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Vuelta a EspaÃ±a - Stage 18

Aquarius97

Posted on 27-12-2018 09:33

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Third consecutive mountain stage, though this time itâ€™s an easier stage. Less than 150 kms, and only one important climb. Not a one-climb-stage, because thereâ€™s a Cat.2 climb 40 kms before the finish in Aramon Formigal, the climb where the stage will finish.

Silvio Herklotz is on the race lead with a 25-second gap to Phinney and 43 to Madrazo, but he doesnâ€™t look like losing it anytime soon, coming from back-to-back stage wins, for a total of 4 wins in the last 6 days!!

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Only one early breakaway has taken a stage win so far in this race, when Calmejane won in Casteldefells three days ago, and a mid-stage attack by Marquez in Lujar are the only 2 stages that havenâ€™t been won by either sprinter or GC riders. To change that, 11 riders form the biggest breakaway group so far in the race

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Alarcon (17th GC +23â€™28, KoM Leader)
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Galta (20th GC + 28â€™21, 2nd KoM)
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Majka

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Smith

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van der Hugenhaben (36th GC +49â€™)
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Sakalou

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Saggiorato (34th GC + 48â€™)
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Figueiredo
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Laengen

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Bartl

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Kunshin (27th GC + 39â€™)

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Alarcon didnâ€™t want to waste any opportunities of scoring points, and was first in a Cat.3 climb, ahead of Galta. Other two riders joined the breakaway, with Stetina and Egger attacking before this climb

Puerto de la Foradada - Cat.3

Alarcon 6

Galta 4

Bartl 2

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With 54 kms to go riders are starting the first proper climb of the day, Puerto de Cotefablo. The breakaway chances are slim, given that Puma has never allowed them to have a gap higher than 3 minutes, and right now is just 2â€™20

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In this climb Alarcon keeps increasing his lead over Galta, as he seems unbeatable in the fight for KoM points right now. The high pace that Puma is putting in the bunch is making that only 80 riders remain in the bunch after this climb

Puerto de Cotefablo - Cat.2

Alarcon 10

Galta 8

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Stetina 6

Majka 4

Egger 2

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With 22 kms left, the actual climb to Formigal hasnâ€™t started yet, but in a â€œrepechoâ€ a couple of kms before, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_des.png

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Tenorio and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_bgc.png

Cattaneo decided to make a move. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_prp.png

Intxausti and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_min.png

Ãšran saw it and joined them, with pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_pum.png

Herklotz being attentive together with pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_pum.png

Nerz, his best climbing domestique. In the bunch, Gazelle is trying to reduce the gap with their domestiques.

With these moves, the breakaway really has no chance to win today, as theyâ€™ll start with less than 2 minutes the final climb

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Karnulin with a massive effort to close the gap given that Nerz was pushing really in the group ahead, in the moment that the climb to Formigal actually starts. 17 kms at 4% (there are some downhill zones in the climb that lower the average). The breakaway group is just 1â€™30 ahead of the bunch

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With 9 kms to go, some riders are starting to get dropped from the breakaway, like Figuereido, Van der Hugenhaben or Laengen. In the bunch Nerz and Arndt are setting a high pace. This isnâ€™t a climb to make big differences given that there arenâ€™t big slopes, just a steady climb where you might want to attack just in the final 2-3 kms or even wait for the sprint

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And just as i said that... attack of pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_rbc.png

Taylor Phinney! Meanwhile, Alarcon had broke away from the rest of the breakaway, which would be important in Phinney, as only Martin and Barguil tried to follow, as they sneaked through the breakaway riders, confusing Puma riders

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Barguil couldnâ€™t hang on Phinneyâ€™s wheel, dropping back to Herklotz group, where the race leader is on charge of the chase himself, as their team-mates are longer around.

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Phinney is going really strong, as pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_grg.png

Martin struggles a lot to stay on his wheel, and is quickly reducing the gap to Alarcon, which is 25 seconds, with less than 5 kms to go!

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Herklotz enters the â€œBeast Modeâ€ catching Phinney and then dropping the rest of the bunch except for the American and Martin, who canâ€™t believe heâ€™s still in that group

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What an attack by pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_pum.png

Herklotz! Only pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_rbc.png

Phinney can follow him, and with 3 kms left, they are already passing through pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_hug.png

Alarcon like he was an spectator! Behind them, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_tmo.png

Marquez has attacked from the group of favourites, but couldnâ€™t bridge the gap to leading duo, while Martin is back in that group

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The Flamme Rouge in sight and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_rbc.png

Phinney is leaving a small to pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_pum.png

Herklotz! Heâ€™s not anymore glued to his wheel!

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A really passive group of favourites, as the gap to Herklotz/Phinney rises to almost 50 seconds. Madrazo is losing his chances to win the race and heâ€™s not doing anything about it...

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Final km for these two riders that will fight for the win here in Formigal! pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_pum.png

Herklotz looking for a third win in-a-row, fifth in the race, while pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_rbc.png

Phinney looks for his second. And by their gestures, it might be a drag race to the end

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500 metres to go and the finish line itâ€™s in sight for both riders! pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_pum.png

Herklotz opens the sprint first as heâ€™s in the first position, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_rbc.png

Phinney glued to his wheel!

Meanwhile, the gap to Madrazoâ€™s group is now over the minute

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But

Phinney cracks with 300 metres to go! Heâ€™s not sprinting anymore, and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_pum.png

Herklotz doesnâ€™t slow down

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Silvio Herklotz wins in Aramon Formigal, to get his third stage win in three days, and fifth in the last 7 days. Heâ€™s dominating this race, and looking more and more like heâ€™s going to get his first Grand Tour win at the age of 24

Phinney gets yet another second place behind this wonderkind. The distance between both will rise to at least 33 seconds, if jury decides thereâ€™s no gap between them

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Great effort by Alarcon to finish third today after being all day in the breakaway. Just unlucky that two riders were so strong to take away the win from him. And Marquez winning some time to rest of Top10 contenders

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Uran wins the sprint for the fifth, as the group loses 1â€™14 to Herklotz, with Madrazo, Cattaneo, Abal, Intxausti, Kritskiy, Barguil, Martin, Keinath and Tenorio finishing in the same time

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Some big lossers today, like Eastman + 2â€™55 or Schelling and Olivier + 3â€™49.

Meanwhile, Herklotz goes to the podium to receive his third Red Jersey. Finally the jury awarded a 9-second gap to Phinney in the finish, so the new GC gap is 42 seconds. Madrazo is now more than 2 minutes behind, and would really need a miracle to overcome the deficit with 3 stages to go

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1	Silvio Herklotz	Team Puma - SAP	3h38'08
2	Taylor Phinney	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 9
3	Jose Alarcon	Hugo Boss	+ 42
4	Florentino Marquez	T-Mobile	s.t.
5	Rigoberto Ãšran	Minions	+ 1'14
6	Angel Madrazo	Gazelle	s.t.
7	Mattia Cattaneo	Berg Cycles	s.t.
8	David Abal	Volvo acc. by Spotify	s.t.
9	Daniel Martin	Grieg - Eftel	s.t.
10	Warren Barguil	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
11	Timofey Kritskiy	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
12	Nico Keinath	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
13	Benat Intxausti	Porto - Prio	s.t.
14	Justo Tenorio	Desigual	s.t.
15	Fredrik Strand Galta	Aker - MOT	+ 1'46
16	Rafel Majka	eBuddy	+ 1'58
17	David Bartl	Berg Cycles	+ 2'19
18	Marc Goos	EA Vesuvio	+ 2'39
19	Dion Smith	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
20	Ryan Eastman	Azteca-NBCSN	+ 2'55
21	Nikias Arndt	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
22	Aleksej Kunshin	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
23	Mirco Saggiorato	Team UBS	+ 3'38
24	Peter Stetina	Azteca-NBCSN	+ 3'49
25	Andrei Sakalou	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
26	Nairo Quintana	Air France - KLM	s.t.
27	Michel Koch	Air France - KLM	s.t.
28	Patrick Schelling	Team UBS	s.t.
29	Dominik Nerz	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
30	Daan Olivier	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
31	Rui Pedro Vinhas	Porto - Prio	s.t.
32	Anatoliy Sosnitskiy	Gazelle	s.t.
33	Gianluca Brambilla	eBuddy	s.t.
34	Juan Ernesto Chamorro	Festina - Dexia	s.t.
35	Denys Karnulin	Gazelle	s.t.
36	Petr Ignatenko	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
37	Sigurd Nesset	Grieg - Eftel	s.t.
38	Richard Antonio Carapaz	Hugo Boss	s.t.
39	Mike Aaron Egger	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
40	William Chiarello	Berg Cycles	s.t.
41	Thomas Faiers	Isostar - Slovenija	s.t.
42	Artemio Moschella	T-Mobile	s.t.
43	Sergei Kolesnikov	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
44	Robin van der Hugenhaben	Festina - Dexia	+ 4'29
45	Frederico Figueiredo	Porto - Prio	+ 5'22
46	Vegard Stake Laengen	Grieg - Eftel	s.t.
47	Mikel Iturria	Grieg - Eftel	+ 5'48
48	Alex Ariya Destribois	Berg Cycles	s.t.
49	Marcus Faglum Karlsson	Volvo acc. by Spotify	s.t.
50	Jack Haig	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
51	Fabio Aru	eBuddy	s.t.
52	Alex Kirsch	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
53	Tobias Ludvigsson	Volvo acc. by Spotify	+ 6'23
54	Bakhtiyar Kozhatayev	Desigual	s.t.
55	Thomas Bonnin	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 6'53
56	Matej Vysna	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
57	Matala Seboka	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
58	Delio Fernandez	T-Mobile	s.t.
59	Amaro Antunes	Berg Cycles	s.t.
60	Nathan Brown	RBC Pro Cycling	s.t.
61	Cristian Raileanu	Grieg - Eftel	s.t.
62	David Rosch	Air France - KLM	s.t.
63	Nikita Novikov	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
64	Klever Cuasquer	Hugo Boss	+ 7'31
65	Andris Vosekalns	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
66	Sindre Skjostad Lunke	Aker - MOT	s.t.
67	Edoardo Zardini	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
68	Wolfgang Burmann	Hugo Boss	s.t.
69	Carl Fredrik Hagen	Aker - MOT	s.t.
70	Miguel Minguez Ayala	Hugo Boss	s.t.
71	Matthias Frank	Team UBS	s.t.
72	Jonathan Hivert	Air France - KLM	s.t.
73	JesÃºs Herrada	Hugo Boss	s.t.
74	Gavin Mannion	Azteca-NBCSN	s.t.
75	Evgeny Shalunov	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
76	Dominik Fuchs	Team UBS	s.t.
77	Josef Hosek	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
78	Youcef Reguigui	Berg Cycles	s.t.
79	Aberlardo Ablenado	Hugo Boss	s.t.
80	Patrick Konrad	Gazelle	s.t.
81	Cayetano Sarmiento	Minions	s.t.
82	Farzad Khodayari	Minions	s.t.
83	Alexander Foliforov	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
84	Magnus Cort Nielsen	RBC Pro Cycling	s.t.
85	Jacques Janse van Rensburg	Gazelle	+ 9'32
86	Gilles Heymes	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
87	Michael Kolar	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
88	Tyron Giogieri	RBC Pro Cycling	s.t.
89	Zouzou Andriafenomananiaina	RBC Pro Cycling	s.t.
90	Alexandor Cataford	RBC Pro Cycling	s.t.
91	Jan Tratnik	Gazelle	s.t.
92	Ignacio Jesus Prado	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
93	Jairo Agudelo	Gazelle	s.t.
94	Cameron Bayly	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 11'11
95	Sepp Kuss	Azteca-NBCSN	s.t.
96	Marko Pavlic	Isostar - Slovenija	s.t.
97	Daniel Alexander Jaramillo	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 11'35
98	Rhys Gillett	Grieg - Eftel	s.t.
99	Robin Carpenter	RBC Pro Cycling	s.t.
100	Kashyapa Siriwardena	Desigual	+ 12'14
101	Tareq Esmaeli	Minions	s.t.
102	Christian Mager	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
103	Carter Jones	Desigual	s.t.
104	Bruno Borges	Porto - Prio	s.t.
105	Caio Godoy	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
106	Conor Dunne	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
107	Clement Chevrier	Team Puma - SAP	+ 13'39
108	Thomas Bontenackels	T-Mobile	s.t.
109	Matteo Badilatti	Team UBS	+ 15'29
110	Miguel Angel Benito	Hugo Boss	s.t.
111	Thomas Koep	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
112	Souheil Khederi	Aker - MOT	s.t.
113	Robert Power	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
114	Martin Laas	Isostar - Slovenija	s.t.
115	Jacob Salcone	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
116	Brendan Canty	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
117	Jetse Bol	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
118	Lilian Calmejane	eBuddy	+ 17'10
119	Christian Meier	Azteca-NBCSN	s.t.
120	Burr Ho	Aker - MOT	s.t.
121	Leigh Howard	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
122	Nick Van der Lijke	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
123	Peeter Tarvis	EA Vesuvio	+ 18'25
124	Rok Korosec	Isostar - Slovenija	s.t.
125	Aleksandar Roman	Isostar - Slovenija	s.t.
126	Laurens De Vreese	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
127	Xhuliano Kamberaj	Isostar - Slovenija	s.t.
128	Antonio Barbio	Porto - Prio	s.t.
129	Indulis Bekmanis	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
130	Maurits Lammertink	eBuddy	s.t.
131	Muhammad Suhaimi Ghani	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
132	Geoffrey Soupe	T-Mobile	s.t.
133	Luca Wackermann	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
134	Fabian Lienhard	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
135	Maani Altanzul	T-Mobile	s.t.
136	Coen Vermeltfoort	eBuddy	s.t.
137	Trond Hakon Trondsen	Aker - MOT	s.t.
138	Armands Becis	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
139	Sondre Holst Enger	Aker - MOT	s.t.
140	Artem Samolenkov	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
141	Emiliano Contreras	Desigual	s.t.
142	Peter Kennaugh	Air France - KLM	s.t.
143	Lluis Mas	Porto - Prio	s.t.
144	Ben Swift	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
145	Sabelo Mngometulu	Control Team	s.t.
146	Husain Al Basri	Control Team	s.t.
147	Soren Kragh Andersen	Grieg - Eftel	s.t.
148	Leandro Marcos	Minions	+ 20'06
149	Torkil Veyhe	T-Mobile	+ 20'59
150	Joeri Stallaert	Volvo acc. by Spotify	s.t.
151	Tom Bohli	Team UBS	s.t.
152	Andrea Enrico Maccagli	Volvo acc. by Spotify	s.t.
153	Emerson Santos	Festina - Dexia	s.t.
154	Walter Trillini	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
155	Zhihui Jiang	eBuddy	s.t.
156	Rick Zabel	Desigual	s.t.
157	Mike Teunissen	Gazelle	s.t.
158	Manuel Stocker	Desigual	s.t.
159	Bryan Coquard	Festina - Dexia	s.t.
160	Luke Keough	Azteca-NBCSN	s.t.
161	Tobyn Horton	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
162	Sascha Weber	Festina - Dexia	s.t.
163	Roman Maksimov	Desigual	s.t.
164	Dragan Jasovic	Control Team	s.t.
165	Simon Clarke	Air France - KLM	+ 21'48
166	Johim Ariesen	Volvo acc. by Spotify	s.t.
167	Jocelyn Bar	Festina - Dexia	+ 22'09
168	Ziga Groselj	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 25'31
169	Kristian Sbaragli	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
170	Laurens Sweeck	Volvo acc. by Spotify	s.t.
171	Lukas Spengler	Team UBS	+ 27'46
172	Adrian Gjolberg	Aker - MOT	s.t.
173	Davide Martinelli	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 28'42
174	Jeroen Meijers	eBuddy	+ 33'05

1	Silvio Herklotz	Team Puma - SAP	68h49'26
2	Taylor Phinney	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 42
3	Angel Madrazo	Gazelle	+ 2'17
4	Daniel Martin	Grieg - Eftel	+ 5'51
5	Timofey Kritskiy	Team Tinkoff	+ 6'04
6	Justo Tenorio	Desigual	+ 9'42
7	Rigoberto Ãšran	Minions	+ 13'40
8	Mattia Cattaneo	Berg Cycles	+ 15'56
9	Benat Intxausti	Porto - Prio	+ 16'31
10	Florentino Marquez	T-Mobile	+ 17'59
11	Warren Barguil	Moser - Sygic	+ 20'05
12	David Abal	Volvo acc. by Spotify	+ 21'48
13	Nico Keinath	EA Vesuvio	+ 23'53
14	Jose Alarcon	Hugo Boss	+ 24'22
15	Nairo Quintana	Air France - KLM	+ 25'31
16	Ryan Eastman	Azteca-NBCSN	+ 25'53
17	Daan Olivier	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 27'18
18	Patrick Schelling	Team UBS	+ 28'14
19	Fredrik Strand Galta	Aker - MOT	+ 30'27
20	William Chiarello	Berg Cycles	+ 32'13
21	Gianluca Brambilla	eBuddy	+ 35'47
22	Marc Goos	EA Vesuvio	+ 37'08
23	Mikel Iturria	Grieg - Eftel	+ 39'30
24	Michel Koch	Air France - KLM	+ 40'50
25	Jack Haig	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 40'56
26	Aleksej Kunshin	Team Tinkoff	+ 42'00
27	Nikias Arndt	Team Puma - SAP	+ 42'32
28	Dominik Nerz	Team Puma - SAP	+ 44'07
29	Magnus Cort Nielsen	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 44'28
30	Denys Karnulin	Gazelle	+ 44'45
31	Sergei Kolesnikov	Team Tinkoff	+ 45'34
32	Thomas Faiers	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 47'45
33	Sigurd Nesset	Grieg - Eftel	+ 48'06
34	Mirco Saggiorato	Team UBS	+ 52'30
35	Robin van der Hugenhaben	Festina - Dexia	+ 53'37
36	Marcus Faglum Karlsson	Volvo acc. by Spotify	+ 54'59
37	Richard Antonio Carapaz	Hugo Boss	+ 55'10
38	Fabio Aru	eBuddy	+ 55'24
39	Juan Ernesto Chamorro	Festina - Dexia	+ 55'47
40	Rui Pedro Vinhas	Porto - Prio	+ 55'54
41	Vegard Stake Laengen	Grieg - Eftel	+ 56'10
42	Petr Ignatenko	Team Tinkoff	+ 57'12
43	Alex Kirsch	EA Vesuvio	+ 57'22
44	Anatoliy Sosnitskiy	Gazelle	+ 57'35
45	Alex Ariya Destribois	Berg Cycles	+ 57'55
46	Alexander Foliforov	Team Tinkoff	+ 58'22
47	Bakhtiyar Kozhatayev	Desigual	+ 1h01'30
48	Andris Vosekalns	Evonik - ELKO	+ 1h01'47
49	Frederico Figueiredo	Porto - Prio	+ 1h02'30
50	Patrick Konrad	Gazelle	+ 1h03'39
51	Nikita Novikov	Team Tinkoff	+ 1h07'05
52	David Bartl	Berg Cycles	+ 1h07'27
53	David Rosch	Air France - KLM	+ 1h09'09
54	Dominik Fuchs	Team UBS	+ 1h09'13
55	Edoardo Zardini	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 1h10'35
56	Artemio Moschella	T-Mobile	+ 1h10'48
57	Matthias Frank	Team UBS	+ 1h14'03
58	JesÃºs Herrada	Hugo Boss	+ 1h17'31
59	Evgeny Shalunov	Team Tinkoff	+ 1h17'56
60	Dion Smith	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 1h18'07
61	Sindre Skjostad Lunke	Aker - MOT	+ 1h18'58
62	Nathan Brown	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 1h19'17
63	Tobias Ludvigsson	Volvo acc. by Spotify	+ 1h19'41
64	Thomas Bonnin	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 1h21'36
65	Matej Vysna	Moser - Sygic	+ 1h21'39
66	Michael Kolar	Moser - Sygic	+ 1h24'15
67	Gilles Heymes	EA Vesuvio	+ 1h24'36
68	Rafel Majka	eBuddy	+ 1h24'45
69	Youcef Reguigui	Berg Cycles	+ 1h24'47
70	Amaro Antunes	Berg Cycles	+ 1h25'01
71	Caio Godoy	EA Vesuvio	+ 1h25'03
72	Aberlardo Ablenado	Hugo Boss	+ 1h26'43
73	Farzad Khodayari	Minions	+ 1h27'09
74	Tyron Giogieri	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 1h27'34
75	Cristian Raileanu	Grieg - Eftel	+ 1h30'40
76	Josef Hosek	Moser - Sygic	+ 1h31'35
77	Ignacio Jesus Prado	Moser - Sygic	+ 1h31'37
78	Mike Aaron Egger	Evonik - ELKO	+ 1h31'54
79	Jairo Agudelo	Gazelle	+ 1h32'01
80	Peter Stetina	Azteca-NBCSN	+ 1h33'55
81	Jan Tratnik	Gazelle	+ 1h34'28
82	Robin Carpenter	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 1h34'32
83	Delio Fernandez	T-Mobile	+ 1h34'53
84	Jacques Janse van Rensburg	Gazelle	+ 1h36'00
85	Carl Fredrik Hagen	Aker - MOT	+ 1h36'31
86	Gavin Mannion	Azteca-NBCSN	+ 1h36'53
87	Cameron Bayly	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 1h37'01
88	Souheil Khederi	Aker - MOT	+ 1h37'12
89	Miguel Minguez Ayala	Hugo Boss	+ 1h42'11
90	Wolfgang Burmann	Hugo Boss	+ 1h43'15
91	Christian Mager	Team Puma - SAP	+ 1h45'21
92	Matteo Badilatti	Team UBS	+ 1h46'24
93	Clement Chevrier	Team Puma - SAP	+ 1h46'48
94	Cayetano Sarmiento	Minions	+ 1h46'53
95	Zouzou Andriafenomananiaina	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 1h48'04
96	Rhys Gillett	Grieg - Eftel	+ 1h49'56
97	Jonathan Hivert	Air France - KLM	+ 1h53'41
98	Alexandor Cataford	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 1h53'50
99	Daniel Alexander Jaramillo	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 1h55'31
100	Conor Dunne	Team Puma - SAP	+ 1h56'03
101	Robert Power	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 1h58'15
102	Matala Seboka	Moser - Sygic	+ 1h58'33
103	Klever Cuasquer	Hugo Boss	+ 1h59'36
104	Bruno Borges	Porto - Prio	+ 2h01'53
105	Andrei Sakalou	Evonik - ELKO	+ 2h02'43
106	Antonio Barbio	Porto - Prio	+ 2h03'07
107	Brendan Canty	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 2h03'13
108	Kashyapa Siriwardena	Desigual	+ 2h05'05
109	Miguel Angel Benito	Hugo Boss	+ 2h05'37
110	Jacob Salcone	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 2h05'53
111	Marko Pavlic	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 2h10'01
112	Thomas Koep	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 2h11'27
113	Lilian Calmejane	eBuddy	+ 2h12'03
114	Jetse Bol	Team Puma - SAP	+ 2h12'55
115	Carter Jones	Desigual	+ 2h14'21
116	Martin Laas	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 2h17'33
117	Luca Wackermann	Team Puma - SAP	+ 2h20'56
118	Tareq Esmaeli	Minions	+ 2h25'28
119	Nick Van der Lijke	EA Vesuvio	+ 2h26'47
120	Artem Samolenkov	Team Tinkoff	+ 2h27'41
121	Dragan Jasovic	Control Team	+ 2h29'55
122	Maurits Lammertink	eBuddy	+ 2h30'38
123	Sepp Kuss	Azteca-NBCSN	+ 2h30'57
124	Burr Ho	Aker - MOT	+ 2h34'25
125	Aleksandar Roman	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 2h38'09
126	Armands Becis	Evonik - ELKO	+ 2h46'09
127	Christian Meier	Azteca-NBCSN	+ 2h48'49
128	Muhammad Suhaimi Ghani	EA Vesuvio	+ 2h52'09
129	Leigh Howard	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 2h52'18
130	Husain Al Basri	Control Team	s.t.
131	Peeter Tarvis	EA Vesuvio	+ 2h53'05
132	Sabelo Mngometulu	Control Team	+ 2h56'34
133	Thomas Bontenackels	T-Mobile	+ 2h57'55
134	Laurens De Vreese	Evonik - ELKO	+ 3h01'17
135	Indulis Bekmanis	Evonik - ELKO	+ 3h04'34
136	Emiliano Contreras	Desigual	+ 3h05'44
137	Rok Korosec	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 3h06'57
138	Torkil Veyhe	T-Mobile	+ 3h08'04
139	Coen Vermeltfoort	eBuddy	+ 3h08'28
140	Sondre Holst Enger	Aker - MOT	+ 3h11'57
141	Ben Swift	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 3h15'37
142	Geoffrey Soupe	T-Mobile	+ 3h17'27
143	Bryan Coquard	Festina - Dexia	+ 3h20'01
144	Peter Kennaugh	Air France - KLM	+ 3h23'23
145	Rick Zabel	Desigual	+ 3h23'43
146	Maani Altanzul	T-Mobile	+ 3h24'04
147	Fabian Lienhard	Evonik - ELKO	+ 3h25'21
148	Trond Hakon Trondsen	Aker - MOT	+ 3h25'26
149	Lluis Mas	Porto - Prio	+ 3h25'48
150	Leandro Marcos	Minions	+ 3h26'04
151	Walter Trillini	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 3h27'52
152	Mike Teunissen	Gazelle	+ 3h28'34
153	Soren Kragh Andersen	Grieg - Eftel	+ 3h30'06
154	Xhuliano Kamberaj	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 3h31'07
155	Emerson Santos	Festina - Dexia	+ 3h33'29
156	Joeri Stallaert	Volvo acc. by Spotify	+ 3h35'16
157	Tom Bohli	Team UBS	+ 3h35'21
158	Simon Clarke	Air France - KLM	+ 3h37'21
159	Roman Maksimov	Desigual	+ 3h45'02
160	Ziga Groselj	Isostar - Slovenija	+ 3h47'59
161	Luke Keough	Azteca-NBCSN	+ 3h49'28
162	Jocelyn Bar	Festina - Dexia	+ 3h54'39
163	Laurens Sweeck	Volvo acc. by Spotify	+ 3h54'53
164	Manuel Stocker	Desigual	+ 3h56'25
165	Zhihui Jiang	eBuddy	+ 3h59'41
166	Jeroen Meijers	eBuddy	+ 4h03'57
167	Tobyn Horton	Evonik - ELKO	+ 4h09'13
168	Andrea Enrico Maccagli	Volvo acc. by Spotify	+ 4h11'22
169	Sascha Weber	Festina - Dexia	+ 4h12'58
170	Lukas Spengler	Team UBS	+ 4h16'39
171	Kristian Sbaragli	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 4h19'37
172	Johim Ariesen	Volvo acc. by Spotify	+ 4h20'03
173	Adrian Gjolberg	Aker - MOT	+ 4h23'09
174	Davide Martinelli	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 4h33'59

Points

1	Silvio Herklotz	Team Puma - SAP	187
2	Leigh Howard	Bennelong - Mitchelton	172
3	Ben Swift	Aegon - Lavazza	165
4	Taylor Phinney	RBC Pro Cycling	144
5	Bryan Coquard	Festina - Dexia	143
6	Angel Madrazo	Gazelle	121
7	Nick Van der Lijke	EA Vesuvio	107
8	Timofey Kritskiy	Team Tinkoff	99
9	Daniel Martin	Grieg - Eftel	97
10	Joeri Stallaert	Volvo acc. by Spotify	93
11	Rick Zabel	Desigual	85
12	Justo Tenorio	Desigual	72
13	Sondre Holst Enger	Aker - MOT	65
14	Bruno Borges	Porto - Prio	63
15	Geoffrey Soupe	T-Mobile	62
16	Florentino Marquez	T-Mobile	59
17	Rigoberto Ãšran	Minions	55
18	Jose Alarcon	Hugo Boss	54
19	Artem Samolenkov	Team Tinkoff	54
20	Benat Intxausti	Porto - Prio	48

KoM

1	Jose Alarcon	Hugo Boss	137
2	Fredrik Strand Galta	Aker - MOT	99
3	Silvio Herklotz	Team Puma - SAP	85
4	Taylor Phinney	RBC Pro Cycling	56
5	Angel Madrazo	Gazelle	55
6	Mike Aaron Egger	Evonik - ELKO	50
7	Peter Stetina	Azteca-NBCSN	50
8	Daniel Martin	Grieg - Eftel	44
9	Alex Ariya Destribois	Berg Cycles	41
10	Leandro Marcos	Minions	37
11	Timofey Kritskiy	Team Tinkoff	35
12	Florentino Marquez	T-Mobile	32
13	Maurits Lammertink	eBuddy	29
14	Youcef Reguigui	Berg Cycles	28
15	Lilian Calmejane	eBuddy	26
16	Ryan Eastman	Azteca-NBCSN	24
17	Muhammad Suhaimi Ghani	EA Vesuvio	23
18	Andris Vosekalns	Evonik - ELKO	20
19	Vegard Stake Laengen	Grieg - Eftel	18
20	Adrian Gjolberg	Aker - MOT	15

U25

1	Silvio Herklotz	Team Puma - SAP	68h49'26 (1)
2	Jack Haig	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 40'56 (2)
3	Magnus Cort Nielsen	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 44'28 (3)
4	Marcus Faglum Karlsson	Volvo acc. by Spotify	+ 54'59 (4)
5	Richard Antonio Carapaz	Hugo Boss	+ 55'10 (5)
6	Alex Kirsch	EA Vesuvio	+ 57'22 (6)
7	Dion Smith	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 1h18'07 (7)
8	Sindre Skjostad Lunke	Aker - MOT	+ 1h18'58 (8)
9	Gilles Heymes	EA Vesuvio	+ 1h24'36 (9)
10	Caio Godoy	EA Vesuvio	+ 1h25'03 (10)
11	Cristian Raileanu	Grieg - Eftel	+ 1h30'40 (11)
12	Ignacio Jesus Prado	Moser - Sygic	+ 1h31'37 (12)
13	Mike Aaron Egger	Evonik - ELKO	+ 1h31'54 (13)
14	Zouzou Andriafenomananiaina	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 1h48'04 (14)
15	Alexandor Cataford	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 1h53'50 (15)
16	Robert Power	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 1h58'15 (16)
17	Matala Seboka	Moser - Sygic	+ 1h58'33 (17)
18	Andrei Sakalou	Evonik - ELKO	+ 2h02'43 (18)
19	Antonio Barbio	Porto - Prio	+ 2h03'07 (19)
20	Miguel Angel Benito	Hugo Boss	+ 2h05'37 (20)

Teams

1	Team Puma - SAP	207h43'47 (1)
2	Grieg - Eftel	+ 7'17 (2)
3	Team Tinkoff	+ 11'27 (3)
4	Berg Cycles	+ 11'45 (4)
5	Gazelle	+ 16'06 (5)
6	RBC Pro Cycling	+ 21'40 (6)
7	EA Vesuvio	+ 31'49 (7)
8	Porto - Prio	+ 40'58 (8)
9	Air France - KLM	+ 55'11 (9)
10	Hugo Boss	+ 56'47 (10)

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