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Deutschland Tour – Stage 2


Stage two of the Deutschland Tour and it's another one for the sprinters. Though this one features a lot more hills in the first half of the stage. If no gaps will appear there (and that if is a big one!), it might cause the sprinters who have some puncheur abilities to have that little bit of extra near the end that could net them a stage win in Wolfsburg.

The bookies believe this is the case... Though they also did yesterday for little reason. As apart from yesterday's winner and GC leader pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Degenkolb, 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 are mentioned as the favourites. It should give them a little morale boost at least, as they had no influence on the result yesterday.

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The first break that managed to pass the front of the peloton was by pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_afr.png Edet and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_pum.png Wackermann. Who's going to join them?

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Nine riders try to do so, including.. Yes, you've seen in right, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Degenkolb! I guess he just followed his wheel and got in the break somehow, but at least it'll save his teammates a bit of work having to chase this large break.

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This means Edet and Wackermann are the only ones ahead at the first moutain sprint, which Edet wins with ease.

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Once again a large group tries to break away.. And once again pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Degenkolb is in it... What the heck!

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Finally he allows one more rider to break away. Likely because he, just like Edet and Wackermann isn't a threat to the GC at all. I'm taking about pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_ssc.png Boonratanathanakorn, who is confirmed as one of the three riders in the break of the day!

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Edet takes the second mountain sprint for minor points. This will get interesting for him though, as two category 3 climbs are coming up. And he only needs two more points to tie Senyenov for the KoM jersey.

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He doesn't manage to win the first one though. In fact, he only gets last. This means we will see another fight for the KoM jersey on the final climb, as the standings are now as follows:

Senyenov 12
Edet 12
Unchima 10
Boonratanathanakorn 9
Wackermann 8

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And Wackermann wins the final sprint with ease. Edet seems to have spent too much energy at the first sprints and is third once again...

This means the standings are this stage will be:

Wackermann 14
Edet 14
Boonratanathanakorn 13
Senyenov 12

We'll have to wait and see how the organisers handle this tie!

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Both the breakaway and the pack end the downhill without any problems. The breakaway still has 5 minutes with 70 kilometers to go though, which triggers a lot of teams to join Iberia in the chase. This mainly includes Carrefour, Áegon, Fablok and Festina.

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And this great work between the many teams means the break has almost zero chance to succeed. With 17 kilometers to go, Wackermann is giving it one last try. He's still around a minute ahead of the peloton. How long can he hold on?

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Not very long.. In fact Edet and Boonratanathanakorn work together and get him back. They can't start looking at each other now though and have to keep working together, as the pack is nearing rapidly...

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They do hoewever, and almost reach a sur place... Which triggers Wackermann to try it again!

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He doesn't stand a chance against the storming peloton though. Which means it's bunch sprint time!

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3 Kilometers to go and we can once again see 3 trains: Iberia's Festina's and Aegon's. Aegon's in the furthest behind, though thtye may have learned from yesterday and decided to storm up a bit later this time.

Let's take a closer look, shall we?

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Van der Sandenpcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Bar
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Merino Criadopcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Coquard
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Degenkolbpcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Nychpcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Santos
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_yor.png Stauffpcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_aeg.png Bauhauspcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fab.png Mohs
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Brockhoffpcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_prp.png Avelino
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_ino.png Goss
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_aeg.png Sbaraglipcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Gallego Martinpcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_eue.png Moser
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_aeg.png Swiftpcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Vlatospcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_cfe.png Lo Cicero


Which once again means that the punchier sprinters, who were marked as favourite, are invisible.

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2 kilometers and the only change we can see is that pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_nvo.png Vantomme managed to jump to Lo Cicero's wheel on the right. Aegon really needs to move up now though...

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Under the red kite we can see that the trains have completely fallen apart! Santos is about to let Coquard finish the job on the right, but Goss and Moser have decided to leave them and go by themself in the middle. Avelino, Lo cicero, Mohs and Vantomme are all in striking position, too.

Once again Degenkolb seems the chillest however, both him and his leadout Merino Criado are yet to show any agression.

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700 metres... Moser is now up front, what a surprise would it be if he could keep this up! Goss in in second, in front of top favourites Degenkolb and Lo Cicero, Others, including Swift and Coquard, will need a great burst of speed if they want to win today.

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400 metres. Moser and Goss are slowing down, allowing Degenkolb to get next to them! Swift is also getting to top speed on the left.

This seems to be Degenkolb's once again, unless Moser can hang on.... Or can anyone still skyrocket to first place?

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Ohh, Swift is getting close...

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Though it's not enough!pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Degenkolb wins for the second day in a row, in front of pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_aeg.png Swift. And the German crowd goes wild!

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_prp.png Avelino passes pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_eue.png Moser on the line to get third, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_yor.png Stauff finishes fifth. Lo Cicero, Mohs, Vantomme, Guerao and Goss complete the top 10.

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Yesterday's surprise pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_afr.png Kennaugh couldn't do much today and finishes 13th. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_eav.png Van der Lijke also couldn't benefit from the hlllier stage: 11th for him, far behind the top 10.

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The biggest disappointment today however was pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_kmm.png Cavendish, he only finishes 15th....

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Time for the podium then, at which we can see that obviously pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Degenkolb leads the first three classifications!

Kennaugh, Swift, Avelino and Coquard are the other riders with bonification seconds and will start the time trial as the top 5.

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And finally, as for the KoM jersey... Well, for some reason pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_pum.png Wackermann has 16 points instead of 14, even though I counted many times. Home adventage? Corrupt juries? Or am I just dumb? No clue, but he will wear the KoM jersey tomorrow!

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That's it for stage 2.. And now that the sprinters have had their fun (for now), it's time for the GC-deciding time trial. Until then!

Results Stage 2
1John DegenkolbIberia - Team Degenkolb3h53'31
2Ben SwiftAegon - Lavazzas.t.
3Óscar AvelinoPorto - Prios.t.
4Moreno MoserEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
5Andreas StauffcycleYorkshires.t.
6Ivano Lo CiceroCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
7Erik MohsFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
8Maxime VantommeNetia - Vonins.t.
9Óscar GueraoSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
10Matthew GossIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
11Bryan CoquardFestina - Dexias.t.
12Kristian SbaragliAegon - Lavazzas.t.
13Pedro Merino CriadoIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
14Nick Van der LijkeEA Vesuvios.t.
15Peter KennaughAir France - KLMs.t.
16Emerson SantosFestina - Dexias.t.
17Mark CavendishKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
18Jocelyn BarFestina - Dexias.t.
19Phil BauhausAegon - Lavazzas.t.
20Geert Van der SandenIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
21Elias AfewerkiEA Vesuvios.t.
22Lasse Norman HansenNetia - Vonins.t.
23Jérome GiauxCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
24Tomohiro HayakawaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
25Ho-Ting KwokAir France - KLMs.t.
26Elia VivianiGenerali - EDFs.t.
27Jerome CoppelCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
28Björn ThurauAegon - Lavazzas.t.
29Jon AberasturiHugo Bosss.t.
30Alan BanaszekCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
31Ivan García CortinaIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
32Panagiotis VlatosFestina - Dexias.t.
33Michael KurthKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
34Jan BrockhoffIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
35Ivo OliveiraSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
36Charalampas KastrantasFestina - Dexias.t.
37Stefan KungGenerali - EDFs.t.
38Dominique CornuEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
39Adrian MaloriTeam Tinkoffs.t.
40Wen Hao LiCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
41Bruno BorgesPorto - Prios.t.
42Fabio SilvestreBerg Cycless.t.
43Amine GaldouneEA Vesuvios.t.
44Willi WillwohlKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
45Matthias BrändleSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
46Hugo HouleRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
47Pawel FranczakNetia - Vonins.t.
48Dennis Van WindenBerg Cycless.t.
49Lucas SchädlichKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
50Marcel KittelEA Vesuvios.t.
51Morgan KneiskyEA Vesuvios.t.
52Edward TheunsGenerali - EDFs.t.
53Artem SamolenkovTeam Tinkoffs.t.
54Jonathan McEvoyBerg Cycless.t.
55Luke DurbridgecycleYorkshires.t.
56Roman MaikinKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
57Jan GhyselinckGenerali - EDFs.t.
58George AtkinscycleYorkshires.t.
59Iliyan KolevNetia - Vonins.t.
60Amaro AntunesBerg Cycless.t.
61David GauduEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
62Dmitry StrakhovTeam Tinkoffs.t.
63Emilien ViennetcycleYorkshires.t.
64Fabio JakobsenEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
65Marcio PortelaBerg Cycless.t.
66Luca SterbiniGenerali - EDFs.t.
67Artem NychIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
68Kristian SobotaNetia - Vonins.t.
69Noam CohenFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
70Matteo FabbroFestina - Dexias.t.
71Pascal AckermannFestina - Dexias.t.
72Juan Abenhamar Gallego MartinIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
73Aydar ZakarinTeam Tinkoffs.t.
74Kouhei UchimaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
75Roman LutsyshynAir France - KLMs.t.
76Artem OvechkinGenerali - EDFs.t.
77Genki YamamotoMeiji - JR Easts.t.
78Nawuti LiphongyuSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
79Hsuan Ping HsuSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
80Bob JungelsEA Vesuvios.t.
81Peeter TarvisEA Vesuvios.t.
82Fulgencio BruEA Vesuvios.t.
83Abou SanogoCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
84Jóanis Albert NielsenNetia - Vonins.t.
85Davide MartinelliAegon - Lavazzas.t.
86Husain Al BasriControl Teams.t.
87Jay LamoureuxRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
88Florian ScheitKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
89Joey RosskopfRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
90Dragan JasovicControl Teams.t.
91Morten ReckwegNetia - Vonins.t.
92Jaime CastrilloEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
93Westley GoughKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
94Alexander PorsevTeam Tinkoffs.t.
95Sabelo MngometuluControl Teams.t.
96Filippo GannaEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
97Jakub SkalaAir France - KLMs.t.
98Andrew FenncycleYorkshires.t.
99Nils PolittKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
100Kristjan KorenGenerali - EDFs.t.
101Jan Drago PetelinCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
102King Lok CheungMeiji - JR Easts.t.
103Josip RumacIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
104Mathieu BernaudeauAir France - KLMs.t.
105Francisco Anton MartinTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
106Clement ChevrierTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
107Andrea ZordanGazelles.t.
108Nicolay CherkasovNetia - Vonins.t.
109Manuele BoaroGazelles.t.
110Guy SagivTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
111Yu TakenouchicycleYorkshires.t.
112Roy GoldsteinFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
113Ziga GroseljIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
114Thomas KoepAegon - Lavazzas.t.
115Rok KorosecIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
116Cheng JiIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
117David BartlBerg Cycless.t.
118Shiki KuroedaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
119Nikolaos IoannidisCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
120Jurgen Van den BroeckEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
121Dusan KalabaIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
122Antonio CarvalhoPorto - Prios.t.
123Pierre RollandGenerali - EDFs.t.
124Isaac SpeirsIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
125Pim LigthartHugo Bosss.t.
126Grzegorz StepniakFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
127Michael VingerlingEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
128Jasha SütterlinTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
129Lukas PostlbergerSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
130Klever CuasquerHugo Bosss.t.
131Tesfom OkbamariamIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
132Truls Engen KorsaethGrieg - Eftels.t.
133Anton VorobevTeam Tinkoffs.t.
134Jimmy PranataIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
135Giovanni CarboniAegon - Lavazzas.t.
136Hugo HofstetterAegon - Lavazzas.t.
137Robin ManulangIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
138Lluis MasPorto - Prios.t.
139Yudai ArashiroMeiji - JR Easts.t.
140Ricardo VilelaBerg Cycless.t.
141Bambang SuryadiSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
142Simon ClarkeAir France - KLMs.t.
143Nikolas MaesIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
144Leonardo BassoRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
145Daniel Alexander JaramilloIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
146Alfredo BalloniBerg Cycless.t.
147Andrea GuardiniFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
148Jingbiao ZhaoMeiji - JR Easts.t.
149Marc SolerIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
150Javier AramendíaHugo Bosss.t.
151Andrea Dal ColTeam Tinkoffs.t.
152Saya KuroedaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
153Mario Gonzalez SalasHugo Bosss.t.
154Michael VinkGrieg - Eftels.t.
155Kiril YatsevichTeam Tinkoffs.t.
156Rodrigo NascimentoPorto - Prios.t.
157Colin StüssiTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
158Patrick GretschGazelles.t.
159Michael OlssonGrieg - Eftels.t.
160Roman SenyenovGazelles.t.
161Ian StannardcycleYorkshires.t.
162Domen NovakIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
163Aidan Van NiekerkGrieg - Eftels.t.
164Juraj SaganFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
165Gabor FejesGazelles.t.
166Giorgi NareklishviliPorto - Prios.t.
167Ken Sebastian VassdalGrieg - Eftels.t.
168Stefan De BodGrieg - Eftels.t.
169Andrei NechitaFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
170Andre LooijPorto - Prios.t.
171Reda AadelPorto - Prios.t.
172Jacques Janse van RensburgGazelles.t.
173Luca WackermannTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
174Thomas BonninRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
175Ian RichardsonIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
176Cristian RaileanuGrieg - Eftels.t.
177Tao Geoghegan HartRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
178Aberlardo AblenadoHugo Bosss.t.
179Wolfgang BurmannHugo Bosss.t.
180Rhys GillettGrieg - Eftels.t.
181Stelly RobertcycleYorkshires.t.
182David DrouinRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
183Zouzou AndriafenomananiainaRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
184Louis VervaekeGazelles.t.
185Jairo AgudeloGazelles.t.
186Thurakit BoonratanathanakornSPAR - Shimano - SCG+ 3'52
187Nicolas EdetAir France - KLMs.t.


General Classification
1John DegenkolbIberia - Team Degenkolb8h04'43
2Peter KennaughAir France - KLM+ 26
3Ben SwiftAegon - Lavazza+ 28
4Óscar AvelinoPorto - Prio+ 32
5Bryan CoquardFestina - Dexias.t.
6Óscar GueraoSPAR - Shimano - SCG+ 40
7Erik MohsFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
8Matthew GossIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
9Mark CavendishKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
10Nick Van der LijkeEA Vesuvios.t.
11Roman SenyenovGazelle+ 41
12Peeter TarvisEA Vesuvio+ 53
13Pedro Merino CriadoIberia - Team Degenkolb+ 55
14Kristian SbaragliAegon - Lavazzas.t.
15Jocelyn BarFestina - Dexias.t.
16Emerson SantosFestina - Dexias.t.
17Maxime VantommeNetia - Vonins.t.
18Lasse Norman HansenNetia - Vonins.t.
19Ho-Ting KwokAir France - KLMs.t.
20Jerome CoppelCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
21Elia VivianiGenerali - EDFs.t.
22Fabio SilvestreBerg Cycless.t.
23Geert Van der SandenIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
24Jérome GiauxCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
25Phil BauhausAegon - Lavazzas.t.
26Ivano Lo CiceroCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
27Dominique CornuEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
28Hugo HouleRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
29Jon AberasturiHugo Bosss.t.
30Tomohiro HayakawaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
31Edward TheunsGenerali - EDFs.t.
32Adrian MaloriTeam Tinkoffs.t.
33Elias AfewerkiEA Vesuvios.t.
34Matthias BrändleSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
35Jan BrockhoffIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
36Björn ThurauAegon - Lavazzas.t.
37Marcel KittelEA Vesuvios.t.
38Wen Hao LiCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
39Dennis Van WindenBerg Cycless.t.
40Morgan KneiskyEA Vesuvios.t.
41Stefan KungGenerali - EDFs.t.
42Artem SamolenkovTeam Tinkoffs.t.
43Charalampas KastrantasFestina - Dexias.t.
44Luke DurbridgecycleYorkshires.t.
45Lucas SchädlichKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
46Willi WillwohlKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
47Panagiotis VlatosFestina - Dexias.t.
48Jan GhyselinckGenerali - EDFs.t.
49Alexander PorsevTeam Tinkoffs.t.
50Artem OvechkinGenerali - EDFs.t.
51Marcio PortelaBerg Cycless.t.
52Emilien ViennetcycleYorkshires.t.
53Bob JungelsEA Vesuvios.t.
54Westley GoughKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
55Joey RosskopfRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
56Morten ReckwegNetia - Vonins.t.
57Cheng JiIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
58Grzegorz StepniakFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
59Mathieu BernaudeauAir France - KLMs.t.
60Manuele BoaroGazelles.t.
61Shiki KuroedaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
62King Lok CheungMeiji - JR Easts.t.
63Roy GoldsteinFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
64Andrea GuardiniFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
65Anton VorobevTeam Tinkoffs.t.
66Pierre RollandGenerali - EDFs.t.
67Simon ClarkeAir France - KLMs.t.
68Aydar ZakarinTeam Tinkoff+ 3'14
69Kouhei UchimaMeiji - JR East+ 3'17
70Juan Abenhamar Gallego MartinIberia - Team Degenkolb+ 3'33
71Fulgencio BruEA Vesuvios.t.
72Abou SanogoCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
73Moreno MoserEuskaltel - Elior+ 3'52
74Roman MaikinKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
75Fabio JakobsenEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
76Pascal AckermannFestina - Dexias.t.
77Jan Drago PetelinCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
78Nikolaos IoannidisCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
79Michael VingerlingEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
80Lukas PostlbergerSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
81Gabor FejesGazelles.t.
82Andrei NechitaFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
83Guy SagivTeam Puma - SAP+ 4'51
84Jimmy PranataIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
85Pawel FranczakNetia - Vonin+ 4'53
86Noam CohenFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
87Kristian SobotaNetia - Vonins.t.
88Dmitry StrakhovTeam Tinkoffs.t.
89Artem NychIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
90Luca SterbiniGenerali - EDFs.t.
91Davide MartinelliAegon - Lavazzas.t.
92Kristjan KorenGenerali - EDFs.t.
93Florian ScheitKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
94Antonio CarvalhoPorto - Prios.t.
95Pim LigthartHugo Bosss.t.
96Isaac SpeirsIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
97Jasha SütterlinTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
98Hugo HofstetterAegon - Lavazzas.t.
99Bambang SuryadiSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
100Alfredo BalloniBerg Cycless.t.
101Javier AramendíaHugo Bosss.t.
102Juraj SaganFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
103Luca WackermannTeam Puma - SAP+ 5'29
104Andreas StauffcycleYorkshire+ 5'47
105Bruno BorgesPorto - Prios.t.
106Jonathan McEvoyBerg Cycless.t.
107Ivan García CortinaIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
108Ivo OliveiraSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
109Hsuan Ping HsuSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
110Genki YamamotoMeiji - JR Easts.t.
111Iliyan KolevNetia - Vonins.t.
112Amine GaldouneEA Vesuvios.t.
113Matteo FabbroFestina - Dexias.t.
114George AtkinscycleYorkshires.t.
115Francisco Anton MartinTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
116Josip RumacIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
117Ziga GroseljIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
118Filippo GannaEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
119Jakub SkalaAir France - KLMs.t.
120Rok KorosecIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
121Nawuti LiphongyuSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
122Jóanis Albert NielsenNetia - Vonins.t.
123Nils PolittKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
124Dusan KalabaIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
125Yudai ArashiroMeiji - JR Easts.t.
126Klever CuasquerHugo Bosss.t.
127Jurgen Van den BroeckEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
128Dragan JasovicControl Teams.t.
129Sabelo MngometuluControl Teams.t.
130David BartlBerg Cycless.t.
131Colin StüssiTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
132Leonardo BassoRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
133Saya KuroedaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
134Michael OlssonGrieg - Eftels.t.
135Daniel Alexander JaramilloIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
136Jingbiao ZhaoMeiji - JR Easts.t.
137Thomas KoepAegon - Lavazzas.t.
138Giorgi NareklishviliPorto - Prios.t.
139Rodrigo NascimentoPorto - Prios.t.
140Nikolas MaesIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
141Mario Gonzalez SalasHugo Bosss.t.
142Ricardo VilelaBerg Cycless.t.
143Michael VinkGrieg - Eftels.t.
144Truls Engen KorsaethGrieg - Eftels.t.
145Giovanni CarboniAegon - Lavazzas.t.
146Domen NovakIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
147Robin ManulangIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
148Jacques Janse van RensburgGazelles.t.
149Ken Sebastian VassdalGrieg - Eftels.t.
150Andrea Dal ColTeam Tinkoffs.t.
151Tao Geoghegan HartRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
152Kiril YatsevichTeam Tinkoffs.t.
153Ian StannardcycleYorkshires.t.
154Ian RichardsonIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
155Stefan De BodGrieg - Eftels.t.
156Rhys GillettGrieg - Eftels.t.
157Patrick GretschGazelles.t.
158Aberlardo AblenadoHugo Bosss.t.
159Louis VervaekeGazelles.t.
160Jairo AgudeloGazelles.t.
161Zouzou AndriafenomananiainaRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
162Michael KurthKraftwerk Man Machine+ 7'49
163Alan BanaszekCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
164Jaime CastrilloEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
165Nicolay CherkasovNetia - Vonins.t.
166Yu TakenouchicycleYorkshires.t.
167Lluis MasPorto - Prios.t.
168Roman LutsyshynAir France - KLM+ 8'55
169Clement ChevrierTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
170Marc SolerIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
171Wolfgang BurmannHugo Bosss.t.
172David GauduEuskaltel - Elior+ 9'13
173Amaro AntunesBerg Cycless.t.
174Husain Al BasriControl Teams.t.
175Andrew FenncycleYorkshires.t.
176Andrea ZordanGazelles.t.
177Tesfom OkbamariamIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
178Aidan Van NiekerkGrieg - Eftels.t.
179Cristian RaileanuGrieg - Eftels.t.
180Andre LooijPorto - Prios.t.
181Thomas BonninRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
182David DrouinRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
183Stelly RobertcycleYorkshires.t.
184Nicolas EdetAir France - KLM+ 9'29
185Thurakit BoonratanathanakornSPAR - Shimano - SCG+ 9'33
186Jay LamoureuxRBC Pro Cycling+ 11'44
187Reda AadelPorto - Prio+ 12'29


Points Classification
1John DegenkolbIberia - Team Degenkolb2550
2Ben SwiftAegon - Lavazza2030
3Óscar AvelinoPorto - Prio1624
4Peter KennaughAir France - KLM323
5Bryan CoquardFestina - Dexia521
6Óscar GueraoSPAR - Shimano - SCG721
7Erik MohsFablok - Bank BGZ918
8Luca WackermannTeam Puma - SAP1818
9Kouhei UchimaMeiji - JR East016
10Roman SenyenovGazelle014
11Moreno MoserEuskaltel - Elior1414
12Matthew GossIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ613
13Mark CavendishKraftwerk Man Machine012
14Andreas StauffcycleYorkshire1212
15Ivano Lo CiceroCarrefour - ESPN1010
16Nicolas EdetAir France - KLM1010
17Nick Van der LijkeEA Vesuvio28
18Maxime VantommeNetia - Vonin88
19Thurakit BoonratanathanakornSPAR - Shimano - SCG66
20Lasse Norman HansenNetia - Vonin05
21Pedro Merino CriadoIberia - Team Degenkolb35
22Fabio SilvestreBerg Cycles04
23Kristian SbaragliAegon - Lavazza44
24Jocelyn BarFestina - Dexia03
25Peeter TarvisEA Vesuvio02
26Guy SagivTeam Puma - SAP02
27Jimmy PranataIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ02
28Emerson SantosFestina - Dexia01


Mountain Classification
1Luca WackermannTeam Puma - SAP1616
2Nicolas EdetAir France - KLM1414
3Roman SenyenovGazelle012
4Thurakit BoonratanathanakornSPAR - Shimano - SCG1111
5Kouhei UchimaMeiji - JR East010
6Guy SagivTeam Puma - SAP08
7Jimmy PranataIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ06
8Peeter TarvisEA Vesuvio03
9Ziga GroseljIsostar - Slovenija11


U25 Classification
1Roman SenyenovGazelle8h05'24 (1)
2Peeter TarvisEA Vesuvio+ 12 (2)
3Phil BauhausAegon - Lavazza+ 14 (3)
4Jan BrockhoffIberia - Team Degenkolb+ 14 (4)
5Stefan KungGenerali - EDF+ 14 (5)
6Artem SamolenkovTeam Tinkoff+ 14 (6)
7Willi WillwohlKraftwerk Man Machine+ 14 (7)
8Roy GoldsteinFablok - Bank BGZ+ 14 (8)


Teams Classification
1EA Vesuvio24h16'39 (1)
2Fablok - Bank BGZ+ 0 (2)
3Aegon - Lavazza+ 0 (3)
4Kraftwerk Man Machine+ 0 (4)
5Festina - Dexia+ 0 (5)
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