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Tour de Suisse - Stage 8

matt17br

Posted on 29-11-2016 18:22

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The queen stage is upon us! This stage alone is definitely going to shake up the GC and if you donâ€™t feel good today, you might have to say goodbye to whatever you had achieved in the days before. Itâ€™s also expected to see several riders going either outside the time limit or not finishing.

3 long, steep climbs, all being about 20 kms long with average slopes always close to the 8%. The final, however, is downhill, which makes it all more exciting, considering the riders will have to move earlier.

Favourites for today, as far as what weâ€™ve seen so far, have to be pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/vsa_world.png

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Schleck and pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/pnd.png

Dombrowski, but pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/ubs.png

Amador will want to defend his GC lead, too, just like pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/ozc.png

Morton,

Guldhammer and many other climbers will try to at least take a stage.

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It's not been long since the riders have taken off, and the Susten Pass is already making things interesting. The longest climb of the day sees 3 great climbers in pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/pum.png

Arndt,

Galta and

Cink advantaging themselves over the peloton, that halfway through the climb is composed of only 70 units. pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/tsa.png

Gusev was originally in the break attempt, but got dropped shortly after the climb started.

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Arndt is first at the top of the first HC climb of the day, in front of Galta and Cink, who got dropped in the last meters but will get back in the lead in the following descent.

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Not much is happening yet, and at the top of the second HC climb of the day, it's now Galta taking the most points, ahead of course of Arndt and Cink.

The Czech is in the same situation as earlier on, except this time he's not a few meters behind but actually 2 minutes and a half, so it will be hard for him to get back in the head.

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Meanwhile, 4 riders get out of the main group that is now 7 minutes behind with pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/ubs.png

UBS taking up relaying duties. Their names are pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/rbc.png

Boily,

La Lavandier, pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/gzl.png

Kangert and pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/ora.png

Geniez. With 2 kms until the end of the climb, their gap from pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/akm.png

Galta and

Arndt is over 4 minutes and a half.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2016/Races/PT/Suisse/PCM0127.jpg

Boily had a successful attack at the top of the last mountain pass, and with the last climb of the day - the hardest one arguably - about to come up, he holds an advantage of 1 minute or so on the other 3.

He also has the same time to recuperate from Cink, who hasn't caught up with the leaders yet, either, and doubtfully will.

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This is the moment when, with 31 to go and 7 kms yet to be climbed, Boily catches up with Cink - which doesn't mean much stage win-wise, considering the 2 leaders have a 3 minutes and a half advantage on both of them.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2016/Races/PT/Suisse/PCM0129.jpg

Andy Schleck launches a huge attack from far out, 30 kms to go for the peloton exactly. No one is able to follow the acceleration of the World Champion, which is what matters most, since most of us should know by now what happens when Schleck gets any kind of advantage on an uphill section.

The World Champion likely won't fight for the victory, but he'll certainly try to gain as much time as possible on his opponents.

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It might be a bit too late, but 1 km later pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/pnd.png

Josh Dombrowski understands he has to go on his own if he wants to catch the best climber in the world - who is already 1 minute ahead of him, and more than 2 minutes in front of the rest of the favourites' group. Even in this case, no one follows.

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Schleck continues his quest by catching pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/bec.png

Cink and

Boily even before pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/gzl.png

Kangert and pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/bpv.png

La Lavandier have the chance to do so.

Before then, pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/ora.png

Geniez had gotten dropped, and pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/pnd.png

Dombrowski had caught up with him, dropping him as well shortly after. The American is not making up any terrain compared to Schleck.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2016/Races/PT/Suisse/PCM0132.jpg

Dombrowski catches Boily, Cink and Kangert, after having dropped La Lavandier, and the gap from Schleck starts to stabilise.

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Further in the front, news reach pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/pum.png

Arndt that pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/vsa_world.png

Schleck is getting worryingly close - "just" 4 minutes separate him from the lead with 25 to go - and decides to increase the pace, which leads to pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/akm.png

Galta getting dropped pretty quickly.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2016/Races/PT/Suisse/PCM0134.jpg

Things are moving in the pack as well, and pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/akm_den.png

Guldhammer tries a move that causes some selection. The Danish escapes from a group where pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/ozc.png

Morton is pulling alone for some time now. pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/ubs.png

Amador quite clearly can't help him more than that much, and sits on his wheel.

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The situation is getting shaken up in the last kilometers of the Nufenen Pass, with pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/pnd.png

Dombrowski who is trying to catch pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/vsa_world.png

Schleck all alone, and the rest of the climbers being quite distant by now, starting from pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/rbc.png

Boily.

But then, when it's presumably too late, pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/ubs.png

Amador tries something. While the Costa Rican is almost 4 minutes behind pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/vsa_world.png

Schleck and 3 behind pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/pnd.png

Dombrowski, he could still try and stay on the podium while he's at it. pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/ozc.png

Morton and pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/bpv.png

Van den Broeck try to follow, pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/bec.png

KÃ¶nig,

Quintana,

Kolesnikov and pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/aeg.png

Olivier are forming a group of 4 that is chasing - or at least trying to limit the damage.

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Arndt is of course in the lead atop the last climb, but the real question is whether he'll keep it or get caught by pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/vsa_world.png

Schleck. Or pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/akm.png

Galta. Or even pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/pnd.png

Dombrowski, who knows!

1 minute and a half later, pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/akm.png

Galta collects his points with still a solid minute advantage on pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/vsa_world.png

Andy Schleck, that he'll try to keep thanks to his better descending skills.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2016/Races/PT/Suisse/PCM0137.jpg

Adrenaline has kicked in for pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/ubs.png

Amador, who is going really strong at the moment, having caught pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/rbc.png

Boily and shortly after pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/akm_den.png

Guldhammer, too, and it now looks like he's trying to shake him off his wheel.

Meanwhile, pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/bpv.png

Van den Broeck and pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/ozc.png

Morton catch pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/bec.png

Cink and

Kangert, and try to limit the damage in the last kilometers of the climb, fully aware they can try to make up some terrain in the final downhill section.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2016/Races/PT/Suisse/PCM0138.jpg

The KoM standings, good source of points, now see pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/pum.png

Arndt leading with 62 points, 10 points of advantage on pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/vsa_world.png

Schleck and 14 on pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/akm.png

Galta. It's still possible, and likely, that they will change tomorrow, of course.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2016/Races/PT/Suisse/PCM0139.jpg

With less than 10 kms to go, the situation doesn't seem set to change any more - what matters right now are time gaps. Arndt is adminstrating his advantage on Galta, who is on the contrary taking lots of risks to try and catch him - as well as gaining a better position in the general classification.

Schleck doesn't seem to be able to gain any time on Galta, either, and neither does Dombrowski on the World Champion. The only one who is trying really hard to move something is Amador, who as it looks right now would even lose a 2nd place in favour of Dombrowski.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2016/Races/PT/Suisse/PCM0140.jpg

The one

Arndt took today is a fantastic victory. He got absolutely nothing wrong and administrated his advantage on everyone with a coldness that only the best have. Congratulations!

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2016/Races/PT/Suisse/PCM0141.jpg

Galta himself didn't get much wrong - he just wasn't strong enough. His 2nd place will still let him climb lots and lots of positions in the GC, and I'm sure his manager will be delighted, too.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2016/Races/PT/Suisse/PCM0142.jpg

Even for someone like pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/vsa_world.png

Andy Schleck, today has been something special. With a 3rd place he takes the leader's jersey, and tomorrow we'll know if he'll keep it like it's expected of him to do.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2016/Races/PT/Suisse/PCM0143.jpg

In the end, pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/pnd.png

Dombrowski didn't have a particularly brilliant final 20 kms, and this image shows it. He likely will gain a position from pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/ozc.png

Morton, but it doesn't look like the gap will be enough to take over pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/ubs.png

Amadorâ€™s position.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2016/Races/PT/Suisse/PCM0144.jpg

Waiting and seeing is not something that pays off every time. pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/ubs.png

Amador was in good form today, and could have even kept his jersey if only he responded to pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/vsa_world.png

Schleck's attack. We are left appreciating his awesome effort over the last 25 kms, going from being 4 minutes behind someone like Schleck, to recuperating 2 and a half of that gap.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2016/Races/PT/Suisse/PCM0145.jpg

Van den Broeck is then 6th with a nice sprint, ahead of pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/akm_den.png

Guldhammer and pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/ozc.png

Morton. He's been on an upward trend lately, and he keeps it up today too.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2016/Races/PT/Suisse/PCM0146.jpg

Olivier and pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/bec.png

KÃ¶nig were coming from behind to catch pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/rbc.png

Boily in the last meters and even outsprint him, to deny him the joy of a top 10 after a great day.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2016/Races/PT/Suisse/PCM0147.jpg

The bunch sprint of the main group, 7 minutes and a half back, is then won by pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/rbh.png

Diaz to take 12th ahead of pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/vsa.png

Goos,

Stancu,

Schelling and a mediocre pcmdaily.com/files/Micros16/ora.png

Quintana.

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Stage Results:

Rank	Name	Team	Time
1	Nikias Arndt	Team Puma - SAP	4h20'41
2	Fredrik Strand Galta	Aker - MOT	+ 1'46
3	Andy Schleck	Vesuvio - Accumalux	+ 2'17
4	Joseph Dombrowski	Pendleton's	+ 3'36
5	Andrei Amador	Team UBS	s.t.
6	Jurgen Van den Broeck	BPost-Vlaanderen	+ 5'10
7	Rasmus Guldhammer	Aker - MOT	s.t.
8	Lachlan Morton	Jayco'z Cycling Project	s.t.
9	Daan Olivier	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 6'37
10	Leopold KÃ¶nig	Becherovka - Petrof	s.t.
11	David Boily	RBC Pro Cycling	s.t.
12	Daniel Ricardo Diaz	Red Bull - Huawei	+ 7'34
13	Marc Goos	Vesuvio - Accumalux	s.t.
14	George Alexandru Stancu	eBuddy	s.t.
15	Patrick Schelling	Team UBS	s.t.
16	Nairo Quintana	Orange - KLM Cycling	s.t.
17	Dario Cataldo	Vontobel	s.t.
18	Jaime Suaza	Vesuvio - Accumalux	s.t.
19	Denys Karnulin	Metinvest-Dacia	s.t.
20	Sergei Kolesnikov	Tinkoff Sport Academy	s.t.
21	Matthias Frank	Team UBS	s.t.
22	Alexandre Geniez	Orange - KLM Cycling	s.t.
23	Mathieu La Lavandier	BPost-Vlaanderen	s.t.
24	Lawrence Warbasse	Movistar - US Postal	s.t.
25	MichaÅ‚ Kwiatkowski	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	s.t.
26	Tanel Kangert	Gazelle	s.t.
27	Ondrej Cink	Becherovka - Petrof	s.t.
28	Fabio Aru	Vesuvio - Accumalux	s.t.
29	Jack Haig	Jayco'z Cycling Project	+ 9'35
30	Yuriy Vasyliv	Team I-Gen - Festina	s.t.
31	Rafel Majka	eBuddy	s.t.
32	Jairo Agudelo	Gazelle	s.t.
33	Vegard Stake Laengen	Aker - MOT	s.t.
34	Nikita Novikov	Tinkoff Sport Academy	s.t.
35	William Chiarello	Movistar - US Postal	s.t.
36	Tyler Brandt	Movistar - US Postal	s.t.
37	BjÃ¸rn Tore Hoem	Aker - MOT	s.t.
38	Ricardo Van der Velde	eBuddy	+ 10'16
39	Jan Polanc	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 12'09
40	Ion Izagirre	Pokerstars.com	s.t.
41	Pavel Potocki	Team I-Gen - Festina	s.t.
42	Omar Fraile	Movistar - US Postal	s.t.
43	Maxim Belkov	Tinkoff Sport Academy	s.t.
44	Tim Dees	Pendleton's	s.t.
45	Thomas Koep	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
46	Markus Eibegger	Team I-Gen - Festina	s.t.
47	Benjamin Dyball	Jayco'z Cycling Project	s.t.
48	Christian Meier	Movistar - US Postal	s.t.
49	William Maesen	BPost-Vlaanderen	s.t.
50	Frank Schleck	Vesuvio - Accumalux	s.t.
51	Jaco Venter	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	s.t.
52	Kristjan Koren	Gazelle	+ 13'30
53	Daniel Hoelgaard	Aker - MOT	+ 14'09
54	Chad Haga	Movistar - US Postal	s.t.
55	Josef Hosek	Becherovka - Petrof	s.t.
56	Muhamma Afif Ahmad Zamri	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
57	Vladimir Gusev	Tinkoff Sport Academy	s.t.
58	Jose Goncalves	Team UBS	+ 15'17
59	Jakub Danacik	Becherovka - Petrof	s.t.
60	Francis De Greef	Gazelle	+ 15'48
61	Patrick Konrad	Gazelle	s.t.
62	Nathan Brown	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 16'22
63	Patrick Lane	Vontobel	s.t.
64	Janvier Hadi	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
65	Christian Mager	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
66	SÃ©bastien Ivars	Team UBS	+ 17'28
67	Patrick Bevin	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
68	Dmitri Grabovski	Metinvest-Dacia	s.t.
69	Irakli Bablidze	Bouygues Telecom	+ 19'00
70	Charles Matte	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 20'19
71	Andrii Bratashcuk	Metinvest-Dacia	+ 21'03
72	Rasmus Sterobo	Grieg - Eftel	+ 22'04
73	Evaldas Siskevicius	Evonik - ELKO	+ 22'48
74	Joshua Edmondson	Pendleton's	+ 24'08
75	Cristian Raileanu	Becherovka - Petrof	s.t.
76	Jorge Abreu	Movistar - US Postal	+ 24'37
77	Nawuti Liphongyu	Red Bull - Huawei	s.t.
78	Anthony Delaplace	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
79	Ian Boswell	eBuddy	s.t.
80	Roman Kreuziger	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 25'05
81	Lars Petter Nordhaug	Aker - MOT	s.t.
82	Stefano Agostini	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
83	Dylan Teuns	Bouygues Telecom	+ 26'42
84	ThÃ©ry Schir	Vontobel	s.t.
85	Nicolas Edet	Orange - KLM Cycling	s.t.
86	Johann van Zyl	RBC Pro Cycling	s.t.
87	JoÃ£o Gaspar	Bouygues Telecom	+ 28'23
88	Jetse Bol	Team Puma - SAP	+ 30'43
89	JÃ¶rgen Matt	Bouygues Telecom	+ 32'29
90	Tim Declerq	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
91	Andreas Vangstad	Aker - MOT	s.t.
92	Michael Vink	Grieg - Eftel	+ 33'06
93	Jay Thomson	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	s.t.
94	Jiri Polnicky	Becherovka - Petrof	s.t.
95	Sven Fritsch	BPost-Vlaanderen	s.t.
96	Antoine Duchesne	RBC Pro Cycling	s.t.
97	Michael Van Stayen	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
98	Wesley Kreder	eBuddy	s.t.
99	Marcel Wyss	Vontobel	s.t.
100	Thomas De Gendt	Gazelle	s.t.
101	Guillaume Van Keirsbulck	BPost-Vlaanderen	s.t.
102	Stanislau Bazhkou	Aker - MOT	s.t.
103	Jesse Sergent	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	s.t.
104	Dan Holloway	Red Bull - Huawei	+ 38'40
105	Jesper Hansen	Red Bull - Huawei	+ 40'28
106	Michael Hepburn	Metinvest-Dacia	+ 41'12
107	Marcel Aregger	Vontobel	+ 42'50
108	Simon Pellaud	Vesuvio - Accumalux	s.t.
109	Bob Jungels	Vesuvio - Accumalux	s.t.
110	Metkel Kiflay	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	s.t.
111	Steven Lammertink	eBuddy	s.t.
112	Yannick Stoltz	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
113	Maxime Bouet	Team I-Gen - Festina	s.t.
114	Mikhail Kochetkov	Orange - KLM Cycling	s.t.
115	Raphael Addy	Vontobel	s.t.
116	Ryan Mullen	Grieg - Eftel	+ 45'31
117	Gediminas Bagdonas	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
118	Juan Abenhamar Gallego Martin	Pokerstars.com	s.t.
119	Indulis Bekmanis	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
120	Anton Vorobev	Tinkoff Sport Academy	s.t.
121	Adrian Malori	Tinkoff Sport Academy	+ 47'44
122	Saulo Lay	Pokerstars.com	+ 49'39
123	Lasse Norman Hansen	Red Bull - Huawei	s.t.
124	Grzegorz Stepniak	Team I-Gen - Festina	s.t.
125	Jaroslaw Marycz	Pendleton's	s.t.
126	Andrea Guardini	Metinvest-Dacia	s.t.
127	Peter Kennaugh	Orange - KLM Cycling	s.t.
128	Dylan Groenewegen	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
129	Jani Tewelde	Red Bull - Huawei	s.t.
130	Cameron Meyer	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	s.t.
131	Jens Keukeleire	BPost-Vlaanderen	s.t.
132	Jan Oelerich	Pokerstars.com	s.t.
133	Daniel Eaton	Becherovka - Petrof	s.t.
134	Tom Leezer	eBuddy	s.t.
135	Michael Faerk Christensen	Grieg - Eftel	s.t.
136	Artem Ovechkin	Tinkoff Sport Academy	s.t.
137	Luke Durbridge	Jayco'z Cycling Project	s.t.
138	Andrea Dal Col	Vontobel	s.t.
139	Dylan Van Baarle	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
140	Mujtaba Hussein	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	s.t.
141	Gabriel Chavanne	Evonik - ELKO	+ 51'23
142	Dmitriy Ignatiev	Tinkoff Sport Academy	s.t.
143	Marco Brus	Red Bull - Huawei	+ 52'15
144	Kristof Vandewalle	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
145	Niki Terpstra	Gazelle	s.t.
146	Andrei Nechita	eBuddy	s.t.
147	Dan McLay	RBC Pro Cycling	s.t.
148	Maris Bogdanovics	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
149	Andreas Hofer	Team I-Gen - Festina	s.t.
150	Marlen Zmorka	Metinvest-Dacia	s.t.
151	Lukas Spengler	Team UBS	s.t.
152	Jasha SÃ¼tterlin	Team Puma - SAP	+ 54'17
153	Andres Ignacio Pereyra	Pendleton's	s.t.
154	Dylan Page	Team UBS	s.t.
155	Marcel Kittel	Vesuvio - Accumalux	s.t.
156	Michael Valgren Andersen	Orange - KLM Cycling	+ 55'18
157	Martin Pedersen	Orange - KLM Cycling	+ 55'40
158	King Lok Cheung	Pendleton's	s.t.
159	Wouter Weylandt	Bouygues Telecom	s.t.
160	Frederik Frison	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
161	Truls Engen Korsaeth	Grieg - Eftel	s.t.
162	Vojtech HaceckÃ½	Metinvest-Dacia	s.t.
163	Moreno Moser	Red Bull - Huawei	s.t.
164	Steven Burke	Pokerstars.com	s.t.
165	Richard Laningo Laizer	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	s.t.
166	Damien Howson	Grieg - Eftel	s.t.
167	Koen Bouwman	BPost-Vlaanderen	s.t.
168	Emilien Viennet	Orange - KLM Cycling	s.t.
169	Miles Olman	Jayco'z Cycling Project	s.t.
DNF	Petr Vakoc	Becherovka - Petrof	DNF
DNF	Kristian Sbaragli	Aegon - Lavazza	DNF
DNF	Michael SchÃ¤r	Vontobel	DNF
DNF	Johan Lindgren	Grieg - Eftel	DNF
DNF	Janis Dakteris	Evonik - ELKO	DNF
DNF	James Oram	Jayco'z Cycling Project	DNF
DNF	Marcel Sieberg	Pokerstars.com	DNF
DNF	Wen Hao Li	Jayco'z Cycling Project	DNF
DNF	Victor Campenaerts	BPost-Vlaanderen	DNF
DNF	Oleksandr Golovash	Metinvest-Dacia	DNF
DNF	Zakkari Dempster	Grieg - Eftel	DNF
DNF	Faycal Hamza	Aegon - Lavazza	DNF
DNF	Carlos Verona	Movistar - US Postal	DNF
DNF	Grischa Janorschke	Pokerstars.com	DNF
DNF	Glenn O'Shea	Jayco'z Cycling Project	DNF
DNF	Silvan Dillier	Team UBS	DNF
DNF	Victor Shishelov	Team Puma - SAP	DNF
DNF	Jon Ander Insausti	Pokerstars.com	DNF
DNF	Mathieu Bernaudeau	Team I-Gen - Festina	DNF
DNF	Patrick Gretsch	Gazelle	DNF
DNF	Panagiotis Vlatos	Team I-Gen - Festina	DNF

GC:

Rank	Name	Team	Time
1	Andy Schleck	Vesuvio - Accumalux	25h38'30
2	Andrei Amador	Team UBS	+ 1'16
3	Joseph Dombrowski	Pendleton's	+ 2'05
4	Lachlan Morton	Jayco'z Cycling Project	+ 3'27
5	Rasmus Guldhammer	Aker - MOT	+ 4'04
6	Nikias Arndt	Team Puma - SAP	+ 4'59
7	Jurgen Van den Broeck	BPost-Vlaanderen	+ 5'30
8	Fredrik Strand Galta	Aker - MOT	+ 5'40
9	Leopold KÃ¶nig	Becherovka - Petrof	+ 7'34
10	Daan Olivier	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 7'53
11	MichaÅ‚ Kwiatkowski	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	+ 7'57
12	Sergei Kolesnikov	Tinkoff Sport Academy	+ 8'10
13	Lawrence Warbasse	Movistar - US Postal	+ 8'34
14	Nairo Quintana	Orange - KLM Cycling	+ 8'47
15	Marc Goos	Vesuvio - Accumalux	+ 9'18
16	Dario Cataldo	Vontobel	+ 10'22
17	Tanel Kangert	Gazelle	+ 10'24
18	Jaime Suaza	Vesuvio - Accumalux	+ 10'31
19	David Boily	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 10'38
20	Jack Haig	Jayco'z Cycling Project	+ 11'52
21	Patrick Schelling	Team UBS	+ 12'13
22	Denys Karnulin	Metinvest-Dacia	+ 12'34
23	Yuriy Vasyliv	Team I-Gen - Festina	+ 12'39
24	George Alexandru Stancu	eBuddy	+ 12'55
25	Daniel Ricardo Diaz	Red Bull - Huawei	+ 13'05
26	Fabio Aru	Vesuvio - Accumalux	+ 13'21
27	William Chiarello	Movistar - US Postal	+ 13'22
28	Alexandre Geniez	Orange - KLM Cycling	+ 14'21
29	Rafel Majka	eBuddy	+ 14'34
30	Vegard Stake Laengen	Aker - MOT	+ 15'48
31	Matthias Frank	Team UBS	+ 15'59
32	Nikita Novikov	Tinkoff Sport Academy	+ 16'12
33	Tyler Brandt	Movistar - US Postal	+ 16'51
34	Ricardo Van der Velde	eBuddy	+ 17'39
35	Ion Izagirre	Pokerstars.com	+ 17'49
36	Omar Fraile	Movistar - US Postal	+ 18'06
37	BjÃ¸rn Tore Hoem	Aker - MOT	+ 18'13
38	Jairo Agudelo	Gazelle	+ 18'26
39	Mathieu La Lavandier	BPost-Vlaanderen	+ 18'28
40	Ondrej Cink	Becherovka - Petrof	+ 18'35
41	Jan Polanc	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 19'06
42	Tim Dees	Pendleton's	+ 19'07
43	Kristjan Koren	Gazelle	+ 19'32
44	Maxim Belkov	Tinkoff Sport Academy	+ 20'04
45	Benjamin Dyball	Jayco'z Cycling Project	+ 21'16
46	Vladimir Gusev	Tinkoff Sport Academy	+ 21'56
47	Pavel Potocki	Team I-Gen - Festina	+ 23'18
48	Jose Goncalves	Team UBS	+ 23'31
49	Frank Schleck	Vesuvio - Accumalux	+ 23'55
50	Patrick Konrad	Gazelle	+ 24'09
51	Chad Haga	Movistar - US Postal	+ 24'53
52	Daniel Hoelgaard	Aker - MOT	+ 24'54
53	William Maesen	BPost-Vlaanderen	+ 24'56
54	Jakub Danacik	Becherovka - Petrof	+ 27'14
55	SÃ©bastien Ivars	Team UBS	+ 27'58
56	Nathan Brown	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 28'05
57	Christian Meier	Movistar - US Postal	+ 28'23
58	Francis De Greef	Gazelle	+ 29'03
59	Patrick Lane	Vontobel	+ 30'07
60	Jaco Venter	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	+ 30'10
61	Patrick Bevin	Team Puma - SAP	+ 30'44
62	Christian Mager	Team Puma - SAP	+ 31'00
63	Janvier Hadi	Bouygues Telecom	+ 31'22
64	Thomas Koep	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 33'27
65	Markus Eibegger	Team I-Gen - Festina	+ 33'36
66	Evaldas Siskevicius	Evonik - ELKO	+ 33'49
67	Jorge Abreu	Movistar - US Postal	+ 34'13
68	Dmitri Grabovski	Metinvest-Dacia	+ 34'24
69	Josef Hosek	Becherovka - Petrof	+ 35'47
70	Joshua Edmondson	Pendleton's	+ 36'42
71	Ian Boswell	eBuddy	+ 36'51
72	Muhamma Afif Ahmad Zamri	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 37'04
73	Irakli Bablidze	Bouygues Telecom	+ 37'09
74	Andrii Bratashcuk	Metinvest-Dacia	+ 37'28
75	Roman Kreuziger	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 38'51
76	Lars Petter Nordhaug	Aker - MOT	+ 39'57
77	Rasmus Sterobo	Grieg - Eftel	+ 41'10
78	Anthony Delaplace	Bouygues Telecom	+ 42'08
79	Nicolas Edet	Orange - KLM Cycling	+ 42'52
80	Charles Matte	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 43'37
81	Stefano Agostini	Bouygues Telecom	+ 43'52
82	Cristian Raileanu	Becherovka - Petrof	+ 44'21
83	Johann van Zyl	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 46'04
84	Jetse Bol	Team Puma - SAP	+ 47'30
85	Marcel Wyss	Vontobel	+ 48'14
86	Michael Van Stayen	Evonik - ELKO	+ 49'20
87	ThÃ©ry Schir	Vontobel	+ 49'57
88	Wesley Kreder	eBuddy	+ 50'18
89	Antoine Duchesne	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 50'47
90	JoÃ£o Gaspar	Bouygues Telecom	+ 51'33
91	Stanislau Bazhkou	Aker - MOT	+ 51'46
92	Andreas Vangstad	Aker - MOT	s.t.
93	Tim Declerq	Team Puma - SAP	+ 51'47
94	Nawuti Liphongyu	Red Bull - Huawei	+ 52'37
95	Thomas De Gendt	Gazelle	+ 53'19
96	Michael Vink	Grieg - Eftel	+ 54'51
97	Jiri Polnicky	Becherovka - Petrof	+ 56'19
98	Sven Fritsch	BPost-Vlaanderen	+ 56'50
99	Jay Thomson	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	+ 57'38
100	Jesse Sergent	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	+ 57'51
101	Dan Holloway	Red Bull - Huawei	+ 58'10
102	Dylan Teuns	Bouygues Telecom	+ 1h00'46
103	Guillaume Van Keirsbulck	BPost-Vlaanderen	+ 1h01'13
104	Marcel Aregger	Vontobel	+ 1h01'31
105	Michael Hepburn	Metinvest-Dacia	+ 1h03'27
106	JÃ¶rgen Matt	Bouygues Telecom	+ 1h04'20
107	Yannick Stoltz	Evonik - ELKO	+ 1h04'46
108	Jesper Hansen	Red Bull - Huawei	+ 1h05'38
109	Bob Jungels	Vesuvio - Accumalux	+ 1h05'49
110	Simon Pellaud	Vesuvio - Accumalux	+ 1h07'42
111	Raphael Addy	Vontobel	+ 1h08'44
112	Ryan Mullen	Grieg - Eftel	+ 1h08'57
113	Maxime Bouet	Team I-Gen - Festina	+ 1h09'00
114	Indulis Bekmanis	Evonik - ELKO	+ 1h09'04
115	Metkel Kiflay	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	+ 1h10'40
116	Adrian Malori	Tinkoff Sport Academy	+ 1h11'13
117	Gediminas Bagdonas	Evonik - ELKO	+ 1h11'25
118	Anton Vorobev	Tinkoff Sport Academy	+ 1h12'00
119	Mikhail Kochetkov	Orange - KLM Cycling	+ 1h13'22
120	Lasse Norman Hansen	Red Bull - Huawei	+ 1h13'40
121	Artem Ovechkin	Tinkoff Sport Academy	+ 1h13'43
122	Jaroslaw Marycz	Pendleton's	+ 1h14'51
123	Tom Leezer	eBuddy	+ 1h14'58
124	Steven Lammertink	eBuddy	+ 1h15'16
125	Peter Kennaugh	Orange - KLM Cycling	+ 1h16'42
126	Juan Abenhamar Gallego Martin	Pokerstars.com	+ 1h16'52
127	Dmitriy Ignatiev	Tinkoff Sport Academy	+ 1h16'54
128	Dylan Van Baarle	Team Puma - SAP	+ 1h17'35
129	Luke Durbridge	Jayco'z Cycling Project	+ 1h18'18
130	Jens Keukeleire	BPost-Vlaanderen	+ 1h19'02
131	Gabriel Chavanne	Evonik - ELKO	+ 1h20'17
132	Daniel Eaton	Becherovka - Petrof	+ 1h20'24
133	Michael Faerk Christensen	Grieg - Eftel	+ 1h20'40
134	Marcel Kittel	Vesuvio - Accumalux	+ 1h20'59
135	Jan Oelerich	Pokerstars.com	+ 1h21'10
136	Dylan Groenewegen	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 1h21'20
137	Cameron Meyer	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	+ 1h21'38
138	Niki Terpstra	Gazelle	+ 1h22'02
139	Andres Ignacio Pereyra	Pendleton's	+ 1h22'15
140	Andrea Guardini	Metinvest-Dacia	+ 1h22'54
141	Saulo Lay	Pokerstars.com	+ 1h23'23
142	Jasha SÃ¼tterlin	Team Puma - SAP	+ 1h23'24
143	Kristof Vandewalle	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 1h23'48
144	Damien Howson	Grieg - Eftel	+ 1h24'04
145	Vojtech HaceckÃ½	Metinvest-Dacia	+ 1h24'44
146	Marlen Zmorka	Metinvest-Dacia	+ 1h24'59
147	Marco Brus	Red Bull - Huawei	+ 1h26'10
148	Mujtaba Hussein	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	+ 1h26'49
149	King Lok Cheung	Pendleton's	+ 1h27'25
150	Andrea Dal Col	Vontobel	+ 1h27'47
151	Grzegorz Stepniak	Team I-Gen - Festina	+ 1h28'23
152	Andreas Hofer	Team I-Gen - Festina	+ 1h29'04
153	Emilien Viennet	Orange - KLM Cycling	+ 1h30'04
154	Moreno Moser	Red Bull - Huawei	+ 1h32'03
155	Dan McLay	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 1h32'04
156	Dylan Page	Team UBS	+ 1h32'43
157	Frederik Frison	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 1h33'21
158	Maris Bogdanovics	Evonik - ELKO	+ 1h33'53
159	Martin Pedersen	Orange - KLM Cycling	+ 1h34'08
160	Koen Bouwman	BPost-Vlaanderen	+ 1h35'40
161	Lukas Spengler	Team UBS	+ 1h35'41
162	Jani Tewelde	Red Bull - Huawei	+ 1h36'02
163	Michael Valgren Andersen	Orange - KLM Cycling	+ 1h37'41
164	Wouter Weylandt	Bouygues Telecom	+ 1h38'33
165	Miles Olman	Jayco'z Cycling Project	+ 1h39'15
166	Richard Laningo Laizer	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	+ 1h44'20
167	Steven Burke	Pokerstars.com	+ 1h53'48
168	Truls Engen Korsaeth	Grieg - Eftel	+ 1h56'07
169	Andrei Nechita	eBuddy	+ 2h08'12

Points:

Rank	Name	Team	General
1	Michael Van Stayen	Evonik - ELKO	84
2	Andy Schleck	Vesuvio - Accumalux	76
3	Joseph Dombrowski	Pendleton's	62
4	Andrei Amador	Team UBS	52
5	Peter Kennaugh	Orange - KLM Cycling	51
6	Wesley Kreder	eBuddy	50
7	Rasmus Guldhammer	Aker - MOT	47
8	Nikias Arndt	Team Puma - SAP	46
9	Dan Holloway	Red Bull - Huawei	38
10	Lachlan Morton	Jayco'z Cycling Project	32
11	Jurgen Van den Broeck	BPost-Vlaanderen	28
12	Andrea Guardini	Metinvest-Dacia	28
13	Marlen Zmorka	Metinvest-Dacia	25
14	Daan Olivier	Aegon - Lavazza	22
15	Jan Oelerich	Pokerstars.com	22
16	Marc Goos	Vesuvio - Accumalux	21
17	Fredrik Strand Galta	Aker - MOT	20
18	Luke Durbridge	Jayco'z Cycling Project	20
19	Saulo Lay	Pokerstars.com	20
20	Leopold KÃ¶nig	Becherovka - Petrof	19
21	Ian Boswell	eBuddy	16
22	Jesse Sergent	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	16
23	MichaÅ‚ Kwiatkowski	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	14
24	Sergei Kolesnikov	Tinkoff Sport Academy	14
25	Marcel Aregger	Vontobel	14
26	Raphael Addy	Vontobel	14
27	Damien Howson	Grieg - Eftel	14
28	Dylan Groenewegen	Aegon - Lavazza	14
29	Jens Keukeleire	BPost-Vlaanderen	13
30	Nicolas Edet	Orange - KLM Cycling	12
31	Kristof Vandewalle	Aegon - Lavazza	12
32	David Boily	RBC Pro Cycling	11
33	Maxime Bouet	Team I-Gen - Festina	10
34	Niki Terpstra	Gazelle	10
35	Emilien Viennet	Orange - KLM Cycling	10
36	Nairo Quintana	Orange - KLM Cycling	9
37	Jay Thomson	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	9
38	Jasha SÃ¼tterlin	Team Puma - SAP	9
39	Grzegorz Stepniak	Team I-Gen - Festina	9
40	Markus Eibegger	Team I-Gen - Festina	8
41	Marcel Kittel	Vesuvio - Accumalux	8
42	Cameron Meyer	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	8
43	Patrick Schelling	Team UBS	7
44	Omar Fraile	Movistar - US Postal	7
45	Indulis Bekmanis	Evonik - ELKO	7
46	Marco Brus	Red Bull - Huawei	7
47	Adrian Malori	Tinkoff Sport Academy	6
48	Daniel Eaton	Becherovka - Petrof	6
49	Andreas Hofer	Team I-Gen - Festina	6
50	Jaime Suaza	Vesuvio - Accumalux	5
51	Michael Hepburn	Metinvest-Dacia	5
52	Lawrence Warbasse	Movistar - US Postal	4
53	Daniel Ricardo Diaz	Red Bull - Huawei	4
54	Rasmus Sterobo	Grieg - Eftel	4
55	Yannick Stoltz	Evonik - ELKO	4
56	Lasse Norman Hansen	Red Bull - Huawei	4
57	Moreno Moser	Red Bull - Huawei	4
58	Wouter Weylandt	Bouygues Telecom	4
59	Denys Karnulin	Metinvest-Dacia	3
60	Miles Olman	Jayco'z Cycling Project	3
61	George Alexandru Stancu	eBuddy	2
62	Joshua Edmondson	Pendleton's	2
63	Dmitri Grabovski	Metinvest-Dacia	2
64	Dario Cataldo	Vontobel	1
65	Fabio Aru	Vesuvio - Accumalux	1
66	Simon Pellaud	Vesuvio - Accumalux	1
67	Anton Vorobev	Tinkoff Sport Academy	1
68	Martin Pedersen	Orange - KLM Cycling	1

KoM:

Rank	Name	Team	General
1	Nikias Arndt	Team Puma - SAP	62
2	Andy Schleck	Vesuvio - Accumalux	52
3	Fredrik Strand Galta	Aker - MOT	48
4	Nicolas Edet	Orange - KLM Cycling	46
5	Joseph Dombrowski	Pendleton's	44
6	Markus Eibegger	Team I-Gen - Festina	38
7	Andrei Amador	Team UBS	31
8	Frank Schleck	Vesuvio - Accumalux	26
9	Ondrej Cink	Becherovka - Petrof	25
10	Rasmus Guldhammer	Aker - MOT	24
11	Raphael Addy	Vontobel	18
12	Lachlan Morton	Jayco'z Cycling Project	15
13	Dmitri Grabovski	Metinvest-Dacia	15
14	Jaime Suaza	Vesuvio - Accumalux	14
15	Jorge Abreu	Movistar - US Postal	14
16	David Boily	RBC Pro Cycling	13
17	Tanel Kangert	Gazelle	10
18	Dylan Teuns	Bouygues Telecom	10
19	Jurgen Van den Broeck	BPost-Vlaanderen	8
20	Matthias Frank	Team UBS	8
21	Muhamma Afif Ahmad Zamri	Aegon - Lavazza	8
22	Jan Oelerich	Pokerstars.com	8
23	Tim Dees	Pendleton's	7
24	MichaÅ‚ Kwiatkowski	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	6
25	Marc Goos	Vesuvio - Accumalux	6
26	SÃ©bastien Ivars	Team UBS	6
27	Mathieu La Lavandier	BPost-Vlaanderen	6
28	Yannick Stoltz	Evonik - ELKO	6
29	Niki Terpstra	Gazelle	6
30	Kristof Vandewalle	Aegon - Lavazza	6
31	Fabio Aru	Vesuvio - Accumalux	5
32	Alexandre Geniez	Orange - KLM Cycling	5
33	Daniel Hoelgaard	Aker - MOT	5
34	Lasse Norman Hansen	Red Bull - Huawei	5
35	Simon Pellaud	Vesuvio - Accumalux	4
36	Maxime Bouet	Team I-Gen - Festina	4
37	Daniel Eaton	Becherovka - Petrof	4
38	Emilien Viennet	Orange - KLM Cycling	3
39	Nairo Quintana	Orange - KLM Cycling	2
40	Daan Olivier	Aegon - Lavazza	2
41	Andreas Hofer	Team I-Gen - Festina	2
42	Benjamin Dyball	Jayco'z Cycling Project	1
43	Jesper Hansen	Red Bull - Huawei	1

U25:

Rank	Name	Team	Time
1	Joseph Dombrowski	Pendleton's	25h40'35 (1)
2	Lachlan Morton	Jayco'z Cycling Project	+ 1'22 (2)
3	Nikias Arndt	Team Puma - SAP	+ 2'54 (3)
4	Fredrik Strand Galta	Aker - MOT	+ 3'35 (4)
5	Daan Olivier	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 5'48 (5)
6	Jack Haig	Jayco'z Cycling Project	+ 9'47 (6)
7	Yuriy Vasyliv	Team I-Gen - Festina	+ 10'34 (7)
8	George Alexandru Stancu	eBuddy	+ 10'50 (8)
9	William Chiarello	Movistar - US Postal	+ 11'17 (9)
10	BjÃ¸rn Tore Hoem	Aker - MOT	+ 16'08 (10)
11	Mathieu La Lavandier	BPost-Vlaanderen	+ 16'23 (11)
12	Jan Polanc	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 17'01 (12)
13	Pavel Potocki	Team I-Gen - Festina	+ 21'13 (13)
14	Patrick Konrad	Gazelle	+ 22'04 (14)
15	Daniel Hoelgaard	Aker - MOT	+ 22'49 (15)
16	William Maesen	BPost-Vlaanderen	+ 22'51 (16)
17	Nathan Brown	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 26'00 (17)
18	Patrick Lane	Vontobel	+ 28'02 (18)
19	Patrick Bevin	Team Puma - SAP	+ 28'39 (19)
20	Christian Mager	Team Puma - SAP	+ 28'55 (20)
21	Janvier Hadi	Bouygues Telecom	+ 29'17 (21)
22	Josef Hosek	Becherovka - Petrof	+ 33'42 (22)
23	Joshua Edmondson	Pendleton's	+ 34'37 (23)
24	Ian Boswell	eBuddy	+ 34'46 (24)
25	Muhamma Afif Ahmad Zamri	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 34'59 (25)
26	Irakli Bablidze	Bouygues Telecom	+ 35'04 (26)
27	Andrii Bratashcuk	Metinvest-Dacia	+ 35'23 (27)
28	Rasmus Sterobo	Grieg - Eftel	+ 39'05 (28)
29	Charles Matte	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 41'32 (29)
30	Cristian Raileanu	Becherovka - Petrof	+ 42'16 (30)
31	Johann van Zyl	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 43'59 (31)
32	ThÃ©ry Schir	Vontobel	+ 47'52 (32)
33	Antoine Duchesne	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 48'42 (33)
34	JoÃ£o Gaspar	Bouygues Telecom	+ 49'28 (34)
35	Stanislau Bazhkou	Aker - MOT	+ 49'41 (35)

Teams:

Rank	Team	Time
1	Vesuvio - Accumalux	75h50'55 (1)
2	Aker - MOT	+ 5'00 (2)
3	Team UBS	+ 8'27 (3)
4	Jayco'z Cycling Project	+ 16'51 (4)
5	Movistar - US Postal	+ 17'23 (5)
6	eBuddy	+ 22'17 (6)
7	Tinkoff Sport Academy	+ 22'59 (7)
8	BPost-Vlaanderen	+ 26'36 (8)
9	Gazelle	+ 28'10 (9)
10	Becherovka - Petrof	+ 30'23 (10)
11	Pendleton's	+ 38'10 (11)
12	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 38'18 (12)
13	Team Puma - SAP	+ 39'56 (13)
14	Orange - KLM Cycling	+ 42'32 (14)
15	Team I-Gen - Festina	+ 47'40 (15)
16	Metinvest-Dacia	+ 54'23 (16)
17	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 58'39 (17)
18	Kenya Airways - Dimension Data	+ 1h00'26 (18)
19	Vontobel	+ 1h00'42 (19)
20	Bouygues Telecom	+ 1h21'57 (20)
21	Red Bull - Huawei	+ 1h38'38 (21)
22	Evonik - ELKO	+ 2h05'26 (22)
23	Grieg - Eftel	+ 2h24'14 (23)
24	Pokerstars.com	+ 2h26'23 (24)

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