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Jelajah Malaysia - Stage 5
CountArach
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Posted on 14-01-2014 08:10
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After yesterday’s very simple stage we get a much more complicated and hard to predict stage. Standing at a long 197.3km, the stage today also includes a big category 1 climb which offers 16 mountain points. From there the race will descend to the flat again and continue from there to the finish line.

Our first four attackers of the day et away to create the break of the day. They are:
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/cad_zps01f0e9d1.png Aaron Gate
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/ekc_zps98eb3bbc.png Andrei Krasilnikau
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/reg_zpsf2e631b7.png Vegard Breen
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/bvp_zps98bbf78a.png Aleksander Aleksiev

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No one seems interested in following them at all, with no riders here posing a GC threat at all. As such the gap just keeps going up and up until it reaches a stunning maximum of 11’37”. i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/bcr_zps86f2c872.png BNCR now come to the fore to steady the ship and slightly reduce things. By the time we reach the start of the climb the gap still stands at 10’44”.

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Finally something starts to happen as the bunch hits the climb. i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/bcr_zps86f2c872.png Rojas Villegas hits the front. He was almost certainly supposed to be his team’s leader here but now he finds himself doing super domestique work for the race leader. He applies some serious pressure and things start to break up.

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By about the half way point of the climb there are still around 60 riders left, though this does represent a fairly significant cull of the bunch. The gap to the front is 8’46” with 8.7km remaining to the summit.

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The pace is fairly sedate up front and so there is still some energy for an attack when the break reaches the summit. i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/reg_zpsf2e631b7.png Breen attacks with 1.5km remaining, but is it for the mountain points or for the stage win?

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We will never know because i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/cad_zps01f0e9d1.png Gate ensures that he doesn’t get very far. i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/reg_zpsf2e631b7.png Breen leads over the top anyway with Gate in second and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/ekc_zps98eb3bbc.png Krasilnikau in third.

This leaves 6 points still on offer for the next rider over. Three riders attack and over the top we get a chance to see who they are – i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/PCT/emt_zps170ae4bd.png Sarmiento, i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/PCT/arm_zps60f3d6b6.png Bakhin and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/jkp_zpsd1d2e7e2.png Masuda, who cross the top in that order.

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The gap to the front riders is 7 minutes, so things are looking like they will be decided by the break. More importantly, however, all 3 of these attackers are in the big group of riders who are 1’15” down on the race leader. Over the top their time gap is almost exactly 1 minute!

The three riders must have planned this to look like they were going for the mountain points but over the top they don’t sit up at all, and instead push on with their attack.

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The bunch crosses the top with 35 riders remaining in it. The only two from the top 30, apart from the attackers, who aren’t in this group are i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/jkp_zpsd1d2e7e2.png Seo and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/pvb_zpsc75e654c.png Polivoda, in 28th and 29th.

OR at least this was the case. With the pace so high on the descent it was inevitable that someone would misjudge their trajectory and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/fcb_zpse1da305d.png Calzati, who sits in 20th overall, is just that man.

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The gap from the 3 attackers grows to 1’27”, meaning that i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/jkp_zpsd1d2e7e2.png Masuda is the provisional race leader, thanks to his high positions in previous stages. i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/bcr_zps86f2c872.png BNCR is finally able to marshal their tired domestiques, who start to narrow the gap slightly.

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It is all action here suddenly, as i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/ekc_zps98eb3bbc.png Krasilnikau attacks the break with 10km remaining.

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There is a time gap update at this point – by the end of the descent i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/bcr_zps86f2c872.png BNCR have brought the gap to the attackers back to under the 1 minute mark, which means the race lead is safe. Still, if they can stay away then two of the three will move on to the podium, so the danger isn’t over yet!

As it happens, with 10km remaining for the bunch the peloton is able to reel in the three attackers. You have to respect the effort from them.

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The break are still several kilometres ahead and soon pass the 5km to go banner. i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/ekc_zps98eb3bbc.png Krasilnikau has a 16” gap on the other three now. Can he hold on for what would be a tremendous victory?

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Unfortunately for him, with 2km to go i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/cad_zps01f0e9d1.png Gate brings him back into the group and things are set for a four-man sprint.

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The sprint opens and it appears that i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/ekc_zps98eb3bbc.png Krasilnikau still has something left in the tank as he breaks to the right. i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/bvp_zps98bbf78a.png Aleksiev opens the sprint on the left of the group.

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i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/ekc_zps98eb3bbc.png Krasilnikau fades very quickly, and will have to be content with 4th. i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/cad_zps01f0e9d1.png Gate starts to challenge i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/bvp_zps98bbf78a.png Aleksiev, who has opened up an early lead.

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With just 50 metres remaining they are neck-and-neck!

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And i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/cad_zps01f0e9d1.png Aaron Gate is able to continue a tremendous race for i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/cad_zps01f0e9d1.png Cadbury! i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/bvp_zps98bbf78a.png Aleksiev holds off i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/reg_zpsf2e631b7.png Breen to take second, while i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/ekc_zps98eb3bbc.png Krasilnikau is fourth.

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The bunch sprint comes in and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/icv_zps83bfa75e.png Moreno just beats i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/mag_zpsa8a946c8.png Eibegger to take fifth. This is enough points for i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/icv_zps83bfa75e.png Moreno to pull on the points jersey at the end of today. He would rather be pulling on the yellow but will have to be content with this.

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i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/bvp_zps98bbf78a.png Parra Bustamente, i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/jkp_zpsd1d2e7e2.png Jang, i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/reg_zpsf2e631b7.png Dyrnes and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/mag_zpsa8a946c8.png Naibo round out the top ten for the day. There is no major change at the top of the GC. i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/spr_zps39a3252c.png Rusli keeps his mountain jersey but he is tied with Sarmiento in that competition and tomorrow will certainly decide who gets to take it home. Weirdly, i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys/CT/reg_zpsf2e631b7.png Breen has picked up a lot of points in his two breaks and so moves into second in the green jersey competition.

Stage Results:
1Aaron GateTeam Cadbury - Schweppes5h39'22
2Aleksander AleksievBoeing-Vivacom ProCyclings.t.
3Vegard BreenRisa - Ergon Cycling Teams.t.
4Andrei KrasilnikauEkspla-Cision Cycling Teams.t.
5Daniel MorenoIberia - Communidad Valenciana+ 5'49
6Markus EibeggerMagna-Ryanairs.t.
7Edwin Parra BustamanteBoeing-Vivacom ProCyclings.t.
8Gyung Gu JangJapanese - Korean Cycling Projects.t.
9Kristian DyrnesRisa - Ergon Cycling Teams.t.
10Carl NaiboMagna-Ryanairs.t.
11Hossein AlizadehSauber Petronas Racings.t.
12Nariyuki MasudaJapanese - Korean Cycling Projects.t.
13Denis MenchovFC Barcelona - Estrella Damms.t.
14Brice FeilluRisa - Ergon Cycling Teams.t.
15Diego GallegoIberia - Communidad Valencianas.t.
16Ricardo MestreTeam Privatbanks.t.
17Charalampas KastrantasEvian-MIATs.t.
18Jonathan Tiernan-LockeBoeing-Vivacom ProCyclings.t.
19Francisco ColoradoBoeing-Vivacom ProCyclings.t.
20Ying Hon YeungPFG-Armavias.t.
21Michael VinkTeam Cadbury - Schweppess.t.
22Eduardo GonzaloFC Barcelona - Estrella Damms.t.
23Sergey RudaskovEkspla-Cision Cycling Teams.t.
24César Rojas VillegasBanco Nacional de Costa Ricas.t.
25Bernardo ColexBanco Nacional de Costa Ricas.t.
26Marco SalasBanco Nacional de Costa Ricas.t.
27Amir Mustafa RusliSauber Petronas Racings.t.
28Dominik HrinkowMagna-Ryanairs.t.
29Francisco Perez SanchezIberia - Communidad Valencianas.t.
30Deiber EsquivelBanco Nacional de Costa Ricas.t.
31Julián RodasMTN - World Bicycle Reliefs.t.
32Evgeny BakhinPFG-Armavias.t.
33Alexander SchranglMagna-Ryanairs.t.
34Andreas LandaEvian-MIATs.t.
35Sho HatsuyamaJapanese - Korean Cycling Projects.t.
36Luis Fernández OliveiraIberia - Communidad Valencianas.t.
37Cayetano SarmientoEvian-MIATs.t.
38Sam HarrisonTeam Cadbury - Schweppess.t.
39Henry RaabeBanco Nacional de Costa Ricas.t.
40Allan MoralesBanco Nacional de Costa Ricas.t.
41Craig LewisMTN - World Bicycle Reliefs.t.
42Joon Yong SeoJapanese - Korean Cycling Project+ 7'15
43Tsgabu Gebremaryam GrmayPFG-Armavias.t.
44Louis MeintjesMTN - World Bicycle Reliefs.t.
45Daniel Ricardo DiazEvian-MIATs.t.
46David De la CruzFC Barcelona - Estrella Damms.t.
47Romain BardetEvian-MIATs.t.
48Oleksandr PolivodaTeam Privatbank+ 12'12
49Mahdi SohrabiPFG-Armavias.t.
50Sylvain CalzatiFC Barcelona - Estrella Damms.t.
51Volodymyr DzhusTeam Privatbanks.t.
52Jorge AbreuFC Barcelona - Estrella Damms.t.
53Hichem ChaabanePFG-Armavias.t.
54Ingus EislersEkspla-Cision Cycling Teams.t.
55Dadi SuryadiPFG-Armavias.t.
56Danilo Di LucaJapanese - Korean Cycling Project+ 13'16
57Jordi SimonFC Barcelona - Estrella Damms.t.
58Francisco Anton MartinIberia - Communidad Valencianas.t.
59Sondre Holst EngerRisa - Ergon Cycling Teams.t.
60Vitaliy ButsTeam Privatbanks.t.
61Javier ChaconIberia - Communidad Valencianas.t.
62Chan Jae JangJapanese - Korean Cycling Projects.t.
63Cherif AbdallahMTN - World Bicycle Reliefs.t.
64Tyler DayMTN - World Bicycle Reliefs.t.
65Aleksei SaramotinsEkspla-Cision Cycling Teams.t.
66Greogry HugentoblerSauber Petronas Racings.t.
67Gabriel ChavanneSauber Petronas Racings.t.
68Jimmy PranataPFG-Armavias.t.
69Alireza AshgarzadehSauber Petronas Racings.t.
70Zico WaeytensMagna-Ryanairs.t.
71Philip LindauEkspla-Cision Cycling Teams.t.
72Michal KolarMagna-Ryanairs.t.
73Giacomo ScarponiSauber Petronas Racings.t.
74Marco GuillénBanco Nacional de Costa Ricas.t.
75Mohammed Zamri SallehSauber Petronas Racings.t.
76Isaac SpeirsMagna-Ryanair+ 16'33
77Marco Alexandre Ferreira CunhaTeam Privatbanks.t.
78David BartlFC Barcelona - Estrella Damm+ 18'52
79Mark RenshawTeam Cadbury - Schweppes+ 20'06
80Simon GaywoodTeam Cadbury - Schweppess.t.
81Clinton AveryTeam Cadbury - Schweppess.t.
82Thomas MurrayTeam Cadbury - Schweppess.t.
83Christian MagerMTN - World Bicycle Relief+ 20'34
84Will RoutleyBoeing-Vivacom ProCycling+ 21'02
85Johan Fredrik ZieslerRisa - Ergon Cycling Team+ 22'24
86Saulo LayIberia - Communidad Valenciana+ 23'38
87Mattia GavazziEkspla-Cision Cycling Teams.t.
88Kosuke MakinoJapanese - Korean Cycling Projects.t.
89Oleksandr GolovashTeam Privatbanks.t.
90Adrien PetitEvian-MIATs.t.
91Sebastian LanderRisa - Ergon Cycling Teams.t.
92Alexander PorsevEkspla-Cision Cycling Teams.t.
93Arturs AnsonsTeam Privatbanks.t.
94Maxime DanielEvian-MIATs.t.
95Damien HowsonRisa - Ergon Cycling Teams.t.
96Heiko RedeckerMTN - World Bicycle Reliefs.t.
97Amadou BakariBoeing-Vivacom ProCyclings.t.
98Ahmed AhmedBoeing-Vivacom ProCyclings.t.


General Classification:
1Deiber EsquivelBanco Nacional de Costa Rica22h13'22
2Daniel MorenoIberia - Communidad Valenciana+ 1'03
3Hossein AlizadehSauber Petronas Racing+ 1'07
4Nariyuki MasudaJapanese - Korean Cycling Project+ 1'15
5Brice FeilluRisa - Ergon Cycling Teams.t.
6Julián RodasMTN - World Bicycle Reliefs.t.
7Diego GallegoIberia - Communidad Valencianas.t.
8Denis MenchovFC Barcelona - Estrella Damms.t.
9Eduardo GonzaloFC Barcelona - Estrella Damms.t.
10César Rojas VillegasBanco Nacional de Costa Ricas.t.
11Luis Fernández OliveiraIberia - Communidad Valencianas.t.
12Edwin Parra BustamanteBoeing-Vivacom ProCyclings.t.
13Marco SalasBanco Nacional de Costa Ricas.t.
14Carl NaiboMagna-Ryanairs.t.
15Sergey RudaskovEkspla-Cision Cycling Teams.t.
16Ricardo MestreTeam Privatbanks.t.
17Alexander SchranglMagna-Ryanairs.t.
18Ying Hon YeungPFG-Armavias.t.
19Evgeny BakhinPFG-Armavias.t.
20Francisco Perez SanchezIberia - Communidad Valencianas.t.
21Amir Mustafa RusliSauber Petronas Racings.t.
22Francisco ColoradoBoeing-Vivacom ProCyclings.t.
23Andreas LandaEvian-MIATs.t.
24Cayetano SarmientoEvian-MIATs.t.
25Dominik HrinkowMagna-Ryanair+ 3'48
26Markus EibeggerMagna-Ryanairs.t.
27Joon Yong SeoJapanese - Korean Cycling Project+ 5'50
28Charalampas KastrantasEvian-MIAT+ 6'53
29Craig LewisMTN - World Bicycle Relief+ 7'05
30Sylvain CalzatiFC Barcelona - Estrella Damm+ 7'38
31Andrei KrasilnikauEkspla-Cision Cycling Team+ 8'17
32David De la CruzFC Barcelona - Estrella Damm+ 8'31
33Daniel Ricardo DiazEvian-MIATs.t.
34Louis MeintjesMTN - World Bicycle Reliefs.t.
35Romain BardetEvian-MIATs.t.
36Aleksander AleksievBoeing-Vivacom ProCycling+ 8'33
37Michael VinkTeam Cadbury - Schweppes+ 9'59
38Jonathan Tiernan-LockeBoeing-Vivacom ProCycling+ 10'09
39Kristian DyrnesRisa - Ergon Cycling Team+ 10'13
40Oleksandr PolivodaTeam Privatbank+ 13'08
41Jorge AbreuFC Barcelona - Estrella Damm+ 13'28
42Hichem ChaabanePFG-Armavias.t.
43Aaron GateTeam Cadbury - Schweppes+ 15'18
44Francisco Anton MartinIberia - Communidad Valenciana+ 17'48
45Bernardo ColexBanco Nacional de Costa Rica+ 17'55
46Ingus EislersEkspla-Cision Cycling Team+ 17'59
47Vegard BreenRisa - Ergon Cycling Team+ 18'06
48Greogry HugentoblerSauber Petronas Racing+ 18'53
49Sho HatsuyamaJapanese - Korean Cycling Project+ 19'42
50Javier ChaconIberia - Communidad Valenciana+ 20'28
51Tsgabu Gebremaryam GrmayPFG-Armavia+ 20'40
52Zico WaeytensMagna-Ryanair+ 20'43
53Alireza AshgarzadehSauber Petronas Racing+ 20'45
54Jordi SimonFC Barcelona - Estrella Damm+ 21'06
55Volodymyr DzhusTeam Privatbank+ 21'07
56Gyung Gu JangJapanese - Korean Cycling Project+ 21'29
57Michal KolarMagna-Ryanair+ 22'11
58Henry RaabeBanco Nacional de Costa Rica+ 22'22
59David BartlFC Barcelona - Estrella Damm+ 23'24
60Marco Alexandre Ferreira CunhaTeam Privatbank+ 24'02
61Tyler DayMTN - World Bicycle Relief+ 24'11
62Gabriel ChavanneSauber Petronas Racings.t.
63Sondre Holst EngerRisa - Ergon Cycling Teams.t.
64Sam HarrisonTeam Cadbury - Schweppes+ 24'23
65Dadi SuryadiPFG-Armavia+ 25'37
66Vitaliy ButsTeam Privatbank+ 26'41
67Philip LindauEkspla-Cision Cycling Team+ 26'43
68Aleksei SaramotinsEkspla-Cision Cycling Team+ 26'45
69Allan MoralesBanco Nacional de Costa Rica+ 27'03
70Danilo Di LucaJapanese - Korean Cycling Project+ 27'09
71Mahdi SohrabiPFG-Armavia+ 27'48
72Johan Fredrik ZieslerRisa - Ergon Cycling Team+ 28'11
73Giacomo ScarponiSauber Petronas Racing+ 28'43
74Mohammed Zamri SallehSauber Petronas Racing+ 28'52
75Christian MagerMTN - World Bicycle Relief+ 29'01
76Jimmy PranataPFG-Armavia+ 29'53
77Cherif AbdallahMTN - World Bicycle Relief+ 31'30
78Chan Jae JangJapanese - Korean Cycling Project+ 31'38
79Marco GuillénBanco Nacional de Costa Rica+ 31'42
80Will RoutleyBoeing-Vivacom ProCycling+ 31'53
81Alexander PorsevEkspla-Cision Cycling Team+ 34'33
82Damien HowsonRisa - Ergon Cycling Teams.t.
83Maxime DanielEvian-MIATs.t.
84Isaac SpeirsMagna-Ryanair+ 34'59
85Ahmed AhmedBoeing-Vivacom ProCycling+ 37'03
86Mark RenshawTeam Cadbury - Schweppes+ 38'40
87Sebastian LanderRisa - Ergon Cycling Team+ 39'26
88Amadou BakariBoeing-Vivacom ProCycling+ 41'07
89Clinton AveryTeam Cadbury - Schweppes+ 41'13
90Heiko RedeckerMTN - World Bicycle Relief+ 42'06
91Saulo LayIberia - Communidad Valenciana+ 42'12
92Arturs AnsonsTeam Privatbanks.t.
93Mattia GavazziEkspla-Cision Cycling Team+ 43'20
94Oleksandr GolovashTeam Privatbank+ 43'37
95Simon GaywoodTeam Cadbury - Schweppes+ 44'03
96Thomas MurrayTeam Cadbury - Schweppes+ 45'59
97Kosuke MakinoJapanese - Korean Cycling Project+ 47'35
98Adrien PetitEvian-MIAT+ 49'39


Points Classification:
1Daniel MorenoIberia - Communidad Valenciana50
2Vegard BreenRisa - Ergon Cycling Team42
3Cherif AbdallahMTN - World Bicycle Relief39
4Isaac SpeirsMagna-Ryanair38
5Aaron GateTeam Cadbury - Schweppes35
6Chan Jae JangJapanese - Korean Cycling Project35
7Mahdi SohrabiPFG-Armavia34
8Thomas MurrayTeam Cadbury - Schweppes34
9Oleksandr PolivodaTeam Privatbank32
10Clinton AveryTeam Cadbury - Schweppes32


Mountain Classification:
1Amir Mustafa RusliSauber Petronas Racing20
2Cayetano SarmientoEvian-MIAT20
3Evgeny BakhinPFG-Armavia18
4Vegard BreenRisa - Ergon Cycling Team17
5Gyung Gu JangJapanese - Korean Cycling Project16
6Ying Hon YeungPFG-Armavia12
7Joon Yong SeoJapanese - Korean Cycling Project12
8Greogry HugentoblerSauber Petronas Racing12
9Aaron GateTeam Cadbury - Schweppes12
10Charalampas KastrantasEvian-MIAT11


Team Classification:
1Banco Nacional de Costa Rica66h42'56
2Iberia - Communidad Valenciana+ 55
3FC Barcelona - Estrella Damm+ 2'21
4Magna-Ryanair+ 3'28
5Boeing-Vivacom ProCycling+ 4'12
6Evian-MIAT+ 6'45
7PFG-Armavia+ 8'11
8MTN - World Bicycle Relief+ 14'01
9Risa - Ergon Cycling Team+ 14'33
10Sauber Petronas Racing+ 18'43
11Ekspla-Cision Cycling Team+ 22'11
12Japanese - Korean Cycling Project+ 22'31
13Team Privatbank+ 31'34
14Team Cadbury - Schweppes+ 47'42


Youth Classification:
1Hossein AlizadehSauber Petronas Racing22h14'29
2César Rojas VillegasBanco Nacional de Costa Rica+ 8
3Ying Hon YeungPFG-Armavia+ 8
4Evgeny BakhinPFG-Armavia+ 8
5Andreas LandaEvian-MIAT+ 8
6Dominik HrinkowMagna-Ryanair+ 2'41
7Joon Yong SeoJapanese - Korean Cycling Project+ 4'43
8Charalampas KastrantasEvian-MIAT+ 5'46
9Andrei KrasilnikauEkspla-Cision Cycling Team+ 7'10
10David De la CruzFC Barcelona - Estrella Damm+ 7'24
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