StybarGarmin - Sharps.t.
76Alexandr KolobnevKatusha Teams.t.
77Barry MarkusAG2R La Mondiales.t.
78Peter PalTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
79Daniele RattoCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.
80Xavier FlorencioEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
81Roman MaikinKatusha Teams.t.
82Yukiya ArashiroAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
83Spiro MilosevicKatusha Teams.t.
84Danny Van PoppelTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
85José Joaquín RojasMovistar Teams.t.
86François ParisienTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
87Francis MoureyTeam Europcars.t.
88Stijn DevolderTrek Factory Racings.t.
89Louis VerhelstTeam Europcars.t.
90Ben HermansTrek Factory Racings.t.
91Marcel SiebergLotto Belisols.t.
92Erik BouscheFDJ.frs.t.
93Matej MohoričAstana Pro Teams.t.
94Mikaël ChérelAG2R La Mondiales.t.
95Christopher SuttonSky Procyclings.t.
96Nikolas MaesTrek Factory Racings.t.
97Stéphane RossettoAG2R La Mondiales.t.
98Magnus CortGarmin - Sharps.t.
99Nathan HaasGarmin - Sharps.t.
100Davide VillellaCannondale Pro Cyclings.t.
101Kevyn IstaIAM Cyclings.t.
102Julien BérardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
103Dennis VanendertLotto Belisols.t.
104Mark RenshawBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
105Yohan OffredoFDJ.frs.t.
106Rubén PérezEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
107Ken HansonGarmin - Sharps.t.
108Ben GastauerAG2R La Mondiales.t.
109Juan Antonio FlechaMovistar Teams.t.
110Ryu KawasakiAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
111Andreas KlödenTeam Europcars.t.
112Blel KadriAG2R La Mondiales.t.
113Mitchell DockerOrica - GreenEdges.t.
114Salvatore PuccioCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
115George BennettTrek Factory Racings.t.
116Carlos QuinteroColombias.t.
117Florian SenechalTeam Europcars.t.
118Paolo TiralongoAstana Pro Teams.t.
119Alex HowesGarmin - Sharps.t.
120Greg HendersonLotto Belisols.t.
121Valerio AgnoliAstana Pro Teams.t.
122Oliver ZauggTeam Tinkoff - Saxos.t.
123Jonathan CantwellDrapac Cyclings.t.
124Michael ValgrenTeam Tinkoff - Saxos.t.
125Roy CurversTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
126Martin ElmigerIAM Cyclings.t.
127Ahmed Al-MohneyAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
128Leigh HowardOrica - GreenEdges.t.
129Lachlan MortonDrapac Cyclings.t.
130Jonas AhlstrandTrek Factory Racings.t.
131Nicki SørensenTeam Tinkoff - Saxos.t.
132Dylan GroenewegenAstana Pro Teams.t.
133Yohann GèneTeam Europcars.t.
134Jay McCarthyTeam Tinkoff - Saxos.t.
135Steele Von HoffGarmin - Sharps.t.
136Gert SteegmansOmega Pharma - Quick•Step Cycling Teams.t.
137Mattia GavazziAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
138Lachlan NorrisDrapac Cyclings.t.
139Jarosław MaryczCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
140Juan Pablo ValenciaColombias.t.
141Ryan RothTeam Champion Systems.t.
142Alessandro PetacchiAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
143Matthias BrändleIAM Cyclings.t.
144Albert TimmerTeam Giant - Shimanos.t.
145Krista MarcusAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
146Dalivier OspinaColombias.t.
147Ricardo GarcíaEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
148Dominic KlemmeIAM Cyclings.t.
149Kristian SbaragliMovistar Teams.t.
150Daan OlivierLotto Belisols.t.
151Hayden RoulstonAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuelas.t.
152Heiner ParraColombias.t.
153David TannerDrapac Cyclings.t.
154Gang XuTeam Champion Systems.t.
155Juan Pablo SuarezColombias.t.
156Francisco Javier MorenoTeam Champion Systems.t.
157Jimmi BriceñoTeam Champion Systems.t.
158Quentin JaureguiFDJ.frs.t.
159Graeme BrownDrapac Cyclings.t.
160Sébastien MinardAG2R La Mondiales.t.
161Robinson ChalapudColombias.t.
162William WalkerDrapac Cyclings.t.
163Drago Di SilvestroCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
164Vladimir KarpetsTeam Champion Systems.t.
165Nattrapon MilesCCC Polsat - Polkowice+ 5'00
166Ilja KusnezovMovistar Team+ 5'45
167Cameron WurfCannondale Pro Cycling+ 6'31
168Matt LeighDrapac Cyclings.t.
169Tyler MagnerHincapie Sportswear Development Teams.t.
170Joey RosskopfHincapie Sportswear Development Teams.t.
171Joseph SchmalzHincapie Sportswear Development Teams.t.
172Oscar ClarkHincapie Sportswear Development Team+ 7'58


Points
RankNameTeamPoints
1Alexander KristoffKatusha Team29
2Benedikt WeschenbachSky Procycling26
3André GreipelLotto Belisol25
4Adrien HanzenBMC Racing Team25
5Daniele BennatiCannondale Pro Cycling23
Spoiler
6Rajesh KakhiTeam Champion System21
7Heinrich HausslerIAM Cycling17
8Simon GerransOrica - GreenEdge16
9Daniel MorenoTeam Tinkoff - Saxo8
10Christian SchroderTeam Europcar8
11Adam HansenLotto Belisol7
12Enrico GasparottoAstana Pro Team6
13Mark CavendishSky Procycling6
14Alberto BettiolCannondale Pro Cycling5
15Jetse BolBelkin Pro Cycling Team5
16Caleb EwanOrica - GreenEdge5
17Pyroli FeunardCCC Polsat - Polkowice3
18Aquali FeunardFDJ.fr3
19Danny PateSky Procycling3
20Marcel AreggerIAM Cycling3
21Ben KingTrek Factory Racing2
22Marco HallerKatusha Team2
23Alessandro VanottiAstana Pro Team2


KoM
RankNameTeamMountain
1Caleb EwanOrica - GreenEdge20
2Pyroli FeunardCCC Polsat - Polkowice16
3Damien HowsonOmega Pharma - Quick•Step Cycling Team12
4Marcel AreggerIAM Cycling10
5Alberto BettiolCannondale Pro Cycling8
Spoiler
6Sébastien MinardAG2R La Mondiale8
7Ben KingTrek Factory Racing6
8Alessandro VanottiAstana Pro Team6
9Danny PateSky Procycling4


-25
RankNameTeamTime
1Benedikt WeschenbachSky Procycling6h27'32 (1)
2Adrien HanzenBMC Racing Team+ 6 (2)
3Jetse BolBelkin Pro Cycling Team+ 7 (3)
4Rajesh KakhiTeam Champion System+ 10 (4)
5Christian SchroderTeam Europcar+ 10 (5)
Spoiler
6Ion IzagirreEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 10 (6)
7Rudy VerbovenEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 10 (7)
8Gregory BernardColombia+ 10 (8)
9Moreno MoserCannondale Pro Cycling+ 10 (9)
10Carlo CalzoneMovistar Team+ 10 (10)
11Simon YatesBMC Racing Team+ 10 (11)
12Bob JungelsTeam Giant - Shimano+ 10 (12)
13Mangere KahaBelkin Pro Cycling Team+ 10 (13)
14Mitchell BirtOrica - GreenEdge+ 10 (14)
15Tom SlagterBelkin Pro Cycling Team+ 10 (15)
16Sam BennettTeam Tinkoff - Saxo+ 10 (16)
17Luke RoweSky Procycling+ 10 (17)
18Matteo TrentinCCC Polsat - Polkowice+ 10 (18)
19Francesco BongiornoCannondale Pro Cycling+ 10 (19)
20Fabio FellineBMC Racing Team+ 10 (20)
21Andrea GuardiniTeam Europcar+ 10 (21)
22Andre SchneiderCCC Polsat - Polkowice+ 10 (22)
23Damien HowsonOmega Pharma - Quick•Step Cycling Team+ 10 (23)
24Jorge Cristobal RiquelmeBelkin Pro Cycling Team+ 10 (24)
25Campbell FlakemoreOmega Pharma - Quick•Step Cycling Team+ 10 (25)
26Plusvite De La LumiereFDJ.fr+ 10 (26)
27Andrew FennBMC Racing Team+ 10 (27)
28Rohan DennisOmega Pharma - Quick•Step Cycling Team+ 10 (28)
29Adam BlytheBMC Racing Team+ 10 (29)
30George PreidlerBMC Racing Team+ 10 (30)
31Stefan KüngBMC Racing Team+ 10 (31)
32Alberto BettiolCannondale Pro Cycling+ 1'42 (32)
33Caleb EwanOrica - GreenEdge+ 1'42 (33)
34Marcel AreggerIAM Cycling+ 1'43 (34)
35Pyroli FeunardCCC Polsat - Polkowice+ 1'43 (35)
36Aquali FeunardFDJ.fr+ 1'43 (36)
37Marco HallerKatusha Team+ 1'44 (37)
38Ben KingTrek Factory Racing+ 1'44 (38)
39Barry MarkusAG2R La Mondiale+ 1'45 (39)
40Peter PalTeam Giant - Shimano+ 1'45 (40)
41Daniele RattoCannondale Pro Cycling+ 1'45 (41)
42Roman MaikinKatusha Team+ 1'45 (42)
43Spiro MilosevicKatusha Team+ 1'45 (43)
44Danny Van PoppelTeam Giant - Shimano+ 1'45 (44)
45Louis VerhelstTeam Europcar+ 1'45 (45)
46Erik BouscheFDJ.fr+ 1'45 (46)
47Matej MohoričAstana Pro Team+ 1'45 (47)
48Magnus CortGarmin - Sharp+ 1'45 (48)
49Nathan HaasGarmin - Sharp+ 1'45 (49)
50Davide VillellaCannondale Pro Cycling+ 1'45 (50)
51Ryu KawasakiAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 1'45 (51)
52Salvatore PuccioCCC Polsat - Polkowice+ 1'45 (52)
53George BennettTrek Factory Racing+ 1'45 (53)
54Florian SenechalTeam Europcar+ 1'45 (54)
55Michael ValgrenTeam Tinkoff - Saxo+ 1'45 (55)
56Ahmed Al-MohneyAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 1'45 (56)
57Leigh HowardOrica - GreenEdge+ 1'45 (57)
58Lachlan MortonDrapac Cycling+ 1'45 (58)
59Jonas AhlstrandTrek Factory Racing+ 1'45 (59)
60Dylan GroenewegenAstana Pro Team+ 1'45 (60)
61Jay McCarthyTeam Tinkoff - Saxo+ 1'45 (61)
62Matthias BrändleIAM Cycling+ 1'45 (62)
63Krista MarcusAndroni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 1'45 (63)
64Kristian SbaragliMovistar Team+ 1'45 (64)
65Daan OlivierLotto Belisol+ 1'45 (65)
66Heiner ParraColombia+ 1'45 (66)
67Francisco Javier MorenoTeam Champion System+ 1'45 (67)
68Quentin JaureguiFDJ.fr+ 1'45 (68)
69Drago Di SilvestroCCC Polsat - Polkowice+ 1'45 (69)
70Nattrapon MilesCCC Polsat - Polkowice+ 4'54 (70)
71Ilja KusnezovMovistar Team+ 5'39 (71)
72Matt LeighDrapac Cycling+ 6'25 (72)
73Tyler MagnerHincapie Sportswear Development Team+ 6'25 (73)
74Joey RosskopfHincapie Sportswear Development Team+ 6'25 (74)
75Joseph SchmalzHincapie Sportswear Development Team+ 6'25 (75)
76Oscar ClarkHincapie Sportswear Development Team+ 7'52 (76)


Teams
RankTeamTime
1Euskaltel - Euskadi19h23'06 (1)
2Omega Pharma - Quick•Step Cycling Team+ 0 (2)
3Movistar Team+ 0 (3)
4Orica - GreenEdge+ 0 (4)
5Team Tinkoff - Saxo+ 0 (5)
Spoiler
6BMC Racing Team+ 0 (6)
7FDJ.fr+ 0 (7)
8Belkin Pro Cycling Team+ 0 (8)
9Cannondale Pro Cycling+ 0 (9)
10Sky Procycling+ 0 (10)
11Team Giant - Shimano+ 1'35 (11)
12Team Europcar+ 1'35 (12)
13Astana Pro Team+ 1'35 (13)
14IAM Cycling+ 1'35 (14)
15Team Champion System+ 1'35 (15)
16CCC Polsat - Polkowice+ 1'35 (16)
17Lotto Belisol+ 1'35 (17)
18Katusha Team+ 1'35 (18)
19Garmin - Sharp+ 3'10 (19)
20Colombia+ 3'10 (20)
21Trek Factory Racing+ 3'10 (21)
22Drapac Cycling+ 4'45 (22)
23Androni Giocattoli - Venezuela+ 4'45 (23)
24AG2R La Mondiale+ 4'45 (24)
25Hincapie Sportswear Development Team+ 18'45 (25)
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Hm. Nice report. But still. Eisel, WTF! Also Howson crashed. Thats no good news.
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