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PCM.daily » PCM.daily's Management Game » [Man-Game] Results PT/PTHC

Giro d'Italia - Stage 4

roturn

Posted on 26-10-2018 08:00

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The mountain time trial on the program today. 13,2km might not be the longest and the top riders are very equal in strength and biggest gaps aren`t expected. But having a good or bad day can be important here.

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Guldhammer as GC leader is having a 20s gap to pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_prp.png

Machado and 32s to pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_ebd.png

Dombrowski. Both are rated higher today and question is if the gap is large enough to defend it!

Others such as pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_ubs.png

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Amador,

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Morton or

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Schleck follow with ~1min and while this is quite a gap, it`s also quite a strength difference in pure climbing.
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Alarcon as last top climber being 1'21 behind but the purest mountain goat!

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Cattaneo is the first in the live pictures. As 38th he surely is a bit further behind than wanted but today he shows his skills.

New best time and he is ~30s ahead of Carapaz. Ablenado 1min behind, Kirsch and Goos another few seconds more. So that`s about the time difference between a late top10 climber and a top25 climber. And also KoM leader Vosekalns is in the range of Goos/Kirsch.

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Alarcon as 23rd will surely improve today. 2nd on the "flatter" part early on but then with a new best at the 2/3 time having gained 20s on Cattaneo in that middle section and now being 17s ahead!

Obviously continueing to gain in the final part and it`s 38s in total! Was this the winner time already or can the others beat it? At least shows that the time gaps can be a bit bigger between strong climbers.

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Henao Montoya is a similar climber as Cattaneo and as weaker time trialist he might only lack on the first section, where he lost 11s on the Italian. He is a bit faster on the climb itself and finishes 6s behind in 3rd position. 44s to Alarcon though!

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Abal another very solid stage racer with main strength on climbing and TTs. Still losing 13s on Cattaneo early on and beign a bit weaker climber also going to lose on the next parts.
1'05 to Alarcon, which is ~25s on the others and provisional 4th.

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Hirt being an equally good climber as Abal and is doing just a bit better in the attempt to defend his 10th in the GC. 59s in the end, which means he is dropping behind Alarcon and also Henao Montoya but stays ahead of Abal!

Meanwhile other climbers such as pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_des.png

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Nibali,

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Dekker or

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Choi are in the finish. They lose around 2min on Alarcon! Which is also ~30s to direct opponents in the fight for the late top10 positions such as Abal, Henao, Hirt, who are better climbers and being the favourites for those spots.

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Schleck is a rider that could become a threat for Alarcon`s time. His ride is good. Just 6s on the flat part, which is 3s to Alarcon and those 3s remain in the middle sector.
Who is having the better last sector? Time will tell.

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The top climbers now coming one after the other. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_bnm.png

Morton next and similar as Schleck. 1s faster in the first, then 1s slower in the 2nd. 4s off so far with 2/3 done.

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Amador might be the most complete top stage racer here. Next to being one of the best climbers, he also does best on time trials, which might play a big role in the 3rd week. Today it`s a good ride. Only losing 2s to Cattaneo`s best early on which makes him 2nd there. Then remaining 2nd with only 3s to Alarcon, who is still having the best middle sector.

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Lecuisinier might not be one of the very best climbers but a very complete stage racer as well and probably the best of the rest and with solid chances for a top5-7 here. Today he will lose a bit but less than Cattaneo. 20s only the loss after the 2nd sector.

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Dombrowski often showed that uphill he is one of the best and on some days even the very best. Today he is not able to go as fast as Alarcon but is still doing fine with the s.t. as Schleck/Amador after 8,5km!

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Machado is a bit behind the very best and next to Lecuisinier the one to fight for the spots behind them or in case of someone struggling, being there to pass them.
A solid time today being in the top10 surely and 15s down only at the moment.

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Guldhammer to defend the lead. He is already 38s down in provisional 12th. It`s the expected loss seeing riders such as Abal, Hirt in that range as well.

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The best come to the finish and now it`s not long until we know if anyone of them has a great final sector to beat Alarcon`s time!
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Schleck and his time is good. Just not good enough. It remains 3s to Alarcon! Provisional 2nd.

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Morton, who already was a tiny bit slower before remains as weaker performer today. It`s 7s in the end. Pretty much nothing in comparison to a good mountain stage, but it`s a loss to direct rivals!

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Amador as well lost a bit in the final bit. 6s for him and moving in between Schleck and Morton.
Though he is the big favourite against those other top 84 climbers in the 30km ITT, which is flat. There he should be able to gain a lot more time than those few seconds lost today. When being able to climb with the best, this might even make him top favourite to win the Giro! Though palmares wise Dombrowski, Alarcon, Schleck might still count as those that gain the time in the mountains.

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Lecuisinier also in now and losing a bit more than half a minute, which is a solid time and faster than Cattaneo or Henao as equal climbers. As said, he might be best of the rest.

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Dombrowski the last to beat the time? No! He comes over the line 4s slower than Alarcon, which is 1s slower than Schleck but a bit faster than Amador/Morton.
The top5 climbers all within 7s though, which is basically nothing.

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Machado then following as 5th at 25s will give it a nice fight and also shows Lecuisinier, that he is the better climber even at 33! Though it will be interesting to see them in 3rd week as Cattaneo, Lecuisinier, Hirt etc. will have an advantage then surely. On the other hand Alarcon has shown with 2 GT wins that the recovery advantage might not be as big as you`d think.

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Guldhammer as final rider at the top as 11th just over the 1min gap.

GC wise this means Dombrowski is taking over 9s ahead of Machado and 25s to Amador! Guldhammer drops to 4th and still solid at 26s, 1s ahead of Morton with Schleck and Alarcon following next. Cattaneo up to 24th and surely climbing with the mountain stages to come, even though also a few more hill stages in between, which didn`t work out well yesterday.

Result

1	Jose Alarcon	Hugo Boss	32'28
2	Andy Schleck	EA Vesuvio	+ 3
3	Joseph Dombrowski	eBuddy	+ 4
4	Andrei Amador	Team UBS	+ 6
5	Lachlan Morton	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 7
6	Tiago Machado	Porto - Prio	+ 25
7	Pierre-Henri Lecuisinier	Festina - Dexia	+ 35
8	Mattia Cattaneo	Berg Cycles	+ 38
9	Sergio Luis Henao Montoya	Philips - Continental	+ 44
10	Jan Hirt	Moser - Sygic	+ 59
11	Rasmus Guldhammer	Aker - MOT	+ 1'02
12	David Abal	Volvo acc. by Spotify	+ 1'05
13	Nairo Quintana	Air France - KLM	+ 1'07
14	Richard Antonio Carapaz	Hugo Boss	+ 1'15
15	Ki Ho Choi	Meiji - JR East	+ 1'16
16	Vincenzo Nibali	Desigual	+ 1'18
17	Thomas Dekker	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 1'21
18	Georg Preidler	T-Mobile	+ 1'28
19	Francesco Bongiorno	Team Puma - SAP	+ 1'33
20	Jarlinson Pantano GÃ³mez	Philips - Continental	+ 1'36
21	Davide Formolo	Gazelle	+ 1'38
22	Aberlardo Ablenado	Hugo Boss	+ 1'39
23	Tyron Giogieri	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 1'40
24	Alex Kirsch	EA Vesuvio	+ 1'41
25	Fabio Aru	eBuddy	s.t.
26	Juan Ernesto Chamorro	Festina - Dexia	+ 1'42
27	Andris Vosekalns	Evonik - ELKO	+ 1'44
28	Marc Goos	EA Vesuvio	+ 1'46
29	Riccardo Ricco	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 1'48
30	Yuriy Vasyliv	Festina - Dexia	+ 1'49
31	Sergei Kolesnikov	Team Tinkoff	+ 1'50
32	Nikita Novikov	Team Tinkoff	+ 1'51
33	Petr Ignatenko	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
34	David Bartl	Berg Cycles	+ 1'52
35	Daniel Teklehaimanot	Desigual	s.t.
36	Ian Bibby	Gazelle	s.t.
37	Aleksej Kunshin	Team Tinkoff	+ 1'53
38	Thomas Faiers	Isostar - Slovenija	s.t.
39	David Rosch	Air France - KLM	s.t.
40	ThÃ©ry Schir	Team UBS	+ 1'55
41	Mikel Iturria	Grieg - Eftel	s.t.
42	Matej Vysna	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
43	Magnus Cort Nielsen	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 1'56
44	Michael Kolar	Moser - Sygic	+ 1'59
45	Benjamin Dyball	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 2'02
46	Tobias Ludvigsson	Volvo acc. by Spotify	+ 2'03
47	Omar Fraile	Desigual	+ 2'04
48	Matthias Frank	Team UBS	+ 2'05
49	Steven Kruijswijk	Gazelle	s.t.
50	Frederico Figueiredo	Porto - Prio	+ 2'06
51	Dion Smith	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
52	Rafel Majka	eBuddy	+ 2'07
53	Marcus Faglum Karlsson	Volvo acc. by Spotify	s.t.
54	Vegard Stake Laengen	Grieg - Eftel	s.t.
55	Youcef Reguigui	Berg Cycles	+ 2'09
56	Andrei Sakalou	Evonik - ELKO	+ 2'10
57	Sindre Skjostad Lunke	Aker - MOT	+ 2'15
58	Nathan Brown	RBC Pro Cycling	s.t.
59	SÃ©bastien Ivars	Team UBS	+ 2'16
60	Evgeny Shalunov	Team Tinkoff	+ 2'19
61	Gilles Heymes	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
62	Miguel Angel Benito	Hugo Boss	s.t.
63	Ricardo Van der Velde	eBuddy	s.t.
64	Brendan Canty	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
65	JesÃºs Herrada	Hugo Boss	+ 2'20
66	Jacques Janse van Rensburg	Gazelle	+ 2'21
67	Alexander Foliforov	Team Tinkoff	+ 2'22
68	Thomas Koep	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 2'25
69	Kaspars Sergis	Evonik - ELKO	+ 2'27
70	Nelson Oliveira	Desigual	+ 2'28
71	Wolfgang Burmann	Hugo Boss	+ 2'29
72	Mike Aaron Egger	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
73	Zouzou Andriafenomananiaina	RBC Pro Cycling	s.t.
74	Patrick Bevin	Team Puma - SAP	+ 2'31
75	Wout Poels	Philips - Continental	+ 2'32
76	Cameron Bayly	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
77	Janvier Hadi	Team Puma - SAP	+ 2'34
78	Sho Hatsuyama	Meiji - JR East	+ 2'35
79	Ignacio Jesus Prado	Moser - Sygic	+ 2'36
80	Christian Mager	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
81	Hiroshi Tsubaki	Meiji - JR East	+ 2'38
82	Jan Polanc	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 2'42
83	Jose Goncalves	Team UBS	+ 2'45
84	Joey Rosskopf	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 2'47
85	Matteo Fabbro	Festina - Dexia	+ 2'49
86	Guillaume Martin	Air France - KLM	+ 2'51
87	Jonathan Hivert	Air France - KLM	s.t.
88	Matvey Mamykin	Team Tinkoff	+ 2'54
89	Tiesj Benoot	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 2'57
90	Kashyapa Siriwardena	Desigual	+ 3'02
91	Alexandor Cataford	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 3'03
92	Andreas Vangstad	Aker - MOT	+ 3'04
93	Martin Laas	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 3'14
94	Tormod Jacobsen	Berg Cycles	+ 3'19
95	Rui Costa	Philips - Continental	+ 3'26
96	Basilio Ramos Ticona	Team UBS	+ 3'31
97	JÃ³ni Brandao	Berg Cycles	+ 3'33
98	Jacopo Mosca	Moser - Sygic	+ 3'37
99	Lars Boom	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 3'38
100	Luis Miguel Mansilla	Evonik - ELKO	+ 3'39
101	Gabor Fejes	Gazelle	+ 3'44
102	Ramunas Navardauskas	Philips - Continental	s.t.
103	Patrick Naud	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 3'45
104	Manuele Boaro	Gazelle	+ 3'46
105	Connor McCutcheon	T-Mobile	s.t.
106	RÃ©mi Cavagna	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
107	Michael Hepburn	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
108	Panagiotis Vlatos	Festina - Dexia	+ 3'47
109	Fabian Lienhard	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
110	Thomas De Gendt	Gazelle	s.t.
111	Steven Lammertink	eBuddy	s.t.
112	Lahcen Saber	Philips - Continental	s.t.
113	Damien Howson	eBuddy	+ 3'48
114	Dennis Van Winden	Berg Cycles	s.t.
115	Marcel Kittel	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
116	Michael Olsson	Grieg - Eftel	s.t.
117	Michael SchÃ¤r	Team UBS	s.t.
118	Giorgi Nareklishvili	Porto - Prio	s.t.
119	Bob Jungels	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
120	Rodrigo Nascimento	Porto - Prio	s.t.
121	Alfredo Balloni	Berg Cycles	s.t.
122	Mario Gonzalez Salas	Hugo Boss	+ 3'49
123	Silvan Dillier	Team UBS	s.t.
124	Tom Dumoulin	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
125	David Per	Philips - Continental	s.t.
126	Fredrik Ludvigsson	Volvo acc. by Spotify	s.t.
127	Morgan Kneisky	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
128	Christian Bertilsson	Volvo acc. by Spotify	s.t.
129	Mathieu Bernaudeau	Air France - KLM	+ 3'50
130	Jasha SÃ¼tterlin	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
131	Shane Archbold	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
132	Michael Schwarzmann	T-Mobile	s.t.
133	Victor Campenaerts	Volvo acc. by Spotify	s.t.
134	Javier AramendÃa	Hugo Boss	s.t.
135	Jaroslaw Marycz	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
136	Philipp Walsleben	Aker - MOT	s.t.
137	Johan Lindgren	Grieg - Eftel	s.t.
138	Torkil Veyhe	T-Mobile	s.t.
139	Patrick Gretsch	Gazelle	+ 3'51
140	Carlos Verona	Desigual	s.t.
141	Emerson Santos	Festina - Dexia	s.t.
142	Frederik Frison	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
143	Fabio Silvestre	Berg Cycles	s.t.
144	Dragan Jasovic	Control Team	s.t.
145	Rok Korosec	Isostar - Slovenija	s.t.
146	Ziga Groselj	Isostar - Slovenija	s.t.
147	Marcel Wyss	Isostar - Slovenija	s.t.
148	Daniel Oss	Aker - MOT	s.t.
149	Lukasz Wisniowski	Grieg - Eftel	s.t.
150	Timo Roosen	eBuddy	s.t.
151	Ken Sebastian Vassdal	Grieg - Eftel	+ 3'52
152	Truls Engen Korsaeth	Grieg - Eftel	s.t.
153	Michael Valgren Andersen	Air France - KLM	s.t.
154	RÃ¼diger Selig	T-Mobile	s.t.
155	Sten Stenersen	Volvo acc. by Spotify	s.t.
156	Mark Dzamastagic	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
157	Dylan Groenewegen	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
158	Alexander Edmondson	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
159	Chun Wing Leung	Porto - Prio	+ 3'53
160	Soren Kragh Andersen	Grieg - Eftel	s.t.
161	Janis Dakteris	Aker - MOT	s.t.
162	Manuel Betilson	Porto - Prio	s.t.
163	Dusan Kalaba	Isostar - Slovenija	s.t.
164	Maani Altanzul	T-Mobile	s.t.
165	Mitch Docker	T-Mobile	s.t.
166	Wataru Mutsumine	Meiji - JR East	s.t.
167	Daniel Eaton	Desigual	s.t.
168	Davide Martinelli	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 3'54
169	Yudai Arashiro	Meiji - JR East	s.t.
170	Gregor Muhlberger	T-Mobile	s.t.
171	Saya Kuroeda	Meiji - JR East	+ 3'55
172	Salah Eddine Mraouni	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
173	Romain Le Roux	Festina - Dexia	s.t.
174	Jakub Skala	Air France - KLM	s.t.
175	Alexander Krieger	Philips - Continental	+ 3'56
176	Genki Yamamoto	Meiji - JR East	s.t.
177	Manuel Stocker	Desigual	s.t.
178	Kristian Sbaragli	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
179	Armands Becis	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
180	Gerald Ciolek	Aker - MOT	s.t.
181	Tom Scully	Aker - MOT	s.t.
182	Libin Chen	Moser - Sygic	+ 3'57
183	Antonio Carvalho	Porto - Prio	s.t.
184	Fabio Felline	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
185	Tomohiro Hayakawa	Meiji - JR East	s.t.
186	Viktor Manakov	Team Tinkoff	+ 3'58
187	Erik Baska	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
188	Danny Van Poppel	eBuddy	s.t.
189	Ã“scar Avelino	Porto - Prio	+ 3'59
190	Georgos Tzortzakis	Festina - Dexia	+ 4'00
191	Arnaud Demare	Team Puma - SAP	+ 4'09
192	Husain Al Basri	Control Team	+ 4'33
193	Sabelo Mngometulu	Control Team	+ 5'15

1	Joseph Dombrowski	eBuddy	8h59'39
2	Tiago Machado	Porto - Prio	+ 9
3	Andrei Amador	Team UBS	+ 25
4	Rasmus Guldhammer	Aker - MOT	+ 26
5	Lachlan Morton	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 27
6	Andy Schleck	EA Vesuvio	+ 34
7	Jose Alarcon	Hugo Boss	+ 45
8	Pierre-Henri Lecuisinier	Festina - Dexia	+ 52
9	Sergio Luis Henao Montoya	Philips - Continental	+ 1'27
10	Jan Hirt	Moser - Sygic	+ 1'30
11	David Abal	Volvo acc. by Spotify	+ 1'46
12	Nairo Quintana	Air France - KLM	+ 1'49
13	Ki Ho Choi	Meiji - JR East	+ 1'57
14	Vincenzo Nibali	Desigual	+ 1'59
15	Thomas Dekker	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 2'01
16	Francesco Bongiorno	Team Puma - SAP	+ 2'06
17	Georg Preidler	T-Mobile	+ 2'15
18	Ian Bibby	Gazelle	+ 2'18
19	Davide Formolo	Gazelle	+ 2'21
20	Thomas Faiers	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 2'31
21	Sergei Kolesnikov	Team Tinkoff	+ 2'33
22	Magnus Cort Nielsen	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 2'38
23	Matej Vysna	Moser - Sygic	+ 2'40
24	Mattia Cattaneo	Berg Cycles	+ 2'43
25	Daniel Teklehaimanot	Desigual	+ 2'57
26	Aleksej Kunshin	Team Tinkoff	+ 2'59
27	Mikel Iturria	Grieg - Eftel	+ 3'00
28	Steven Kruijswijk	Gazelle	+ 3'01
29	Juan Ernesto Chamorro	Festina - Dexia	+ 3'08
30	Riccardo Ricco	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 3'09
31	Vegard Stake Laengen	Grieg - Eftel	+ 3'10
32	Andris Vosekalns	Evonik - ELKO	+ 3'13
33	Christian Mager	Team Puma - SAP	+ 3'21
34	Jan Polanc	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 3'48
35	Rui Costa	Philips - Continental	+ 3'49
36	Joey Rosskopf	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 3'50
37	Tiesj Benoot	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 3'56
38	Marc Goos	EA Vesuvio	+ 3'58
39	Benjamin Dyball	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 4'15
40	Marcus Faglum Karlsson	Volvo acc. by Spotify	+ 4'18
41	Fabio Aru	eBuddy	+ 4'36
42	Arnaud Demare	Team Puma - SAP	+ 4'41
43	Tyron Giogieri	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 5'53
44	Nathan Brown	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 5'57
45	Yuriy Vasyliv	Festina - Dexia	+ 6'04
46	Dion Smith	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 6'54
47	David Bartl	Berg Cycles	+ 7'40
48	Matthias Frank	Team UBS	+ 9'08
49	Michael Kolar	Moser - Sygic	+ 9'16
50	Richard Antonio Carapaz	Hugo Boss	+ 9'22
51	Alex Kirsch	EA Vesuvio	+ 9'44
52	Tobias Ludvigsson	Volvo acc. by Spotify	s.t.
53	Frederico Figueiredo	Porto - Prio	+ 9'47
54	Jarlinson Pantano GÃ³mez	Philips - Continental	+ 9'49
55	Brendan Canty	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 9'59
56	ThÃ©ry Schir	Team UBS	+ 10'03
57	Jacques Janse van Rensburg	Gazelle	+ 10'04
58	Omar Fraile	Desigual	+ 10'07
59	Nelson Oliveira	Desigual	+ 10'15
60	Rafel Majka	eBuddy	s.t.
61	Cameron Bayly	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 10'16
62	Ricardo Van der Velde	eBuddy	+ 10'19
63	Andrei Sakalou	Evonik - ELKO	+ 10'20
64	Mike Aaron Egger	Evonik - ELKO	+ 10'32
65	Kaspars Sergis	Evonik - ELKO	+ 10'39
66	Ignacio Jesus Prado	Moser - Sygic	+ 10'42
67	Petr Ignatenko	Team Tinkoff	+ 10'54
68	Nikita Novikov	Team Tinkoff	+ 10'55
69	Marcel Wyss	Isostar - Slovenija	s.t.
70	David Rosch	Air France - KLM	+ 10'58
71	Fabio Felline	Team Puma - SAP	+ 11'03
72	Youcef Reguigui	Berg Cycles	+ 11'10
73	Sindre Skjostad Lunke	Aker - MOT	+ 11'17
74	JesÃºs Herrada	Hugo Boss	+ 11'23
75	Lars Boom	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 11'25
76	Alexander Foliforov	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
77	Patrick Bevin	Team Puma - SAP	+ 11'29
78	Zouzou Andriafenomananiaina	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 11'33
79	Janvier Hadi	Team Puma - SAP	+ 11'35
80	JÃ³ni Brandao	Berg Cycles	s.t.
81	Sho Hatsuyama	Meiji - JR East	+ 11'40
82	Jose Goncalves	Team UBS	+ 11'50
83	Jonathan Hivert	Air France - KLM	+ 11'58
84	Alexandor Cataford	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 11'59
85	Martin Laas	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 12'20
86	Lukasz Wisniowski	Grieg - Eftel	+ 12'36
87	Michael Olsson	Grieg - Eftel	+ 12'52
88	Armands Becis	Evonik - ELKO	+ 12'53
89	Wataru Mutsumine	Meiji - JR East	+ 12'58
90	Romain Le Roux	Festina - Dexia	+ 13'00
91	Miguel Angel Benito	Hugo Boss	+ 13'39
92	Thomas Koep	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 13'45
93	Wout Poels	Philips - Continental	+ 13'54
94	Hiroshi Tsubaki	Meiji - JR East	+ 14'03
95	Matteo Fabbro	Festina - Dexia	+ 14'11
96	Guillaume Martin	Air France - KLM	+ 14'15
97	Matvey Mamykin	Team Tinkoff	+ 14'19
98	Kashyapa Siriwardena	Desigual	+ 14'23
99	Andreas Vangstad	Aker - MOT	+ 14'25
100	Tormod Jacobsen	Berg Cycles	+ 14'39
101	Basilio Ramos Ticona	Team UBS	+ 14'46
102	Luis Miguel Mansilla	Evonik - ELKO	+ 14'59
103	Daniel Oss	Aker - MOT	s.t.
104	Jacopo Mosca	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
105	RÃ©mi Cavagna	Team Puma - SAP	+ 15'01
106	Patrick Naud	RBC Pro Cycling	s.t.
107	Fredrik Ludvigsson	Volvo acc. by Spotify	+ 15'02
108	Ramunas Navardauskas	Philips - Continental	s.t.
109	Gabor Fejes	Gazelle	+ 15'04
110	Jaroslaw Marycz	Moser - Sygic	+ 15'11
111	Mark Dzamastagic	Evonik - ELKO	+ 15'14
112	Connor McCutcheon	T-Mobile	+ 15'15
113	Aberlardo Ablenado	Hugo Boss	+ 17'18
114	Gilles Heymes	EA Vesuvio	+ 19'54
115	SÃ©bastien Ivars	Team UBS	+ 20'00
116	Evgeny Shalunov	Team Tinkoff	+ 20'01
117	Wolfgang Burmann	Hugo Boss	+ 20'26
118	Salah Eddine Mraouni	EA Vesuvio	+ 21'35
119	Thomas De Gendt	Gazelle	+ 21'36
120	David Per	Philips - Continental	s.t.
121	Manuele Boaro	Gazelle	+ 21'37
122	Fabian Lienhard	Evonik - ELKO	+ 21'42
123	Ziga Groselj	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 21'44
124	Rok Korosec	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 21'46
125	Dragan Jasovic	Control Team	s.t.
126	Mitch Docker	T-Mobile	+ 21'47
127	Maani Altanzul	T-Mobile	s.t.
128	Gregor Muhlberger	T-Mobile	+ 21'51
129	Sabelo Mngometulu	Control Team	+ 23'11
130	Husain Al Basri	Control Team	+ 24'41
131	Fabio Silvestre	Berg Cycles	+ 24'56
132	Dusan Kalaba	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 25'01
133	Michael SchÃ¤r	Team UBS	+ 25'12
134	Steven Lammertink	eBuddy	+ 25'15
135	Lahcen Saber	Philips - Continental	+ 26'21
136	Giorgi Nareklishvili	Porto - Prio	+ 26'29
137	Jakub Skala	Air France - KLM	+ 26'59
138	Philipp Walsleben	Aker - MOT	+ 27'08
139	Michael Hepburn	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 27'13
140	Morgan Kneisky	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
141	Bob Jungels	EA Vesuvio	+ 27'14
142	Johan Lindgren	Grieg - Eftel	+ 27'15
143	Timo Roosen	eBuddy	+ 27'16
144	Dylan Groenewegen	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 27'21
145	Torkil Veyhe	T-Mobile	s.t.
146	Tomohiro Hayakawa	Meiji - JR East	+ 27'34
147	Christian Bertilsson	Volvo acc. by Spotify	+ 32'01
148	Daniel Eaton	Desigual	+ 32'15
149	Rodrigo Nascimento	Porto - Prio	+ 32'17
150	Alfredo Balloni	Berg Cycles	+ 32'19
151	Alexander Edmondson	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 32'21
152	Damien Howson	eBuddy	+ 32'23
153	Georgos Tzortzakis	Festina - Dexia	+ 32'24
154	Tom Dumoulin	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 32'25
155	Gerald Ciolek	Aker - MOT	s.t.
156	Jasha SÃ¼tterlin	Team Puma - SAP	+ 32'26
157	Javier AramendÃa	Hugo Boss	+ 32'27
158	Chun Wing Leung	Porto - Prio	+ 32'28
159	Frederik Frison	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
160	Soren Kragh Andersen	Grieg - Eftel	s.t.
161	Tom Scully	Aker - MOT	+ 32'29
162	Emerson Santos	Festina - Dexia	s.t.
163	Sten Stenersen	Volvo acc. by Spotify	+ 32'30
164	Manuel Betilson	Porto - Prio	+ 32'31
165	Kristian Sbaragli	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 32'33
166	Yudai Arashiro	Meiji - JR East	s.t.
167	RÃ¼diger Selig	T-Mobile	+ 32'35
168	Danny Van Poppel	eBuddy	+ 32'37
169	Manuel Stocker	Desigual	s.t.
170	Erik Baska	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
171	Genki Yamamoto	Meiji - JR East	+ 32'40
172	Marcel Kittel	EA Vesuvio	+ 34'28
173	Victor Campenaerts	Volvo acc. by Spotify	+ 34'31
174	Michael Schwarzmann	T-Mobile	+ 34'33
175	Janis Dakteris	Aker - MOT	+ 34'34
176	Michael Valgren Andersen	Air France - KLM	s.t.
177	Shane Archbold	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 34'36
178	Ã“scar Avelino	Porto - Prio	+ 34'39
179	Antonio Carvalho	Porto - Prio	+ 34'41
180	Libin Chen	Moser - Sygic	+ 34'42
181	Davide Martinelli	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
182	Alexander Krieger	Philips - Continental	+ 34'46
183	Panagiotis Vlatos	Festina - Dexia	+ 39'04
184	Mathieu Bernaudeau	Air France - KLM	+ 39'48
185	Saya Kuroeda	Meiji - JR East	+ 40'13
186	Silvan Dillier	Team UBS	+ 40'15
187	Dennis Van Winden	Berg Cycles	+ 40'18
188	Carlos Verona	Desigual	+ 40'22
189	Truls Engen Korsaeth	Grieg - Eftel	+ 40'23
190	Mario Gonzalez Salas	Hugo Boss	+ 45'39
191	Ken Sebastian Vassdal	Grieg - Eftel	+ 45'43
192	Viktor Manakov	Team Tinkoff	+ 45'44
193	Patrick Gretsch	Gazelle	+ 46'24

1	Joseph Dombrowski	eBuddy	32
2	Rasmus Guldhammer	Aker - MOT	30
3	Tiago Machado	Porto - Prio	30
4	Andrei Amador	Team UBS	26
5	Lukasz Wisniowski	Grieg - Eftel	25
6	Georgos Tzortzakis	Festina - Dexia	25
7	Andy Schleck	EA Vesuvio	25
8	Jose Alarcon	Hugo Boss	25
9	Pierre-Henri Lecuisinier	Festina - Dexia	23
10	Arnaud Demare	Team Puma - SAP	23

KoM:

1	Andris Vosekalns	Evonik - ELKO	32
2	Salah Eddine Mraouni	EA Vesuvio	25
3	Lachlan Morton	Bennelong - Mitchelton	22
4	Andrei Amador	Team UBS	18
5	Jose Alarcon	Hugo Boss	16
6	Andy Schleck	EA Vesuvio	14
7	Benjamin Dyball	Bennelong - Mitchelton	14
8	Brendan Canty	Bennelong - Mitchelton	12
9	Joseph Dombrowski	eBuddy	10
10	Dion Smith	Bennelong - Mitchelton	10

U25:

1	Pierre-Henri Lecuisinier	Festina - Dexia	9h00'31 (1)
2	Magnus Cort Nielsen	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 1'46 (2)
3	Tiesj Benoot	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 3'04 (3)
4	Marcus Faglum Karlsson	Volvo acc. by Spotify	+ 3'26 (4)
5	Yuriy Vasyliv	Festina - Dexia	+ 5'12 (5)
6	Dion Smith	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 6'02 (6)
7	Richard Antonio Carapaz	Hugo Boss	+ 8'30 (7)
8	Alex Kirsch	EA Vesuvio	+ 8'52 (8)
9	ThÃ©ry Schir	Team UBS	+ 9'11 (9)
10	Andrei Sakalou	Evonik - ELKO	+ 9'28 (10)

Team:

1	Gazelle	27h06'32 (1)
2	Team Puma - SAP	+ 39 (2)
3	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 52 (3)
4	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 1'50 (4)
5	Festina - Dexia	+ 2'20 (5)
6	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 3'47 (6)
7	Moser - Sygic	+ 5'45 (7)
8	Philips - Continental	+ 6'19 (8)
9	EA Vesuvio	+ 6'37 (9)
10	eBuddy	+ 7'07 (10)
11	Desigual	+ 7'08 (11)
12	Volvo acc. by Spotify	+ 8'10 (12)
13	Team Tinkoff	+ 8'43 (13)
14	Grieg - Eftel	+ 11'04 (14)
15	Team UBS	+ 11'46 (15)
16	Berg Cycles	+ 12'52 (16)
17	Hugo Boss	+ 13'07 (17)
18	Evonik - ELKO	+ 16'11 (18)
19	Air France - KLM	+ 16'54 (19)
20	Meiji - JR East	+ 17'31 (20)
21	Aker - MOT	+ 18'28 (21)
22	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 19'34 (22)
23	Porto - Prio	+ 28'58 (23)
24	T-Mobile	+ 31'26 (24)

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