The 3rd hilly stage, and its all still to play for
Ginanni seems in a determined mood today, showing an early show of power by taking the first KoM
After that, 9 riders went clear in a breakaway: Fouquet, O'Grady, Burke, Lewis, Tennant, Arvesen, Cappelle, Pichot, Van Mingeroet
An aging O'Grady showed himself to still be good enough to at least win an intermediate sprint, Van Mingeroet having taken the other
Fouquet took 1 KoM, Lewis the other - 45km left, and a few not so-steep looking hills, the break leads by 3'30 on the pack
So what do the big favourites have to offer? Its time to find out with 35km to go - the breaks gap down to 2 minutes - and Freire attacks. Koren, Appleby, Sutherland, Grabovski and Kunitski follow
Not long after it is Rast, Sulzberger, Froome, Fahnert, and Rooijackers. Then another wave with Roux, Scheirlinckx, Leukemans, Ljungblad and Ospina.
Grabovski leads the attacks past the break - but some of the break then respond themselves
It settles, leaving a front group of 23, with 2 chasers
Well, I say settles - more attacks from the peloton. Anza, Sabido, Dempster, Westling and Ginanni. Gaywood following a little after.
Still no Wiggle involvement - from either Ponzi or Nocentini, who started the day 1st and 2nd in GC, as a group of 24 is now established up front.
There are 7 chasers, 50 seconds back: Gaywood (100% Me), Dempster (IrnBru), Anza, Scheirlinckx (Sony Ericsson), Westling (IKEA Bianchi), Sabido (WalMart) and Roux (Wii Racing).
The peloton are roughly 40 seconds back. Hard to tell why Wiggle thing chasing is the best option, they could be throwing this race away. If so, the new race leader could be Ernst&Young's Rast - or with things so tightly placed, whoever wins the stage (provided they made the front group on Stage 3)
Intermediate sprint with 7km to go, a chance for more bonus seconds. Sulzberger takes it ahead of Rast and Freire
After the peloton pass through the sprint, we finally see an attack from Nocentini! He is followed by 2 Brits: Fleeman and Cleaver; as well as Ben Day
But Nocentini has left it so late, theres no way of getting back to this front group of 24 - he is struggling as it is to get up to the chasing 7 as the leaders start to sprint it out with 2km to go
Ljungblad charges away, unfollowed, into a good lead
Into the final kilometre, Ginanni waits patiently behind Cappelle as Sulzberger, Sutherland and Pichot start making their moves around him
But now he kicks, getting himself in front of Sulzberger
Ginanni closes down Ljungblad. The Swede risked it going early, and its not quite paid off
Ginanni takes the stage! Ljungblad is 2nd, Sulzberger 3rd
After the front 24, Gaywood leads in the next 7 - has he closed the gap?
Nocentini could only muster a weak sprint, so did Ben Day rescue him here? The seems to be a noticeable gap though...
And then behind them Swift and Napolitano lead in the peloton. Somewhere in there is Ponzi. Will he keep the race lead - does he even care? He didnt even try to attack today
1
Francesco Ginanni
Vespa-Caffrey's
3h35'51
2
Jonas Ljungblad
Team IKEA - Bianchi
s.t.
3
Wes Sulzberger
IrnBru - RBS
s.t.
4
Björn Leukemans
Kenda Pro Cycling P/B Spinergy
s.t.
5
Andy Cappelle
Vespa-Caffrey's
s.t.
6
Rory Sutherland
Nvidia Intel
s.t.
7
Alexandre Pichot
Wal-Mart Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
8
Kevin Fouquet
Sony Ericsson
s.t.
9
Piet Rooijakkers
Team LEGO - Capri-Sonne
s.t.
10
Stuart O'Grady
Team LEGO - Capri-Sonne
s.t.
11
Andrei Kunitski
M&M Cycling
s.t.
12
Carlos Alberto Ospina
Team Starbucks
s.t.
13
Andrew Tennant
100% ME
s.t.
14
Dmitri Grabovski
IrnBru - RBS
s.t.
15
Oscar Freire
Nokia-Nike
s.t.
16
Kristjan Koren
Team Starbucks
s.t.
17
Grégory Rast
Ernst and Young / Apple Computer and NBC News
s.t.
18
Jarno Van Mingeroet
Kenda Pro Cycling P/B Spinergy
s.t.
19
Markus Fahnert
Team Starbucks
s.t.
20
Chris Froome
100% ME
s.t.
21
Steven Burke
Nokia-Nike
s.t.
22
Kurt-Asle Arvesen
Nvidia Intel
s.t.
23
Dale Appleby
100% ME
s.t.
24
Shaun Lewis
IrnBru - RBS
s.t.
Thats the front 24 .. so - any gaps?
Spoiler
25
Simon Gaywood
100% ME
s.t.
26
Santo Anza
Sony Ericsson
s.t.
27
Mattias Westling
Team IKEA - Bianchi
s.t.
28
Staf Scheirlinckx
Sony Ericsson
s.t.
29
Zakkari Dempster
IrnBru - RBS
s.t.
30
Hugo Sabido
Wal-Mart Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
31
Anthony Roux
Wii Racing
s.t.
32
Ben Day
IrnBru - RBS
s.t.
33
Richard Cleaver
100% ME
s.t.
34
Daniel Fleeman
Nokia-Nike
s.t.
35
Rinaldo Nocentini
Wiggle Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
36
Ben Swift
100% ME
s.t.
37
Danilo Napolitano
Vespa-Caffrey's
s.t.
38
Mirko Lorenzetto
M&M Cycling
s.t.
39
Daniel Lloyd
100% ME
s.t.
40
Raúl Granjel Cabrera
Sony Ericsson
s.t.
41
Oscar Gatto
Vespa-Caffrey's
s.t.
42
Danilo Kupfernagel
Team IKEA - Bianchi
s.t.
43
Gerald Ciolek
Team LEGO - Capri-Sonne
s.t.
44
Rik Kavsek
Team Starbucks
s.t.
45
Maciej Ulanowski
Team Ultimate
s.t.
46
Graham Briggs
Ernst and Young / Apple Computer and NBC News
s.t.
47
Jimmy Casper
Kenda Pro Cycling P/B Spinergy
s.t.
48
Kevin Barclay
Nokia-Nike
s.t.
49
Sébastien Minard
Team Starbucks
s.t.
50
Jérome Giaux
Wal-Mart Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
51
Rahsaan Bahati
Ernst and Young / Apple Computer and NBC News
s.t.
52
Cameron Meyer
Sony Ericsson
s.t.
53
Robert Förster
Wii Racing
s.t.
54
Stéphane Poulhiès
Kenda Pro Cycling P/B Spinergy
s.t.
55
Ivano Lo Cicero
Wal-Mart Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
56
Valentino China
Wal-Mart Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
57
Stian Remme
Wii Racing
s.t.
58
Alexander Kristoff
Wii Racing
s.t.
59
Michael Vanderaerden
Kenda Pro Cycling P/B Spinergy
s.t.
60
Ben Hermans
Wiggle Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
61
Gianni Meersman
IrnBru - RBS
s.t.
62
Luke Rowe
Wiggle Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
63
Marcel Wyss
Team IKEA - Bianchi
s.t.
64
Pieter Mertens
M&M Cycling
s.t.
65
Lorenzo Bernucci
Vespa-Caffrey's
s.t.
66
Ivan Rovny
Wiggle Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
67
Aleksandar Flügel
Team IKEA - Bianchi
s.t.
68
Christian Pfannberger
Nvidia Intel
s.t.
69
Tiziano Dall'Antonia
Kenda Pro Cycling P/B Spinergy
s.t.
70
Paolo Longo Borghini
Wal-Mart Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
71
Alessandro Petacchi
Team LEGO - Capri-Sonne
s.t.
72
Simone Ponzi
Wiggle Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
73
Nikolai Trusov
Wiggle Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
74
Alex Diniz
Nvidia Intel
s.t.
75
Ananias Ananias
THE CONTROL TEAM
s.t.
76
Tyler Butterfield
Wal-Mart Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
77
Mark Renshaw
Team Starbucks
s.t.
78
Deni Rizio
Team Ultimate
s.t.
79
Franck Rénier
Kenda Pro Cycling P/B Spinergy
s.t.
80
William Connolly
Wii Racing
s.t.
81
Jonathan Tiernan-Locke
THE CONTROL TEAM
s.t.
82
Alessandro Proni
Vespa-Caffrey's
s.t.
83
Tom Diggle
Wiggle Pro Cycling Team
s.t.
84
Kristian House
THE CONTROL TEAM
s.t.
85
Ciaran Kelly
Vespa-Caffrey's
s.t.
86
Philipp Walsleben
Team LEGO - Capri-Sonne
s.t.
87
Sergio Barrio
Wii Racing
s.t.
88
Benoît Joachim
Team Starbucks
s.t.
89
Ken Sebastian Vassdål
Team Ultimate
s.t.
90
Gian Piero Signorini
Wii Racing
s.t.
91
Enrico Franzoi
Nvidia Intel
s.t.
92
Thomas Vedel Kvist
Team IKEA - Bianchi
s.t.
93
Remco Broers
Team Ultimate
s.t.
94
Michael Blaudzun
Nvidia Intel
s.t.
95
Artemio Moschella
Team LEGO - Capri-Sonne
s.t.
96
Fonne Woortman
Team Ultimate
s.t.
97
Jerome Kornetzky
Team Ultimate
s.t.
98
Konstantin Klimiankou
M&M Cycling
s.t.
99
Jude Libert
Team LEGO - Capri-Sonne
s.t.
100
Martin Comploi
Nvidia Intel
s.t.
101
Alberigo Passalacqua
M&M Cycling
s.t.
102
Gracjan Lejman
M&M Cycling
s.t.
103
Ludvig Lundberg
Team IKEA - Bianchi
s.t.
104
Peter Williams
THE CONTROL TEAM
s.t.
105
Jean-François Camier
M&M Cycling
s.t.
106
José Joaquin Rojas Gil
Sony Ericsson
s.t.
107
Dominique Rollin
Ernst and Young / Apple Computer and NBC News
s.t.
108
Michael Reihs
Sony Ericsson
s.t.
109
Lennie Kirk
Nokia-Nike
s.t.
110
James Lewis Perry
Ernst and Young / Apple Computer and NBC News
s.t.
111
Adam Norris
Ernst and Young / Apple Computer and NBC News
s.t.
112
Lucas Schädlich
IrnBru - RBS
s.t.
113
Alex Coutts
Ernst and Young / Apple Computer and NBC News
s.t.
114
Tom Last
Nokia-Nike
s.t.
115
Chris Hoy
Nokia-Nike
+ 4'01
GC
Spoiler
There were no gaps! A very very lucky escape for Wiggle - I thought there had been a 20 second gap between Roux and Day - but I guess it must have been 19.