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Tour de France - Stage 11
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Posted on 18-03-2023 09:06
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Tour de France
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Stage 11
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The town and fort of Réallon


We’ve made it to the Alps! Three days of climbing are ahead of us, a very diverse trio of stages, starting with this one from Voiron southeast of yesterday’s finish in Lyon to the small town of Réallon in the Département Hautes-Alpes. It’s fairly tame for the most part, a lot of up and down with climbs of the second and third category, yes, but no big mountains - in fact, this is classified as a hilly stage by the organizers. And yet, of these three days, it might be the one that creates the biggest time gaps between GC contenders.

This is exclusively due to the final climb to Réallon. With an average of 6.9% over 11 kilometers and slopes of up to almost 11%, it’s rightfully categorized as first category and certainly has the chance to lead to significant time gaps. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/tti.png Sivakov is in yellow for the fifth day in a row, but it’ll be a tall task to defend it against pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pum.png Herklotz. These are the current Top 5 in the GC:

1Pavel SivakovTinkoff - La Datcha Team39h51'12
2Silvio HerklotzTeam Puma - SAP+ 12
3Ryan EastmanDuolingo+ 54
4Lachlan MortoncycleYorkshire+ 1'09
5Patrick SchellingTeam UBS+ 1'40

Then there are just 15 seconds between pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ubs.png Schelling and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/dsc.png Yates in 11th place.

In the mountain classification, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gct.png Arensman leads by 47 points on pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ubs.png Barbio. There are 52 points available at most, including the finish, so the Dutch will likely keep it at least one more day. But starting with pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/evo.png Vosekalns yesterday, stronger and stronger riders begin to be involved in the breakaways, so it’ll be harder to score many more points.

Lastly, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ela.png ELCO - ABEA still leads the team classification somewhat comfortably, but they’ll likely need a strong breakaway presence to keep it over teams with more climbing prowess such as pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/eav.png EA Vesuvio, who are currently in third place.


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mos.png Turek opens proceedings. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/evo.png Vosekalns and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/zpc.png Jorgenson try to follow.


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They drag pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ubs.png Haugard with them, then go pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ced.png Wright and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/grm.png Kron.


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Los Pollos finally send someone other than pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/lph.png Nareklishvili (all due respect) into a breakaway, namely pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/lph.png Lopez Nolasco, followed by yesterday’s escapee pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/isa.png Parra Bustamente.


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ubs.png Abreu and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mos.png Seboka join them, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gzl.png Leknessund and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ced.png Buitrago attack as well. The peloton remains calm.


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And that’s it. 12 riders form today’s breakaway. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/evo.png Vosekalns and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/isa.png Parra Bustamente are the best climbers next to pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mos.png Seboka, though the man from Lesotho has a rather unique skillset, of course.


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The Côte du Crozet is only 4.5% on average, thanks to a rather easy start and finish. It earns its second category title due to its length of 12 kilometers and stretches of over 7%. Like yesterday, the peloton doesn’t seem eager to let the breakaway just have the stage: Multiple GC teams ride to keep them within around 3 minutes. Notably absent is pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pum.png Puma, who don’t have too strong a team on hilly and mountainous terrain, so it’s probably a smart move to not overcommit at this point.


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/evo.png Vosekalns wants to build on yesterday’s efforts and attacks towards the mountain sprint. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gzl.png Leknessund and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/grm.png Kron follow closest.


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Both move past him, leaving pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/evo.png Vosekalns with only 6 points. The peloton has slowed down a bit, allowing their lead to grow to 4 minutes.


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We’re really among some pretty high mountains now!


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/evo.png Vosekalns once again attacks near the summit of the Col de l’Holme. A small gap emerges behind pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/grm.png Kron and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/zpc.png Jorgenson as pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mos.png Seboka can’t keep up.


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Again it’s only third place for pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/evo.png Vosekalns. With now 24 points, he’s 8th in the mountain classification, the best rider of the group.


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On climbs, the breakaway manages to gain some time, but on flat stretches, it’s the opposite. Following this long flat stretch between mountain sprints, they’ve suffered accordingly and the lead is down to just under 2 minutes. De Stijl is the most prominent team at the head of the peloton, surely encouraged by pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/dsc.png Yates’ win yesterday.


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ced.png Wright and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ubs.png Haugard are dropped on the Col Bayard.


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/zpc.png Jorgenson takes 6 points here, another 4 for pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/grm.png Kron, who’s up to 22 now, and 2 for pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gzl.png Leknessund. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mos.png Turek is distanced but returns quickly on the following descent.


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At the intermediate sprint in Gap, the gap between peloton and breakaway stands at 2’30.


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In the first slopes of the Col Lebraut, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mos.png Turek is immediately distanced again. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ubs.png Abreu is currently doing a most of the work.


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mos.png Seboka then takes over, which is the end of pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/lph.png Lopez Nolasco’s ambitions.


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Rather surprisingly, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/evo.png Vosekalns crumbles next. But under pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mos.png Seboka’s high pace, only pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ubs.png Abreu and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/isa.png Parra Bustamente can follow. They also increase their lead over the pack to 3’30.


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Near the summit, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/isa.png Parra Bustamente attacks and creates a gap …


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But pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mos.png Seboka gets the upper hand again at the mountain sprint. He leaves the other two behind and the gap to the peloton shoots up to 4’40 very quickly. Let’s see how much they still have at the foot of the climb to Réallon.


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Despite pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mos.png Seboka’s really poor rouleur skills, it takes pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ubs.png Abreu and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/isa.png Parra Bustamente quite a long time to catch up to him. They are reunited heading into the climb though, with 44 seconds on a group of pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gzl.png Leknessund, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/zpc.png Jorgenson and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/grm.png Kron, and a solid 4 minutes on the peloton. That could be enough to get the stage win, but we’ve seen before how quickly those gaps can be erased if the favorites go for it.


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mos.png Seboka knows he’s the strongest of the leaders and attacks right away – no use in pulling the others in his slipstream.


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Still, with a strong riders like pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/eav.png Kirsch at the helm, the peloton starts to gain time. Many of the GC contenders are near the front now.


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This won’t be helping the breakaway, either: Who else could it be but pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pol.png Latour, who attacks with 7 kilometers to go!


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But Puma have taken control now. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pum.png Stork and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pum.png Madouas quickly bring him back, but how many more attacks will those two be able to counter? 1’30 and 5.8 kilometers for pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mos.png Seboka up the road.


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We’ll find out soon enough! pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/dsc.png Yates is next, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mos.png Warchol in his wheel.


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He catches up to pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ubs.png Abreu and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/isa.png Parra Bustamente. With him are pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mos.png Warchol, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pol.png Latour, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/eav.png Godoy, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/aeg.png Wellens, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kng.png Roglic and the two Puma domestiques, but they’ve forgotten about their leader: pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pum.png Herklotz leads the peloton in an effort to close this small gap.


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Which he does rather effortlessly, of course. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mos.png Seboka is caught with 4 kilometers to go, a good effort but ultimately fruitless. 53 riders remain in the peloton.


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And pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pol.png Latour goes again!


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At the other end of the group, we have a surprising victim of this acceleration: pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/akm.png Preidler seems to be running on empty. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/akm.png Amezawa is fighting to hold on as well.


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Back to the front where pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pum.png Madouas neutralizes the attack, now with pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pum.png Herklotz directly in tow. Can someone else make a decisive move or will this end in a sprint?


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Another shocker! 3rd overall pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/duo.png Eastman is being dropped!


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pum.png Herklotz himself has taken over now and even creates a small gap. At the back of the group, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ced.png Pogacar and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/eav.png Godoy struggle to keep up.


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It’s a full on attack under the flamme rouge and no one seems to be able to counter! pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mol.png Tenorio and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/tti.png Sivakov, fighting for his yellow jersey, lead the chase. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/eav.png Godoy is off the back and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/dsc.png Yates is in trouble, too!


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/dsc.png Yates is indeed being distanced! Ahead of him, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pol.png Latour and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gzl.png Karnulin, among others, have to dig deep. Many Top 10 contenders are suffering today!


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pum.png Herklotz is riding towards victory! With a second place and no time gap, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/tti.png Sivakov could save the yellow jersey – the former seems possible, the latter less so.


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He drags himself over the line, no energy left to celebrate, but pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pum.png Silvio Herklotz shows his dominance and celebrates his 4th career Tour de France stage win!


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/tti.png Sivakov does indeed finish second, an enormous performance, but he’s timed 17 seconds behind pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pum.png Herklotz, who therefore takes the overall lead. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mol.png Tenorio finishes third, then pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/isa.png Pinot barely ahead of pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mos.png Hirt.

They get the same time as pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/iso.png Geoghegan Hart, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ubs.png Schelling, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ced.png Beltran, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/aeg.png Wellens, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ela.png Chiarello and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/zpc.png Powless. But then there’s a gap to the next group, and that includes a certain light blue jersey!


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And that belongs to pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/yor.png Morton, who completely collapsed in the final kilometer. He finishes 14th behind pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/akm.png Foss and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kng.png Roglic, all coming in 52 seconds behind pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pum.png Herklotz, as are pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mos.png Warchol and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gzl.png Karnulin.


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pol.png Latour takes an even bigger hit, he’s timed with a deficit of 1’25 alongside pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ced.png Pogacar, paying for his aggressiveness. The group around pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/dsc.png Yates comes in at + 1’45, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/eav.png Godoy loses an additional 13 seconds to that.


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The biggest loser among the podium contenders today is of course pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/duo.png Eastman. He suffers badly and finishes almost three minutes behind the winner.


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pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/tti.png Goldstein, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/aeg.png Schädlich and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ubs.png Dillier continue to establish themselves as the worst climbers of the race. The Swiss remains in last place, but while they did finish comfortably within the time limit today, they might struggle more over the next two days.


The stage gave us some tough battles and time gaps among the contenders, perhaps even more than expected. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pum.png Herklotz gets yellow, now 13 seconds ahead of pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/tti.png Sivakov, but then there’s already a significant gap. pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/mol.png Tenorio, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/ubs.png Schelling, pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/aeg.png Wellens and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/yor.png Morton are all between 2’03 and 2’09 behind the German.

Between pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gzl.png Karnulin in 7th and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/gct.png Kritskiy in 14th are also only 1’24. They can hypothetically all still harbour podium ambitions. For guys like pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/kng.png Roglic and pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/eav.png Godoy, that gets further and further away, but perhaps it frees them up for big breakaway escapades later on.

pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/pum.png Herklotz also moves up to third in the points classification, now just 30 points behind pcmdaily.com/images/mg/2022/Micros/lph.png Manninen, who might be slightly annoyed at the lack of breakaway success yesterday and today. That might change tomorrow though, without a traditional mountain top finish.


Stage Result

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1Silvio HerklotzTeam Puma - SAP5h14'25
2Pavel SivakovTinkoff - La Datcha Team+ 17
3Justo TenorioMOL Cycling Teams.t.
4Thibaut PinotISA - Hexactas.t.
5Jan HirtMoser - Sygics.t.
6Tao Geoghegan HartIsostar - Specializeds.t.
7Patrick SchellingTeam UBSs.t.
8Eduard Alexander BeltranCedevitas.t.
9Tim WellensAegon - Peronis.t.
10William ChiarelloELCO - ABEAs.t.
11Neilson PowlessZwift Pro Cyclings.t.
12Tobias FossAker - MOT+ 52
13Primoz RoglicKing Powers.t.
14Lachlan MortoncycleYorkshires.t.
15Bartosz WarcholMoser - Sygics.t.
16Denys KarnulinGazelles.t.
17Pierre LatourPolar+ 1'25
18Tadej PogacarCedevitas.t.
19Sindre Skjostad LunkeGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 1'45
20Valentin MadouasTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
21Adam YatesDe Stijl Cyclings.t.
22Miltiadis GiannoutsosELCO - ABEAs.t.
23Caio GodoyEA Vesuvio+ 1'58
24Daniel MunozLos Pollos Hermanoss.t.
25Louis VervaekeGazelle+ 2'08
26Timofey KritskiyGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 2'22
27Dion SmithKing Powers.t.
28David De la CruzGjensidige Pro Cycling Teams.t.
29Patrick KonradGazelles.t.
30Thery SchirTeam UBS+ 2'50
31Ryan EastmanDuolingo+ 2'58
32Antonio BarbioTeam UBSs.t.
33Matala SebokaMoser - Sygics.t.
34Andreas MiltiadisELCO - ABEAs.t.
35Getachew SendekuISA - Hexacta+ 3'26
36Heiner Rodrigo Parra BustamenteISA - Hexacta+ 4'21
37Florian StorkTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
38Daniel Alexander JaramilloIsostar - Specializeds.t.
39Stephen WilliamscycleYorkshires.t.
40Jorge AbreuTeam UBSs.t.
41Lorenzo DelcoELCO - ABEAs.t.
42Oscar RodriguezHuski Chocolates.t.
43Vadim PronskiyIsostar - Specializeds.t.
44Juan Ernesto ChamorroIsostar - Specializeds.t.
45Alex KirschEA Vesuvios.t.
46Takeaki AmezawaAker - MOTs.t.
47Tim KennaughcycleYorkshires.t.
48Joao AlmeidaDuolingos.t.
49Jaime RosonGjensidige Pro Cycling Teams.t.
50Julien BernardGazelles.t.
51Josef HosekMoser - Sygics.t.
52Thomas PidcockcycleYorkshires.t.
53Georg PreidlerAker - MOTs.t.
54Daniel Felipe MartinezISA - Hexactas.t.
55Piotr BrozynaMOL Cycling Team+ 4'56
56Aurelien Paret-PeintreGrieg-Maersk+ 5'17
57Sigurd NessetGrieg-Maersk+ 6'40
58Choon Huat GohDuolingos.t.
59Jack BurkeZwift Pro Cyclings.t.
60Pedro SequeraTeam UBSs.t.
61Omar FrailecycleYorkshires.t.
62Alberto BettiolDe Stijl Cyclings.t.
63Ruben GuerreiroDe Stijl Cycling+ 7'12
64Karol Andrzej DomagalskiMOL Cycling Teams.t.
65Marton DinaMOL Cycling Teams.t.
66Josef CernyMoser - Sygics.t.
67Brandon McNultyMOL Cycling Teams.t.
68Kaspars SergisEvonik - ELKOs.t.
69Nikita RazumovDuolingos.t.
70Rafel MajkaHuski Chocolates.t.
71Harold TejadaZwift Pro Cyclings.t.
72Thymen ArensmanGjensidige Pro Cycling Teams.t.
73Ethan HaytercycleYorkshires.t.
74Michael VanthourenhoutKing Powers.t.
75Ziga RucigajEA Vesuvios.t.
76Andreas LeknessundGazelles.t.
77Keagan GirdlestoneEA Vesuvios.t.
78Domenic WeinsteinTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
79Alexander VlasovTinkoff - La Datcha Teams.t.
80Andres Camilo ArdilaCedevitas.t.
81Remi CavagnaTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
82Jonas VingegaardGrieg-Maersks.t.
83Marc GoosAegon - Peronis.t.
84Elias Abou RachidDuolingos.t.
85Sakchai PhodingamKing Powers.t.
86Matteo JorgensonZwift Pro Cyclings.t.
87Frederico FigueiredoGazelles.t.
88Dorian GodonGazelles.t.
89Robin CarpenterPolars.t.
90Jose GoncalvesTeam UBSs.t.
91Victor LafayELCO - ABEAs.t.
92Alexys BrunelTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
93Jefferson Cepeda HernandezISA - Hexactas.t.
94Hsuan Ping HsuKing Powers.t.
95Andris VosekalnsEvonik - ELKOs.t.
96Andreas KronGrieg-Maersks.t.
97Georgios BouglasELCO - ABEAs.t.
98Zoltan SiposDuolingos.t.
99Santiago BuitragoCedevitas.t.
100Barnabas PeakIsostar - Specializeds.t.
101Davide VillellaIsostar - Specializeds.t.
102Stefan BisseggerTeam Puma - SAP+ 9'10
103Antwan TolhoekHuski Chocolates.t.
104Alejandro OsorioLos Pollos Hermanoss.t.
105Farzad KhodayariEvonik - ELKOs.t.
106Giulio CicconeAegon - Peronis.t.
107James KnoxDe Stijl Cyclings.t.
108Rigoberto UranTinkoff - La Datcha Teams.t.
109Alexandor CatafordDe Stijl Cyclings.t.
110Cristian MunozAegon - Peronis.t.
111Thomas KoepAegon - Peronis.t.
112Juan OsorioISA - Hexactas.t.
113Nicolas Alejandro CabreraEA Vesuvios.t.
114Anders Halland JohannessenEA Vesuvios.t.
115Tim DeesGazelles.t.
116Viktor VerschaeveIsostar - Specializeds.t.
117Ivo OliveiracycleYorkshire+ 9'42
118Sakari LehtinenEvonik - ELKO+ 9'57
119Robinson Steven RuizLos Pollos Hermanoss.t.
120Matti ManninenLos Pollos Hermanoss.t.
121Bram WeltenZwift Pro Cyclings.t.
122Enzo WoutersDe Stijl Cycling+ 10'48
123Lennard HofstedeHuski Chocolate+ 11'09
124Luis Enrique Lopez NolascoLos Pollos Hermanoss.t.
125Dinmukhammed UlysbayevGjensidige Pro Cycling Teams.t.
126Danny Van PoppelHuski Chocolate+ 12'51
127Daniel TurekMoser - Sygics.t.
128Trond Hakon TrondsenGrieg-Maersk+ 13'06
129Joey RosskopfGrieg-Maersks.t.
130Sam HarrisonISA - Hexactas.t.
131Jean Bosco NsengimanaELCO - ABEAs.t.
132Alberto DaineseAker - MOTs.t.
133Soren Kragh AndersenAker - MOTs.t.
134Iver Johan KnottenGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 13'46
135Michal KukrleMoser - Sygics.t.
136Kristofer GunnlaugssonEA Vesuvios.t.
137Hasani HennisIsostar - Specializeds.t.
138Ivan SiricCedevita+ 14'20
139Ryan MullenPolars.t.
140Nathan Van HooydonckAegon - Peronis.t.
141Fredrik DversnesEvonik - ELKOs.t.
142Fred WrightCedevitas.t.
143Steven LammertinkAker - MOTs.t.
144Pascal AckermannZwift Pro Cycling+ 14'58
145Jose Gerardo UlloaLos Pollos Hermanoss.t.
146Emil DimaHuski Chocolate+ 15'30
147Aydar ZakarinTinkoff - La Datcha Teams.t.
148Sulkhan AkhmaeviMOL Cycling Teams.t.
149Niklas LarsenGrieg-Maersks.t.
150Timo RoosenHuski Chocolate+ 15'56
151Piotr HavikEvonik - ELKOs.t.
152Gerben ThijssenEvonik - ELKOs.t.
153Nils PolittTeam Puma - SAPs.t.
154Emmanuel MorinELCO - ABEAs.t.
155Daniel EatonAker - MOTs.t.
156Edoardo AffiniDe Stijl Cyclings.t.
157Mark ChristianDuolingos.t.
158Ahmad ArissolISA - Hexactas.t.
159Jake MarryattMOL Cycling Team+ 17'51
160Varsham DarbinyanKing Powers.t.
161Elia VivianicycleYorkshires.t.
162Alexandr OvsyannikovZwift Pro Cyclings.t.
163Adomaitis RojusGjensidige Pro Cycling Teams.t.
164Damien HowsonDuolingos.t.
165Phan Age HaugardTeam UBS+ 19'00
166Andrea Dal ColTinkoff - La Datcha Team+ 20'29
167Anton VorobevTinkoff - La Datcha Teams.t.
168Kees DuyvesteynCedevita+ 21'21
169Steven KalfHuski Chocolates.t.
170Chun Wing LeungKing Powers.t.
171Krists NeilandsEvonik - ELKO+ 21'51
172Salem KemboiDe Stijl Cycling+ 23'10
173Beka NareklishviliLos Pollos Hermanoss.t.
174Brent Van MoerAker - MOT+ 24'11
175Truls Engen KorsaethGrieg-Maersk+ 24'44
176Stef KrulPolar+ 24'53
177Adrian MaloriPolars.t.
178Eric YoungZwift Pro Cyclings.t.
179Ricardo FerreiraKing Power+ 25'33
180Adrien PetitMOL Cycling Team+ 26'27
181Ben SwiftMoser - Sygic+ 26'39
182Moreno MoserEA Vesuvios.t.
183Carlo NoiaPolars.t.
184Emilien ViennetPolars.t.
185Jasha SütterlinLos Pollos Hermanos+ 27'56
186Jesse SergentAegon - Peronis.t.
187Nur Aiman ZariffCedevitas.t.
188Kiril YatsevichTinkoff - La Datcha Teams.t.
189Lukas PostlbergerPolar+ 35'14
190Roy GoldsteinTinkoff - La Datcha Team+ 35'42
191Lucas SchädlichAegon - Peroni+ 37'01
192Silvan DillierTeam UBSs.t.


General Classification

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1Silvio HerklotzTeam Puma - SAP45h05'29
2Pavel SivakovTinkoff - La Datcha Team+ 13
3Justo TenorioMOL Cycling Team+ 2'03
4Patrick SchellingTeam UBS+ 2'05
5Tim WellensAegon - Peroni+ 2'07
6Lachlan MortoncycleYorkshire+ 2'09
7Denys KarnulinGazelle+ 2'51
8Jan HirtMoser - Sygic+ 3'25
9Pierre LatourPolar+ 3'26
10Adam YatesDe Stijl Cycling+ 3'48
11Ryan EastmanDuolingo+ 4'00
12Tao Geoghegan HartIsostar - Specialized+ 4'02
13Thibaut PinotISA - Hexacta+ 4'14
14Timofey KritskiyGjensidige Pro Cycling Teams.t.
15William ChiarelloELCO - ABEA+ 4'48
16Primoz RoglicKing Power+ 4'59
17Caio GodoyEA Vesuvio+ 5'06
18Eduard Alexander BeltranCedevita+ 5'16
19Bartosz WarcholMoser - Sygic+ 5'24
20Tadej PogacarCedevita+ 6'15
21Tobias FossAker - MOT+ 7'36
22Alex KirschEA Vesuvio+ 9'30
23Valentin MadouasTeam Puma - SAP+ 9'38
24Sigurd NessetGrieg-Maersk+ 9'53
25Miltiadis GiannoutsosELCO - ABEA+ 10'23
26Sindre Skjostad LunkeGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 10'28
27Dion SmithKing Power+ 11'06
28Georg PreidlerAker - MOT+ 12'36
29Ruben GuerreiroDe Stijl Cycling+ 13'03
30Louis VervaekeGazelle+ 13'21
31Antonio BarbioTeam UBS+ 13'25
32Keagan GirdlestoneEA Vesuvio+ 14'11
33Joao AlmeidaDuolingo+ 14'15
34Aurelien Paret-PeintreGrieg-Maersk+ 14'40
35Andreas MiltiadisELCO - ABEA+ 15'02
36David De la CruzGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 16'08
37Frederico FigueiredoGazelle+ 16'19
38Josef HosekMoser - Sygic+ 17'06
39Pedro SequeraTeam UBS+ 17'09
40Anders Halland JohannessenEA Vesuvio+ 17'12
41Lorenzo DelcoELCO - ABEA+ 17'35
42Juan Ernesto ChamorroIsostar - Specialized+ 18'15
43Takeaki AmezawaAker - MOT+ 18'30
44Hsuan Ping HsuKing Power+ 19'03
45Thery SchirTeam UBSs.t.
46Jack BurkeZwift Pro Cycling+ 19'29
47Brandon McNultyMOL Cycling Team+ 20'02
48Julien BernardGazelle+ 20'56
49Choon Huat GohDuolingo+ 21'18
50Stephen WilliamscycleYorkshire+ 21'24
51Marc GoosAegon - Peroni+ 21'38
52Neilson PowlessZwift Pro Cycling+ 21'43
53Jonas VingegaardGrieg-Maersk+ 21'53
54Daniel Alexander JaramilloIsostar - Specialized+ 22'12
55Vadim PronskiyIsostar - Specialized+ 22'26
56Nicolas Alejandro CabreraEA Vesuvio+ 22'40
57Tim KennaughcycleYorkshire+ 22'45
58Thomas PidcockcycleYorkshire+ 23'02
59Thymen ArensmanGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 23'17
60Daniel MunozLos Pollos Hermanos+ 23'21
61Piotr BrozynaMOL Cycling Team+ 23'27
62Andris VosekalnsEvonik - ELKO+ 23'44
63Ziga RucigajEA Vesuvio+ 24'05
64Omar FrailecycleYorkshire+ 25'01
65Jaime RosonGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 25'36
66Kaspars SergisEvonik - ELKO+ 25'45
67Oscar RodriguezHuski Chocolate+ 25'49
68Alberto BettiolDe Stijl Cycling+ 25'52
69Victor LafayELCO - ABEA+ 26'49
70Daniel Felipe MartinezISA - Hexacta+ 26'50
71Sakchai PhodingamKing Power+ 26'54
72Heiner Rodrigo Parra BustamenteISA - Hexacta+ 27'17
73Rigoberto UranTinkoff - La Datcha Team+ 27'21
74Andres Camilo ArdilaCedevita+ 27'34
75Sakari LehtinenEvonik - ELKO+ 27'45
76Getachew SendekuISA - Hexacta+ 28'06
77Juan OsorioISA - Hexacta+ 28'30
78Elias Abou RachidDuolingo+ 29'19
79Josef CernyMoser - Sygic+ 29'36
80Viktor VerschaeveIsostar - Specialized+ 30'05
81Thomas KoepAegon - Peroni+ 30'09
82Jefferson Cepeda HernandezISA - Hexacta+ 30'15
83Giulio CicconeAegon - Peronis.t.
84Marton DinaMOL Cycling Team+ 31'25
85Ivo OliveiracycleYorkshire+ 32'45
86Robin CarpenterPolar+ 33'15
87Zoltan SiposDuolingo+ 33'28
88Matala SebokaMoser - Sygic+ 33'34
89Domenic WeinsteinTeam Puma - SAP+ 33'43
90Jose GoncalvesTeam UBS+ 33'58
91Jorge AbreuTeam UBS+ 34'02
92Florian StorkTeam Puma - SAP+ 34'44
93Santiago BuitragoCedevita+ 35'05
94Antwan TolhoekHuski Chocolate+ 35'28
95Alexander VlasovTinkoff - La Datcha Team+ 36'54
96Tim DeesGazelle+ 36'56
97James KnoxDe Stijl Cycling+ 37'33
98Alexandor CatafordDe Stijl Cycling+ 37'54
99Joey RosskopfGrieg-Maersk+ 38'00
100Lennard HofstedeHuski Chocolate+ 38'46
101Ethan HaytercycleYorkshire+ 40'16
102Patrick KonradGazelle+ 41'00
103Jean Bosco NsengimanaELCO - ABEA+ 41'45
104Georgios BouglasELCO - ABEA+ 41'59
105Remi CavagnaTeam Puma - SAP+ 42'43
106Stefan BisseggerTeam Puma - SAP+ 43'24
107Karol Andrzej DomagalskiMOL Cycling Team+ 45'01
108Andreas LeknessundGazelle+ 45'13
109Kristofer GunnlaugssonEA Vesuvio+ 45'18
110Dorian GodonGazelle+ 45'24
111Alexys BrunelTeam Puma - SAP+ 45'34
112Hasani HennisIsostar - Specialized+ 47'15
113Barnabas PeakIsostar - Specialized+ 47'53
114Cristian MunozAegon - Peroni+ 47'54
115Alejandro OsorioLos Pollos Hermanos+ 48'22
116Michael VanthourenhoutKing Power+ 48'56
117Rafel MajkaHuski Chocolate+ 50'07
118Andreas KronGrieg-Maersk+ 50'18
119Matti ManninenLos Pollos Hermanos+ 51'02
120Farzad KhodayariEvonik - ELKO+ 52'36
121Pascal AckermannZwift Pro Cycling+ 52'37
122Dinmukhammed UlysbayevGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 53'11
123Sam HarrisonISA - Hexacta+ 54'01
124Matteo JorgensonZwift Pro Cycling+ 54'10
125Harold TejadaZwift Pro Cycling+ 54'16
126Emmanuel MorinELCO - ABEA+ 54'27
127Nikita RazumovDuolingo+ 54'57
128Soren Kragh AndersenAker - MOT+ 55'55
129Luis Enrique Lopez NolascoLos Pollos Hermanos+ 56'14
130Robinson Steven RuizLos Pollos Hermanos+ 56'27
131Davide VillellaIsostar - Specialized+ 56'56
132Enzo WoutersDe Stijl Cycling+ 58'02
133Trond Hakon TrondsenGrieg-Maersk+ 58'11
134Ahmad ArissolISA - Hexacta+ 58'52
135Bram WeltenZwift Pro Cycling+ 58'54
136Ivan SiricCedevita+ 1h00'24
137Emil DimaHuski Chocolate+ 1h01'44
138Jose Gerardo UlloaLos Pollos Hermanos+ 1h04'29
139Mark ChristianDuolingo+ 1h04'36
140Edoardo AffiniDe Stijl Cycling+ 1h04'51
141Nathan Van HooydonckAegon - Peroni+ 1h04'59
142Alberto DaineseAker - MOT+ 1h05'29
143Aydar ZakarinTinkoff - La Datcha Team+ 1h05'52
144Fred WrightCedevita+ 1h06'05
145Danny Van PoppelHuski Chocolate+ 1h06'17
146Ryan MullenPolar+ 1h06'32
147Nils PolittTeam Puma - SAP+ 1h07'02
148Niklas LarsenGrieg-Maersk+ 1h07'23
149Sulkhan AkhmaeviMOL Cycling Team+ 1h07'35
150Salem KemboiDe Stijl Cycling+ 1h08'17
151Steven LammertinkAker - MOT+ 1h08'58
152Elia VivianicycleYorkshire+ 1h09'26
153Daniel TurekMoser - Sygic+ 1h09'48
154Michal KukrleMoser - Sygic+ 1h09'54
155Daniel EatonAker - MOT+ 1h10'11
156Fredrik DversnesEvonik - ELKO+ 1h10'44
157Kees DuyvesteynCedevita+ 1h12'29
158Andrea Dal ColTinkoff - La Datcha Team+ 1h12'31
159Stef KrulPolar+ 1h12'36
160Alexandr OvsyannikovZwift Pro Cycling+ 1h13'36
161Piotr HavikEvonik - ELKO+ 1h17'53
162Adomaitis RojusGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 1h17'55
163Anton VorobevTinkoff - La Datcha Team+ 1h23'04
164Beka NareklishviliLos Pollos Hermanos+ 1h24'07
165Damien HowsonDuolingo+ 1h27'15
166Gerben ThijssenEvonik - ELKO+ 1h29'50
167Timo RoosenHuski Chocolate+ 1h29'52
168Brent Van MoerAker - MOT+ 1h30'19
169Chun Wing LeungKing Power+ 1h30'37
170Lukas PostlbergerPolar+ 1h31'12
171Adrian MaloriPolar+ 1h31'31
172Krists NeilandsEvonik - ELKO+ 1h32'32
173Iver Johan KnottenGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 1h36'38
174Jake MarryattMOL Cycling Team+ 1h36'49
175Moreno MoserEA Vesuvio+ 1h41'28
176Jesse SergentAegon - Peroni+ 1h43'00
177Varsham DarbinyanKing Power+ 1h44'37
178Steven KalfHuski Chocolate+ 1h45'11
179Phan Age HaugardTeam UBS+ 1h47'05
180Adrien PetitMOL Cycling Team+ 1h48'50
181Truls Engen KorsaethGrieg-Maersk+ 1h52'56
182Carlo NoiaPolar+ 1h54'36
183Ricardo FerreiraKing Power+ 1h56'35
184Jasha SütterlinLos Pollos Hermanos+ 1h57'34
185Emilien ViennetPolar+ 1h58'04
186Kiril YatsevichTinkoff - La Datcha Team+ 2h00'03
187Nur Aiman ZariffCedevita+ 2h01'52
188Ben SwiftMoser - Sygic+ 2h04'40
189Eric YoungZwift Pro Cycling+ 2h05'42
190Roy GoldsteinTinkoff - La Datcha Team+ 2h24'28
191Lucas SchädlichAegon - Peroni+ 2h27'44
192Silvan DillierTeam UBS+ 2h29'02


Points Classification

1Matti ManninenLos Pollos Hermanos125
2Pascal AckermannZwift Pro Cycling105
3Silvio HerklotzTeam Puma - SAP95
4Danny Van PoppelHuski Chocolate92
5Alberto DaineseAker - MOT86
6Sam HarrisonISA - Hexacta83
7Hsuan Ping HsuKing Power76
8Moreno MoserEA Vesuvio73
9Adam YatesDe Stijl Cycling71
10Gerben ThijssenEvonik - ELKO59
11Niklas LarsenGrieg-Maersk52
12Adrien PetitMOL Cycling Team52
13Pierre LatourPolar51
14Georgios BouglasELCO - ABEA51
15Salem KemboiDe Stijl Cycling47
16Pavel SivakovTinkoff - La Datcha Team46
17Tim WellensAegon - Peroni39
18Lachlan MortoncycleYorkshire38
19Matteo JorgensonZwift Pro Cycling32
20Andreas MiltiadisELCO - ABEA31
21Patrick SchellingTeam UBS31
22Nur Aiman ZariffCedevita28
23Thymen ArensmanGjensidige Pro Cycling Team27
24Antonio BarbioTeam UBS26
25Michael VanthourenhoutKing Power26
26Ivo OliveiracycleYorkshire25
27Thomas PidcockcycleYorkshire25
28Adomaitis RojusGjensidige Pro Cycling Team24
29Ben SwiftMoser - Sygic23
30Justo TenorioMOL Cycling Team20
31Ruben GuerreiroDe Stijl Cycling20
32Tao Geoghegan HartIsostar - Specialized19
33Daniel Alexander JaramilloIsostar - Specialized19
34Barnabas PeakIsostar - Specialized19
35Chun Wing LeungKing Power19
36Jan HirtMoser - Sygic18
37Dion SmithKing Power17
38Alexander VlasovTinkoff - La Datcha Team16
39Bartosz WarcholMoser - Sygic16
40Georg PreidlerAker - MOT14
41Sakari LehtinenEvonik - ELKO14
42Soren Kragh AndersenAker - MOT14
43Enzo WoutersDe Stijl Cycling14
44Thibaut PinotISA - Hexacta13
45Andres Camilo ArdilaCedevita12
46Lukas PostlbergerPolar12
47Silvan DillierTeam UBS12
48Alex KirschEA Vesuvio11
49Neilson PowlessZwift Pro Cycling11
50Truls Engen KorsaethGrieg-Maersk11
51Ryan EastmanDuolingo10
52Eduard Alexander BeltranCedevita10
53Kaspars SergisEvonik - ELKO10
54Fredrik DversnesEvonik - ELKO10
55Phan Age HaugardTeam UBS10
56Caio GodoyEA Vesuvio9
57Aydar ZakarinTinkoff - La Datcha Team8
58Krists NeilandsEvonik - ELKO8
59Daniel TurekMoser - Sygic7
60Kiril YatsevichTinkoff - La Datcha Team7
61William ChiarelloELCO - ABEA6
62Viktor VerschaeveIsostar - Specialized6
63Andreas LeknessundGazelle6
64Ahmad ArissolISA - Hexacta6
65Fred WrightCedevita6
66Tobias FossAker - MOT4
67Josef HosekMoser - Sygic4
68Vadim PronskiyIsostar - Specialized4
69Santiago BuitragoCedevita4
70Kristofer GunnlaugssonEA Vesuvio4
71Mark ChristianDuolingo4
72Adrian MaloriPolar4
73Carlo NoiaPolar4
74Primoz RoglicKing Power3
75Tadej PogacarCedevita3
76Robinson Steven RuizLos Pollos Hermanos3
77Daniel EatonAker - MOT3
78Jorge AbreuTeam UBS2
79Michal KukrleMoser - Sygic2
80Julien BernardGazelle1
81Nathan Van HooydonckAegon - Peroni1


Mountain Classification

1Thymen ArensmanGjensidige Pro Cycling Team100
2Antonio BarbioTeam UBS53
3Andres Camilo ArdilaCedevita43
4Andreas MiltiadisELCO - ABEA39
5Victor LafayELCO - ABEA37
6Vadim PronskiyIsostar - Specialized29
7Silvio HerklotzTeam Puma - SAP28
8Sakchai PhodingamKing Power26
9Andris VosekalnsEvonik - ELKO24
10Andreas KronGrieg-Maersk22
11Heiner Rodrigo Parra BustamenteISA - Hexacta21
12Michael VanthourenhoutKing Power21
13Lukas PostlbergerPolar21
14Matteo JorgensonZwift Pro Cycling18
15Nathan Van HooydonckAegon - Peroni18
16Andreas LeknessundGazelle16
17Antwan TolhoekHuski Chocolate15
18Alberto BettiolDe Stijl Cycling14
19Adam YatesDe Stijl Cycling13
20Pavel SivakovTinkoff - La Datcha Team12
21Sakari LehtinenEvonik - ELKO11
22Fredrik DversnesEvonik - ELKO11
23Justo TenorioMOL Cycling Team10
24Ruben GuerreiroDe Stijl Cycling10
25Anders Halland JohannessenEA Vesuvio10
26Santiago BuitragoCedevita10
27Matala SebokaMoser - Sygic10
28Fred WrightCedevita10
29Lachlan MortoncycleYorkshire8
30Thibaut PinotISA - Hexacta8
31Robin CarpenterPolar8
32Dorian GodonGazelle8
33Truls Engen KorsaethGrieg-Maersk8
34Jan HirtMoser - Sygic6
35Lorenzo DelcoELCO - ABEA6
36Marc GoosAegon - Peroni6
37Lennard HofstedeHuski Chocolate6
38Jorge AbreuTeam UBS6
39Daniel TurekMoser - Sygic6
40Adrian MaloriPolar6
41Krists NeilandsEvonik - ELKO6
42Phan Age HaugardTeam UBS6
43Matti ManninenLos Pollos Hermanos5
44Tao Geoghegan HartIsostar - Specialized4
45Valentin MadouasTeam Puma - SAP4
46Kaspars SergisEvonik - ELKO4
47Kristofer GunnlaugssonEA Vesuvio4
48Cristian MunozAegon - Peroni4
49Ryan MullenPolar4
50Carlo NoiaPolar4
51Alberto DaineseAker - MOT3
52Patrick SchellingTeam UBS2
53Tim WellensAegon - Peroni2
54Pierre LatourPolar2
55Thomas PidcockcycleYorkshire2
56Kees DuyvesteynCedevita2
57Pascal AckermannZwift Pro Cycling1
58Luis Enrique Lopez NolascoLos Pollos Hermanos1


Young Riders Classification

1Pavel SivakovTinkoff - La Datcha Team45h05'42 (1)
2Tadej PogacarCedevita+ 6'02 (2)
3Tobias FossAker - MOT+ 7'23 (3)
4Miltiadis GiannoutsosELCO - ABEA+ 10'10 (4)
5Keagan GirdlestoneEA Vesuvio+ 13'58 (5)
6Joao AlmeidaDuolingo+ 14'02 (6)
7Anders Halland JohannessenEA Vesuvio+ 16'59 (7)
8Brandon McNultyMOL Cycling Team+ 19'49 (8)
9Vadim PronskiyIsostar - Specialized+ 22'13 (9)
10Nicolas Alejandro CabreraEA Vesuvio+ 22'27 (10)
11Thomas PidcockcycleYorkshire+ 22'49 (11)
12Thymen ArensmanGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 23'04 (12)
13Sakchai PhodingamKing Power+ 26'41 (13)
14Andres Camilo ArdilaCedevita+ 27'21 (14)
15Viktor VerschaeveIsostar - Specialized+ 29'52 (15)
16Florian StorkTeam Puma - SAP+ 34'31 (16)
17Santiago BuitragoCedevita+ 34'52 (17)
18Ethan HaytercycleYorkshire+ 40'03 (18)
19Stefan BisseggerTeam Puma - SAP+ 43'11 (19)
20Andreas LeknessundGazelle+ 45'00 (20)
21Alexys BrunelTeam Puma - SAP+ 45'21 (21)
22Hasani HennisIsostar - Specialized+ 47'02 (22)
23Barnabas PeakIsostar - Specialized+ 47'40 (23)
24Alejandro OsorioLos Pollos Hermanos+ 48'09 (24)
25Andreas KronGrieg-Maersk+ 50'05 (25)
26Dinmukhammed UlysbayevGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 52'58 (26)
27Matteo JorgensonZwift Pro Cycling+ 53'57 (27)
28Harold TejadaZwift Pro Cycling+ 54'03 (28)
29Luis Enrique Lopez NolascoLos Pollos Hermanos+ 56'01 (29)
30Robinson Steven RuizLos Pollos Hermanos+ 56'14 (30)
31Bram WeltenZwift Pro Cycling+ 58'41 (31)
32Ivan SiricCedevita+ 1h00'11 (32)
33Emil DimaHuski Chocolate+ 1h01'31 (33)
34Alberto DaineseAker - MOT+ 1h05'16 (34)
35Fred WrightCedevita+ 1h05'52 (35)
36Niklas LarsenGrieg-Maersk+ 1h07'10 (36)
37Sulkhan AkhmaeviMOL Cycling Team+ 1h07'22 (37)
38Fredrik DversnesEvonik - ELKO+ 1h10'31 (38)
39Kees DuyvesteynCedevita+ 1h12'16 (39)
40Alexandr OvsyannikovZwift Pro Cycling+ 1h13'23 (40)
41Adomaitis RojusGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 1h17'42 (41)
42Gerben ThijssenEvonik - ELKO+ 1h29'37 (42)
43Brent Van MoerAker - MOT+ 1h30'06 (43)
44Iver Johan KnottenGjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 1h36'25 (44)
45Nur Aiman ZariffCedevita+ 2h01'39 (45)


Team Classification

1ELCO - ABEA134h03'10 (1)
2Moser - Sygic+ 3'07 (2)
3Gjensidige Pro Cycling Team+ 4'00 (3)
4Gazelle+ 4'14 (4)
5Team UBS+ 10'23 (5)
6EA Vesuvio+ 11'04 (6)
7Cedevita+ 12'24 (7)
8King Power+ 13'32 (8)
9Aker - MOT+ 14'37 (9)
10Isostar - Specialized+ 16'39 (10)
11Team Puma - SAP+ 21'37 (11)
12Duolingo+ 22'09 (12)
13De Stijl Cycling+ 23'14 (13)
14MOL Cycling Team+ 25'16 (14)
15Grieg-Maersk+ 26'49 (15)
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