Tour of Spain: Stage 13 is lucky for Steve Cummings

BMC’s man from the Wirral, Steve Cummings, has won stage 13 of the Tour of Spain after attacking the break with over 3k to go.

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One of Britain’s most under rated roadman who has had some pretty bad luck this year with crashes, Steve Cummings (BMC), won the 13th stage of the Tour of Spain with some aggressive riding. Cummings, the only rider to finish second twice in the Tour of Britain, the last time in 2011, attacked the break he was in with over three kilometres to go and held on to win by four seconds from Australian Cameron Meyer and Antonio Flecha.

Biggest win of his career and hopefully a lot more to come for Steve Cummings. Photo: http://www.lavuelta.com

On a stage which saw a lot of early breaks going clear, including a big one with Ian Stannard, 45 kilometres were covered in the first an hour before the pace slowed and the winning break quickly gained time. In the move were Britain’s Steve Cummings, Italian Omnium rider and roadman, Elia Viviani, Simon Clarke and Cameron Meyer of Australia, Linus Gerdemann, Juan Flecha and a rider well known for his Tour of Britain breaks, Thomas de Gendt.

Unsurprisingly, the peloton was controlled by the team of John Degenkolb, Argos Shimano, who were no doubt hoping the German would add to his four stage wins and they, with the help of other teams, controlled the break’s lead which was never very big at just over three minutes.

With still 50 kilometres  to go, the break only had two minutes and it was a full on drag race between the riders in the break and the sprinter teams. Despite mechanicals for De Gendt and Gerdemann, the break was holding on to their lead but with 20 kilometres to go, that lead was down to under a minute.

It was nail biting stuff but still the break were not giving in and while the gap continued to come down, the break had moments when they managed to take the lead back out again as the peloton’s chase became disorganised. With the break in sight, attacks started to come from the peloton and they were also getting restless in the break with Flecha and De Gendt having a dig.

Steve at the front of the break with Simon Clarke of GreenEdge who had two young riders in the break. Photo: http://www.lavuelta.com

Flecha and his former teammate at Sky Steve Cummings then joined up off the front only for the rest of the break to come back up to them.  Cummings then went solo chased by Meyer and Flecha. The BMC rider who has been a pro for many years and come so close to winning the Tour of Britain on two occasions, dug deep and just managed to hold on for his biggest win this year and a deserved one too.

Overcoming Adversity
Prior to Friday, Cummings’ best result of the season was a 15th place on Stage 7 of the Tour de Suisse. It was his first victory since winning Stage 3 of the Volta ao Algarve on Feb. 18, 2011. The 2011 Tour of Britain runner-up has faced his share of adversity this year, enduring an injury-plagued season that includes a broken left wrist at Vuelta al Pais Vasco, a broken pelvis at Volta ao Algarve and an injured left wrist at the Amgen Tour of California.

His win adds to those this month by teammates Gilbert (Vuelta a España, Stage 9), Taylor Phinney (USA Pro Challenge, Stage 7), Tejay van Garderen (USA Pro Challenge, Stage 2), Alessandro Ballan (Eneco Tour of Benelux, Stage 7), Johann Tschopp (Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah overall and Stage 5) and Adam Blythe (Paris-Corrèze, Stage 1).

He told Eurosport “It’s been a difficult year but this is the best win of my career.” “There is a lot of emotion [with this win[, happy, relieved and just glad because it’s nice to do something for the team because they have been so supportive as have all my family. This is a good moment for everyone.”

On how the gap to the chasers went back out, Steve explain “We had seven riding and maybe they were chasing with eight guys but I can’t imagine they were all riding so we had a good chance and we knew with the wind, there was going to be a big fight. The wind (head) was what kept the gap from going out bigger because of the stress in the peloton, surging forward for sections, and I knew all we could do was give it everything.”

After watching Flecha attack, Stevo recalls what happened next… “it was a headwind and I was going to go myself but in those situations, seven or eight k is a long way to go on your own! So I tried to wait as long as possible and I wasn’t going to let De Gendt or Flecha ride away but I tried to ride off Greenedge a bit because they had two riders.”

“I think I played it really well and waited for a good opportunity”.

“With a K to go, I could see they ([chasers] had sat up and knew I’d won so that was nice, I could enjoy it a bit more but until then it was head down and go as hard as I could!”

Photo: http://www.lavuelta.com

Other quotes:

Race leader Joaquim ‘Purito’ Rodriguez (Katusha): “It’s been a hard stage again, at least until km 50 when the breakaway went. There were very strong riders up the road. Argos-Shimano rode all day behind. When there was this attack of Kashechkin and Steegmans, I told Dani Moreno to go. The idea was to split the bunch.”

“To be considered the favourite of the Vuelta by riders [like Chris Froome] or ex-riders [like Oscar Pereiro] isn’t a weight on my shoulders. Tomorrow, everything can change. It can be in my favour or in somebody else’s favour. The truth is I’m feeling very good on the climbs and the time trial is behind us. But only if I’m still leading the Vuelta after the second rest day, I’ll start thinking of putting myself in the role of the favourite.”

Chris Froome (Sky): “Today was a flatter stage but we have three days of high mountains coming up. After the brutal effort of yesterday up to the Mirador, my legs were ok but I felt tired. I guess everyone feels tired. I hope that everyone feels tired! I don’t have any enemies and the Vuelta is not only a race of Spaniards against me. Rodriguez has let everyone know that he’s got a fantastic condition and that he’s the strongest. It’s going to be difficult to beat him.”

Cameron Meyer (Orica-GreenEdge): “We tried to win. We did well, but Stephen Cummings had a lot of power and I couldn’t close the small gap he got for himself. I’m a bit upset. There are now many stages in which I’ve made the breakaway without winning. The positive aspect is that I have the best condition I’ve ever had in a Grand Tour.”

John Degenkolb (Argos-Shimano, 7th): “What to say? My team has once again done a great job but I’m disappointed by the result. Lotto-Belisol came and helped us but it wasn’t enough considering the quality of the rouleurs present in the breakaway. I’m even more disappointed because I haven’t taken the green jersey back.”

RESULTS

STAGE 13
1 CUMMINGS, Stephen BMC 4h 05′ 02″
2 MEYER, Cameron OGE @ 4″
3 FLECHA, Juan Antonio SKY @ 4″
4 CLARKE, Simon OGE @ 14″
5 GERDEMANN, Linus RNT @ 14″
6 DE GENDT, Thomas VCD @ 14″
7 DEGENKOLB, John ARG @ 40″
8 DAVIS, Allan OGE @ 40″
9 SWIFT, Ben SKY @ 40″
10 MONDORY, Lloyd ALM @ 40″
11 CIMOLAI, Davide LAM @ 40″
12 LAGUTIN, Sergey VCD @ 40″
13 FERNÁNDEZ, Koldo GRS @ 40″
14 DUQUE, Leonardo COF @ 40″
15 DALL’ANTONIA, Tiziano LIQ @ 40″
16 GARCIA, Egoitz COF @ 40″
17 BENNATI, Daniele RNT @ 40″
18 MEERSMAN, Gianni LTB @ 40″
19 BONNET, William FDJ @ 40″
20 PÉREZ, Rubén EUS @ 40″
21 CONTADOR, Alberto STB @ 40″
22 CARDOSO, Andre Fernando CJR @ 40″
23 JEANNESSON, Arnold FDJ @ 40″
24 MOLLEMA, Bauke RAB @ 40″
25 BOUET, Maxime ALM @ 40″
26 FROOME, Christopher SKY @ 40″
27 CARDOSO, Manuel CJR @ 40″
28 RUIJGH, Rob VCD @ 40″
29 LOSADA, Alberto KAT @ 40″
30 WEENING, Pieter OGE @ 40″
31 MARCZYNSKI, Tomasz VCD @ 40″
32 CAPECCHI, Eros LIQ @ 40″
33 BALLAN, Alessandro BMC @ 40″
34 DA DALTO, Mauro LIQ @ 40″
35 NOCENTINI, Rinaldo ALM @ 40″
36 ROCHE, Nicolas ALM @ 40″
37 RODRIGUEZ, Joaquin KAT @ 40″
38 NIEMIEC, Przemyslaw LAM @ 40″
39 STANNARD, Ian SKY @ 40″
40 MORENO, Daniel KAT @ 40″
41 MONFORT, Maxime RNT @ 40″
42 LODEWYCK, Klaas BMC @ 40″
43 PAURIOL, Rémi FDJ @ 40″
44 STEEGMANS, Gert OPQ @ 40″
45 VERDUGO, Gorka EUS @ 40″
46 VALVERDE, Alejandro MOV @ 40″
47 ANACONA, Winner LAM @ 40″
48 LIGTHART, Pim VCD @ 40″
49 KOSTYUK, Denys LAM @ 40″
50 BAKELANTS, Jan RNT @ 40″
51 TERPSTRA, Niki OPQ @ 40″
52 ANTON, Igor EUS @ 40″
53 GESINK, Robert RAB @ 40″
54 KREDER, Michel GRS @ 40″
55 SULZBERGER, Wesley OGE @ 40″
56 NIERMANN, Grischa RAB @ 40″
57 GARCIA, Marcos CJR @ 40″
58 VIGANO, Davide LAM @ 40″
59 RAST, Grégory RNT @ 40″
60 INTXAUSTI, Beñat MOV @ 40″
61 TEN DAM, Laurens RAB @ 40″
62 TXURRUKA, Amets EUS @ 40″
63 MEYER, Travis OGE @ 40″
64 STYBAR, Zdenek OPQ @ 40″
65 BOOM, Lars RAB @ 40″
66 VAN WINDEN, Dennis RAB @ 40″
67 DE CLERCQ, Bart LTB @ 40″
68 MATE, Luis Angel COF @ 40″
69 FLORENCIO, Xavier KAT @ 40″
70 CESAR VELOSO, Gustavo ACG @ 40″
71 TALANSKY, Andrew GRS @ 40″
72 PAUWELS, Serge OPQ @ 40″
73 KREDER, Raymond GRS @ 40″
74 PATERSKI, Maciej LIQ @ 40″
75 CATALDO, Dario OPQ @ 40″
76 SANTAMBROGIO, Mauro BMC @ 40″
77 SEELDRAYERS, Kevin AST @ 40″
78 KASHECHKIN, Andrey AST @ 40″
79 MORABITO, Steve BMC @ 40″
80 DIDIER, Laurent RNT @ 40″
81 BUFFAZ, Mickaël COF @ 40″
82 VICIOSO, Angel KAT @ 40″
83 MONTAGUTI, Matteo ALM @ 40″
84 GILBERT, Philippe BMC @ 40″
85 PIRES, Bruno STB @ 40″
86 NOVAL, Benjamín STB @ 40″
87 HENAO, Sergio Luis SKY @ 40″
88 URAN, Rigoberto SKY @ 40″
89 GASTAUER, Ben ALM @ 40″
90 SARMIENTO, Cayetano José LIQ @ 40″
91 OROZ, Juan Jose EUS @ 40″
92 TIRALONGO, Paolo AST @ 40″
93 SÖRENSEN, Nicki STB @ 40″
94 PAULINHO, Sergio STB @ 40″
95 LASTRAS, Pablo MOV @ 40″
96 VELASCO, Ivan EUS @ 40″
97 MORENO, Javier MOV @ 40″
98 IRIZAR, Markel RNT @ 40″
99 SALERNO, Cristiano LIQ @ 40″
100 TEKLEHAIMANOT, Daniel OGE @ 40″
101 RASCH, Gabriel FDJ @ 40″
102 CARRASCO GARCIA, Sergio ACG @ 40″
103 LANDA, Mikel EUS @ 40″
104 LE MEVEL, Christophe GRS @ 40″
105 KESSIAKOFF, Fredrik AST @ 40″
106 VANDEWALLE, Kristof OPQ @ 40″
107 SICARD, Romain EUS @ 40″
108 BODNAR, Maciej LIQ @ 40″
109 RAMÍREZ, Javier ACG @ 40″
110 CUNEGO, Damiano LAM @ 40″
111 VAN SUMMEREN, Johan GRS @ 40″
112 MACHADO, Tiago RNT @ 40″
113 DE WEERT, Kevin OPQ @ 40″
114 MAJKA, Rafal STB @ 40″
115 LINDEMAN, Bertjan VCD @ 40″
116 DE KORT, Koen ARG @ 40″
117 KEIZER, Martijn VCD @ 40″
118 DE LA FUENTE, David CJR @ 40″
119 BOOKWALTER, Brent BMC @ 40″
120 SIJMENS, Nico COF @ 40″
121 RABON, Frantisek OPQ @ 40″
122 GARATE, Juan Manuel RAB @ 40″
123 CLEMENT, Stef RAB @ 40″
124 BRUTT, Pavel KAT @ 40″
125 DEKKER, Thomas GRS @ 40″
126 MENCHOV, Denis KAT @ 40″
127 PORTE, Richie SKY @ 40″
128 TOSATTO, Matteo STB @ 58″
129 SILIN, Egor AST @ 1′ 01″
130 MARZANO, Marco LAM @ 1′ 01″
131 VAUGRENARD, Benoît FDJ @ 1′ 01″
132 BARLE, Florent COF @ 1′ 08″
133 MONCOUTIE, David COF @ 1′ 36″
134 MARTIN, Tony OPQ @ 2′ 56″
135 VIVIANI, Elia LIQ @ 3′ 19″
136 NAVARRO, Daniel STB @ 5′ 12″
137 HERNÁNDEZ, Jesús STB @ 5′ 12″
138 REYNES, Vicente LTB @ 5′ 12″
139 MOL, Wouter VCD @ 5′ 12″
140 PETERSON, Thomas GRS @ 5′ 12″
141 PIEDRA, Antonio CJR @ 5′ 12″
142 FRÖHLINGER, Johannes ARG @ 5′ 12″
143 SMUKULIS, Gatis KAT @ 6′ 06″
144 CHACON, Javier ACG @ 6′ 06″
145 GESCHKE, Simon ARG @ 6′ 06″
146 ASTARLOZA, Mikel EUS @ 6′ 06″
147 HANSEN, Adam LTB @ 6′ 06″
148 ERVITI, Imanol MOV @ 6′ 06″
149 MAASKANT, Martijn GRS @ 6′ 06″
150 ROJAS, José Joaquin MOV @ 40″
151 IGNATYEV, Mikhail KAT @ 7′ 45″
152 EIJSSEN, Yannick BMC @ 8′ 44″
153 PATE, Danny SKY @ 9′ 28″
154 ROLLIN, Dominique FDJ @ 9′ 28″
155 ARAMENDIA, Javier CJR @ 9′ 28″
156 GALDOS, Aitor CJR @ 9′ 28″
157 LECHUGA, Pablo ACG @ 9′ 28″
158 QUINTANA, Nairo Alexander MOV @ 9′ 28″
159 WILLEMS, Frederik LTB @ 9′ 28″
160 ZEITS, Andrey AST @ 10′ 01″
161 ROSENDO, Jesús ACG @ 10′ 01″
162 PALOMARES, Adrián ACG @ 10′ 01″
163 VALLS FERRI, Rafaél VCD @ 10′ 01″
164 DEAN, Julian OGE @ 10′ 01″
165 KVACHUK, Oleksandr LAM @ 10′ 01″
166 BROCO, Hernani CJR @ 10′ 01″
167 LOBATO DEL VALLE, Juan Jos ACG @ 10′ 01″
168 BRESCHEL, Matti RAB @ 10′ 01″
169 DOCKER, Mitchell OGE @ 10′ 01″
170 KADRI, Biel ALM @ 13′ 50″
171 RIBLON, Christophe ALM @ 13′ 50″
172 TORIBIO, José Vicente ACG @ 13′ 50″
173 ANDONOV, Danail CJR @ 13′ 50″
174 DEBUSSCHERE, Jens LTB @ 13′ 50″
175 VAN DEN BROECK, Jurgen LTB @ 13′ 50″
176 MOINARD, Amaël BMC @ 13′ 50″
177 BAZAYEV, Assan AST @ 13′ 50″
178 DYACHENKO, Alexsandr AST @ 13′ 50″
179 MOLARD, Rudy COF @ 13′ 50″
180 COURTEILLE, Arnaud FDJ @ 13′ 50″
181 HUPOND, Thierry ARG @ 13′ 50″
182 GENIEZ, Alexandre ARG @ 13′ 50″
183 DOI, Yukihiro ARG @ 13′ 50″
184 COBO, Juan José MOV @ 13′ 50″
185 CASTROVIEJO, Jonathan MOV @ 13′ 50″
186 KAISEN, Olivier LTB @ 15′ 24″
187 VAN LEIJEN, Joost LTB @ 15′ 24″
188 JI, Cheng ARG @ 15′ 24″

OVERALL AFTER STAGE 13
1 RODRIGUEZ, Joaquin KAT 48h 56′ 17″
2 CONTADOR, Alberto STB @ 13″
3 FROOME, Christopher SKY @ 51″
4 VALVERDE, Alejandro MOV @ 1′ 20″
5 GESINK, Robert RAB @ 2′ 59″
6 MORENO, Daniel KAT @ 3′ 29″
7 ROCHE, Nicolas ALM @ 4′ 22″
8 TALANSKY, Andrew GRS @ 5′ 17″
9 TEN DAM, Laurens RAB @ 5′ 18″
10 MOLLEMA, Bauke RAB @ 6′ 01″
11 ANTON, Igor EUS @ 6′ 08″
12 ANACONA, Winner LAM @ 6′ 35″
13 CAPECCHI, Eros LIQ @ 6′ 47″
14 INTXAUSTI, Beñat MOV @ 6′ 51″
15 MONFORT, Maxime RNT @ 6′ 55″
16 MARCZYNSKI, Tomasz VCD @ 7′ 01″
17 NOCENTINI, Rinaldo ALM @ 7′ 04″
18 NIEMIEC, Przemyslaw LAM @ 7′ 10″
19 VERDUGO, Gorka EUS @ 8′ 13″
20 DE CLERCQ, Bart LTB @ 8′ 25″
21 MORABITO, Steve BMC @ 8′ 40″
22 BOUET, Maxime ALM @ 9′ 15″
23 HENAO, Sergio Luis SKY @ 10′ 10″
24 SEELDRAYERS, Kevin AST @ 10′ 22″
25 RUIJGH, Rob VCD @ 11′ 12″
26 GARCIA, Marcos CJR @ 11′ 41″
27 PAUWELS, Serge OPQ @ 12′ 15″
28 TXURRUKA, Amets EUS @ 12′ 21″
29 CARDOSO, Andre Fernando CJR @ 14′ 04″
30 KASHECHKIN, Andrey AST @ 14′ 44″
31 BAKELANTS, Jan RNT @ 16′ 01″
32 PAURIOL, Rémi FDJ @ 16′ 39″
33 LAGUTIN, Sergey VCD @ 18′ 57″
34 LE MEVEL, Christophe GRS @ 19′ 18″
35 VELASCO, Ivan EUS @ 19′ 27″
36 ASTARLOZA, Mikel EUS @ 20′ 11″
37 OROZ, Juan Jose EUS @ 22′ 06″
38 URAN, Rigoberto SKY @ 22′ 44″
39 MATE, Luis Angel COF @ 23′ 28″
40 SICARD, Romain EUS @ 24′ 11″
41 MACHADO, Tiago RNT @ 25′ 30″
42 KESSIAKOFF, Fredrik AST @ 25′ 45″
43 LOSADA, Alberto KAT @ 25′ 46″
44 BUFFAZ, Mickaël COF @ 26′ 22″
45 COBO, Juan José MOV @ 28′ 38″
46 CUNEGO, Damiano LAM @ 29′ 10″
47 DIDIER, Laurent RNT @ 30′ 33″
48 ZEITS, Andrey AST @ 30′ 40″
49 MAJKA, Rafal STB @ 32′ 03″
50 SARMIENTO, Cayetano José LIQ @ 32′ 07″
51 BALLAN, Alessandro BMC @ 35′ 01″
52 SANTAMBROGIO, Mauro BMC @ 35′ 59″
53 TIRALONGO, Paolo AST @ 36′ 18″
54 BOOKWALTER, Brent BMC @ 36′ 23″
55 DE WEERT, Kevin OPQ @ 36′ 49″
56 GILBERT, Philippe BMC @ 38′ 28″
57 STYBAR, Zdenek OPQ @ 39′ 57″
58 BROCO, Hernani CJR @ 39′ 59″
59 CATALDO, Dario OPQ @ 40′ 18″
60 GARATE, Juan Manuel RAB @ 40′ 23″
61 NAVARRO, Daniel STB @ 40′ 58″
62 SALERNO, Cristiano LIQ @ 42′ 04″
63 DE KORT, Koen ARG @ 42′ 38″
64 VAN SUMMEREN, Johan GRS @ 43′ 16″
65 GERDEMANN, Linus RNT @ 43′ 20″
66 DE GENDT, Thomas VCD @ 43′ 35″
67 KOSTYUK, Denys LAM @ 46′ 09″
68 VANDEWALLE, Kristof OPQ @ 46′ 16″
69 MENCHOV, Denis KAT @ 46′ 18″
70 KREDER, Michel GRS @ 46′ 21″
71 DE LA FUENTE, David CJR @ 46′ 25″
72 MONTAGUTI, Matteo ALM @ 47′ 13″
73 PORTE, Richie SKY @ 47′ 42″
74 FRÖHLINGER, Johannes ARG @ 48′ 09″
75 MARZANO, Marco LAM @ 48′ 29″
76 CLARKE, Simon OGE @ 48′ 52″
77 MEERSMAN, Gianni LTB @ 49′ 02″
78 QUINTANA, Nairo Alexander MOV @ 50′ 38″
79 REYNES, Vicente LTB @ 50′ 56″
80 PÉREZ, Rubén EUS @ 52′ 47″
81 MORENO, Javier MOV @ 53′ 14″
82 LASTRAS, Pablo MOV @ 53′ 37″
83 ROJAS, José Joaquin MOV @ 53′ 39″
84 VAN DEN BROECK, Jurgen LTB @ 54′ 12″
85 LANDA, Mikel EUS @ 54′ 34″
86 NIERMANN, Grischa RAB @ 54′ 35″
87 PATERSKI, Maciej LIQ @ 55′ 32″
88 PAULINHO, Sergio STB @ 55′ 50″
89 GASTAUER, Ben ALM @ 56′ 07″
90 SILIN, Egor AST @ 56′ 40″
91 JEANNESSON, Arnold FDJ @ 56′ 53″
92 IRIZAR, Markel RNT @ 57′ 22″
93 MEYER, Cameron OGE @ 57′ 35″
94 RAST, Grégory RNT @ 58′ 00″
95 FLECHA, Juan Antonio SKY @ 59′ 03″
96 HERNÁNDEZ, Jesús STB @ 59′ 06″
97 MARTIN, Tony OPQ @ 59′ 37″
98 BOOM, Lars RAB @ 59′ 43″
99 NOVAL, Benjamín STB @ 1h 00′ 55″
100 DUQUE, Leonardo COF @ 1h 01′ 16″
101 PIRES, Bruno STB @ 1h 01′ 52″
102 CESAR VELOSO, Gustavo ACG @ 1h 02′ 10″
103 SIJMENS, Nico COF @ 1h 02′ 41″
104 RASCH, Gabriel FDJ @ 1h 02′ 48″
105 DA DALTO, Mauro LIQ @ 1h 03′ 23″
106 TERPSTRA, Niki OPQ @ 1h 04′ 26″
107 MOINARD, Amaël BMC @ 1h 04′ 32″
108 LIGTHART, Pim VCD @ 1h 04′ 53″
109 RAMÍREZ, Javier ACG @ 1h 05′ 17″
110 STEEGMANS, Gert OPQ @ 1h 06′ 01″
111 KEIZER, Martijn VCD @ 1h 06′ 16″
112 LODEWYCK, Klaas BMC @ 1h 06′ 24″
113 BRUTT, Pavel KAT @ 1h 06′ 42″
114 PIEDRA, Antonio CJR @ 1h 07′ 07″
115 GESCHKE, Simon ARG @ 1h 07′ 20″
116 DYACHENKO, Alexsandr AST @ 1h 07′ 26″
117 GENIEZ, Alexandre ARG @ 1h 07′ 52″
118 WEENING, Pieter OGE @ 1h 08′ 03″
119 TOSATTO, Matteo STB @ 1h 09′ 37″
120 DEKKER, Thomas GRS @ 1h 09′ 43″
121 CARRASCO GARCIA, Sergio ACG @ 1h 10′ 12″
122 PALOMARES, Adrián ACG @ 1h 10′ 33″
123 COURTEILLE, Arnaud FDJ @ 1h 10′ 44″
124 VICIOSO, Angel KAT @ 1h 11′ 07″
125 BARLE, Florent COF @ 1h 11′ 14″
126 DEGENKOLB, John ARG @ 1h 11′ 38″
127 HUPOND, Thierry ARG @ 1h 12′ 21″
128 GARCIA, Egoitz COF @ 1h 12′ 48″
129 FERNÁNDEZ, Koldo GRS @ 1h 13′ 50″
130 MONDORY, Lloyd ALM @ 1h 14′ 12″
131 MOLARD, Rudy COF @ 1h 14′ 50″
132 VIVIANI, Elia LIQ @ 1h 15′ 01″
133 VAUGRENARD, Benoît FDJ @ 1h 15′ 01″
134 VALLS FERRI, Rafaél VCD @ 1h 15′ 04″
135 BENNATI, Daniele RNT @ 1h 15′ 13″
136 FLORENCIO, Xavier KAT @ 1h 15′ 22″
137 BONNET, William FDJ @ 1h 16′ 00″
138 HANSEN, Adam LTB @ 1h 16′ 29″
139 ROSENDO, Jesús ACG @ 1h 16′ 51″
140 BODNAR, Maciej LIQ @ 1h 17′ 07″
141 SMUKULIS, Gatis KAT @ 1h 17′ 12″
142 VIGANO, Davide LAM @ 1h 17′ 22″
143 CLEMENT, Stef RAB @ 1h 17′ 32″
144 RABON, Frantisek OPQ @ 1h 17′ 51″
145 MONCOUTIE, David COF @ 1h 18′ 04″
146 MOL, Wouter VCD @ 1h 18′ 31″
147 EIJSSEN, Yannick BMC @ 1h 18′ 41″
148 TORIBIO, José Vicente ACG @ 1h 19′ 32″
149 PETERSON, Thomas GRS @ 1h 21′ 10″
150 DALL’ANTONIA, Tiziano LIQ @ 1h 21′ 11″
151 STANNARD, Ian SKY @ 1h 21′ 12″
152 ROLLIN, Dominique FDJ @ 1h 21′ 55″
153 RIBLON, Christophe ALM @ 1h 22′ 17″
154 LINDEMAN, Bertjan VCD @ 1h 23′ 41″
155 CUMMINGS, Stephen BMC @ 1h 23′ 45″
156 BAZAYEV, Assan AST @ 1h 24′ 12″
157 MEYER, Travis OGE @ 1h 24′ 16″
158 VAN WINDEN, Dennis RAB @ 1h 25′ 14″
159 SWIFT, Ben SKY @ 1h 25′ 21″
160 DOI, Yukihiro ARG @ 1h 25′ 54″
161 ERVITI, Imanol MOV @ 1h 26′ 27″
162 KVACHUK, Oleksandr LAM @ 1h 28′ 58″
163 CHACON, Javier ACG @ 1h 29′ 19″
164 TEKLEHAIMANOT, Daniel OGE @ 1h 29′ 22″
165 WILLEMS, Frederik LTB @ 1h 29′ 42″
166 PATE, Danny SKY @ 1h 30′ 16″
167 SÖRENSEN, Nicki STB @ 1h 30′ 53″
168 CARDOSO, Manuel CJR @ 1h 31′ 04″
169 MAASKANT, Martijn GRS @ 1h 31′ 14″
170 BRESCHEL, Matti RAB @ 1h 31′ 15″
171 KREDER, Raymond GRS @ 1h 32′ 25″
172 SULZBERGER, Wesley OGE @ 1h 34′ 34″
173 CIMOLAI, Davide LAM @ 1h 35′ 41″
174 CASTROVIEJO, Jonathan MOV @ 1h 35′ 59″
175 DOCKER, Mitchell OGE @ 1h 36′ 34″
176 KADRI, Biel ALM @ 1h 36′ 37″
177 DEAN, Julian OGE @ 1h 38′ 51″
178 ANDONOV, Danail CJR @ 1h 42′ 39″
179 DAVIS, Allan OGE @ 1h 43′ 55″
180 ARAMENDIA, Javier CJR @ 1h 45′ 58″
181 KAISEN, Olivier LTB @ 1h 46′ 21″
182 GALDOS, Aitor CJR @ 1h 48′ 37″
183 DEBUSSCHERE, Jens LTB @ 1h 53′ 34″
184 IGNATYEV, Mikhail KAT @ 1h 54′ 37″
185 LECHUGA, Pablo ACG @ 1h 59′ 18″
186 LOBATO DEL VALLE, Juan Jose ACG @ 2h 00′ 07″
187 JI, Cheng ARG @ 2h 03′ 54″
188 VAN LEIJEN, Joost LTB @ 2h 36′ 25″

 

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