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Deutschland Tour - Stage 5
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Posted on 05-07-2019 04:50
Deutschland Tour – Stage 5


The storm has passed and the sun has set. But the Deutschland Tour isn't entirely over yet. (ayy!) One more stage has to be ridden around Hannover before pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_cfe.png Coppel can be absolutely sure of the victory in this Tour.

It's a sprinter stage once again, and like stage 2, it has some hills in the first two thirds but ends almost pan flat. It shouldn't tire out most of the sprinters. This means pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Degenkolb has another chance to show his dominance in the sprint. Or will riders like pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_aeg.png Swift, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Coquard and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_cfe.png Lo Cicero finally step up? Assuming this stage won't end up in a breakaway victory like yesterday, that is.

Also interesting – this stage features quite a lot of hills. Can anyone still pass pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_pum.png Wackermann and steal the KoM jersey away from him on the final day?

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So let's get started!'After only 10 kilometers, six riders have two minutes over the pack. The names are:

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_ssc.png Postlberger
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_tti.png Dal Col
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_nvo.png Kolev
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_prp.png Nareklishvili
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_rbc.png Drouin
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_gzl.png Fejes

No treats to the GC, and no one has KoM jersey either. This will please pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_pum.png Wackermann, though more than 16 points can be gained if someone wins most of the KoM sprints.

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And pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_ssc.png Postlberger seems to be the most greedy to claim the KoM jersye. After three climbs, he already has 13 points!

Also, the breakaway already has 9 minutes...

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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_ssc.png Postlberger also wins the fourth KoM sprint and has virtually claimed the KoM jersey already!

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As Postlberger also wins the final KoM sprint, with 61 kilometers to go, their lead is only 3 minutes. Seems like the sprinters' teams have learned from yesterday.

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And indeed, Festina catches the breakaway with 6 kilometers to go. It's time for a bunch sprint again! Can anyone beat pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Degenkolb this time and at least leave the Tour with a good feeling?

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And it seems like it will become a weird one. Seven riders have a gap over the rest of the peloton with 2,5 kilometers to go:

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Barpcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Kastrantas
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Santospcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Brockhoff
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Coquardpcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fab.png Mohs
pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_prp.png Avelino

Yes, Festina is leading both trains... Kastrantas should be looking to slow down the right one, as Coquard has the best odds of the top sprinters right now: Degenkolb and Swift are quite far behind!

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2 kilometers. Kastrantas indeed broke the train on the right; Mohs and Avelino now joined Coquard's wheel. Aegon's train is now storming up to the left, but this is Coquard's one to lose!

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Under the red kite, Santos is still leading out Coquard beautifully. Mohs and Avelino however are trying to pass him on both sides! Looks like the winner will be one of these riders...

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600 metres to go and the order is now Avelino-Coquard-Mohs! Other sprinters like Swift and -especially- Degenkolb are too far behind and can now be ruled out for victory...

Coquard will be mad if he can't close this one...

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100 meters and.. Well, just look at that picture! This is so close, who is going to take the win?!

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The winner of the fifth and final stage of the Deutschland Tour is... Not pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_prp.png Avelino! That's all info I can give you right now! We'll have to wait for the juries to see who may step up on the podium!

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What we do know however is that Swift claimed the “best of the rest”-spot and became fourth. In front of Kennaugh, Degenkolb, Moser and Goss.

A small gap behind them, but leadouts Bauhaus and Van der Sanden complete the top 10.

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Van der Lijke (11th), Cavendish (12th), Vantomme (14th) and Guerao (16th) were some of the riders who couldn't find the right wheel and had another disappointing result. A Tour to forget for these riders for sure.

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And we can also see that a split has appeared in the peloton! And this makes some time trialists lose their position in the GC... Mostly pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_yor.png Viennet, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_gnr.png Ovechkin and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_kmm.png Schädlich, which may have cost their team some valuable points... A reminder to always stay sharp until the very end...

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Off to the podium then. First of all, we can announce today's winner. And it was pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fab.png Mohs! Another sprint, another German winner. Though it's a disappointment for pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fes.png Coquard who had the perfect train but couldn't finish off the job... Just.

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And then for the final GC. Respectfully, the top 10 didn't have to do much to claim their GC spot, as they only had to show up in one stage... But since a lot of riders wanted to do it, it's obviously a very good achievement.

And then one name easily overshadows the rest: The winner of stage 3 and thus also the winner of the Deutschland Tour, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_cfe.png Coppel! The freshman was the best time trialist and proves that, despite its unpredictably, in order to win time trial you just need to be damn good. Take notes, managers.

Behind him, completing the podium: pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_tti.png Vorobev and home favourite pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_eav.png Kittel. A surprise to see Vorobev here, as there were so many better time trialists. Kittel should've expected a top 5-result and will be pleased with his third place.

Two more surprises in fourth and fifth then: pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_afr.png Kwok and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_gnr.png Viviani!

Durbridge, Cornu, Vlatos, Brändle and Goldstein complete the top 10. Good results for Brändle and Goldstein, perhaps for Cornu too, but the other two probably would've wanted more.

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The best sprinter in the GC (pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_bgc.png Silvestre)
only finished 19th. But that's why there's a separate classification for them. And despite his mediocre stage 5, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_itd.png Degenkolb takes the points jersey with ease. That should do for him for sure!

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The KoM jersey then. As already announced, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_ssc.png Postlberger took this one from pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_pum.png Wackermann in the final stage. What wasn't announced however is that pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_gzl.png Fejes just passed him too. Bummer!

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And finally, the U25 classification. The top riders were settled at the TT and remained unchanged: pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_fab.png Goldstein takes it by 8 seconds over pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_gnr.png Kung. Sprinter pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_tti.png Samolenkov joins them on the podium, one and a half minute behind.

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And that's it for the 2018 edition of the Tour of Germany, aka the Deutschland Tour! Apart from a breakaway win in stage 4, it turned out quite as expected: Time trialists on top, with pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2018/Micro/mg18_cfe.png Coppel on the highest step on the podium. We hope you enjoyed the coverage and hope to see you in another broadcast soon!

Results Stage 5
1Erik MohsFablok - Bank BGZ4h40'34
2Bryan CoquardFestina - Dexias.t.
3Óscar AvelinoPorto - Prios.t.
4Ben SwiftAegon - Lavazzas.t.
5Peter KennaughAir France - KLMs.t.
6John DegenkolbIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
7Moreno MoserEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
8Matthew GossIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
9Phil BauhausAegon - Lavazzas.t.
10Geert Van der SandenIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
11Nick Van der LijkeEA Vesuvios.t.
12Mark CavendishKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
13Simon ClarkeAir France - KLMs.t.
14Maxime VantommeNetia - Vonins.t.
15Hugo HouleRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
16Óscar GueraoSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
17Jan BrockhoffIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
18Fabio SilvestreBerg Cycless.t.
19Elias AfewerkiEA Vesuvios.t.
20Tomohiro HayakawaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
21Pedro Merino CriadoIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
22Emerson SantosFestina - Dexias.t.
23Ho-Ting KwokAir France - KLMs.t.
24Kristian SbaragliAegon - Lavazzas.t.
25Alexander PorsevTeam Tinkoffs.t.
26Jerome CoppelCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
27Jocelyn BarFestina - Dexias.t.
28Jérome GiauxCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
29Lasse Norman HansenNetia - Vonins.t.
30Andrea GuardiniFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
31Adrian MaloriTeam Tinkoffs.t.
32Willi WillwohlKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
33Grzegorz StepniakFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
34Ivano Lo CiceroCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
35Elia VivianiGenerali - EDFs.t.
36Artem SamolenkovTeam Tinkoffs.t.
37Jingbiao ZhaoMeiji - JR Easts.t.
38Anton VorobevTeam Tinkoffs.t.
39Björn ThurauAegon - Lavazzas.t.
40Marcel KittelEA Vesuvios.t.
41Dominique CornuEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
42Kristjan KorenGenerali - EDFs.t.
43Edward TheunsGenerali - EDFs.t.
44Matthias BrändleSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
45King Lok CheungMeiji - JR Easts.t.
46Luke DurbridgecycleYorkshires.t.
47Panagiotis VlatosFestina - Dexias.t.
48Charalampas KastrantasFestina - Dexias.t.
49Wen Hao LiCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
50Stefan KungGenerali - EDFs.t.
51Michael OlssonGrieg - Eftels.t.
52Andreas StauffcycleYorkshires.t.
53Shiki KuroedaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
54Amaro AntunesBerg Cycless.t.
55Guy SagivTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
56Roy GoldsteinFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
57Pawel FranczakNetia - Vonins.t.
58Pim LigthartHugo Bosss.t.
59Pascal AckermannFestina - Dexias.t.
60Ivo OliveiraSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
61Dennis Van WindenBerg Cycless.t.
62Bob JungelsEA Vesuvios.t.
63Juan Abenhamar Gallego MartinIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
64Manuele BoaroGazelles.t.
65Mathieu BernaudeauAir France - KLMs.t.
66Morgan KneiskyEA Vesuvio+ 1'55
67Isaac SpeirsIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
68Genki YamamotoMeiji - JR Easts.t.
69Westley GoughKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
70Jon AberasturiHugo Bosss.t.
71Lucas SchädlichKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
72Michael KurthKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
73Morten ReckwegNetia - Vonins.t.
74Roman LutsyshynAir France - KLMs.t.
75Cheng JiIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
76Saya KuroedaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
77Josip RumacIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
78Francisco Anton MartinTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
79George AtkinscycleYorkshires.t.
80Joey RosskopfRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
81Kouhei UchimaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
82Lluis MasPorto - Prios.t.
83Yudai ArashiroMeiji - JR Easts.t.
84Roman MaikinKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
85Peeter TarvisEA Vesuvios.t.
86Davide MartinelliAegon - Lavazzas.t.
87Nikolas MaesIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
88Jan GhyselinckGenerali - EDFs.t.
89Ivan García CortinaIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
90Artem OvechkinGenerali - EDFs.t.
91Kiril YatsevichTeam Tinkoffs.t.
92Juraj SaganFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
93Hugo HofstetterAegon - Lavazzas.t.
94Artem NychIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
95Emilien ViennetcycleYorkshires.t.
96Lukas PostlbergerSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
97Rhys GillettGrieg - Eftels.t.
98Ziga GroseljIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
99Thomas KoepAegon - Lavazzas.t.
100Jonathan McEvoyBerg Cycless.t.
101Pierre RollandGenerali - EDFs.t.
102Jakub SkalaAir France - KLMs.t.
103Truls Engen KorsaethGrieg - Eftels.t.
104Luca WackermannTeam Puma - SAP+ 2'42
105Bambang SuryadiSPAR - Shimano - SCG+ 2'54
106Kristian SobotaNetia - Vonins.t.
107Antonio CarvalhoPorto - Prios.t.
108Michael VingerlingEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
109Jóanis Albert NielsenNetia - Vonins.t.
110Hsuan Ping HsuSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
111Bruno BorgesPorto - Prios.t.
112Fulgencio BruEA Vesuvios.t.
113Matteo FabbroFestina - Dexias.t.
114Nikolaos IoannidisCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
115Leonardo BassoRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
116Abou SanogoCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
117Dmitry StrakhovTeam Tinkoffs.t.
118Jan Drago PetelinCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
119Nicolas EdetAir France - KLMs.t.
120Dusan KalabaIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
121Stelly RobertcycleYorkshires.t.
122Ian StannardcycleYorkshires.t.
123Aberlardo AblenadoHugo Bosss.t.
124Nicolay CherkasovNetia - Vonins.t.
125Rok KorosecIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
126Alan BanaszekCarrefour - ESPNs.t.
127Giorgi NareklishviliPorto - Prios.t.
128Iliyan KolevNetia - Vonins.t.
129Patrick GretschGazelles.t.
130Andrea ZordanGazelles.t.
131Jacques Janse van RensburgGazelles.t.
132Tesfom OkbamariamIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
133Klever CuasquerHugo Bosss.t.
134Thurakit BoonratanathanakornSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
135Michael VinkGrieg - Eftels.t.
136Jimmy PranataIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
137Jaime CastrilloEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
138Colin StüssiTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
139Alfredo BalloniBerg Cycless.t.
140Andrei NechitaFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
141Roman SenyenovGazelles.t.
142Gabor FejesGazelle+ 4'33
143Jairo AgudeloGazelle+ 5'24
144Luca SterbiniGenerali - EDF+ 5'44
145Noam CohenFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
146David GauduEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
147Yu TakenouchicycleYorkshires.t.
148Filippo GannaEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
149Marcio PortelaBerg Cycless.t.
150Fabio JakobsenEuskaltel - Eliors.t.
151Aydar ZakarinTeam Tinkoffs.t.
152Andre LooijPorto - Prios.t.
153Florian ScheitKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
154Reda AadelPorto - Prios.t.
155Aidan Van NiekerkGrieg - Eftels.t.
156Louis VervaekeGazelles.t.
157Giovanni CarboniAegon - Lavazzas.t.
158Daniel Alexander JaramilloIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
159David BartlBerg Cycless.t.
160Domen NovakIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
161Clement ChevrierTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
162Amine GaldouneEA Vesuvios.t.
163Cristian RaileanuGrieg - Eftels.t.
164Jay LamoureuxRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
165Tao Geoghegan HartRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
166Andrew FenncycleYorkshires.t.
167Javier AramendíaHugo Bosss.t.
168Stefan De BodGrieg - Eftels.t.
169Nawuti LiphongyuSPAR - Shimano - SCGs.t.
170Thomas BonninRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
171Jasha SütterlinTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
172Nils PolittKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
173Rodrigo NascimentoPorto - Prios.t.
174Robin ManulangIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
175Ian RichardsonIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
176Ricardo VilelaBerg Cycless.t.
177Wolfgang BurmannHugo Bosss.t.
178Marc SolerIberia - Team Degenkolbs.t.
179Mario Gonzalez SalasHugo Bosss.t.
180Ken Sebastian VassdalGrieg - Eftels.t.
181Zouzou AndriafenomananiainaRBC Pro Cyclings.t.
182Sabelo MngometuluControl Teams.t.
183Andrea Dal ColTeam Tinkoffs.t.
184Husain Al BasriControl Teams.t.
185David DrouinRBC Pro Cycling+ 7'51
186Jurgen Van den BroeckEuskaltel - Elior+ 9'48
187Dragan JasovicControl Teams.t.


General Classification
1Jerome CoppelCarrefour - ESPN18h16'33
2Anton VorobevTeam Tinkoff+ 38
3Marcel KittelEA Vesuvio+ 40
4Ho-Ting KwokAir France - KLM+ 47
5Elia VivianiGenerali - EDFs.t.
6Luke DurbridgecycleYorkshires.t.
7Dominique CornuEuskaltel - Elior+ 49
8Panagiotis VlatosFestina - Dexia+ 54
9Matthias BrändleSPAR - Shimano - SCG+ 1'01
10Roy GoldsteinFablok - Bank BGZs.t.
11Stefan KungGenerali - EDF+ 1'09
12Bob JungelsEA Vesuvio+ 1'15
13Mathieu BernaudeauAir France - KLM+ 1'22
14King Lok CheungMeiji - JR East+ 1'23
15Manuele BoaroGazelle+ 1'25
16Adrian MaloriTeam Tinkoff+ 1'29
17Lasse Norman HansenNetia - Vonin+ 1'32
18Dennis Van WindenBerg Cycless.t.
19Fabio SilvestreBerg Cycles+ 1'37
20Wen Hao LiCarrefour - ESPN+ 1'43
21John DegenkolbIberia - Team Degenkolb+ 1'50
22Ben SwiftAegon - Lavazza+ 2'07
23Erik MohsFablok - Bank BGZ+ 2'15
24Bryan CoquardFestina - Dexia+ 2'25
25Artem SamolenkovTeam Tinkoff+ 2'33
26Nick Van der LijkeEA Vesuvio+ 2'41
27Mark CavendishKraftwerk Man Machine+ 2'42
28Emerson SantosFestina - Dexia+ 2'51
29Alexander PorsevTeam Tinkoff+ 2'52
30Hugo HouleRBC Pro Cycling+ 2'59
31Jérome GiauxCarrefour - ESPN+ 3'09
32Emilien ViennetcycleYorkshire+ 3'10
33Peter KennaughAir France - KLM+ 3'18
34Lucas SchädlichKraftwerk Man Machine+ 3'19
35Artem OvechkinGenerali - EDF+ 3'22
36Pierre RollandGenerali - EDFs.t.
37Simon ClarkeAir France - KLM+ 3'33
38Maxime VantommeNetia - Vonin+ 3'34
39Joey RosskopfRBC Pro Cycling+ 3'35
40Matthew GossIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ+ 3'40
41Óscar AvelinoPorto - Prio+ 3'42
42Kristian SbaragliAegon - Lavazza+ 3'47
43Edward TheunsGenerali - EDF+ 3'50
44Charalampas KastrantasFestina - Dexia+ 3'53
45Morten ReckwegNetia - Vonin+ 3'59
46Óscar GueraoSPAR - Shimano - SCG+ 4'00
47Jocelyn BarFestina - Dexia+ 4'03
48Elias AfewerkiEA Vesuvio+ 4'06
49Grzegorz StepniakFablok - Bank BGZ+ 4'08
50Ivano Lo CiceroCarrefour - ESPN+ 4'09
51Jan GhyselinckGenerali - EDF+ 4'12
52Jan BrockhoffIberia - Team Degenkolb+ 4'19
53Andrea GuardiniFablok - Bank BGZ+ 4'26
54Geert Van der SandenIberia - Team Degenkolb+ 4'27
55Pedro Merino CriadoIberia - Team Degenkolb+ 4'28
56Björn ThurauAegon - Lavazza+ 4'32
57Morgan KneiskyEA Vesuvio+ 4'37
58Westley GoughKraftwerk Man Machine+ 4'52
59Willi WillwohlKraftwerk Man Machine+ 4'58
60Pim LigthartHugo Boss+ 5'00
61Phil BauhausAegon - Lavazza+ 5'16
62Shiki KuroedaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
63Cheng JiIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ+ 5'21
64Moreno MoserEuskaltel - Elior+ 5'25
65Peeter TarvisEA Vesuvio+ 5'50
66Jon AberasturiHugo Boss+ 6'01
67Kristjan KorenGenerali - EDFs.t.
68Tomohiro HayakawaMeiji - JR East+ 6'03
69Juan Abenhamar Gallego MartinIberia - Team Degenkolb+ 6'07
70Roman SenyenovGazelle+ 6'24
71Lukas PostlbergerSPAR - Shimano - SCG+ 6'37
72Pascal AckermannFestina - Dexia+ 7'04
73Michael OlssonGrieg - Eftel+ 7'19
74Juraj SaganFablok - Bank BGZ+ 7'21
75Ivo OliveiraSPAR - Shimano - SCG+ 7'32
76Kiril YatsevichTeam Tinkoff+ 7'49
77Guy SagivTeam Puma - SAP+ 7'55
78Alfredo BalloniBerg Cycles+ 8'03
79Andrei NechitaFablok - Bank BGZ+ 8'07
80Roman MaikinKraftwerk Man Machine+ 8'11
81Pawel FranczakNetia - Vonin+ 8'13
82Andreas StauffcycleYorkshire+ 8'14
83Truls Engen KorsaethGrieg - Eftel+ 8'31
84Abou SanogoCarrefour - ESPN+ 8'51
85Ziga GroseljIsostar - Slovenija+ 8'54
86Michael VingerlingEuskaltel - Elior+ 9'07
87Gabor FejesGazelle+ 9'11
88Thomas KoepAegon - Lavazza+ 9'14
89Ian StannardcycleYorkshire+ 9'16
90Rhys GillettGrieg - Eftel+ 9'17
91Kouhei UchimaMeiji - JR East+ 9'18
92Artem NychIberia - Team Degenkolb+ 9'21
93Giorgi NareklishviliPorto - Prio+ 9'28
94Davide MartinelliAegon - Lavazza+ 9'31
95Ivan García CortinaIberia - Team Degenkolb+ 9'33
96Jan Drago PetelinCarrefour - ESPN+ 9'38
97Jonathan McEvoyBerg Cycles+ 9'47
98Kristian SobotaNetia - Vonin+ 9'52
99Marcio PortelaBerg Cycles+ 9'56
100Dmitry StrakhovTeam Tinkoff+ 10'01
101Bambang SuryadiSPAR - Shimano - SCG+ 10'09
102Aberlardo AblenadoHugo Boss+ 10'11
103Aydar ZakarinTeam Tinkoff+ 10'14
104Josip RumacIsostar - Slovenija+ 10'15
105Saya KuroedaMeiji - JR Easts.t.
106Dusan KalabaIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
107Jóanis Albert NielsenNetia - Vonin+ 10'26
108Antonio CarvalhoPorto - Prios.t.
109Patrick GretschGazelles.t.
110Hsuan Ping HsuSPAR - Shimano - SCG+ 10'27
111Nikolas MaesIndosat Ooredoo - ANZs.t.
112Colin StüssiTeam Puma - SAP+ 10'31
113Yudai ArashiroMeiji - JR East+ 10'39
114Luca SterbiniGenerali - EDF+ 10'40
115Jacques Janse van RensburgGazelle+ 10'41
116Leonardo BassoRBC Pro Cycling+ 10'43
117Isaac SpeirsIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ+ 10'44
118Michael VinkGrieg - Eftel+ 10'48
119Jimmy PranataIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ+ 10'55
120Fulgencio BruEA Vesuvio+ 11'05
121Javier AramendíaHugo Boss+ 11'10
122Francisco Anton MartinTeam Puma - SAP+ 11'12
123Rok KorosecIsostar - Slovenijas.t.
124Iliyan KolevNetia - Vonins.t.
125Jasha SütterlinTeam Puma - SAP+ 11'26
126Klever CuasquerHugo Boss+ 11'28
127Genki YamamotoMeiji - JR East+ 11'39
128Bruno BorgesPorto - Prio+ 11'45
129George AtkinscycleYorkshires.t.
130Mario Gonzalez SalasHugo Boss+ 11'46
131Andrea Dal ColTeam Tinkoff+ 12'00
132Nils PolittKraftwerk Man Machine+ 12'05
133Hugo HofstetterAegon - Lavazza+ 12'08
134Rodrigo NascimentoPorto - Prio+ 12'16
135Lluis MasPorto - Prio+ 12'19
136Nawuti LiphongyuSPAR - Shimano - SCG+ 12'29
137Ken Sebastian VassdalGrieg - Eftels.t.
138Stelly RobertcycleYorkshire+ 12'31
139Luca WackermannTeam Puma - SAP+ 12'37
140Michael KurthKraftwerk Man Machine+ 12'39
141Fabio JakobsenEuskaltel - Elior+ 12'40
142David BartlBerg Cycles+ 12'42
143Jaime CastrilloEuskaltel - Elior+ 12'45
144Ian RichardsonIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ+ 12'52
145Robin ManulangIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ+ 12'55
146Nikolaos IoannidisCarrefour - ESPN+ 12'58
147Zouzou AndriafenomananiainaRBC Pro Cycling+ 13'07
148Stefan De BodGrieg - Eftel+ 13'17
149Filippo GannaEuskaltel - Elior+ 13'25
150Jingbiao ZhaoMeiji - JR East+ 13'33
151Nicolay CherkasovNetia - Vonin+ 13'38
152Jairo AgudeloGazelle+ 13'42
153Ricardo VilelaBerg Cycles+ 13'44
154Tao Geoghegan HartRBC Pro Cycling+ 13'46
155Jakub SkalaAir France - KLM+ 13'47
156Amine GaldouneEA Vesuvio+ 13'52
157Louis VervaekeGazelle+ 13'59
158Alan BanaszekCarrefour - ESPN+ 14'03
159Noam CohenFablok - Bank BGZ+ 14'11
160Sabelo MngometuluControl Team+ 14'13
161Florian ScheitKraftwerk Man Machine+ 14'18
162Giovanni CarboniAegon - Lavazza+ 14'25
163Daniel Alexander JaramilloIsostar - Slovenija+ 14'30
164Roman LutsyshynAir France - KLM+ 14'37
165Domen NovakIsostar - Slovenija+ 14'39
166Thurakit BoonratanathanakornSPAR - Shimano - SCG+ 15'40
167Tesfom OkbamariamIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ+ 15'53
168Andrea ZordanGazelle+ 16'31
169Matteo FabbroFestina - Dexia+ 16'38
170Marc SolerIberia - Team Degenkolb+ 16'43
171Nicolas EdetAir France - KLM+ 16'59
172Yu TakenouchicycleYorkshire+ 17'02
173Jurgen Van den BroeckEuskaltel - Elior+ 17'13
174Amaro AntunesBerg Cycles+ 17'15
175David GauduEuskaltel - Elior+ 17'56
176Cristian RaileanuGrieg - Eftel+ 18'06
177Thomas BonninRBC Pro Cycling+ 18'08
178Aidan Van NiekerkGrieg - Eftel+ 18'11
179Andrew FenncycleYorkshire+ 18'15
180Dragan JasovicControl Team+ 18'18
181Andre LooijPorto - Prio+ 18'50
182David DrouinRBC Pro Cycling+ 20'12
183Clement ChevrierTeam Puma - SAP+ 22'16
184Jay LamoureuxRBC Pro Cycling+ 23'55
185Reda AadelPorto - Prio+ 24'09
186Husain Al BasriControl Team+ 24'10
187Wolfgang BurmannHugo Boss+ 26'30


Points Classification
1John DegenkolbIberia - Team Degenkolb1072
2Ben SwiftAegon - Lavazza1452
3Bryan CoquardFestina - Dexia2047
4Erik MohsFablok - Bank BGZ2543
5Óscar AvelinoPorto - Prio1640
6Peter KennaughAir France - KLM1235
7Moreno MoserEuskaltel - Elior928
8Guy SagivTeam Puma - SAP028
9Jerome CoppelCarrefour - ESPN025
10Michael OlssonGrieg - Eftel025
11Matthew GossIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ824
12Óscar GueraoSPAR - Shimano - SCG022
13Pim LigthartHugo Boss022
14Anton VorobevTeam Tinkoff020
15Pedro Merino CriadoIberia - Team Degenkolb019
16Luca WackermannTeam Puma - SAP018
17Ivano Lo CiceroCarrefour - ESPN017
18Marcel KittelEA Vesuvio016
19Mark CavendishKraftwerk Man Machine416
20Giorgi NareklishviliPorto - Prio1016
21Kouhei UchimaMeiji - JR East016
22Jóanis Albert NielsenNetia - Vonin016
23Luke DurbridgecycleYorkshire014
24Roman SenyenovGazelle014
25Maxime VantommeNetia - Vonin214
26Nick Van der LijkeEA Vesuvio513
27Kristian SbaragliAegon - Lavazza013
28Elia VivianiGenerali - EDF012
29Andreas StauffcycleYorkshire012
30Ho-Ting KwokAir France - KLM010
31Lukas PostlbergerSPAR - Shimano - SCG1010
32Nicolas EdetAir France - KLM010
33Dominique CornuEuskaltel - Elior09
34Panagiotis VlatosFestina - Dexia08
35Iliyan KolevNetia - Vonin88
36Luca SterbiniGenerali - EDF07
37Phil BauhausAegon - Lavazza77
38Roy GoldsteinFablok - Bank BGZ06
39Geert Van der SandenIberia - Team Degenkolb66
40Andrea Dal ColTeam Tinkoff66
41Ian RichardsonIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ06
42Thurakit BoonratanathanakornSPAR - Shimano - SCG06
43Matthias BrändleSPAR - Shimano - SCG05
44Lasse Norman HansenNetia - Vonin05
45Simon ClarkeAir France - KLM35
46Fabio SilvestreBerg Cycles04
47Kiril YatsevichTeam Tinkoff04
48Nils PolittKraftwerk Man Machine04
49Stefan KungGenerali - EDF03
50Jocelyn BarFestina - Dexia03
51Peeter TarvisEA Vesuvio02
52Gabor FejesGazelle22
53Mario Gonzalez SalasHugo Boss02
54Jimmy PranataIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ02
55David DrouinRBC Pro Cycling02
56Emerson SantosFestina - Dexia01
57Hugo HouleRBC Pro Cycling11
58Alfredo BalloniBerg Cycles01


Mountain Classification
1Lukas PostlbergerSPAR - Shimano - SCG2727
2Gabor FejesGazelle1616
3Luca WackermannTeam Puma - SAP016
4Nicolas EdetAir France - KLM014
5Guy SagivTeam Puma - SAP013
6Roman SenyenovGazelle012
7Thurakit BoonratanathanakornSPAR - Shimano - SCG011
8Kouhei UchimaMeiji - JR East010
9Giorgi NareklishviliPorto - Prio77
10David DrouinRBC Pro Cycling77
11Jimmy PranataIndosat Ooredoo - ANZ06
12Peeter TarvisEA Vesuvio03
13Pim LigthartHugo Boss03
14Andrea Dal ColTeam Tinkoff33
15Iliyan KolevNetia - Vonin33
16Ziga GroseljIsostar - Slovenija01
17Jóanis Albert NielsenNetia - Vonin01


U25 Classification
1Roy GoldsteinFablok - Bank BGZ18h17'34 (1)
2Stefan KungGenerali - EDF+ 8 (2)
3Artem SamolenkovTeam Tinkoff+ 1'32 (3)
4Jan BrockhoffIberia - Team Degenkolb+ 3'18 (4)
5Willi WillwohlKraftwerk Man Machine+ 3'57 (5)
6Phil BauhausAegon - Lavazza+ 4'15 (6)
7Peeter TarvisEA Vesuvio+ 4'49 (7)
8Roman SenyenovGazelle+ 5'23 (8)
9Pascal AckermannFestina - Dexia+ 6'03 (9)
10Ivo OliveiraSPAR - Shimano - SCG+ 6'31 (10)


Teams Classification
1Generali - EDF54h52'33 (1)
2Team Tinkoff+ 15 (2)
3Carrefour - ESPN+ 1'15 (3)
4Berg Cycles+ 1'26 (4)
5EA Vesuvio+ 1'28 (5)
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