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Circulo de Juarez - Stage 5

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The last stage is the most "difficult" of the race as it features a hill worth calling so for pretty much the first time.

And the trend of an ever growing break continues as we have 7 riders trying their luck today, hoping to out outfox the sprinter teams at least once.

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i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/alp.png

Angarita

i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/bon.png

Borges

i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/esc.png

Edmondson

i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/wwr.png

Safarzadeh
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/afr.png

Wesemann

i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/tcu.png

Kilun

i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/lpu.png

Umerbekov

We see a lot of familiar names in there with i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/bon.png

Borges and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/afr.png

Wesemann obviously targeting the KoM points to take the jersey, and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/alp.png

Angarita is an interesting new name as he should have dibs on the intermediate sprints and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/alp.png

Forero seems to do his own thing here anyway.

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And

Borges gets the better end of this for now as he takes the first climb. i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/alp.png

Angarita in second place shows the puncheur abilities are still secondary though.
It is worth mentioning that i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/wwr.png

Safarzadeh decided to drop back out of this group for some reason.
Cat. 4 i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/bon.png

Borges

Angarita

Umerbekov

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The first intermediate sprint however goes to i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/bon.png

Borges as well who already was the best placed rider in this break. i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/alp.png

Angarita at least takes second ahead of i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/esc.png

Edmondson.
The gap is up to 6 minutes but doesn't grow any further.
Sprint i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/bon.png

Borges

Angarita

Edmondson

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Suddenly,

Safarzadeh is back and receives the inofficial prize for the dumbest rider in the race.
Excuse me if you think I'm only a reporter and shouldn't judge performances here, but you will agree.

So as I mentioned he dropped back after the KoM, but just as he was about to be caught by the peloton, he accelerated again and chased the breakaway for 40 kilometres to close the gap of now 5 MINUTES to join it again.

Seriously. What. Why.

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And just for the lulz he takes the last Cat. 4 of the race. Yeah.
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Umerbekov and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/alp.png

Angarita take the last points, which means i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/bon.png

Borges gets to take the jersey home.
The gap to the bunch is down to 1'55 already though, and there are still 60k to go.
Cat. 4 i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/wwr.png

Safarzadeh i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/lpu.png

Umerbekov

Angarita

i1050.photobucket.com/albums/s408/Cio1993/Juarez/Stage%205/PCM0005_zpsf63fc638.jpg

To top off his dominant performance today, i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/bon.png

Borges also takes the second sprint to provisionally go to 6th in GC only 17 seconds back.
Sprint i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/bon.png

Borges

Angarita

Edmondson

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With that result, i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/rse.png

Matthews knows all he has to do is stay with the peloton and the GC is his.

The already inevitable catch is made once more, and with more than half an hour of racing left, one has to doubt whether the bonus seconds will come into play today.
So far they did, but it is earlier than ever before today.

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And it doesn't take long to answer that question as only a few minutes later we see the best placed rider of who used to be in the break i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/alp.png

Angarita being behind already, so no cigar for anyone but i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/bon.png

Borges today, and even he would've preferred to keep that GC spot too.

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Not a lot of surprises in the sprint preparation today, except for an already decimated ONCE train and the other South Americans being well placed for once.

		Brammeier
		Meenhorst
		Rowe
	Magallanes	Drapac
	Haedo	Matthews	Manarelli
	Farrar	Forero
	Rasmussen
Cano
Guillen
Sutton

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As we head into the last 3k though, Azteca clearly emerges as the team with the most energy left as i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/onc.png

i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/onc.png

Guillen and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/tas.png

Rowe saw their trains collapsing like the WTC right in front of their eyes.
(too early?)

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The sprint starts as i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/azt.png

Haedo takes over and immediately Matthews has to give his spot to the smaller i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/bon.png

Maranelli sneakily moving behind the even smaller i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/onc.png

Guillen.

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Drapac decided to wait for his own team mates, but it is actually kinda late to still have two riders ahead. i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/alp.png

Forero doesn't buy it and goes for himself.

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Rowe is the fastest for the moment though as i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/onc.png

Guillen doesn't like what i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/azt.png

Farrar can do.

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Under the flamme rouge, he does pounce back though and takes the lead. i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/tas.png

Rowe didn't really go anywhere as i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/alp.png

Forero and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/rse.png

Matthews charge past on either side.

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Guillen really doesn't have it today, but i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/bon.png

Manarelli looks like he does again!
The fight for the last bonus seconds depends on whether i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/onc.png

Guillen can hold on, but i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/rse.png

Matthews doesn't have to worry.

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And indeed i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/bon.png

Manarelli with his aerodynamic position moves past i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/azt.png

Farrar to win the last stage here in Mexico.
i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/azt.png

Farrar makes the second best out of his team's work and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/rse.png

Matthews confirms he's a worthy winner of the race.

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1	Carlos Alexandre Manarelli	Bonsucro	3h45'08
2	Tyler Farrar	Azteca - NBCSN	s.t.
3	Michael Matthews	Risa - Ergon	s.t.
4	Marco GuillÃ©n	ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team	s.t.
5	Alex Rasmussen	Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank	s.t.
6	Damion Drapac	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	s.t.
7	Christopher Sutton	Risa - Ergon	s.t.
8	Juan Pablo Forero	Alpina - Avianca	s.t.
9	Kevin Peeters	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	s.t.
10	SÃ©bastien Chavanel	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
11	Matt Rowe	Team ASDA-Savers	s.t.
12	Matteo Priamo	Team Hornbach	s.t.
13	Chris Opie	Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling	s.t.
14	Tobyn Horton	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	s.t.
15	BenoÃ®t Sinner	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
16	Dylan Groenewegen	Team Hornbach	s.t.
17	Matthew Brammeier	Team ASDA-Savers	s.t.
18	SaÃ¯d Haddou	Wounded Warrior Racing	s.t.
19	HÃ©ctor Hugo Rangel	Project: Africa	s.t.
20	Juan JosÃ© Haedo	Azteca - NBCSN	s.t.
21	Nikola Aistrup	Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank	s.t.
22	Peter Hawkins	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	s.t.
23	Adam Petrie-Armstrong	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	s.t.
24	Mauricio Guillermo Frazer	Wounded Warrior Racing	s.t.
25	Juan Pablo Magallanes	Azteca - NBCSN	s.t.
26	Willian Araujo	Bonsucro	s.t.
27	Mark Renshaw	Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling	s.t.
28	Bobbie Traksel	Team Hornbach	s.t.
29	Alexandre Aulas	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
30	John Devine	Wounded Warrior Racing	s.t.
31	Cyril Lemoine	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
32	Jean-Lou Paiani	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
33	Danny Van Poppel	Team Hornbach	s.t.
34	Marco Benfatto	Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling	s.t.
35	Leonardo Duque	Azteca - NBCSN	s.t.
36	Nicolas Rousseau	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
37	Jose Luis Cano	ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team	s.t.
38	HÃ©ctor Fabian Aguilar	Bonsucro	s.t.
39	Graham Briggs	Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling	s.t.
40	Juan Esteban Arango	Alpina - Avianca	s.t.
41	Joost Van Leijen	Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank	s.t.
42	Antoine Matteau	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
43	Christian Knees	Team Hornbach	s.t.
44	Willie Smit	Project: Africa	s.t.
45	Costa Seibeb	Project: Africa	s.t.
46	Andrew Bajadali	Wounded Warrior Racing	s.t.
47	Ed Clancy	Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling	s.t.
48	Alex Meenhorst	Team ASDA-Savers	s.t.
49	Abdalla Ben Youcef	Project: Africa	s.t.
50	Jimmi SÃ¸rensen	Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank	s.t.
51	Jens Debusschere	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	s.t.
52	Johan Lindgren	Risa - Ergon	s.t.
53	Manuel Senni	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	s.t.
54	Carlos Henrique Cancellara	Alpina - Avianca	s.t.
55	Steven Cummings	Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling	s.t.
56	Josef Cerny	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	s.t.
57	Joseph Cooper	Risa - Ergon	s.t.
58	Yohann Gene	Azteca - NBCSN	s.t.
59	Yu Takenouchi	Team ASDA-Savers	s.t.
60	Lluis Mas	Bonsucro	s.t.
61	Michele Viola	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	s.t.
62	William GermÃ¡n RodrÃguez Parra	Alpina - Avianca	s.t.
63	Clinton Avery	Team ASDA-Savers	s.t.
64	Patrick Oyakaua	Bonsucro	s.t.
65	Matej Mohoric	Team Hornbach	s.t.
66	Russell Hampton	Team ASDA-Savers	s.t.
67	Ken Sebastian VassdÃ¥l	Risa - Ergon	s.t.
68	Marco Bandiera	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
69	CÃ©sar Vaquera	Azteca - NBCSN	s.t.
70	Eugert Zhupa	Team Hornbach	s.t.
71	Carlos Oyarzun	Bonsucro	s.t.
72	Matthias Wengelin	Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank	s.t.
73	Adrian Laidler	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	s.t.
74	Cesar Ixehuati	Azteca - NBCSN	s.t.
75	Domagoj Breznik	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	s.t.
76	Tareq Esmaeli	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
77	Nathan Brown	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
78	Rasmus Sterobo	Risa - Ergon	s.t.
79	Rahsaan Bahati	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
80	Dries Beatse	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
81	Alex Howes	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
82	Sebastian Henao	Alpina - Avianca	s.t.
83	Songezo Jim	Project: Africa	+ 2'11
84	Timothy Gudsell	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	s.t.
85	Marvin Orlando Angarita	Alpina - Avianca	+ 3'43
86	Valens Ndayisenga	Project: Africa	s.t.
87	Paul Mach	Wounded Warrior Racing	s.t.
88	Miguel Angel Benito	ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team	s.t.
89	Krister Hagen	Risa - Ergon	s.t.
90	Kevin Barclay	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	s.t.
91	Roman Kilun	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
92	Bruno Borges	Bonsucro	s.t.
93	Martin Wesemann	Project: Africa	s.t.
94	Joshua Edmondson	Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling	s.t.
95	Christian Ranneries	Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank	s.t.
96	Johnson Arnold	Wounded Warrior Racing	s.t.
97	Maximillian Schachmann	ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team	s.t.
98	Nikita Umerbekov	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	+ 5'26
99	Murilo Affonso	Alpina - Avianca	+ 7'00
100	Anton Kaus	Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank	+ 7'29
101	Saeid Safarzadeh	Wounded Warrior Racing	+ 8'43
102	Dainius Kairelis	Control Team	+ 24'32
103	Ivor Bruin	Control Team	s.t.
104	Tomasz Zywer	Control Team	s.t.

1	Michael Matthews	Risa - Ergon	17h06'37
2	Carlos Alexandre Manarelli	Bonsucro	+ 10
3	Damion Drapac	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	+ 16
4	Marco GuillÃ©n	ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team	+ 17
5	Tyler Farrar	Azteca - NBCSN	+ 18
6	Alex Rasmussen	Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank	+ 20
7	John Devine	Wounded Warrior Racing	+ 24
8	Manuel Senni	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	s.t.
9	Danny Van Poppel	Team Hornbach	+ 25
10	Andrew Bajadali	Wounded Warrior Racing	s.t.
11	Costa Seibeb	Project: Africa	s.t.
12	Josef Cerny	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	s.t.
13	Juan Pablo Forero	Alpina - Avianca	+ 26
14	Willie Smit	Project: Africa	+ 27
15	Joseph Cooper	Risa - Ergon	+ 29
16	Kevin Peeters	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	+ 30
17	Matt Rowe	Team ASDA-Savers	s.t.
18	Christopher Sutton	Risa - Ergon	s.t.
19	SaÃ¯d Haddou	Wounded Warrior Racing	s.t.
20	Chris Opie	Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling	s.t.
21	Matteo Priamo	Team Hornbach	s.t.
22	Juan JosÃ© Haedo	Azteca - NBCSN	s.t.
23	HÃ©ctor Hugo Rangel	Project: Africa	s.t.
24	BenoÃ®t Sinner	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
25	Peter Hawkins	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	s.t.
26	Alex Meenhorst	Team ASDA-Savers	s.t.
27	Nikola Aistrup	Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank	s.t.
28	Dylan Groenewegen	Team Hornbach	s.t.
29	Matthew Brammeier	Team ASDA-Savers	s.t.
30	SÃ©bastien Chavanel	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
31	Jose Luis Cano	ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team	s.t.
32	Juan Pablo Magallanes	Azteca - NBCSN	s.t.
33	Willian Araujo	Bonsucro	s.t.
34	Adam Petrie-Armstrong	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	s.t.
35	Mark Renshaw	Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling	s.t.
36	Alexandre Aulas	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
37	Tobyn Horton	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	s.t.
38	Bobbie Traksel	Team Hornbach	s.t.
39	Leonardo Duque	Azteca - NBCSN	s.t.
40	Yohann Gene	Azteca - NBCSN	s.t.
41	Christian Knees	Team Hornbach	s.t.
42	Cyril Lemoine	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
43	Mauricio Guillermo Frazer	Wounded Warrior Racing	s.t.
44	Jean-Lou Paiani	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
45	Marco Bandiera	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
46	Yu Takenouchi	Team ASDA-Savers	s.t.
47	Graham Briggs	Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling	s.t.
48	Juan Esteban Arango	Alpina - Avianca	s.t.
49	HÃ©ctor Fabian Aguilar	Bonsucro	s.t.
50	Clinton Avery	Team ASDA-Savers	s.t.
51	Marco Benfatto	Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling	s.t.
52	Ed Clancy	Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling	s.t.
53	Matej Mohoric	Team Hornbach	s.t.
54	Antoine Matteau	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
55	Jimmi SÃ¸rensen	Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank	s.t.
56	Joost Van Leijen	Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank	s.t.
57	Jens Debusschere	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	s.t.
58	Patrick Oyakaua	Bonsucro	s.t.
59	Matthias Wengelin	Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank	s.t.
60	Johan Lindgren	Risa - Ergon	s.t.
61	William GermÃ¡n RodrÃguez Parra	Alpina - Avianca	s.t.
62	Abdalla Ben Youcef	Project: Africa	s.t.
63	Lluis Mas	Bonsucro	s.t.
64	Tareq Esmaeli	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
65	Rahsaan Bahati	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
66	CÃ©sar Vaquera	Azteca - NBCSN	s.t.
67	Steven Cummings	Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling	s.t.
68	Carlos Henrique Cancellara	Alpina - Avianca	s.t.
69	Eugert Zhupa	Team Hornbach	s.t.
70	Domagoj Breznik	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	s.t.
71	Alex Howes	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
72	Michele Viola	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	s.t.
73	Carlos Oyarzun	Bonsucro	s.t.
74	Cesar Ixehuati	Azteca - NBCSN	s.t.
75	Rasmus Sterobo	Risa - Ergon	s.t.
76	Ken Sebastian VassdÃ¥l	Risa - Ergon	s.t.
77	Sebastian Henao	Alpina - Avianca	s.t.
78	Nathan Brown	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
79	Timothy Gudsell	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	+ 2'41
80	Russell Hampton	Team ASDA-Savers	+ 3'38
81	Bruno Borges	Bonsucro	+ 4'04
82	Dries Beatse	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	s.t.
83	Joshua Edmondson	Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling	+ 4'08
84	Marvin Orlando Angarita	Alpina - Avianca	+ 4'09
85	Maximillian Schachmann	ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team	+ 4'13
86	Christian Ranneries	Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank	s.t.
87	Martin Wesemann	Project: Africa	s.t.
88	Roman Kilun	Team Chiquita - Universal	s.t.
89	Miguel Angel Benito	ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team	s.t.
90	Valens Ndayisenga	Project: Africa	s.t.
91	Nikita Umerbekov	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	+ 5'56
92	Nicolas Rousseau	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	+ 7'18
93	Adrian Laidler	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	s.t.
94	Paul Mach	Wounded Warrior Racing	+ 7'42
95	Johnson Arnold	Wounded Warrior Racing	+ 8'08
96	Saeid Safarzadeh	Wounded Warrior Racing	+ 9'12
97	Krister Hagen	Risa - Ergon	+ 10'59
98	Kevin Barclay	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	+ 11'01
99	Anton Kaus	Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank	+ 11'54
100	Songezo Jim	Project: Africa	+ 14'24
101	Murilo Affonso	Alpina - Avianca	+ 18'13
102	Ivor Bruin	Control Team	+ 35'50
103	Dainius Kairelis	Control Team	s.t.
104	Tomasz Zywer	Control Team	+ 40'21

Points

1	Michael Matthews	Risa - Ergon	97
2	Carlos Alexandre Manarelli	Bonsucro	81
3	Alex Rasmussen	Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank	71
4	Marco GuillÃ©n	ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team	67
5	Damion Drapac	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	66
6	Tyler Farrar	Azteca - NBCSN	64
7	Kevin Peeters	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	48
8	Matt Rowe	Team ASDA-Savers	42
9	Juan Pablo Forero	Alpina - Avianca	41
10	Christopher Sutton	Risa - Ergon	30
11	SaÃ¯d Haddou	Wounded Warrior Racing	20
12	Bruno Borges	Bonsucro	18
13	Juan JosÃ© Haedo	Azteca - NBCSN	14
14	BenoÃ®t Sinner	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	14
15	Alex Meenhorst	Team ASDA-Savers	13
16	John Devine	Wounded Warrior Racing	12
17	Manuel Senni	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	12
18	Matteo Priamo	Team Hornbach	12
19	Danny Van Poppel	Team Hornbach	10
20	Andrew Bajadali	Wounded Warrior Racing	10
21	Costa Seibeb	Project: Africa	10
22	Josef Cerny	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	10
23	Joshua Edmondson	Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling	10
24	HÃ©ctor Hugo Rangel	Project: Africa	9
25	Marvin Orlando Angarita	Alpina - Avianca	8
26	Willie Smit	Project: Africa	6
27	Chris Opie	Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling	6
28	SÃ©bastien Chavanel	Team Chiquita - Universal	6
29	Nikola Aistrup	Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank	5
30	Dylan Groenewegen	Team Hornbach	5
31	Krister Hagen	Risa - Ergon	4
32	Joseph Cooper	Risa - Ergon	2
33	Saeid Safarzadeh	Wounded Warrior Racing	2
34	Peter Hawkins	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	2
35	Tobyn Horton	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	2
36	Mark Renshaw	Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling	1

KoM

1	Bruno Borges	Bonsucro	16
2	Andrew Bajadali	Wounded Warrior Racing	12
3	Manuel Senni	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	8
4	Saeid Safarzadeh	Wounded Warrior Racing	8
5	Martin Wesemann	Project: Africa	7
6	John Devine	Wounded Warrior Racing	6
7	Costa Seibeb	Project: Africa	6
8	Josef Cerny	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	5
9	Joshua Edmondson	Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling	5
10	Marvin Orlando Angarita	Alpina - Avianca	4
11	Nikita Umerbekov	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	4
12	Danny Van Poppel	Team Hornbach	3
13	Nathan Brown	Team Chiquita - Universal	3
14	Willie Smit	Project: Africa	2
15	Roman Kilun	Team Chiquita - Universal	1

Young

2	Michael Matthews	Risa - Ergon	17h06'37
1	Carlos Alexandre Manarelli	Bonsucro	+ 10
10	Manuel Senni	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	+ 24
4	Danny Van Poppel	Team Hornbach	+ 25
7	Costa Seibeb	Project: Africa	+ 25
12	Josef Cerny	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	+ 25
6	Willie Smit	Project: Africa	+ 27
3	Dylan Groenewegen	Team Hornbach	+ 30
15	Matej Mohoric	Team Hornbach	+ 30
5	Antoine Matteau	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	+ 30

Teams

1	Azteca - NBCSN	221
2	Bank of Ireland - Irish Cycling	235
3	Team ASDA-Savers	248
4	Risa - Ergon	294
5	Team Carlsberg - Danske Bank	314
6	Team Hornbach	327
7	ONCE-Eroski Cycling Team	370
8	Bonsucro	383
9	In-n-Out Racing Powered by Auchan	384
10	Eddie Stobart Pro Cycling	415
11	Wounded Warrior Racing	523
12	Alpina - Avianca	561
13	Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Cycling Team	605
14	Team Chiquita - Universal	634
15	Project: Africa	641

Edited by cio93 on 17-10-2014 19:27

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