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Tour de France - Stage 8

cunego59

Posted on 18-05-2020 09:00

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Tour de France
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Stage 8

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The peloton starts the second week with a nasty stage through the Massif central. Seven classified climbs en route to Saint Ã‰tienne make for a very open stage. Itâ€™s not that hard to imagine a first breakaway win here and with a lot of mountain points to collect, many will try. But the peloton has been very strict so far and brought every group back. If this plays out more like a hills classic, itâ€™s hard to look past pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/pum.png

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Demare as a favorite once again.

We could also see some more action between the GC contenders as stronger puncheurs may try and gain some ground. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/afk.png

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Sicard has been very active in the first two hilly stages and surely wants the yellow jersey back, but pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/grm.png

Phinney is a good rider on this terrain as well. On the other hand, weaker puncheurs among the climbers like pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/rpn.png

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Alarcon,

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Henao Montoya and the already suffering pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/eav.png

Schleck have to be very attentive today.

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The first group up front includes pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/t3a.png

Hepburn and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/mos.png

Danacik, but more interestingly also pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes. The Costa Rican was a pre-race contender for a Top 20 or even Top 15 position overall but he has lost more than 15 minutes already and now seems to focus on stage wins and maybe the polkadots - probably the smart way to go.

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The three are joined by pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/akm.png

Walsleben and, after a slightly longer chase, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/and.png

Galiev. The Kazakh is a good climber, but not very suited for this punchy type of stage, at least on paper. Either way, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes is easily the strongest uphill rider of the bunch, but pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/mos.png

Danacik is a solid allrounder to watch out for, too.

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Brenes takes the first mountain sprint ahead of pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/mos.png

Danacik, while pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/akm.png

Walsleben is already in trouble. None of these guys had any mountain points yet, but the first three climbs alone offer a maximum of 30 points - pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/evo.png

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Vosekalns leads the ranking with 28.

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Walsleben quickly made it back to the group on the descent, but as soon as pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/mos.png

Danacik accelerates towards the second mountain sprint, heâ€™s off the back again. The escapees currently have a gap of six minutes to the peloton.

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Without trouble, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes collects another ten points. Heâ€™s got a gap to pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/mos.png

Danacik and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/and.png

Galiev, who in turn have shaken pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/t3a.png

Hepburn.

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A similar picture just a few kilometers later - and with that, a new KoM leader!

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Danacik and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/and.png

Galiev also make their way up the ranking, but theyâ€™re no match for pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes. And there are many more points to claim - the peloton is still more than five minutes behind.

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The first riders start dropping from the peloton, once more itâ€™s pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/fes.png

Vlatos with, among others, a few riders from pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ssc.png

SPAR and

Podium Ambition.

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The breakaway got back together after a while and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes adds another four points at the Cat 3 sprint but for the first time today, heâ€™s beaten by pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/mos.png

Danacik.

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A coalition of mostly pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ssc.png

SPAR,

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Tinkoff and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/evo.png

Evonik have been cutting down the lead of the escapees to about two minutes, but the peloton is still pretty large with around 130 riders.

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But at least pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes is not done yet! He rushes up that climb and distances all of his companions on the way to the summit. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/mos.png

Danacik continues to be the second-best of that group, and he catches back up on the way to the final category two climb of the day.

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Of course, a second place over the top there is again the best the Czech can hope for.

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With

Walsleben and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/t3a.png

Hepburn caught, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/iso.png

Frankiny and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/evo.png

Vosekalns attack from the peloton, but itâ€™s only enough for four and two points behind pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/and.png

Galiev.

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And thatâ€™s not enough to keep pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes in reach - heâ€™s got the polkadots secured! He has also increased his lead to around 2â€™30 with 50 kilometers to go.

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Meanwhile, the peloton has been reduced pretty drastically to under 40 men. The only Top 30 riders missing are pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/grm.png

Nesset,

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Kangert and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/gen.png

Dees, but also riders like pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/gen.png

Ulissi,

Chernetskiy and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Anuar Aziz have fallen behind. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/pum.png

Demare, on the other hand, is still there and well-positioned, too.

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On the following descent, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ebd.png

Dombrowski suffers a flat tire! After pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/eav.png

Schleck two days ago, could he be the next top contender to lose time due to that? pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ebd.png

Aru drops back to help, but pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ebd.png

Majka and

Brambilla stay with the other favorites.

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On the final categorized climb of the day, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/mos.png

Danacik is caught after a valiant effort. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes, on the other hand, is still about a minute ahead! pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ebd.png

Dombrowski is safely back within the peloton, luckily for him the pace wasnâ€™t too high.

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Again,

Frankiny attacks to collect a few more points behind pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes. This time, heâ€™s accompanied by pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/tti.png

Novikov and the two open a sizeable gap to the peloton.

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As we might have expected, we see pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/afk.png

Sicard on the attack! Just as the peloton passes the summit, he accelerates and gets some seperation! pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/grm.png

Phinney is quite a few positions further back, behind the green jersey of pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/pum.png

Demare.

Alarcon and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/tmo.png

Guldhammer are the favorites closest to the front.

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Hereâ€™s what the final 10 kilometers look like. Itâ€™s mostly flat and downhill with two very short uphill sections. Thatâ€™s pretty good for pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes and his two new chasers, who are still a minute ahead of the favorites.

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Sicard catches up to pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/tti.png

Novikov and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/iso.png

Frankiny, but pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/gzl.png

Gazelle lead the chase and keep them very close.

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But into the final four flat kilometers, thereâ€™s still one man ahead of everyone else! If pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes pulls this off, it would be a monumental feat - he has a real chance!

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But

Sicard is not done yet! He wants that yellow jersey back and the 20 bonus seconds for a stage win alone would be enough, even without a time gap!

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Gazelle is still chasing, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/gzl.png

Madrazo safe in fourth position. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/grm.png

Phinney is back at the front, as is pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/pum.png

Demare, the obvious favorite if the escapees get caught.

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Sicard reaches pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes with two kilometers to go and they have around 15 seconds on the peloton. But thereâ€™s still that short ramp coming up.

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They pass that still with a small lead, and a very sharp S curve leads to the finish, which works well in favor of the leading duo. This is going to be so close!

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Sicard accelerates and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes canâ€™t counter - the stage is just two kilometers too long for him, but the Indosat leader gets compensated with the polkadots. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/grm.png

Phinney now jumps to the front in the peloton - he could retain his jersey with the bonus seconds from a third place!

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Or second place? Or more? pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/grm.png

Phinney moves past pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes towards pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/afk.png

Sicard, followed by pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/eav.png

Schleck.

Demare got boxed in and tries to pass through.

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Phinney almost draws level with the French a few meters before the line!

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And he actually takes it! Phenomenal sprint by the American to not only stay in yellow but actually extend his lead! pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/afk.png

Sicard misses a second stage win in heartbreaking fashion, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/eav.png

Schleck has his first positive moment of the race and finishes third.

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Lecuisinier and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/bnm.png

Morton come in next. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/pum.png

Demare canâ€™t use his superior speed in this technical finish where positioning was key, he falls short of expectations in 10th place. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/afk.png

Sicard comes a good bit closer in the points classification as well.

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Arndt is the best-placed rider to lose time today. He got caught behind after pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/afk.png

Sicardâ€™s numerous accelerations, ends up 1â€™21 behind the first group and drops from 17th to 19th.

Other than that, the only change in the Top 20 is pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/afk.png

Sicard moving into second overall past pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/gzl.png

Madrazo, who loses 12 seconds to the French and 20 seconds to pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/grm.png

Phinney, as does everyone else, of course. All riders made the time limit today, and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes is the new KoM leader.

Stage Result

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1	Taylor Phinney	Grieg - Maersk	5h47'44
2	Romain Sicard	Air France - KLM	s.t.
3	Andy Schleck	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
4	Pierre-Henri Lecuisinier	Festina - OAKA	s.t.
5	Lachlan Morton	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
6	Angel Madrazo	Gazelle	s.t.
7	Sergio Luis Henao Montoya	T-Mobile	s.t.
8	Joseph Dombrowski	eBuddy	s.t.
9	Warren Barguil	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
10	Arnaud Demare	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
11	Miguel Angel Lopez	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
12	Tim Wellens	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
13	Jose Alarcon	Repsol - Netflix	s.t.
14	Stefan Denifl	SPAR - Siam Cement	s.t.
15	Fredrik Strand Galta	Aker - MOT	s.t.
16	Rasmus Guldhammer	T-Mobile	s.t.
17	Alexis Vuillermoz	Festina - OAKA	s.t.
18	Gianluca Brambilla	eBuddy	s.t.
19	Vegard Stake Laengen	Grieg - Maersk	s.t.
20	Gregory Brenes	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	s.t.
21	Kilian Frankiny	Isostar - LimeBike	s.t.
22	Denys Karnulin	Gazelle	s.t.
23	Louis Vervaeke	Gazelle	s.t.
24	Nikita Novikov	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
25	Sergei Kolesnikov	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
26	Ian Bibby	Gazelle	s.t.
27	Tiago Machado	Andorra Cycling Project	s.t.
28	Peter Velits	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
29	Yonathan Monsalve	Farfetch Pro Cycling	s.t.
30	Mikel Iturria	Grieg - Maersk	s.t.
31	Conor Dunne	Team Puma - SAP	+ 37
32	Dion Smith	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
33	Domen Novak	Andorra Cycling Project	s.t.
34	Danny Summerhill	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 53
35	Benjamin Dyball	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
36	Patrick Konrad	Gazelle	s.t.
37	Sigurd Nesset	Grieg - Maersk	s.t.
38	Tom Wirtgen	EA Vesuvio	+ 1'21
39	Martin Hacecky	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
40	Cameron Bayly	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
41	Jesus Herrada	Repsol - Netflix	s.t.
42	Rafel Majka	eBuddy	s.t.
43	Marc Goos	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
44	Nikias Arndt	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
45	Jonathan Castroviejo	Repsol - Netflix	s.t.
46	Alexander Foliforov	Team Tinkoff	+ 1'44
47	Ignacio Jesus Prado	Moser - Sygic	+ 2'06
48	David Wohrer	T-Mobile	s.t.
49	Tim Dees	Generali	s.t.
50	Michel Koch	Air France - KLM	s.t.
51	Yevgeniy Gidich	SPAR - Siam Cement	s.t.
52	Andris Vosekalns	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
53	Jakub Novak	Repsol - Netflix	s.t.
54	Nathan Brown	Generali	s.t.
55	John-Lee Augustyn	Isostar - LimeBike	s.t.
56	Thomas Dekker	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
57	Hugh Carthy	Farfetch Pro Cycling	s.t.
58	Valens Ndayisenga	Repsol - Netflix	s.t.
59	Fabio Aru	eBuddy	s.t.
60	Lorents Ola Aasvold	Aker - MOT	s.t.
61	Sindre Skjostad Lunke	Aker - MOT	s.t.
62	Ulugbek Galiev	Andorra Cycling Project	s.t.
63	Diego Ulissi	Generali	s.t.
64	Jakub Danacik	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
65	Alberto Bettiol	Farfetch Pro Cycling	s.t.
66	Daniel Alexander Jaramillo	Isostar - LimeBike	s.t.
67	Cristian Raileanu	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
68	Jaka Bostner	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
69	Mohamed Shawal Anuar Aziz	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	s.t.
70	Willie Smit	EA Vesuvio	+ 2'57
71	Julian Alaphilippe	Podium Ambition	+ 3'24
72	Luca Wackermann	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
73	Yikui Niu	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
74	Evgeny Shalunov	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
75	Martin Reimer	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
76	Lars Boom	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
77	Idan Shapira	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
78	Michail Mavrikakis	Festina - OAKA	s.t.
79	Albert Kireva	Andorra Cycling Project	s.t.
80	Sergey Chernetskiy	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
81	Luis Enrique Lemus Davila	T-Mobile	s.t.
82	Alexandor Cataford	Podium Ambition	s.t.
83	Andreas Vangstad	Aker - MOT	s.t.
84	Carlos Baltazar	Andorra Cycling Project	s.t.
85	Giorgi Nareklishvili	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
86	David Rosch	Air France - KLM	s.t.
87	Stefan Kung	Generali	s.t.
88	Adria Urcelay	Andorra Cycling Project	s.t.
89	Abolfazl Gilanipoor	Isostar - LimeBike	s.t.
90	Morgan Kneisky	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
91	Aleksey Rybalkin	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
92	Hermann Pernsteiner	Isostar - LimeBike	s.t.
93	Manuele Boaro	Gazelle	s.t.
94	Dario Cataldo	Festina - OAKA	s.t.
95	Mike Aaron Egger	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
96	Christian Mager	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
97	Arvin Moazemi	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
98	Tanel Kangert	Gazelle	+ 4'53
99	Michael Hepburn	Podium Ambition	+ 5'26
100	Gyung Gu Jang	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 5'39
101	Thomas Koep	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
102	Matvey Mamykin	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
103	Jonathan Salinas	Air France - KLM	s.t.
104	Peter Pruus	Aker - MOT	s.t.
105	Eddie Dunbar	Repsol - Netflix	s.t.
106	Ahmed Youssef Belgasem	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
107	Brendan Canty	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
108	Kaspars Sergis	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
109	Michael Kolar	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
110	Ingus Eislers	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
111	Artem Samolenkov	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
112	Fabio Felline	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
113	Philipp Walsleben	Aker - MOT	s.t.
114	Niklas Eg	Grieg - Maersk	s.t.
115	Tom David	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 8'27
116	Geoffrey Soupe	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
117	Steven Lammertink	eBuddy	s.t.
118	Nikolaos Ioannidis	Festina - OAKA	s.t.
119	Sebastian SchÃ¶nberger	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
120	Gabor Fejes	Gazelle	s.t.
121	Deins Kanepejs	T-Mobile	s.t.
122	Nick Van der Lijke	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
123	Jesse Sergent	Podium Ambition	s.t.
124	Joey Rosskopf	Generali	s.t.
125	Yoann Paillot	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
126	Jhonatan Restrepo	T-Mobile	s.t.
127	Gaspar Goncalves	T-Mobile	s.t.
128	Michael Gogl	Farfetch Pro Cycling	s.t.
129	Muhammad Imam Arifin	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	s.t.
130	Mads WÃ¼rtz	Grieg - Maersk	s.t.
131	Calvin Watson	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 9'25
132	Bob Jungels	EA Vesuvio	+ 11'08
133	Jan Ghyselinck	Generali	s.t.
134	Jakub Kaczmarek	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
135	Tom Dumoulin	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
136	Marlen Zmorka	Repsol - Netflix	s.t.
137	Gasper Katrasnik	Isostar - LimeBike	s.t.
138	Marildo Yzeiraj	Aker - MOT	s.t.
139	Marco Tizza	Farfetch Pro Cycling	s.t.
140	Tesfom Okbamariam	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	s.t.
141	Remi Cavagna	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
142	Nurbolat Kulimbetov	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	s.t.
143	Dylan Groenewegen	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
144	Maxime Bouet	Air France - KLM	s.t.
145	Robin Manulang	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	s.t.
146	Danny Van Poppel	eBuddy	s.t.
147	Geert Van der Sanden	Isostar - LimeBike	s.t.
148	Timothy Roe	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 14'03
149	Emils Liepins	Evonik - ELKO	+ 18'31
150	Jodok Salzmann	Farfetch Pro Cycling	s.t.
151	Elia Viviani	Generali	s.t.
152	Lasse Norman Hansen	Grieg - Maersk	+ 20'02
153	Truls Engen Korsaeth	Grieg - Maersk	s.t.
154	Milan Menten	Farfetch Pro Cycling	s.t.
155	Jaroslaw Marycz	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
156	Abou Sanogo	T-Mobile	s.t.
157	Julien Vermote	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 20'40
158	Nihal Silva	Aker - MOT	+ 22'18
159	Damien Howson	eBuddy	+ 22'47
160	Omer Goldstein	eBuddy	+ 23'12
161	Klemen Stimulak	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 23'24
162	Lukas Postlberger	Podium Ambition	s.t.
163	Daniel Turek	Moser - Sygic	+ 24'12
164	Ho-Ting Kwok	Air France - KLM	+ 24'35
165	Hugues Mottin	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 27'17
166	Josh Atkins	Farfetch Pro Cycling	s.t.
167	Mario Gonzalez Salas	Repsol - Netflix	s.t.
168	Frederik Frison	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
169	Kristian Vanderpool	Podium Ambition	+ 28'02
170	Rasmus Quaade	Podium Ambition	+ 30'58
171	Sonomtseren Delgerbayar	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 32'08
172	Chun Wing Leung	SPAR - Siam Cement	s.t.
173	Andreas Stauff	Festina - OAKA	s.t.
174	Ricki Nelson	Podium Ambition	+ 32'45
175	Rudy Barbier	Festina - OAKA	+ 33'11
176	James Oram	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
177	Nacer Bouhanni	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 33'40
178	Michael Valgren Andersen	Air France - KLM	+ 37'04
179	Mathieu Bernaudeau	Air France - KLM	s.t.
180	Panagiotis Vlatos	Festina - OAKA	s.t.
181	Dennis Van Winden	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 37'56

General Classification

1	Taylor Phinney	Grieg - Maersk	38h22'03
2	Romain Sicard	Air France - KLM	+ 27
3	Angel Madrazo	Gazelle	+ 34
4	Lachlan Morton	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 56
5	Joseph Dombrowski	eBuddy	+ 1'08
6	Stefan Denifl	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 1'38
7	Jose Alarcon	Repsol - Netflix	+ 2'00
8	Pierre-Henri Lecuisinier	Festina - OAKA	+ 2'48
9	Warren Barguil	Moser - Sygic	+ 3'22
10	Yonathan Monsalve	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 3'24
11	Fredrik Strand Galta	Aker - MOT	+ 3'26
12	Sergio Luis Henao Montoya	T-Mobile	+ 3'32
13	Tim Wellens	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 3'43
14	Peter Velits	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 4'33
15	Rasmus Guldhammer	T-Mobile	+ 5'06
16	Miguel Angel Lopez	Evonik - ELKO	+ 5'10
17	Tiago Machado	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 5'40
18	Andy Schleck	EA Vesuvio	+ 6'38
19	Nikias Arndt	Team Puma - SAP	+ 6'50
20	Gianluca Brambilla	eBuddy	+ 7'24
21	Mikel Iturria	Grieg - Maersk	+ 8'10
22	Vegard Stake Laengen	Grieg - Maersk	+ 8'42
23	Sigurd Nesset	Grieg - Maersk	+ 9'03
24	Louis Vervaeke	Gazelle	+ 9'11
25	Dion Smith	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 9'18
26	Denys Karnulin	Gazelle	+ 9'35
27	Kilian Frankiny	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 10'15
28	Nikita Novikov	Team Tinkoff	+ 10'51
29	Domen Novak	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 11'28
30	Tim Dees	Generali	+ 11'51
31	Ian Bibby	Gazelle	+ 12'18
32	Jakub Novak	Repsol - Netflix	+ 13'01
33	Cristian Raileanu	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 13'08
34	Tanel Kangert	Gazelle	+ 13'27
35	Jesus Herrada	Repsol - Netflix	+ 13'30
36	Marc Goos	EA Vesuvio	+ 13'36
37	Alexis Vuillermoz	Festina - OAKA	+ 14'06
38	Thomas Dekker	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 14'09
39	Abolfazl Gilanipoor	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 14'34
40	Andris Vosekalns	Evonik - ELKO	+ 14'45
41	Lorents Ola Aasvold	Aker - MOT	+ 15'00
42	Sergey Chernetskiy	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
43	Sindre Skjostad Lunke	Aker - MOT	+ 15'17
44	Gregory Brenes	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 15'25
45	Hugh Carthy	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 15'34
46	Cameron Bayly	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 15'49
47	Arnaud Demare	Team Puma - SAP	+ 16'01
48	Valens Ndayisenga	Repsol - Netflix	s.t.
49	Jonathan Castroviejo	Repsol - Netflix	+ 16'52
50	Carlos Baltazar	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 17'04
51	Yevgeniy Gidich	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 17'13
52	Martin Hacecky	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 17'20
53	Patrick Konrad	Gazelle	s.t.
54	Benjamin Dyball	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 17'42
55	Fabio Aru	eBuddy	+ 17'47
56	Luis Enrique Lemus Davila	T-Mobile	+ 18'02
57	Willie Smit	EA Vesuvio	+ 18'30
58	Alberto Bettiol	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 18'55
59	Peter Pruus	Aker - MOT	+ 19'05
60	Nathan Brown	Generali	+ 19'12
61	Evgeny Shalunov	Team Tinkoff	+ 19'56
62	Yikui Niu	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
63	Christian Mager	Team Puma - SAP	+ 20'01
64	David Wohrer	T-Mobile	s.t.
65	Martin Reimer	EA Vesuvio	+ 20'09
66	Jaka Bostner	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 20'34
67	Brendan Canty	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 20'39
68	Jonathan Salinas	Air France - KLM	+ 20'54
69	Lars Boom	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 20'57
70	Rafel Majka	eBuddy	+ 21'11
71	David Rosch	Air France - KLM	+ 21'37
72	Gyung Gu Jang	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 22'02
73	Andreas Vangstad	Aker - MOT	+ 22'22
74	Alexander Foliforov	Team Tinkoff	+ 22'25
75	Ulugbek Galiev	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 22'27
76	Tom Wirtgen	EA Vesuvio	+ 22'52
77	Mohamed Shawal Anuar Aziz	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 23'20
78	Dario Cataldo	Festina - OAKA	+ 23'57
79	Albert Kireva	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 24'02
80	Aleksey Rybalkin	Team Tinkoff	+ 24'09
81	Mike Aaron Egger	Evonik - ELKO	+ 24'18
82	Kaspars Sergis	Evonik - ELKO	+ 25'16
83	Luca Wackermann	Team Puma - SAP	+ 25'20
84	Morgan Kneisky	EA Vesuvio	+ 25'36
85	Sebastian SchÃ¶nberger	Moser - Sygic	+ 25'43
86	Danny Summerhill	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 25'51
87	Daniel Alexander Jaramillo	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 26'19
88	Matvey Mamykin	Team Tinkoff	+ 26'20
89	Robin Manulang	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 26'34
90	Ignacio Jesus Prado	Moser - Sygic	+ 26'37
91	Eddie Dunbar	Repsol - Netflix	+ 26'41
92	Alexandor Cataford	Podium Ambition	+ 26'44
93	Michael Kolar	Moser - Sygic	+ 26'55
94	Michel Koch	Air France - KLM	+ 27'23
95	Giorgi Nareklishvili	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 27'39
96	John-Lee Augustyn	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 28'13
97	Arvin Moazemi	Evonik - ELKO	+ 28'16
98	Stefan Kung	Generali	+ 28'19
99	Conor Dunne	Team Puma - SAP	+ 28'22
100	Sergei Kolesnikov	Team Tinkoff	+ 28'30
101	Jakub Danacik	Moser - Sygic	+ 28'37
102	Fabio Felline	Team Puma - SAP	+ 29'31
103	Niklas Eg	Grieg - Maersk	+ 29'39
104	Adria Urcelay	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 29'44
105	Michael Gogl	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 29'58
106	Diego Ulissi	Generali	+ 30'34
107	Artem Samolenkov	Team Tinkoff	+ 31'59
108	Thomas Koep	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 32'19
109	Ahmed Youssef Belgasem	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
110	Jakub Kaczmarek	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 32'33
111	Yoann Paillot	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
112	Joey Rosskopf	Generali	+ 32'44
113	Idan Shapira	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 32'56
114	Muhammad Imam Arifin	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 33'27
115	Timothy Roe	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 33'28
116	Geoffrey Soupe	Moser - Sygic	+ 33'34
117	Manuele Boaro	Gazelle	s.t.
118	Mads WÃ¼rtz	Grieg - Maersk	+ 33'40
119	Nick Van der Lijke	EA Vesuvio	+ 34'49
120	Julian Alaphilippe	Podium Ambition	+ 35'29
121	Jhonatan Restrepo	T-Mobile	+ 36'44
122	Remi Cavagna	Team Puma - SAP	+ 37'11
123	Deins Kanepejs	T-Mobile	+ 37'21
124	Ingus Eislers	Evonik - ELKO	+ 37'27
125	Gabor Fejes	Gazelle	+ 37'32
126	Philipp Walsleben	Aker - MOT	+ 37'36
127	Hermann Pernsteiner	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 38'02
128	Nikolaos Ioannidis	Festina - OAKA	+ 38'32
129	Nurbolat Kulimbetov	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 39'07
130	Calvin Watson	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 40'44
131	Maxime Bouet	Air France - KLM	+ 42'21
132	Michail Mavrikakis	Festina - OAKA	+ 42'35
133	Bob Jungels	EA Vesuvio	+ 42'37
134	Tesfom Okbamariam	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 44'49
135	Dylan Groenewegen	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 44'51
136	Danny Van Poppel	eBuddy	+ 46'48
137	Steven Lammertink	eBuddy	+ 48'04
138	Jesse Sergent	Podium Ambition	+ 48'52
139	Marlen Zmorka	Repsol - Netflix	+ 50'26
140	Tom David	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 50'39
141	Jan Ghyselinck	Generali	+ 51'05
142	Gaspar Goncalves	T-Mobile	+ 51'42
143	Milan Menten	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 52'05
144	Geert Van der Sanden	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 52'17
145	Michael Hepburn	Podium Ambition	+ 54'33
146	Daniel Turek	Moser - Sygic	+ 56'44
147	Marco Tizza	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 59'21
148	Marildo Yzeiraj	Aker - MOT	+ 59'29
149	Elia Viviani	Generali	+ 59'42
150	Abou Sanogo	T-Mobile	+ 59'50
151	Lasse Norman Hansen	Grieg - Maersk	+ 1h00'27
152	Emils Liepins	Evonik - ELKO	+ 1h00'49
153	Jodok Salzmann	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 1h00'53
154	Jaroslaw Marycz	Moser - Sygic	+ 1h03'44
155	Omer Goldstein	eBuddy	+ 1h05'34
156	Tom Dumoulin	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 1h05'38
157	Gasper Katrasnik	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 1h07'28
158	Nihal Silva	Aker - MOT	+ 1h08'08
159	Truls Engen Korsaeth	Grieg - Maersk	+ 1h14'23
160	Lukas Postlberger	Podium Ambition	+ 1h16'50
161	Damien Howson	eBuddy	+ 1h16'59
162	Josh Atkins	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 1h20'29
163	Julien Vermote	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 1h21'31
164	James Oram	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 1h22'58
165	Klemen Stimulak	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 1h23'21
166	Mario Gonzalez Salas	Repsol - Netflix	+ 1h23'39
167	Nacer Bouhanni	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 1h25'20
168	Ho-Ting Kwok	Air France - KLM	+ 1h25'32
169	Chun Wing Leung	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 1h26'32
170	Mathieu Bernaudeau	Air France - KLM	+ 1h26'43
171	Hugues Mottin	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 1h27'37
172	Andreas Stauff	Festina - OAKA	+ 1h28'41
173	Ricki Nelson	Podium Ambition	+ 1h33'52
174	Kristian Vanderpool	Podium Ambition	+ 1h37'53
175	Sonomtseren Delgerbayar	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 1h41'44
176	Dennis Van Winden	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 1h42'54
177	Rudy Barbier	Festina - OAKA	+ 1h42'56
178	Michael Valgren Andersen	Air France - KLM	+ 1h42'59
179	Frederik Frison	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 1h44'25
180	Rasmus Quaade	Podium Ambition	+ 1h47'13
181	Panagiotis Vlatos	Festina - OAKA	+ 1h58'37

Points

1	Arnaud Demare	Team Puma - SAP	96
2	Romain Sicard	Air France - KLM	75
3	Taylor Phinney	Grieg - Maersk	66
4	Artem Samolenkov	Team Tinkoff	55
5	Angel Madrazo	Gazelle	52
6	Andreas Stauff	Festina - OAKA	44
7	Dylan Groenewegen	Aegon - Lavazza	44
8	Lachlan Morton	Bennelong - Mitchelton	42
9	Emils Liepins	Evonik - ELKO	40
10	Joseph Dombrowski	eBuddy	37
11	Danny Van Poppel	eBuddy	37
12	Pierre-Henri Lecuisinier	Festina - OAKA	36
13	Geert Van der Sanden	Isostar - LimeBike	36
14	Geoffrey Soupe	Moser - Sygic	27
15	Nick Van der Lijke	EA Vesuvio	27
16	Andy Schleck	EA Vesuvio	24
17	Stefan Denifl	SPAR - Siam Cement	22
18	Nacer Bouhanni	SPAR - Siam Cement	21
19	Sergey Chernetskiy	Team Tinkoff	20
20	Warren Barguil	Moser - Sygic	19
21	Yonathan Monsalve	Farfetch Pro Cycling	19
22	Martin Reimer	EA Vesuvio	17
23	Sergio Luis Henao Montoya	T-Mobile	16
24	Rasmus Guldhammer	T-Mobile	16
25	Miguel Angel Lopez	Evonik - ELKO	16
26	Sergei Kolesnikov	Team Tinkoff	14
27	Jose Alarcon	Repsol - Netflix	12
28	Diego Ulissi	Generali	12
29	Peter Pruus	Aker - MOT	10
30	Ricki Nelson	Podium Ambition	10
31	Marildo Yzeiraj	Aker - MOT	8
32	Gregory Brenes	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	6
33	Mohamed Shawal Anuar Aziz	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	6
34	Jhonatan Restrepo	T-Mobile	6
35	Tesfom Okbamariam	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	6
36	Abou Sanogo	T-Mobile	6
37	Marco Tizza	Farfetch Pro Cycling	6
38	Tim Wellens	Fablok - Bank BGZ	5
39	Nikita Novikov	Team Tinkoff	5
40	Fredrik Strand Galta	Aker - MOT	4
41	Nathan Brown	Generali	4
42	Sebastian SchÃ¶nberger	Moser - Sygic	4
43	Luca Wackermann	Team Puma - SAP	4
44	Fabio Felline	Team Puma - SAP	4
45	Jakub Danacik	Moser - Sygic	4
46	James Oram	Bennelong - Mitchelton	4
47	Morgan Kneisky	EA Vesuvio	3
48	Klemen Stimulak	Fablok - Bank BGZ	3
49	Andris Vosekalns	Evonik - ELKO	2
50	Willie Smit	EA Vesuvio	2
51	Lars Boom	Aegon - Lavazza	2
52	Ulugbek Galiev	Andorra Cycling Project	2
53	Albert Kireva	Andorra Cycling Project	2
54	Muhammad Imam Arifin	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	2
55	John-Lee Augustyn	Isostar - LimeBike	2
56	Peter Velits	Aegon - Lavazza	1
57	Nikias Arndt	Team Puma - SAP	1

Mountain

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1	Gregory Brenes	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	60
2	Jakub Danacik	Moser - Sygic	44
3	Ulugbek Galiev	Andorra Cycling Project	32
4	Kilian Frankiny	Isostar - LimeBike	30
5	Andris Vosekalns	Evonik - ELKO	30
6	Jesus Herrada	Repsol - Netflix	24
7	Lorents Ola Aasvold	Aker - MOT	24
8	Nikita Novikov	Team Tinkoff	22
9	Robin Manulang	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	18
10	Dario Cataldo	Festina - OAKA	18
11	Michael Hepburn	Podium Ambition	18
12	Lachlan Morton	Bennelong - Mitchelton	16
13	Luis Enrique Lemus Davila	T-Mobile	16
14	Nathan Brown	Generali	16
15	Sergey Chernetskiy	Team Tinkoff	15
16	Marildo Yzeiraj	Aker - MOT	13
17	Angel Madrazo	Gazelle	12
18	Peter Pruus	Aker - MOT	12
19	Carlos Baltazar	Andorra Cycling Project	12
20	Taylor Phinney	Grieg - Maersk	10
21	Romain Sicard	Air France - KLM	10
22	Remi Cavagna	Team Puma - SAP	10
23	Ignacio Jesus Prado	Moser - Sygic	9
24	John-Lee Augustyn	Isostar - LimeBike	9
25	Stefan Denifl	SPAR - Siam Cement	8
26	Jonathan Castroviejo	Repsol - Netflix	8
27	Philipp Walsleben	Aker - MOT	8
28	Abou Sanogo	T-Mobile	8
29	Joseph Dombrowski	eBuddy	6
30	Sebastian SchÃ¶nberger	Moser - Sygic	6
31	Arnaud Demare	Team Puma - SAP	5
32	Rasmus Guldhammer	T-Mobile	4
33	Abolfazl Gilanipoor	Isostar - LimeBike	4
34	Andreas Vangstad	Aker - MOT	4
35	Stefan Kung	Generali	4
36	Matvey Mamykin	Team Tinkoff	3
37	Tesfom Okbamariam	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	3
38	Marco Tizza	Farfetch Pro Cycling	3
39	Jose Alarcon	Repsol - Netflix	2
40	Willie Smit	EA Vesuvio	2
41	Albert Kireva	Andorra Cycling Project	2
42	Nurbolat Kulimbetov	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	2
43	Christian Mager	Team Puma - SAP	1
44	Diego Ulissi	Generali	1
45	Sergei Kolesnikov	Team Tinkoff	1

Youth

1	Miguel Angel Lopez	Evonik - ELKO	38h27'13 (1)
2	Kilian Frankiny	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 5'05 (2)
3	Domen Novak	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 6'18 (3)
4	Hugh Carthy	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 10'24 (4)
5	Valens Ndayisenga	Repsol - Netflix	+ 10'51 (5)
6	Yevgeniy Gidich	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 12'03 (6)
7	Yikui Niu	Team Puma - SAP	+ 14'47 (7)
8	Tom Wirtgen	EA Vesuvio	+ 17'42 (8)
9	Sebastian SchÃ¶nberger	Moser - Sygic	+ 20'33 (9)
10	Matvey Mamykin	Team Tinkoff	+ 21'10 (10)
11	Eddie Dunbar	Repsol - Netflix	+ 21'31 (11)
12	Niklas Eg	Grieg - Maersk	+ 24'29 (12)
13	Adria Urcelay	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 24'34 (13)
14	Muhammad Imam Arifin	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 28'17 (14)
15	Mads WÃ¼rtz	Grieg - Maersk	+ 28'30 (15)
16	Jhonatan Restrepo	T-Mobile	+ 31'34 (16)
17	Remi Cavagna	Team Puma - SAP	+ 32'01 (17)
18	Deins Kanepejs	T-Mobile	+ 32'11 (18)
19	Michail Mavrikakis	Festina - OAKA	+ 37'25 (19)
20	Gaspar Goncalves	T-Mobile	+ 46'32 (20)
21	Milan Menten	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 46'55 (21)
22	Marildo Yzeiraj	Aker - MOT	+ 54'19 (22)
23	Abou Sanogo	T-Mobile	+ 54'40 (23)
24	Jodok Salzmann	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 55'43 (24)
25	Omer Goldstein	eBuddy	+ 1h00'24 (25)
26	Gasper Katrasnik	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 1h02'18 (26)
27	Nihal Silva	Aker - MOT	+ 1h02'58 (27)
28	Chun Wing Leung	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 1h21'22 (28)
29	Kristian Vanderpool	Podium Ambition	+ 1h32'43 (29)

Teams

1	Grieg - Maersk	114h02'45 (1)
2	Gazelle	+ 2'38 (2)
3	T-Mobile	+ 6'26 (3)
4	eBuddy	+ 7'00 (4)
5	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 7'54 (5)
6	Repsol - Netflix	+ 8'46 (6)
7	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 9'01 (7)
8	Aker - MOT	+ 9'38 (8)
9	Team Puma - SAP	+ 16'02 (9)
10	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 17'34 (10)
11	EA Vesuvio	+ 19'19 (11)
12	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 20'08 (12)
13	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 21'06 (13)
14	Evonik - ELKO	+ 22'24 (14)
15	Team Tinkoff	+ 22'38 (15)
16	Festina - OAKA	+ 23'13 (16)
17	Air France - KLM	+ 24'09 (17)
18	Moser - Sygic	+ 24'25 (18)
19	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 26'07 (19)
20	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 30'31 (20)
21	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 40'59 (21)
22	Generali	+ 44'54 (22)
23	Podium Ambition	+ 1h29'30 (23)

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