PCM.daily - Discussion Forum: Tour de France

21-11-2024 14:09

PCM.daily

Main Navigation
- Home
- Search
- Contact
- Privacy
PCM Tools
- Shirt Database
- Tips and tricks
- Stage Database
Pro Cycling Manager 24
- News
- Downloads
Pro Cycling Manager 23
- News
- Downloads
Pro Cycling Manager 22
- News
- Downloads
Pro Cycling Manager 21
- News
- Downloads
Pro Cycling Manager 20
- News
- Downloads
Pro Cycling Manager 19
- News
- Downloads
Pro Cycling Manager 18
- News
- Downloads
Pro Cycling Manager 17
- News
- Downloads
- Screenshots
Pro Cycling Manager 16
- News
- Downloads
- Screenshots
Pro Cycling Manager 15
- News
- Downloads
- Screenshots
Pro Cycling Manager 14
- Buy the game
- News
- Downloads
- Screenshots
Pro Cycling Manager 13
- Buy the game
- News
- Downloads
- Screenshots
Pro Cycling Manager 12
- Buy the game
- News
- Downloads
- Screenshots
Pro Cycling Manager 11
- Buy the game
- News
- Downloads
- Screenshots
Pro Cycling Manager 10
- News
- Downloads
- Screenshots
Pro Cycling Manager 09
- Articles
- Downloads
- Screenshots
Pro Cycling Manager 08
- Articles
- Downloads
- Screenshots
Pro Cycling Manager 07
- Database Reviews
- Articles
- Downloads
- Screenshots
Pro Cycling Manager 06
- Database Reviews
- Articles
- Downloads
- Screenshots

Users Online

· Guests Online: 84

· Members Online: 1
Caspi

· Total Members: 161,769
· Newest Member: keaundre

Oh no! Where's the JavaScript?
Your Web browser does not have JavaScript enabled or does not support JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript on your Web browser to properly view this Web site,
or upgrade to a Web browser that does support JavaScript; Firefox, Safari, Opera, Chrome or a version of Internet Explorer newer then version 6.

View Thread

PCM.daily » PCM.daily's Management Game » [Man-Game] Results PT/PTHC

Tour de France - Stage 9

cunego59

Posted on 19-05-2020 09:02

Team Manager

Posts: 6508
Joined: 14-09-2008
PCM$: 1090.00

Tour de France
--
Stage 9

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/P.jpg

After a tumultuous stage that saw pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes taking over the polkadots and coming just 2 kilometers short of a stage win, which eventually went to pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/grm.png

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/grm.png

Phinney, the peloton is once again on hilly terrain today.

The circumstances mirror yesterday in so far as it looks like a decent opportunity for a breakaway again, we could see some action among the GC riders towards the end, and if none of that materializes, we have to look at pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/pum.png

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/pum.png

Demare once more. He couldnâ€™t display his full strength yesterday and certainly hopes to do better today to maybe add a third stage win.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/01.jpg

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/eav.png

Kneisky opens the day with the first attack, followed by two illustrious names in pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/aeg.png

Boom, who won the opening stage last year, and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes. The Costa Rican intends to add to his lead in the mountain classification.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/02.jpg

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

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

SchÃ¶nberger are the first to join them, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/akm.png

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

Manulang try to catch up as well - a few familiar names from breakaways in the first week.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/03.jpg

And they are not the only ones. A long line of riders try to get ahead of the peloton - as expected, a place in the breakaway is coveted on this stage.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/04.jpg

And the pack seems content to let all of them go, so we end up with a group of 23 riders a good four and a half minutes ahead of the peloton. Letâ€™s take stock, these are the men in there:

Marycz	Danacik	SchÃ¶nberger	Kolar
Prado	Bettiol	Tizza	Salzmann
Bostner	Summerhill	Galiev	Kireva
Ioannidis	Brenes	Anuar Aziz	Manulang
Smit	Kneisky	Augustyn	Jaramillo
Pruus	Vangstad	Boom

Notably, Moser managed to get five men into this break, Andorra, Indosat and Farfetchâ€™d three each. We also have many riders whoâ€™ve been in breaks before.

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

Brenes leads the mountain classification with 60 points ahead of pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/mos.png

Danacik with 44 and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/and.png

Galiev with 32. He is also the best-placed rider in the GC (44th, + 14â€™25) and the best climber, while his teammate pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Anuar Aziz is the best puncheur of this group, but there are lots of good uphill riders and allrounders present. Weâ€™ll see how the category one climb affects things.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/05.jpg

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/06.jpg

The pace wasnâ€™t all that high in the front group up this climb as pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/and.png

Summerhill was leading them pretty much all the way - apparently in preparation for this attack by pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/and.png

Galiev.

Brenes is towards the end of the group.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/07.jpg

Galiev went too early and is only fourth over the line behind pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/fpc.png

Bettiol, teammate pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/and.png

Summerhill and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/fes.png

Ioannidis which brings his total up to 40 mountain points. Alongside pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/and.png

Kireva, they establish a small gap to the rest of the group.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/08.jpg

Salzmann suffered most up that climb, but after a while, he reunites with everyone else. With 120 kilometers to go, their gap is just over five minutes.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/09.jpg

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/10.jpg

Vangstad,

Kireva and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/eav.png

Kneisky lead the escapees at the intermediate sprint. The group still consists of 20 riders - pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/fpc.png

Salzmann,

Tizza and

Marycz fell behind -, but itâ€™s not working very well at all and the peloton has cut their lead to only around two minutes.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/11.jpg

On the way to the other mountain sprint, a few more riders have to let go. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/and.png

Summerhill is the first, followed by fellow Andorra teammates pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/and.png

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

Galiev. They seem to suffer the long-term consequences of their efforts on the first climb.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/12.jpg

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/13.jpg

They are not the last who lose contact with the front. At the foot of the ascent, only nine riders remain up front: pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/eav.png

Smit,

Brenes,

Boom,

Pruus,

Bettiol,

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/fab.png

Bostner,

Ioannidis, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/iso.png

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

Jaramillo. With 16 kilometers to go, their lead is back up to 2â€™40 on the peloton - thatâ€™s looking pretty good.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/14.jpg

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

Evonik and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/afk.png

Air France have been leading the pack for the most part, only rarely supported by pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/pum.png

Puma who donâ€™t seem too ambitious to bring the escapees back. There are 110 riders in there, but the final climb could still shake things up.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/15.jpg

And we do get some attacks! Who else but pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/afk.png

Sicard would be the one to kick things off as the peloton moves past some of the former escapees! pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/evo.png

Lopez,

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

Guldhammer are the first to follow.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/16.jpg

Meanwhile, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes increases the pace up front and only pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/akm.png

Pruus,

Smit and

Bettiol can follow!

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/17.jpg

Sicardâ€™s attempt was short-lived, so now pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/gen.png

Ulissi attacks. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/evo.png

Lopez again trying to counter.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/18.jpg

Brenes crosses the line first, adding six points to his KoM lead. But just as important: The trio has extended their lead on the peloton to three minutes. With just 13 kilometers to go, this is now their stage to lose. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/fpc.png

Bettiol couldnâ€™t keep up, but if he makes it back, heâ€™d be the best sprinter in the group.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/19.jpg

Ulissi,

Lopez and

Guldhammer had established a small gap, but itâ€™s pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/pum.png

Demare himself who brings them back. But that effort probably comes too late if heâ€™s looking at the stage win.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/20.jpg

The moves reduced the peloton to just 33 riders. GC-wise, all major contenders are in there, 22nd overall pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/grm.png

Laengen is the best-placed rider out.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/21.jpg

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/22.jpg

The fight for the stage win is on! pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/eav.png

Smit attacks his companions!

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/23.jpg

And he gets a decent gap of 20 seconds pretty quickly. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/fpc.png

Bettiol is now 45 seconds behind the chasers, closely followed by pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/mos.png

Danacik, whoâ€™s made his way past many other escapees with a steady pace.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/24.jpg

Four kilometers to go and the gap is getting smaller. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/akm.png

Pruus has taken over after pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes did most of the work, but theyâ€™re still struggling to catch up.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/25.jpg

It looked like the favorites would simply coast to the finish together, now that the stage win is out of reach, but no: pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/afk.png

Sicard still has some energy left! With another big acceleration, he continues his quest to take back the yellow jersey - heâ€™s 27 seconds behind pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/grm.png

Phinney.

At the front, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/akm.png

Pruus finally managed to bring back pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/eav.png

Smit. 2,5 kilometers to go. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes is on paper clearly the worst sprinter here, but it probably comes down to who has the most energy left after an exhausting day.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/26.jpg

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/rpn.png

Alarcon,

Demare,

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

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

Henao Montoya lead the chase of pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/afk.png

Sicard, keeping him close, but the French doesnâ€™t give up yet!

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/27.jpg

Entering the final kilometer, the escapees are still just looking at each other carefully, no one wants to be the first to go. You can see the toll this stage has taken on them!

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/28.jpg

Smit accelerates with 600 meters to go and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/akm.png

Pruus immediately tries to overtake him!

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/29.jpg

But

Smit keeps his lead for now, all three going at almost the exact same pace!

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/30.jpg

And he takes it! What a fantastic win for pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/eav.png

Smit and EA Vesuvio! pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/akm.png

Pruus finishes second, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes comes up just short again.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/31.jpg

Further behind, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/afk.png

Sicard still has a small gap as he passes pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/aeg.png

Boom.

Arndt has taken charge of the peloton now and tries to bring him back.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/32.jpg

Seven escapees managed to stay ahead of the peloton. They are, in order: pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/fpc.png

Bettiol,

Jaramillo, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/mos.png

Danacik,

Bostner,

Anuar Aziz, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/iso.png

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

Prado.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/33.jpg

Behind them pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/afk.png

Sicard and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/aeg.png

Boom enter the final kilometer with just the slightest of gaps, but this wonâ€™t be enough.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/34.jpg

Indeed,

Demare easily sprints past them and wins the reduced sprint on a finish that seemed taylor-made for him, and he has to wonder why his team did not do more to ensure this sprint would be for the win and not for 11th.

No big changes to the overall today. A couple of riders in the backend of the Top 30 lost some time: pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/grm.png

Laengen (previously 22nd), pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/grm.png

Nesset (23rd), pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/gzl.png

Karnulin (26th), pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/iso.png

Frankiny (27th), pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/and.png

Novak (29th) and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/gen.png

Dees (30th) all lose between one and three places, while pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ino.png

Brenes moves up to 30th. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/grm.png

Grieg - Maersk have a poor day in the teams classification, which they still lead, but now only by 22 seconds to pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/gzl.png

Gazelle.

Romain Sicard continues to impress with his ferocious aggressiveness, and itâ€™s understandable why he continues trying after it has served him so well on stage 4. But at this point he might have to be careful not to spend too much energy on ultimately fruitless attempts. Luckily for him, we have two flat stages coming up offering some rest before we head into the Pyrenees on Friday.

Stage Result

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Races/GTM/Tour/S9/35.jpg

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

General Classification

1	Taylor Phinney	Grieg - Maersk	42h40'46
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	Louis Vervaeke	Gazelle	+ 9'11
23	Dion Smith	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 9'18
24	Nikita Novikov	Team Tinkoff	+ 10'51
25	Vegard Stake Laengen	Grieg - Maersk	+ 10'58
26	Sigurd Nesset	Grieg - Maersk	+ 11'19
27	Denys Karnulin	Gazelle	+ 11'51
28	Kilian Frankiny	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 12'03
29	Ian Bibby	Gazelle	+ 12'18
30	Gregory Brenes	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 12'50
31	Tanel Kangert	Gazelle	+ 13'27
32	Domen Novak	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 13'44
33	Tim Dees	Generali	+ 14'58
34	Sergey Chernetskiy	Team Tinkoff	+ 15'01
35	Sindre Skjostad Lunke	Aker - MOT	+ 15'17
36	Jakub Novak	Repsol - Netflix	s.t.
37	Willie Smit	EA Vesuvio	+ 15'43
38	Marc Goos	EA Vesuvio	+ 15'52
39	Arnaud Demare	Team Puma - SAP	+ 16'01
40	Alexis Vuillermoz	Festina - OAKA	+ 16'22
41	Thomas Dekker	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 16'25
42	Peter Pruus	Aker - MOT	s.t.
43	Abolfazl Gilanipoor	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 16'50
44	Jesus Herrada	Repsol - Netflix	+ 17'10
45	Patrick Konrad	Gazelle	+ 17'21
46	Alberto Bettiol	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 17'47
47	Hugh Carthy	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 17'50
48	Cristian Raileanu	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
49	Andris Vosekalns	Evonik - ELKO	+ 17'52
50	Cameron Bayly	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 18'56
51	Jaka Bostner	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 19'26
52	Yevgeniy Gidich	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 19'29
53	Martin Hacecky	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 19'36
54	Valens Ndayisenga	Repsol - Netflix	+ 19'41
55	Benjamin Dyball	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 19'58
56	Fabio Aru	eBuddy	+ 20'03
57	Brendan Canty	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 20'39
58	Lars Boom	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 20'57
59	Jonathan Castroviejo	Repsol - Netflix	+ 21'35
60	Lorents Ola Aasvold	Aker - MOT	+ 22'00
61	Mohamed Shawal Anuar Aziz	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 22'12
62	Martin Reimer	EA Vesuvio	+ 22'25
63	Andreas Vangstad	Aker - MOT	+ 23'16
64	Rafel Majka	eBuddy	+ 23'27
65	Evgeny Shalunov	Team Tinkoff	+ 23'36
66	Yikui Niu	Team Puma - SAP	+ 23'37
67	David Wohrer	T-Mobile	+ 23'42
68	Nathan Brown	Generali	+ 23'55
69	Jonathan Salinas	Air France - KLM	+ 24'01
70	Christian Mager	Team Puma - SAP	+ 24'44
71	Luis Enrique Lemus Davila	T-Mobile	+ 25'02
72	Tom Wirtgen	EA Vesuvio	+ 25'08
73	Daniel Alexander Jaramillo	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 25'11
74	David Rosch	Air France - KLM	+ 25'17
75	Ignacio Jesus Prado	Moser - Sygic	+ 25'29
76	Alexander Foliforov	Team Tinkoff	+ 26'05
77	Dario Cataldo	Festina - OAKA	+ 26'13
78	Gyung Gu Jang	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 26'45
79	Michael Kolar	Moser - Sygic	+ 26'55
80	John-Lee Augustyn	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 27'05
81	Jakub Danacik	Moser - Sygic	+ 27'29
82	Aleksey Rybalkin	Team Tinkoff	+ 27'49
83	Morgan Kneisky	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
84	Sebastian SchÃ¶nberger	Moser - Sygic	+ 27'59
85	Robin Manulang	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 28'50
86	Kaspars Sergis	Evonik - ELKO	+ 28'56
87	Alexandor Cataford	Podium Ambition	+ 29'00
88	Mike Aaron Egger	Evonik - ELKO	+ 29'01
89	Luca Wackermann	Team Puma - SAP	+ 30'03
90	Michel Koch	Air France - KLM	+ 30'30
91	Diego Ulissi	Generali	+ 30'34
92	Matvey Mamykin	Team Tinkoff	+ 31'03
93	Carlos Baltazar	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 31'05
94	Eddie Dunbar	Repsol - Netflix	+ 31'24
95	Sergei Kolesnikov	Team Tinkoff	+ 32'10
96	Giorgi Nareklishvili	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 32'22
97	Niklas Eg	Grieg - Maersk	+ 32'46
98	Arvin Moazemi	Evonik - ELKO	+ 32'59
99	Stefan Kung	Generali	+ 33'02
100	Conor Dunne	Team Puma - SAP	+ 33'05
101	Fabio Felline	Team Puma - SAP	+ 33'11
102	Adria Urcelay	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 34'27
103	Michael Gogl	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 34'41
104	Joey Rosskopf	Generali	+ 35'00
105	Ahmed Youssef Belgasem	Evonik - ELKO	+ 35'26
106	Artem Samolenkov	Team Tinkoff	+ 35'39
107	Jakub Kaczmarek	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 35'40
108	Timothy Roe	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 35'44
109	Thomas Koep	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 35'59
110	Ulugbek Galiev	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 36'28
111	Idan Shapira	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 36'36
112	Mads WÃ¼rtz	Grieg - Maersk	+ 36'47
113	Nick Van der Lijke	EA Vesuvio	+ 37'05
114	Manuele Boaro	Gazelle	+ 37'14
115	Yoann Paillot	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 37'17
116	Nikolaos Ioannidis	Festina - OAKA	+ 38'32
117	Remi Cavagna	Team Puma - SAP	+ 39'27
118	Albert Kireva	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 40'14
119	Geoffrey Soupe	Moser - Sygic	+ 40'34
120	Ingus Eislers	Evonik - ELKO	+ 41'07
121	Hermann Pernsteiner	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 41'42
122	Deins Kanepejs	T-Mobile	+ 42'04
123	Julian Alaphilippe	Podium Ambition	+ 42'29
124	Jhonatan Restrepo	T-Mobile	+ 43'44
125	Calvin Watson	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 43'51
126	Danny Summerhill	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 44'04
127	Gabor Fejes	Gazelle	+ 44'32
128	Philipp Walsleben	Aker - MOT	+ 44'36
129	Muhammad Imam Arifin	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 44'47
130	Nurbolat Kulimbetov	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 46'07
131	Dylan Groenewegen	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 48'31
132	Michail Mavrikakis	Festina - OAKA	+ 49'35
133	Steven Lammertink	eBuddy	+ 52'47
134	Danny Van Poppel	eBuddy	+ 53'48
135	Tesfom Okbamariam	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 54'01
136	Tom David	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 54'19
137	Jesse Sergent	Podium Ambition	+ 55'52
138	Maxime Bouet	Air France - KLM	+ 56'22
139	Bob Jungels	EA Vesuvio	+ 56'38
140	Marlen Zmorka	Repsol - Netflix	+ 57'26
141	Jan Ghyselinck	Generali	+ 58'05
142	Gaspar Goncalves	T-Mobile	+ 58'42
143	Milan Menten	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 59'05
144	Geert Van der Sanden	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 59'17
145	Michael Hepburn	Podium Ambition	+ 1h01'33
146	Lasse Norman Hansen	Grieg - Maersk	+ 1h05'10
147	Marco Tizza	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 1h06'21
148	Marildo Yzeiraj	Aker - MOT	+ 1h06'29
149	Elia Viviani	Generali	+ 1h06'42
150	Jodok Salzmann	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 1h07'53
151	Abou Sanogo	T-Mobile	+ 1h10'23
152	Jaroslaw Marycz	Moser - Sygic	+ 1h10'44
153	Daniel Turek	Moser - Sygic	+ 1h10'45
154	Omer Goldstein	eBuddy	+ 1h12'34
155	Tom Dumoulin	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 1h12'38
156	Gasper Katrasnik	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 1h14'28
157	Emils Liepins	Evonik - ELKO	+ 1h14'50
158	Truls Engen Korsaeth	Grieg - Maersk	+ 1h21'23
159	Nihal Silva	Aker - MOT	+ 1h22'09
160	Damien Howson	eBuddy	+ 1h23'59
161	Lukas Postlberger	Podium Ambition	+ 1h31'51
162	Ho-Ting Kwok	Air France - KLM	+ 1h32'32
163	Julien Vermote	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 1h32'51
164	Josh Atkins	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 1h35'30
165	Andreas Stauff	Festina - OAKA	+ 1h35'41
166	Nacer Bouhanni	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 1h37'07
167	Klemen Stimulak	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 1h37'22
168	Chun Wing Leung	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 1h40'33
169	Ricki Nelson	Podium Ambition	+ 1h40'52
170	James Oram	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 1h41'11
171	Hugues Mottin	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 1h44'36
172	Mathieu Bernaudeau	Air France - KLM	+ 1h44'56
173	Kristian Vanderpool	Podium Ambition	+ 1h54'09
174	Mario Gonzalez Salas	Repsol - Netflix	+ 1h56'55
175	Dennis Van Winden	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 1h57'55
176	Sonomtseren Delgerbayar	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 1h58'43
177	Frederik Frison	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 1h59'26
178	Rasmus Quaade	Podium Ambition	+ 2h04'45
179	Rudy Barbier	Festina - OAKA	+ 2h05'05
180	Michael Valgren Andersen	Air France - KLM	+ 2h06'11
181	Panagiotis Vlatos	Festina - OAKA	+ 2h32'35

Points

1	Arnaud Demare	Team Puma - SAP	101
2	Romain Sicard	Air France - KLM	76
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	Peter Pruus	Aker - MOT	30
15	Willie Smit	EA Vesuvio	27
16	Geoffrey Soupe	Moser - Sygic	27
17	Nick Van der Lijke	EA Vesuvio	27
18	Andy Schleck	EA Vesuvio	24
19	Stefan Denifl	SPAR - Siam Cement	22
20	Gregory Brenes	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	22
21	Nacer Bouhanni	SPAR - Siam Cement	21
22	Sergey Chernetskiy	Team Tinkoff	20
23	Warren Barguil	Moser - Sygic	19
24	Yonathan Monsalve	Farfetch Pro Cycling	19
25	Rasmus Guldhammer	T-Mobile	19
26	Martin Reimer	EA Vesuvio	17
27	Sergio Luis Henao Montoya	T-Mobile	16
28	Miguel Angel Lopez	Evonik - ELKO	16
29	Alberto Bettiol	Farfetch Pro Cycling	14
30	Mohamed Shawal Anuar Aziz	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	14
31	Sergei Kolesnikov	Team Tinkoff	14
32	Jakub Danacik	Moser - Sygic	14
33	Diego Ulissi	Generali	14
34	Jose Alarcon	Repsol - Netflix	12
35	Daniel Alexander Jaramillo	Isostar - LimeBike	12
36	Ricki Nelson	Podium Ambition	10
37	Jaka Bostner	Fablok - Bank BGZ	9
38	John-Lee Augustyn	Isostar - LimeBike	9
39	Marildo Yzeiraj	Aker - MOT	8
40	Andreas Vangstad	Aker - MOT	6
41	Albert Kireva	Andorra Cycling Project	6
42	Ignacio Jesus Prado	Moser - Sygic	6
43	Jhonatan Restrepo	T-Mobile	6
44	Tesfom Okbamariam	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	6
45	Marco Tizza	Farfetch Pro Cycling	6
46	Abou Sanogo	T-Mobile	6
47	Tim Wellens	Fablok - Bank BGZ	5
48	Nikita Novikov	Team Tinkoff	5
49	Morgan Kneisky	EA Vesuvio	5
50	Fredrik Strand Galta	Aker - MOT	4
51	Dion Smith	Bennelong - Mitchelton	4
52	Nathan Brown	Generali	4
53	Luca Wackermann	Team Puma - SAP	4
54	Sebastian SchÃ¶nberger	Moser - Sygic	4
55	Fabio Felline	Team Puma - SAP	4
56	James Oram	Bennelong - Mitchelton	4
57	Klemen Stimulak	Fablok - Bank BGZ	3
58	Andris Vosekalns	Evonik - ELKO	2
59	Lars Boom	Aegon - Lavazza	2
60	Ulugbek Galiev	Andorra Cycling Project	2
61	Muhammad Imam Arifin	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	2
62	Peter Velits	Aegon - Lavazza	1
63	Nikias Arndt	Team Puma - SAP	1

Mountain

1	Gregory Brenes	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	66
2	Jakub Danacik	Moser - Sygic	44
3	Ulugbek Galiev	Andorra Cycling Project	40
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	Peter Pruus	Aker - MOT	18
10	Dario Cataldo	Festina - OAKA	18
11	Robin Manulang	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	18
12	Michael Hepburn	Podium Ambition	18
13	Lachlan Morton	Bennelong - Mitchelton	16
14	Luis Enrique Lemus Davila	T-Mobile	16
15	Alberto Bettiol	Farfetch Pro Cycling	16
16	Nathan Brown	Generali	16
17	Sergey Chernetskiy	Team Tinkoff	15
18	Marildo Yzeiraj	Aker - MOT	13
19	Angel Madrazo	Gazelle	12
20	Carlos Baltazar	Andorra Cycling Project	12
21	Danny Summerhill	Andorra Cycling Project	12
22	Taylor Phinney	Grieg - Maersk	10
23	Romain Sicard	Air France - KLM	10
24	Remi Cavagna	Team Puma - SAP	10
25	Nikolaos Ioannidis	Festina - OAKA	10
26	Ignacio Jesus Prado	Moser - Sygic	9
27	John-Lee Augustyn	Isostar - LimeBike	9
28	Stefan Denifl	SPAR - Siam Cement	8
29	Jonathan Castroviejo	Repsol - Netflix	8
30	Albert Kireva	Andorra Cycling Project	8
31	Philipp Walsleben	Aker - MOT	8
32	Abou Sanogo	T-Mobile	8
33	Joseph Dombrowski	eBuddy	6
34	Sebastian SchÃ¶nberger	Moser - Sygic	6
35	Arnaud Demare	Team Puma - SAP	5
36	Rasmus Guldhammer	T-Mobile	4
37	Abolfazl Gilanipoor	Isostar - LimeBike	4
38	Willie Smit	EA Vesuvio	4
39	Jaka Bostner	Fablok - Bank BGZ	4
40	Andreas Vangstad	Aker - MOT	4
41	Stefan Kung	Generali	4
42	Matvey Mamykin	Team Tinkoff	3
43	Tesfom Okbamariam	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	3
44	Marco Tizza	Farfetch Pro Cycling	3
45	Jose Alarcon	Repsol - Netflix	2
46	Nurbolat Kulimbetov	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	2
47	Christian Mager	Team Puma - SAP	1
48	Sergei Kolesnikov	Team Tinkoff	1
49	Diego Ulissi	Generali	1

Youth

1	Miguel Angel Lopez	Evonik - ELKO	42h45'56 (1)
2	Kilian Frankiny	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 6'53 (2)
3	Domen Novak	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 8'34 (3)
4	Hugh Carthy	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 12'40 (4)
5	Yevgeniy Gidich	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 14'19 (5)
6	Valens Ndayisenga	Repsol - Netflix	+ 14'31 (6)
7	Yikui Niu	Team Puma - SAP	+ 18'27 (7)
8	Tom Wirtgen	EA Vesuvio	+ 19'58 (8)
9	Sebastian SchÃ¶nberger	Moser - Sygic	+ 22'49 (9)
10	Matvey Mamykin	Team Tinkoff	+ 25'53 (10)
11	Eddie Dunbar	Repsol - Netflix	+ 26'14 (11)
12	Niklas Eg	Grieg - Maersk	+ 27'36 (12)
13	Adria Urcelay	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 29'17 (13)
14	Mads WÃ¼rtz	Grieg - Maersk	+ 31'37 (14)
15	Remi Cavagna	Team Puma - SAP	+ 34'17 (15)
16	Deins Kanepejs	T-Mobile	+ 36'54 (16)
17	Jhonatan Restrepo	T-Mobile	+ 38'34 (17)
18	Muhammad Imam Arifin	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 39'37 (18)
19	Michail Mavrikakis	Festina - OAKA	+ 44'25 (19)
20	Gaspar Goncalves	T-Mobile	+ 53'32 (20)
21	Milan Menten	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 53'55 (21)
22	Marildo Yzeiraj	Aker - MOT	+ 1h01'19 (22)
23	Jodok Salzmann	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 1h02'43 (23)
24	Abou Sanogo	T-Mobile	+ 1h05'13 (24)
25	Omer Goldstein	eBuddy	+ 1h07'24 (25)
26	Gasper Katrasnik	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 1h09'18 (26)
27	Nihal Silva	Aker - MOT	+ 1h16'59 (27)
28	Chun Wing Leung	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 1h35'23 (28)
29	Kristian Vanderpool	Podium Ambition	+ 1h48'59 (29)

Teams

1	Grieg - Maersk	127h01'10 (1)
2	Gazelle	+ 22 (2)
3	Aker - MOT	+ 4'55 (3)
4	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 6'45 (4)
5	eBuddy	+ 7'00 (5)
6	T-Mobile	+ 7'50 (6)
7	Repsol - Netflix	+ 12'26 (7)
8	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 12'37 (8)
9	Team Puma - SAP	+ 16'02 (9)
10	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 16'26 (10)
11	EA Vesuvio	+ 16'52 (11)
12	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 19'00 (12)
13	Moser - Sygic	+ 19'53 (13)
14	Festina - OAKA	+ 23'13 (14)
15	Team Tinkoff	+ 24'02 (15)
16	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 24'46 (16)
17	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 26'07 (17)
18	Evonik - ELKO	+ 26'22 (18)
19	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 27'47 (19)
20	Air France - KLM	+ 28'07 (20)
21	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 37'24 (21)
22	Generali	+ 48'01 (22)
23	Podium Ambition	+ 1h43'30 (23)

Jump to Forum:

Not a member yet?
Click here to register.

Forgotten your password?
Request a new one here.