The third stage is almost pancake flat. The perfect opportunity for the sprinters to win a stage!
FAVOURITES
Edvald Boasson Hagen (HAI), Alexander Kristoff (TUG) and Tom Veelers (TAM)
Oscar Freire (TAM), Heinrich Haussler (TCW), Kenny van Hummel (DOM), Thor Hushovd (TUG) and Daryl Impey (TCW)
Leonardo Duque (TAM), Nico Eeckhout (LPU), Sebastien Hinault (TAM) (NAC), Elia Favilli (BUL), Mikhaylo Khalilov (PER), Jose Joaquin Rojas, Chris Sutton (CAT) and Steele Von Hoff (TCW)
THE RACE
168km to go
112 riders are starting today, they get less every day. Will there be another crash today which eliminates some favourites?
140km to go
We have a 10 men in the break at the moment. Who are they?:Iino (NAC), Rasmussen (TCS), Sybrandy (AXA), Dempster (TCW), Martinez (BUL), Pipp (CSC), Bodnar (SEP), Khalilov (PER), Fenn (ITV) and Knopf (RBM). Their lead is 1 and a half minute.
102km to go
The intermediate sprint in the middle of nowhere is won by Knopf, who is also virtual GC-leader now. The gap between the break and the peleton is 6 minutes.
33km to go
And the Austrian also wins the next sprint easily. The gap was 8 minutes, but is down to 6 minutes now. Will the peleton, which has no organized chase now, catch them?
20km to go
Tulip-Guinness and Haier are doing work at the front of the peleton every day, and they are also doing it today. Tha gap is already down to 3 minutes with 20 kilometers to go!
15km to go
The gap is about 2 minutes now, which means Knopf isn't the virtual leader anymore. He is very angry about that, and attacks!
12km to go
But he gets caught because Fenn does some work for the current GC-leader and teammate Cronshaw. The peleton can see the break.
8000m to go
They are caught, but Sybrandy is not giving up. He attacks with the hope to stay in front.
6000m to go
The mass sprint is not certain yet. Sybrandy is still in front. Bauer (TCW) and Stybar (PER) are doing a counter-attack.
5000m to go
Sybrandy is caught. Stybar is the current leader, but the peleton, led by Tulip-Guinness, is very close.
2000m to go
Stybar is caught. Two trains have formed, one by Tulip-Guinness and one by TAP-Michelin
1000m to go
1 km to go. Yesterday's winner Veelers (TAM) is launched by his team-mate Hinault. Kristoff (TUG) is about to come out of Hushovd's wheel.
500m to go
The Dutchman is not going to win again, he is loosing speed. Spanish champion Rojas (NAC) is on the right, Kristoff is next to him and Haussler (TCW) is on the other side of the road. Or could Boasson Hagen (HAI) win with an amazing pull!
0m to go
It's Boasson Hagen who wins it just in front of Kristoff. Rojas claims third and Haussler finishes fourth. Vantomme (LPU), Van Hummel (DOM) and Freire (TAM) finish fifth, sixht and seventh. The top 10 is completed by Sutton (CAT), Favilli (BUL) and Veelers.
CLASSIFICATIONS
No crashes in the race today, so PCM decided to crash
Stage:
Only the top 25. Everyone finished inside the peleton except Rabon (HAI, puncture), Lewis (TAM), Vrecer (RBM), Hayakawa (NAC) and Gaywood (ITV).
Rank
Name
Team
Time
1
Edvald Boasson Hagen
Pro Team Haier
3h48'26
2
Alexander Kristoff
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
3
José Joaquín Rojas
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
4
Heinrich Haussler
Team Cymru Wales
s.t.
5
Maxime Vantomme
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
6
Kenny Van Hummel
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
7
Óscar Freire
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
8
Christopher Sutton
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
9
Elia Favilli
Bulgari - Inditex
s.t.
10
Tom Veelers
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
Spoiler
11
Kristof Goddaert
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
12
Simone Ponzi
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
13
Andrew Fenn
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
14
Janek Tombak
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
15
Thor Hushovd
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
16
Matt Cronshaw
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
17
Jonathan Castroviejo
Bulgari - Inditex
s.t.
18
Sébastien Hinault
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
19
Michael Van Staeyen
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
20
Leonardo Duque
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
21
George Preidler
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
22
Jack Bauer
Team Cymru Wales
s.t.
23
Danail Petrov
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
24
Stijn Vandenbergh
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
25
Anuar Manan
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
GC:
No major changes apart from bonification seconds. Again just top 25.
Rank
Name
Team
Time
1
Matt Cronshaw
ITV ProCycling
7h59'35
2
Sven Vandousselaere
Magners Pro Team
+ 10
3
Thomas Faiers
ITV ProCycling
+ 20
4
Wesley Kreder
Triks Custom Season
+ 22
5
Steven Lampier
AXA - Pinerello Cycling Team
s.t.
6
Martijn Maaskant
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
7
Tom Veelers
TAP - Michelin
+ 40
8
Edvald Boasson Hagen
Pro Team Haier
+ 40
9
José Joaquín Rojas
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
+ 44
10
Jeremy Hunt
Caterham - Austar
+ 56
Spoiler
11
Elia Favilli
Bulgari - Inditex
+ 1'00
12
Óscar Freire
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
13
Jonathan Castroviejo
Bulgari - Inditex
s.t.
14
Sébastien Hinault
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
15
Danail Petrov
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
16
James Sampson
AXA - Pinerello Cycling Team
s.t.
17
Egor Silin
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
18
Dries Devenyns
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
19
George Preidler
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
20
Pieter Weening
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
21
Alexander Kristoff
Tulip - Guinness
+ 2'00
22
Sven Nys
Triks Custom Season
+ 2'22
23
Ben Greenwood
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
24
Heinrich Haussler
Team Cymru Wales
+ 2'24
25
Thor Hushovd
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
Points:
Boasson Hagen takes over the jersey with the same amount of points as Kristoff.
Rank
Name
Team
Points
1
Edvald Boasson Hagen
Pro Team Haier
40
2
Alexander Kristoff
Tulip - Guinness
40
3
José Joaquín Rojas
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
34
4
Tom Veelers
TAP - Michelin
31
5
Matt Cronshaw
ITV ProCycling
27
Mountain:
No changes, because there was no mountain sprint today.
After 3 flat stages, we enter some hills today. The chances of a mass sprint are almost 0, but you never know. Will the favourites attack or can the break go untill the end?
Oscar Freire (TAM), Egoi Martinez (BUL), Lars Petter Nordhaug (HAI), Kanstantsin Siutsou (PER) and Pieter Weening (DOM)
Ben Hermans (LPU), Thor Hushovd (TUG), Elia Favilli (BUL), Karsten Kroon (DOM), Daniele Ratto (BUL), Jose Joaquin Rojas (NAC), Nicki Sørensen (TCS) and Zdenek Stybar (PER)
THE RACE
197km to go
The ones who are better in the hills are happy today. A lot of hills, and a lot of mountain points to collect today. It's raining today, which could affect the race. Let's go!
161km to go
There are a lot of attacks in the first part of the race. After 35 kilometers, riders are still attacking. It's chaotic out here. All we know is that someone from Haier wins the first mountain sprint.
103km to go
We hope the chaos is gone now. Jørgensen from Tulip-Guinnesss wins the first intermediate sprint. With him in the break are: Vitorino (HAI), who won the first mountain sprint and will win the next one, Duque (TAM), Stybar (PER), Shimizu, Manan (both NAC), Ponzi (LPU), Mannion (CSC), Clarke (AXA), Rast (CAT) and Impey (TCW). 45 seconds behind them is a group with Van Hummel (DOM), Balck (SEP), Vrecer (RBM) and Nybö (TUG). 5 minutes behind them is the peleton.
90km to go
Ponzi grabs the next mountain sprint. Manan drops out of the break and is now in the chasing group, where Vrecer couldn't hold on.
84km to go
But the next one is again for Vitorino. Jørgensen and Rast are 30 seconds behind the break. 1 and a half minute behind them are Van Hummel and Nybö. 30 seconds behind them are Manan and Balck. About 2 minutes behind them is Vrecer, who only has a 1 minute lead over the peleton, which is lead by ITV. 10th in the GC Hunt (CAT) has a puncture and is not able to return to the peleton.
57km to go
Norwegians at their best. This mountain sprint, won by Clarke, is also an intermediate sprint. Apparently they couldn't decide which sprint it was going to be. The current situation:
Break-3:00 Jørgensen/Rast-4:00 van Hummel-5:45 peleton Veelers (TAM), number 8 in the GC and stage winner, is somewhere behind the peleton.
41km to go
Vitorino wins the next mountain sprint, which is just a mountain sprint. All chasers have been caught by the remaining peleton, which is 5 minutes behind the leaders. Number 6 in the GC Lampier (AXA) couldn't follow their pace and is somewhere behind it now.
25km to go
The first rider to attack is Rojas (NAC). His teammate Shimizu dropped out of the break. The gap with the break still around 5 minutes. However, there is a group behind the peleton with leader Cronshaw, white jersey wearer Faiers (both ITV), fourth and fifth placed Kreder (TCS) and Maaskant, and pre-race favourite Karsten Kroon (both DOM). Lewis (TAM) had a nasty fall, but is back on the bike.
20km to go
It's chaos again ladies and gentleman! People attack and the break is in pieces. Vitorino wins the mountain sprint. He and Stybar are the 2 leaders now. Here is the current situation as far as we know:
E1-0:25 Ponzi-0:45 Impey-1:30 Mannion, Clarke and Duque-4:30 Shimizu, Rojas and Devenyns (LPU)-5:00 peleton-6:30 group Cronshaw
18km to go
Attack by Boasson Hagen (HAI)!
10km to go
10 kilometers to go for the 2 leaders in this raining, exciting and chaotic race. Boasson Hagen, Rojas and Devenyns have been caught. The current situation:
E1-1:00 Impey and Ponzi-2:25 Clarke, Duque and Clarke-4:30 peleton with 31 cyclists left.
5000m to go
These 2 will be sprinting for the victory. The chaser are more than a minute behind and the peleton more than 4 minutes.
0m to go
Vitorino shows Stybar who is the better climber! He rides away at the final 'hill' of today and wins the stage! The Czech finishes 24 seconds behind him, he was completely empty. Now we are awating the chasers and the peleton.
Sorry, we couldn't show the arrival of the chasers, but here is the peleton. Rojas wins the sprint and finishes eight. Devenyns is ninth and Boasson Hagen is tenth. And that's all the time we have for today. We know that some people, including GC-leader Cronshaw are still on the road.
CLASSIFICATIONS
Let's take a look at the results
Stage:
Vitorino wins solo today. The peleton finished 4 minutes and 24 seconds behind him. Cronshaw finished 8 minutes behind him. Rousseau (TAM) abandoned today.
Rank
Name
Team
Time
1
Nelson Vitorino
Pro Team Haier
5h11'44
2
Zdenek Stybar
Pervyj
+ 24
3
Simone Ponzi
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
+ 1'35
4
Daryl Impey
Team Cymru Wales
+ 1'48
5
Leonardo Duque
TAP - Michelin
+ 3'28
6
David Clarke
AXA - Pinerello Cycling Team
s.t.
7
Gavin Mannion
Team CSC
s.t.
8
José Joaquín Rojas
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
+ 4'24
9
Dries Devenyns
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
10
Edvald Boasson Hagen
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
Spoiler
11
Kanstantsin Siutsou
Pervyj
s.t.
12
Rinaldo Nocentini
Pervyj
s.t.
13
Pieter Weening
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
14
Jonathan Castroviejo
Bulgari - Inditex
s.t.
15
Óscar Freire
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
16
Elia Favilli
Bulgari - Inditex
s.t.
17
Lars Petter Nordhaug
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
18
Thor Hushovd
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
19
Michael Rasmussen
Triks Custom Season
s.t.
20
Edgar Pinto
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
21
Egor Silin
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
22
Samuel Love
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
23
Nicki Sørensen
Triks Custom Season
s.t.
24
Heinrich Haussler
Team Cymru Wales
s.t.
25
Alexander Kristoff
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
26
Danail Petrov
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
27
Vegard Stake Laengen
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
28
Daniele Ratto
Bulgari - Inditex
s.t.
29
Egoi Martínez
Bulgari - Inditex
s.t.
30
Ben Hermans
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
31
Fabio Aru
Magners Pro Team
+ 4'52
32
Oleg Chuzhda
Pervyj
s.t.
33
Anthony Roux
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
34
George Preidler
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
35
Jesús Herrada
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
36
Sven Vandousselaere
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
37
Alexander Kvachuk
Pervyj
s.t.
38
Miyataka Shimizu
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
+ 5'38
39
Jack Bauer
Team Cymru Wales
+ 7'05
40
Maxime Vantomme
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
+ 8'17
41
Frantisek Rabon
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
42
Michael Mørkøv
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
43
Matthias Brändle
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
44
Karsten Kroon
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
45
Dennis Van Winden
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
46
Aleksejs Saramotins
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
47
Francesco Gavazzi
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
48
Mikhaylo Khalilov
Pervyj
s.t.
49
Thomas Faiers
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
50
Shinri Suzuki
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
51
Salvatore Puccio
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
52
Alexander Wetterhall
Sony Ericsson Cycling Team
s.t.
53
David Boily
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
54
Andrew Fenn
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
55
Kenny Van Hummel
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
56
Sébastien Hinault
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
57
Grégory Rast
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
58
Jonas Aaen Jørgensen
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
59
Martijn Maaskant
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
60
Stijn Vandenbergh
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
61
Matt Cronshaw
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
62
Heimdal Grønborg
Triks Custom Season
+ 9'22
63
Sven Nys
Triks Custom Season
s.t.
64
Henkjan Knol
Triks Custom Season
s.t.
65
Wesley Kreder
Triks Custom Season
s.t.
66
Rohan Dennis
Pro Team Haier
+ 11'47
67
Martin Schöffmann
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
68
Janek Tombak
Pro Team Haier
+ 12'15
69
Philip Lavery
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
70
Chris Opie
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
71
Kristof Goddaert
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
72
Christopher Sutton
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
73
Maciej Bodnar
Sony Ericsson Cycling Team
s.t.
74
Enrique Sanz
Bulgari - Inditex
s.t.
75
Davide Cimolai
Bulgari - Inditex
s.t.
76
Ben Greenwood
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
77
Danny Van Poppel
Triks Custom Season
s.t.
78
Steven Lampier
AXA - Pinerello Cycling Team
+ 13'31
79
Radoslav Rogina
AXA - Pinerello Cycling Team
s.t.
80
Anuar Manan
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
81
Wouter Sybrandy
AXA - Pinerello Cycling Team
s.t.
82
Havard Nybö
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
83
Jordan Lewis
TAP - Michelin
+ 14'45
84
Lloyd Mondory
Tulip - Guinness
+ 18'05
85
Wim De Vocht
Sony Ericsson Cycling Team
s.t.
86
Tosh Van der Sande
Magners Pro Team
+ 18'50
87
Tom Veelers
TAP - Michelin
+ 19'11
88
Yoshinori Iino
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
89
Nico Eeckhout
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
+ 19'36
90
Liam Holohan
Caterham - Austar
+ 20'21
91
Yegor Dementyev
Pervyj
s.t.
92
Michael Van Staeyen
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
93
Jeremy Hunt
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
94
Klaas Boogedal
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
95
Sebastian Balck
Sony Ericsson Cycling Team
+ 21'11
96
Frank Pipp
Team CSC
+ 21'56
97
Zakkari Dempster
Team Cymru Wales
s.t.
98
Jackson Stewart
Team CSC
s.t.
99
Steele Von Hoff
Team Cymru Wales
s.t.
100
James Sampson
AXA - Pinerello Cycling Team
s.t.
101
Nicholas Walker
Team Cymru Wales
s.t.
102
Simon Gaywood
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
103
Caleb Ewan
Caterham - Austar
+ 22'35
104
Robert Vrecer
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
+ 25'21
105
Craig Lewis
Team CSC
+ 26'04
106
Magnus Bäckstedt
Sony Ericsson Cycling Team
+ 30'52
107
Peter Femal
Team CSC
s.t.
108
Spencer Beamer
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
109
Jens Erik Madsen
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
110
Tomohiro Hayakawa
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
s.t.
111
Michael Knopf
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
+ 31'07
GC:
Vitorino's gap was big enough to take over the lead!
Rank
Name
Team
Time
1
Nelson Vitorino
Pro Team Haier
17h03'14
2
Sven Vandousselaere
Magners Pro Team
+ 1'33
3
Edvald Boasson Hagen
Pro Team Haier
+ 1'35
4
José Joaquín Rojas
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
+ 1'39
5
Zdenek Stybar
Pervyj
+ 1'52
6
Óscar Freire
TAP - Michelin
+ 1'55
7
Elia Favilli
Bulgari - Inditex
s.t.
8
Jonathan Castroviejo
Bulgari - Inditex
s.t.
9
Danail Petrov
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
10
Dries Devenyns
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
Spoiler
11
Egor Silin
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
12
Pieter Weening
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
13
Daryl Impey
Team Cymru Wales
+ 2'08
14
George Preidler
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
+ 2'23
15
Alexander Kristoff
Tulip - Guinness
+ 2'55
16
Simone Ponzi
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
+ 3'11
17
Heinrich Haussler
Team Cymru Wales
+ 3'19
18
Thor Hushovd
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
19
Daniele Ratto
Bulgari - Inditex
s.t.
20
Ben Hermans
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
s.t.
21
Vegard Stake Laengen
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
22
Leonardo Duque
TAP - Michelin
+ 3'44
23
Anthony Roux
Caterham - Austar
+ 3'47
24
Jesús Herrada
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
25
David Clarke
AXA - Pinerello Cycling Team
+ 4'11
26
Oleg Chuzhda
Pervyj
+ 4'22
27
Samuel Love
TAP - Michelin
+ 4'44
28
Edgar Pinto
TAP - Michelin
s.t.
29
Matt Cronshaw
ITV ProCycling
+ 4'48
30
Lars Petter Nordhaug
Pro Team Haier
+ 4'53
31
Thomas Faiers
ITV ProCycling
+ 5'08
32
Gavin Mannion
Team CSC
s.t.
33
Martijn Maaskant
Domino's - ASR
+ 5'10
34
Fabio Aru
Magners Pro Team
+ 5'41
35
Sébastien Hinault
TAP - Michelin
+ 5'48
36
Kanstantsin Siutsou
Pervyj
+ 6'08
37
Michael Rasmussen
Triks Custom Season
s.t.
38
Rinaldo Nocentini
Pervyj
s.t.
39
Nicki Sørensen
Triks Custom Season
s.t.
40
Egoi Martínez
Bulgari - Inditex
s.t.
41
Wesley Kreder
Triks Custom Season
+ 6'15
42
Alexander Kvachuk
Pervyj
+ 6'36
43
Jonas Aaen Jørgensen
Tulip - Guinness
+ 7'06
44
Matthias Brändle
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
+ 7'12
45
David Boily
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
46
Michael Mørkøv
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
47
Karsten Kroon
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
48
Dennis Van Winden
Domino's - ASR
s.t.
49
Miyataka Shimizu
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
+ 7'22
50
Jack Bauer
Team Cymru Wales
+ 7'25
51
Sven Nys
Triks Custom Season
+ 8'15
52
Henkjan Knol
Triks Custom Season
+ 8'17
53
Kenny Van Hummel
Domino's - ASR
+ 8'37
54
Andrew Fenn
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
55
Salvatore Puccio
Magners Pro Team
s.t.
56
Grégory Rast
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
57
Stijn Vandenbergh
ITV ProCycling
s.t.
58
Alexander Wetterhall
Sony Ericsson Cycling Team
+ 8'46
59
Shinri Suzuki
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
+ 9'06
60
Mikhaylo Khalilov
Pervyj
+ 10'01
61
Steven Lampier
AXA - Pinerello Cycling Team
+ 10'24
62
Ben Greenwood
ITV ProCycling
+ 11'08
63
Frantisek Rabon
Pro Team Haier
+ 11'09
64
Janek Tombak
Pro Team Haier
+ 11'10
65
Philip Lavery
Tulip - Guinness
s.t.
66
Francesco Gavazzi
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
+ 12'16
67
Rohan Dennis
Pro Team Haier
s.t.
68
Maciej Bodnar
Sony Ericsson Cycling Team
+ 12'33
69
Aleksejs Saramotins
Domino's - ASR
+ 12'34
70
Christopher Sutton
Caterham - Austar
+ 12'35
71
Chris Opie
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
72
Wouter Sybrandy
AXA - Pinerello Cycling Team
+ 13'05
73
Kristof Goddaert
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
+ 13'47
74
Anuar Manan
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
+ 13'51
75
Radoslav Rogina
AXA - Pinerello Cycling Team
s.t.
76
Danny Van Poppel
Triks Custom Season
+ 13'59
77
Havard Nybö
Tulip - Guinness
+ 14'20
78
Jordan Lewis
TAP - Michelin
+ 15'05
79
Maxime Vantomme
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
+ 15'23
80
Martin Schöffmann
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
+ 15'46
81
Enrique Sanz
Bulgari - Inditex
+ 16'14
82
Davide Cimolai
Bulgari - Inditex
s.t.
83
Tom Veelers
TAP - Michelin
+ 16'22
84
Heimdal Grønborg
Triks Custom Season
+ 16'28
85
Lloyd Mondory
Tulip - Guinness
+ 17'00
86
Jeremy Hunt
Caterham - Austar
+ 17'48
87
Tosh Van der Sande
Magners Pro Team
+ 19'10
88
James Sampson
AXA - Pinerello Cycling Team
+ 19'27
89
Nico Eeckhout
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
+ 19'56
90
Klaas Boogedal
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
+ 20'03
91
Yoshinori Iino
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
+ 20'55
92
Zakkari Dempster
Team Cymru Wales
+ 21'34
93
Wim De Vocht
Sony Ericsson Cycling Team
+ 22'04
94
Michael Van Staeyen
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
+ 22'05
95
Liam Holohan
Caterham - Austar
s.t.
96
Yegor Dementyev
Pervyj
s.t.
97
Caleb Ewan
Caterham - Austar
+ 22'11
98
Jackson Stewart
Team CSC
+ 22'16
99
Sebastian Balck
Sony Ericsson Cycling Team
+ 22'55
100
Nicholas Walker
Team Cymru Wales
+ 23'40
101
Steele Von Hoff
Team Cymru Wales
s.t.
102
Frank Pipp
Team CSC
+ 29'00
103
Jens Erik Madsen
Tulip - Guinness
+ 29'47
104
Michael Knopf
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
+ 30'00
105
Spencer Beamer
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
+ 31'08
106
Peter Femal
Team CSC
+ 32'36
107
Simon Gaywood
ITV ProCycling
+ 33'46
108
Robert Vrecer
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
+ 34'15
109
Craig Lewis
Team CSC
+ 34'29
110
Magnus Bäckstedt
Sony Ericsson Cycling Team
+ 34'51
111
Tomohiro Hayakawa
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
+ 39'46
Points:
Boasson Hagen stays in the lead here
Rank
Name
Team
Points
1
Edvald Boasson Hagen
Pro Team Haier
46
2
José Joaquín Rojas
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
42
3
Alexander Kristoff
Tulip - Guinness
40
4
Tom Veelers
TAP - Michelin
31
5
Heinrich Haussler
Team Cymru Wales
28
Spoiler
6
Matt Cronshaw
ITV ProCycling
27
7
Nelson Vitorino
Pro Team Haier
25
8
Zdenek Stybar
Pervyj
24
9
Sven Vandousselaere
Magners Pro Team
23
10
Oleg Chuzhda
Pervyj
20
11
Simone Ponzi
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
20
12
Elia Favilli
Bulgari - Inditex
18
13
Óscar Freire
TAP - Michelin
18
14
Caleb Ewan
Caterham - Austar
18
15
Kristof Goddaert
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
17
16
Leonardo Duque
TAP - Michelin
16
17
David Clarke
AXA - Pinerello Cycling Team
16
18
Wesley Kreder
Triks Custom Season
14
19
Daryl Impey
Team Cymru Wales
14
20
Gavin Mannion
Team CSC
13
21
Michael Knopf
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
12
22
Wouter Sybrandy
AXA - Pinerello Cycling Team
12
23
Zakkari Dempster
Team Cymru Wales
12
24
Maxime Vantomme
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
12
25
Martijn Maaskant
Domino's - ASR
10
26
Kenny Van Hummel
Domino's - ASR
10
27
Anthony Roux
Caterham - Austar
9
28
Klaas Boogedal
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
9
29
Thor Hushovd
Tulip - Guinness
8
30
Christopher Sutton
Caterham - Austar
8
31
Thomas Faiers
ITV ProCycling
7
32
Steven Lampier
AXA - Pinerello Cycling Team
7
33
Dries Devenyns
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
7
34
Jonathan Castroviejo
Bulgari - Inditex
6
35
Jonas Aaen Jørgensen
Tulip - Guinness
6
36
Daniele Ratto
Bulgari - Inditex
6
37
Henkjan Knol
Triks Custom Season
5
38
Kanstantsin Siutsou
Pervyj
5
39
Jeremy Hunt
Caterham - Austar
4
40
Spencer Beamer
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
4
41
Rinaldo Nocentini
Pervyj
4
42
Pieter Weening
Domino's - ASR
3
43
Janek Tombak
Pro Team Haier
3
44
Andrew Fenn
ITV ProCycling
3
45
Sven Nys
Triks Custom Season
2
46
Ben Greenwood
ITV ProCycling
2
47
Maciej Bodnar
Sony Ericsson Cycling Team
2
48
Aleksejs Saramotins
Domino's - ASR
2
49
Frank Pipp
Team CSC
2
Mountain:
A lot of mountain points toady, which means Vitorino also takes the lead here.
Rank
Name
Team
Points
1
Nelson Vitorino
Pro Team Haier
34
2
Simone Ponzi
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
24
3
Zdenek Stybar
Pervyj
22
4
Daryl Impey
Team Cymru Wales
12
5
Gavin Mannion
Team CSC
11
Spoiler
6
Sven Vandousselaere
Magners Pro Team
10
7
David Clarke
AXA - Pinerello Cycling Team
7
8
Jeremy Hunt
Caterham - Austar
5
9
Steven Lampier
AXA - Pinerello Cycling Team
4
10
Matt Cronshaw
ITV ProCycling
3
11
Karsten Kroon
Domino's - ASR
3
12
Sven Nys
Triks Custom Season
1
13
Radoslav Rogina
AXA - Pinerello Cycling Team
1
-23:
Vandousselaere takes the lead from Cronshaw, but the Belgian's lead is just 2 seconds.
Rank
Name
Team
Time
1
Sven Vandousselaere
Magners Pro Team
17h04'47 (1)
2
Edvald Boasson Hagen
Pro Team Haier
+ 2 (2)
3
Elia Favilli
Bulgari - Inditex
+ 22 (3)
4
Jonathan Castroviejo
Bulgari - Inditex
+ 22 (4)
5
Egor Silin
Caterham - Austar
+ 22 (5)
Spoiler
6
George Preidler
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
+ 50 (6)
7
Alexander Kristoff
Tulip - Guinness
+ 1'22 (7)
8
Simone Ponzi
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
+ 1'38 (8)
9
Daniele Ratto
Bulgari - Inditex
+ 1'46 (9)
10
Vegard Stake Laengen
Tulip - Guinness
+ 1'46 (10)
11
Anthony Roux
Caterham - Austar
+ 2'14 (11)
12
Jesús Herrada
Magners Pro Team
+ 2'14 (12)
13
Matt Cronshaw
ITV ProCycling
+ 3'15 (13)
14
Thomas Faiers
ITV ProCycling
+ 3'35 (14)
15
Gavin Mannion
Team CSC
+ 3'35 (15)
16
Fabio Aru
Magners Pro Team
+ 4'08 (16)
17
Wesley Kreder
Triks Custom Season
+ 4'42 (17)
18
Matthias Brändle
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
+ 5'39 (18)
19
David Boily
Magners Pro Team
+ 5'39 (19)
20
Dennis Van Winden
Domino's - ASR
+ 5'39 (20)
21
Henkjan Knol
Triks Custom Season
+ 6'44 (21)
22
Andrew Fenn
ITV ProCycling
+ 7'04 (22)
23
Salvatore Puccio
Magners Pro Team
+ 7'04 (23)
24
Philip Lavery
Tulip - Guinness
+ 9'37 (25)
25
Rohan Dennis
Pro Team Haier
+ 10'43 (26)
26
Chris Opie
Caterham - Austar
+ 11'02 (27)
27
Danny Van Poppel
Triks Custom Season
+ 12'26 (28)
28
Jordan Lewis
TAP - Michelin
+ 13'32 (29)
29
Martin Schöffmann
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
+ 14'13 (30)
30
Enrique Sanz
Bulgari - Inditex
+ 14'41 (31)
31
Davide Cimolai
Bulgari - Inditex
+ 14'41 (32)
32
Heimdal Grønborg
Triks Custom Season
+ 14'55 (33)
33
Tosh Van der Sande
Magners Pro Team
+ 17'37 (34)
34
Klaas Boogedal
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
+ 18'30 (35)
35
Zakkari Dempster
Team Cymru Wales
+ 20'01 (36)
36
Michael Van Staeyen
Lierse - Pizza Ullo
+ 20'32 (37)
37
Liam Holohan
Caterham - Austar
+ 20'32 (38)
38
Yegor Dementyev
Pervyj
+ 20'32 (39)
39
Caleb Ewan
Caterham - Austar
+ 20'38 (40)
40
Sebastian Balck
Sony Ericsson Cycling Team
+ 21'22 (41)
41
Nicholas Walker
Team Cymru Wales
+ 22'07 (42)
42
Steele Von Hoff
Team Cymru Wales
+ 22'07 (43)
43
Spencer Beamer
Red Bull - M&M's Pro Cycling Team
+ 29'35 (44)
44
Tomohiro Hayakawa
Nintendo - Ambuja Cycling
+ 38'13 (45)
Team:
Pro Team Haier is the best team at the moment in their home race.
The last stage is classified as hilly. A few local laps around Hønefoss should decide who wins today's stage and who will win the GC. But are it the sprinters, the favourites or the break? We will find out!
FAVOURITES
Edvald Boasson Hagen (HAI), Oscar Freire (TAM) and Rinaldo Nocentini (PER)
Dries Devenyns (LPU), Elia Favilli (BUL), Thor Hushovd (TUG), Lars Petter Nordhaug (HAI) and Jose Joaquin Rojas (NAC)
Jonathan Castroviejo (BUL), Heinrich Haussler (TCW), Ben Hermans (LPU), Samuel Love (TAM), Egoi Martinez (BUL), Kanstantsin Siutsou (PER), Nicki Sørensen (TCS) and Pieter Weening (DOM)
THE RACE
165km to go
The organizers are waving with the flag, which means we can depart! Who will win? And who will win the GC? Unfortunately, it's raining today, so there is a possibility of crashes will shake things up!
119km to go
No break has been formed before the first mountain sprint. There were attempts, but all of them were caught by the peleton. The mountain sprint is won by Pinto (TAM), who attacked just underneath the top.
105km to go
A break has formed! We can give you the names: Kvachuk (PER), Knol (TCS), Gavazzi (LPU), Martinez (BUL), Rast (CAT), van Winden (DOM), Jørgensen (TUG), Fenn (ITV) and Pinto. Their current lead is 2 minutes.
72km to go
Kvachuk wins the mountain sprint. The lead is 5 minutes now, which means Pinto is the virtual GC-leader.
71km to go
Oh no, Hushovd (TUG) suffered a puncture!
58km to go
Van Winden wins the intermediate sprint when the riders enter the local laps. Hushovd managed to return to the peleton, which is still 5 minutes behind the leader.
23km to go
Knol wins the intermediate sprint after a few laps. The gap is down to 2 and a half minute. The peleton consists of 54 cyclists, where all the main favourites are, including GC-leader Vitorino (HAI).
19km to go
Favourites are attacking! Weening (DOM) and Devenyns (LPU) are trying to get rid of the peleton. However, they are caught later on.
9000m to go
Attack by Boasson Hagen (HAI), Favilli (BUL) and Freire (TAM). Can they close the gap, which is just 1 minute now.
4000m to go
The break is lapping some riders who are dropped, which makes it hard for us to see who is in the lead. The chasers are very close!
2000m to go
Rast is opening the sprint! Meanwhile Boasson Hagen and the others joined. And the peleton isn't far behind.
500m to go
The dropped riders are out of the way, and it's Kvachuk in the lead! But Boasson Hagen is coming fast!
0m to go
It's the Norwegian! He wins his second stage and the third stage in a row for his team! Gavazzi finishes seconds, Pinto third, Favilli fourth. Kvachuk dropped back to fifth, just in front of Freire. Jørgensen is in seventh, Fenn is in eight. Two Dutchies, Knol and Van Winden, complete the top 10. Rojas (NAC) wins the sprint in the peleton, which gets the same time as the front runners. Vitorino finished inside the peleton, so he wins this year's Glava Tour of Norway!