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Vuelta a Colombia - Stage 8

SportingNonsense

Posted on 16-01-2015 17:57

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More mountains, but this time the hardest climb is in the middle of the stage, and we have a downhill finish. Can there still be gaps?

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Here's the break:
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Camier

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Peterson

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Olivier

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Up to and including the Cat 1 climb, it was Camier who picked up the most KoM points with 38, compared with 32 to Peterson and just 22 for Olivier. Peterson already had 26 points but never attacked on the climb for points, unlike Camier who did later on in the stage. The American's tally is now 58, so he would need to win the final Cat 2 to take the KoM lead from Ortega.

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Faiers beat Curfs, Ratiy and Saldarriaga for the minor points behind in the peloton.

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Ratiy joins Faiers in continuing to push on, even though there is 55km to go and there is at least 20km of flat roads now before the next climb.

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By 36km to go those two are still clear, now 2 minutes ahead of the peloton - although still 3 minutes behind the break. And they aren't the only ones who think attacking on the flat is a good idea.

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Contador,

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Machado,

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Suaza,

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Henao Montoya, i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/bec.png

Velits and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/swi.png

Amador have sensed a chance to gain time on Alarcon!

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Others try to follow, including Brajkovoic, Monsalve, Brambilla, Dombrowski, Eastman and Denifl, but don't get a gap.

This group catches Faiers and Ratiy, and we can see that Machado, Velits and Amador are really trying to make this stick.

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The problem is that Wikipedia, B&O and in particular Simply Red Bull are driving hard. Sure enough, they catch them even just before the final climb. Wasted effort?

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The breakaway are already climbing. Their lead is 2'46 and the climb only 6km long, so they have a good chance of reaching the summit perhaps - and maybe staying away on the downhill?

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But

Suaza has immediately instigated a South American move in the peloton. i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/pro.png

Henao Montoya is with him, and this time so is i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/srb.png

Alarcon. He knows to wait for the climb to make his move!

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Machado leads the chase with i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/akm.png

Contador and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/trh.png

Keizer closest. Denifl, Brajkovic, Amador and Guldhammer also well placed and a gap has formed behind them.

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A scramble follows behind with Eastman, Anton, i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/pro.png

Brambilla and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/bec.png

Velits attack to try to catch up again.

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Machado takes advantage of it being i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/vsa.png

Suaza doing the relaying, and not one of the other two, to close the gap - with the breakaway's lead falling to just 45 seconds now. Only Denifl, Amador and Contador are still with Machado.

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As soon as these groups merge, i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/swi.png

Amador attacks!

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The breakaway are just going to hold on for the points, but i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/btc.png

Camier beats

Peterson to deny the American the chance to take the KoM lead - he ends the stage just 1 point short of Ortega.

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Here's the situation as the descent begins:

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Monsalve and Costagli were the last to attack from the peloton on the climb - the pack is slow moving and the inactive riders like Kritskiy and Dombrowski are losing out here.

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Velits is able to solo across the gap to the front group.

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Guldhammer, Brambilla and Keizer attack to do the same - it's a tough 50 second gap though.

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Alarcon attacks!

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No initial reaction, so much so that the gap to the chasing group completely vanishes. Finally i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/prp.png

Machado tries to do something.

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Alarcon now has a 25 second lead though.

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It's 1 vs 18 with all attackers now together in the large group, but they aren't exactly cutting the gap.

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Amador leads a new attack attempt

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But with the finish moving into sight, nobody can find a way to close the gap. They're sprinting for it, but the stage may be lost.

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Best sprinter in the group is i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/bampo.png

Guldhammer, and having started a little way back he is now moving forward fast.

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The stage goes to i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/srb.png

Alarcon, he extends his overall lead.

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He only gets the bonus seconds though, no actual gap, and in 2nd place is the serial over-achiever of the race i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/vsa.png

Suaza. The Colombian does have the best acceleration of the climb, which may explain his sudden sprinting prowess. Guldhammer edges out Denifl for 3rd.

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Siutsou and i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/pnd.png

Dombrowski went on a team exertion on the descent, but they finish 2 minutes behind. They at least gain nearly a minute on the peloton, which features a lazy i439.photobucket.com/albums/qq112/Gustavovskiy/microjerseys14/tcs.png

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Kritskiy.

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Project 1t4i move ahead of Good Energy into the teams classification lead, but Heineken were the best team on the stage and now trail by just 36 seconds.

1	Jose Alarcon	Simply Red Bull	5h04'08
2	Jaime Suaza	Vesuvio - Accumalux	s.t.
3	Rasmus Guldhammer	Team B&O	s.t.
4	Stefan Denifl	Wikipedia	s.t.
5	Peter Velits	Becherovka - Kiwibank	s.t.
6	Alberto Contador	Aker-MOT	s.t.
7	Igor AntÃ³n	Aker-MOT	s.t.
8	Andrei Amador	Swisscom - UBS	s.t.
9	Yonathan Monsalve	VolksWagen-Mapei	s.t.
10	Ryan Eastman	Heineken-Cal Giant	s.t.
11	Tiago Machado	Prio - Porto	s.t.
12	Daan Olivier	Rothaus - Aegon	s.t.
13	Gianluca Brambilla	Project 1t4i	s.t.
14	Sergio Luis Henao Montoya	Project 1t4i	s.t.
15	Janez Brajkovic	Heineken-Cal Giant	s.t.
16	Thomas Peterson	Heineken-Cal Giant	s.t.
17	Martijn Keizer	Rothaus - Aegon	s.t.
18	Jean-FranÃ§ois Camier	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
19	Teodoro Costagli	Good Energy	s.t.
20	Konstantin Siutsou	Pendleton's	+ 1'57
21	Joseph Dombrowski	Pendleton's	s.t.
22	Timofey Kritskiy	Tinkoff Credit Systems Bank	+ 2'54
23	MichaÅ‚ Kwiatkowski	Team B&O	s.t.
24	Darwin Atapuma	Wikipedia	s.t.
25	Ã“scar Solis	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
26	Thomas Faiers	Good Energy	s.t.
27	Rob Ruijgh	Project 1t4i	s.t.
28	Paolo Scarponi	Good Energy	s.t.
29	Dmitri Medvedev	Vesuvio - Accumalux	s.t.
30	Ricardo Van der Velde	Project 1t4i	s.t.
31	Pierre-Henri Lecuisinier	Festina-Canal+	s.t.
32	Ricardo Mestre	Simply Red Bull	s.t.
33	Didac Ortega	Santander	s.t.
34	Tim Wellens	Team Bpost - Vlaanderen	s.t.
35	Fabio Aru	ING - Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
36	Jarlinson Pantano GÃ³mez	Project 1t4i	s.t.
37	Andres Saldarriaga	ING - Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
38	Artemio Moschella	Lotto - Australia Post	s.t.
39	Leopold KÃ¶nig	Becherovka - Kiwibank	s.t.
40	Vadim Ratiy	Festina-Canal+	s.t.
41	Shaun Lewis	Lotto - Australia Post	s.t.
42	Christoph Mai	Wikipedia	s.t.
43	Winner Anacona	VolksWagen-Mapei	s.t.
44	Tom Copeland	Pendleton's	s.t.
45	Ben Curfs	Team Bpost - Vlaanderen	s.t.
46	Ilnur Zakarin	Tinkoff Credit Systems Bank	s.t.
47	Aitor HernÃ¡ndez Gutierrez	Santander	s.t.
48	Petr Ignatenko	Tinkoff Credit Systems Bank	s.t.
49	Fredy MontaÃ±a	ING - Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
50	David Rosch	Pendleton's	+ 5'09
51	SÃ©bastien Ivars	Lotto - Australia Post	s.t.
52	Blel Kadri	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
53	Johann Tschopp	Swisscom - UBS	s.t.
54	Matej Vysna	Becherovka - Kiwibank	s.t.
55	David Claerebout	Vesuvio - Accumalux	s.t.
56	Jacques Janse van Rensburg	Wikipedia	s.t.
57	Jude Libert	Lotto - Australia Post	s.t.
58	Martin HaceckÃ½	Team B&O	s.t.
59	Matthias Frank	Swisscom - UBS	s.t.
60	Vegard Stake Laengen	Aker-MOT	s.t.
61	Rafel Majka	Project 1t4i	s.t.
62	Brent Bookwalter	Wikipedia	s.t.
63	Thomas Lebas	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
64	Matea Kvasina	Pendleton's	s.t.
65	George Alexandru Stancu	Project 1t4i	s.t.
66	Francesco Bongiorno	Rothaus - Aegon	s.t.
67	Carlos Baltazar	Prio - Porto	s.t.
68	William Maesen	Team Bpost - Vlaanderen	s.t.
69	Nairo Quintana	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
70	Aberlardo Ablenado	Santander	s.t.
71	Marc Christian Garby	Team B&O	s.t.
72	Florian Morizot	Simply Red Bull	s.t.
73	Alexis Vuillermoz	Simply Red Bull	s.t.
74	Yuriy Vasyliv	Festina-Canal+	+ 6'39
75	Rafael Reis	Prio - Porto	s.t.
76	Marc Goos	Festina-Canal+	s.t.
77	Kevin De Weert	Pokerstars.com	s.t.
78	Yoann Bagot	Festina-Canal+	s.t.
79	Dominik Fuchs	Swisscom - UBS	s.t.
80	Fredrik Strand Galta	Vesuvio - Accumalux	s.t.
81	Philip Deignan	Pendleton's	s.t.
82	Ivan Santaromita	Swisscom - UBS	s.t.
83	Magnus Cort Nielsen	Team B&O	s.t.
84	Christophe Riblon	Swisscom - UBS	s.t.
85	Patrick Schelling	Swisscom - UBS	s.t.
86	Sigurd Nesset	Aker-MOT	s.t.
87	Johan Le Bon	Simply Red Bull	s.t.
88	Matthieu Sprick	Wikipedia	s.t.
89	Stefan Kung	Swisscom - UBS	s.t.
90	Egoitz Murgoitio	ING - Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
91	Reinhardt Janse van Rensburg	Wikipedia	s.t.
92	Alex Ariya Destribois	Simply Red Bull	s.t.
93	Frederik Wilman	Team B&O	s.t.
94	AndrÃ©s Miguel DÃaz Corrales	ING - Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
95	Idan Shapira	Good Energy	s.t.
96	Michael Kolar	Becherovka - Kiwibank	s.t.
97	Frederico Figueiredo	Prio - Porto	+ 9'20
98	Tesfar Teklit	Pendleton's	+ 9'46
99	Kleber Silva	Pendleton's	s.t.
100	Nikolai Trusov	Tinkoff Credit Systems Bank	s.t.
101	Sean De Bie	Simply Red Bull	s.t.
102	Maurice Schreurs	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
103	Enrico Battaglin	Good Energy	+ 11'09
104	Nikita Novikov	Tinkoff Credit Systems Bank	s.t.
105	Julien El Fares	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
106	Anthony Delaplace	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
107	Dadi Suryadi	Pokerstars.com	s.t.
108	Kristian Dyrnes	Aker-MOT	+ 13'03
109	Nicolas Edet	Team Vueling Airlines	+ 13'43
110	Ian Boswell	Heineken-Cal Giant	+ 14'13
111	Maxime La Lavandier	Bouygues Telecom	+ 14'47
112	Michael Cuming	Good Energy	s.t.
113	Irakli Bablidze	Bouygues Telecom	+ 16'53
114	Dainius Kairelis	Control Team	s.t.
115	Sven Erik Bystrom	Aker-MOT	+ 18'11
116	Wesley Kreder	Project 1t4i	s.t.
117	Rafael RodrÃguez Segarra	Santander	s.t.
118	Artjom Timofeev	Tinkoff Credit Systems Bank	s.t.
119	Mads Christensen	Pokerstars.com	s.t.
120	Luis Afonso	Prio - Porto	s.t.
121	Leigh Howard	Becherovka - Kiwibank	s.t.
122	Stefano Agostini	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
123	Arnaud Demare	Festina-Canal+	+ 19'22
124	Frederik Nolf	Pokerstars.com	s.t.
125	Tosh Van der Sande	Team Vueling Airlines	s.t.
126	Coen Vermeltfoort	Lotto - Australia Post	s.t.
127	Steele Von Hoff	Lotto - Australia Post	s.t.
128	Jesse Sergent	Becherovka - Kiwibank	s.t.
129	Mark Dzamastagic	Pokerstars.com	s.t.
130	Johann Rabie	Wikipedia	s.t.
131	Alexander Rybakov	Tinkoff Credit Systems Bank	+ 21'30
132	Imanol Erviti	Santander	s.t.
133	Brian Vandborg	Team B&O	s.t.
134	Juan Abenhamar Gallego Martin	Santander	s.t.
135	Vegard Breen	Aker-MOT	s.t.
136	Edward King	ING - Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
137	Gilles Heymes	Vesuvio - Accumalux	+ 22'27

1	Jose Alarcon	Simply Red Bull	34h54'12
2	Tiago Machado	Prio - Porto	+ 50
3	Andrei Amador	Swisscom - UBS	+ 1'25
4	Jaime Suaza	Vesuvio - Accumalux	+ 2'44
5	Alberto Contador	Aker-MOT	+ 3'09
6	Peter Velits	Becherovka - Kiwibank	s.t.
7	Rasmus Guldhammer	Team B&O	+ 4'16
8	Stefan Denifl	Wikipedia	+ 4'25
9	Ryan Eastman	Heineken-Cal Giant	+ 6'35
10	Martijn Keizer	Rothaus - Aegon	+ 6'54
11	Janez Brajkovic	Heineken-Cal Giant	+ 6'57
12	Igor AntÃ³n	Aker-MOT	+ 7'15
13	Yonathan Monsalve	VolksWagen-Mapei	s.t.
14	Gianluca Brambilla	Project 1t4i	+ 8'59
15	Teodoro Costagli	Good Energy	+ 10'27
16	Joseph Dombrowski	Pendleton's	+ 10'38
17	Timofey Kritskiy	Tinkoff Credit Systems Bank	+ 13'16
18	Artemio Moschella	Lotto - Australia Post	+ 13'21
19	Sergio Luis Henao Montoya	Project 1t4i	+ 14'05
20	Ã“scar Solis	Bouygues Telecom	+ 14'52
21	Thomas Faiers	Good Energy	+ 15'05
22	Dmitri Medvedev	Vesuvio - Accumalux	+ 18'16
23	Martin HaceckÃ½	Team B&O	+ 19'39
24	Konstantin Siutsou	Pendleton's	+ 21'06
25	Vadim Ratiy	Festina-Canal+	+ 22'24

Spoiler

26	Paolo Scarponi	Good Energy	+ 28'39
27	Jarlinson Pantano GÃ³mez	Project 1t4i	+ 29'44
28	Ricardo Mestre	Simply Red Bull	+ 36'02
29	Shaun Lewis	Lotto - Australia Post	+ 37'07
30	Andres Saldarriaga	ING - Pro Cycling Team	+ 37'54
31	Ben Curfs	Team Bpost - Vlaanderen	+ 38'12
32	Leopold KÃ¶nig	Becherovka - Kiwibank	+ 38'37
33	Ricardo Van der Velde	Project 1t4i	+ 39'15
34	Rob Ruijgh	Project 1t4i	+ 40'23
35	Tim Wellens	Team Bpost - Vlaanderen	+ 40'49
36	Petr Ignatenko	Tinkoff Credit Systems Bank	+ 41'13
37	Christoph Mai	Wikipedia	+ 41'15
38	MichaÅ‚ Kwiatkowski	Team B&O	+ 41'42
39	Fabio Aru	ING - Pro Cycling Team	+ 41'46
40	Pierre-Henri Lecuisinier	Festina-Canal+	+ 43'00
41	Thomas Peterson	Heineken-Cal Giant	+ 43'55
42	Rafel Majka	Project 1t4i	+ 44'08
43	Jean-FranÃ§ois Camier	Bouygues Telecom	+ 44'28
44	Darwin Atapuma	Wikipedia	+ 44'39
45	Daan Olivier	Rothaus - Aegon	+ 44'53
46	Thomas Lebas	Team Vueling Airlines	+ 46'30
47	Vegard Stake Laengen	Aker-MOT	+ 47'02
48	David Rosch	Pendleton's	+ 47'11
49	Didac Ortega	Santander	+ 49'11
50	Winner Anacona	VolksWagen-Mapei	+ 49'45
51	Matej Vysna	Becherovka - Kiwibank	+ 50'08
52	Fredy MontaÃ±a	ING - Pro Cycling Team	+ 50'57
53	SÃ©bastien Ivars	Lotto - Australia Post	+ 51'27
54	Jacques Janse van Rensburg	Wikipedia	+ 52'24
55	Tom Copeland	Pendleton's	+ 53'23
56	Matea Kvasina	Pendleton's	+ 54'40
57	Rafael Reis	Prio - Porto	+ 55'06
58	Matthias Frank	Swisscom - UBS	+ 55'10
59	Florian Morizot	Simply Red Bull	+ 56'05
60	Christophe Riblon	Swisscom - UBS	+ 56'13
61	Ivan Santaromita	Swisscom - UBS	s.t.
62	David Claerebout	Vesuvio - Accumalux	+ 57'10
63	George Alexandru Stancu	Project 1t4i	+ 57'35
64	Aitor HernÃ¡ndez Gutierrez	Santander	+ 58'07
65	Jude Libert	Lotto - Australia Post	+ 58'15
66	Johann Tschopp	Swisscom - UBS	+ 58'22
67	Sigurd Nesset	Aker-MOT	+ 58'45
68	Carlos Baltazar	Prio - Porto	+ 59'33
69	Fredrik Strand Galta	Vesuvio - Accumalux	+ 59'36
70	Francesco Bongiorno	Rothaus - Aegon	+ 1h02'38
71	Alexis Vuillermoz	Simply Red Bull	+ 1h03'24
72	Brent Bookwalter	Wikipedia	+ 1h03'37
73	Marc Christian Garby	Team B&O	+ 1h04'08
74	Philip Deignan	Pendleton's	+ 1h04'29
75	Johan Le Bon	Simply Red Bull	+ 1h05'21
76	Patrick Schelling	Swisscom - UBS	+ 1h07'37
77	Kevin De Weert	Pokerstars.com	+ 1h08'20
78	Ilnur Zakarin	Tinkoff Credit Systems Bank	+ 1h08'51
79	Marc Goos	Festina-Canal+	+ 1h09'22
80	Magnus Cort Nielsen	Team B&O	+ 1h09'54
81	Dominik Fuchs	Swisscom - UBS	+ 1h11'26
82	Blel Kadri	Team Vueling Airlines	+ 1h11'42
83	Yoann Bagot	Festina-Canal+	+ 1h11'55
84	Yuriy Vasyliv	Festina-Canal+	+ 1h12'09
85	Alex Ariya Destribois	Simply Red Bull	+ 1h13'35
86	Nairo Quintana	Team Vueling Airlines	+ 1h14'46
87	Nikita Novikov	Tinkoff Credit Systems Bank	+ 1h15'49
88	Michael Kolar	Becherovka - Kiwibank	+ 1h16'30
89	Matthieu Sprick	Wikipedia	+ 1h18'14
90	Enrico Battaglin	Good Energy	+ 1h19'31
91	Frederik Wilman	Team B&O	+ 1h19'39
92	Dadi Suryadi	Pokerstars.com	+ 1h19'54
93	AndrÃ©s Miguel DÃaz Corrales	ING - Pro Cycling Team	+ 1h20'35
94	William Maesen	Team Bpost - Vlaanderen	+ 1h21'42
95	Aberlardo Ablenado	Santander	+ 1h21'54
96	Stefan Kung	Swisscom - UBS	+ 1h22'40
97	Idan Shapira	Good Energy	+ 1h26'14
98	Egoitz Murgoitio	ING - Pro Cycling Team	+ 1h30'22
99	Julien El Fares	Bouygues Telecom	+ 1h31'27
100	Reinhardt Janse van Rensburg	Wikipedia	+ 1h32'30
101	Frederico Figueiredo	Prio - Porto	+ 1h37'02
102	Maxime La Lavandier	Bouygues Telecom	+ 1h39'47
103	Anthony Delaplace	Bouygues Telecom	+ 1h40'30
104	Maurice Schreurs	Team Vueling Airlines	+ 1h40'35
105	Tesfar Teklit	Pendleton's	+ 1h43'58
106	Nikolai Trusov	Tinkoff Credit Systems Bank	+ 1h44'40
107	Michael Cuming	Good Energy	+ 1h47'25
108	Sean De Bie	Simply Red Bull	+ 1h48'41
109	Ian Boswell	Heineken-Cal Giant	+ 1h53'24
110	Kleber Silva	Pendleton's	+ 1h53'49
111	Kristian Dyrnes	Aker-MOT	+ 2h01'12
112	Irakli Bablidze	Bouygues Telecom	+ 2h06'44
113	Gilles Heymes	Vesuvio - Accumalux	+ 2h13'07
114	Sven Erik Bystrom	Aker-MOT	+ 2h21'25
115	Nicolas Edet	Team Vueling Airlines	+ 2h25'33
116	Luis Afonso	Prio - Porto	+ 2h29'53
117	Stefano Agostini	Bouygues Telecom	+ 2h30'02
118	Mark Dzamastagic	Pokerstars.com	+ 2h30'21
119	Tosh Van der Sande	Team Vueling Airlines	+ 2h30'38
120	Jesse Sergent	Becherovka - Kiwibank	+ 2h31'10
121	Mads Christensen	Pokerstars.com	+ 2h32'59
122	Coen Vermeltfoort	Lotto - Australia Post	+ 2h33'05
123	Alexander Rybakov	Tinkoff Credit Systems Bank	+ 2h36'34
124	Artjom Timofeev	Tinkoff Credit Systems Bank	+ 2h37'16
125	Frederik Nolf	Pokerstars.com	+ 2h41'00
126	Arnaud Demare	Festina-Canal+	+ 2h41'56
127	Rafael RodrÃguez Segarra	Santander	+ 2h45'27
128	Wesley Kreder	Project 1t4i	+ 2h46'47
129	Leigh Howard	Becherovka - Kiwibank	+ 2h52'16
130	Brian Vandborg	Team B&O	+ 2h52'18
131	Steele Von Hoff	Lotto - Australia Post	+ 2h52'28
132	Juan Abenhamar Gallego Martin	Santander	+ 2h54'34
133	Imanol Erviti	Santander	+ 2h58'17
134	Edward King	ING - Pro Cycling Team	+ 2h58'32
135	Johann Rabie	Wikipedia	+ 2h58'44
136	Vegard Breen	Aker-MOT	+ 3h00'08
137	Dainius Kairelis	Control Team	+ 3h07'53

Points

1	Jose Alarcon	Simply Red Bull	104
2	Tiago Machado	Prio - Porto	80
3	Andrei Amador	Swisscom - UBS	74
4	Rasmus Guldhammer	Team B&O	67
5	Jaime Suaza	Vesuvio - Accumalux	57
6	Leigh Howard	Becherovka - Kiwibank	52
7	Janez Brajkovic	Heineken-Cal Giant	50
8	Peter Velits	Becherovka - Kiwibank	48
9	Alberto Contador	Aker-MOT	47
10	Stefan Denifl	Wikipedia	43
11	David Rosch	Pendleton's	39
12	Thomas Peterson	Heineken-Cal Giant	36
13	Timofey Kritskiy	Tinkoff Credit Systems Bank	33
14	Tosh Van der Sande	Team Vueling Airlines	30
15	Sergio Luis Henao Montoya	Project 1t4i	27

KoM

1	Didac Ortega	Santander	67
2	Thomas Peterson	Heineken-Cal Giant	66
3	Janez Brajkovic	Heineken-Cal Giant	52
4	Andres Saldarriaga	ING - Pro Cycling Team	52
5	Thomas Faiers	Good Energy	51
6	Sergio Luis Henao Montoya	Project 1t4i	51
7	Jean-FranÃ§ois Camier	Bouygues Telecom	48
8	Jose Alarcon	Simply Red Bull	42
9	Tiago Machado	Prio - Porto	42
10	Alexis Vuillermoz	Simply Red Bull	41
11	Martin HaceckÃ½	Team B&O	39
12	Ben Curfs	Team Bpost - Vlaanderen	38
13	Andrei Amador	Swisscom - UBS	36
14	Ilnur Zakarin	Tinkoff Credit Systems Bank	31
15	Daan Olivier	Rothaus - Aegon	30

U25

1	Rasmus Guldhammer	Team B&O	34h58'28 (1)
2	Ryan Eastman	Heineken-Cal Giant	+ 2'19 (2)
3	Yonathan Monsalve	VolksWagen-Mapei	+ 2'59 (3)
4	Joseph Dombrowski	Pendleton's	+ 6'22 (4)
5	Paolo Scarponi	Good Energy	+ 24'23 (5)
6	Ben Curfs	Team Bpost - Vlaanderen	+ 33'56 (6)
7	Tim Wellens	Team Bpost - Vlaanderen	+ 36'33 (7)
8	MichaÅ‚ Kwiatkowski	Team B&O	+ 37'26 (8)
9	Fabio Aru	ING - Pro Cycling Team	+ 37'30 (9)
10	Pierre-Henri Lecuisinier	Festina-Canal+	+ 38'44 (10)
11	Rafel Majka	Project 1t4i	+ 39'52 (11)
12	Daan Olivier	Rothaus - Aegon	+ 40'37 (12)
13	Vegard Stake Laengen	Aker-MOT	+ 42'46 (13)
14	Tom Copeland	Pendleton's	+ 49'07 (14)
15	Rafael Reis	Prio - Porto	+ 50'50 (15)

Team

1	Project 1t4i	105h35'18 (1)
2	Heineken-Cal Giant	+ 36 (2)
3	Good Energy	+ 1'39 (3)
4	Aker-MOT	+ 4'46 (4)
5	Team B&O	+ 13'03 (5)
6	Vesuvio - Accumalux	+ 19'57 (6)
7	Pendleton's	+ 24'32 (7)
8	Wikipedia	+ 29'06 (8)
9	Simply Red Bull	+ 37'34 (9)
10	Becherovka - Kiwibank	+ 39'12 (10)
11	Swisscom - UBS	+ 46'31 (11)
12	Lotto - Australia Post	+ 48'51 (12)
13	Rothaus - Aegon	+ 54'03 (13)
14	Prio - Porto	+ 1h00'28 (14)
15	Tinkoff Credit Systems Bank	+ 1h01'03 (15)

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