Dumoulin crashes with 10km to go, he will lose time today
The break holds off for the win, but the bigger story is Dumoulin
1
Alexandre Geniez
AG2R La Mondiale
+00:00
2
Simon Spilak
CCC Team
+00:00
3
Luis León Sánchez
Astana Pro Team
+00:00
...
12
Primoz Roglic
Team Jumbo - Visma
+00:00
13
Bob Jungels
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:00
14
Romain Bardet
AG2R La Mondiale
+00:00
15
Elia Viviani
Trek - Segafredo
+00:00
16
Vincenzo Nibali
Team Bahrain Merida
+00:00
...
64
Tom Dumoulin
Team Sunweb
+02:13
Stage 17 ITT
Nibali catches Jungels on the TT, showing he's having a great day
1
Primoz Roglic
Team Jumbo - Visma
+00:00
2
Tom Dumoulin
Team Sunweb
+00:14
3
Vincenzo Nibali
Team Bahrain Merida
+01:06
4
Bob Jungels
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+01:46
5
Davide Formolo
BORA - hansgrohe
+01:51
6
Simon Yates
Mitchelton - Scott
+02:03
7
Nairo Quintana
Movistar Team
+02:31
8
Thibaut Pinot
Groupama - FDJ
+02:31
9
Steven Kruijswijk
Team Jumbo - Visma
+02:33
10
Mikel Landa
Movistar Team
+02:48
Stage 18
Viviani and Ewan hold on to take the hill stage, Jungels the last man in the first group of 15
1
Elia Viviani
Trek - Segafredo
+00:00
2
Caleb Ewan
Lotto - Soudal
+00:00
3
Fernando Gaviria
UAE - Team Emirates
+00:00
4
Dylan Teuns
Team Bahrain Merida
+00:00
5
Gianni Moscon
Team Ineos
+00:00
6
Vincenzo Nibali
Team Bahrain Merida
+00:00
7
Daniel Martin
UAE - Team Emirates
+00:00
8
Primoz Roglic
Team Jumbo - Visma
+00:00
9
Davide Formolo
BORA - hansgrohe
+00:00
10
Simon Yates
Mitchelton - Scott
+00:00
Stage 19
Jungels cant keep up with the leaders today, losing 1 min
1
Alexandre Geniez
AG2R La Mondiale
+00:00
2
Sergio Luis Henao
UAE - Team Emirates
+00:00
3
Rigoberto Uran
EF Education First Pro Cycling Team
+00:00
4
Gorka Izagirre
Movistar Team
+00:00
5
Diego Ulissi
UAE - Team Emirates
+00:25
...
11
Primoz Roglic
Team Jumbo - Visma
+06:20
12
Vincenzo Nibali
Team Bahrain Merida
+06:37
13
Tom Dumoulin
Team Sunweb
+06:37
14
Davide Formolo
BORA - hansgrohe
+06:37
15
Thibaut Pinot
Groupama - FDJ
+06:37
16
Gianni Moscon
Team Ineos
+07:22
17
Bob Jungels
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+07:22
18
Mikel Landa
Movistar Team
+07:22
19
Nairo Quintana
Movistar Team
+07:22
20
Patrick Konrad
Astana Pro Team
+07:22
Stage 20
With teammates ahead, Jungels tries an attack on the 2nd climb of the day.
The move by Jungels backfires as he's caught at the top of the 2nd last climb, and must now hang on on the final climb of the day
Geniez nearly wins his 2nd stage of the race from the break, but is beaten by Benoot
Jungels ends up losing more time to the leaders, but is able to limit his loses and remain in 4th in the GC
1
Tiesj Benoot
Team Ineos
+00:00
2
Alexandre Geniez
AG2R La Mondiale
+00:00
3
Rigoberto Uran
EF Education First Pro Cycling Team
+00:00
..
12
Primoz Roglic
Team Jumbo - Visma
+04:42
13
Daniel Martin
UAE - Team Emirates
+04:42
14
Vincenzo Nibali
Team Bahrain Merida
+05:00
15
Thibaut Pinot
Groupama - FDJ
+05:00
16
Tom Dumoulin
Team Sunweb
+05:00
17
Luis León Sánchez
Astana Pro Team
+05:00
...
24
Mark Padun
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+05:29
25
Bob Jungels
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+05:41
Stage 21
Viviani wins the final stage of the race
1
Elia Viviani
Trek - Segafredo
+00:00
2
Fabio Jakobsen
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:00
3
Caleb Ewan
Lotto - Soudal
+00:00
4
Sacha Modolo
Total Direct Energie
+00:00
5
Davide Martinelli
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:00
6
Fernando Gaviria
UAE - Team Emirates
+00:00
7
Vincenzo Nibali
Team Bahrain Merida
+00:00
8
Damiano Caruso
Team Bahrain Merida
+00:00
9
Giacomo Nizzolo
Team Dimension Data
+00:00
10
Sonny Colbrelli
Team Bahrain Merida
+00:00
Final Classifications
GC
1
Primoz Roglic
Team Jumbo - Visma
+00:00
2
Vincenzo Nibali
Team Bahrain Merida
+03:30
3
Tom Dumoulin
Team Sunweb
+03:40
4
Bob Jungels
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+05:41
5
Davide Formolo
BORA - hansgrohe
+06:46
6
Thibaut Pinot
Groupama - FDJ
+08:35
7
Simon Yates
Mitchelton - Scott
+08:40
8
Daniel Martin
UAE - Team Emirates
+11:35
9
Gianni Moscon
Team Ineos
+13:06
10
Rigoberto Uran
EF Education First Pro Cycling Team
+13:38
11
Romain Bardet
AG2R La Mondiale
+14:51
12
Tim Wellens
Trek - Segafredo
+17:23
13
Patrick Konrad
Astana Pro Team
+17:57
14
Ion Izagirre
Astana Pro Team
+18:23
15
Nairo Quintana
Movistar Team
+19:36
16
Mikel Landa
Movistar Team
+20:32
17
Sergio Luis Henao
UAE - Team Emirates
+23:52
18
Alexandre Geniez
AG2R La Mondiale
+26:38
19
Dylan Teuns
Team Bahrain Merida
+27:48
20
Steven Kruijswijk
Team Jumbo - Visma
+28:28
Points
1
Primoz Roglic
Team Jumbo - Visma
212
2
Caleb Ewan
Lotto - Soudal
191
3
Elia Viviani
Trek - Segafredo
162
4
Vincenzo Nibali
Team Bahrain Merida
142
5
Tom Dumoulin
Team Sunweb
136
6
Bob Jungels
Deceuninck - Quick Step
109
KOM
1
Rigoberto Uran
EF Education First Pro Cycling Team
219
2
Mattia Cattaneo
Androni - Sidermec - Bottecchia
164
3
Sergio Luis Henao
UAE - Team Emirates
142
4
Simon Spilak
CCC Team
108
5
Tim Wellens
Trek - Segafredo
104
Youth
1
Sam Oomen
Team Sunweb
+00:00
2
Mark Padun
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+08:52
3
Karl-Heinz Schulte
BORA - hansgrohe
+39:44
4
Tao Geoghegan Hart
Team Ineos
+01:06:05
5
Michel Ries
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+01:09:14
Final Thoughts
Jungels peaked too early, as we added Amstel Gold and La Fleche Wallone to his schedule late on, which meant he was not strong in the final two weeks of the Giro, where most of the mountain stages were. Jakobsen ended with one stage win, which was good, but we were hoping for a bit more. Our team was well equipped to support Jungels, but we still couldn't compete with Jumbo and Bahrain in the mountains.
Overall a 4th in the GC for Jungels is a great result for him, and now his best result in a grand tour. Jakobsen will be able to learn from his first completed Grand Tour now, and his first stage win. Padun had a great ride, and nearly finished inside the Top 20. He will be able to fight for the White jersey in a years time as long as he stays on course with his development.
I'd say a great GT for the team, Fabio with a win and a few podiums in a race with not too many sprinter stages and Bob 4th overall.
The most negative see with my eyes was the ITT, losing that much to Nibali, and not gaining too much on other GT riders considering BOB is a rather fine TT rider, not then again it was a tough route, on the other hand he did very well on the mountain stages where he only lost time in very few situations and in a GT hard not to have a bad day.
Tamijo wrote:
I'd say a great GT for the team, Fabio with a win and a few podiums in a race with not too many sprinter stages and Bob 4th overall.
The most negative see with my eyes was the ITT, losing that much to Nibali, and not gaining too much on other GT riders considering BOB is a rather fine TT rider, not then again it was a tough route, on the other hand he did very well on the mountain stages where he only lost time in very few situations and in a GT hard not to have a bad day.
Thanks. I think maybe I was hoping for better, but at the same time, Mas is a much better GT rider than Jungels, and I was only playing on Hard last season, so 4th with Jungels is pretty good I suppose.
About the TT, Jungels saved energy on the flats to go hard on the climbs. Thats what was working for my domestiques before and even with the extra speed on the climbs he really didn't gain back as much time to Nibali as I'd hoped, meaning the MO stat was probably the most important. I've been finding TTs much more difficult on Extreme.
valverde321 wrote:
I've been finding TTs much more difficult on Extreme.
Same goes for me have to be very lucky to find the right tempo to make just a result on level with what can be expected from the rider especially if the daily form is not +2 or better.
valverde321 wrote:
I've been finding TTs much more difficult on Extreme.
Same goes for me have to be very lucky to find the right tempo to make just a result on level with what can be expected from the rider especially if the daily form is not +2 or better.
Yeah, on the flats I can usually find the right tempo and do well, but anything bumpy is more difficult, which is strange as I found it the opposite on lower difficulties.
sutty68 wrote:
Shame that Bob just missed out on a podium finish
Yeah, it would have been very nice to get it.
FreitasPCM wrote:
Jungels did what he could. Fourth is a good result anyway, though the team certainly have had better winning days. Perhaps saving them for Summer.
Thanks! That is my hope. We're bringing a strong team to the Tour, so stage wins will be the bare minimum imo.
sutty68 wrote:
Quiet times at the Dauphine and Switzerland
Le Tour better watch out
Yeah, riders just werent in form for the most part.
Tamijo wrote:
Not the best results in preparation races for the Tour - lets hope for better results when the GT start.
Lambrecht winning the Belgian NC was nice.
Yeah, after a couple stages my motivation went down quite a bit as the riders just couldn't seem to get results here, hence the lack of screens or anything in the report.
Winning the Belgian NC was great though, last season we didn't have any NC's as far as I remember so getting 3 is nice, especially the Belgian one.
This years route is very, very similar to the 2012 Tour de France route. It features on opening prologue, and then much of the first week is filled with hill stages, which should suit Alaphilippe who is basically unbeatable on the hills this season. We see the first mountains on Stage 11, but there are only two total Mountain Top finishes this year, which could mean a rider like Nibali has more of a chance against the INEOS 1-2 of Thomas and Froome who are the joint favourites.
The Route also has nearly 100km of TT racing, which could give Thomas an advantage of nearly 2 minutes over most of his rivals.
The sprinters will only have a handful of stages that will be undoubtedly for them, so Sagan or Matthews may be the favourites for the green jersey.
Startlist
Spoiler
Alexandre Geniez
AG2R La Mondiale
Romain Bardet
AG2R La Mondiale
Silvan Dillier
AG2R La Mondiale
Alexis Vuillermoz
AG2R La Mondiale
Oliver Naesen
AG2R La Mondiale
Larry Warbasse
AG2R La Mondiale
Pierre Latour
AG2R La Mondiale
Clément Venturini
AG2R La Mondiale
Pello Bilbao
Astana Pro Team
Rodrigo Contreras
Astana Pro Team
Artyom Zakharov
Astana Pro Team
Hugo Houle
Astana Pro Team
Patrick Konrad
Astana Pro Team
Marcel Kittel
Astana Pro Team
Miguel Angel Lopez
Astana Pro Team
Jay McCarthy
BORA - hansgrohe
Peter Sagan
BORA - hansgrohe
Mikel Nieve
BORA - hansgrohe
Maciej Bodnar
BORA - hansgrohe
Jean-Pierre Drucker
BORA - hansgrohe
Lukas Pöstlberger
BORA - hansgrohe
Pascal Ackermann
BORA - hansgrohe
Niccolo Bonifazio
BORA - hansgrohe
Greg Van Avermaet
CCC Team
Jonas Koch
CCC Team
Filippo Ganna
CCC Team
Szymon Sajnok
CCC Team
Pawel Bernas
CCC Team
Gijs Van Hoecke
CCC Team
Nathan Van Hooydonck
CCC Team
Serge Pauwels
CCC Team
Dimitri Claeys
Cofidis, Solutions Crédits
Nacer Bouhanni
Cofidis, Solutions Crédits
Anthony Perez
Cofidis, Solutions Crédits
Loïc Chetout
Cofidis, Solutions Crédits
Kevin Reza
Cofidis, Solutions Crédits
Kenneth Vanbilsen
Cofidis, Solutions Crédits
Flavien Maurelet
Cofidis, Solutions Crédits
Hugo Hofstetter
Cofidis, Solutions Crédits
Bjorg Lambrecht
Deceuninck - Quick Step
Pieter Serry
Deceuninck - Quick Step
Jasper Stuyven
Deceuninck - Quick Step
Yves Lampaert
Deceuninck - Quick Step
Enric Mas
Deceuninck - Quick Step
Álvaro José Hodeg
Deceuninck - Quick Step
Nelson Oliveira
Deceuninck - Quick Step
Julian Alaphilippe
Deceuninck - Quick Step
Delio Fernández
Delko Marseille Provence KTM
Hamish Bond
Delko Marseille Provence KTM
Przemyslaw Kasperkiewicz
Delko Marseille Provence KTM
Guillaume Levarlet
Delko Marseille Provence KTM
Syver Waersted
Delko Marseille Provence KTM
Amaël Moinard
Delko Marseille Provence KTM
Michael Storer
Delko Marseille Provence KTM
Rasmus Christian Quaade
Delko Marseille Provence KTM
Rigoberto Uran
EF Education First Pro Cycling Team
Daniel McLay
EF Education First Pro Cycling Team
Simon Clarke
EF Education First Pro Cycling Team
Sep Vanmarcke
EF Education First Pro Cycling Team
Matteo Moschetti
EF Education First Pro Cycling Team
Tanel Kangert
EF Education First Pro Cycling Team
Daniel Martinez
EF Education First Pro Cycling Team
Rudy Molard
Groupama - FDJ
Arnaud Démare
Groupama - FDJ
David Gaudu
Groupama - FDJ
Léo Vincent
Groupama - FDJ
Benjamin Thomas
Groupama - FDJ
Ramon Sinkeldam
Groupama - FDJ
Valentin Madouas
Groupama - FDJ
Nico Denz
Israel Cycling Academy
Matej Mohoric
Israel Cycling Academy
Carlos Alberto Betancur
Lotto - Soudal
Tomasz Marczynski
Lotto - Soudal
Jelle Vanendert
Lotto - Soudal
Nils Politt
Lotto - Soudal
Stan Dewulf
Lotto - Soudal
Adrien Petit
Lotto - Soudal
Lawrence Naesen
Lotto - Soudal
Carl Fredrik Hagen
Lotto - Soudal
Damien Howson
Mitchelton - Scott
Nathan Haas
Mitchelton - Scott
Esteban Cháves
Mitchelton - Scott
Jack Haig
Mitchelton - Scott
Jan Hirt
Mitchelton - Scott
Simon Yates
Mitchelton - Scott
Adam Yates
Mitchelton - Scott
Rafael Valls
Movistar Team
Eduardo Sepulveda
Movistar Team
Jasha Sütterlin
Movistar Team
Mikel Landa
Movistar Team
Andrey Amador
Movistar Team
Carlos Barbero
Movistar Team
Richard Carapaz
Movistar Team
Jaime Roson
Movistar Team
Warren Barguil
Team Arkéa - Samsic
Cyril Lemoine
Team Arkéa - Samsic
Romain Le Roux
Team Arkéa - Samsic
Robert Wagner
Team Arkéa - Samsic
Benoît Jarrier
Team Arkéa - Samsic
Romain Hardy
Team Arkéa - Samsic
Anthony Delaplace
Team Arkéa - Samsic
Clément Russo
Team Arkéa - Samsic
Dylan Teuns
Team Bahrain Merida
Stephen Williams
Team Bahrain Merida
Andrea Garosio
Team Bahrain Merida
Rohan Dennis
Team Bahrain Merida
Damiano Caruso
Team Bahrain Merida
Phil Bauhaus
Team Bahrain Merida
Heinrich Haussler
Team Bahrain Merida
Ryan Gibbons
Team Dimension Data
Sebastian Langeveld
Team Dimension Data
Dylan Van Baarle
Team Dimension Data
Michael Valgren
Team Dimension Data
Mark Renshaw
Team Dimension Data
Ian Stannard
Team Dimension Data
Edvald Boasson Hagen
Team Dimension Data
Reinardt Janse Van Rensburg
Team Dimension Data
Michal Kwiatkowski
Team Ineos
Geraint Thomas
Team Ineos
Gianni Moscon
Team Ineos
Wout Poels
Team Ineos
Chris Froome
Team Ineos
Tao Geoghegan Hart
Team Ineos
Egan Bernal
Team Ineos
Tiesj Benoot
Team Ineos
Danny Van Poppel
Team Jumbo - Visma
Dylan Groenewegen
Team Jumbo - Visma
Taco Van der Hoorn
Team Jumbo - Visma
Amund Grøndahl Jansen
Team Jumbo - Visma
Bert-Jan Lindeman
Team Jumbo - Visma
Mike Teunissen
Team Jumbo - Visma
Steven Kruijswijk
Team Jumbo - Visma
Lukasz Wisniowski
Team Jumbo - Visma
Lennard Kämna
Team Sunweb
Rafal Majka
Team Sunweb
Max Kanter
Team Sunweb
Marc Hirschi
Team Sunweb
Chris Hamilton
Team Sunweb
Asbjørn Kragh Andersen
Team Sunweb
Mads Pedersen
Team Sunweb
Maximilian Schachmann
Team Sunweb
Jonathan Hivert
Total Direct Energie
Thomas Boudat
Total Direct Energie
Fabien Grellier
Total Direct Energie
Anthony Turgis
Total Direct Energie
Alexandre Pichot
Total Direct Energie
Dion Smith
Total Direct Energie
Niki Terpstra
Total Direct Energie
Pim Ligthart
Total Direct Energie
Philippe Gilbert
Trek - Segafredo
Richie Porte
Trek - Segafredo
Michael Matthews
Trek - Segafredo
Giulio Ciccone
Trek - Segafredo
Edward Theuns
Trek - Segafredo
Toms Skujins
Trek - Segafredo
Ryan Mullen
Trek - Segafredo
André Greipel
Trek - Segafredo
Sven Erik Bystrøm
UAE - Team Emirates
Alexandr Riabushenko
UAE - Team Emirates
Simone Consonni
UAE - Team Emirates
Fernando Gaviria
UAE - Team Emirates
Daniel Moreno
UAE - Team Emirates
Marco Marcato
UAE - Team Emirates
Alexander Kristoff
UAE - Team Emirates
Manuele Mori
UAE - Team Emirates
Pierre-Luc Perichon
Vital Concept - B&B Hotels
Arthur Vichot
Vital Concept - B&B Hotels
Pierre Rolland
Vital Concept - B&B Hotels
Marc Fournier
Vital Concept - B&B Hotels
Damien Touze
Vital Concept - B&B Hotels
Romain Cardis
Vital Concept - B&B Hotels
Maxime Daniel
Vital Concept - B&B Hotels
Arnaud Courteille
Vital Concept - B&B Hotels
Yellow Jersey Favourites
***
Thomas, Froome, Bernal, Miguel Angel Lopez
**
Mas, S. Yates, Porte, Bardet
*
Landa, Kruijswijk, A. Yates, Carapaz, Uran, Poels
INEOS have 3 of the race favourites, so it may end up being a race where everyone must fight against them. If Froome or Thomas either crash out or drop behind, Bernal is there to pick up the pieces. Even Poels, Moscon and Kwiatkowski could all Top 10 if they ride well. Moscon is coming off a Top 10 at this years Giro after all.
Dumoulin and Roglic decide to skip this years Tour, leaving the podium spots up for grabs. If Enric Mas can win this years edition, he will become one of only 3 active riders to accomplish winning all 3 Grand Tours in a career, with Froome and Nibali. He has his strongest ever support squad around him now with a strong climber in Lambrecht who can support him in the high mountains, something he didn't have last year.
Yates and Bardet have both ridden the Giro already this year and we will see if that helps them here or hurts their chances. Neither rider had a great Giro so perhaps they were both saving themselves for the Tour as their ultimate goal.
Green Jersey Favourites
***
Groenewegen, Gaviria, Sagan
**
Ackermann, Hodeg, Kristoff
*
Kittel, Demare, Thomas
Sagan is the clear favourite here. He can challenge on all but 5 stages, but Gaviria and Groenewegen should be able to outsprint him on the flatter days, giving them a chance. If multiple sprinters start sharing stage victories I see it being pretty difficult to beat Sagan, who can Top 10 pretty much any stage, and also survive in a breakaway in the mountains, if he were to require creative means to build his gap in the competition.
Overall this race should be very exciting, and with Thomas and Froome looking weaker than in past years we could see INEOS' dominance taper off a bit. Maybe even a rider from a different team taking the win, which would be a welcomed change of pace to most.
Oliveira sets the early best time of the day, but is later beaten by Dennis
1
Rohan Dennis
Team Bahrain Merida
+00:00
2
Jean-Pierre Drucker
BORA - hansgrohe
+00:05
3
Michael Matthews
Trek - Segafredo
+00:06
4
Maximilian Schachmann
Team Sunweb
+00:07
5
Mads Pedersen
Team Sunweb
+00:07
6
Pello Bilbao
Astana Pro Team
+00:08
7
Marcel Kittel
Astana Pro Team
+00:09
8
Lennard Kämna
Team Sunweb
+00:09
9
Chris Froome
Team Ineos
+00:09
10
Rasmus Christian Quaade
Delko Marseille Provence KTM
+00:09
11
Julian Alaphilippe
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:09
Stage 2
Bardet takes the win on a hilly finish
1
Romain Bardet
AG2R La Mondiale
+00:00
2
Julian Alaphilippe
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:00
3
Michael Woods
EF Education First Pro Cycling Team
+00:00
4
Vincenzo Nibali
Team Bahrain Merida
+00:00
5
Simon Yates
Mitchelton - Scott
+00:00
6
Yves Lampaert
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:00
7
Michael Matthews
Trek - Segafredo
+00:00
8
Miguel Angel Lopez
Astana Pro Team
+00:00
9
Steven Kruijswijk
Team Jumbo - Visma
+00:00
10
Chris Froome
Team Ineos
+00:00
Stage 3
Gaviria takes a commanding sprint win, on the first day for the sprinters
1
Fernando Gaviria
UAE - Team Emirates
+00:00
2
Álvaro José Hodeg
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:00
3
Jasper Stuyven
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:00
4
André Greipel
Trek - Segafredo
+00:00
5
Dylan Groenewegen
Team Jumbo - Visma
+00:00
6
Peter Sagan
BORA - hansgrohe
+00:00
7
Marcel Kittel
Astana Pro Team
+00:00
8
John Degenkolb
Mitchelton - Scott
+00:00
9
Julian Alaphilippe
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:00
10
Arnaud Démare
Groupama - FDJ
+00:00
Stage 4
In the setup for the sprint, 4 DQS riders get clear, and the peloton doesnt chase them
This allows them to take a 1-2-3 on the day! Unbelievable result, which moves Alaphilippe into Yellow and Mas into White
1
Enric Mas
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:00
2
Jasper Stuyven
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:00
3
Julian Alaphilippe
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:00
4
Romain Bardet
AG2R La Mondiale
+00:25
5
Richie Porte
Trek - Segafredo
+00:25
6
Geraint Thomas
Team Ineos
+00:25
7
Miguel Angel Lopez
Astana Pro Team
+00:25
8
Simon Yates
Mitchelton - Scott
+00:25
9
Philippe Gilbert
Trek - Segafredo
+00:25
10
Michael Matthews
Trek - Segafredo
+00:25
Stage 5
Groenewegen takes his first of the Tour on the 2nd day for the sprinters
1
Dylan Groenewegen
Team Jumbo - Visma
+00:00
2
Fernando Gaviria
UAE - Team Emirates
+00:00
3
Peter Sagan
BORA - hansgrohe
+00:00
4
Álvaro José Hodeg
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:00
5
Marcel Kittel
Astana Pro Team
+00:00
6
Matteo Moschetti
EF Education First Pro Cycling Team
+00:00
7
André Greipel
Trek - Segafredo
+00:00
8
Thomas Boudat
Total Direct Energie
+00:00
9
Julian Alaphilippe
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:00
10
Jasper Stuyven
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:00
Stage 6
With winds over 30km/h Quickstep and Bora try to cause echelons
Unfortunately things came back together, but Bora's work paid off with a Sagan victory
1
Peter Sagan
BORA - hansgrohe
+00:00
2
Fernando Gaviria
UAE - Team Emirates
+00:00
3
Marcel Kittel
Astana Pro Team
+00:00
4
Julian Alaphilippe
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:00
5
Dylan Groenewegen
Team Jumbo - Visma
+00:00
6
Matteo Moschetti
EF Education First Pro Cycling Team
+00:00
7
Jasper Stuyven
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:00
8
Phil Bauhaus
Team Bahrain Merida
+00:00
9
Álvaro José Hodeg
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:00
10
André Greipel
Trek - Segafredo
+00:00
Stage 7
Jumbo Visma get their 2nd win with Groenewegen in the sprint
1
Dylan Groenewegen
Team Jumbo - Visma
+00:00
2
Fernando Gaviria
UAE - Team Emirates
+00:00
3
Peter Sagan
BORA - hansgrohe
+00:00
4
Marcel Kittel
Astana Pro Team
+00:00
5
Arnaud Démare
Groupama - FDJ
+00:00
6
Phil Bauhaus
Team Bahrain Merida
+00:00
7
Álvaro José Hodeg
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:00
8
André Greipel
Trek - Segafredo
+00:00
9
Matteo Moschetti
EF Education First Pro Cycling Team
+00:00
10
Julian Alaphilippe
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+00:00
Standings after Stage 7
GC
1
Julian Alaphilippe
Deceuninck - Quick Step
29h27'41
2
Enric Mas
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+ 8
3
Jasper Stuyven
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+ 10
4
Rohan Dennis
Team Bahrain Merida
+ 26
5
Romain Bardet
AG2R La Mondiale
+ 28
6
Michael Matthews
Trek - Segafredo
+ 32
7
Maximilian Schachmann
Team Sunweb
+ 33
8
Pello Bilbao
Astana Pro Team
+ 34
9
Chris Froome
Team Ineos
+ 35
10
Geraint Thomas
Team Ineos
+ 36
11
Valentin Madouas
Groupama - FDJ
s.t.
12
Yves Lampaert
Deceuninck - Quick Step
+ 39
13
Peter Sagan
BORA - hansgrohe
+ 41
14
Danny Van Poppel
Team Jumbo - Visma
+ 46
15
Richie Porte
Trek - Segafredo
+ 47
16
Philippe Gilbert
Trek - Segafredo
+ 48
17
Simon Yates
Mitchelton - Scott
+ 52
18
David Gaudu
Groupama - FDJ
s.t.
19
Steven Kruijswijk
Team Jumbo - Visma
+ 56
20
Miguel Angel Lopez
Astana Pro Team
+ 58
Points
1
Fernando Gaviria
UAE - Team Emirates
172
2
Dylan Groenewegen
Team Jumbo - Visma
148
3
Peter Sagan
BORA - hansgrohe
133
4
Julian Alaphilippe
Deceuninck - Quick Step
102
5
Marcel Kittel
Astana Pro Team
97
6
Álvaro José Hodeg
Deceuninck - Quick Step
88
7
Jasper Stuyven
Deceuninck - Quick Step
70
8
André Greipel
Trek - Segafredo
70
9
Matteo Moschetti
EF Education First Pro Cycling Team
66
10
Arnaud Démare
Groupama - FDJ
54
KOM
1
Anthony Perez
Cofidis, Solutions Crédits
6
2
Anthony Turgis
Total Direct Energie
3
3
Nelson Oliveira
Deceuninck - Quick Step
2
4
Nathan Van Hooydonck
CCC Team
2
5
Enric Mas
Deceuninck - Quick Step
1
Youth
Enric Mas
Deceuninck - Quick Step
29h27'49 (1)
Week One: Review
Gaviria and Groenewegen look very strong in the sprints, meaning it will be tough for Hodeg to get a stage victory in the race, which he needs to be able to contest the Green jersey competition. Alaphilippe is also doing very well in that competition and may have a better shot than Hodeg at this point, so a tough decision must be made. At the same time, we have definitely been the best team of the race so far, and our dominance on Stage 4 proves that. Alaphilippe has a real shot to keep yellow until the first mountain stage if he can keep it past the TT on Stage 10. Mas is in a great position atm, the best positioned of all GC hopefuls.
Look for Serry or Lambrecht to have a shot at stage wins later on in the race, or possibly Styuven or Lampaert on more lumpy stages.
Thanks. The stage win was a great start. I wanted to target the first week with Alaph since I knew he could be close from the prologue, and be in range of yellow if he grabs bonus seconds, which he did and some.
sutty68 wrote:
The guys are looking in total control at the moment
Indeed, we just need Hodeg to start finishing a little higher and I'd say were the best on all terrains so far, but we haven't really hit the mountains yet.
Just caught up mate. Giro was solid and although a shame to miss the podium with Jungels, a very good GT overall. I particularly enjoyed Evenepoel's double in the Basque Country as you can imagine! Great first week of the tour holding yellow with Alaph, here's to it continuing! Keep up the great work.
Timmsoski wrote:
Just caught up mate. Giro was solid and although a shame to miss the podium with Jungels, a very good GT overall. I particularly enjoyed Evenepoel's double in the Basque Country as you can imagine! Great first week of the tour holding yellow with Alaph, here's to it continuing! Keep up the great work.
Thanks! Im glad you enjoyed his Basque wins, I had a feeling you might.
Im hoping Alaphilippe can keep it up, its the 2012 route that Wiggins won on, so with only 2 mountain top finishes I think its possible for him to keep a Top 10, as long as he can sneak some time on the others at times, like on the flatter stages.