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Modern Times, Old Roads | The End
Ian Butler
the_hoyle - Yeah, Quickstep is giving him wings Wink

rogvi97 - Glad you enjoy this so much! KBK will be tough, let's see if we can shake the big sprinters Smile

wogsrus - I hope so, too!

Mresuperstar - Ah yeah, the king of drama Pfft It's hard not to adjust to OPQS when they just present him the win on a silver platter by killing the opposition Wink
 
Jakstar22
A really good start to the season!!! Great job Matt
 
Ian Butler
Thanks, Jak Wink
 
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Kuurne - Bruxelles - Kuurne
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Kuurne was not our biggest success. We were present as a team and we carried the race, but I was unable to finish the lads' hard work. Like a jack-in-a-box, Navardauskas had another gear and overtook me in the final 50 meters. Still, I'm happy about my opening weekend. Now it's on to Tirreno - Adriatico!

Result
1Ramunas NavardauskasTeam Sky4h39'22
2Matthias VleminckxOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
3Heinrich HausslerBMC Racing Teams.t.
4André GreipelLotto Belisols.t.
5Michael MatthewsTeam Skys.t.
6Mark CavendishTeam Skys.t.
7Zdenek StybarASUSs.t.
8Scott ThwaitesTeam Skys.t.
9Sebastian LangeveldGarmin Sharps.t.
10Jasper StuyvenOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.


Kuurne - Bruxelles - Kuurne: In Pictures

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The team working hard to bring me to the final 200 meters first

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Like a rookie, I've been countered


In Tirreno - Adriatico, I won't be taking too many risks. There are some sprint opportunities, but I really want to stay upright for the coming classics, so I'm not sure if I'll get into the fight for the sprints.

We'll see!
Matt
 
Atlantius
Time for another post from me after some amazing months by Matthias. It feels natural that he would make the move to OPQS now - who else would be able to fill the gap left by Boonen?
And it seems he is really thriving there with some excellent results already Grin

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sutty68
Unfortunately Navardauskas spoilt what would have been another Great victory for Matthias, but second place is still a nice result Smile
 
Ian Butler
Atlantius - Thanks a lot Wink The move to OPQS feels natural indeed. I think he'll stay here a while.

sutty68 - You can't win them all... In the end, Navardauskas put in an amazing sprint so he earned it Smile
 
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Milan - Sanremo
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I have to admit, I had expected more of my Tirreno - Adriatico. That's also the main reason I didn't report back from it. Two 8th places hardly qualify as a good race. However, it was an interesting build up for the first classic of the year! I feel good.

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Milan - Sanremo as we know it. Get over the Poggio and you have a shot at victory. I've been 5th here, I've been 2nd here. I know I can win!

Today we head into the field with 3 candidates for victory:
Jan Bakelants may attack or counter-attack.
Gerald Ciolek will be our sprinter - unless...
I get over the poggio, then it's for me.


Gavazzi and Richeze were the only two men to break away. 300 km before them, only two of them. They were in for a rough day.

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As tradition dictates, the race only got interesting in the rush to the Poggio. The breakaway had been caught and our team was setting up an impressive train. Moment of truth for me: will I survive the Poggio? I should.

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And I made it. On top of the Poggio, it was Van Avermaet, Ciolek, Vleminckx, Kristoff, Cavendish.

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A deal is a deal. Ciolek is a great team mate and made no fuss about it. He lead me out. I felt stronger and stronger, I believed I would win this!

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When I started my sprint, I was still feeling good. My legs had survived the 300 km well!

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Kristoff came to my left, but he couldn't threaten me. Only one man was still at my wheel and ready for a final punch: my ever-rival Peter Sagan.

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And as many times before, the Slovak takes another victory right under my nose! Fuck!

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I crossed the line so disappointed. I thanked the team for their efforts today and went straight into the team bus. After a couple of minutes of cooling down, my anger had disappeared. Can't stand still too long at these kinds of things. On the podium, I shook Sagan's hand and I smiled. It was a good race, I'm in top shape for my classics.

Result
1Peter SaganCannondale6h56'31
2Matthias VleminckxOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
3Alexander KristoffGarmin Sharps.t.
4Gerald CiolekOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
5Michael MatthewsTeam Skys.t.
6Mark CavendishTeam Skys.t.
7Guillaume Van KeirsbulckTEAM Solecos.t.
8Niki TerpstraFDJ.frs.t.
9Sep VanmarckeASUSs.t.
10Sebastian LangeveldGarmin Sharps.t.
Spoiler
11Oscar GattoCannondales.t.
12Zdenek StybarASUSs.t.
13Philippe GilbertTeam Katushas.t.
14Lars BoomMovistar Teams.t.
15Bob JungelsTrek Factory Racings.t.
16Vincenzo NibaliLampre - Meridas.t.
17Marcel KittelSAPs.t.
18Greg Van AvermaetOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
19Arnaud DemareFDJ.frs.t.
20Moreno MoserAstana Pro Teams.t.
21André GreipelLotto Belisols.t.
22Danny Van PoppelBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
23Tom DumoulinBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
24Tim WellensTrek Factory Racings.t.
25Matej MohoričBMC Racing Teams.t.
26John DegenkolbSAPs.t.
27Jan BakelantsOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
28Sonny ColbrelliCannondales.t.
29Kris BoeckmansMovistar Teams.t.
30Jasper StuyvenOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
31Matteo TrentinOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
32Giacomo NizzoloGarmin Sharps.t.
33Andrew TalanskyOrbeas.t.
34Kenneth VanbilsenFDJ.frs.t.
35Caleb EwanExxonMobil - Geberits.t.
36Pieter VanspeybrouckTEAM Solecos.t.
37Taylor PhinneyBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
38Rick ZabelSAPs.t.
39Heinrich HausslerBMC Racing Teams.t.
40Sacha ModoloTeam Skys.t.
41Yohan OffredoGazproms.t.
42Gianni MeersmanOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
43Luis León SánchezOrbeas.t.
44Silvan DillierSAPs.t.
45Elia VivianiCannondales.t.
46Tosh Van der SandeLotto Belisols.t.
47Giorgio BrambillaLampre - Meridas.t.
48Jay McCarthyGazproms.t.
49Andrea GuardiniLampre - Meridas.t.
50Davide AppollonioLampre - Meridas.t.
51Sébastien TurgotBMC Racing Teams.t.
52Adriano MaloriTeam Skys.t.
53Matthieu LadagnousTrek Factory Racings.t.
54Jacopo GuarnieriAstana Pro Teams.t.
55Simone PonziTeam Skys.t.
56Paul VossSAPs.t.
57Matthew GossASUSs.t.
58Marcus BurghardtSAPs.t.
59Michael SchärAdria Mobils.t.
60Geraint ThomasTeam Skys.t.
61Roberto FerrariLampre - Meridas.t.
62Damien GaudinTeam Katushas.t.
63Enrico BattaglinCannondales.t.
64Fabien BacquetFDJ.frs.t.
65Kenny DehaesLotto Belisols.t.
66Tom Van AsbroeckLotto Belisols.t.
67Bakhtiyar KozhatayevAstana Pro Teams.t.
68Yauheni HutarovichAstana Pro Teams.t.
69Jens KeukeleireRusVelos.t.
70Alberto CecchinCannondales.t.
71Massimo GraziatoTeam Katushas.t.
72Koen De KortASUSs.t.
73Valerio AgnoliTeam Katushas.t.
74Damien HowsonExxonMobil - Geberits.t.
75Manuele BoaroLampre - Meridas.t.
76Thierry HupondASUSs.t.
77Stan GodrieBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
78Ramon SinkeldamExergy Development Groups.t.
79Joshua EdmondsonGarmin Sharps.t.
80Theo BosASUSs.t.
81Emilien ViennetFDJ.frs.t.
82Michel KrederBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
83Alfonso FiorenzaTeam Katushas.t.
84Vyacheslav KuznetsovRusVelos.t.
85Michael HepburnExxonMobil - Geberits.t.
86Moreno HoflandAdria Mobils.t.
87Alessandro MalagutiBardiani CSFs.t.
88Alexandre GeniezFDJ.frs.t.
89Janier AcevedoBMC Racing Teams.t.
90Eugenio AlafaciBardiani CSFs.t.
91Marco ColedanTeam Katushas.t.
92Scott ThwaitesTeam Skys.t.
93Maxim BelkovGazproms.t.
94Janez BrajkovičWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
95Donato De IesoBardiani CSFs.t.
96Bradley CarrollExxonMobil - Geberits.t.
97Wesley KrederWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
98Mattia GavazziLampre - Meridas.t.
99Lluis Guillermo MasOrbeas.t.
100Lukas PöstlbergerAstana Pro Teams.t.
101Lars Petter NordhaugRusVelos.t.
102Klaas LodewyckBMC Racing Teams.t.
103Enrico BarbinBardiani CSFs.t.
104Michael Van StaeyenTEAM Solecos.t.
105Joey RosskopfGarmin Sharps.t.
106Ariel Maximiliano RichezeBMC Racing Teams.t.
107Steven CozzaTrek Factory Racings.t.
108Yevgeniy NepomnyachshiyAstana Pro Teams.t.
109Andrey ZeitsAstana Pro Teams.t.
110Edward KingCannondales.t.
111Gorka IzagirreMovistar Team+ 4'02
112Dennis VanendertLotto Belisol+ 5'04
113Dieter BouvryWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
114Maurits LammertinkGarmin Sharps.t.
115Lasse Norman HansenGazproms.t.
116Mateo FuerteMovistar Teams.t.
117Juan José LobatoRusVelo+ 11'36
118Boy Van PoppelASUSs.t.
119Pello BilbaoOrbeas.t.
120Andrea PasqualonAndroni Giocattolis.t.
121Jarl SalomeinTEAM Solecos.t.
122Nathan BrownBMC Racing Teams.t.
123Igor AntónMovistar Teams.t.
124Peter VangeffenLotto Belisols.t.
125Evan HuffmanGarmin Sharps.t.
126Eric YoungBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
127Mirko SelvaggiWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
128Miguel RubianoBMC Racing Teams.t.
129Alex HowesTrek Factory Racings.t.
130Matteo MontagutiTeam Katushas.t.
131Steven TronetFDJ.frs.t.
132Angelo PaganiAdria Mobils.t.
133Antonino ParrinelloAndroni Giocattolis.t.
134Rubén FernándezOrbeas.t.
135Andrea PeronBardiani CSFs.t.
136Marco MinnaardWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
137Joshua BerryExergy Development Groups.t.
138Enrico MontanariBardiani CSFs.t.
139Tsgabu GrmayExergy Development Groups.t.
140Benjamin VerraesLotto Belisols.t.
141Luigi MilettaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
142Guido NobiliAndroni Giocattolis.t.
143Luka MezgecMovistar Teams.t.
144Dave De WaeleTEAM Solecos.t.
145Bob SchoonbroodtBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
146Gian Matteo NicolosiAndroni Giocattolis.t.
147Igor BoevRusVelos.t.
148Aleksandr KuschynskiTeam Katushas.t.
149Peter KennaughSAPs.t.
150Francesco RedaAndroni Giocattolis.t.
151Marco MarcatoCannondales.t.
152Victor ManakovWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
153Stefano AgostiniAndroni Giocattolis.t.
154Kirk CarlsenTrek Factory Racings.t.
155Imanol ErvitiOrbeas.t.
156Yoon Beom-SanASUSs.t.
157Siarhei PapokGarmin Sharps.t.
158Joseba LarraldeMovistar Teams.t.
159Danijel JermanAdria Mobils.t.
160Thomas PetersonExergy Development Groups.t.
161Leonid KrasnovGazproms.t.
162Vladimir GusevRusVelos.t.
163Ilnur ZakarinRusVelos.t.
164Maksym AverinTrek Factory Racings.t.
165Hichem ChabaneExxonMobil - Geberits.t.
166Blaz FurdiAdria Mobils.t.
167David TannerBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
168Gerry DruytsLotto Belisols.t.
169Juan Carlos RiutortOrbeas.t.
170Evaldas SiskeviciusAdria Mobils.t.
171Daniel SummerhillExergy Development Groups.t.
172Alexander EvtushenkoGazproms.t.
173Pavel KochetkovRusVelos.t.
174Yannick EijssenTEAM Solecos.t.
175Julien FerrariFDJ.frs.t.
176Alexandre DarvilleTrek Factory Racings.t.
177Eloy TeruelMovistar Teams.t.
178Matias AlvaresExxonMobil - Geberits.t.
179Przemyslaw KasperkiewiczExxonMobil - Geberits.t.
180Danilo NapolitanoTeam Skys.t.
181Javier EtxarriOrbeas.t.
182Kirill YatsevichGazproms.t.
183Davide D'AngeloLampre - Meridas.t.
184Luke KeoughExergy Development Groups.t.
185Zsolt DerWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
186Jonas RickaertTEAM Solecos.t.
187Dennis CoenenWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
188Vladimir IsaychevGazproms.t.
189Leon BergerExxonMobil - Geberits.t.
190Azizbek AlimjanAdria Mobils.t.
191Spencer BeamerExergy Development Groups.t.
192Rolando FerrariBardiani CSF+ 13'36
193Davide FormoloAndroni Giocattolis.t.
194Alessandro PirroBardiani CSFs.t.
195David SmitTEAM Soleco+ 14'18
196Ashkat BodritskayAstana Pro Team+ 16'14
197Sven M. SchusterSAP+ 17'33
198Filippo NovelliAdria Mobil+ 20'56
199Jared NguyenExergy Development Groups.t.


In the end, the legs decided the winner. I was almost the strongest today. Almost.

Oh, before I forget, here are the results from Paris - Nice and Tirreno - Adriatico!

Paris - Nice
1Carlos BetancurMovistar Team28h27'46
2Rui CostaLampre - Merida+ 4
3Charlie PearceExxonMobil - Geberit+ 37
4Vincenzo NibaliLampre - Merida+ 1'03
5Nairo QuintanaMovistar Team+ 1'09
6Richie PorteBMC Racing Team+ 1'30
7Wilco KeldermanBelkin Pro Cycling Team+ 1'53
8Alberto ContadorGazprom+ 2'49
9Sergio HenaoBardiani CSF+ 3'30
10Adam YatesTeam Sky+ 3'37


Tirreno - Adriatico
1Peter SaganCannondale28h18'54
2Chris FroomeTeam Sky+ 32
3Jan BakelantsOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 1'50
4Rein TaaramäeAdria Mobil+ 1'53
5Andrew TalanskyOrbea+ 2'02
6Moreno MoserAstana Pro Team+ 2'05
7Philippe GilbertTeam Katusha+ 2'26
8Rigoberto UránLotto Belisol+ 2'49
9Rafal MajkaTeam Katusha+ 2'55
10Tanel KangertBMC Racing Team+ 4'14


Peter Sagan has already won the Tour Down Under, Tirreno - Adriatico and Milan - Sanremo this year. There ain't no shame in losing to a man like that. Instead of sobbing about it, I challenge him to come and fight me on my terrain. See you in a couple of days, Peter!

Matt
 
VoetsT
That's a shame, I have a feeling that Matt and Sagan will meet each other a few time this season. Hopefully not with this outcome.
 
sutty68
So near yet so far............again a second place Frown
 
jona500
Winning in Oman has released the rainbow-curse and was your performance in Tirreno-Adriatico also an action to become the underdog in the following races? Let's see what the cobble classics bring now Smile
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Shonak
Some great results for Matt, although the top step has been denied two times. He'll get MSR eventually. Good win in Omloop and also maybe a bit of freeing him: this way, he does not have to bother about rainbow curse. Otherwise people would be talking all the time about it up to Ronde sigh Wink
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Ian Butler
VoetsT - I have a feeling, too. Let's hope the other way round, though Smile

sutty68 - He's gotten a few 2nd places in his career already. But luckily also a lot of victories!

jona500 - Aha, Matt won't tell on his tactics until after Roubaix Pfft Can't wait to race the cobbled classics!

Shonak - Yeah. In Kuurne it was all right, but Sanremo was just sucky Pfft It'll come one day. Though that's what we thought about Boonen... People can't bring up the curse with Matt, that's for sure!
 
wogsrus
Unlucky at San Remo. So close.
 
Martial1
Sagan Angry The fact that he won Tirreno shows how strong he is! But at least Matt tried his best Smile
 
FonsDeSpons
damn, so close...
 
Paul23
I hope, that Peter starts at the cobbled classics, too. Because then Matt can take his revenge! Wink
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Ian Butler
wogsrus - So close again here!

Martial1 - That he did. You don't just put Sagan aside Frown

FonsDeSpons - Exactly...

Paul23 - I like the way you think Wink Matt should definitely show Peter on the Paterberg!
 
Ian Butler
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E3 - Harelbeke
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E3, finally! Do you realize it's been 2 years since I was here? Last year my season was yet to start. Two years ago I came here to win. I expect no less today!

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The mini-Ronde. Since I won the big thing twice already, the route has no secrets for me. I'm ready!


We got a man in the breakaway once again. This allowed us to sit back the first hours.

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Some riders jumped away. Among them was Gilbert. There wasn't a suited reaction, so then we decided to take the race into our own hands. Debusschere came to the front first and started pulling hard.

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We all came to the front and then a split occured. Holy cow, we had the chance of our life here! We were gone!

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The teams of Stybar and Vanbilsen put their hands together and organized a chase.

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They brought the chasing group close enough for their leaders to make the jump forward.

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But knowing they'd need time to recover from their efforts, Greg Van Avermaet dictated a pace unlike I've ever seen before. On the Kwaremont, he just went like a madman. I followed closely. The others had to pass.

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We created a gap of 30 seconds immediately. It was all or nothing now.

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But Stannard and Gilbert were still in front. We still had to ride pretty hard to catch them. We had them in sight!

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When we caught them, I decided to go for the surprise. Going to the front and put them with their noses in the wind by trimming the hedges immediately.

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And I was gone! Today there was no stopping me, I felt indestructible!

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Van Avermaet got rewarded for his amazing work with a 2nd place!

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Result
1Matthias VleminckxOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team4h47'50
2Greg Van AvermaetOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 48
3Philippe GilbertTeam Katushas.t.
4Ian StannardTeam Skys.t.
5Zdenek StybarASUS+ 2'38
6Peter SaganCannondales.t.
7Jasper StuyvenOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 3'37
8Caleb EwanExxonMobil - Geberits.t.
9Sébastien TurgotBMC Racing Teams.t.
10Ramon SinkeldamExergy Development Groups.t.
Spoiler
11Matthieu LadagnousTrek Factory Racings.t.
12Heinrich HausslerBMC Racing Teams.t.
13Stijn VandenberghOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
14Jens KeukeleireRusVelos.t.
15Silvan DillierSAPs.t.
16Oscar GattoCannondales.t.
17Sep VanmarckeASUSs.t.
18Lars BoomMovistar Teams.t.
19Guillaume Van KeirsbulckTEAM Solecos.t.
20Damien GaudinTeam Katushas.t.
21Pieter JacobsLotto Belisols.t.
22Yohan OffredoGazproms.t.
23Matti BreschelTrek Factory Racings.t.
24Matteo TrentinOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
25Yves LampaertLotto Belisols.t.
26Kenneth VanbilsenFDJ.frs.t.
27Vyacheslav KuznetsovRusVelo+ 7'47
28Boy Van PoppelASUSs.t.
29Marco MarcatoCannondales.t.
30Phil BauhausTeam Stöltings.t.
31Jacopo GuarnieriAstana Pro Teams.t.
32Jens DebusschereOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
33Stijn MinneWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
34Fabio SabatiniCannondales.t.
35Bob SchoonbroodtBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
36Geraint ThomasTeam Skys.t.
37Dave De WaeleTEAM Solecos.t.
38Stig BroeckxTEAM Solecos.t.
39Klaas LodewyckBMC Racing Team+ 9'07
40Pieter VanspeybrouckTEAM Solecos.t.
41José Joaquín RojasBMC Racing Teams.t.
42Davide VillellaTeam Katushas.t.
43Maarten WynantsBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
44Julien VermoteBMC Racing Teams.t.
45Tom LeezerASUSs.t.
46Tyler FarrarBMC Racing Teams.t.
47Iljo KeisseLotto Belisols.t.
48Rolando de SantosMovistar Team+ 12'05
49Fabien BacquetFDJ.frs.t.
50Sebastiano di FilippoCannondales.t.
51Jasha SütterlinSAP+ 12'37
52Emilien ViennetFDJ.frs.t.
53Sebastian LangeveldGarmin Sharps.t.
54Chris BartonTrek Factory Racings.t.
55Niki TerpstraFDJ.fr+ 14'13
56Tosh Van der SandeLotto Belisols.t.
57Rick ZabelSAPs.t.
58Koen De KortASUSs.t.
59Nikolai TrussovRusVelo+ 14'53
60Scott ThwaitesTeam Skys.t.
61Yauheni HutarovichAstana Pro Teams.t.
62Robert WagnerSAPs.t.
63Dieter BouvryWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
64Frantisek PadourSAPs.t.
65Lars Petter NordhaugRusVelos.t.
66Michael KolarGazproms.t.
67Jesús HerradaMovistar Teams.t.
68Alexander KhatuntsevRusVelos.t.
69Vladimir GusevRusVelos.t.
70Benjamin VerraesLotto Belisols.t.
71Ivan LytvynenkoGazproms.t.
72Nikola AistrupGazproms.t.
73Mathis DidierFDJ.frs.t.
74Ramunas NavardauskasTeam Sky+ 16'44
75Gorka IzagirreMovistar Teams.t.
76Jesse AnthonyTrek Factory Racings.t.
77Leigh HowardExergy Development Groups.t.
78Simon GeschkeTeam Stöltings.t.
79Alexey LutsenkoAstana Pro Teams.t.
80Zico WaeytensLotto Belisols.t.
81Tom VeelersBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
82Fedor ChupovRusVelos.t.
83Joshua BerryExergy Development Groups.t.
84Romain FeilluTeam Sky+ 18'38
85Mickaël DelageFDJ.frs.t.
86Stan GodrieBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
87Carlos BarberoMovistar Teams.t.
88Giorgio BrambillaLampre - Meridas.t.
89Imanol ErvitiOrbeas.t.
90Adriano MaloriTeam Skys.t.
91Emiel DolfsmaBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
92Johnny HoogerlandBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
93Axel AnnéOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team+ 20'41
94Enrico MontanariBardiani CSF+ 21'03
95Enrico GasparottoLampre - Meridas.t.
96Alessandro PirroBardiani CSFs.t.
97Enrique SanzOrbea+ 21'34
98Lieuwe WestraAstana Pro Teams.t.
99Niklas KarlSAP+ 22'04
100Fabio TaborreBardiani CSFs.t.
101Jérôme BaugniesWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
102Evgeny ShalunovTeam Katushas.t.
103Gaetan BilleWanty - Groupe Gobert+ 22'37
104Jesper AsselmanTeam Skys.t.
105Nicola RuffoniCannondales.t.
106Simone PonziTeam Skys.t.
107Michael HepburnExxonMobil - Geberits.t.
108Eugenio AlafaciBardiani CSFs.t.
109Kenny DehaesLotto Belisols.t.
110Giacomo NizzoloGarmin Sharps.t.
111Alexander KristoffGarmin Sharps.t.
112André GonçalvesGarmin Sharps.t.
113Luke RoweGarmin Sharps.t.
114Kevin PauwelsWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
115Theo ReinhardtTeam Stöltings.t.
116Leonardo PratiBardiani CSFs.t.
117Dex GroenBelkin Pro Cycling Teams.t.
118Jakob RatheTrek Factory Racings.t.
119Mattia GavazziLampre - Meridas.t.
120Dominik RoelsTeam Stöltings.t.
121Alexander R. KästnerTeam Stöltings.t.
122Michele MerloLampre - Meridas.t.
123Lluis Guillermo MasOrbeas.t.
124Damien HowsonExxonMobil - Geberits.t.
125Albert TorresOrbeas.t.
126Tiesj BenootWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
127Tsgabu GrmayExergy Development Groups.t.
128Anton VorobyevGazproms.t.
129Donato De IesoBardiani CSFs.t.
130Gennadiy TatarinovTeam Katushas.t.
131Peter VelitsASUSs.t.
132Dries DevenynsASUSs.t.
133Luke KeoughExergy Development Groups.t.
134Aleksandr KuschynskiTeam Katushas.t.
135Przemyslaw KasperkiewiczExxonMobil - Geberits.t.
136Ryan EastmanTrek Factory Racings.t.
137Davide BrunoCannondales.t.
138Sander ArmeeTEAM Solecos.t.
139Patrick GretschSAPs.t.
140Martin MattensTEAM Solecos.t.
141Gavin MannionTrek Factory Racings.t.
142Pieter WeeningExxonMobil - Geberits.t.
143Jurgen Van den BroeckTeam Stöltings.t.
144Hossein AlizadehGarmin Sharps.t.
145David SmitTEAM Solecos.t.
146Genki YamamotoGarmin Sharps.t.
147Ivan NazarbayevAstana Pro Teams.t.
148Sergey FirsanovTeam Katushas.t.
149Gerry DruytsLotto Belisols.t.
150Saúl MontoyaMovistar Teams.t.
151Alexander FoliforovRusVelos.t.
152Alexander EvtushenkoGazproms.t.
153Emmanuel GuyFDJ.frs.t.
154Sven M. SchusterSAPs.t.
155Pablo GuerraOrbeas.t.
156Matias AlvaresExxonMobil - Geberits.t.
157Guo JiASUSs.t.
158Yannick EijssenTEAM Solecos.t.
159Morten VadGazproms.t.
160Pier HermansWanty - Groupe Goberts.t.
161Francisco Javier RuizMovistar Team+ 24'59
162Vladislav GorbunovAstana Pro Teams.t.
163Eduard VorganovTeam Katushas.t.
164Matthew BuscheExergy Development Groups.t.
165Sergey KuzminExxonMobil - Geberits.t.
166Cristiano SalernoBardiani CSFs.t.
167Harrison SpenceGarmin Sharps.t.
168Thomas PetersonExergy Development Group+ 25'43


Not a lot of time to celebrate, though. In two days we have Gent - Wevelgem.
I'm feeling stronger than ever. It's a combination of things. This team, this jersey, the audience... I dare to say it out loud: this year I'm going for the Flanders Quadrupple!

The word is out there. The challengers are there, too.
Bring it on!
Matt
 
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Crazy performance!! Amazing, team switch seems to have been the right choice Grin
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