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Tour de France - Stage 21

cunego59

Posted on 31-05-2020 09:00

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Tour de France
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Stage 21

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After 20 exciting days of racing, the riders head to Paris today to celebrate the winners of the jerseys and to fight for one of the most prestigeous stage wins in cycling. Thereâ€™s always the possibility that a breakaway could pull the upset, but most likely this goes to the sprinters.

After pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/fes.png

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Stauff missed the time limit yesterday alongside pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/t3a.png

Nelson, the remaining top sprinters are pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/pum.png

Demare, who has three stage wins to his name already (and needs to finish in the Top 14 to take back the points jersey), the other stage winners pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/aeg.png

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

Samolenkov, as well as pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/eav.png

Van der Lijke, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ebd.png

Van Poppel, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ssc.png

Bouhanni,

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Soupe,

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

Van der Sanden.

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The four classification jerseys start the day in the first row, as is tradition.
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Carthy in the polkadots, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/gzl.png

Madrazo in yellow, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/pum.png

Demare in green - currently in Madrazoâ€™s stead, but at the podium later today probably in his own right again - and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/evo.png

Lopez in white.

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Vangstad is the last first attacker of this Tour. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/t3a.png

Hepburn and stage 16 winner pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/and.png

Summerhill are the first to follow in the distance.

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Kung and

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Okbamariam join a few moments later.

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And thatâ€™s it, at least for now. No one else tries to go after them and they are allowed to break free, although not very far: The peloton keeps them at just over a minute.

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Interestingly, itâ€™s pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/tti.png

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

Farfetch making the pace there. Maybe they would have liked to have an escapee of their own?

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They donâ€™t manage to bring the group back, though, which heads into Paris still just one and a half minutes ahead of the pack.

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As they make their way through this beautiful city and past the Eiffel Tower, they look pretty exhausted. And they probably know that their chances to succeed are slim to none, but they put up a good fight nevertheless.

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Itâ€™s been a while since weâ€™ve seen them at the front, but the spinter teams
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Puma,

EA Vesuvio and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/aeg.png

Aegon have take control of the peloton through the narrow streets of the French capital.

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Hepburn leads the breakaway through the iconic underpass for what is the first of five times.

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A few moments later, theyâ€™re onto the Champs Ã‰lysÃ©es, riding towards the Arc de Triomphe. It must be one of the most memorable experiences a professional cyclist can have, I assume, but for pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/t3a.png

Hepburn, itâ€™s mostly a painful one as he canâ€™t keep up with his companions anymore.

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Just as heâ€™s caught by the peloton, we have a late attack by pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/tti.png

Kolesnikov! Tinkoff indeed still want their man up ahead. And pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/fpc.png

Farfetch have once again taken the lead behind him, apparently using this as their way of getting some TV coverage.

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And they quickly bring pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/tti.png

Kolesnikovback into the fold. The escapees are also less than a minute away now.

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Evidently, Farfetch wanted more than just coverage at the front of the peloton! pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/fpc.png

Bettiol makes a move now!

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He soon reaches the breakaway and immediately begins to lead it.

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However, that alone does not increase their gap to the peloton, so as they exit the underpass for the second time, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/fpc.png

Bettiol attacks again!

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Summerhill brings him back, but at least their gap is now up to over a minute again for the first time in a while.

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But not for long, and so the Italian simply tries again.

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Once more, he canâ€™t sustain the effort and this time, their advance stays below a minute.

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EA Vesuvio and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/aeg.png

Aegon lead the pursuit again and they seem to want to make it very clear that there can only be one outcome here today - a sprint finish.

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You know whoâ€™s not happy with that? Yes, you do, because heâ€™s indicated so earlier already: Itâ€™s pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/tti.png

Kolesnikov on the attack again!

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Similar to pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/fpc.png

Bettiol, he leads the breakaway for a while only to attack a little later. You can see how close the peloton is by now.

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Summerhill tries to prolong his time in the spotlight for a bit with one more acceleration â€¦

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â€¦ but itâ€™s ultimately a futile attempt. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/aeg.png

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

Smit make the catch as they round the Arc for the third time.

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Kolesnikov still has half a minute, but he would need to sustain that for another 37 kilometers. That seems unlikely.

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He makes it 7 before pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/eav.png

Wirtgen passes him by, still a commendable effort. Will this be a calm 25 kilometers before the final sprint now, or will another courageous rouleur try his luck?

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Well, at least itâ€™s not very calm: A grueling pace set by pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/pum.png

Puma and

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Grieg - Maersk stretches the peloton and opens a small gap after the first 25 or so riders. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ssc.png

Denifl,

Galta and a few others are on the wrong side of it. 20 kilometers to go.

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Unsurprisingly, that gap was not sustainable, but Puma continues to lead with a high pace. 11 kilometers to go and they seem ready to set up their sprint train for pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/pum.png

Demare.

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

Van der Lijke, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ssc.png

Bouhanni,

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

Liepins have already found his wheel.

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Itâ€™s

Andy Schleck who leads the peloton through the tunnel for the final time, but Puma soon takes over once more.

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Chaos ensues when they head onto the road again: pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/pum.png

Wackermann has
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Demare on his wheel, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/eav.png

Schleck is the leadout for pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/eav.png

Van der Lijke and
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Phinney, then thereâ€™s a small gap to the rest! Only four kilometers to go now.

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Two weird trains emerge as we head towards the final left-right corner combination. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/pum.png

Demare is already in second position on the road, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/eav.png

Van der Lijke, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/grm.png

Phinney,

Soupe,

Ulissi,

Van Poppel, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/t3a.png

Alaphilippe and
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Bouhanni behind him.

On the bottom of the screen, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/aeg.png

Dekker tries to bring pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/aeg.png

Groenewegen back to the front, who in turn is followed by pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/iso.png

Van der Sanden and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/evo.png

Liepins.

Samolenkov is just outside the frame, trying to latch on.

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The red kite is placed very weirdly here because itâ€™s not one kilometer from the finish but two! Letâ€™s hope this doesnâ€™t throw some teams off here.
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Groenewegen managed to jump onto what is now the only sprint train, just behind pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ebd.png

Van Poppel.

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Wackermann slows down significantly after two kilometers in the wind, and so do pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/pum.png

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

Van der Lijke behind him. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ebd.png

Van Poppel reacts first and charges to the front, now actually just over a kilometer from the line.

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Van der Lijke struggles to match the acceleration, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/pum.png

Demare certainly does not, heâ€™s immediately up to speed. But pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/mos.png

Soupe and

Groenewegen are very fast too! Who will take it?

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Demare doesnâ€™t have that final punch and the Dutch takes his second stage win, capitalizing on his unmatched recovery! What a great way to end an already great race for Aegon!

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Demare, this is his 6th Top 3 finish including three stage wins - he is a worthy winner of the points classification and will wear green again on the podium later!

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Alaphilippe provides a late highlight for Podium Ambition - his use, or rather, non-use has been puzzling throughout this race, but he shines today, finishing third. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/eav.png

Van der Lijke concludes the race without the coveted stage win, heâ€™s fourth ahead of pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/ssc.png

Bouhanni.

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Phinney shows his versatility and finishes sixth today. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/mos.png

Soupe and

Van Poppel follow â€¦

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â€¦ before pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/evo.png

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

Van der Sanden complete the Top 10 ahead of
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Ulissi.

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Madrazo proves his competitiveness by not just rolling over the line in celebration but actually sprinting, he comes in 13th today, doing the yellow jersey proud.

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Lopez and

Carthy take it easier, theyâ€™re just happy to be here in their respective jerseys.

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The final rider rolling over the line is pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/tti.png

Aleksey Rybalkin - he officially concludes the Tour de France 2019.

And thatâ€™s it, my friends! With a signature win, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/aeg.png

Groenewegen underscores his status as the second top tier sprinter here next to pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2019/Micros/pum.png

Arnaud Demare, who misses his fourth stage win but reclaims the green jersey properly. Plenty of action without any bad luck or other GC surprises made for a very entertaining final stage - now, all that is left to do is to celebrate the guys on the podium. Enjoy!

Stage Result

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1	Dylan Groenewegen	Aegon - Lavazza	3h52'00
2	Arnaud Demare	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
3	Julian Alaphilippe	Podium Ambition	s.t.
4	Nick Van der Lijke	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
5	Nacer Bouhanni	SPAR - Siam Cement	s.t.
6	Taylor Phinney	Grieg - Maersk	s.t.
7	Geoffrey Soupe	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
8	Danny Van Poppel	eBuddy	s.t.
9	Emils Liepins	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
10	Geert Van der Sanden	Isostar - LimeBike	s.t.
11	Diego Ulissi	Generali	s.t.
12	Warren Barguil	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
13	Angel Madrazo	Gazelle	s.t.
14	Pierre-Henri Lecuisinier	Festina - OAKA	s.t.
15	Joseph Dombrowski	eBuddy	s.t.
16	Artem Samolenkov	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
17	Romain Sicard	Air France - KLM	s.t.
18	Ian Bibby	Gazelle	s.t.
19	Tanel Kangert	Gazelle	s.t.
20	Benjamin Dyball	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
21	Lachlan Morton	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
22	Stefan Denifl	SPAR - Siam Cement	s.t.
23	Maxime Bouet	Air France - KLM	s.t.
24	Fredrik Strand Galta	Aker - MOT	s.t.
25	Peter Velits	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
26	Ignacio Jesus Prado	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
27	Albert Kireva	Andorra Cycling Project	s.t.
28	Nihal Silva	Aker - MOT	s.t.
29	Rasmus Guldhammer	T-Mobile	s.t.
30	Morgan Kneisky	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
31	Luca Wackermann	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
32	Dion Smith	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
33	Michel Koch	Air France - KLM	s.t.
34	Marildo Yzeiraj	Aker - MOT	s.t.
35	Cameron Bayly	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
36	Yonathan Monsalve	Farfetch Pro Cycling	s.t.
37	Peter Pruus	Aker - MOT	s.t.
38	Andy Schleck	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
39	Thomas Dekker	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
40	Nikias Arndt	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
41	Patrick Konrad	Gazelle	s.t.
42	Lasse Norman Hansen	Grieg - Maersk	s.t.
43	Tom David	SPAR - Siam Cement	s.t.
44	Martin Reimer	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
45	Jose Alarcon	Repsol - Netflix	s.t.
46	Tim Wellens	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
47	Sergio Luis Henao Montoya	T-Mobile	s.t.
48	Martin Hacecky	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
49	Jakub Kaczmarek	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
50	Dario Cataldo	Festina - OAKA	s.t.
51	Yikui Niu	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
52	Elia Viviani	Generali	s.t.
53	Rafel Majka	eBuddy	s.t.
54	Mohamed Shawal Anuar Aziz	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	s.t.
55	Manuele Boaro	Gazelle	s.t.
56	Jonathan Castroviejo	Repsol - Netflix	s.t.
57	Jhonatan Restrepo	T-Mobile	s.t.
58	Christian Mager	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
59	Brendan Canty	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
60	Miguel Angel Lopez	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
61	Kaspars Sergis	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
62	Jesse Sergent	Podium Ambition	s.t.
63	Mads WÃ¼rtz	Grieg - Maersk	s.t.
64	Remi Cavagna	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
65	Gabor Fejes	Gazelle	s.t.
66	Abou Sanogo	T-Mobile	s.t.
67	Jesus Herrada	Repsol - Netflix	s.t.
68	David Rosch	Air France - KLM	s.t.
69	Nurbolat Kulimbetov	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	s.t.
70	Giorgi Nareklishvili	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
71	Ingus Eislers	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
72	Luis Enrique Lemus Davila	T-Mobile	s.t.
73	David Wohrer	T-Mobile	s.t.
74	Matvey Mamykin	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
75	Fabio Felline	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
76	Marc Goos	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
77	Jakub Novak	Repsol - Netflix	s.t.
78	Evgeny Shalunov	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
79	Lukas Postlberger	Podium Ambition	s.t.
80	Domen Novak	Andorra Cycling Project	s.t.
81	Gianluca Brambilla	eBuddy	s.t.
82	Timothy Roe	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
83	Abolfazl Gilanipoor	Isostar - LimeBike	s.t.
84	Thomas Koep	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
85	Denys Karnulin	Gazelle	s.t.
86	Calvin Watson	Bennelong - Mitchelton	s.t.
87	Lars Boom	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
88	Jonathan Salinas	Air France - KLM	s.t.
89	Philipp Walsleben	Aker - MOT	s.t.
90	Omer Goldstein	eBuddy	s.t.
91	Marlen Zmorka	Repsol - Netflix	s.t.
92	Jakub Danacik	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
93	Nikita Novikov	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
94	Steven Lammertink	eBuddy	s.t.
95	Jan Ghyselinck	Generali	s.t.
96	Sebastian SchÃ¶nberger	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
97	Idan Shapira	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
98	Cristian Raileanu	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
99	Gasper Katrasnik	Isostar - LimeBike	s.t.
100	Louis Vervaeke	Gazelle	s.t.
101	John-Lee Augustyn	Isostar - LimeBike	s.t.
102	Tiago Machado	Andorra Cycling Project	s.t.
103	Fabio Aru	eBuddy	s.t.
104	Sindre Skjostad Lunke	Aker - MOT	s.t.
105	Sigurd Nesset	Grieg - Maersk	s.t.
106	Yevgeniy Gidich	SPAR - Siam Cement	s.t.
107	Valens Ndayisenga	Repsol - Netflix	s.t.
108	Michail Mavrikakis	Festina - OAKA	s.t.
109	Vegard Stake Laengen	Grieg - Maersk	s.t.
110	Mikel Iturria	Grieg - Maersk	s.t.
111	Alexandor Cataford	Podium Ambition	s.t.
112	Joey Rosskopf	Generali	s.t.
113	Hugh Carthy	Farfetch Pro Cycling	s.t.
114	Daniel Alexander Jaramillo	Isostar - LimeBike	s.t.
115	Daniel Turek	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
116	Gregory Brenes	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	s.t.
117	Kilian Frankiny	Isostar - LimeBike	s.t.
118	Deins Kanepejs	T-Mobile	s.t.
119	Jaroslaw Marycz	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
120	Tim Dees	Generali	s.t.
121	Sergei Kolesnikov	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
122	Ahmed Youssef Belgasem	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
123	Gaspar Goncalves	T-Mobile	s.t.
124	Adria Urcelay	Andorra Cycling Project	s.t.
125	Jaka Bostner	Fablok - Bank BGZ	s.t.
126	Eddie Dunbar	Repsol - Netflix	s.t.
127	Yoann Paillot	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
128	Mike Aaron Egger	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
129	Arvin Moazemi	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
130	Alexis Vuillermoz	Festina - OAKA	s.t.
131	Lorents Ola Aasvold	Aker - MOT	s.t.
132	Robin Manulang	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	s.t.
133	Alexander Foliforov	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
134	Sergey Chernetskiy	Team Tinkoff	s.t.
135	Michael Hepburn	Podium Ambition	s.t.
136	Michael Gogl	Farfetch Pro Cycling	s.t.
137	Marco Tizza	Farfetch Pro Cycling	s.t.
138	Nathan Brown	Generali	s.t.
139	Andris Vosekalns	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
140	Muhammad Imam Arifin	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	s.t.
141	Ulugbek Galiev	Andorra Cycling Project	s.t.
142	Nikolaos Ioannidis	Festina - OAKA	s.t.
143	Gyung Gu Jang	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 3'17
144	Jodok Salzmann	Farfetch Pro Cycling	s.t.
145	Michael Kolar	Moser - Sygic	+ 3'42
146	Carlos Baltazar	Andorra Cycling Project	s.t.
147	Andreas Vangstad	Aker - MOT	s.t.
148	Stefan Kung	Generali	+ 4'51
149	Milan Menten	Farfetch Pro Cycling	s.t.
150	Hermann Pernsteiner	Isostar - LimeBike	s.t.
151	Alberto Bettiol	Farfetch Pro Cycling	s.t.
152	Willie Smit	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
153	Bob Jungels	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
154	Tom Wirtgen	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
155	Danny Summerhill	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 6'23
156	Conor Dunne	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
157	Tesfom Okbamariam	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 6'50
158	Niklas Eg	Grieg - Maersk	s.t.
159	Tom Dumoulin	Aegon - Lavazza	s.t.
160	Aleksey Rybalkin	Team Tinkoff	+ 7'32

General Classification

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1	Angel Madrazo	Gazelle	97h58'26
2	Joseph Dombrowski	eBuddy	+ 3'06
3	Lachlan Morton	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 4'40
4	Pierre-Henri Lecuisinier	Festina - OAKA	+ 4'41
5	Taylor Phinney	Grieg - Maersk	+ 5'00
6	Stefan Denifl	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 5'29
7	Romain Sicard	Air France - KLM	+ 6'45
8	Fredrik Strand Galta	Aker - MOT	+ 12'38
9	Warren Barguil	Moser - Sygic	+ 12'47
10	Peter Velits	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 12'50
11	Jose Alarcon	Repsol - Netflix	+ 13'16
12	Sergio Luis Henao Montoya	T-Mobile	+ 13'41
13	Rasmus Guldhammer	T-Mobile	+ 15'35
14	Tim Wellens	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 15'54
15	Andy Schleck	EA Vesuvio	+ 15'57
16	Yonathan Monsalve	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 16'11
17	Tiago Machado	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 18'49
18	Miguel Angel Lopez	Evonik - ELKO	+ 26'02
19	Gianluca Brambilla	eBuddy	+ 33'02
20	Hugh Carthy	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 33'43
21	Nikias Arndt	Team Puma - SAP	+ 38'25
22	Sindre Skjostad Lunke	Aker - MOT	+ 41'20
23	Dion Smith	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 44'30
24	Louis Vervaeke	Gazelle	+ 44'42
25	Nikita Novikov	Team Tinkoff	+ 46'12
26	Vegard Stake Laengen	Grieg - Maersk	+ 46'28
27	Sigurd Nesset	Grieg - Maersk	+ 48'42
28	Denys Karnulin	Gazelle	+ 49'11
29	Ian Bibby	Gazelle	+ 50'16
30	Thomas Dekker	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 50'57
31	Marc Goos	EA Vesuvio	+ 51'18
32	Mikel Iturria	Grieg - Maersk	+ 51'48
33	Abolfazl Gilanipoor	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 53'10
34	Fabio Aru	eBuddy	+ 57'43
35	Martin Hacecky	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 1h00'29
36	Gregory Brenes	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 1h00'54
37	Tanel Kangert	Gazelle	+ 1h02'44
38	Kilian Frankiny	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 1h04'13
39	Cristian Raileanu	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 1h07'58
40	Ignacio Jesus Prado	Moser - Sygic	+ 1h08'56
41	Alexander Foliforov	Team Tinkoff	+ 1h10'29
42	Sergei Kolesnikov	Team Tinkoff	+ 1h10'42
43	Benjamin Dyball	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 1h13'03
44	Jakub Novak	Repsol - Netflix	+ 1h14'26
45	Alexis Vuillermoz	Festina - OAKA	+ 1h21'34
46	Aleksey Rybalkin	Team Tinkoff	+ 1h22'34
47	Dario Cataldo	Festina - OAKA	+ 1h23'29
48	Jonathan Salinas	Air France - KLM	+ 1h24'01
49	Andreas Vangstad	Aker - MOT	+ 1h24'28
50	Valens Ndayisenga	Repsol - Netflix	+ 1h25'15
51	Idan Shapira	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 1h25'46
52	Jakub Danacik	Moser - Sygic	+ 1h26'37
53	Tim Dees	Generali	+ 1h26'48
54	Brendan Canty	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 1h26'59
55	Rafel Majka	eBuddy	+ 1h27'03
56	Alexandor Cataford	Podium Ambition	+ 1h29'01
57	Patrick Konrad	Gazelle	+ 1h29'44
58	Matvey Mamykin	Team Tinkoff	+ 1h30'32
59	Cameron Bayly	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 1h31'33
60	Evgeny Shalunov	Team Tinkoff	+ 1h31'36
61	Domen Novak	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 1h31'59
62	David Wohrer	T-Mobile	+ 1h32'18
63	Yevgeniy Gidich	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 1h34'37
64	John-Lee Augustyn	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 1h36'46
65	Peter Pruus	Aker - MOT	+ 1h37'27
66	Alberto Bettiol	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 1h38'55
67	Luis Enrique Lemus Davila	T-Mobile	+ 1h39'06
68	Kaspars Sergis	Evonik - ELKO	+ 1h39'47
69	Arvin Moazemi	Evonik - ELKO	+ 1h41'28
70	Michel Koch	Air France - KLM	+ 1h41'31
71	Lorents Ola Aasvold	Aker - MOT	+ 1h48'35
72	Andris Vosekalns	Evonik - ELKO	+ 1h50'29
73	David Rosch	Air France - KLM	+ 1h50'46
74	Niklas Eg	Grieg - Maersk	+ 1h50'47
75	Ulugbek Galiev	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 1h51'09
76	Gyung Gu Jang	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 1h51'12
77	Conor Dunne	Team Puma - SAP	+ 1h52'39
78	Jaka Bostner	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 1h53'21
79	Stefan Kung	Generali	+ 1h53'59
80	Jesus Herrada	Repsol - Netflix	+ 1h54'55
81	Carlos Baltazar	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 1h58'59
82	Yikui Niu	Team Puma - SAP	+ 2h00'21
83	Tom Wirtgen	EA Vesuvio	+ 2h02'39
84	Nikolaos Ioannidis	Festina - OAKA	+ 2h02'49
85	Nathan Brown	Generali	+ 2h03'12
86	Thomas Koep	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 2h03'21
87	Christian Mager	Team Puma - SAP	+ 2h04'03
88	Jonathan Castroviejo	Repsol - Netflix	+ 2h04'56
89	Arnaud Demare	Team Puma - SAP	+ 2h05'36
90	Michael Kolar	Moser - Sygic	+ 2h06'13
91	Timothy Roe	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 2h13'50
92	Joey Rosskopf	Generali	+ 2h15'31
93	Lars Boom	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 2h17'03
94	Mike Aaron Egger	Evonik - ELKO	+ 2h20'59
95	Eddie Dunbar	Repsol - Netflix	+ 2h27'25
96	Adria Urcelay	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 2h28'47
97	Willie Smit	EA Vesuvio	+ 2h33'01
98	Daniel Alexander Jaramillo	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 2h36'13
99	Albert Kireva	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 2h38'04
100	Martin Reimer	EA Vesuvio	+ 2h38'19
101	Michail Mavrikakis	Festina - OAKA	+ 2h43'53
102	Luca Wackermann	Team Puma - SAP	+ 2h43'57
103	Giorgi Nareklishvili	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 2h44'10
104	Sebastian SchÃ¶nberger	Moser - Sygic	+ 2h47'59
105	Yoann Paillot	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 2h52'04
106	Mads WÃ¼rtz	Grieg - Maersk	+ 2h55'26
107	Hermann Pernsteiner	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 2h57'06
108	Morgan Kneisky	EA Vesuvio	+ 2h58'38
109	Julian Alaphilippe	Podium Ambition	+ 2h58'51
110	Mohamed Shawal Anuar Aziz	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 3h00'19
111	Artem Samolenkov	Team Tinkoff	+ 3h04'05
112	Ingus Eislers	Evonik - ELKO	+ 3h09'02
113	Diego Ulissi	Generali	+ 3h09'38
114	Manuele Boaro	Gazelle	+ 3h10'11
115	Sergey Chernetskiy	Team Tinkoff	+ 3h10'47
116	Danny Summerhill	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 3h11'45
117	Nick Van der Lijke	EA Vesuvio	+ 3h12'34
118	Ahmed Youssef Belgasem	Evonik - ELKO	+ 3h14'29
119	Jakub Kaczmarek	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 3h16'05
120	Jhonatan Restrepo	T-Mobile	+ 3h21'37
121	Fabio Felline	Team Puma - SAP	+ 3h23'44
122	Gabor Fejes	Gazelle	+ 3h25'11
123	Jesse Sergent	Podium Ambition	+ 3h26'59
124	Muhammad Imam Arifin	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 3h31'20
125	Calvin Watson	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 3h33'09
126	Remi Cavagna	Team Puma - SAP	+ 3h33'20
127	Robin Manulang	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 3h36'11
128	Deins Kanepejs	T-Mobile	+ 3h39'47
129	Tesfom Okbamariam	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 3h43'29
130	Geoffrey Soupe	Moser - Sygic	+ 3h45'37
131	Steven Lammertink	eBuddy	+ 3h47'42
132	Tom David	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 3h48'24
133	Gaspar Goncalves	T-Mobile	+ 3h49'34
134	Danny Van Poppel	eBuddy	+ 3h52'49
135	Dylan Groenewegen	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 3h58'23
136	Michael Gogl	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 4h00'09
137	Marco Tizza	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 4h04'35
138	Nurbolat Kulimbetov	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 4h08'14
139	Philipp Walsleben	Aker - MOT	+ 4h09'02
140	Michael Hepburn	Podium Ambition	+ 4h10'15
141	Daniel Turek	Moser - Sygic	+ 4h22'19
142	Emils Liepins	Evonik - ELKO	+ 4h25'33
143	Geert Van der Sanden	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 4h30'56
144	Bob Jungels	EA Vesuvio	+ 4h31'22
145	Marildo Yzeiraj	Aker - MOT	+ 4h37'17
146	Maxime Bouet	Air France - KLM	+ 4h41'12
147	Lasse Norman Hansen	Grieg - Maersk	+ 4h42'52
148	Elia Viviani	Generali	+ 4h52'52
149	Jodok Salzmann	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 4h52'56
150	Milan Menten	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 4h53'33
151	Omer Goldstein	eBuddy	+ 4h55'53
152	Jan Ghyselinck	Generali	+ 4h56'17
153	Nihal Silva	Aker - MOT	+ 5h02'23
154	Gasper Katrasnik	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 5h08'02
155	Marlen Zmorka	Repsol - Netflix	+ 5h10'38
156	Jaroslaw Marycz	Moser - Sygic	+ 5h30'35
157	Abou Sanogo	T-Mobile	+ 5h42'46
158	Lukas Postlberger	Podium Ambition	+ 5h50'42
159	Tom Dumoulin	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 6h10'11
160	Nacer Bouhanni	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 6h36'39

Points

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1	Arnaud Demare	Team Puma - SAP	168
2	Angel Madrazo	Gazelle	152
3	Taylor Phinney	Grieg - Maersk	140
4	Romain Sicard	Air France - KLM	123
5	Joseph Dombrowski	eBuddy	122
6	Pierre-Henri Lecuisinier	Festina - OAKA	110
7	Dylan Groenewegen	Aegon - Lavazza	103
8	Lachlan Morton	Bennelong - Mitchelton	99
9	Nick Van der Lijke	EA Vesuvio	84
10	Artem Samolenkov	Team Tinkoff	71
11	Stefan Denifl	SPAR - Siam Cement	70
12	Rasmus Guldhammer	T-Mobile	67
13	Fredrik Strand Galta	Aker - MOT	61
14	Geert Van der Sanden	Isostar - LimeBike	60
15	Danny Van Poppel	eBuddy	57
16	Emils Liepins	Evonik - ELKO	56
17	Miguel Angel Lopez	Evonik - ELKO	55
18	Nacer Bouhanni	SPAR - Siam Cement	54
19	Danny Summerhill	Andorra Cycling Project	51
20	Andy Schleck	EA Vesuvio	50
21	Sergei Kolesnikov	Team Tinkoff	50
22	Geoffrey Soupe	Moser - Sygic	48
23	Tiago Machado	Andorra Cycling Project	46
24	Sergio Luis Henao Montoya	T-Mobile	45
25	Warren Barguil	Moser - Sygic	41
26	Idan Shapira	Fablok - Bank BGZ	41
27	Hugh Carthy	Farfetch Pro Cycling	39
28	Martin Reimer	EA Vesuvio	39
29	Alberto Bettiol	Farfetch Pro Cycling	38
30	Peter Velits	Aegon - Lavazza	37
31	Andreas Vangstad	Aker - MOT	34
32	Sindre Skjostad Lunke	Aker - MOT	32
33	Ignacio Jesus Prado	Moser - Sygic	32
34	Gregory Brenes	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	30
35	Peter Pruus	Aker - MOT	30
36	Tesfom Okbamariam	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	28
37	Willie Smit	EA Vesuvio	27
38	Jose Alarcon	Repsol - Netflix	26
39	Martin Hacecky	Fablok - Bank BGZ	25
40	Yonathan Monsalve	Farfetch Pro Cycling	25
41	Julian Alaphilippe	Podium Ambition	25
42	Diego Ulissi	Generali	25
43	Alexandor Cataford	Podium Ambition	24
44	John-Lee Augustyn	Isostar - LimeBike	24
45	Abolfazl Gilanipoor	Isostar - LimeBike	22
46	Sergey Chernetskiy	Team Tinkoff	22
47	Elia Viviani	Generali	22
48	Jakub Danacik	Moser - Sygic	21
49	Mohamed Shawal Anuar Aziz	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	20
50	Tim Wellens	Fablok - Bank BGZ	18
51	Jaka Bostner	Fablok - Bank BGZ	17
52	Conor Dunne	Team Puma - SAP	14
53	David Wohrer	T-Mobile	13
54	Lasse Norman Hansen	Grieg - Maersk	12
55	Alexander Foliforov	Team Tinkoff	12
56	Daniel Alexander Jaramillo	Isostar - LimeBike	12
57	Ian Bibby	Gazelle	11
58	Vegard Stake Laengen	Grieg - Maersk	9
59	Marildo Yzeiraj	Aker - MOT	8
60	Marc Goos	EA Vesuvio	6
61	Brendan Canty	Bennelong - Mitchelton	6
62	Albert Kireva	Andorra Cycling Project	6
63	Giorgi Nareklishvili	Fablok - Bank BGZ	6
64	Hermann Pernsteiner	Isostar - LimeBike	6
65	Jhonatan Restrepo	T-Mobile	6
66	Marco Tizza	Farfetch Pro Cycling	6
67	Abou Sanogo	T-Mobile	6
68	Nikita Novikov	Team Tinkoff	5
69	Morgan Kneisky	EA Vesuvio	5
70	Gasper Katrasnik	Isostar - LimeBike	5
71	Dion Smith	Bennelong - Mitchelton	4
72	Thomas Dekker	Aegon - Lavazza	4
73	Tim Dees	Generali	4
74	Andris Vosekalns	Evonik - ELKO	4
75	Nathan Brown	Generali	4
76	Luca Wackermann	Team Puma - SAP	4
77	Sebastian SchÃ¶nberger	Moser - Sygic	4
78	Fabio Felline	Team Puma - SAP	4
79	Michael Gogl	Farfetch Pro Cycling	4
80	Patrick Konrad	Gazelle	3
81	Benjamin Dyball	Bennelong - Mitchelton	2
82	Stefan Kung	Generali	2
83	Ulugbek Galiev	Andorra Cycling Project	2
84	Carlos Baltazar	Andorra Cycling Project	2
85	Lars Boom	Aegon - Lavazza	2
86	Mads WÃ¼rtz	Grieg - Maersk	2
87	Muhammad Imam Arifin	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	2
88	Nikias Arndt	Team Puma - SAP	1
89	Tanel Kangert	Gazelle	1
90	Matvey Mamykin	Team Tinkoff	1

Mountain

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1	Hugh Carthy	Farfetch Pro Cycling	117
2	Gregory Brenes	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	114
3	Miguel Angel Lopez	Evonik - ELKO	113
4	Peter Velits	Aegon - Lavazza	106
5	Tiago Machado	Andorra Cycling Project	84
6	Rasmus Guldhammer	T-Mobile	76
7	Fredrik Strand Galta	Aker - MOT	74
8	Angel Madrazo	Gazelle	59
9	Jakub Danacik	Moser - Sygic	57
10	Sergio Luis Henao Montoya	T-Mobile	48
11	Ulugbek Galiev	Andorra Cycling Project	40
12	Joseph Dombrowski	eBuddy	38
13	Lachlan Morton	Bennelong - Mitchelton	38
14	Idan Shapira	Fablok - Bank BGZ	38
15	Stefan Denifl	SPAR - Siam Cement	35
16	Andreas Vangstad	Aker - MOT	31
17	Pierre-Henri Lecuisinier	Festina - OAKA	30
18	Kilian Frankiny	Isostar - LimeBike	30
19	Andris Vosekalns	Evonik - ELKO	30
20	Taylor Phinney	Grieg - Maersk	28
21	Abolfazl Gilanipoor	Isostar - LimeBike	28
22	Martin Hacecky	Fablok - Bank BGZ	28
23	Lorents Ola Aasvold	Aker - MOT	24
24	Jesus Herrada	Repsol - Netflix	24
25	Sergey Chernetskiy	Team Tinkoff	23
26	Nikita Novikov	Team Tinkoff	22
27	Dario Cataldo	Festina - OAKA	22
28	Alberto Bettiol	Farfetch Pro Cycling	22
29	Danny Summerhill	Andorra Cycling Project	22
30	Ignacio Jesus Prado	Moser - Sygic	19
31	Alexandor Cataford	Podium Ambition	18
32	Peter Pruus	Aker - MOT	18
33	Robin Manulang	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	18
34	Michael Hepburn	Podium Ambition	18
35	Philipp Walsleben	Aker - MOT	17
36	Marc Goos	EA Vesuvio	16
37	Luis Enrique Lemus Davila	T-Mobile	16
38	Nathan Brown	Generali	16
39	Romain Sicard	Air France - KLM	15
40	Marildo Yzeiraj	Aker - MOT	13
41	Carlos Baltazar	Andorra Cycling Project	12
42	Tim Dees	Generali	11
43	Matvey Mamykin	Team Tinkoff	11
44	Nikolaos Ioannidis	Festina - OAKA	10
45	Remi Cavagna	Team Puma - SAP	10
46	Elia Viviani	Generali	10
47	John-Lee Augustyn	Isostar - LimeBike	9
48	Vegard Stake Laengen	Grieg - Maersk	8
49	Alexander Foliforov	Team Tinkoff	8
50	Jonathan Castroviejo	Repsol - Netflix	8
51	Albert Kireva	Andorra Cycling Project	8
52	Tesfom Okbamariam	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	8
53	Abou Sanogo	T-Mobile	8
54	Jose Alarcon	Repsol - Netflix	7
55	Sindre Skjostad Lunke	Aker - MOT	6
56	Jakub Novak	Repsol - Netflix	6
57	Yevgeniy Gidich	SPAR - Siam Cement	6
58	Sebastian SchÃ¶nberger	Moser - Sygic	6
59	Warren Barguil	Moser - Sygic	5
60	Andy Schleck	EA Vesuvio	5
61	Valens Ndayisenga	Repsol - Netflix	5
62	Arnaud Demare	Team Puma - SAP	5
63	Mohamed Shawal Anuar Aziz	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	5
64	Conor Dunne	Team Puma - SAP	4
65	Stefan Kung	Generali	4
66	Jaka Bostner	Fablok - Bank BGZ	4
67	Willie Smit	EA Vesuvio	4
68	Gianluca Brambilla	eBuddy	3
69	Sergei Kolesnikov	Team Tinkoff	3
70	Jhonatan Restrepo	T-Mobile	3
71	Marco Tizza	Farfetch Pro Cycling	3
72	Yonathan Monsalve	Farfetch Pro Cycling	2
73	Ian Bibby	Gazelle	2
74	Nurbolat Kulimbetov	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	2
75	Tanel Kangert	Gazelle	1
76	Christian Mager	Team Puma - SAP	1
77	Diego Ulissi	Generali	1

Youth

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1	Miguel Angel Lopez	Evonik - ELKO	98h24'28 (1)
2	Hugh Carthy	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 7'41 (2)
3	Kilian Frankiny	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 38'11 (3)
4	Valens Ndayisenga	Repsol - Netflix	+ 59'13 (4)
5	Matvey Mamykin	Team Tinkoff	+ 1h04'30 (5)
6	Domen Novak	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 1h05'57 (6)
7	Yevgeniy Gidich	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 1h08'35 (7)
8	Niklas Eg	Grieg - Maersk	+ 1h24'45 (8)
9	Yikui Niu	Team Puma - SAP	+ 1h34'19 (9)
10	Tom Wirtgen	EA Vesuvio	+ 1h36'37 (10)
11	Eddie Dunbar	Repsol - Netflix	+ 2h01'23 (11)
12	Adria Urcelay	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 2h02'45 (12)
13	Michail Mavrikakis	Festina - OAKA	+ 2h17'51 (13)
14	Sebastian SchÃ¶nberger	Moser - Sygic	+ 2h21'57 (14)
15	Mads WÃ¼rtz	Grieg - Maersk	+ 2h29'24 (15)
16	Jhonatan Restrepo	T-Mobile	+ 2h55'35 (16)
17	Muhammad Imam Arifin	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 3h05'18 (17)
18	Remi Cavagna	Team Puma - SAP	+ 3h07'18 (18)
19	Deins Kanepejs	T-Mobile	+ 3h13'45 (19)
20	Gaspar Goncalves	T-Mobile	+ 3h23'32 (20)
21	Marildo Yzeiraj	Aker - MOT	+ 4h11'15 (21)
22	Jodok Salzmann	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 4h26'54 (22)
23	Milan Menten	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 4h27'31 (23)
24	Omer Goldstein	eBuddy	+ 4h29'51 (24)
25	Nihal Silva	Aker - MOT	+ 4h36'21 (25)
26	Gasper Katrasnik	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 4h42'00 (26)
27	Abou Sanogo	T-Mobile	+ 5h16'44 (27)

Teams

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1	Gazelle	294h03'12 (1)
2	eBuddy	+ 2'42 (2)
3	Grieg - Maersk	+ 5'12 (3)
4	T-Mobile	+ 20'52 (4)
5	Aker - MOT	+ 27'31 (5)
6	Bennelong - Mitchelton	+ 28'28 (6)
7	Fablok - Bank BGZ	+ 30'05 (7)
8	Farfetch Pro Cycling	+ 55'15 (8)
9	Moser - Sygic	+ 1h01'41 (9)
10	Team Tinkoff	+ 1h04'19 (10)
11	Repsol - Netflix	+ 1h10'56 (11)
12	Festina - OAKA	+ 1h14'49 (12)
13	EA Vesuvio	+ 1h16'14 (13)
14	Evonik - ELKO	+ 1h19'15 (14)
15	Andorra Cycling Project	+ 1h25'54 (15)
16	Aegon - Lavazza	+ 1h27'06 (16)
17	Air France - KLM	+ 1h35'18 (17)
18	Isostar - LimeBike	+ 1h51'12 (18)
19	SPAR - Siam Cement	+ 1h53'15 (19)
20	Team Puma - SAP	+ 2h15'12 (20)
21	Generali	+ 3h20'39 (21)
22	Indosat Ooredoo - ANZ	+ 4h39'49 (22)
23	Podium Ambition	+ 6h19'55 (23)

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