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PCM.daily » PCM.daily's Management Game » [Cont-Man-Game] HC/C1 Results

Tour of Japan - Stage 6

tsmoha

Posted on 01-04-2018 10:35

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The Tour of Japan concludes with a flat (crit style) circuit in Tokyo. An almost panflat profile with no real difficulty. And a short one. Surely some managers will see a breakaway taking the stage and with many sprinters being out of the race already, there's definitely a question mark behind Lavoine or Lobato del Valle's chances today. We will find out soon.

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Like every time in this race, the break of the day is quickly formed - eight riders today, establishing a comfortable 3'30" gap quickly:

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Ssabagwanya (showing his polka dot)
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Tolhoek

Georgiev

Passalacqua
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Semple

Craven

Mutsumine

Grossschartner

No minor GC threat in the group.. Craven surely as the best allrounder amongst the escapees.

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We're jumping straight into the crucial moments of the day: with 27km to go, the peloton at least looks interested in chasing the break, that is now 1'25" ahead.

Euskaltel and Garmin, as well as Fablok sharing the work in the chase. Lobato, Giacoppo and Lavoine obviously not willing to just give up on the stage!

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They struggle to finally close the gap though: 3km remaining and the pack is a minute in arrears!

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Craven attacks from the leading group now! pcmdaily.com/files/Micros17/yor.png

Semple tried as well, but he couldn't yet open up a gap. Opposing to Craven, who's acceleration looks strong.

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Indeed! Craven enters the final 1.7km with a 16 seconds gap on Semple, who finally got a gap between hismelf and his breakaway companions:

Ssabagwanya kicking off the sprint from this group now, with Passalacqua and Mutsumine in the most promising positions.. too late to catch Craven? The gap is quite big at least.

The peloton is further 32 seconds in arrears and it's pretty clear, that they won't catch up to Craven in time. A minor crash happened, with one rider forced to quit the race:

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Krizek can't go on.. bad luck on this final day for yesterday's breakaway participant!

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Euskaltel and Fablok setting the trains for Lobato and Lavoine. Also Stacchiotto, Yamamoto, Bole and Brammeier in the mix. Giacoppo a few metres further behind.

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They are indeed to late anyway: pcmdaily.com/files/Micros17/ers.png

Craven didn't slow down in any way and he crosses the line first! Second consecutive stage-win for Eritel. Apparently, they didn't really miss Van Heerden today!

Semple couldn't hang on and he's also been caught by the breakaway group now..

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Ssabagwanya takes the 2nd place (26 seconds off Craven) with pcmdaily.com/files/Micros17/frs.png

Tolhoek sprinting for the final podium place!

Semple totally empty, but yet fighting to at least hold off the nearing peloton! All other early escapees have been swallowed in the meantime..

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Semple comes 4th ahead of pcmdaily.com/files/Micros17/eus.png

Lobato del Valle, who wins the bunch sprint for a 5th place on the stage!

Brammeier 6th ahead of Reza, Bole, Yamamoto and Giacoppo as 10th. Ignatiev 13th to collect some minor points towards his green jersey. GC leader Denifl finishing safely in the bunch as well.

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Craven celebrating his solo victory. Two pretty damn good days for Eritel.

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Denifl the winner of the Tour of Japan 2017 then! Thanks to a huge performance on the climb up Mt Fuji, the premium climber rode to a well deserved overall win today. He's been attentive in the hilly stages as well. He's not amongst those riders, who take wins left and right, but this time, he delivered his team a big GC victory. Well done.

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Sicard a strong (and narrow) 2nd ahead of pcmdaily.com/files/Micros17/nvo.png

Kwiatkowski and pcmdaily.com/files/Micros17/ers.png

Kudus. They all should be happy with their GC results here, even though Kudus missed out on the podium by less than twenty seconds. His stage-win (and the U25 win) will surely make up for this, though.

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Roche a good 5th ahead of pcmdaily.com/files/Micros17/mei.png

Kinoshita, pcmdaily.com/files/Micros17/csd.png

Cataldo,

Shikai,

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Roglic then. Kinoshita couldn't repeat his GC podium from last year, but he rode to another stage-win (his second in two years here) and a solid GC result. Meiji with their two leaders inside the Top-8 of the GC: they might have hoped for something better, but it's still a good achievement. Duarte with a solid result as well, given his weakness as a puncheur.

Former race-leader Ignatiev 11th, while the other former race-leader (Dennis) has to settle for an 18th place eventually.

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Ignatiev with a stage-win and the points classification as well. Definitely some very strong first three days for the Russian, who struggled yesterday though. Kwiatkowski (6pts off) and Kudus (12pts) came closer, but they couldn't go past Ignatiev, who had a comfortable lead in the classification on the first three days.

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Ssabagwanya celebrating his KoM-victory by 6pts on Schlegek and 8pts on Novak/Tanovitichii. With an additional 2nd place in today's final stage, he definitely enjoyed a great race here.

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Kudus a clear U25 winner by more than two minutes on Shikai and five minutes on Schachmann as 3rd.

The team's classification goes to SPAR - Shimano ahead of Eritel and Ferrero. Definitely three teams, which performed pretty well on the key stages here.

Results Stage 6/

1	Dan Craven	Eritel - Sonatrach	2h15'15
2	Samuel Ssabagwanya	Campari - Super Dry	+ 26
3	Antwan Tolhoek	Ferrero - Samruk	s.t.
4	Adam Semple	cycleYorkshire	s.t.
5	Juan Jose Lobato del Valle	Euskaltel	s.t.
6	Matthew Brammeier	cycleYorkshire	s.t.
7	KÃ©vin Reza	Euskaltel	s.t.
8	Grega Bole	VMP - Argon 18	s.t.
9	Genki Yamamoto	Meiji - JR East	s.t.
10	Anthony Giacoppo	Garmin - BikeNZ Cycling	s.t.
11	Riccardo Stacchiotti	Repsol - Honda	s.t.
12	Alberigo Passalacqua	Andorra Cycling Project	s.t.
13	Mikhail Ignatiev	Ferrero - Samruk	s.t.
14	Felix Grossschartner	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	s.t.
15	Anthony Lavoine	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
16	Eduardo Colon	Campari - Super Dry	s.t.
17	Nicolas Roche	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
18	Vyacheslav Kuznetsov	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	s.t.
19	Jani Tewelde	Eritel - Sonatrach	s.t.
20	Wataru Mutsumine	Meiji - JR East	s.t.
21	Nako Georgiev	VMP - Argon 18	s.t.
22	Michal Kwiatkowski	Netia - VÃ³nin	s.t.
23	PrimoÂž Roglic	Generali - EDF	s.t.
24	Maximillian Schachmann	Berg Cycles	s.t.
25	Jonathan McEvoy	Berg Cycles	s.t.
26	Delio Fernandez	Euskaltel	s.t.
27	Stefan Denifl	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	s.t.
28	Tomohiro Kinoshita	Meiji - JR East	s.t.
29	Romain Sicard	Orange Pro Cycling	s.t.
30	Marcin Bialoblocki	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
31	Jiankun Liu	Compal-Merida	s.t.
32	Andrea Palini	Ferrero - Samruk	s.t.
33	Jingbiao Zhao	Meiji - JR East	s.t.
34	Mads Pedersen	Netia - VÃ³nin	s.t.
35	RÃ©my Di Gregorio	Orange Pro Cycling	s.t.
36	Ryoma Nonaka	Meiji - JR East	s.t.
37	Maciej Bodnar	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
38	William Ford	cycleYorkshire	s.t.
39	Matteo Rabottini	Netia - VÃ³nin	s.t.
40	Daniel Rinner	Andorra Cycling Project	s.t.
41	Edoardo Zardini	Euskaltel	s.t.
42	Fabio Duarte	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	s.t.
43	Daniel Teklehaimanot	Eritel - Sonatrach	s.t.
44	Philip Lavery	Generali - EDF	s.t.
45	Yosukue Matsumoto	Campari - Super Dry	s.t.
46	Wen Hao Li	Compal-Merida	s.t.
47	Merhawi Kudus	Eritel - Sonatrach	s.t.
48	Davide Malacarne	Generali - EDF	s.t.
49	Jack Bauer	Berg Cycles	s.t.
50	Nicolae Tanovitchii	Generali - EDF	s.t.
51	Guangtong Ma	Compal-Merida	s.t.
52	Dario Cataldo	Campari - Super Dry	s.t.
53	Brice Feillu	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
54	Chen Shikai	Meiji - JR East	s.t.
55	Gyung Gu Jang	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	s.t.
56	Youcef Reguigui	Eritel - Sonatrach	s.t.
57	Gorka Izagirre	Euskaltel	s.t.
58	Chun Wing Leung	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	s.t.
59	Idan Shapira	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
60	Sota Ikibe	Campari - Super Dry	s.t.
61	Jonathan Hivert	Orange Pro Cycling	s.t.
62	Nuno Bico	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	s.t.
63	Matteo Fabbro	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	s.t.
64	Mario Vogt	Berg Cycles	s.t.
65	Clovis Kamzong	Garmin - BikeNZ Cycling	s.t.
66	Domenik Klemme	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	s.t.
67	Daniil Fominykh	Compal-Merida	s.t.
68	Arvin Moazemi	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	s.t.
69	Michal Schlegel	Andorra Cycling Project	s.t.
70	Sergei Kolesnikov	Ferrero - Samruk	s.t.
71	Deins Kanepejs	Netia - VÃ³nin	s.t.
72	Valerio Agnoli	Orange Pro Cycling	s.t.
73	Artur Grigrian	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	s.t.
74	Marco Marcato	Repsol - Honda	s.t.
75	Xhuliano Kamberaj	VMP - Argon 18	s.t.
76	Diego Rosa	Campari - Super Dry	s.t.
77	Marildo Yzeiraj	VMP - Argon 18	s.t.
78	Rafael Serrano	Repsol - Honda	s.t.
79	Alfredo Balloni	Berg Cycles	s.t.
80	Jan Ghyselinck	Generali - EDF	s.t.
81	Vitor Rodrigues	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	s.t.
82	Nicolas Edet	Orange Pro Cycling	s.t.
83	Thomas Lebas	Orange Pro Cycling	s.t.
84	Domen Novak	Euskaltel	s.t.
85	William Walker	Ferrero - Samruk	s.t.
86	Mark Padun	Netia - VÃ³nin	s.t.
87	Luis Leon Sanchez Gil	Netia - VÃ³nin	s.t.
88	Rohan Dennis	cycleYorkshire	s.t.
89	Ruben Fernandez	Euskaltel	s.t.
90	Sho Hatsuyama	Meiji - JR East	s.t.
91	Andrew Tennant	cycleYorkshire	s.t.
92	Iliyan Kolev	Netia - VÃ³nin	s.t.
93	Alexandre Shushemoin	Ferrero - Samruk	s.t.
94	Pierre Rolland	Generali - EDF	s.t.
95	Nairo Quintana	Orange Pro Cycling	s.t.
96	Amaro Antunes	Berg Cycles	s.t.
97	Ivan GarcÃa Cortina	VMP - Argon 18	s.t.
98	David Bartl	Berg Cycles	s.t.
99	Jeroen Meijers	Ferrero - Samruk	s.t.
100	Hideto Nakane	Repsol - Honda	s.t.
101	Masatoshi Oba	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	s.t.
102	Emilien Viennet	Orange Pro Cycling	s.t.
103	Yoann Bagot	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	s.t.
104	Carlos Baltazar	Andorra Cycling Project	s.t.
105	Souheil Khederi	Eritel - Sonatrach	s.t.
106	Damiano Cunego	Repsol - Honda	s.t.
107	Jaime Roson	Repsol - Honda	s.t.
108	Ivan Vila	Andorra Cycling Project	s.t.
109	Georgi Petrov Georgiev	VMP - Argon 18	s.t.
110	Pawel Poljanski	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
111	Yoshimitsu Hiratsuka	Meiji - JR East	s.t.
112	Bonaventure Uwizeyimana	Andorra Cycling Project	s.t.
113	David Claerebout	Andorra Cycling Project	s.t.
114	Edoardo Girardi	Campari - Super Dry	s.t.
115	Alejandro Valverde	Repsol - Honda	s.t.
116	Jakob Fuglsang	VMP - Argon 18	s.t.
117	Julien Berard	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
118	Fraser Gough	Garmin - BikeNZ Cycling	+ 3'07
119	Ha Jeon Jung	Campari - Super Dry	s.t.
120	Robert Power	Repsol - Honda	s.t.
121	Enric Mas	Euskaltel	s.t.
122	Chu Thien Sinelobov	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	+ 8'09
DNF	Matthias Krizek	Ferrero - Samruk

Final GC/

1	Stefan Denifl	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	15h12'32
2	Romain Sicard	Orange Pro Cycling	+ 17
3	Michal Kwiatkowski	Netia - VÃ³nin	+ 23
4	Merhawi Kudus	Eritel - Sonatrach	+ 41
5	Nicolas Roche	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 1'49
6	Tomohiro Kinoshita	Meiji - JR East	+ 2'26
7	Dario Cataldo	Campari - Super Dry	+ 2'32
8	Chen Shikai	Meiji - JR East	+ 2'50
9	Fabio Duarte	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	s.t.
10	PrimoÂž Roglic	Generali - EDF	+ 3'12
11	Mikhail Ignatiev	Ferrero - Samruk	+ 3'48
12	Alexandre Shushemoin	Ferrero - Samruk	+ 4'10
13	Souheil Khederi	Eritel - Sonatrach	+ 4'28
14	Andrea Palini	Ferrero - Samruk	+ 4'42
15	Nicolas Edet	Orange Pro Cycling	+ 4'45
16	Arvin Moazemi	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	+ 4'52
17	Vitor Rodrigues	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	+ 5'42
18	Rohan Dennis	cycleYorkshire	+ 5'45
19	Luis Leon Sanchez Gil	Netia - VÃ³nin	+ 5'59
20	Maximillian Schachmann	Berg Cycles	+ 6'19
21	Ruben Fernandez	Euskaltel	+ 7'38
22	Diego Rosa	Campari - Super Dry	+ 7'46
23	Idan Shapira	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 8'17
24	Gorka Izagirre	Euskaltel	+ 8'20
25	Philip Lavery	Generali - EDF	+ 8'23
26	Sho Hatsuyama	Meiji - JR East	+ 9'27
27	Edoardo Zardini	Euskaltel	+ 9'39
28	Pierre Rolland	Generali - EDF	+ 9'45
29	Nairo Quintana	Orange Pro Cycling	+ 9'54
30	Daniel Teklehaimanot	Eritel - Sonatrach	+ 9'57
31	Domen Novak	Euskaltel	+ 10'39
32	Youcef Reguigui	Eritel - Sonatrach	+ 10'47
33	Davide Malacarne	Generali - EDF	+ 11'28
34	Clovis Kamzong	Garmin - BikeNZ Cycling	+ 11'54
35	Yoann Bagot	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	+ 12'04
36	Valerio Agnoli	Orange Pro Cycling	+ 12'16
37	Jakob Fuglsang	VMP - Argon 18	+ 12'24
38	Artur Grigrian	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	+ 12'38
39	Jonathan Hivert	Orange Pro Cycling	+ 12'51
40	David Bartl	Berg Cycles	+ 13'20
41	Hideto Nakane	Repsol - Honda	+ 13'23
42	Sergei Kolesnikov	Ferrero - Samruk	+ 13'24
43	Bonaventure Uwizeyimana	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 13'32
44	Yoshimitsu Hiratsuka	Meiji - JR East	+ 13'39
45	Thomas Lebas	Orange Pro Cycling	+ 14'06
46	Mark Padun	Netia - VÃ³nin	+ 14'11
47	Matteo Rabottini	Netia - VÃ³nin	+ 14'12
48	Marco Marcato	Repsol - Honda	+ 14'26
49	Ryoma Nonaka	Meiji - JR East	+ 14'28
50	Damiano Cunego	Repsol - Honda	+ 15'00
51	Carlos Baltazar	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 15'04
52	Sota Ikibe	Campari - Super Dry	+ 15'09
53	Antwan Tolhoek	Ferrero - Samruk	+ 15'32
54	Gyung Gu Jang	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	+ 16'29
55	Brice Feillu	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 16'34
56	William Walker	Ferrero - Samruk	+ 16'36
57	David Claerebout	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 16'39
58	Nicolae Tanovitchii	Generali - EDF	+ 16'40
59	Georgi Petrov Georgiev	VMP - Argon 18	+ 17'18
60	Edoardo Girardi	Campari - Super Dry	+ 17'36
61	Domenik Klemme	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	+ 17'45
62	Julien Berard	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 17'52
63	RÃ©my Di Gregorio	Orange Pro Cycling	+ 18'52
64	Jaime Roson	Repsol - Honda	+ 18'59
65	Samuel Ssabagwanya	Campari - Super Dry	+ 19'39
66	Wataru Mutsumine	Meiji - JR East	+ 19'56
67	Jack Bauer	Berg Cycles	+ 21'06
68	Pawel Poljanski	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 21'10
69	Felix Grossschartner	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	+ 21'20
70	Michal Schlegel	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 22'08
71	Ivan Vila	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 22'14
72	Delio Fernandez	Euskaltel	+ 22'58
73	Amaro Antunes	Berg Cycles	+ 23'08
74	William Ford	cycleYorkshire	+ 23'33
75	Rafael Serrano	Repsol - Honda	+ 23'39
76	Jonathan McEvoy	Berg Cycles	+ 25'05
77	Chu Thien Sinelobov	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	+ 26'39
78	Juan Jose Lobato del Valle	Euskaltel	+ 26'47
79	Grega Bole	VMP - Argon 18	+ 28'46
80	Alberigo Passalacqua	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 29'25
81	Dan Craven	Eritel - Sonatrach	+ 30'55
82	Guangtong Ma	Compal-Merida	+ 31'29
83	Enric Mas	Euskaltel	+ 32'15
84	KÃ©vin Reza	Euskaltel	+ 33'21
85	Jingbiao Zhao	Meiji - JR East	+ 33'27
86	Andrew Tennant	cycleYorkshire	+ 33'30
87	Xhuliano Kamberaj	VMP - Argon 18	+ 33'39
88	Mario Vogt	Berg Cycles	+ 33'59
89	Daniel Rinner	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 34'02
90	Vyacheslav Kuznetsov	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	+ 34'08
91	Matteo Fabbro	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	+ 34'26
92	Yosukue Matsumoto	Campari - Super Dry	+ 34'33
93	Marcin Bialoblocki	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 36'49
94	Adam Semple	cycleYorkshire	+ 38'08
95	Robert Power	Repsol - Honda	+ 38'11
96	Mads Pedersen	Netia - VÃ³nin	+ 39'15
97	Jani Tewelde	Eritel - Sonatrach	+ 40'12
98	Anthony Lavoine	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 41'24
99	Nuno Bico	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	+ 42'03
100	Eduardo Colon	Campari - Super Dry	+ 42'04
101	Daniil Fominykh	Compal-Merida	+ 44'17
102	Riccardo Stacchiotti	Repsol - Honda	+ 44'24
103	Anthony Giacoppo	Garmin - BikeNZ Cycling	+ 44'26
104	Alejandro Valverde	Repsol - Honda	+ 44'41
105	Jan Ghyselinck	Generali - EDF	+ 45'05
106	Masatoshi Oba	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	+ 45'34
107	Emilien Viennet	Orange Pro Cycling	+ 46'07
108	Jeroen Meijers	Ferrero - Samruk	+ 48'04
109	Genki Yamamoto	Meiji - JR East	+ 48'22
110	Chun Wing Leung	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	+ 48'30
111	Nako Georgiev	VMP - Argon 18	+ 48'36
112	Deins Kanepejs	Netia - VÃ³nin	+ 48'37
113	Ivan GarcÃa Cortina	VMP - Argon 18	+ 49'36
114	Wen Hao Li	Compal-Merida	+ 51'06
115	Maciej Bodnar	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 51'07
116	Matthew Brammeier	cycleYorkshire	+ 51'12
117	Ha Jeon Jung	Campari - Super Dry	+ 51'38
118	Alfredo Balloni	Berg Cycles	+ 51'47
119	Jiankun Liu	Compal-Merida	+ 53'19
120	Marildo Yzeiraj	VMP - Argon 18	+ 54'04
121	Fraser Gough	Garmin - BikeNZ Cycling	+ 56'00
122	Iliyan Kolev	Netia - VÃ³nin	+ 1h01'24
DNF	Aleksa Crncevic	Garmin - BikeNZ Cycling
DNF	Bruno Santos	Berg Cycles
DNF	Maxim Belkov	VMP - Argon 18
DNF	Stelly Robert	cycleYorkshire
DNF	Aleksandr Serebriakov	Novatek-Panarmenian.net
DNF	Andzs Flaksis	Andorra Cycling Project
DNF	Artem Ovechkin	Generali - EDF
DNF	Baptiste Planckaert	Generali - EDF
DNF	Ben O'Connor	Garmin - BikeNZ Cycling
DNF	Dmitriy Rive	Compal-Merida
DNF	Faycal Hamza	Eritel - Sonatrach
DNF	Juan Van Heerden	Eritel - Sonatrach
DNF	Kristian Sobota	Netia - VÃ³nin
DNF	Libin Chen	Compal-Merida
DNF	Matt Rowe	cycleYorkshire
DNF	Narankhuu Baterdene	Garmin - BikeNZ Cycling
DNF	Rick Flens	Garmin - BikeNZ Cycling
DNF	Sonomtseren Delgerbayar	Garmin - BikeNZ Cycling
DNF	Matthias Krizek	Ferrero - Samruk

Points/

1	Mikhail Ignatiev	Ferrero - Samruk	3	68
2	Michal Kwiatkowski	Netia - VÃ³nin	0	62
3	Merhawi Kudus	Eritel - Sonatrach	0	56
4	Romain Sicard	Orange Pro Cycling	0	42
5	Tomohiro Kinoshita	Meiji - JR East	0	41
6	Stefan Denifl	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	0	35
7	Nicolas Roche	Fablok - Bank BGZ	0	26
8	Dan Craven	Eritel - Sonatrach	25	26
9	Rohan Dennis	cycleYorkshire	0	25
10	PrimoÂž Roglic	Generali - EDF	0	23
11	Dario Cataldo	Campari - Super Dry	0	22
12	Nicolae Tanovitchii	Generali - EDF	0	20
13	Samuel Ssabagwanya	Campari - Super Dry	20	20
14	Vitor Rodrigues	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	0	18
15	Juan Jose Lobato del Valle	Euskaltel	12	18
16	Andrea Palini	Ferrero - Samruk	0	16
17	Antwan Tolhoek	Ferrero - Samruk	16	16
18	Adam Semple	cycleYorkshire	14	14
19	Anthony Giacoppo	Garmin - BikeNZ Cycling	6	14
20	Chen Shikai	Meiji - JR East	0	13

KoM/

1	Samuel Ssabagwanya	Campari - Super Dry	30
2	Michal Schlegel	Andorra Cycling Project	24
3	Domen Novak	Euskaltel	22
4	Nicolae Tanovitchii	Generali - EDF	22
5	Ryoma Nonaka	Meiji - JR East	14
6	Antwan Tolhoek	Ferrero - Samruk	12
7	Brice Feillu	Fablok - Bank BGZ	12
8	Youcef Reguigui	Eritel - Sonatrach	10
9	Clovis Kamzong	Garmin - BikeNZ Cycling	10
10	Daniel Rinner	Andorra Cycling Project	10
11	Nicolas Roche	Fablok - Bank BGZ	8
12	Mikhail Ignatiev	Ferrero - Samruk	6
13	Idan Shapira	Fablok - Bank BGZ	6
14	Jakob Fuglsang	VMP - Argon 18	6
15	Diego Rosa	Campari - Super Dry	4
16	Sergei Kolesnikov	Ferrero - Samruk	4
17	PrimoÂž Roglic	Generali - EDF	2
18	Pierre Rolland	Generali - EDF	2
19	Valerio Agnoli	Orange Pro Cycling	2
20	Jack Bauer	Berg Cycles	2

Young/

1	Merhawi Kudus	Eritel - Sonatrach	15h13'13 (1)
2	Chen Shikai	Meiji - JR East	+ 2'09 (2)
3	Maximillian Schachmann	Berg Cycles	+ 5'38 (3)
4	Domen Novak	Euskaltel	+ 9'58 (4)
5	Bonaventure Uwizeyimana	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 12'51 (5)
6	Mark Padun	Netia - VÃ³nin	+ 13'30 (6)
7	Sota Ikibe	Campari - Super Dry	+ 14'28 (7)
8	Antwan Tolhoek	Ferrero - Samruk	+ 14'59 (8)
9	Nicolae Tanovitchii	Generali - EDF	+ 15'59 (9)
10	Jaime Roson	Repsol - Honda	+ 18'18 (10)

Team/

1	SPAR - Shimano - SCG	45h43'20 (1)
2	Eritel - Sonatrach	+ 39 (2)
3	Ferrero - Samruk	+ 4'01 (3)
4	Orange Pro Cycling	+ 4'06 (4)
5	Meiji - JR East	+ 5'42 (5)
6	Euskaltel	+ 8'52 (6)
7	Generali - EDF	+ 10'26 (7)
8	Netia - VÃ³nin	+ 10'33 (8)
9	Novatek-Panarmenian.net	+ 12'50 (9)
10	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 15'30 (10)
11	Campari - Super Dry	+ 18'55 (11)
12	Repsol - Honda	+ 28'29 (12)
13	Berg Cycles	+ 28'50 (13)
14	VMP - Argon 18	+ 39'03 (14)
15	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 39'27 (15)
16	cycleYorkshire	+ 55'23 (16)
17	Garmin - BikeNZ Cycling	+ 1h37'34 (17)
18	Compal-Merida	+ 1h54'15 (18)

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