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Tirreno-Adriatico | Stage 5

Imladrik

Posted on 28-10-2023 08:57

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5th day in Italy, and the beginning of the GC chase, even though pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/mos.png

Kudus already showed his ambitions yesterday. It should also be the last day in blue for pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/ced.png

Enger.

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After an easy first part, the riders will tackle an uncategorized climb â€“ but with an intermediate sprint at the summit in Rocca di Corno â€“, the cat. 1 Passo delle Capanelle and a HC finish in Prati di Tivo. There is also an intermediate sprint at the half of the mountain.

171 km on top of that, so the best climbers obviously are the favorites.

The leash should be more loose today, so thereâ€™s a fierce battle for the break. The first attackers are veteran pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/p4e.png

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Beltran,

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/isa.png

Andersen, the provisional best climber pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/tti.png

Vlasov and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/eav.png

Ries.

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The teams trying to organize behind are pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/mos.png

Moser (Salazar), pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/mol.png

MOL (Campenaerts) and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/min.png

Minions (Barbier).

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_28.png

In the end, only the four aforementioned could escape. Nobody really wants to go harder with a long day ahead. Moser and Cedevita take the head of the peloton.

The gap is about 3 minutes at the foot of the first climb (cat. 3, 5,3 km, 5%). Only pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/tti.png

Vlasov has mountain points yet, but heâ€™ll have to battle with two better climbers.

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There was a good collaboration in the climb. And contrary to what the images seem to show, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/p4e.png

Beltran times his sprint better and takes 6 points. Itâ€™s 4 for pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/tti.png

Vlasov and 2 for pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/isa.png

Andersen.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_30.png

136 km to go.

Cedevita and Moser have 7 riders working in total, so the gap is kept between 3 and 4 minutes. They even become 2 minutes at the foot of the uncategorized climb (14Â km, 3,6%). Reminder: thereâ€™s a sprint at the top.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_31.png

Only

Ries and

Andersen are interested in the points and bonus seconds, and itâ€™s the ISA rider who comes in first. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/tti.png

Vlasov takes the final spot.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_32.png

79 km left, and the gap is 3â€™09.

Soon after, there is the first surprise of the day, as 5 riders are dropped due to the frantic pace in the pack: pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/zpc.png

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Girmay,

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Bouglas,

Hepburn,

Campenaerts and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/p4e.png

Kachur. They might not stay the only ones for long, as the peloton is stretched full of holes.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_33.png

Meanwhile, our three leaders begin the Passo delle Campanelle (cat. 1, 13,3 km, 4,6%) with a 1â€™28 gap.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_34.png

Buitrago and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/mos.png

Turek are leading the pack.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/eav.png

Ries makes the whole climb at the head of the break, and the peloton is coming back fast.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_35.png

Ouch, thatâ€™s hard to see: pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/tti.png

Vlasov is dropped from the break and will lose his jersey. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/p4e.png

Beltran suffers the same fate soon after, though he could be waiting for his leader.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_36.png

And what a climb for pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/eav.png

Ries! Heâ€™s alone on the front with 3 km left (to the summit, not for the stage). No chance to take the best climber jersey though: at most, he will be tied with Vlasov, but the stage winner will take 20 pointsâ€¦

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_37.png

Thatâ€™s 16 points in the bag nonetheless, and they are deserved!

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_38.png

Behind,

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/evo.png

Gavars has attacked. He could also be tied with 18 mountain points.
Heâ€™s indeed let go, which also allowed Ried to take back 50 seconds.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_39.png

The peloton is down to 131 riders. Once again, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/mol.png

Almeida is barely holding on. Is the Portuguese rider sick? This could be another bad day for MOL, as Kennaugh is suffering the same fate. The only other climber dropped is pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/ced.png

Buitrago.

38,5 km are left.

And finally, Ries is at the last climb of the day. His gap to the peloton is 50â€™â€™, but this last pass is terrible (HC, 14,2 km, 7,1%).

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_40.png

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Gazelle takes the lead in the pack, with Peters, Sosnitskiy and Vervaeke. Dombrowski is safe inside the peloton, but pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/mos.png

Kudus and

Enger are close to the front.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_41.png

And the first actions within the favorites! 11 km from the line, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/bnb.png

Tenorio attacks! Heâ€™s followed by pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/ced.png

Enger,

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/akm.png

Prasad,

Harrison and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/ela.png

Farantakis. What do all these sprinters hope? Surely they wonâ€™t hold on until the intermediate sprintâ€¦
In any cases, these moves are the death of any hopes Ries might still have.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_42.png

Tenorio obviously drops everyone, and has a 30â€™â€™ gap. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/mol.png

Almeida is dropped this time, but he has four teammates with him.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_43.png

The lead is up to 1 minute at the sprint point. Behind, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/mos.png

Kudus,

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/yor.png

Morton,

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/ldl.png

Barguil and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/ced.png

Bouchard are near the front.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_44.png

5 km left, and itâ€™ll not get easier right now. The gap is 34 seconds to a 111 men strong peloton.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_45.png

4 km left, and I fear that Tenorio wonâ€™t make it: Kudus attacked, with Morton in his wheel. And they are coming fast! Dombrowski missed the move and is trying to make the jump.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_46.png

3 km. Tenorio still has a gap. The next km is the hardest. Dombrowski canâ€™t quite get out of the peloton â€“ while itâ€™s finally the end for Enger, who is dropped.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_47.png

At the 2 km mark, Kudus and Morton are about to reach Tenorio. They have 25 seconds to Dombrowski. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/ziz.png

Wellens is riding behind. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/rab.png

Formolo,

Pinot and

Cattaneo are further back.

And finally, we have a trio under the flamme rouge. Tenorio holds on. Morton is on the right. They have 28 seconds on Dombrowski, 35 seconds on a group of 5: pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/ziz.png

Wellens,

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/aau.png

Haig,

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/cdb.png

Galta,

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/pol.png

Latour and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/ced.png

Pogacar.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_48.png

Further behind there is a group of 6, whose most notable riders are pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/rab.png

Formolo,

Barguil and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Micros/ziz.png

Mas.

Was there ever any doubt? Itâ€™s a back to back victory for Kudus who crushes the stage!

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_49.png

Morton is 2nd. He followed the right attack, but wasnâ€™t ever in a position to challenge Kudus.
Dombrowski is 3rd and will lose at least 34 seconds. Tenorio was brave and is rewarded with a 4th place.

Galta then leads home Wellens and Pogacar. Haig is a bit behind them.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2023/Reports/PT/Tirreno/S5/S5_50.png

Then we have Latour and Formolo to close the top 10.

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Padun loses nearly 2 minutes. Same fate for Pinot, Barguil and Cattaneo.
The disaster is confirmed for MOL, with 16â€™ lost.
Everybody made it back on time.

With the bonus seconds, Kudus is the new leader and has 33 seconds on Morton, more than 1 minute on Dombrowski.
Heâ€™s tied with Enger for the points classification, and leads the mountains classification.
Pogacar has a tight grip on the young rider jersey, ahead of Jorgenson and Rubio.
Carlsberg is the new best team, ahead of Zara and Binance.

Tomorrow should be even harder. Will someone be able to challenge Kudus? It might also be a good day for those who have lost time...

Full results:

Stage:

1	Merhawi Kudus	Moser - Sygic	4h18'20
2	Lachlan Morton	cycleYorkshire	s.t.
3	Joseph Dombrowski	Gazelle	+ 35
4	Justo Tenorio	Binance	s.t.
5	Fredrik Strand Galta	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	+ 48
6	Tim Wellens	ZARA - Irizar	s.t.
7	Tadej Pogacar	Cedevita	s.t.
8	Jack Haig	Amaysim Australia.com	+ 1'01
9	Pierre Latour	Polar	+ 1'17
10	Davide Formolo	Rabobank	+ 1'25
11	Mark Padun	Team Popo4Ever p/b Morshynska	+ 1'48
12	Enric Mas	ZARA - Irizar	s.t.
13	Neilson Powless	Zwift Pro Cycling	+ 2'05
14	Thibaut Pinot	ISA - Hexacta	s.t.
15	Alex Kirsch	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
16	Jonas Gregaard	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	s.t.
17	Mattia Cattaneo	Minions	s.t.
18	Chen Shikai	Polar	s.t.
19	Warren Barguil	Lidl Cycling	s.t.
20	Nairo Quintana	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	s.t.
21	Miltiadis Giannoutsos	ELCO - ABEA	+ 2'20
22	Pascal Eenkhoorn	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
23	Magnus Cort Nielsen	Lidl Cycling	s.t.
24	Francesco Bongiorno	ISA - Hexacta	s.t.
25	Matteo Jorgenson	Zwift Pro Cycling	s.t.
26	Juan Ernesto Chamorro	King Power	s.t.
27	Louis Vervaeke	Gazelle	+ 2'42
28	Frederico Figueiredo	Binance	s.t.
29	Matvey Mamykin	Tinkoff - La Datcha Team	s.t.
30	Georg Zimmermann	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
31	Michail Mavrikakis	ELCO - ABEA	s.t.
32	Ben Zwiehoff	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
33	Ignacio Jesus Prado	Lidl Cycling	+ 2'53
34	Alexander Foliforov	Tinkoff - La Datcha Team	s.t.
35	Robert Power	Amaysim Australia.com	s.t.
36	Ildar Arslanov	Tinkoff - La Datcha Team	s.t.
37	Tobias Halland Johannessen	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
38	Nicholas Schultz	Amaysim Australia.com	s.t.
39	Oscar Rodriguez	ZARA - Irizar	s.t.
40	Sakchai Phodingam	King Power	s.t.
41	David Bartl	Binance	s.t.
42	Eriks Toms Gavars	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
43	Alberto Bettiol	Lidl Cycling	s.t.
44	Alexander Evans	Amaysim Australia.com	s.t.
45	Denys Karnulin	Gazelle	s.t.
46	Andris Vosekalns	Minions	s.t.
47	Yuriy Vasyliv	Team Popo4Ever p/b Morshynska	s.t.
48	Nans Peters	Gazelle	s.t.
49	Stephen Williams	cycleYorkshire	s.t.
50	Patrick Olesen	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	s.t.
51	Daniel Felipe Martinez	ISA - Hexacta	s.t.
52	Thanakhan Chaiyasombat	King Power	s.t.
53	Petr Rikunov	Tinkoff - La Datcha Team	s.t.
54	Juan Pedro Lopez	Zwift Pro Cycling	s.t.
55	Anatoliy Sosnitskiy	Gazelle	+ 3'46
56	Juan Osorio	ISA - Hexacta	s.t.
57	Harold Tejada	Zwift Pro Cycling	s.t.
58	Alexandor Cataford	Lidl Cycling	s.t.
59	Einer Augusto Rubio	Minions	s.t.
60	Kaspars Sergis	Team Popo4Ever p/b Morshynska	s.t.
61	Marc Soler	ZARA - Irizar	s.t.
62	Antwan Tolhoek	Rabobank	s.t.
63	Dylan Sunderland	Amaysim Australia.com	s.t.
64	Josef Hosek	Moser - Sygic	+ 4'26
65	Dimitrios Christakos	Polar	s.t.
66	Ruben Fernandez	ZARA - Irizar	s.t.
67	Omar Fraile	Zwift Pro Cycling	s.t.
68	Geoffrey Bouchard	Cedevita	s.t.
69	Dinmukhammed Ulysbayev	Evonik - ELKO	+ 4'52
70	Anthony Perez	Binance	s.t.
71	Farzad Khodayari	Binance	s.t.
72	Stefan Petrovski	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	s.t.
73	Sota Ikibe	Binance	s.t.
74	Chris Harper	Amaysim Australia.com	+ 5'27
75	Stefano Oldani	Polar	+ 6'02
76	Mantas Januskevicius	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
77	Nick Miller	Amaysim Australia.com	s.t.
78	Jakub Otruba	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
79	Rasmus Sterobo	cycleYorkshire	s.t.
80	Lennard Hofstede	Rabobank	s.t.
81	John Salazar	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
82	Sondre Holst Enger	Cedevita	s.t.
83	Dayer Quintana	Minions	+ 6'35
84	Miguel Angel Benito	Binance	s.t.
85	Alexandros Agrotis	ELCO - ABEA	s.t.
86	Aleksandr Pluchkin	Team Popo4Ever p/b Morshynska	s.t.
87	Eduard Alexander Beltran	Team Popo4Ever p/b Morshynska	+ 6'52
88	Yannis Voisard	Minions	s.t.
89	Thomas Gloag	Zwift Pro Cycling	s.t.
90	Samuele Battistella	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
91	Sulkhan Akhmaevi	cycleYorkshire	s.t.
92	Shaun Nick Bester	ELCO - ABEA	+ 7'15
93	Dusan Kalaba	Minions	s.t.
94	Ho San Chiu	King Power	s.t.
95	Jaume Sureda	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	s.t.
96	Savva Novikov	Tinkoff - La Datcha Team	+ 7'35
97	Milan Vader	Rabobank	s.t.
98	Alexander Vlasov	Tinkoff - La Datcha Team	s.t.
99	Cristofer Robin Jurado	ISA - Hexacta	s.t.
100	Max Kanter	Team Puma - SAP	+ 8'14
101	Nickolas Zukowsky	cycleYorkshire	s.t.
102	Emil Dima	Rabobank	+ 8'28
103	Alexandr Ovsyannikov	ZARA - Irizar	s.t.
104	Sam Harrison	ISA - Hexacta	s.t.
105	Benjamin Brkic	Grieg-Maersk	+ 9'09
106	Thymen Arensman	Grieg-Maersk	s.t.
107	Jannik Steimle	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
108	Michel Ries	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
109	Jonathan Lastra	Grieg-Maersk	s.t.
110	Rokas Kmieliauskas	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
111	Morten Hulgaard	Grieg-Maersk	s.t.
112	Jay Lampawog	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
113	Miguel Heidemann	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
114	Emerson Santos	ISA - Hexacta	+ 9'31
115	Stepan Kurianov	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
116	Joris Nieuwenhuis	Team Puma - SAP	s.t.
117	Niklas Larsen	Grieg-Maersk	s.t.
118	Stylianos Farantakis	ELCO - ABEA	s.t.
119	Metkel Kiflay	Grieg-Maersk	s.t.
120	Takeaki Amezawa	Aker - MOT	+ 10'21
121	Aaron Van Poucke	Aker - MOT	s.t.
122	Anders Halland Johannessen	Aker - MOT	s.t.
123	Darshana Prasad	Aker - MOT	s.t.
124	Fredrik Dversnes	Aker - MOT	s.t.
125	Tim Ariesen	Aker - MOT	+ 11'30
126	Aleksa Crncevic	Cedevita	s.t.
127	Soren Kragh Andersen	Aker - MOT	s.t.
128	Idar Andersen	ISA - Hexacta	s.t.
129	Danny Van Poppel	Rabobank	+ 12'01
130	Michael Vanthourenhout	King Power	+ 12'20
131	Uga Ryuki	Zwift Pro Cycling	s.t.
132	Peter Kennaugh	Amaysim Australia.com	+ 14'02
133	Gianni Vermeersch	Lidl Cycling	+ 14'46
134	Joao Almeida	MOL Cycling Team	+ 16'15
135	Tim Kennaugh	MOL Cycling Team	s.t.
136	Jason Huertas	MOL Cycling Team	s.t.
137	Callum Scotson	MOL Cycling Team	+ 16'34
138	Enkhtaivan Bolor-Erdene	Aker - MOT	+ 18'46
139	Kristofer Gunnlaugsson	EA Vesuvio	+ 19'19
140	Matic Zumer	Team Popo4Ever p/b Morshynska	s.t.
141	Santiago Buitrago	Cedevita	s.t.
142	Michail Kortsidakis	ELCO - ABEA	s.t.
143	Jordi Meeus	Rabobank	s.t.
144	Aidan Buttigieg	cycleYorkshire	s.t.
145	Harry Tanfield	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
146	Daniel Turek	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
147	Benedikt Mundle	Gazelle	s.t.
148	Lars Van den Berg	Moser - Sygic	+ 20'46
149	Stanislaw Aniolkowski	Team Popo4Ever p/b Morshynska	s.t.
150	Jonathan Croes	Cedevita	s.t.
151	Hugo Hofstetter	ZARA - Irizar	s.t.
152	Axel Zingle	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
153	Luke Keough	MOL Cycling Team	s.t.
154	Matic Groselj	Cedevita	s.t.
155	Lukas Postlberger	Polar	s.t.
156	Lasse Norman Hansen	cycleYorkshire	s.t.
157	Steven Kalf	Rabobank	s.t.
158	Elia Viviani	Polar	s.t.
159	Regan Gough	Binance	s.t.
160	Georgios Karatzios	ELCO - ABEA	s.t.
161	John Jimenez Retana	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	s.t.
162	Mamyr Stash	MOL Cycling Team	s.t.
163	Kiril Yatsevich	Tinkoff - La Datcha Team	s.t.
164	Chun Wing Leung	King Power	+ 22'54
165	Biniam Girmay	Zwift Pro Cycling	+ 27'45
166	Michael Hepburn	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
167	Dmytro Kachur	Team Popo4Ever p/b Morshynska	s.t.
168	Gabriel Chavanne	MOL Cycling Team	s.t.
169	Georgios Bouglas	ELCO - ABEA	s.t.
170	Truls Engen Korsaeth	Grieg-Maersk	s.t.
171	Damien Howson	Cedevita	s.t.
172	Rudy Barbier	Minions	s.t.
173	Victor Campenaerts	MOL Cycling Team	s.t.
174	Michael Valgren Andersen	Grieg-Maersk	s.t.
175	Aksel Nommela	Moser - Sygic	s.t.

GC:

1	Merhawi Kudus	Moser - Sygic	18h00'11
2	Lachlan Morton	cycleYorkshire	+ 33
3	Joseph Dombrowski	Gazelle	+ 1'03
4	Justo Tenorio	Binance	+ 1'07
5	Fredrik Strand Galta	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	+ 1'23
6	Tadej Pogacar	Cedevita	+ 1'26
7	Tim Wellens	ZARA - Irizar	+ 1'32
8	Jack Haig	Amaysim Australia.com	+ 1'41
9	Pierre Latour	Polar	+ 1'58
10	Davide Formolo	Rabobank	+ 2'08
11	Enric Mas	ZARA - Irizar	+ 2'37
12	Mattia Cattaneo	Minions	+ 2'42
13	Mark Padun	Team Popo4Ever p/b Morshynska	s.t.
14	Chen Shikai	Polar	+ 2'46
15	Warren Barguil	Lidl Cycling	+ 2'52
16	Nairo Quintana	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	+ 2'53
17	Alex Kirsch	EA Vesuvio	s.t.
18	Jonas Gregaard	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	+ 2'58
19	Magnus Cort Nielsen	Lidl Cycling	+ 3'04
20	Juan Ernesto Chamorro	King Power	+ 3'13
21	Ignacio Jesus Prado	Lidl Cycling	+ 3'29
22	Louis Vervaeke	Gazelle	+ 3'30
23	David Bartl	Binance	+ 3'31
24	Frederico Figueiredo	Binance	s.t.
25	Oscar Rodriguez	ZARA - Irizar	+ 3'36
26	Yuriy Vasyliv	Team Popo4Ever p/b Morshynska	+ 3'38
27	Alexander Evans	Amaysim Australia.com	+ 3'39
28	Ben Zwiehoff	Team Puma - SAP	+ 3'41
29	Nans Peters	Gazelle	s.t.
30	Denys Karnulin	Gazelle	+ 3'44
31	Neilson Powless	Zwift Pro Cycling	+ 3'47
32	Nicholas Schultz	Amaysim Australia.com	s.t.
33	Alberto Bettiol	Lidl Cycling	s.t.
34	Miltiadis Giannoutsos	ELCO - ABEA	+ 3'51
35	Robert Power	Amaysim Australia.com	+ 3'52
36	Patrick Olesen	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	+ 3'54
37	Juan Pedro Lopez	Zwift Pro Cycling	+ 3'55
38	Pascal Eenkhoorn	Evonik - ELKO	+ 4'17
39	Thibaut Pinot	ISA - Hexacta	+ 4'18
40	Alexandor Cataford	Lidl Cycling	s.t.
41	Marc Soler	ZARA - Irizar	+ 4'21
42	Matteo Jorgenson	Zwift Pro Cycling	+ 4'22
43	Michail Mavrikakis	ELCO - ABEA	+ 4'23
44	Francesco Bongiorno	ISA - Hexacta	+ 4'31
45	Einer Augusto Rubio	Minions	+ 4'35
46	Antwan Tolhoek	Rabobank	+ 4'40
47	Anatoliy Sosnitskiy	Gazelle	+ 4'43
48	Petr Rikunov	Tinkoff - La Datcha Team	+ 4'47
49	Ildar Arslanov	Tinkoff - La Datcha Team	+ 4'49
50	Dylan Sunderland	Amaysim Australia.com	s.t.
51	Stephen Williams	cycleYorkshire	+ 4'50
52	Kaspars Sergis	Team Popo4Ever p/b Morshynska	s.t.
53	Georg Zimmermann	Team Puma - SAP	+ 4'51
54	Matvey Mamykin	Tinkoff - La Datcha Team	+ 4'53
55	Andris Vosekalns	Minions	s.t.
56	Tobias Halland Johannessen	Team Puma - SAP	+ 4'54
57	Alexander Foliforov	Tinkoff - La Datcha Team	s.t.
58	Sakchai Phodingam	King Power	+ 4'55
59	Daniel Felipe Martinez	ISA - Hexacta	s.t.
60	Dimitrios Christakos	Polar	+ 5'09
61	Ruben Fernandez	ZARA - Irizar	+ 5'17
62	Josef Hosek	Moser - Sygic	+ 5'25
63	Thanakhan Chaiyasombat	King Power	+ 5'27
64	Harold Tejada	Zwift Pro Cycling	+ 5'39
65	Anthony Perez	Binance	+ 5'40
66	Sota Ikibe	Binance	s.t.
67	Stefan Petrovski	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	+ 5'44
68	Juan Osorio	ISA - Hexacta	+ 5'49
69	Farzad Khodayari	Binance	s.t.
70	Sondre Holst Enger	Cedevita	+ 5'57
71	Geoffrey Bouchard	Cedevita	+ 6'07
72	Omar Fraile	Zwift Pro Cycling	+ 6'19
73	Chris Harper	Amaysim Australia.com	+ 6'26
74	John Salazar	Moser - Sygic	+ 6'45
75	Jakub Otruba	Moser - Sygic	+ 6'46
76	Stefano Oldani	Polar	+ 6'50
77	Nick Miller	Amaysim Australia.com	+ 6'59
78	Lennard Hofstede	Rabobank	+ 7'04
79	Miguel Angel Benito	Binance	+ 7'18
80	Aleksandr Pluchkin	Team Popo4Ever p/b Morshynska	+ 7'19
81	Dayer Quintana	Minions	+ 7'22
82	Dinmukhammed Ulysbayev	Evonik - ELKO	+ 7'26
83	Dusan Kalaba	Minions	+ 7'42
84	Eduard Alexander Beltran	Team Popo4Ever p/b Morshynska	+ 7'43
85	Rasmus Sterobo	cycleYorkshire	+ 7'54
86	Mantas Januskevicius	Evonik - ELKO	+ 8'10
87	Jaume Sureda	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	+ 8'17
88	Milan Vader	Rabobank	+ 8'22
89	Sulkhan Akhmaevi	cycleYorkshire	+ 8'28
90	Alexandros Agrotis	ELCO - ABEA	+ 8'32
91	Yannis Voisard	Minions	+ 8'42
92	Samuele Battistella	Evonik - ELKO	+ 8'50
93	Max Kanter	Team Puma - SAP	+ 8'59
94	Emil Dima	Rabobank	+ 9'13
95	Sam Harrison	ISA - Hexacta	+ 9'15
96	Thomas Gloag	Zwift Pro Cycling	+ 9'35
97	Shaun Nick Bester	ELCO - ABEA	+ 9'41
98	Savva Novikov	Tinkoff - La Datcha Team	+ 9'47
99	Ho San Chiu	King Power	+ 9'55
100	Stylianos Farantakis	ELCO - ABEA	+ 10'03
101	Niklas Larsen	Grieg-Maersk	+ 10'04
102	Cristofer Robin Jurado	ISA - Hexacta	s.t.
103	Nickolas Zukowsky	cycleYorkshire	+ 10'14
104	Alexandr Ovsyannikov	ZARA - Irizar	+ 10'18
105	Fredrik Dversnes	Aker - MOT	+ 11'03
106	Benjamin Brkic	Grieg-Maersk	+ 11'07
107	Aaron Van Poucke	Aker - MOT	+ 11'11
108	Thymen Arensman	Grieg-Maersk	+ 11'13
109	Anders Halland Johannessen	Aker - MOT	+ 11'16
110	Michel Ries	EA Vesuvio	+ 11'19
111	Jonathan Lastra	Grieg-Maersk	+ 11'27
112	Takeaki Amezawa	Aker - MOT	s.t.
113	Rokas Kmieliauskas	Team Puma - SAP	+ 11'33
114	Morten Hulgaard	Grieg-Maersk	s.t.
115	Miguel Heidemann	Team Puma - SAP	+ 11'37
116	Jay Lampawog	EA Vesuvio	+ 11'38
117	Jannik Steimle	Team Puma - SAP	+ 11'41
118	Emerson Santos	ISA - Hexacta	+ 11'58
119	Aleksa Crncevic	Cedevita	+ 12'12
120	Eriks Toms Gavars	Evonik - ELKO	+ 12'15
121	Stepan Kurianov	Evonik - ELKO	s.t.
122	Joris Nieuwenhuis	Team Puma - SAP	+ 12'18
123	Tim Ariesen	Aker - MOT	+ 12'29
124	Darshana Prasad	Aker - MOT	+ 12'52
125	Soren Kragh Andersen	Aker - MOT	+ 13'17
126	Idar Andersen	ISA - Hexacta	+ 13'25
127	Michael Vanthourenhout	King Power	+ 14'53
128	Uga Ryuki	Zwift Pro Cycling	+ 14'56
129	Alexander Vlasov	Tinkoff - La Datcha Team	+ 15'18
130	Danny Van Poppel	Rabobank	+ 16'26
131	Gianni Vermeersch	Lidl Cycling	+ 16'34
132	Tim Kennaugh	MOL Cycling Team	+ 18'13
133	Jason Huertas	MOL Cycling Team	+ 18'39
134	Joao Almeida	MOL Cycling Team	+ 18'43
135	Metkel Kiflay	Grieg-Maersk	+ 18'44
136	Daniel Turek	Moser - Sygic	+ 19'59
137	Santiago Buitrago	Cedevita	+ 20'11
138	Aidan Buttigieg	cycleYorkshire	+ 21'20
139	Harry Tanfield	EA Vesuvio	+ 21'41
140	Lars Van den Berg	Moser - Sygic	s.t.
141	Kristofer Gunnlaugsson	EA Vesuvio	+ 21'46
142	Michail Kortsidakis	ELCO - ABEA	+ 21'48
143	Jordi Meeus	Rabobank	+ 22'04
144	Matic Zumer	Team Popo4Ever p/b Morshynska	+ 22'16
145	Lasse Norman Hansen	cycleYorkshire	+ 22'21
146	Luke Keough	MOL Cycling Team	+ 23'09
147	Lukas Postlberger	Polar	+ 23'11
148	Axel Zingle	EA Vesuvio	+ 23'26
149	Georgios Karatzios	ELCO - ABEA	+ 23'38
150	Benedikt Mundle	Gazelle	+ 24'00
151	Peter Kennaugh	Amaysim Australia.com	+ 24'34
152	Elia Viviani	Polar	+ 25'01
153	Hugo Hofstetter	ZARA - Irizar	+ 25'02
154	Regan Gough	Binance	+ 25'11
155	Kiril Yatsevich	Tinkoff - La Datcha Team	+ 25'12
156	Stanislaw Aniolkowski	Team Popo4Ever p/b Morshynska	+ 25'37
157	Callum Scotson	MOL Cycling Team	+ 26'31
158	Enkhtaivan Bolor-Erdene	Aker - MOT	+ 28'13
159	Jonathan Croes	Cedevita	+ 28'37
160	Gabriel Chavanne	MOL Cycling Team	+ 30'01
161	John Jimenez Retana	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	+ 30'03
162	Michael Hepburn	EA Vesuvio	+ 30'05
163	Biniam Girmay	Zwift Pro Cycling	+ 30'28
164	Rudy Barbier	Minions	+ 30'30
165	Georgios Bouglas	ELCO - ABEA	+ 30'42
166	Steven Kalf	Rabobank	+ 30'55
167	Damien Howson	Cedevita	+ 32'21
168	Victor Campenaerts	MOL Cycling Team	+ 33'33
169	Chun Wing Leung	King Power	+ 34'50
170	Mamyr Stash	MOL Cycling Team	+ 36'28
171	Matic Groselj	Cedevita	+ 36'32
172	Aksel Nommela	Moser - Sygic	+ 36'59
173	Dmytro Kachur	Team Popo4Ever p/b Morshynska	+ 37'28
174	Truls Engen Korsaeth	Grieg-Maersk	+ 38'28
175	Michael Valgren Andersen	Grieg-Maersk	+ 47'08

Points:

1	Sondre Holst Enger	Cedevita	54
2	Merhawi Kudus	Moser - Sygic	54
3	Joseph Dombrowski	Gazelle	36
4	Dusan Kalaba	Minions	29
5	Fredrik Strand Galta	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	28
6	Alexandr Ovsyannikov	ZARA - Irizar	27
7	Soren Kragh Andersen	Aker - MOT	25
8	Niklas Larsen	Grieg-Maersk	24
9	Lachlan Morton	cycleYorkshire	23
10	Peter Kennaugh	Amaysim Australia.com	23
11	Danny Van Poppel	Rabobank	22
12	Stylianos Farantakis	ELCO - ABEA	21
13	Pierre Latour	Polar	21
14	Darshana Prasad	Aker - MOT	21
15	Justo Tenorio	Binance	20

Mountain:

1	Merhawi Kudus	Moser - Sygic	26
2	Michel Ries	EA Vesuvio	18
3	Alexander Vlasov	Tinkoff - La Datcha Team	18
4	Eriks Toms Gavars	Evonik - ELKO	18
5	Joseph Dombrowski	Gazelle	16
6	Lachlan Morton	cycleYorkshire	14
7	Darshana Prasad	Aker - MOT	14
8	Aleksa Crncevic	Cedevita	12
9	Fredrik Strand Galta	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	10
10	Justo Tenorio	Binance	10
11	Metkel Kiflay	Grieg-Maersk	10
12	Fredrik Dversnes	Aker - MOT	8
13	Tim Wellens	ZARA - Irizar	6
14	Jakub Otruba	Moser - Sygic	6
15	Callum Scotson	MOL Cycling Team	6

Young rider:

1	Tadej Pogacar	Cedevita	18h01'37
2	Matteo Jorgenson	Zwift Pro Cycling	+ 2'56
3	Einer Augusto Rubio	Minions	+ 3'09
4	Tobias Halland Johannessen	Team Puma - SAP	+ 3'28
5	Sakchai Phodingam	King Power	+ 3'29
6	Dimitrios Christakos	Polar	+ 3'43
7	Thanakhan Chaiyasombat	King Power	+ 4'01
8	John Salazar	Moser - Sygic	+ 5'19
9	Jakub Otruba	Moser - Sygic	+ 5'20
10	Stefano Oldani	Polar	+ 5'24
11	Dinmukhammed Ulysbayev	Evonik - ELKO	+ 6'00
12	Mantas Januskevicius	Evonik - ELKO	+ 6'44
13	Alexandros Agrotis	ELCO - ABEA	+ 7'06
14	Yannis Voisard	Minions	+ 7'16
15	Samuele Battistella	Evonik - ELKO	+ 7'24

Team:

1	Carlsberg - Danske Bank	54h07'54
2	ZARA - Irizar	10
3	Binance	44
4	Gazelle	+ 1'13
5	Amaysim Australia.com	+ 1'46
6	Lidl Cycling	+ 1'49
7	Polar	+ 2'29
8	Team Popo4Ever p/b Morshynska	+ 3'26
9	Minions	+ 3'26
10	Zwift Pro Cycling	+ 4'07
11	Team Puma - SAP	+ 4'12
12	ISA - Hexacta	+ 4'39
13	Moser - Sygic	+ 5'14
14	cycleYorkshire	+ 5'20
15	King Power	+ 5'41
16	Cedevita	+ 5'42
17	Rabobank	+ 6'07
18	Tinkoff - La Datcha Team	+ 6'54
19	ELCO - ABEA	+ 7'58
20	Evonik - ELKO	+ 8'40
21	EA Vesuvio	+ 17'58
22	Grieg-Maersk	+ 24'28
23	Aker - MOT	+ 25'45
24	MOL Cycling Team	+ 47'53

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