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Tour of America | Stage 17
Fabianski
Tour of America

Stage 17 / 21: Mountain ITT, 21.5km

Yosemite Valley - Ely Mountain


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Welcome to another exciting day here in California! We're still in the Sierra Nevada, and more precisely in the impressive Kings Canyon! This is a valley more than 1,600m deep, and surrounded by multiple peaks of more than 4,300m in height - impressive, as I said!

Today, we'll get another chance for the top climbers to shine - but to some extent, it's the day of truth: no more hiding behind an opponent, no more getting help by some teammates - it's everyone on their own, against the rock, against the clock! It's mountain time trial day - and you may have noticed that I'm pretty excited for this stage!

The route is straightforward: except for the first two kilometers, it's all uphill. Today's climb is rated 1st category, so there will be 16 KoM points for the stage winner (plus 20 sprint points). With 5.4% average slopes, it's clearly not the steepest ascent we've seen in this tour - but almost 20km of solo climbing will challenge everyone!

Furthermore, it's not a steady climb; there are sections with up to 9% gradients, followed by pretty flat parts that can almost be one kilometer in length. We'll see if time trialling skills actually matters, or if it all comes down to pure climbing strength - which will definitely be more important.

Let's take a look at the current GC situation, alongside the riders' skillsets:

RankTimeRiderMoTTResRec
56+ 31'05"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ccc.png Manfredi78657372
38+ 21'47"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pns.png Ratiy78727073
37+ 21'18"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/p4e.png Spilak78707168
29+ 17'21"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gct.png Lunke78737478
21+ 14'08"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Nerz79727072
20+ 13'55"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ced.png Roman77647374
19+ 13'03"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gla.png Mannion77647665
18+ 12'23"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mck.png Hoehn75707475
17+ 11'49"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/amc.png Canty75757173
16+ 11'06"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Eenkhoorn78697780
15+ 10'33"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Liphongyu75747274
14+ 8'55"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/lpu.png Senni77747976
13+ 6'39"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gct.png Kritskiy80767069
12+ 5'50"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Campero78697072
11+ 5'27"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/bns.png Vasyliv77727275
10+ 5'16"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mck.png Kuss78647671
9+ 4'47"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/trg.png Zimmermann77617875
8+ 4'40"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pns.png Aru78647576
7+ 4'02"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/amc.png Hamilton76657376
6+ 3'13"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ccc.png Carapaz80727677
5+ 2'41"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Ranaweera80757574
4+ 2'23"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/p4e.png Pluchkin81757270
3+ 55"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/aab.png Faglum Karlsson79737576
2+ 40"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Choi81757679
161h11'20"pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/xr0.png Bennett81657479


Those outside the Top 20 might be candidates for a good stage result - it will be interesting to see what defending champion pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Nerz can do when he can really ride for himself, not having to do helper duties.

It looks unlikely that we'll have many riders entering or dropping out of the Top 20; pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Nerz is the main candidate to move up. It also looks like the Top 14 won't be changing a lot - while the fight for the Top 10 spots should get pretty interesting!

Between 7th and 12th, anything could happen depending on daily form. The it's 4th to 6th within 50", and the Top 3 within 55" where we could see some movement. It doesn't look very likely that the GC podium will change today - but you never know!

According to the bookies, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Choi, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/xr0.png Bennett and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Ranaweera should be today's top favorites - which are the same riders who took the podium spots yesterday. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/p4e.png Pluchkin, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ccc.png Carapaz and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Eenkhoorn are next, with pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gct.png Kritskiy, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/aab.png Faglum Karlsson, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/lpu.png Senni and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pns.png Aru rounding off the list.

Let's see what turns and twists we get today - but before covering the last 20 riders in full depth, let's take a look at what happened so far!


What happened so far


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It's a beautiful day here in the Kings Canyon. But that was about the only positive point pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/bns.png Orue could take from this stage. OK, maybe another one: he didn't finish last; that questionable honour went to his teammate pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/bns.png Nizzolo. But the Paraguayan extended his lead in the race for the red lantern by 4 minutes, now trailing pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2021/Micros/esc.png Taillefour by almost 10 minutes.

Well, onto the more important stuff then - who did well so far among the first 164 riders?


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Provisional 10th place goes to pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pns.png Shapira. The Israeli was only 21st at the checkpoint, but gained 11 spots on the second half of the climb, trailing the current leader by 45". Which is a time of 48'10".

9th at the split, 9th at the finish - a very consistent ride by pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gct.png De la Cruz, just one second ahead of 10th place. Comparing the two riders' climbing and TT skills, the Spaniard should have taken a much bigger lead, but it looks like he didn't have the best of days.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ced.png Bouchard one spot ahead showed how it's done. Having identical climbing skills as pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gct.png De la Cruz but being a worse TTer, he's still 10" ahead - which results in a finishing time of just below 48 minutes: 47'59".

Another 5" ahead, we have pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Dulanjana - who proves us that you just have to get some great breakfast to beat some stronger climbers in this race! 7th place for the Sri Lankan - and he even was 4th at the time check!


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We're now moving in 2" steps, as that's the time gap between each place from 4th to 7th. Which means that pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Barta was 2" faster than pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Dulanjana, trailing the stage leader by 27". Surely a solid ride on home soil.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pns.png Ratiy is a better climber, but worse in pretty much everything else - in the end, he was another 2" faster. That's a time of 47'50" for the Ukrainian.

Which however isn't enough to be the highest placed rider from this country so far, as pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/p4e.png Topchanyuk finished 2" quicker. A solid 4th place for him, but no podium.


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That's mainly because the (virtual) podium riders were quite a lot faster. While the 4th placed Ukrainian trails by 23", the Top 3 are actually just 5" apart! And on this 3rd place, with a 5" deficit, is pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ccc.png Manfredi. The Italian proves once more that he just loves MTTs - although statwise there's no explanation for this. He just loves them, period.

Iranian TT champion pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/caa.png Gilanipoor in 2nd place was 5" faster - yes, that means he posted the same time as our current leader! Missing out by fractions is never cool, but it was a great ride by the CT climber nonetheless.

But who's that stage leader, then?


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Guess who's back on top - at least provisionally? Sure, it's pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Nerz! The defending champion was the strongest climber finishing this stage so far, and expectedly clocked the best time - although he might be disappointed that he didn't put a sizeable gap into his closest rivals.

The current best time is therefore 47'25".

Still, the German leads both at the finish line and at the time check - let's recapitulate what the current standings look like:

Time Check #1 (10.9km)

1.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Nerz22'24"6.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Barta+ 16"
2.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/caa.png Gilanipoor+ 5"7.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ced.png Bouchard+ 18"
3.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ccc.png Manfredi+ 7"8.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gla.png Brandt+ 21"
4.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Dulanjana+ 15"9.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gct.png De la Cruz+ 23"
5.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pns.png Ratiy+ 16"10.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gct.png Lunke+ 36"



Kings Canyon Lodge

1.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Nerz47'25"6.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Barta+ 27"
2.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/caa.png Gilanipoors.t.7.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Dulanjana+ 29"
3.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ccc.png Manfredi+ 5"8.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ced.png Bouchard+ 34"
4.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/p4e.png Topchanyuk+ 23"9.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gct.png De la Cruz+ 44"
5.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pns.png Ratiy+ 25"10.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pns.png Shapira+ 45"


Given he has the stage lead and was 21st pre-stage, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Nerz is obviously our virtual GC leader for now, leading 1'09" ahead of pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gla.png Brandt and having good chances to sneak into the Top 20.

And Top 20 is a good keyword, as we'll now take a look at how those 20 final riders fare. They should all be among the better climbers and hence among the high finishers in this stage - but will they indeed be?


LIVE +++ LIVE +++ LIVE


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ced.png Roman currently sits in that 20th spot and hence is the first of them to arrive at the checkpoint. He's had a rather disappointing ride so far, though: 23'21" means that he's 57" down already - and he only had 13 seconds of advantage over pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Nerz.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gla.png Mannion then does 10" better, which is a time of 23'11" for 17th place. For now, that's enough to fend off the pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Kraftwerk rider, but if the gap continues to grow like that, he'll drop behind as well.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mck.png Hoehn is the best TTer of this trio - but the weakest climber. The 3rd of the U25 standings loses 1'03" on the first half of the stage already.


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Let's move on with the next batch of three, then. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/amc.png Canty isn't the best climber, either, but a solid alrounder, and he posts the best intermediate time of the Top 20 riders so far: 23'04" (13th, + 40").

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Eenkhoorn is actually the strongest of the U25 climbers on paper - but reality doesn't quite reflect this so far. And today is no exception - almost a minute lost until the checkpoint already. He's still 5" faster than pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mck.png Hoehn, though.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Liphongyu does even worse, though - he's actually the slowest Top 20 rider so far: 23'34" (35th, + 1'10").


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We're already approaching the Top 10 - and that's where pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/lpu.png Senni was until yesterday and surely wants to return to. 4 minutes is a big gap, though - but posting the 7th split time is a good start: 22'40" (7th, + 16")

Not just the Top 10, but the podium was pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gct.png Kritskiy's initial goal - one he's highly unlikely to achieve. And even today isn't great for a climber with his skillset, as he's even outside the Top 10 at the split: 22'48" (11th, + 24")

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Campero now is the first rider of that group of 5 within just 1'10" from each other. The Bolivian would love to join the Top 10 - and he's on a good way to achieve that, posting the 9th time and taking the provisional GC lead at the split: 22'45" (9th, + 21")


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/bns.png Vasyliv does have the same goal - and he's off to a decent start as well: 22'57" (13th, + 33"). However, this also means that he has lost 12" of his 23" advantage over pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Campero already!

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mck.png Kuss did a great job on the first 15 stages - before he completely cracked yesterday. And unfortunately, his downfall seems to continue today, as he's already dropped behind both pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/bns.png Vasyliv and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Campero by now: 23'31" (38th, + 1'07")

U25 leader pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/trg.png Zimmermann has already pretty much secured his main goal of the race - the white jersey. However, a Top 10 finish would be great for CT team pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/trg.png Tryg as well - but he doesn't look great today. He's only just taking over the virtual GC lead - but we're only at the halfway point of the stage! And his time is even worse than pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mck.png Kuss': 23'36" (42nd, + 1'12")


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Then we already have our first Top 20 rider finishing this stage - it's pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ced.png Roman! The Serb had already lost almost a minute by the checkpoint - and he lost another one on the second part. Not a good day for him:

49'26"
(35th, + 2'01")


Which means that he drops behind both pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Nerz and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gla.png Brandt, and the split times suggest he'll indeed drop to 22nd in the GC.


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gla.png Mannion was 10" faster at the time check - and he doubles that advantage:

49'05"
(25th, + 1'40")


He drops behind pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Nerz as well, but stays over half a minute clear of teammate pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gla.png Brandt, so he'll definitely end the day inside the Top 20.


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Back at the checkpoint, we have the currently highest ranked CT rider, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pns.png Aru. And although the Italian loses 10" to pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/bns.png Vasyliv, he looks to be easily defending that position: 23'07" (19th, + 43")

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/amc.png Hamilton on the other hand probably doesn't have any major GC ambitions - those are just hindering his KoM quest. So dropping a bit wouldn't hurt him - and he's on a good way, joining pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/trg.png Zimmermann for worst Top 20 rider so far: 23'36" (43rd, + 1'12")

It's then already a 1 minute difference to the next higher rider in the GC - and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ccc.png Carapaz does have different ambitions anyway. The Ecuadorian puts some pressure on those ahead of him, getting a provisional podium at the checkpoint: 22'30" (3rd, + 6")


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The roads ahead of pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mck.png Hoehn are looking bright, his finishing time isn't:

49'49"
(42nd, + 2'24")


This time sees him drop behind pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Nerz, but also 4" behind pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gla.png Mannion. It's still a Top 20 and 3rd in the U25 standings for him, though - and he's not even his team's leader. So not much harm done.


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/amc.png Canty did a pretty decent job on the first half, losing 40" - but he lost almost a minute on the second part of the climb. Which sees him miss out on the provisional stage Top 20:

48'59"
(23rd, + 1'34")


Given his advantage of more than 2 minutes over pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Nerz, the Aussie still takes over the virtual GC lead and will at least defend his 17th place!


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And he almost did enough to close the 43" deficit to pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Eenkhoorn - but the Dutchman just does enough to stay clear by 12":

49'30"
(38th, + 2'05")



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We now have just the Top 5 riders missing at the checkpoint, and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Ranaweera is the first of them! He's 32" ahead of pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ccc.png Carapaz in the GC - but has already lost 9" at the halfway point: 22'39" (6th, + 15")

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/p4e.png Pluchkin was looking strong 15 days long - and he also tried to follow the winning move yesterday, but had to fold. And his low recovery isn't a great precondition to strike back right away. But well, the Moldovan doesn't care - and instead smashes the best time by 10 seconds, wow! 22'14" (Leader)

And despite his 1'28" advantage, that puts some pressure on pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/aab.png Faglum Karlsson - and the Swede doesn't have his best day, in fact losing almost half of his lead over pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/p4e.png Pluchkin! His time: 22'57" (16th, + 43")


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Now onto the duel for the GC win - pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Choi vs. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/xr0.png Bennett. The former has a 40" deficit to make up, let's see where he sets the bar for his rival at the checkpoint.

Well, not too high, honestly. It looks like yesterday's efforts took their toll on the bib #1 wearer, as he already trails by 37"!

22'51"
(16th, + 37")



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Next up, we have not one, but two riders finishing their race, as pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/lpu.png Senni has in fact caught pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Liphongyu! It's definitely not a great time for the Thai:

50'02"
(51st, + 2'37")


The Italian is exactly two minutes faster, ends up in the provisional stage Top 10 and should also get a little bit closer to the GC Top 10:

48'02"
(9th, + 37")


Which means that pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/lpu.png Senni takes over the virtual GC lead, whereas pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Liphongyu's overall time is now matched by pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Eenkhoorn - but the Thai stays ahead to defend his 15th place.


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It's time for part 2 of the GC duel at the checkpoint. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Choi trailed by 37", and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/xr0.png Bennett?

The Kiwi also trails - but by just 14 seconds, being 23" faster than his main rival! A clear advantage for him on the first half - does he just have better legs, or did his rival pace himself better? We'll find out!


And as all riders have passed the time check, let's take a look at the Top 10 at this point - and also at the virtual GC Top 13!

Time Check #1 (10.9km)

1.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/p4e.png Pluchkin22'14"6.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ccc.png Manfredi+ 17"
2.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Nerz+ 10"7.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Dulanjana+ 25"
3.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/xr0.png Bennett+ 14"8.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Ranaweera+ 26"
4.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/caa.png Gilanipoor+ 15"9.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pns.png Ratiy+ 26"
5.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ccc.png Carapaz+ 17"10.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Barta+ 26"



Virtual GC | Time Check #1

1.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/xr0.png Bennett61h33'48"=
2.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Choi+ 1'03"=
3.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/aab.png Faglum Karlsson+ 1'24"=
4.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/p4e.png Pluchkin+ 2'09"=
5.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Ranaweera+ 2'52"=
6.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ccc.png Carapaz+ 3'15"=
7.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/amc.png Hamilton+ 5'10"=
8.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pns.png Aru+ 5'19"=
9.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/trg.png Zimmermann+ 5'55"=
10.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/bns.png Vasyliv+ 5'56"1
11.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Campero+ 6'07"1
12.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mck.png Kuss+ 6'19"2
13.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gct.png Kritskiy+ 6'59"=


The gap on top is growing, and while pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/aab.png Faglum Karlsson still seems to comfortably sit in 3rd place, we already mentioned that he already lost half of his advantage over pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/p4e.png Pluchkin.

It's an interesting fight from 9th to 12th, though - and even pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gct.png Kritskiy might (rather unexpectedly) gain a spot, given pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mck.png Kuss' time loss so far. Let's find out how things turn out on the second half!


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And right as we were talking about him, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gct.png Kritskiy is on the final meters! He had an OK-ish first half, and the second one was about the same - 13th place for him.

48'17"
(13th, + 52")


Despite losing 15" to pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/lpu.png Senni, the Russian still takes the virtual GC lead with a margin of 2'01".


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However, that provisional lead doesn't last long. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Campero was already faster at the halfway point, and he pulls through to the finish line. Provisional 10th place for him, a good ride by the Bolivian!

48'07"
(10th, + 42")



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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/bns.png Vasyliv wasn't quite as strong on the first half - and he lost even more time to the pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Sauber leader on the second part. He had a 23" advantage pre-stage, whereof he lost 12" by the checkpoint - and in the end he trails the Bolivian by 27":

48'34"
(16th, + 1'09")


Which means that pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Campero holds onto the GC lead for now.


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And pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mck.png Kuss clearly can't change this. The American had already dropped behind both pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Campero and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/bns.png Vasyliv at the split, and he wasn't able to up his pace on the second half. On the contrary, it's a massive time loss of over 2 minutes for him:

49'41"
(47th, + 2'16")


Only 47th place for an otherwise really solid climber - something must have gone horribly wrong these last two days. He actually even drops behind pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gct.png Kritskiy, although both have the identical overall time now.


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Next up is U25 leader pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/trg.png Zimmermann - and the German does even worse!

49'49"
(50th, + 2'24")


However, he had enough of a cushion to stay ahead of both pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mck.png Kuss and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gct.png Kritskiy - but he's unable to fend off pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Campero and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/bns.png Vasyliv. Which means that both of the latter are moving inside the Top 10!


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pns.png Aru had a 1'10" margin over pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Campero - and although his split time wasn't great, it didn't look like he'd give away as much today. And indeed, he takes the virtual GC lead and defends his position as the best placed CT rider.

48'44"
(21st, + 1'19")



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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/amc.png Hamilton is the weakest climber inside the Top 10 - and probably doesn't have huge GC ambitions anyway. Still, being overtaken on the course is never a great feeling, and neither is his time:

49'50"
(55th, + 2'25")


His 38" advantage over pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pns.png Aru was by no means enough to stay ahead, so the Aussie drops one spot.

The Italian still loses the virtual GC lead, as we saw pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ccc.png Carapaz overtaking pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/amc.png Hamilton - and actually even attacking the stage lead! He was 7" behind pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Nerz at the checkpoint - and now?

47'20" ... 47'21" ... 47'22" ... 47'23" ... 47'24" ... 47'25" ... 47'26" ... 47'27" ...

47'28"
(3rd, + 3")


He was indeed faster than the German on the second half, but given the tie between pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Nerz and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/caa.png Gilanipoor, it's only enough for 3rd. Still, the Ecuadorian takes a commanding virtual GC lead, almost 3 minutes ahead of pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pns.png Aru.


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But can he even gain a spot? pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Ranaweera lost 9" of his 32" advantage by the split - but the pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Kraftwerk leader had a solid enough second half to defend his 5th place:

47'48"
(6th, + 23")


So in the second TT of the race, he loses the duel with teammate pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Nerz for the second time - which might make it clear why he's not currently in direct podium contention.


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/p4e.png Pluchkin, on the other hand, is seriously fighting for a podium - and was even dreaming of the win for quite some time.

Well, the GC win isn't too realistic anymore at this point - but a second stage win looks very likely by now, as he crushes the opposition by taking the lead by over half a minute! What a sensational ride by the Moldovan!

46'50"
(Leader)


He's now 1'16" ahead of pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Ranaweera in the virtual GC and definitely puts the pressure on for the current podium riders!


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/aab.png Faglum Karlsson's split time already showed that he's not on his best day, but a 1'28" advantage over pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/p4e.png Pluchkin still seemed comfortable. 43" of those were gone by the halfway point - and all is gone now!

48'25"
(18th, + 1'35")


pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/p4e.png Pluchkin indeed moves back on the virtual podium, leaving the Swede behind for now by 7 seconds!


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The second-last to finish this stage is pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Choi - and from this picture we can see that he's either not the fastest, or that pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/xr0.png Bennett is flying. The split time suggests the former - and his finishing time confirms this:

48'10"
(16th, + 1'20")


The good news is that he takes over the virtual GC lead nonetheless, and he even doubles his advantage over pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/aab.png Faglum Karlsson from 15" to 30". The bad news is that pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/p4e.png Pluchkin is trailing him by just 23" now!


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And here's already our yellow jersey pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/xr0.png Bennett! He trailed by 14" at the time check, and he looked really fast on those final meters - can he even beat pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/p4e.png Pluchkin?

Well, no, not quite:

47'14"
(2nd, + 24")


The bad news for the Kiwi is that he takes yet another 2nd place - his 3rd of the race already. However, this one must feel like a big win, as he extends his lead over pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Choi by 56" today!


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The biggest winner of the day, though, is pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/p4e.png Aleksandr Pluchkin! Not only does the Moldovan win this MTT - his 2nd TT win after the prologue - he also moves back on a podium spot!

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/xr0.png George Bennett, as said before, finishes 2nd for the third time in this race - yet makes a huge step towards the ultimate goal, as we'll see in a minute.

And last but not least, defending champion pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Dominik Nerz gets another - maybe his last - stage podium in the Tour of America. And one might wonder if the team should still have supported him as their primary GC rider... Anyway, it's too late now for such thoughts, as the German is just barely inside the Top 20 by the end of this stage.


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The top GC spots belong to other riders this year - first and foremost we're talking about pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/xr0.png George Bennett, who didn't just defend his lead, but extended it to 1'36" over pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Ki Ho Choi! With only two GC defining stages left, that looks like a lot - but we've seen today how much time can be lost on a bad day.

And let's not forget pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/p4e.png Aleksandr Pluchkin, who's back on the podium, trailing pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Choi by just 23". The Moldovan has won both stages against the clock so far - and there's still one of them to come!

Let's take a look at the full GC Top 10 after this stage:

GC Top 10 | After Stage 17

1.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/xr0.png George Bennett61h58'34"=
2.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Ki Ho Choi+ 1'36"=
3.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/p4e.png Aleksandr Pluchkin+ 1'59"1
4.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/aab.png Marcus Faglum Karlsson+ 2'06"1
5.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Suranga Ranaweera+ 3'15"=
6.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ccc.png Richard Antonio Carapaz+ 3'27"=
7.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pns.png Fabio Aru+ 6'10"1
8.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/amc.png Lucas Hamilton+ 6'38"1
9.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Piter Campero+ 6'43"3
10.pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/bns.png Yuriy Vasyliv+ 6'47"1


So we have 2nd through 4th within just 30 seconds, and hence a very tense race upcoming for those podium spots! Even pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kmm.png Ranaweera and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ccc.png Carapaz are less than 90" behind 3rd place - they could still get a GC podium, but would need a huge day for this.

Then it's extremely close from 8th through 10th, with just 9" separating these three riders! pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pns.png Aru doesn't have a huge advantage, either, and just outside the Top 10 we have pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/trg.png Zimmermann, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gct.png Kritskiy and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mck.png Kuss all still within a minute of those sought-after places.

The GC riders will likely get some respite tomorrow, before fighting each other again on stage 19!


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No respite for the sprinters tomorrow, though - if they want to fend off the GC riders in the points standings! pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Tom Van Asbroeck only just holds onto his jersey, with pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/xr0.png George Bennett trailing him by one tiny point now! The biggest danger tomorrow should come from pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ccc.png Ingus Eislers, though, who's just 8 points off!


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/amc.png Lucas Hamilton's KoM lead was never in danger today - but with 10 points on offer tomorrow, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/trg.png Daniel Hoelgaard could make up his 5 points deficit and take back the jersey. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/bwt.png Hermann Pernsteiner trails by 28 points already and would need some kind of a miracle to still win this jersey.


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/trg.png Georg Zimmermann lost 19" to pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pfi.png Pascal Eenkhoorn today - but with a 6 minutes lead, he should easily bring the white jersey home. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mck.png Alex Hoehn is still 3rd, 7'36" down. All others are more than 10 minutes behind.


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Although they were by far not the best team today, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/amc.png Amaysim Cervélo still extended their lead over pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mck.png McCormick Pro Cycling to 3'15". On the other hand, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/spr.png Sauber Petronas Racing got more than 2 minutes closer and now trail by 4'27". 3 more teams are within 10 minutes of the lead - and althoug breakaway wins might not seem very likely on the three remaining road stages, one successful move could still make a huge difference!


So, that's it. We're looking back on a truly exciting day, a memorable second TT win by pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/p4e.png Pluchkin - and the day where pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/xr0.png Bennett put some serious time into his direct rivals. In retrospect, it might have been the decisive day of the Tour - but let's not get ahead of ourselves, there's still a mountain stage and another ITT to come! But tomorrow, it's finally another day for the sprinters - see you then!
 
Fabianski
Results


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Stage 17 result

Spoiler

1Aleksandr PluchkinTeam Popo4Ever46'50
2George BennettXero Racing+ 24
3Dominik NerzKraftwerk Man Machine+ 35
4Abolfazl GilanipoorColombini-Adler Aalterpaints.t.
5Richard Antonio CarapazCrabbe-CC Chevigny+ 38
6Andrea ManfrediCrabbe-CC Chevigny+ 40
7Artem TopchanyukTeam Popo4Ever+ 58
8Suranga RanaweeraKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
9Vadim RatiyPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller+ 1'00
10William BartaPhilips - Force India+ 1'02
11Sachin DulanjanaSauber Petronas Racing+ 1'04
12Geoffrey BouchardCedevita+ 1'09
13Manuel SenniLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam+ 1'12
14Piter CamperoSauber Petronas Racing+ 1'17
15David De la CruzGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 1'19
16Idan ShapiraPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller+ 1'20
17Ki Ho ChoiPhilips - Force Indias.t.
18Tyler BrandtGlanbia+ 1'26
19Timofey KritskiyGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 1'27
20Marcus Faglum KarlssonAssa Abloy+ 1'35
21Michel KochKraftwerk Man Machine+ 1'39
22Yuriy VasylivBNZ-Superhero Racing+ 1'44
23Winner AnaconaSauber Petronas Racing+ 1'46
24Sindre Skjostad LunkeGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 1'47
25Robbie SquireAssa Abloy+ 1'49
26Salvador Moreno HernandezEddie Stobart+ 1'53
27Fabio AruPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller+ 1'54
28Sean McKennaGlanbia+ 1'55
29Robert PowerAmaysim Cervelo+ 1'58
30Marko PavlicCedevita+ 2'00
31Martin PapanovTeam Popo4Ever+ 2'04
32Paolo ScarponiAssa Abloys.t.
33Alex Ariya DestriboisKraftwerk Man Machine+ 2'08
34Brendan CantyAmaysim Cervelo+ 2'09
35Jan XandriPhilips - Force India+ 2'12
36Conor DunneGlanbia+ 2'15
37Gavin MannionGlanbias.t.
38Patrick LaneAmaysim Cervelo+ 2'20
39James FoucheXero Racings.t.
40Timothy RoeBNZ-Superhero Racing+ 2'21
41Sebastian HenaoLe Creuset+ 2'23
42Zouzou AndriafenomananiainaTeam Popo4Ever+ 2'26
43Nathan AlexanderPodium Ambitions.t.
44Simon SpilakTeam Popo4Ever+ 2'29
45Thomas BonninBonduelle - Eesti Energia+ 2'31
46Romain BardetCrabbe-CC Chevigny+ 2'34
47Mathieu La LavandierBonduelle - Eesti Energia+ 2'35
48Aleksandar RomanCedevita+ 2'36
49Pascal EenkhoornPhilips - Force India+ 2'40
50Teodoro CostagliAir New Zealand+ 2'44
51Thomas RevardMcCormick Pro Cycling+ 2'47
52Asmund Romstad LovikEddie Stobart+ 2'51
53Antonio PedreroBonduelle - Eesti Energias.t.
54Sepp KussMcCormick Pro Cyclings.t.
55James PiccoliLe Creuset+ 2'53
56Alex HoehnMcCormick Pro Cycling+ 2'59
57Georg ZimmermannTryg - Gobiks.t.
58Jay VineBWT Hyundai N Cycling+ 3'00
59Johann Van ZylXero Racings.t.
60Lucas HamiltonAmaysim Cervelos.t.
61Charles MatteMcCormick Pro Cycling+ 3'08
62Salim KipkemboiXero Racings.t.
63Brendan RhimMcCormick Pro Cycling+ 3'10
64Nawuti LiphongyuSauber Petronas Racing+ 3'12
65Clement ChevrierLe Creuset+ 3'14
66Daniel HoelgaardTryg - Gobik+ 3'18
67Tormod JacobsenBWT Hyundai N Cyclings.t.
68Rhys GillettAmaysim Cervelo+ 3'22
69Alessandro FedeliLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam+ 3'24
70Mohammad Saufi Mat SenanSauber Petronas Racing+ 3'30
71Jamal HibatullahSauber Petronas Racing+ 3'39
72Lucas ErikssonCedevita+ 3'47
73Hermann PernsteinerBWT Hyundai N Cycling+ 3'51
74Simone VelascoPhilips - Force India+ 3'52
75Jacopo MoscaAssa Abloy+ 3'57
76Henok Tesfaye HeyiXero Racing+ 4'10
77Torjus SleenTryg - Gobik+ 4'12
78Martijn TusveldBWT Hyundai N Cycling+ 4'14
79Martin LaasBonduelle - Eesti Energias.t.
80Jonathan CroesPodium Ambition+ 4'20
81Clement ChampoussinPhilips - Force India+ 4'21
82Mark DonovanCrabbe-CC Chevigny+ 4'22
83Josip RumacKraftwerk Man Machine+ 4'23
84Thymen ArensmanGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 4'26
85Kristoffer SkjerpingGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 4'29
86Dinmukhammed UlysbayevGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 4'32
87Maxime La LavandierLe Creuset+ 4'33
88Arvin MoazemiKraftwerk Man Machine+ 4'34
89Franck BonnamourBonduelle - Eesti Energia+ 4'43
90Kim MagnussonAssa Abloy+ 4'52
91Dmitri MedvedevEddie Stobart+ 4'53
92Jacob Morales OrtegaPodium Ambitions.t.
93Carlos BetancourtColombini-Adler Aalterpaint+ 5'03
94Deins KanepejsBonduelle - Eesti Energia+ 5'05
95Cameron BaylyAmaysim Cervelo+ 5'12
96Kemp OroscoPodium Ambition+ 5'13
97Tony GallopinAssa Abloys.t.
98Ingvar OmarssonTryg - Gobiks.t.
99Jan-Andre FreulerAssa Abloy+ 5'15
100Joshua EdmondsonBNZ-Superhero Racing+ 5'19
101Juraj BellanTryg - Gobik+ 5'32
102Georgios KaloniatisTryg - Gobik+ 5'35
103Kristjan HocevarBWT Hyundai N Cycling+ 5'37
104Roger AdriaTryg - Gobik+ 5'42
105Ryan ChristensenAmaysim Cervelo+ 5'53
106Ingus EislersCrabbe-CC Chevigny+ 6'07
107Andrew NorbertPodium Ambition+ 6'11
108Alexandre BalmerLe Creuset+ 6'13
109Tyler ColePodium Ambition+ 6'23
110Yoan KolevBWT Hyundai N Cycling+ 6'24
111Michael AntonelliSauber Petronas Racing+ 6'27
112Hayden McCormickCedevitas.t.
113Luigi GiuliettiColombini-Adler Aalterpaint+ 6'36
114Dylan RedyPodium Ambition+ 6'44
115Stan Van TrichtCrabbe-CC Chevigny+ 7'00
116Gage HechtMcCormick Pro Cycling+ 7'04
117Federico OleiColombini-Adler Aalterpaint+ 7'06
118Stan MartinoColombini-Adler Aalterpaint+ 7'10
119Andrea AquilaniColombini-Adler Aalterpaints.t.
120Lars Van den BergBNZ-Superhero Racing+ 7'15
121Gregory HugentoblerEddie Stobart+ 7'22
122Ben HealyGlanbia+ 7'25
123Ziga HorvatAir New Zealand+ 7'27
124Kevin FeiereisenMcCormick Pro Cycling+ 7'28
125Calvin WatsonBNZ-Superhero Racings.t.
126Jasper De BuystKraftwerk Man Machine+ 7'31
127Fabio Van Den BosscheCrabbe-CC Chevignys.t.
128Rokas KmieliauskasLe Creuset+ 7'42
129Daniel BonelloColombini-Adler Aalterpaint+ 7'53
130Corbin StrongXero Racing+ 7'55
131Elia FavilliPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller+ 7'58
132Floris De TierEddie Stobart+ 8'02
133Hakon Frengstad BergerEddie Stobart+ 8'04
134Marcus CuleyAmaysim Cervelo+ 8'20
135Wout Van AertLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeams.t.
136Nick ReddishAir New Zealand+ 8'24
137Sasha WeemaesLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam+ 8'33
138Gasper KatrasnikCedevita+ 8'34
139Jonathan McEvoyLe Creuset+ 8'35
140Diego RossiSauber Petronas Racing+ 8'36
141Jamalidin NovardiantoXero Racings.t.
142Cristian PerezPodium Ambition+ 8'39
143Eirik LunderGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 8'43
144Samuel GazeAir New Zealand+ 9'16
145Marco HallerKraftwerk Man Machines.t.
146Alexander EdmondsonBonduelle - Eesti Energia+ 9'20
147Matic GroseljCedevita+ 9'30
148Yaroslav ParashchakTeam Popo4Evers.t.
149Yannick StoltzPhilips - Force India+ 9'31
150Mario VogtPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller+ 9'35
151Welle JallaysMcCormick Pro Cycling+ 9'38
152Stanislaw AniolkowskiTeam Popo4Ever+ 9'48
153Kenji ItamiColombini-Adler Aalterpaint+ 9'51
154Jonas Iversby HvidebergGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 10'03
155Lionel CoutinhoAssa Abloy+ 10'05
156Chequan RichardsonBWT Hyundai N Cycling+ 10'09
157Nur Aiman ZariffCedevita+ 10'25
158Frederik NolfAir New Zealand+ 10'27
159Shane ArchboldAir New Zealand+ 10'31
160Victor CampenaertsCrabbe-CC Chevignys.t.
161Louis VerhelstLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam+ 10'52
162Mamyr StashAir New Zealand+ 11'04
163Max KroonenLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam+ 11'15
164Munkhtulga ErdenesurenBNZ-Superhero Racing+ 11'39
165Gert JoeaarEddie Stobart+ 11'42
166Jenthe BiermansLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam+ 12'12
167Alexander KristoffPas Normal Studios - Mikkellers.t.
168Sep VanmarckePas Normal Studios - Mikkeller+ 12'37
169Andrew FennBWT Hyundai N Cycling+ 12'51
170Thomas BoudatBonduelle - Eesti Energia+ 12'59
171Fabien TaillefourEddie Stobart+ 13'05
172Jakub MareczkoLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam+ 13'14
173Freddy CruzGlanbia+ 13'30
174Sam BennettGlanbia+ 13'39
175Guillaume BoivinLe Creuset+ 13'40
176Salvatore PuccioAir New Zealand+ 13'57
177Matteo MoschettiPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller+ 14'02
178Tom Van AsbroeckPhilips - Force India+ 14'10
179Alexander KriegerTryg - Gobik+ 14'33
180Nils SchomberXero Racing+ 15'31
181Alex FrameGlanbia+ 16'25
182Roman LutsyshynTeam Popo4Ever+ 16'49
183German Anibal OrueBNZ-Superhero Racing+ 17'10
184Giacomo NizzoloBNZ-Superhero Racing+ 18'07



GC

Spoiler

1George BennettXero Racing61h58'34
2Ki Ho ChoiPhilips - Force India+ 1'36
3Aleksandr PluchkinTeam Popo4Ever+ 1'59
4Marcus Faglum KarlssonAssa Abloy+ 2'06
5Suranga RanaweeraKraftwerk Man Machine+ 3'15
6Richard Antonio CarapazCrabbe-CC Chevigny+ 3'27
7Fabio AruPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller+ 6'10
8Lucas HamiltonAmaysim Cervelo+ 6'38
9Piter CamperoSauber Petronas Racing+ 6'43
10Yuriy VasylivBNZ-Superhero Racing+ 6'47
11Georg ZimmermannTryg - Gobik+ 7'22
12Timofey KritskiyGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 7'42
13Sepp KussMcCormick Pro Cyclings.t.
14Manuel SenniLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam+ 9'43
15Nawuti LiphongyuSauber Petronas Racing+ 13'21
16Pascal EenkhoornPhilips - Force Indias.t.
17Brendan CantyAmaysim Cervelo+ 13'34
18Dominik NerzKraftwerk Man Machine+ 14'19
19Gavin MannionGlanbia+ 14'54
20Alex HoehnMcCormick Pro Cycling+ 14'58
21Tyler BrandtGlanbia+ 15'28
22Aleksandar RomanCedevita+ 16'07
23Robert PowerAmaysim Cervelo+ 16'22
24Geoffrey BouchardCedevita+ 16'58
25Jamal HibatullahSauber Petronas Racing+ 18'25
26Antonio PedreroBonduelle - Eesti Energia+ 18'27
27Sindre Skjostad LunkeGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 18'44
28Mathieu La LavandierBonduelle - Eesti Energias.t.
29Daniel HoelgaardTryg - Gobik+ 20'01
30Robbie SquireAssa Abloys.t.
31Hermann PernsteinerBWT Hyundai N Cycling+ 21'12
32Michel KochKraftwerk Man Machine+ 21'44
33David De la CruzGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 21'52
34Vadim RatiyPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller+ 22'23
35Artem TopchanyukTeam Popo4Ever+ 22'28
36Zouzou AndriafenomananiainaTeam Popo4Ever+ 22'54
37Mohammad Saufi Mat SenanSauber Petronas Racing+ 22'56
38Arvin MoazemiKraftwerk Man Machine+ 23'02
39Simon SpilakTeam Popo4Ever+ 23'23
40Alex Ariya DestriboisKraftwerk Man Machine+ 23'57
41Sebastian HenaoLe Creuset+ 24'38
42Abolfazl GilanipoorColombini-Adler Aalterpaint+ 24'46
43Thomas RevardMcCormick Pro Cycling+ 25'37
44Brendan RhimMcCormick Pro Cycling+ 25'40
45James FoucheXero Racing+ 26'12
46Salvador Moreno HernandezEddie Stobart+ 26'14
47Romain BardetCrabbe-CC Chevigny+ 26'41
48William BartaPhilips - Force India+ 27'38
49Conor DunneGlanbia+ 27'44
50Sean McKennaGlanbia+ 28'57
51Paolo ScarponiAssa Abloy+ 29'14
52Jan XandriPhilips - Force India+ 31'13
53Andrea ManfrediCrabbe-CC Chevigny+ 31'21
54Franck BonnamourBonduelle - Eesti Energia+ 31'27
55Sachin DulanjanaSauber Petronas Racing+ 31'32
56Cameron BaylyAmaysim Cervelo+ 32'35
57Thomas BonninBonduelle - Eesti Energia+ 33'20
58Salim KipkemboiXero Racing+ 33'55
59Simone VelascoPhilips - Force India+ 35'10
60Clement ChevrierLe Creuset+ 35'31
61Marko PavlicCedevita+ 35'43
62Johann Van ZylXero Racing+ 36'37
63Idan ShapiraPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller+ 36'43
64Rhys GillettAmaysim Cervelo+ 37'51
65Patrick LaneAmaysim Cervelo+ 40'43
66Charles MatteMcCormick Pro Cycling+ 41'30
67Jan-Andre FreulerAssa Abloy+ 41'52
68Torjus SleenTryg - Gobik+ 42'14
69Winner AnaconaSauber Petronas Racing+ 42'30
70Martin LaasBonduelle - Eesti Energia+ 42'40
71Josip RumacKraftwerk Man Machine+ 43'47
72Henok Tesfaye HeyiXero Racing+ 44'08
73Hayden McCormickCedevita+ 44'14
74Asmund Romstad LovikEddie Stobart+ 46'03
75Thymen ArensmanGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 47'32
76Teodoro CostagliAir New Zealand+ 47'49
77Jacopo MoscaAssa Abloy+ 48'02
78Timothy RoeBNZ-Superhero Racing+ 48'27
79Maxime La LavandierLe Creuset+ 48'28
80Alessandro FedeliLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam+ 49'00
81Ingvar OmarssonTryg - Gobik+ 50'18
82Kim MagnussonAssa Abloy+ 50'26
83Martijn TusveldBWT Hyundai N Cycling+ 50'49
84Clement ChampoussinPhilips - Force India+ 52'30
85Tormod JacobsenBWT Hyundai N Cycling+ 53'34
86Joshua EdmondsonBNZ-Superhero Racing+ 55'19
87Ingus EislersCrabbe-CC Chevigny+ 55'28
88Ryan ChristensenAmaysim Cervelo+ 57'02
89Martin PapanovTeam Popo4Ever+ 57'45
90Mark DonovanCrabbe-CC Chevignys.t.
91Lucas ErikssonCedevita+ 59'13
92Kristoffer SkjerpingGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 1h00'04
93Nathan AlexanderPodium Ambition+ 1h01'43
94Floris De TierEddie Stobart+ 1h02'05
95Juraj BellanTryg - Gobik+ 1h03'31
96Jay VineBWT Hyundai N Cycling+ 1h04'01
97Carlos BetancourtColombini-Adler Aalterpaint+ 1h04'12
98Gage HechtMcCormick Pro Cycling+ 1h06'38
99Dinmukhammed UlysbayevGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 1h06'56
100Tony GallopinAssa Abloy+ 1h07'37
101Calvin WatsonBNZ-Superhero Racing+ 1h13'06
102Michael AntonelliSauber Petronas Racing+ 1h14'28
103Mario VogtPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller+ 1h16'33
104James PiccoliLe Creuset+ 1h17'35
105Deins KanepejsBonduelle - Eesti Energia+ 1h19'04
106Kevin FeiereisenMcCormick Pro Cycling+ 1h20'41
107Alexandre BalmerLe Creuset+ 1h21'45
108Jonathan CroesPodium Ambition+ 1h22'10
109Corbin StrongXero Racing+ 1h22'45
110Jamalidin NovardiantoXero Racing+ 1h23'04
111Diego RossiSauber Petronas Racing+ 1h24'33
112Andrew NorbertPodium Ambition+ 1h27'19
113Gregory HugentoblerEddie Stobart+ 1h30'05
114Federico OleiColombini-Adler Aalterpaint+ 1h31'07
115Luigi GiuliettiColombini-Adler Aalterpaint+ 1h31'12
116Jonas Iversby HvidebergGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 1h31'54
117Lars Van den BergBNZ-Superhero Racing+ 1h32'07
118Jacob Morales OrtegaPodium Ambition+ 1h32'17
119Kemp OroscoPodium Ambition+ 1h33'09
120Daniel BonelloColombini-Adler Aalterpaint+ 1h33'18
121Elia FavilliPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller+ 1h34'00
122Lionel CoutinhoAssa Abloy+ 1h36'11
123Stanislaw AniolkowskiTeam Popo4Ever+ 1h36'34
124Roger AdriaTryg - Gobik+ 1h36'56
125Stan Van TrichtCrabbe-CC Chevigny+ 1h37'15
126Stan MartinoColombini-Adler Aalterpaint+ 1h39'09
127Fabio Van Den BosscheCrabbe-CC Chevigny+ 1h39'53
128Gasper KatrasnikCedevita+ 1h41'00
129Nick ReddishAir New Zealand+ 1h43'32
130Georgios KaloniatisTryg - Gobik+ 1h45'26
131Dmitri MedvedevEddie Stobart+ 1h45'50
132Jonathan McEvoyLe Creuset+ 1h46'14
133Wout Van AertLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam+ 1h46'22
134Yoan KolevBWT Hyundai N Cycling+ 1h50'05
135Kristjan HocevarBWT Hyundai N Cycling+ 1h50'27
136Eirik LunderGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 1h51'41
137Yannick StoltzPhilips - Force India+ 1h52'55
138Dylan RedyPodium Ambition+ 1h54'05
139Samuel GazeAir New Zealand+ 1h54'45
140Jasper De BuystKraftwerk Man Machine+ 1h54'48
141Marcus CuleyAmaysim Cervelo+ 1h55'19
142Ben HealyGlanbia+ 1h57'33
143Andrea AquilaniColombini-Adler Aalterpaint+ 1h58'04
144Hakon Frengstad BergerEddie Stobart+ 1h59'07
145Guillaume BoivinLe Creuset+ 1h59'17
146Ziga HorvatAir New Zealand+ 2h00'12
147Alexander KriegerTryg - Gobik+ 2h00'55
148Tyler ColePodium Ambition+ 2h01'48
149Matic GroseljCedevita+ 2h02'51
150Yaroslav ParashchakTeam Popo4Ever+ 2h04'31
151Marco HallerKraftwerk Man Machine+ 2h05'49
152Welle JallaysMcCormick Pro Cycling+ 2h11'16
153Rokas KmieliauskasLe Creuset+ 2h11'19
154Tom Van AsbroeckPhilips - Force India+ 2h13'44
155Sasha WeemaesLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam+ 2h16'20
156Kenji ItamiColombini-Adler Aalterpaint+ 2h19'24
157Louis VerhelstLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam+ 2h23'18
158Matteo MoschettiPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller+ 2h28'27
159Mamyr StashAir New Zealand+ 2h29'47
160Alexander EdmondsonBonduelle - Eesti Energia+ 2h31'17
161Chequan RichardsonBWT Hyundai N Cycling+ 2h33'32
162Cristian PerezPodium Ambition+ 2h38'24
163Sam BennettGlanbia+ 2h39'15
164Munkhtulga ErdenesurenBNZ-Superhero Racing+ 2h41'23
165Nur Aiman ZariffCedevita+ 2h43'15
166Thomas BoudatBonduelle - Eesti Energia+ 2h45'21
167Jakub MareczkoLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam+ 2h45'53
168Shane ArchboldAir New Zealand+ 2h49'18
169Victor CampenaertsCrabbe-CC Chevigny+ 2h53'00
170Nils SchomberXero Racing+ 2h56'12
171Jenthe BiermansLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam+ 2h57'46
172Sep VanmarckePas Normal Studios - Mikkeller+ 2h59'35
173Freddy CruzGlanbia+ 3h07'29
174Frederik NolfAir New Zealand+ 3h07'31
175Max KroonenLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam+ 3h12'01
176Andrew FennBWT Hyundai N Cycling+ 3h13'58
177Salvatore PuccioAir New Zealand+ 3h19'39
178Giacomo NizzoloBNZ-Superhero Racing+ 3h21'42
179Alexander KristoffPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller+ 3h39'04
180Roman LutsyshynTeam Popo4Ever+ 3h43'59
181Alex FrameGlanbia+ 3h47'54
182Gert JoeaarEddie Stobart+ 4h05'19
183Fabien TaillefourEddie Stobart+ 4h10'38
184German Anibal OrueBNZ-Superhero Racing+ 4h20'15



Points

Spoiler

1Tom Van AsbroeckPhilips - Force India160
2George BennettXero Racing159
3Ingus EislersCrabbe-CC Chevigny152
4Lionel CoutinhoAssa Abloy134
5Aleksandr PluchkinTeam Popo4Ever108
6Arvin MoazemiKraftwerk Man Machine103
7Alexander KriegerTryg - Gobik96
8Roman LutsyshynTeam Popo4Ever87
9Daniel HoelgaardTryg - Gobik75
10Carlos BetancourtColombini-Adler Aalterpaint64
11Giacomo NizzoloBNZ-Superhero Racing64
12Ki Ho ChoiPhilips - Force India63
13Jakub MareczkoLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam62
14Marcus Faglum KarlssonAssa Abloy61
15Hermann PernsteinerBWT Hyundai N Cycling58
16Kim MagnussonAssa Abloy58
17Clement ChevrierLe Creuset56
18Sepp KussMcCormick Pro Cycling55
19Mamyr StashAir New Zealand55
20Thomas BoudatBonduelle - Eesti Energia55
21Lucas HamiltonAmaysim Cervelo50
22Richard Antonio CarapazCrabbe-CC Chevigny46
23William BartaPhilips - Force India45
24Manuel SenniLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam44
25Kenji ItamiColombini-Adler Aalterpaint44
26Nick ReddishAir New Zealand42
27Torjus SleenTryg - Gobik42
28Guillaume BoivinLe Creuset41
29Sam BennettGlanbia41
30Alex Ariya DestriboisKraftwerk Man Machine39
31Nur Aiman ZariffCedevita37
32Suranga RanaweeraKraftwerk Man Machine36
33Dylan RedyPodium Ambition36
34Salvador Moreno HernandezEddie Stobart35
35Yuriy VasylivBNZ-Superhero Racing35
36Simone VelascoPhilips - Force India31
37Wout Van AertLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam31
38Georg ZimmermannTryg - Gobik30
39Geoffrey BouchardCedevita29
40Andrea ManfrediCrabbe-CC Chevigny29
41Hakon Frengstad BergerEddie Stobart29
42Timofey KritskiyGjensidige Pro Cycling Team27
43Dominik NerzKraftwerk Man Machine27
44Jay VineBWT Hyundai N Cycling27
45Aleksandar RomanCedevita26
46Cameron BaylyAmaysim Cervelo26
47Ryan ChristensenAmaysim Cervelo26
48Kevin FeiereisenMcCormick Pro Cycling26
49Pascal EenkhoornPhilips - Force India25
50Marco HallerKraftwerk Man Machine25
51Sindre Skjostad LunkeGjensidige Pro Cycling Team24
52Lucas ErikssonCedevita24
53Chequan RichardsonBWT Hyundai N Cycling24
54Joshua EdmondsonBNZ-Superhero Racing22
55Louis VerhelstLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam22
56Nils SchomberXero Racing22
57Floris De TierEddie Stobart21
58Tyler BrandtGlanbia20
59Michael AntonelliSauber Petronas Racing20
60Matic GroseljCedevita20
61Calvin WatsonBNZ-Superhero Racing19
62Fabio AruPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller18
63Jonathan CroesPodium Ambition18
64Matteo MoschettiPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller18
65Freddy CruzGlanbia18
66Mathieu La LavandierBonduelle - Eesti Energia17
67Salim KipkemboiXero Racing17
68Frederik NolfAir New Zealand17
69Abolfazl GilanipoorColombini-Adler Aalterpaint16
70Tormod JacobsenBWT Hyundai N Cycling16
71Conor DunneGlanbia15
72Tony GallopinAssa Abloy15
73Brendan CantyAmaysim Cervelo14
74Martijn TusveldBWT Hyundai N Cycling14
75Sebastian HenaoLe Creuset13
76Brendan RhimMcCormick Pro Cycling13
77Jan-Andre FreulerAssa Abloy13
78Mario VogtPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller13
79Kristjan HocevarBWT Hyundai N Cycling13
80Rokas KmieliauskasLe Creuset13
81Piter CamperoSauber Petronas Racing12
82Antonio PedreroBonduelle - Eesti Energia12
83Thomas BonninBonduelle - Eesti Energia12
84Diego RossiSauber Petronas Racing12
85Sachin DulanjanaSauber Petronas Racing11
86Ziga HorvatAir New Zealand11
87David De la CruzGjensidige Pro Cycling Team10
88Sean McKennaGlanbia10
89Ingvar OmarssonTryg - Gobik10
90Gasper KatrasnikCedevita10
91Samuel GazeAir New Zealand10
92Ben HealyGlanbia10
93Cristian PerezPodium Ambition10
94Michel KochKraftwerk Man Machine9
95Artem TopchanyukTeam Popo4Ever9
96Welle JallaysMcCormick Pro Cycling9
97Maxime La LavandierLe Creuset8
98Nathan AlexanderPodium Ambition8
99Georgios KaloniatisTryg - Gobik8
100Jasper De BuystKraftwerk Man Machine8
101Vadim RatiyPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller7
102Corbin StrongXero Racing7
103Andrew FennBWT Hyundai N Cycling7
104Juraj BellanTryg - Gobik6
105Alexandre BalmerLe Creuset6
106Gregory HugentoblerEddie Stobart6
107Victor CampenaertsCrabbe-CC Chevigny6
108Jenthe BiermansLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam6
109Mohammad Saufi Mat SenanSauber Petronas Racing5
110Patrick LaneAmaysim Cervelo5
111Josip RumacKraftwerk Man Machine5
112Kemp OroscoPodium Ambition5
113Zouzou AndriafenomananiainaTeam Popo4Ever4
114Romain BardetCrabbe-CC Chevigny4
115Idan ShapiraPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller4
116Henok Tesfaye HeyiXero Racing4
117Jonas Iversby HvidebergGjensidige Pro Cycling Team4
118Stan Van TrichtCrabbe-CC Chevigny4
119Tyler ColePodium Ambition4
120Sep VanmarckePas Normal Studios - Mikkeller4
121Fabien TaillefourEddie Stobart4
122Robbie SquireAssa Abloy3
123Thymen ArensmanGjensidige Pro Cycling Team3
124Max KroonenLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam3
125Alex HoehnMcCormick Pro Cycling2
126Paolo ScarponiAssa Abloy2
127Martin PapanovTeam Popo4Ever2
128Gage HechtMcCormick Pro Cycling2
129Jamalidin NovardiantoXero Racing2
130James PiccoliLe Creuset2
131Marcus CuleyAmaysim Cervelo2
132Gert JoeaarEddie Stobart2
133Hayden McCormickCedevita1
134Asmund Romstad LovikEddie Stobart1
135Fabio Van Den BosscheCrabbe-CC Chevigny1
136Alex FrameGlanbia1



KoM

Spoiler

1Lucas HamiltonAmaysim Cervelo93
2Daniel HoelgaardTryg - Gobik88
3Hermann PernsteinerBWT Hyundai N Cycling65
4George BennettXero Racing54
5Kim MagnussonAssa Abloy53
6Aleksandr PluchkinTeam Popo4Ever44
7Richard Antonio CarapazCrabbe-CC Chevigny35
8Hayden McCormickCedevita33
9Aleksandar RomanCedevita32
10Salvador Moreno HernandezEddie Stobart32
11Franck BonnamourBonduelle - Eesti Energia31
12Henok Tesfaye HeyiXero Racing29
13Ki Ho ChoiPhilips - Force India27
14Mathieu La LavandierBonduelle - Eesti Energia26
15Marcus Faglum KarlssonAssa Abloy25
16Sindre Skjostad LunkeGjensidige Pro Cycling Team22
17Asmund Romstad LovikEddie Stobart22
18Suranga RanaweeraKraftwerk Man Machine21
19Nathan AlexanderPodium Ambition21
20Abolfazl GilanipoorColombini-Adler Aalterpaint20
21Martin LaasBonduelle - Eesti Energia20
22Sebastian HenaoLe Creuset19
23Clement ChevrierLe Creuset17
24Sean McKennaGlanbia16
25Floris De TierEddie Stobart16
26Brendan CantyAmaysim Cervelo14
27Conor DunneGlanbia14
28Carlos BetancourtColombini-Adler Aalterpaint14
29Cameron BaylyAmaysim Cervelo12
30Arvin MoazemiKraftwerk Man Machine11
31Dominik NerzKraftwerk Man Machine10
32Sepp KussMcCormick Pro Cycling9
33Idan ShapiraPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller9
34Gage HechtMcCormick Pro Cycling9
35Matic GroseljCedevita9
36Piter CamperoSauber Petronas Racing8
37Tyler BrandtGlanbia8
38Robert PowerAmaysim Cervelo8
39Martijn TusveldBWT Hyundai N Cycling8
40Michael AntonelliSauber Petronas Racing8
41Alexandre BalmerLe Creuset7
42Daniel BonelloColombini-Adler Aalterpaint7
43Nick ReddishAir New Zealand7
44Manuel SenniLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam6
45Jan-Andre FreulerAssa Abloy6
46Maxime La LavandierLe Creuset6
47Georgios KaloniatisTryg - Gobik6
48Kristjan HocevarBWT Hyundai N Cycling6
49Andrea AquilaniColombini-Adler Aalterpaint6
50Antonio PedreroBonduelle - Eesti Energia5
51Torjus SleenTryg - Gobik5
52Tormod JacobsenBWT Hyundai N Cycling5
53James PiccoliLe Creuset5
54Jonathan CroesPodium Ambition5
55Gregory HugentoblerEddie Stobart5
56Wout Van AertLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam5
57Samuel GazeAir New Zealand5
58Ben HealyGlanbia5
59Fabio AruPas Normal Studios - Mikkeller4
60Timofey KritskiyGjensidige Pro Cycling Team4
61Alex HoehnMcCormick Pro Cycling4
62Andrea ManfrediCrabbe-CC Chevigny4
63Patrick LaneAmaysim Cervelo4
64Josip RumacKraftwerk Man Machine4
65Lucas ErikssonCedevita4
66Diego RossiSauber Petronas Racing4
67Fabio Van Den BosscheCrabbe-CC Chevigny4
68Jasper De BuystKraftwerk Man Machine4
69Luigi GiuliettiColombini-Adler Aalterpaint3
70Marcus CuleyAmaysim Cervelo3
71Dylan RedyPodium Ambition3
72Gavin MannionGlanbia2
73Artem TopchanyukTeam Popo4Ever2
74Joshua EdmondsonBNZ-Superhero Racing2
75Gasper KatrasnikCedevita2
76Ziga HorvatAir New Zealand2
77Louis VerhelstLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam2
78Yuriy VasylivBNZ-Superhero Racing1
79Jamalidin NovardiantoXero Racing1
80Jonas Iversby HvidebergGjensidige Pro Cycling Team1
81Dmitri MedvedevEddie Stobart1
82Sep VanmarckePas Normal Studios - Mikkeller1
83Freddy CruzGlanbia1
84Andrew FennBWT Hyundai N Cycling1



U25

Spoiler

1Georg ZimmermannTryg - Gobik62h05'56
2Pascal EenkhoornPhilips - Force India+ 6'00
3Alex HoehnMcCormick Pro Cycling+ 7'36
4Jamal HibatullahSauber Petronas Racing+ 11'03
5Thomas RevardMcCormick Pro Cycling+ 18'15
6James FoucheXero Racing+ 18'50
7Salim KipkemboiXero Racing+ 26'33
8Torjus SleenTryg - Gobik+ 34'52
9Thymen ArensmanGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 40'10
10Clement ChampoussinPhilips - Force India+ 45'08
11Martin PapanovTeam Popo4Ever+ 50'23
12Mark DonovanCrabbe-CC Chevigny+ 50'24
13Nathan AlexanderPodium Ambition+ 54'21
14Gage HechtMcCormick Pro Cycling+ 59'16
15Dinmukhammed UlysbayevGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 59'34
16Michael AntonelliSauber Petronas Racing+ 1h07'06
17Alexandre BalmerLe Creuset+ 1h14'23
18Jonathan CroesPodium Ambition+ 1h14'48
19Corbin StrongXero Racing+ 1h15'23
20Diego RossiSauber Petronas Racing+ 1h17'11
21Andrew NorbertPodium Ambition+ 1h19'57
22Luigi GiuliettiColombini-Adler Aalterpaint+ 1h23'50
23Jonas Iversby HvidebergGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 1h24'32
24Lars Van den BergBNZ-Superhero Racing+ 1h24'45
25Jacob Morales OrtegaPodium Ambition+ 1h24'55
26Kemp OroscoPodium Ambition+ 1h25'47
27Daniel BonelloColombini-Adler Aalterpaint+ 1h25'56
28Stanislaw AniolkowskiTeam Popo4Ever+ 1h29'12
29Roger AdriaTryg - Gobik+ 1h29'34
30Stan Van TrichtCrabbe-CC Chevigny+ 1h29'53
31Stan MartinoColombini-Adler Aalterpaint+ 1h31'47
32Fabio Van Den BosscheCrabbe-CC Chevigny+ 1h32'31
33Georgios KaloniatisTryg - Gobik+ 1h38'04
34Yoan KolevBWT Hyundai N Cycling+ 1h42'43
35Kristjan HocevarBWT Hyundai N Cycling+ 1h43'05
36Eirik LunderGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 1h44'19
37Dylan RedyPodium Ambition+ 1h46'43
38Ben HealyGlanbia+ 1h50'11
39Andrea AquilaniColombini-Adler Aalterpaint+ 1h50'42
40Ziga HorvatAir New Zealand+ 1h52'50
41Tyler ColePodium Ambition+ 1h54'26
42Yaroslav ParashchakTeam Popo4Ever+ 1h57'09
43Rokas KmieliauskasLe Creuset+ 2h03'57
44Sasha WeemaesLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam+ 2h08'58
45Cristian PerezPodium Ambition+ 2h31'02
46Nur Aiman ZariffCedevita+ 2h35'53
47Max KroonenLierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam+ 3h04'39



Team

Spoiler

1Amaysim Cervelo186h24'34
2McCormick Pro Cycling+ 3'15
3Sauber Petronas Racing+ 4'27
4Kraftwerk Man Machine+ 6'11
5Philips - Force India+ 7'59
6Team Popo4Ever+ 8'25
7Assa Abloy+ 10'05
8Gjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 15'20
9Bonduelle - Eesti Energia+ 15'43
10Glanbia+ 18'50
11Xero Racing+ 26'08
12Cedevita+ 27'12
13Tryg - Gobik+ 29'56
14Crabbe-CC Chevigny+ 30'31
15Pas Normal Studios - Mikkeller+ 33'41
16BNZ-Superhero Racing+ 1h05'12
17Le Creuset+ 1h07'45
18Eddie Stobart+ 1h30'17
19BWT Hyundai N Cycling+ 1h30'49
20Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo PCTeam+ 1h59'53
21Colombini-Adler Aalterpaint+ 2h17'37
22Podium Ambition+ 2h55'17
23Air New Zealand+ 3h42'49

 
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