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Deutschland Tour - Stage 1
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Posted on 01-07-2019 05:19
Deutschland Tour – Stage 1

The Deutschland Tour starts off with one of the four sprinter stages this renewed stage race has to offer. The first one is 196 kilometres long and could be ranked as the third hardest one in this tour: A bit hilly, slightly uphill near the end too, but espcially since this is only the first stage, all sprinters should be fresh near the finish line.

They bookies do think the hills will have an influence on this stage, though. They even regard pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_eav.png Van der Lijke, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_rbc.png Houle and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_gnr.png Theuns as today's favourites!

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The first attack was made by Fenn, Uchima (who won the first mountain sprint), Edet, Tarvis and Pranata. They did not manage to escape, but a later attempt led by mostly the same riders created the break of the day:

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_pum.png Sagiv
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_yor.png Fenn
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_ino.png Pranata
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_gzl.png Senyenov
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_grg.png Van Niekerk
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_mji.png Uchima
and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_eav.png Tarvis.

They have 1'30 on the peloton with 170 kilometres to go.

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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_gzl.png Senyenov'wins the second mountain sprint ahead of pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_pum.png Sagiv and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_mji.png Uchima. Though even more interestingly, the gap with the peloton got reduced by one minute.. Will they get caught early on?

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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_yor.png Fenn and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_grg.png Van Niekerk were dropped from the leaders on the climb and got swallowed up by the peloton. The other five are still going strong now, and the peloton allows them to do so – 2,5 minutes already!

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Mountain sprint #3 was won by pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_ino.png Pranata! Quite far behind them, Tarvis sprints to second in front of Senyenov. This means the standings are as follows:

Sagiv 6
Uchima 6
Pranata 6
Senyenov 6
Tarvis 3

The next and final mountain sprint is a category 3 climb, with 6 points being given. So we might be in for a mini-finale soon...

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And that final KoM sprint was won by. *drumroll*.. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_gzl.png Senyenov! Uchima was ahead for quite a while, but Senyenov passed him on the final meters. That will be a nice jersey for him for at least one day.

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Time to focus on the stage win then. Iberia and Aegon are leading the chase. They have 4 minutes to make up with 60 kilometers to go. Shouldn't get too scary, but who knows?

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The chase is going fine.. But what was missed by the weather forecast were strong winds. And the peloton is splitting apart with 19 kilometers to go! None of the sprinters were affected, but some outsiders for the GC who have to hope to come back are:

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_grg.png Korsaeth
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_hug.png Gonzalez Salas
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_gzl.png Gretsch
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_tti.png Dal Col
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_prp.png Nascimento
and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_tti.png Yatsevich....

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.With 10 kilometers to go, this means only 101 riders are left in the peloton. The only rider from the break who is still ahead is pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_gzl.png Senyenov; the other riders used their white flag without too much of a struggle. He is 32 seconds ahead of the peloton, led by pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Brockhoff. The peloton still seems to be into chasing mode; no trains are being formed yet.

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6 kilometers to go and Senyenov seems to be tired. Iberia, Aegon and Festina aren't very scared of him anymore and are working on trains...

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And with 3 kilometers to go, we can see that Festina is the winner of the battle of the trains and is quite far ahead of Iberia's train! This is how the field currently looks like:

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Bar
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Santos
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Coquard
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fab.png Mohs
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_kmm.png Cavendishpcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Brockhoff
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Merino Criado
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Degenkolb
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_aeg.png Sbaragli
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_aeg.png Swiftpcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_afr.png Kennaugh
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_nvo.png Vantommepcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_ino.png Goss
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_eav.png Van der Lijke
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_ssc.png Guerao
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_prp.png Avelinopcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Van der Sanden
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_gnr.png Theuns


All other sprinters, such as pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_bgc.png Silvestre and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_cfe.png Lo Cicero, missed getting a train and likely won't be fighting for any top spots today...

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2 kilometers and Aegon's train managed to close the gap to Festina's! pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_aeg.png Swift and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Coquard should be the favourites to win this now. What can Iberia do on the left though?

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Aegon keeps going but Festina is exploding! It looks like they let pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Bar go on for way too long... Even Iberia on the right now look more solid.

This means pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_aeg.png Swift is in pole posiiton, but will likely get alone soon, and there's still a kilometer to go...

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Indeed, under the red kite, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_aeg.png Sbaragli has to let the pace go and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_aeg.png Swift immediately loses time to Iberia's train.Behind Degenkolb, Kennaugh and Goss are the ones looking for a gap to fancy their own chances!

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500 metres, Degenkolb was launched and is launching himself to the finish! Swift still has a top spot but is on damage control, Kennaugh, Guerao and Goss seem to be fighting for podium spots... Though Coquard has the highest pace right now; he finally went for it. But will it be too late?

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Far too late! pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Degenkolb is the winner of the first stage of his home tour! He was the fastest sprinter, but more importantly, had the train who kept the calmes and balanced theit energy the best. Congrats!

Kennaugh just held on to second (pic was taken a bit too late, sorry!) in front of Coquard, who simply started his sprint too late. Guerao finished fourth, in front of Cavendish. Swift went too early and managed the finish sixth place, which could've gotten a lot worse if the finish line was just a bit later.

Mohs, Avelino, Goss and Van der Lijke complete the top 10.

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After the top 10 there was a large gap to the number 11: Silvestre. Actually, the gap was so large that 15 seconds were given!!!

Another few names that couldn't make the top 10 but had potential to do so were Theuns (17th), Houle (22nd), Vantomme (24th) and Lo Cicero, who was too tired to sprint and fell outside of the top 50...

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The crosswinds inded causes some time gaps to appear. Only 67 riders finishes within the aforementioned 15 seconds, which means a lot of riders can say goodbye to their GC dreams...

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But let's get out of all the drama and watch pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Degenkolb enjoy his victory! He obviously leads the GC and spoints classification, too.

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And as announced, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_gzl.png Senyenov gets the mountain jersey!

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and that's not all for him as he takes the U25 jersey too, thanks to the help of bonification seconds! What a nice surprise!

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That's all for stage 1 of the Deutschland Tour. Tomorrow will feature another sprint. Revenge time for the sprinters, or will Degenkolb assert his dominance even more?

Results Stage 1
1John DegenkolbIberia - Team Degenkolb4h11'52
2Peter KennaughAir France - KLMs.t.
3Bryan CoquardFestina - Dexias.t.
4Óscar GueraoSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
5Mark CavendishKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
6Ben SwiftAegon - Lavazzas.t.
7Erik MohsFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
8Óscar AvelinoPorto - Prios.t.
9Matthew GossIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
10Nick Van der LijkeEA Vesuvios.t.
11Lasse Norman HansenNetia - Vonin+ 15
12Fabio SilvestreBerg Cycless.t.
13Jocelyn BarFestina - Dexias.t.
14Pedro Merino CriadoIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
15Emerson SantosFestina - Dexias.t.
16Ho-Ting KwokAir France - KLMs.t.
17Edward TheunsGenerali - EDFs.t.
18Kristian SbaragliAegon - Lavazzas.t.
19Alexander PorsevTeam Tinkoffs.t.
20Jerome CoppelCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
21Elia VivianiGenerali - EDFs.t.
22Hugo HouleRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
23Marcel KittelEA Vesuvios.t.
24Maxime VantommeNetia - Vonins.t.
25Andrea GuardiniFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
26Matthias BrändleSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
27Morgan KneiskyEA Vesuvios.t.
28Dominique CornuEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
29Dennis Van WindenBerg Cycless.t.
30Adrian MaloriTeam Tinkoffs.t.
31Artem SamolenkovTeam Tinkoffs.t.
32Luke DurbridgecycleYorkshires.t.
33Grzegorz StepniakFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
34Jérome GiauxCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
35Geert Van der SandenIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
36Wen Hao LiCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
37Jan BrockhoffIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
38Lucas SchädlichKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
39Jon AberasturiHugo Bosss.t.
40Cheng JiIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
41Westley GoughKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
42Anton VorobevTeam Tinkoffs.t.
43Björn ThurauAegon - Lavazzas.t.
44Tomohiro HayakawaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
45Phil BauhausAegon - Lavazzas.t.
46Stefan KungGenerali - EDFs.t.
47Artem OvechkinGenerali - EDFs.t.
48Elias AfewerkiEA Vesuvios.t.
49Charalampas KastrantasFestina - Dexias.t.
50Shiki KuroedaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
51Willi WillwohlKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
52Simon ClarkeAir France - KLMs.t.
53Bob JungelsEA Vesuvios.t.
54Jan GhyselinckGenerali - EDFs.t.
55Pierre RollandGenerali - EDFs.t.
56Manuele BoaroGazelles.t.
57Mathieu BernaudeauAir France - KLMs.t.
58Ivano Lo CiceroCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
59Roy GoldsteinFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
60Morten ReckwegNetia - Vonins.t.
61Joey RosskopfRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
62Roman SenyenovGazelles.t.
63Marcio PortelaBerg Cycless.t.
64Peeter TarvisEA Vesuvios.t.
65Emilien ViennetcycleYorkshires.t.
66Panagiotis VlatosFestina - Dexias.t.
67King Lok CheungMeiji - JR Easts.t.
68Aydar ZakarinTeam Tinkoff+ 2'34
69Fulgencio BruEA Vesuvio+ 2'53
70Abou SanogoCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
71Kouhei UchimaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
72Juan Abenhamar Gallego MartinIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
73Jan Drago PetelinCarrefour - ESPN+ 3'12
74Moreno MoserEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
75Pascal AckermannFestina - Dexias.t.
76Lukas PostlbergerSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
77Michael VingerlingEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
78Roman MaikinKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
79Fabio JakobsenEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
80Nikolaos IoannidisCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
81Gabor FejesGazelles.t.
82Andrei NechitaFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
83Guy SagivTeam Puma - SAP+ 4'13
84Noam CohenFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
85Pim LigthartHugo Bosss.t.
86Antonio CarvalhoPorto - Prios.t.
87Jimmy PranataIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
88Kristjan KorenGenerali - EDFs.t.
89Davide MartinelliAegon - Lavazzas.t.
90Kristian SobotaNetia - Vonins.t.
91Javier AramendíaHugo Bosss.t.
92Alfredo BalloniBerg Cycless.t.
93Artem NychIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
94Isaac SpeirsIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
95Hugo HofstetterAegon - Lavazzas.t.
96Bambang SuryadiSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
97Dmitry StrakhovTeam Tinkoffs.t.
98Pawel FranczakNetia - Vonins.t.
99Luca SterbiniGenerali - EDFs.t.
100Juraj SaganFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
101Florian ScheitKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
102Jasha SütterlinTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
103Bruno BorgesPorto - Prio+ 5'07
104Jonathan McEvoyBerg Cycless.t.
105Colin StüssiTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
106Giorgi NareklishviliPorto - Prios.t.
107Yudai ArashiroMeiji - JR Easts.t.
108Hsuan Ping HsuSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
109Michael OlssonGrieg - Eftels.t.
110Ziga GroseljIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
111Rok KorosecIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
112Luca WackermannTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
113Francisco Anton MartinTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
114Genki YamamotoMeiji - JR Easts.t.
115Saya KuroedaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
116Rodrigo NascimentoPorto - Prios.t.
117Josip RumacIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
118Klever CuasquerHugo Bosss.t.
119Leonardo BassoRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
120Thurakit BoonratanathanakornSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
121Jingbiao ZhaoMeiji - JR Easts.t.
122Mario Gonzalez SalasHugo Bosss.t.
123Daniel Alexander JaramilloIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
124Dusan KalabaIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
125Nicolas EdetAir France - KLMs.t.
126Michael VinkGrieg - Eftels.t.
127Filippo GannaEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
128Jakub SkalaAir France - KLMs.t.
129Jacques Janse van RensburgGazelles.t.
130Jurgen Van den BroeckEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
131Nikolas MaesIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
132Domen NovakIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
133Andreas StauffcycleYorkshires.t.
134Tao Geoghegan HartRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
135Iliyan KolevNetia - Vonins.t.
136Ricardo VilelaBerg Cycless.t.
137Matteo FabbroFestina - Dexias.t.
138Rhys GillettGrieg - Eftels.t.
139Ian RichardsonIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
140Ken Sebastian VassdalGrieg - Eftels.t.
141David BartlBerg Cycless.t.
142Nils PolittKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
143Louis VervaekeGazelles.t.
144Aberlardo AblenadoHugo Bosss.t.
145Jairo AgudeloGazelles.t.
146Stefan De BodGrieg - Eftels.t.
147Zouzou AndriafenomananiainaRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
148Giovanni CarboniAegon - Lavazzas.t.
149George AtkinscycleYorkshires.t.
150Truls Engen KorsaethGrieg - Eftels.t.
151Ivo OliveiraSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
152Ian StannardcycleYorkshires.t.
153Ivan García CortinaIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
154Jóanis Albert NielsenNetia - Vonins.t.
155Thomas KoepAegon - Lavazzas.t.
156Kiril YatsevichTeam Tinkoffs.t.
157Andrea Dal ColTeam Tinkoffs.t.
158Amine GaldouneEA Vesuvios.t.
159Nawuti LiphongyuSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
160Patrick GretschGazelles.t.
161Robin ManulangIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
162Sabelo MngometuluControl Teams.t.
163Dragan JasovicControl Teams.t.
164Michael KurthKraftwerk Man Machine+ 7'09
165Yu TakenouchicycleYorkshires.t.
166Nicolay CherkasovNetia - Vonins.t.
167Lluis MasPorto - Prios.t.
168Jaime CastrilloEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
169Alan BanaszekCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
170Roman LutsyshynAir France - KLM+ 8'15
171Clement ChevrierTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
172Marc SolerIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
173Wolfgang BurmannHugo Bosss.t.
174Tesfom OkbamariamIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ+ 8'33
175David GauduEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
176Andrew FenncycleYorkshires.t.
177Amaro AntunesBerg Cycless.t.
178David DrouinRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
179Cristian RaileanuGrieg - Eftels.t.
180Husain Al BasriControl Teams.t.
181Andrea ZordanGazelles.t.
182Aidan Van NiekerkGrieg - Eftels.t.
183Stelly RobertcycleYorkshires.t.
184Thomas BonninRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
185Andre LooijPorto - Prios.t.
186Jay LamoureuxRBC Pro Cycling+ 11'04
187Reda AadelPorto - Prio+ 11'49


General Classification
1John DegenkolbIberia - Team Degenkolb4h11'32
2Peter KennaughAir France - KLM+ 8
3Bryan CoquardFestina - Dexia+ 12
4Óscar GueraoSPAR - Shimano - SCG+ 20
5Mark CavendishKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
6Ben SwiftAegon - Lavazzas.t.
7Erik MohsFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
8Óscar AvelinoPorto - Prios.t.
9Matthew GossIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
10Nick Van der LijkeEA Vesuvios.t.
11Roman SenyenovGazelle+ 21
12Peeter TarvisEA Vesuvio+ 33
13Lasse Norman HansenNetia - Vonin+ 35
14Fabio SilvestreBerg Cycless.t.
15Jocelyn BarFestina - Dexias.t.
16Pedro Merino CriadoIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
17Emerson SantosFestina - Dexias.t.
18Ho-Ting KwokAir France - KLMs.t.
19Edward TheunsGenerali - EDFs.t.
20Kristian SbaragliAegon - Lavazzas.t.
21Alexander PorsevTeam Tinkoffs.t.
22Jerome CoppelCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
23Elia VivianiGenerali - EDFs.t.
24Hugo HouleRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
25Marcel KittelEA Vesuvios.t.
26Maxime VantommeNetia - Vonins.t.
27Andrea GuardiniFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
28Matthias BrändleSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
29Morgan KneiskyEA Vesuvios.t.
30Dominique CornuEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
31Dennis Van WindenBerg Cycless.t.
32Adrian MaloriTeam Tinkoffs.t.
33Artem SamolenkovTeam Tinkoffs.t.
34Luke DurbridgecycleYorkshires.t.
35Grzegorz StepniakFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
36Jérome GiauxCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
37Geert Van der SandenIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
38Wen Hao LiCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
39Jan BrockhoffIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
40Lucas SchädlichKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
41Jon AberasturiHugo Bosss.t.
42Cheng JiIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
43Westley GoughKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
44Anton VorobevTeam Tinkoffs.t.
45Björn ThurauAegon - Lavazzas.t.
46Tomohiro HayakawaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
47Phil BauhausAegon - Lavazzas.t.
48Stefan KungGenerali - EDFs.t.
49Artem OvechkinGenerali - EDFs.t.
50Elias AfewerkiEA Vesuvios.t.
51Charalampas KastrantasFestina - Dexias.t.
52Shiki KuroedaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
53Willi WillwohlKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
54Simon ClarkeAir France - KLMs.t.
55Bob JungelsEA Vesuvios.t.
56Jan GhyselinckGenerali - EDFs.t.
57Pierre RollandGenerali - EDFs.t.
58Manuele BoaroGazelles.t.
59Mathieu BernaudeauAir France - KLMs.t.
60Ivano Lo CiceroCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
61Roy GoldsteinFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
62Morten ReckwegNetia - Vonins.t.
63Joey RosskopfRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
64Marcio PortelaBerg Cycless.t.
65Emilien ViennetcycleYorkshires.t.
66Panagiotis VlatosFestina - Dexias.t.
67King Lok CheungMeiji - JR Easts.t.
68Aydar ZakarinTeam Tinkoff+ 2'54
69Kouhei UchimaMeiji - JR East+ 2'57
70Fulgencio BruEA Vesuvio+ 3'13
71Abou SanogoCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
72Juan Abenhamar Gallego MartinIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
73Jan Drago PetelinCarrefour - ESPN+ 3'32
74Moreno MoserEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
75Pascal AckermannFestina - Dexias.t.
76Lukas PostlbergerSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
77Michael VingerlingEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
78Roman MaikinKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
79Fabio JakobsenEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
80Nikolaos IoannidisCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
81Gabor FejesGazelles.t.
82Andrei NechitaFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
83Guy SagivTeam Puma - SAP+ 4'31
84Jimmy PranataIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
85Noam CohenFablok - Bank BGZ+ 4'33
86Pim LigthartHugo Bosss.t.
87Antonio CarvalhoPorto - Prios.t.
88Kristjan KorenGenerali - EDFs.t.
89Davide MartinelliAegon - Lavazzas.t.
90Kristian SobotaNetia - Vonins.t.
91Javier AramendíaHugo Bosss.t.
92Alfredo BalloniBerg Cycless.t.
93Artem NychIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
94Isaac SpeirsIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
95Hugo HofstetterAegon - Lavazzas.t.
96Bambang SuryadiSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
97Dmitry StrakhovTeam Tinkoffs.t.
98Pawel FranczakNetia - Vonins.t.
99Luca SterbiniGenerali - EDFs.t.
100Juraj SaganFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
101Florian ScheitKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
102Jasha SütterlinTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
103Bruno BorgesPorto - Prio+ 5'27
104Jonathan McEvoyBerg Cycless.t.
105Colin StüssiTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
106Giorgi NareklishviliPorto - Prios.t.
107Yudai ArashiroMeiji - JR Easts.t.
108Hsuan Ping HsuSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
109Michael OlssonGrieg - Eftels.t.
110Ziga GroseljIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
111Rok KorosecIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
112Luca WackermannTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
113Francisco Anton MartinTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
114Genki YamamotoMeiji - JR Easts.t.
115Saya KuroedaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
116Rodrigo NascimentoPorto - Prios.t.
117Josip RumacIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
118Klever CuasquerHugo Bosss.t.
119Leonardo BassoRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
120Thurakit BoonratanathanakornSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
121Jingbiao ZhaoMeiji - JR Easts.t.
122Mario Gonzalez SalasHugo Bosss.t.
123Daniel Alexander JaramilloIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
124Dusan KalabaIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
125Nicolas EdetAir France - KLMs.t.
126Michael VinkGrieg - Eftels.t.
127Filippo GannaEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
128Jakub SkalaAir France - KLMs.t.
129Jacques Janse van RensburgGazelles.t.
130Jurgen Van den BroeckEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
131Nikolas MaesIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
132Domen NovakIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
133Andreas StauffcycleYorkshires.t.
134Tao Geoghegan HartRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
135Iliyan KolevNetia - Vonins.t.
136Ricardo VilelaBerg Cycless.t.
137Matteo FabbroFestina - Dexias.t.
138Rhys GillettGrieg - Eftels.t.
139Ian RichardsonIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
140Ken Sebastian VassdalGrieg - Eftels.t.
141David BartlBerg Cycless.t.
142Nils PolittKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
143Louis VervaekeGazelles.t.
144Aberlardo AblenadoHugo Bosss.t.
145Jairo AgudeloGazelles.t.
146Stefan De BodGrieg - Eftels.t.
147Zouzou AndriafenomananiainaRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
148Giovanni CarboniAegon - Lavazzas.t.
149George AtkinscycleYorkshires.t.
150Truls Engen KorsaethGrieg - Eftels.t.
151Ivo OliveiraSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
152Ian StannardcycleYorkshires.t.
153Ivan García CortinaIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
154Jóanis Albert NielsenNetia - Vonins.t.
155Thomas KoepAegon - Lavazzas.t.
156Kiril YatsevichTeam Tinkoffs.t.
157Andrea Dal ColTeam Tinkoffs.t.
158Amine GaldouneEA Vesuvios.t.
159Nawuti LiphongyuSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
160Patrick GretschGazelles.t.
161Robin ManulangIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
162Sabelo MngometuluControl Teams.t.
163Dragan JasovicControl Teams.t.
164Michael KurthKraftwerk Man Machine+ 7'29
165Yu TakenouchicycleYorkshires.t.
166Nicolay CherkasovNetia - Vonins.t.
167Lluis MasPorto - Prios.t.
168Jaime CastrilloEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
169Alan BanaszekCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
170Roman LutsyshynAir France - KLM+ 8'35
171Clement ChevrierTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
172Marc SolerIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
173Wolfgang BurmannHugo Bosss.t.
174Tesfom OkbamariamIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ+ 8'53
175David GauduEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
176Andrew FenncycleYorkshires.t.
177Amaro AntunesBerg Cycless.t.
178David DrouinRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
179Cristian RaileanuGrieg - Eftels.t.
180Husain Al BasriControl Teams.t.
181Andrea ZordanGazelles.t.
182Aidan Van NiekerkGrieg - Eftels.t.
183Stelly RobertcycleYorkshires.t.
184Thomas BonninRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
185Andre LooijPorto - Prios.t.
186Jay LamoureuxRBC Pro Cycling+ 11'24
187Reda AadelPorto - Prio+ 12'09


Points Classification
1John DegenkolbIberia - Team Degenkolb25
2Peter KennaughAir France - KLM20
3Kouhei UchimaMeiji - JR East16
4Bryan CoquardFestina - Dexia16
5Roman SenyenovGazelle14
6Óscar GueraoSPAR - Shimano - SCG14
7Mark CavendishKraftwerk Man Machine12
8Ben SwiftAegon - Lavazza10
9Erik MohsFablok - Bank BGZ9
10Óscar AvelinoPorto - Prio8
11Matthew GossIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ7
12Nick Van der LijkeEA Vesuvio6
13Lasse Norman HansenNetia - Vonin5
14Fabio SilvestreBerg Cycles4
15Jocelyn BarFestina - Dexia3
16Jimmy PranataIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ2
17Peeter TarvisEA Vesuvio2
18Guy SagivTeam Puma - SAP2
19Pedro Merino CriadoIberia - Team Degenkolb2
20Emerson SantosFestina - Dexia1


Mountain Classification
1Roman SenyenovGazelle12
2Kouhei UchimaMeiji - JR East10
3Guy SagivTeam Puma - SAP8
4Jimmy PranataIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ6
5Peeter TarvisEA Vesuvio3


U25 Classification
1Roman SenyenovGazelle4h11'53 (1)
2Peeter TarvisEA Vesuvio+ 12 (2)
3Artem SamolenkovTeam Tinkoff+ 14 (3)
4Jan BrockhoffIberia - Team Degenkolb+ 14 (4)
5Phil BauhausAegon - Lavazza+ 14 (5)
6Stefan KungGenerali - EDF+ 14 (6)
7Willi WillwohlKraftwerk Man Machine+ 14 (7)
8Roy GoldsteinFablok - Bank BGZ+ 14 (8)


Teams Classification
1Festina - Dexia12h36'06 (1)
2Iberia - Team Degenkolb+ 0 (2)
3EA Vesuvio+ 0 (3)
4Fablok - Bank BGZ+ 0 (4)
5Aegon - Lavazza+ 0 (5)
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