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SAA Tour d'Afrique - Stage 1
Aquarius97
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Posted on 18-09-2018 09:50
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First stage of this sprinter’s race around Afrique. Today we are in Mauricio to kick off this race. With some many great sprinters from both PT and PCT divisions, it’s hard to pick a favourite for the stage win, though Swift, Coquard and Degenkolb should be the main favourites, being the strongest 84 sprinters

And everyone will face super high winds here in Mauricio for the opening stage. This could bring a caothic sprint, or maybe even crosswinds before the sprint.

The first riders to attack are pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_eue.png Ganna, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_bgc.png Fernandes and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_afr.png Hivert. Despite some attempts by riders as pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_iso.png Bratashcuk, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_gnr.png Ovechkin or pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_grg.png De Bod, these three riders seems to have got a real gap after a few kms of racing

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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_eue.png Ganna is the best sprinter of the trio and wins easily the first intermediate sprint of the day, ahead of pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_afr.png Vichot

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But the most important sprint of the day for those riders likely is the Cat.4 KoM mid-stage that will reward one rider with a Polka Dot jersey for at least two days. And pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_eue.png Ganna beats pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_afr.png Vichot by a very narrow margin for the points and the jersey. The gap of the breakaway is 7 minutes with 110 kms to go

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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_eue.png Ganna shows his incredible potential (another jewel for Puma, though this year he’s racing in Euskaltel) by winning all the intermediate sprint, gain 18 points for the Points jersey and 9 bonus seconds. All times beating pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_afr.png Hivert, while pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_bgc.png Fernandes always struggled to follow the others with his low spr/acc

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15 kms to go and the breakaway’s gap is finally under the minute. The bunch seems to have the stage under control, but with 70 km/h winds! you can’t have anything sured, as a lot of riders are starting to get dropped from the peloton

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With less than 10 kms to go, there’s only 50 riders left in the main group. Ahead of them, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_eue.png Ganna and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_afr.png Hivert are still fighting, while pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_bgc.png Fernandes has been already caught. We can see that the latest riders dropped are two sprinters like pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_yor.png Rowe and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_kmm.png Haller, with pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_prp.png Avelino and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_eue.png Moser starting to lose meters ahead of them, while others like pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_tti.png Porsev, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_bgc.png Kupfernagel or pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_afr.png Clarke had been already dropped

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Just five kilometers for pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_eue.png Ganna and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_afr.png Hivert, who won’t be able to finish off the stage, but surely they can be happy with their ride today. Behind them, only 30 riders in the leading group, where Iberia is taking over the chase, and long times effort from Aegon and Festina riders. The latest sprinters dropped are pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fab.png Guardini, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_eav.png Afewerki and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Tzortzakis

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This is going to be a very messy sprint, with a very reduced bunch, and several non-sprinters in the first places with less than 3 kms left

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_aeg.png Groenewegen is already leading the group, with pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_aeg.png Swift only in fifth wheel, which shows the effort everyone had to do, as Aegon is already left with two riders, same happening to Iberia, and they might have even lost Merino Criado for the sprint given he had to finish the chase of the breakaway riders. In the middle of Aegon’s riders is the very own pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Merino Criado, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_ino.png Ji and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_afr.png Hivert, who despite having been all day in the breakaway wants to get involved in the sprint.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Degenkolb has lost the main train and looks to be already sprinting from 2,7 kms to go, which won’t go well for him sure. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_mji.png Arashiro, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_tti.png Malori or pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_prp.png Mas are there ahead of sprinters like pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_kmm.png Cavendish, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Coquard or pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_afr.png Kennaugh, who might still have a chance for the win if Groenewegen doesn’t have enough power to make a full leadout

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Completely messy sprint, as everyone stopped following pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_aeg.png Groenewegen, as pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Degenkolb stormed close to the right fences, with pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_kmm.png Cavendish on his wheel. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_aeg.png Swift saw this and has tried to jump to that train, while also trying to follow Degenkolb’s “train” are pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_mji.png Arashiro, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_prp.png Mas, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_tti.png Malori and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Santos, surprisingly the best Festina rider at the moment, with pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Coquard way behind, in the same level as riders as pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_ino.png Goss, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_ssc.png Guerao, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_grg.png Boeckmans, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_nvo.png Vantomme...

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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Degenkolb was so strong that pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_kmm.png Cavendish exploded with more than 1 km to go, and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_aeg.png Swift is now in full speed waiting for Degenkolb to fade, because he will have to settle for the second place if not

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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Degenkolb, helped by the super strong tail wind in the sprint, is probably reaching the fastest ever speed for a sprinter with 87 km/h. Not even pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_aeg.png Swift can come close to that, and the Brit seems to be surrendering already, thinking that a second place is good enough today, given the carnage that will come after him

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For these riders there’s still one km left, but pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_mji.png Arashiro is already overtaking pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_kmm.png Cavendish for third place, though the Japanese has heavily reduced his great speed, and with pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Coquard or pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_ino.png Ji coming really fast behind him, he won’t finish third. More behind, probably around place 20 at this moment, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_iso.png Kump and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_pum.png Demare are making big comebacks after being blocked by other riders or just waiting for a better sprinting distance. It’s very likely that there will be a huge shakeup in the battle for third place and other bonus seconds places

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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png John Degenkolb wins the stage ahead of Ben Swift in one of the weirdest and fastest sprint ever. The wind, the late catch of the breakaway, lack of leadout riders, all made a messy sprint where the German was the strongest for the third consecutive year, as he has always won the first stage of the race since it’s in the calendar

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We can’t be sure of how all these riders ended in those places, but Coquard ended his sprint with an amazing speed that might just prevent the leading duo of getting a time gap today. Houle gets fourth place, ahead of Demare, Vantomme, Itami and Bar, who close the Top8 and gives Festina another rider with bonus seconds. The final riders to get bonus seconds are Hermans and Ji

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It’s not unexpected, but it’s always a controvesial decision by the race officials to not give time gaps to anyone today. Literally all riders will get the same time, which will hurt a lot of riders that finished way ahead of other sprinters and now sees all their gain down the drain.

A recap with how all the big sprinters did today, of those outside Top10:

Boeckmans 12th, Cavendish 14th, Mohs 16th, Kennaugh 19th, Groenewegen 20th, Kump 21st, Goss 26th, Guerao 29th, Lo Cicero 34th, Avelino 56th

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1John DegenkolbIberia - Team Degenkolb3h52'54
2Ben SwiftAegon - Lavazzas.t.
3Bryan CoquardFestina - Dexias.t.
4Hugo HouleRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
5Arnaud DemareTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
6Maxime VantommeNetia - Vonins.t.
7Kenji ItamiMeiji - JR Easts.t.
8Jocelyn BarFestina - Dexias.t.
9Ben HermansGenerali - EDFs.t.
10Cheng JiIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
11Lasse Norman HansenNetia - Vonins.t.
12Kris BoeckmansGrieg - Eftels.t.
13Yudai ArashiroMeiji - JR Easts.t.
14Mark CavendishKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
15Adrian MaloriTeam Tinkoffs.t.
16Erik MohsFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
17Lluis MasPorto - Prios.t.
18Martin ReimerEA Vesuvios.t.
19Peter KennaughAir France - KLMs.t.
20Dylan GroenewegenAegon - Lavazzas.t.
21Marko KumpIsostar - Slovenjes.t.
22Jonathan HivertAir France - KLMs.t.
23Pedro Merino CriadoIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
24Daniel SchornCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
25Emerson SantosFestina - Dexias.t.
26Matthew GossIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
27Filippo GannaEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
28Ho-Ting KwokAir France - KLMs.t.
29Óscar GueraoSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
30Geert Van der SandenIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
31Kristian SbaragliAegon - Lavazzas.t.
32Ivano Lo CiceroCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
33Westley GoughKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
34Roy JansIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
35Alexander PorsevTeam Tinkoffs.t.
36Jan BrockhoffIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
37Jon AberasturiHugo Bosss.t.
38Phil BauhausAegon - Lavazzas.t.
39Danilo KupfernagelBerg Cycless.t.
40Andreas StauffcycleYorkshires.t.
41Tomohiro HayakawaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
42Andrea GuardiniFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
43Georgos TzortzakisFestina - Dexias.t.
44Soren Kragh AndersenGrieg - Eftels.t.
45Elias AfewerkiEA Vesuvios.t.
46Isaac SpeirsIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
47Armindo FonsecaEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
48Bruno BorgesPorto - Prios.t.
49Davide MartinelliAegon - Lavazzas.t.
50George AtkinscycleYorkshires.t.
51Jingbiao ZhaoMeiji - JR Easts.t.
52Mathieu van der PoelAegon - Lavazzas.t.
53Samuel SsabagwanyaSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
54Philip LaveryGenerali - EDFs.t.
55Björn ThurauAegon - Lavazzas.t.
56Óscar AvelinoPorto - Prios.t.
57Genki YamamotoMeiji - JR Easts.t.
58Artem SamolenkovTeam Tinkoffs.t.
59Jan GhyselinckGenerali - EDFs.t.
60Willi WillwohlKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
61Moreno MoserEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
62Grzegorz StepniakFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
63Jos Van EmdenGrieg - Eftels.t.
64Pascal AckermannFestina - Dexias.t.
65Michael KurthKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
66Rudy BarbierFestina - Dexias.t.
67Marco HallerKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
68Jose FernandesBerg Cycless.t.
69Juan Abenhamar Gallego MartinIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
70Matt RowecycleYorkshires.t.
71Anton VorobevTeam Tinkoffs.t.
72Cyrile ThieryGenerali - EDFs.t.
73Tao Geoghegan HartRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
74Kevin FeiereisenCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
75Roman MaikinKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
76Welle JallaysFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
77Jimmy PranataIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
78Bartosz WarcholIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
79Meron RussomIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
80Morten ReckwegNetia - Vonins.t.
81Dragan JasovicControl Teams.t.
82Leonardo BassoRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
83Baptiste PlanckaertGenerali - EDFs.t.
84Robin CarpenterRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
85King Lok CheungMeiji - JR Easts.t.
86Loic VliegenFestina - Dexias.t.
87Frederik FrisonAegon - Lavazzas.t.
88Dmitry TrakhovTeam Tinkoffs.t.
89Wataru MutsumineMeiji - JR Easts.t.
90Kristian SobotaNetia - Vonins.t.
91Antonio CarvalhoPorto - Prios.t.
92Scott ThwaitescycleYorkshires.t.
93Truls Engen KorsaethGrieg - Eftels.t.
94Manuel BetilsonPorto - Prios.t.
95Patrick BerczCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
96Jiankun LiuMeiji - JR Easts.t.
97Joey RosskopfRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
98Juraj SaganFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
99Marc SolerIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
100Simon ClarkeAir France - KLMs.t.
101Michael VingerlingEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
102Ian StannardcycleYorkshires.t.
103Jack BurkeRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
104Pawel FranczakNetia - Vonins.t.
105Gabriel CullaighcycleYorkshires.t.
106Marc-Antoine SoucyRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
107Alfredo BalloniBerg Cycless.t.
108Kamil MaleckiNetia - Vonins.t.
109Xhuliano KamberajIsostar - Slovenjes.t.
110Alan BanaszekCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
111Maciej PaterskiEA Vesuvios.t.
112Nicolae TanovitchiiGenerali - EDFs.t.
113Rhys GillettGrieg - Eftels.t.
114Abdelkader BelmokhtarIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
115Dylan Van BaarleTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
116Chun Wing LeungPorto - Prios.t.
117Guillaume MartinAir France - KLMs.t.
118Roy GoldsteinFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
119Bambang SuryadiSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
120Yu TakenouchicycleYorkshires.t.
121Husain Al BasriControl Teams.t.
122Artem OvechkinGenerali - EDFs.t.
123Matteo FabbroFestina - Dexias.t.
124Thomas BonninRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
125Muhammad Imam ArifinIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
126Fulgencio BruEA Vesuvios.t.
127Andrea Dal ColTeam Tinkoffs.t.
128Wesley KrederKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
129Luca WackermannTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
130Noam CohenFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
131Guy SagivTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
132Marco CorticycleYorkshires.t.
133Sang Hong ParkKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
134Aidan Van NiekerkGrieg - Eftels.t.
135Marco CanolaGenerali - EDFs.t.
136Pablo MudarraHugo Bosss.t.
137Gilles HeymesEA Vesuvios.t.
138Josip RumacIsostar - Slovenjes.t.
139Dmitriy IgnatievFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
140Roman LutsyshynAir France - KLMs.t.
141Ruben GuerreiroBerg Cycless.t.
142Francisco Anton MartinTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
143Dusan KalabaIsostar - Slovenjes.t.
144Klever CuasquerHugo Bosss.t.
145Rok KorosecIsostar - Slovenjes.t.
146Fabio JakobsenEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
147Thurakit BoonratanathanakornSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
148Ivo OliveiraSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
149David GauduEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
150Colin StüssiTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
151Ziga GroseljIsostar - Slovenjes.t.
152Abou SanogoCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
153Bob JungelsEA Vesuvios.t.
154Enric MasEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
155Michael OlssonGrieg - Eftels.t.
156Stefan De BodGrieg - Eftels.t.
157Jaime CastrilloEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
158Awet GebremedhinBerg Cycless.t.
159Tormod JacobsenBerg Cycless.t.
160Sarawut SirironnachaiSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
161Mathieu BernaudeauAir France - KLMs.t.
162Przemyslaw KasperkiewiczNetia - Vonins.t.
163Rodrigo NascimentoPorto - Prios.t.
164David BartlBerg Cycless.t.
165Javier AramendíaHugo Bosss.t.
166Aydar ZakarinTeam Tinkoffs.t.
167Andrii BratashcukIsostar - Slovenjes.t.
168Jóni BrandaoBerg Cycless.t.
169Aleksa CrncevicCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
170Clement ChevrierTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
171Nicolas EdetAir France - KLMs.t.
172Iliyan KolevNetia - Vonins.t.
173Reda AadelPorto - Prios.t.
174Miguel Angel BenitoHugo Bosss.t.
175Sabelo MngometuluControl Teams.t.
176Jan Drago PetelinCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
177Pim LigthartHugo Bosss.t.
178Matvey MamykinTeam Tinkoffs.t.
179Domen NovakIsostar - Slovenjes.t.


GC
1John DegenkolbIberia - Team Degenkolb3h52'29
2Ben SwiftAegon - Lavazza+ 7
3Bryan CoquardFestina - Dexia+ 10
4Hugo HouleRBC Pro Cycling+ 13
5Arnaud DemareTeam Puma - SAP+ 15
6Filippo GannaEuskaltel - Elior+ 16
7Maxime VantommeNetia - Vonin+ 17
8Kenji ItamiMeiji - JR East+ 19
9Jonathan HivertAir France - KLMs.t.
10Jocelyn BarFestina - Dexia+ 21
11Jose FernandesBerg Cycles+ 22
12Ben HermansGenerali - EDF+ 23
13Cheng JiIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ+ 24
14Lasse Norman HansenNetia - Vonin+ 25
15Kris BoeckmansGrieg - Eftels.t.
16Yudai ArashiroMeiji - JR Easts.t.
17Mark CavendishKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
18Adrian MaloriTeam Tinkoffs.t.
19Erik MohsFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
20Lluis MasPorto - Prios.t.
21Martin ReimerEA Vesuvios.t.
22Peter KennaughAir France - KLMs.t.
23Dylan GroenewegenAegon - Lavazzas.t.
24Marko KumpIsostar - Slovenjes.t.
25Pedro Merino CriadoIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
26Daniel SchornCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
27Emerson SantosFestina - Dexias.t.
28Matthew GossIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
29Ho-Ting KwokAir France - KLMs.t.
30Óscar GueraoSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
31Geert Van der SandenIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
32Kristian SbaragliAegon - Lavazzas.t.
33Ivano Lo CiceroCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
34Westley GoughKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
35Roy JansIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
36Alexander PorsevTeam Tinkoffs.t.
37Jan BrockhoffIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
38Jon AberasturiHugo Bosss.t.
39Phil BauhausAegon - Lavazzas.t.
40Danilo KupfernagelBerg Cycless.t.
41Andreas StauffcycleYorkshires.t.
42Tomohiro HayakawaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
43Andrea GuardiniFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
44Georgos TzortzakisFestina - Dexias.t.
45Soren Kragh AndersenGrieg - Eftels.t.
46Elias AfewerkiEA Vesuvios.t.
47Isaac SpeirsIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
48Armindo FonsecaEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
49Bruno BorgesPorto - Prios.t.
50Davide MartinelliAegon - Lavazzas.t.
51George AtkinscycleYorkshires.t.
52Jingbiao ZhaoMeiji - JR Easts.t.
53Mathieu van der PoelAegon - Lavazzas.t.
54Samuel SsabagwanyaSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
55Philip LaveryGenerali - EDFs.t.
56Björn ThurauAegon - Lavazzas.t.
57Óscar AvelinoPorto - Prios.t.
58Genki YamamotoMeiji - JR Easts.t.
59Artem SamolenkovTeam Tinkoffs.t.
60Jan GhyselinckGenerali - EDFs.t.
61Willi WillwohlKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
62Moreno MoserEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
63Grzegorz StepniakFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
64Jos Van EmdenGrieg - Eftels.t.
65Pascal AckermannFestina - Dexias.t.
66Michael KurthKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
67Rudy BarbierFestina - Dexias.t.
68Marco HallerKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
69Juan Abenhamar Gallego MartinIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
70Matt RowecycleYorkshires.t.
71Anton VorobevTeam Tinkoffs.t.
72Cyrile ThieryGenerali - EDFs.t.
73Tao Geoghegan HartRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
74Kevin FeiereisenCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
75Roman MaikinKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
76Welle JallaysFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
77Jimmy PranataIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
78Bartosz WarcholIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
79Meron RussomIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
80Morten ReckwegNetia - Vonins.t.
81Dragan JasovicControl Teams.t.
82Leonardo BassoRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
83Baptiste PlanckaertGenerali - EDFs.t.
84Robin CarpenterRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
85King Lok CheungMeiji - JR Easts.t.
86Loic VliegenFestina - Dexias.t.
87Frederik FrisonAegon - Lavazzas.t.
88Dmitry TrakhovTeam Tinkoffs.t.
89Wataru MutsumineMeiji - JR Easts.t.
90Kristian SobotaNetia - Vonins.t.
91Antonio CarvalhoPorto - Prios.t.
92Scott ThwaitescycleYorkshires.t.
93Truls Engen KorsaethGrieg - Eftels.t.
94Manuel BetilsonPorto - Prios.t.
95Patrick BerczCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
96Jiankun LiuMeiji - JR Easts.t.
97Joey RosskopfRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
98Juraj SaganFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
99Marc SolerIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
100Simon ClarkeAir France - KLMs.t.
101Michael VingerlingEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
102Ian StannardcycleYorkshires.t.
103Jack BurkeRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
104Pawel FranczakNetia - Vonins.t.
105Gabriel CullaighcycleYorkshires.t.
106Marc-Antoine SoucyRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
107Alfredo BalloniBerg Cycless.t.
108Kamil MaleckiNetia - Vonins.t.
109Xhuliano KamberajIsostar - Slovenjes.t.
110Alan BanaszekCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
111Maciej PaterskiEA Vesuvios.t.
112Nicolae TanovitchiiGenerali - EDFs.t.
113Rhys GillettGrieg - Eftels.t.
114Abdelkader BelmokhtarIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
115Dylan Van BaarleTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
116Chun Wing LeungPorto - Prios.t.
117Guillaume MartinAir France - KLMs.t.
118Roy GoldsteinFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
119Bambang SuryadiSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
120Yu TakenouchicycleYorkshires.t.
121Husain Al BasriControl Teams.t.
122Artem OvechkinGenerali - EDFs.t.
123Matteo FabbroFestina - Dexias.t.
124Thomas BonninRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
125Muhammad Imam ArifinIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
126Fulgencio BruEA Vesuvios.t.
127Andrea Dal ColTeam Tinkoffs.t.
128Wesley KrederKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
129Luca WackermannTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
130Noam CohenFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
131Guy SagivTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
132Marco CorticycleYorkshires.t.
133Sang Hong ParkKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
134Aidan Van NiekerkGrieg - Eftels.t.
135Marco CanolaGenerali - EDFs.t.
136Pablo MudarraHugo Bosss.t.
137Gilles HeymesEA Vesuvios.t.
138Josip RumacIsostar - Slovenjes.t.
139Dmitriy IgnatievFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
140Roman LutsyshynAir France - KLMs.t.
141Ruben GuerreiroBerg Cycless.t.
142Francisco Anton MartinTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
143Dusan KalabaIsostar - Slovenjes.t.
144Klever CuasquerHugo Bosss.t.
145Rok KorosecIsostar - Slovenjes.t.
146Fabio JakobsenEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
147Thurakit BoonratanathanakornSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
148Ivo OliveiraSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
149David GauduEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
150Colin StüssiTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
151Ziga GroseljIsostar - Slovenjes.t.
152Abou SanogoCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
153Bob JungelsEA Vesuvios.t.
154Enric MasEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
155Michael OlssonGrieg - Eftels.t.
156Stefan De BodGrieg - Eftels.t.
157Jaime CastrilloEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
158Awet GebremedhinBerg Cycless.t.
159Tormod JacobsenBerg Cycless.t.
160Sarawut SirironnachaiSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
161Mathieu BernaudeauAir France - KLMs.t.
162Przemyslaw KasperkiewiczNetia - Vonins.t.
163Rodrigo NascimentoPorto - Prios.t.
164David BartlBerg Cycless.t.
165Javier AramendíaHugo Bosss.t.
166Aydar ZakarinTeam Tinkoffs.t.
167Andrii BratashcukIsostar - Slovenjes.t.
168Jóni BrandaoBerg Cycless.t.
169Aleksa CrncevicCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
170Clement ChevrierTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
171Nicolas EdetAir France - KLMs.t.
172Iliyan KolevNetia - Vonins.t.
173Reda AadelPorto - Prios.t.
174Miguel Angel BenitoHugo Bosss.t.
175Sabelo MngometuluControl Teams.t.
176Jan Drago PetelinCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
177Pim LigthartHugo Bosss.t.
178Matvey MamykinTeam Tinkoffs.t.
179Domen NovakIsostar - Slovenjes.t.


Points
1John DegenkolbIberia - Team Degenkolb25
2Ben SwiftAegon - Lavazza20
3Filippo GannaEuskaltel - Elior18
4Bryan CoquardFestina - Dexia16
5Hugo HouleRBC Pro Cycling14
6Jonathan HivertAir France - KLM12
7Arnaud DemareTeam Puma - SAP12
8Maxime VantommeNetia - Vonin10
9Kenji ItamiMeiji - JR East9
10Jocelyn BarFestina - Dexia8
11Ben HermansGenerali - EDF7
12Jose FernandesBerg Cycles6
13Cheng JiIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ6
14Lasse Norman HansenNetia - Vonin5
15Kris BoeckmansGrieg - Eftel4
16Yudai ArashiroMeiji - JR East3
17Mark CavendishKraftwerk Man Machine2
18Adrian MaloriTeam Tinkoff1


KoM
1Filippo GannaEuskaltel - Elior5
2Jonathan HivertAir France - KLM3
3Jose FernandesBerg Cycles1


U25
1Filippo GannaEuskaltel - Elior3h52'45 (1)
2Jose FernandesBerg Cycles+ 6 (2)
3Yudai ArashiroMeiji - JR East+ 9 (3)
4Dylan GroenewegenAegon - Lavazza+ 9 (4)
5Jan BrockhoffIberia - Team Degenkolb+ 9 (5)
6Phil BauhausAegon - Lavazza+ 9 (6)
7Soren Kragh AndersenGrieg - Eftel+ 9 (7)
8Davide MartinelliAegon - Lavazza+ 9 (8)
9Jingbiao ZhaoMeiji - JR East+ 9 (9)
10Mathieu van der PoelAegon - Lavazza+ 9 (10)
11Samuel SsabagwanyaSPAR - Shimano - SCG+ 9 (11)
12Artem SamolenkovTeam Tinkoff+ 9 (12)
13Willi WillwohlKraftwerk Man Machine+ 9 (13)
14Pascal AckermannFestina - Dexia+ 9 (14)
15Tao Geoghegan HartRBC Pro Cycling+ 9 (15)
16Leonardo BassoRBC Pro Cycling+ 9 (16)
17Loic VliegenFestina - Dexia+ 9 (17)
18Dmitry TrakhovTeam Tinkoff+ 9 (18)
19Truls Engen KorsaethGrieg - Eftel+ 9 (19)
20Manuel BetilsonPorto - Prio+ 9 (20)
21Jiankun LiuMeiji - JR East+ 9 (21)
22Marc SolerIberia - Team Degenkolb+ 9 (22)
23Jack BurkeRBC Pro Cycling+ 9 (23)
24Gabriel CullaighcycleYorkshire+ 9 (24)
25Marc-Antoine SoucyRBC Pro Cycling+ 9 (25)
26Kamil MaleckiNetia - Vonin+ 9 (26)
27Xhuliano KamberajIsostar - Slovenje+ 9 (27)
28Alan BanaszekCarrefour - ESPN+ 9 (28)
29Nicolae TanovitchiiGenerali - EDF+ 9 (29)
30Chun Wing LeungPorto - Prio+ 9 (30)
31Guillaume MartinAir France - KLM+ 9 (31)
32Roy GoldsteinFablok - Bank BGZ+ 9 (32)
33Matteo FabbroFestina - Dexia+ 9 (33)
34Muhammad Imam ArifinIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ+ 9 (34)
35Guy SagivTeam Puma - SAP+ 9 (35)
36Aidan Van NiekerkGrieg - Eftel+ 9 (36)
37Gilles HeymesEA Vesuvio+ 9 (37)
38Josip RumacIsostar - Slovenje+ 9 (38)
39Roman LutsyshynAir France - KLM+ 9 (39)
40Ruben GuerreiroBerg Cycles+ 9 (40)
41Dusan KalabaIsostar - Slovenje+ 9 (41)
42Rok KorosecIsostar - Slovenje+ 9 (42)
43Fabio JakobsenEuskaltel - Elior+ 9 (43)
44Ivo OliveiraSPAR - Shimano - SCG+ 9 (44)
45David GauduEuskaltel - Elior+ 9 (45)
46Colin StüssiTeam Puma - SAP+ 9 (46)
47Ziga GroseljIsostar - Slovenje+ 9 (47)
48Abou SanogoCarrefour - ESPN+ 9 (48)
49Enric MasEuskaltel - Elior+ 9 (49)
50Stefan De BodGrieg - Eftel+ 9 (50)
51Jaime CastrilloEuskaltel - Elior+ 9 (51)
52Tormod JacobsenBerg Cycles+ 9 (52)
53Przemyslaw KasperkiewiczNetia - Vonin+ 9 (53)
54Aydar ZakarinTeam Tinkoff+ 9 (54)
55Aleksa CrncevicCarrefour - ESPN+ 9 (55)
56Iliyan KolevNetia - Vonin+ 9 (56)
57Miguel Angel BenitoHugo Boss+ 9 (57)
58Jan Drago PetelinCarrefour - ESPN+ 9 (58)
59Matvey MamykinTeam Tinkoff+ 9 (59)
60Domen NovakIsostar - Slovenje+ 9 (60)
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