Räim is the top favorite, but there are a few fast guys who could snatch it from him with the right timing.
Startlist
Spoiler
Pruus
Peter
Aker - MOT
Laas
Martin
Team Popo4Ever p/b Nemiroff
Kangert
Tanel
Gazelle
Kalf
Steven
MOL
Vahtra
Norman
Duolingo
Taaramäe
Rein
Evonik - ELKO
Lauk
Karl Patrick
BWT Hyundai N Cycling
Kiskonen
Siim
BWT Hyundai N Cycling
Räim
Mihkel
Red Bull Zalgiris
After a messy leadup to the final 3 kilometers, things clear up a bit on the finishing straight. Kalf is furthest ahead behind his leadout, then Räim, Kiskonen, Pruus, Laas and Vahtra are bunched together.
Nearing the red kite, Kalf already starts to sprint, while Räim and everyone else are now following Laas.
Kalf still leads into the final 600 meters, Kiskonen jumped into second place with a nice acceleration.
Räim needs to get going if he wants to make good on his favorite status …
But he doesn’t get there! Massive effort by Kalf, who will ride in the Estonian NC jersey next year.
Result
1
Steven Kalf
MOL
1h22'10
2
Siim Kiskonen
BWT Hyundai N Cycling
s.t.
3
Mihkel Räim
Red Bull Zalgiris
s.t.
4
Norman Vahtra
Duolingo
s.t.
5
Martin Laas
Team Popo4Ever p/b Nemiroff
s.t.
6
Peter Pruus
Aker - MOT
s.t.
7
Karl Patrick Lauk
BWT Hyundai N Cycling
s.t.
8
Tanel Kangert
Gazelle
s.t.
9
Rein Taaramäe
Evonik - ELKO
s.t.
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Estonian Championships - ITT
Should be a fairly sure thing for Taaramäe.
Pruus does what is expected of him, finishing third and collecting the bronze medal.
Kangert and Taaramäe arrive almost at the same time. For the Gazelle rider, even if it looks bad, it’s still comfortably enough to take silver. But as expected, no one stands a chance against the reigning Vuelta champion.
Estonian Championships - RR 
