Tour de France: Stage 7 is Sagan’s

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After being the bridesmaide, Peter Sagan on stage 7 was the bride as his team led him to a big win in Albi as he strengthened his grip on the Green jersey

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Sagan 1st after a 150km lead-out by Cannondale

Generally a lead-out train for a sprint forms for the closing kilometres of a stage but if you have a look at the final 150km of the stage from Montpellier to Albi you’ll be hard pressed to find a team other than Cannondale on the front of the peloton for longer than a couple of minutes.

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This was a day when their leader, Peter Sagan, was determined to win and ultimately he did. The credit for success must go to every member of the team that was utterly committed to delivering him to the line in first place.

Not only did he win the stage, he did so on a day that his teams eliminated his main rivals for the green jersey. Sagan was first at the intermediate sprint and first again at the finish. He collected the maximum haul of points for the stage (65) and now leads yesterday’s winner 224 points, to 130.

The Slovakian champion was frustrated at having finished second in three stages in the first week but admitted after stage six that he had a plan: wait, be patient, and pounce when the other sprinters will have switched into survival mode.

The terrain on the roads to the capital of the Tarn, were anything but flat. It was a day of undulations but also featured three significant categorised climbs. It was on the second rise, the col de la Croix de Mounis,that Mark Cavendish, André Greipel and a group of 58 others got in trouble. A point was made by Cannondale: don’t mess with our leader! And they rammed the point home by never easing the tempo until the race was won.

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Gautier leads Bakelants and Oroz  in a break during the stage

The stage
The official start of the seventh stage of the 100th Tour de France was at 12.19pm. There were 190 riders at the sign on with Janez Brajkovic (AST) the non-starter. The stage from Montpellier to Albi was 205.5km long and featured four categorised climbs. The intermediate sprint was in Viane Pierre-Ségade (at 135km).

Vanmarcke (BEL) launched the first attack and was briefly joined by Kadri, Voigt, Perez, El Fares and Gasparotto. Voigt (RTL) surged again after the original move was caught and he was joined by Kadri (ALM) they had a lead of 1’10” when there was a crash in the peloton, at 11km, that involved Vande Velde (GRS), Moreno (KAT), Quintana (MOV), Boasson Hagen (SKY). The American Garmin-Sharp rider abandoned the race because of the injuries he sustained.

Kadri takes a virtual lead in climbing competition
The maximum gain of the two escapees was 6’40” at 27km. Cannondale, Omega, Orica, Lotto and Argos set the pace of the peloton and the advantage of Voigt and Kadri dropped to 5’30” by 34km. The average speed for the first hour was 43.9km/h; the second hour 34.2km/h. The peloton was paced along by the same five teams until the top of the first climb; Kadri led Voigt over the top and the bunch was behind by 4’15”. Kadri led over the second climb too and put himself in the lead of the climbing classification.

Rolland (EUC) attacked the peloton in the final kilometre of the col de la Croix de Mounis but he was marked by Bardet (ALM) who took third place. Cannondale was the dominant team at the head of the peloton and at the 100km mark, they were 35” behind Kadri and Voigt while Greipel’s peloton was at 1’00” and Cavendish’s group was at 2’00”. Voigt attacked Kadri at 107km and at 108km Kadri was caught and one kilometre later so was Voigt. The bunch split into three groups on the second climb. The average speed for the third hour was 38.3km/h. Malori (LAM) abandoned the Tour at the 110km mark.

Phase two: Bakelants attacks
Once Sagan claimed the 20pts for first at the intermediate sprint, the Cannondale team ceased its efforts and Bakelants (RTL) attacked. He was caught by Oroz (EUS) and Gautier (EUC) at 141km and by 145km the winner of stage two was the virtual leader of GC as his trio was 40” ahead of Impey’s peloton that had an advantage of 2’00” on the second peloton.

Bakelants led over the third climb and the yellow jersey’s peloton was at 50”. With 50km to go, Bakelants was the virtual leader of the Tour with a lead of 1’00” on Impey’s group. The average speed for the fourth hour was 46.1km/h! Cannondale did most of the chasing but Impey had support from Albasini, Clarke and Gerrans. With 10km to go, the leading trio were just 20” ahead, meaning Bakelant’s bid for another day in the yellow jersey was essentially over. The peloton caught the trio with 2.8km to go.

Sagan secures his first win: a true team effort for Cannondale
The Cannondale team had five men at the front going into the final kilometre but a few teams had the courage to take on the green machine that had dominated the stage. Argos-Shimano seemed like it might have been able to pull off a coup thanks to John Degenkolb who opened up the sprint on the left side of the road but Sagan had this move covered; the Slovakian champion came off the wheel of the German inside the final 200m and took the win by over a bike length. It is the first victory for Sagan in the 100th Tour and his fourth stage win in total.

Daryl Impey finished the stage in 12th place; he will ride stage eight in the yellow jersey.

Reactions

Peter Sagan: ““This was a show of how strong we are as a team. All of our riders were committed to one thing and everyone trusts me now and they are prepared to work hard for me because they know that I want to do well. Even if it’s not an ideal stage for me, I’ll keep on trying.”

“They are even prepared to more than I ask of them. We did a lot of work on the second climb and we dropped the sprinters and the team started to believe that we could do well. I had said, ‘We’ll pull only until we get to the intermediate sprint and then we’ll take it easy…’ I thought maybe another team would take over and lead through to the finish.”

“My team-mates didn’t understand why. They came to me and said, ‘But we can continue to ride! Why should we sit up now and wait for the sprinters?’ And then they went back to the front and worked very, very well.”

“This is the end of the first week but we still have another two weeks ahead of us. It’s still a long way to go until the end of the Tour de France and we don’t have any bad luck and can hold the green jersey all the way to Paris.”

Chris Froome: After the finish Froome reflected on a tough stage and looked ahead to Saturday and the first big mountain showdown. “I think most of us knew it was going to come down to a bunch sprint but we didn’t expect Cannondale to take it up the way they did,” he admitted. “That made the race a bit harder but we were safe in the front with a few other guys. We’re glad to get to the finish and we’re a day closer to the mountains now.

“It will definitely be a fight on the climb tomorrow up to the finish. This is what we’ve trained for and we’re looking forward to putting it to good use now. I think we’ve got a well-established style of racing already. I don’t see us doing anything differently. Obviously in the heat of the race you’ve got to be able to make calls within those last few kilometres I’m sure it’s going to come down to that tomorrow. I’m looking forward to it.”

Cadel Evans: Evans said he expects Saturday and Sunday’s stages in the Pyrenees to be less decisive than the five days in the Alps in the race’s final week. “I think we’ll see the first selections and for the first time who is really here and trying to win the race in the Pyrenees,” Evans said. “Of course, we already had a bit of key time losses by some of the GC (general classification) contenders in the team time trial – like myself. But the majority of time lost is in the Alps.”

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Kwiatkowski with race leader Daryle Impey.

White jersey Michael Kwiatkowski “It was really tough today,” Kwiatkowski said. “I didn’t expect Cannondale to go so fast on the climbs. With 100km to go they went full gas on the climb and dropped many guys. I didn’t realize they could handle that gap until the finish. I’d like to thank Chava and Peter Velits, who stayed with me so I could save my legs for tomorrow.”

“It was a dream to wear the white jersey before the Tour de France, but now I have worn it for six days. It’s an amazing feeling. I will try to keep this jersey as long as possible. There are so many hard stages in front of us. So, I don’t know how it will go. For sure Nairo Quintana, Tejay van Garderen, Thibaut Pinot are good climbers, so in the second and third week they will gain some time.”

Stage 7
1 SAGAN Peter Cannondale Pro Cycling Team 04:54:12
2 DEGENKOLB John Team Argos – Shimano @ st
3 BENNATI Daniele Team Saxo-Tinkoff @ st
4 KWIATKOWSKI Michal Omega Pharma – Quick-Step @ st
5 BOASSON HAGEN Edvald Sky Procycling @ st
6 GAVAZZI Francesco Astana Pro Team @ st
7 GALLOPIN Tony RadioShack – Leopard @ st
8 VICHOT Arthur Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr @ st
9 MORI Manuele Lampre – Merida @ st
10 CHAVANEL Sylvain Omega Pharma – Quick-Step @ st
11 NAVARDAUSKAS Ramunas Garmin – Sharp @ st
12 IMPEY Daryl Orica GreenEDGE @ st
13 FLECHA Juan Antonio Vacansoleil – DCM @ st
14 VUILLERMOZ Alexis Sojasun @ st
15 GERRANS Simon Orica GreenEDGE @ st
16 TANKINK Bram Belkin Pro Cycling Team @ st
17 GILBERT Philippe BMC Racing Team @ st
18 POELS Wout Vacansoleil – DCM @ st
19 MALACARNE Davide Team Europcar @ st
20 RIBLON Christophe AG2R La Mondiale @ st
21 VAN GARDEREN Tejay BMC Racing Team @ st
22 DIDIER Laurent RadioShack – Leopard @ st
23 FROOME Christopher Sky Procycling @ st
24 COSTA Rui Movistar Team @ st
25 EVANS Cadel BMC Racing Team @ st
26 VOIGT Jens RadioShack – Leopard @ st
27 BARDET Romain AG2R La Mondiale @ st
28 EL FARES Julien Sojasun @ st
29 PORTE Richie Sky Procycling @ st
30 KREUZIGER Roman Team Saxo-Tinkoff @ st
31 TALANSKY Andrew Garmin – Sharp @ st
32 VELITS Peter Omega Pharma – Quick-Step @ st
33 ROCHE Nicolas Team Saxo-Tinkoff @ st
34 DUMOULIN Tom Team Argos – Shimano @ st
35 SICARD Romain Euskaltel – Euskadi @ st
36 CONTADOR VELASCO Alberto Team Saxo-Tinkoff @ st
37 PERAUD Jean-Christophe AG2R La Mondiale @ st
38 CLARKE Simon Orica GreenEDGE @ st
39 CUNEGO Damiano Lampre – Merida @ st
40 DANIELSON Thomas Garmin – Sharp @ st
41 MONFORT Maxime RadioShack – Leopard @ st
42 NIEMIEC Przemyslaw Lampre – Merida @ st
43 SABATINI Fabio Cannondale Pro Cycling Team @ st
44 KL̦DEN Andr̩as RadioShack РLeopard @ st
45 BOOKWALTER Brent BMC Racing Team @ st
46 FUGLSANG Jakob Astana Pro Team @ st
47 TEN DAM Laurens Belkin Pro Cycling Team @ st
48 NIEVE ITURALDE Mikel Euskaltel – Euskadi @ st
49 VALVERDE BELMONTE Alejandro Movistar Team @ st
50 RODRIGUEZ OLIVER Joaquim Katusha Team @ st
51 VORGANOV Eduard Katusha Team @ st
52 MOLLEMA Bauke Belkin Pro Cycling Team @ st
53 NORDHAUG Lars Petter Belkin Pro Cycling Team @ st
54 KOREN Kristjan Cannondale Pro Cycling Team @ st
55 ARASHIRO Yukiya Team Europcar @ st
56 MARTIN Daniel Garmin – Sharp @ st
57 MOINARD Amaël BMC Racing Team @ st
58 GADRET John AG2R La Mondiale @ st
59 ROLLAND Pierre Team Europcar @ st
60 GAUTIER Cyril Team Europcar @ st
61 ANTON HERNANDEZ Igor Euskaltel – Euskadi @ st
62 MEDEREL Maxime Sojasun @ st
63 GESINK Robert Belkin Pro Cycling Team @ st
64 LEVARLET Guillaume Cofidis Solutions Crédits @ st
65 PINOT Thibaut Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr @ st
66 ASTARLOZA CHAURREAU Mikel Euskaltel – Euskadi @ st
67 NAVARRO GARCIA Daniel Cofidis Solutions Crédits @ st
68 SCHLECK Andy RadioShack – Leopard @ st
69 QUINTANA ROJAS Nairo Alexander Movistar Team @ st
70 HESJEDAL Ryder Garmin – Sharp @ st
71 PLAZA MOLINA Ruben Movistar Team @ st
72 ROGERS Michael Team Saxo-Tinkoff @ st
73 ZUBELDIA AGIRRE Haimar RadioShack – Leopard @ st
74 BAKELANTS Jan RadioShack – Leopard @ st
75 KADRI Blel AG2R La Mondiale @ st
76 GASPAROTTO Enrico Astana Pro Team @ st
77 JEANNESSON Arnold Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr @ st
78 ROY Jérémy Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr @ st
79 SIUTSOU Kanstantsin Sky Procycling @ st
80 ALBASINI Michael Orica GreenEDGE @ st
81 LOSADA ALGUACIL Alberto Katusha Team @ st
82 DUPONT Hubert AG2R La Mondiale @ st
83 AMADOR BAKKAZAKOVA Andrey Movistar Team @ st
84 MORABITO Steve BMC Racing Team @ st
85 SERPA PEREZ Jose Rodolfo Lampre – Merida @ st
86 MOLARD Rudy Cofidis Solutions Crédits @ st
87 FEDRIGO Pierrick Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr @ st
88 HERNáNDEZ BLAZQUEZ Jesús Team Saxo-Tinkoff @ st
89 TAARAMäE Rein Cofidis Solutions Crédits @ st
90 MORENO FERNáNDEZ Daniel Katusha Team @ st
91 TROFIMOV Yuri Katusha Team @ st
92 IZAGIRRE INSAUSTI Ion Euskaltel – Euskadi @ st
93 TOSATTO Matteo Team Saxo-Tinkoff @ st
94 FAVILLI Elia Lampre – Merida @ st
95 QUINZIATO Manuel BMC Racing Team 00:19
96 GESCHKE Simon Team Argos – Shimano 00:24
97 OROZ UGALDE Juan Jos̩ Euskaltel РEuskadi 00:29
98 BODNAR Maciej Cannondale Pro Cycling Team 00:30
99 DE MARCHI Alessandro Cannondale Pro Cycling Team 00:33
100 MILLAR David Garmin – Sharp 01:24
101 KENNAUGH Peter Sky Procycling @ st
102 MARANGONI Alan Cannondale Pro Cycling Team 01:35
103 MOSER Moreno Cannondale Pro Cycling Team @ st
104 DENNIS Rohan Garmin – Sharp 03:47
105 MARTIN Tony Omega Pharma – Quick-Step 14:53
106 CAVENDISH Mark Omega Pharma – Quick-Step @ st
107 VEELERS Tom Team Argos – Shimano @ st
108 HANSEN Adam Lotto Belisol Team @ st
109 SIEBERG Marcel Lotto Belisol Team @ st
110 BOECKMANS Kris Vacansoleil – DCM @ st
111 GREIPEL Andre Lotto Belisol Team @ st
112 BURGHARDT Marcus BMC Racing Team @ st
113 PINEAU J̩rome Omega Pharma РQuick-Step @ st
114 GUTIERREZ PALACIOS Jose Iván Movistar Team @ st
115 DE KORT Koen Team Argos – Shimano @ st
116 FROHLINGER Johannes Team Argos – Shimano @ st
117 ERVITI OLLO Imanol Movistar Team @ st
118 ROJAS GIL Jose Joaquin Movistar Team @ st
119 CASTROVIEJO Jonathan Movistar Team @ st
120 CURVERS Roy Team Argos – Shimano @ st
121 DE GENDT Thomas Vacansoleil – DCM @ st
122 KITTEL Marcel Team Argos – Shimano @ st
123 WILLEMS Frederik Lotto Belisol Team @ st
124 BAK Lars Ytting Lotto Belisol Team @ st
125 KUSCHYNSKI Aleksandr Katusha Team @ st
126 DE CLERCQ Bart Lotto Belisol Team @ st
127 VAN POPPEL Danny Vacansoleil – DCM @ st
128 IRIZAR ARANBURU Markel RadioShack – Leopard @ st
129 TIMMER Albert Team Argos – Shimano @ st
130 DELAPLACE Anthony Sojasun @ st
131 VEILLEUX David Team Europcar @ st
132 O’GRADY Stuart Orica GreenEDGE @ st
133 NOVAL GONZALEZ Benjamin Team Saxo-Tinkoff @ st
134 ROELANDTS Jurgen Lotto Belisol Team @ st
135 MOREIRA PAULINHO Sergio Miguel Team Saxo-Tinkoff @ st
136 VANDBORG Brian Cannondale Pro Cycling Team @ st
137 WESTRA Lieuwe Vacansoleil – DCM @ st
138 VAN POPPEL Boy Vacansoleil – DCM @ st
139 HOOGERLAND Johnny Vacansoleil – DCM @ st
140 SMUKULIS Gatis Katusha Team @ st
141 LOPEZ GARCIA David Sky Procycling @ st
142 BONNET William Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr @ st
143 COPPEL Jérome Cofidis Solutions Crédits @ st
144 MINARD Sébastien AG2R La Mondiale @ st
145 FISCHER Murilo Antonio Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr @ st
146 GENIEZ Alexandre Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr @ st
147 TERPSTRA Niki Omega Pharma – Quick-Step @ st
148 SCHAR Michael BMC Racing Team @ st
149 TRENTIN Matteo Omega Pharma – Quick-Step @ st
150 BONO Matteo Lampre – Merida @ st
151 HIVERT Jonathan Sojasun @ st
152 KRISTOFF Alexander Katusha Team @ st
153 SIMON Julien Sojasun @ st
154 LEMOINE Cyril Sojasun @ st
155 BRUTT Pavel Katusha Team @ st
156 IZAGIRRE INSAUSTI Gorka Euskaltel – Euskadi @ st
157 KIRYIENKA Vasil Sky Procycling @ st
158 WYNANTS Maarten Belkin Pro Cycling Team @ st
159 GENE Yohann Team Europcar @ st
160 VANMARCKE Sep Belkin Pro Cycling Team @ st
161 REZA Kevin Team Europcar @ st
162 PEREZ MORENO Ruben Euskaltel – Euskadi @ st
163 BOOM Lars Belkin Pro Cycling Team @ st
164 MARINO Jean Marc Sojasun @ st
165 VOECKLER Thomas Team Europcar @ st
166 LEEZER Tom Belkin Pro Cycling Team @ st
167 FEILLU Brice Sojasun @ st
168 MATE MARDONES Luis Angel Cofidis Solutions Crédits @ st
169 LOBATO DEL VALLE Juan Jose Euskaltel – Euskadi @ st
170 LE MEVEL Christophe Cofidis Solutions Crédits @ st
171 BAUER Jack Garmin – Sharp @ st
172 GARCíA ETXEGIBEL Egoitz Cofidis Solutions Crédits @ st
173 THOMAS Geraint Sky Procycling @ st
174 DUMOULIN Samuel AG2R La Mondiale @ st
175 STEEGMANS Gert Omega Pharma – Quick-Step @ st
176 COUSIN Jérôme Team Europcar @ st
177 LAGUTIN Sergey Vacansoleil – DCM @ st
178 STANNARD Ian Sky Procycling @ st
179 GOSS Matthew Orica GreenEDGE @ st
180 LUTSENKO Aleksey Astana Pro Team @ st
181 BAZAYEV Assan Astana Pro Team @ st
182 HENDERSON Gregory Lotto Belisol Team @ st
183 LANCASTER Brett Orica GreenEDGE @ st
184 MURAVYEV Dmitriy Astana Pro Team @ st
185 TUFT Svein Orica GreenEDGE @ st
186 MEYER Cameron Orica GreenEDGE @ st
187 FERRARI Roberto Lampre – Merida @ st
188 CIMOLAI Davide Lampre – Merida @ st

Overall
1 IMPEY Daryl Orica GreenEDGE 27:12:29
2 BOASSON HAGEN Edvald Sky Procycling 00:03
3 GERRANS Simon Orica GreenEDGE 00:05
4 ALBASINI Michael Orica GreenEDGE @ st
5 KWIATKOWSKI Michal Omega Pharma – Quick-Step 00:06
6 CHAVANEL Sylvain Omega Pharma – Quick-Step @ st
7 FROOME Christopher Sky Procycling 00:08
8 PORTE Richie Sky Procycling @ st
9 ROCHE Nicolas Team Saxo-Tinkoff 00:14
10 KREUZIGER Roman Team Saxo-Tinkoff @ st
11 CONTADOR VELASCO Alberto Team Saxo-Tinkoff @ st
12 ROGERS Michael Team Saxo-Tinkoff @ st
13 TALANSKY Andrew Garmin – Sharp 00:22
14 HESJEDAL Ryder Garmin – Sharp @ st
15 MARTIN Daniel Garmin – Sharp @ st
16 DANIELSON Thomas Garmin – Sharp @ st
17 VALVERDE BELMONTE Alejandro Movistar Team 00:25
18 COSTA Rui Movistar Team @ st
19 QUINTANA ROJAS Nairo Alexander Movistar Team @ st
20 AMADOR BAKKAZAKOVA Andrey Movistar Team @ st
21 NIEMIEC Przemyslaw Lampre – Merida 00:30
22 EVANS Cadel BMC Racing Team 00:31
23 GILBERT Philippe BMC Racing Team @ st
24 VAN GARDEREN Tejay BMC Racing Team @ st
25 MOINARD Amaël BMC Racing Team @ st
26 VORGANOV Eduard Katusha Team 00:33
27 BAKELANTS Jan RadioShack – Leopard @ st
28 FLECHA Juan Antonio Vacansoleil – DCM @ st
29 RODRIGUEZ OLIVER Joaquim Katusha Team @ st
30 MORENO FERNáNDEZ Daniel Katusha Team @ st
31 SAGAN Peter Cannondale Pro Cycling Team 00:34
32 MONFORT Maxime RadioShack – Leopard @ st
33 SCHLECK Andy RadioShack – Leopard @ st
34 ZUBELDIA AGIRRE Haimar RadioShack – Leopard @ st
35 KL̦DEN Andr̩as RadioShack РLeopard @ st
36 POELS Wout Vacansoleil – DCM 00:38
37 MOLLEMA Bauke Belkin Pro Cycling Team 00:42
38 TANKINK Bram Belkin Pro Cycling Team @ st
39 TEN DAM Laurens Belkin Pro Cycling Team @ st
40 NORDHAUG Lars Petter Belkin Pro Cycling Team @ st
41 PINOT Thibaut Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr 00:47
42 JEANNESSON Arnold Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr @ st
43 FUGLSANG Jakob Astana Pro Team 01:01
44 PERAUD Jean-Christophe AG2R La Mondiale 01:09
45 BARDET Romain AG2R La Mondiale @ st
46 GADRET John AG2R La Mondiale @ st
47 MEDEREL Maxime Sojasun 01:15
48 MALACARNE Davide Team Europcar 01:18
49 ROLLAND Pierre Team Europcar @ st
50 MORI Manuele Lampre – Merida 01:21
51 CUNEGO Damiano Lampre – Merida 01:24
52 NAVARRO GARCIA Daniel Cofidis Solutions Crédits 01:25
53 ANTON HERNANDEZ Igor Euskaltel – Euskadi 01:29
54 NIEVE ITURALDE Mikel Euskaltel – Euskadi @ st
55 ASTARLOZA CHAURREAU Mikel Euskaltel – Euskadi @ st
56 SERPA PEREZ Jose Rodolfo Lampre – Merida 01:34
57 DE MARCHI Alessandro Cannondale Pro Cycling Team 02:35
58 VUILLERMOZ Alexis Sojasun 03:44
59 ARASHIRO Yukiya Team Europcar 03:47
60 MORABITO Steve BMC Racing Team 04:37
61 RIBLON Christophe AG2R La Mondiale 04:49
62 FEDRIGO Pierrick Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr 05:06
63 TROFIMOV Yuri Katusha Team 05:35
64 GALLOPIN Tony RadioShack – Leopard 05:36
65 KOREN Kristjan Cannondale Pro Cycling Team 06:17
66 EL FARES Julien Sojasun 06:53
67 GAVAZZI Francesco Astana Pro Team 07:02
68 GAUTIER Cyril Team Europcar 07:52
69 GASPAROTTO Enrico Astana Pro Team 08:30
70 PLAZA MOLINA Ruben Movistar Team @ st
71 BENNATI Daniele Team Saxo-Tinkoff 08:59
72 GESINK Robert Belkin Pro Cycling Team 09:08
73 TOSATTO Matteo Team Saxo-Tinkoff 09:32
74 VICHOT Arthur Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr 10:02
75 IZAGIRRE INSAUSTI Ion Euskaltel – Euskadi 10:22
76 MOLARD Rudy Cofidis Solutions Crédits 10:57
77 VOIGT Jens RadioShack – Leopard 14:38
78 DUMOULIN Tom Team Argos – Shimano 14:52
79 HANSEN Adam Lotto Belisol Team 15:15
80 BOOKWALTER Brent BMC Racing Team 15:27
81 GENIEZ Alexandre Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr 15:40
82 QUINZIATO Manuel BMC Racing Team 15:45
83 KENNAUGH Peter Sky Procycling 16:00
84 SIMON Julien Sojasun 16:08
85 FEILLU Brice Sojasun @ st
86 VOECKLER Thomas Team Europcar 16:13
87 LE MEVEL Christophe Cofidis Solutions Crédits 16:18
88 IZAGIRRE INSAUSTI Gorka Euskaltel – Euskadi 16:22
89 LOSADA ALGUACIL Alberto Katusha Team 16:42
90 MOSER Moreno Cannondale Pro Cycling Team @ st
91 MILLAR David Garmin – Sharp 17:07
92 VELITS Peter Omega Pharma – Quick-Step 17:40
93 CLARKE Simon Orica GreenEDGE 17:41
94 FAVILLI Elia Lampre – Merida 18:06
95 DIDIER Laurent RadioShack – Leopard 18:47
96 TAARAMäE Rein Cofidis Solutions Crédits 18:54
97 LEVARLET Guillaume Cofidis Solutions Crédits 19:33
98 GESCHKE Simon Team Argos – Shimano 20:17
99 MARINO Jean Marc Sojasun 20:22
100 MARANGONI Alan Cannondale Pro Cycling Team 20:24
101 SCHAR Michael BMC Racing Team 20:49
102 LEMOINE Cyril Sojasun 21:41
103 BODNAR Maciej Cannondale Pro Cycling Team 22:49
104 OROZ UGALDE Juan Jos̩ Euskaltel РEuskadi 23:07
105 SIUTSOU Kanstantsin Sky Procycling 23:55
106 DUPONT Hubert AG2R La Mondiale 24:07:00
107 DEGENKOLB John Team Argos – Shimano 24:28:00
108 BRUTT Pavel Katusha Team 24:44:00
109 CIMOLAI Davide Lampre – Merida 25:24:00
110 LAGUTIN Sergey Vacansoleil – DCM 25:49:00
111 SABATINI Fabio Cannondale Pro Cycling Team 26:39:00
112 NAVARDAUSKAS Ramunas Garmin – Sharp 27:25:00
113 DE CLERCQ Bart Lotto Belisol Team 27:58:00
114 ROJAS GIL Jose Joaquin Movistar Team 28:06:00
115 IRIZAR ARANBURU Markel RadioShack – Leopard 28:48:00
116 CASTROVIEJO Jonathan Movistar Team 28:58:00
117 COPPEL Jérome Cofidis Solutions Crédits 29:01:00
118 KIRYIENKA Vasil Sky Procycling 29:05:00
119 HERNáNDEZ BLAZQUEZ Jesús Team Saxo-Tinkoff 29:39:00
120 SMUKULIS Gatis Katusha Team 30:19:00
121 DELAPLACE Anthony Sojasun 31:07:00
122 BONO Matteo Lampre – Merida 32:04:00
123 KADRI Blel AG2R La Mondiale 32:06:00
124 ROY Jérémy Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr 32:09:00
125 HIVERT Jonathan Sojasun 32:32:00
126 MARTIN Tony Omega Pharma – Quick-Step 32:33:00
127 BAK Lars Ytting Lotto Belisol Team 33:10:00
128 MOREIRA PAULINHO Sergio Miguel Team Saxo-Tinkoff 33:21:00
129 WYNANTS Maarten Belkin Pro Cycling Team 35:30:00
130 GUTIERREZ PALACIOS Jose Iván Movistar Team 36:27:00
131 BOOM Lars Belkin Pro Cycling Team 36:49:00
132 GREIPEL Andre Lotto Belisol Team 37:15:00
133 LOPEZ GARCIA David Sky Procycling 38:04:00
134 DUMOULIN Samuel AG2R La Mondiale 38:06:00
135 DENNIS Rohan Garmin – Sharp 38:57:00
136 KRISTOFF Alexander Katusha Team 39:08:00
137 BURGHARDT Marcus BMC Racing Team 39:15:00
138 VAN POPPEL Boy Vacansoleil – DCM 39:24:00
139 VEILLEUX David Team Europcar 40:26:00
140 SICARD Romain Euskaltel – Euskadi 40:36:00
141 CAVENDISH Mark Omega Pharma – Quick-Step 41:43:00
142 STEEGMANS Gert Omega Pharma – Quick-Step 42:00:00
143 FERRARI Roberto Lampre – Merida 42:08:00
144 HENDERSON Gregory Lotto Belisol Team 42:23:00
145 FISCHER Murilo Antonio Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr 42:36:00
146 GARCíA ETXEGIBEL Egoitz Cofidis Solutions Crédits 42:40:00
147 VANDBORG Brian Cannondale Pro Cycling Team 42:43:00
148 CURVERS Roy Team Argos – Shimano 42:45:00
149 FROHLINGER Johannes Team Argos – Shimano @ st
150 VAN POPPEL Danny Vacansoleil – DCM 42:58:00
151 SIEBERG Marcel Lotto Belisol Team @ st
152 LOBATO DEL VALLE Juan Jose Euskaltel – Euskadi 43:07:00
153 TRENTIN Matteo Omega Pharma – Quick-Step 43:53:00
154 PEREZ MORENO Ruben Euskaltel – Euskadi 44:11:00
155 DE GENDT Thomas Vacansoleil – DCM 44:59:00
156 TERPSTRA Niki Omega Pharma – Quick-Step 45:37:00
157 PINEAU J̩rome Omega Pharma РQuick-Step 45:41:00
158 REZA Kevin Team Europcar 47:55:00
159 LEEZER Tom Belkin Pro Cycling Team 48:06:00
160 LUTSENKO Aleksey Astana Pro Team 48:35:00
161 HOOGERLAND Johnny Vacansoleil – DCM 49:27:00
162 ROELANDTS Jurgen Lotto Belisol Team 49:47:00
163 LANCASTER Brett Orica GreenEDGE 49:54:00
164 ERVITI OLLO Imanol Movistar Team 50:15:00
165 GOSS Matthew Orica GreenEDGE 51:01:00
166 STANNARD Ian Sky Procycling 51:09:00
167 MEYER Cameron Orica GreenEDGE 51:17:00
168 MATE MARDONES Luis Angel Cofidis Solutions Crédits 51:37:00
169 MINARD Sébastien AG2R La Mondiale 52:07:00
170 BONNET William Equipe Cycliste FDJ.fr 52:25:00
171 BAUER Jack Garmin – Sharp 52:55:00
172 WILLEMS Frederik Lotto Belisol Team 53:36:00
173 KITTEL Marcel Team Argos – Shimano 53:37:00
174 KUSCHYNSKI Aleksandr Katusha Team 53:38:00
175 DE KORT Koen Team Argos – Shimano 54:23:00
176 O’GRADY Stuart Orica GreenEDGE 54:24:00
177 TIMMER Albert Team Argos – Shimano 54:40:00
178 TUFT Svein Orica GreenEDGE 55:26:00
179 VANMARCKE Sep Belkin Pro Cycling Team 56:33:00
180 WESTRA Lieuwe Vacansoleil – DCM 57:12:00
181 GENE Yohann Team Europcar 57:32:00
182 BOECKMANS Kris Vacansoleil – DCM 57:41:00
183 THOMAS Geraint Sky Procycling 57:56:00
184 COUSIN Jérôme Team Europcar 59:04:00
185 NOVAL GONZALEZ Benjamin Team Saxo-Tinkoff 59:30:00
186 BAZAYEV Assan Astana Pro Team 59:45:00
187 MURAVYEV Dmitriy Astana Pro Team 01:00:34
188 VEELERS Tom Team Argos – Shimano 01:01:11

 

 

 

 

 

 

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