Report: Gerrans Australia Day Win Down Under

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Simon Gerrans (Orica-GreenEDGE) chose a fitting day to put Australia on top of the podium for the first time in this year’s Santos Tour Down Under winning the ‘Queen’ stage of the race atop Old Wilunga Hill in McLaren Vale on Australia Day.

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The 151.1km stage began where the vines meet the sea and took in the scenic coastal vistas of the Fleurieu Peninsula before heading through Wilunga and up to the finish.

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Simon Gerrans (Orica-GreenEDGE) left uses his last ounce of energy to claim the win ahead of Tom-Jelte Slagter (Blanco) right at the end of Jayco Stage 5 on Old Wilunga Hill. Photo: Santos Tour Down Under

Gerrans, a two time and defending champion of the Tour, was pipped on the line in this same stage last year but today he overhauled Dutchman Tom-Jelte ‘TJ’ Slagter (Blanco) to cross the line half a bike length clear, cheered on all the way by the Aussie fans who turned out in force in support.

“It was absolutely fantastic, the crowd today was bigger than a stage at the Tour de France, really there were people around the whole course today cheering us on, it was a great atmosphere,” said Gerrans.

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Tom-Jelte Slagter (Blanco) leads Simon Gerrans (Orica-GreenEDGE) on Old Wilunga Hill. Photo: Santos Tour Down Under

“Obviously I was pretty disappointed to drop out of contention on stage two for overall and I had one chance to really make up for that and that was today so I’m rapt,” Gerrans explained. “To win here on Australia Day, it’s a fantastic feeling and a big thanks to my Orica-GreenEDGE team mates they waited in line for me today so it was great to finish it off.

“I never gave up till I was right to the line especially when the young Blanco guy (Slagter) jumped across to us and went straight past, I was straight on his wheel and tried to come past him in the final,” said Gerrans. “I’ve had two finishes up here and I was second last year and a win this year so it’s a nice way to round out the week.”

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Tom-Jelte Slagter (Blanco) celebrates taking the overall lead in the Santos Tour Down Under. Photo: Santos Tour Down Under

But the 23 year old Dutch runner-up was far from disappointed because his efforts today gave him the overall lead and, in all likelihood, the Tour trophy for 2013. Welshman Geraint Thomas (Sky Pro Cycling) went into the stage with a slim five second lead but he lost 28 seconds to Slagter on the second and final ascent of the category one Old Wilunga Hill and is now out of contention.

“With 600 metres to go, I’ve seen Simon Gerrans going fast with a Movistar rider (Moreno),” said Slagter “I could have just gone for third place as long as I had a gap over Geraint Thomas but I wasn’t sure about the seconds. I wanted to win the stage and make a gap on GC.

“I preferred to have my adversaries as far behind as possible,” he said. “For the stage win, Gerrans was fast but it doesn’t matter really. It’s an incredible feeling!”

“I never won a pro race before and I’ve a stage here this week, second today with the jersey and I have enough of a lead to believe that I can my win the first WorldTour race of the year tomorrow,” said Slagter. “It comes from such great team work. I’m really proud to show this team to the world. It looks like the real beginning of my career even though the season is long.”

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Sky’s Geraint Thomas in the race leader’s jersey with TJ Slagter on his wheel. Photo: Santos Tour Down Under

Ten seconds behind the pair across the line today was Spaniard Javier Moreno Bazan (Movistar) who is now 13 seconds back in second place overall and in the lead in the Skoda King of the Mountain competition.

“I knew that if I waited for the sprint, I wouldn’t have a chance so I attacked with about one kilometre to go. I had a good rhythm, but Gerrans came flying past me and he won the stage,” said Moreno Bazan. “I was at the front but I got passed by two riders (Simon Gerrans and Tom-Jelte Slagter) who were stronger than me. I didn’t look for the jersey of king of the mountain but this is the kind of classification that I like!

“There’s nothing more to say than congratulations (to Slagter), because he’s going to win. Being second on GC (general classification) is probably the best ranking I could hope for,” said the Spanish rider. “Slagter was absolutely superior. My performance shows the hard work I’ve done this winter. It gives me good hopes for the future.”

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Movistar duo Eros Capecchi and Jose Herrada along with AG2R’s Guillaume Bonnafond and Lotto-Belisol’s Jurgen Roelandts on the attack as they head for the climb for the first time. Photo: Santos Tour Down Under

Welshman Geraint Thomas (Sky Pro Cycling) went into the stage with a slim five second lead but he lost 28 seconds to Slagter on the second and final ascent of the category one Old Wilunga Hill and is now out of contention.

“The legs just went with 500 metres or so to go,” said Thomas. “All the boys did a great ride. Eddy (Boasson Hagen) did a great turn. I should have swung over and let someone else do a turn, but I ended up doing all the work. I was a bit empty then.

“(Simon Gerrans) came past me and it was a bit too fast to get on his wheel. Then I got stuck out in the wind and I just went backwards with about 400m to go and lost the whole thing,” Thomas explained. “It might not look like I was panicking, I was giving it everything, but there wasn’t much coming out.

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Sky Pro Cycling’s Edvald Boasson Hagen working for his team leader Geraint Thomas. Photo: Santos Tour Down Under 

“Afterwards, you’re pretty gutted because you wanted to win. For the first race of the year, we started with a bang and ended with a bang, the wrong kind of bang,” he said. “It’s been a good week, a good start of the year. At least it’s not snowing.”

Belgian Ben Hermans (Radioshack-Leopard) has moved to third overall 25 seconds off the lead after placing tenth on todaty’s stage.

“I am satisfied with how the race went. I was not thinking about the stage victory. There was too much wind and I’m not as explosive as the other guys like Gerrans. I am very happy with third place in a WorldTour race.”

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Simon Gerrans (Orica-GreenEDGE) on the final climb. Photo: Santos Tour Down Under

Earlier in the day seven riders set the pace early breaking clear to contest the two Jayco intermediate sprints of the day at Snapper Point. The first at the 63.4km mark went to Belgian Thomas de Gendt (Vacansoleil-DCM) who today also collected the Europcar Most Competition Rider award.

“The team asked me to go on the attack this morning amd we had a bit of luck to have two guys from Vacansoleil-DCM (with Tomasz Marczynski) up the road,” said de Gendt. “We wanted to make the race for the climbers. We did our best but the wind made it almost impossible to succeed.

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AG2R’s Guillaume Bonnafond on Old Wiliunga Hill. Photo: Santos Tour Down Under

When the lead group reached the second sprint at 103.4km it was de Gendt’s team mate, Tomasz Marczynski from Poland who grabbed the top points ahead of 20 year old Australian Calvin Watson (UniSA-Australia).

“Last year, with the same kind of effort, I reached the top of Wilunga Hill,” said de Gendt. “Today, I got caught at the bottom.”

When the race regrouped for the climb and it was Movistar who set the pace the first time up Old Wilunga Hill where Italy’s Eros Capecchi led his team mate Jose Herrada Lopez over the top.

But when the race hit the climb for the second and final time the stage and overall contenders came out to play with Moreno on the attack, then Gerrans then Slagter.

Santos Tour Down Under leader Slagter also sits atop the Jayco Sprint and the Cycle Instead Best Young Rider classifications while Moreno holds the lead in the Skoda King of the Mountain competition.

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Tomorrow’s final stage will be fought out on the 4.5km Adelaide City Council Street Circuit and the 90 kilometre stage includes two Jayco intermediate sprints at the finish arch. The first comes at the end of lap eight and the second at the end of lap twelve. The Skoda King of the Mountain competition also features at 42.5km and 64km when the race goes over the category three Montefiore Hill.

Stage 5
1 GERRANS, Simon ORICA GreenEDGE 3:36:25
2 SLAGTER, Tom Jelte** Blanco st
3 MORENO BAZAN, Javier Movistar at 0:10
4 IZAGIRRE, Ion** Euskaltel Euskadi at 0:12
5 MACHADO, Tiago Radioshack Leopard at 0:13
6 KELDERMAN, Wilco** Blanco at 0:16
7 IZAGIRRE, Gorka Euskaltel Euskadi st
8 VALLS FERRI, Rafael Vacansoleil-DCM st
9 PIETROPOLLI, Daniele Lampre-Merida st
10 HERMANS, Ben Radioshack Leopard st
11 VEIKKANEN, Jussi FDJ at 0:21
12 ELISSONDE, Kenny** FDJ st
13 SANTAROMITA, Ivan BMC at 0:23
14 BAUER, Jack Garmin Sharp at 0:25
15 ROJAS GIL, Jose Joaquin Movistar st
16 MOINARD, Amaël BMC at 0:27
17 THOMAS, Geraint Sky Procycling at 0:28
18 AMADOR, Andrey Movistar at 0:32
19 BENNETT, George** Radioshack Leopard st
20 WELLENS, Tim** Lotto Belisol at 0:38
21 HANSEN, Adam Lotto Belisol st
22 PAUWELS, Serge Omega Pharma-Quick-Step at 0:43
23 HUNTER, Robert Garmin Sharp st
24 KASHECHKIN, Andrey Astana st
25 OROZ UGALDE, Juan Jose Euskaltel Euskadi st
26 CHEREL, Mikael AG2R La Mondiale st
27 SÖRENSEN, Chris Anker Saxo-Tinkoff st
28 STORTONI, Simone Lampre-Merida at 0:57
29 VELITS, Peter Omega Pharma-Quick-Step st
30 VISCONTI, Giovanni Movistar at 1:13
31 AGNOLI, Valerio Astana at 1:16
32 PHELAN, Adam** UNI SA – Australia st
33 SALERNO, Cristiano Cannondale st
34 HUPOND, Thierry Argos-Shimano st
35 MORABITO, Steve BMC st
36 CANTWELL, Jonathan Saxo-Tinkoff at 1:23
37 PONZI, Simone Astana st
38 AGOSTINI, Stefano** Cannondale at 1:30
39 SULZBERGER, Bernard UNI SA – Australia at 1:36
40 STANNARD, Ian Sky Procycling st
41 DEMPSTER, Zakkari UNI SA – Australia st
42 BONNAFOND, Guillaume AG2R La Mondiale st
43 BRAVO OIARBIDE, Garikoitz** Euskaltel Euskadi st
44 VANDBORG, Brian Cannondale st
45 BOASSON HAGEN, Edvald Sky Procycling at 1:58
46 MORI, Manuele Lampre-Merida st
47 MCCARTHY, Jay** Saxo-Tinkoff st
48 IGLINSKY, Maxim Astana st
49 CLARKE, William Argos-Shimano st
50 HOWSON, Damien** UNI SA – Australia st
51 PINEAU, Jérôme Omega Pharma-Quick-Step st
52 CLARKE, Simon ORICA GreenEDGE at 2:14
53 HENDERSON, Greg Lotto Belisol at 2:17
54 WYSS, Danilo BMC at 3:02
55 HAYMAN, Mathew Sky Procycling st
56 SUTTON, Christopher Sky Procycling st
57 MORTON, Lachlan** Garmin Sharp st
58 GRABSCH, Bert Omega Pharma-Quick-Step st
59 WURF, Cameron Cannondale st
60 LLOYD, Matthew Lampre-Merida st
61 GILBERT, Philippe BMC st
62 ROELANDTS, Jurgen Lotto Belisol st
63 KERN, Julian** AG2R La Mondiale st
64 KOHLER, Martin BMC st
65 TANNER, David Blanco st
66 DELAGE, Mickael FDJ st
67 DEMARE, Arnaud** FDJ st
68 SERGENT, Jesse Radioshack Leopard at 3:27
69 DURBRIDGE, Luke** ORICA GreenEDGE st
70 HERRADA LOPEZ, José Movistar st
71 CANUTI, Federico Cannondale at 4:07
72 CAPECCHI, Eros Movistar at 4:48
73 GUTIERREZ, José Ivan Movistar st
74 WAUTERS, Willem** Vacansoleil-DCM st
75 VOIGT, Jens Radioshack Leopard at 5:55
76 O’GRADY, Stuart ORICA GreenEDGE st
77 ROWE, Luke** Sky Procycling st
78 GOSS, Matthew ORICA GreenEDGE st
79 VON HOFF, Steele Garmin Sharp st
80 GREIPEL, André Lotto Belisol st
81 FAVILLI, Elia** Lampre-Merida st
82 GASPAROTTO, Enrico Astana at 6:10
83 CIMOLAI, Davide** Lampre-Merida at 6:15
84 MARCZYNSKI, Tomasz Vacansoleil-DCM at 7:49
85 ASTARLOZA, Mikel Euskaltel Euskadi st
86 BOBRIDGE, Jack** Blanco at 8:55
87 MOURIS, Jens ORICA GreenEDGE st
88 KERBY, Jordon** UNI SA – Australia st
89 JUUL JENSEN, Christopher** Saxo-Tinkoff st
90 GIACOPPO, Anthony UNI SA – Australia st
91 DIDIER, Laurent Radioshack Leopard st
92 MANGEL, Laurent FDJ st
93 BAGDONAS, Gédiminas AG2R La Mondiale st
94 STEEGMANS, Gert Omega Pharma-Quick-Step st
95 MARANGONI, Alan Cannondale st
96 BOARO, Manuele Saxo-Tinkoff st
97 HUGUET, Yann Argos-Shimano st
98 TIMMER, Albert Argos-Shimano at 9:00
99 DE GENDT, Thomas Vacansoleil-DCM at 12:49
100 DE KORT, Koen Argos-Shimano st
101 van HUMMEL, Kenny Vacansoleil-DCM st
102 MIYAZAWA, Takashi Saxo-Tinkoff st
103 SCHLECK, Andy Radioshack Leopard st
104 KADRI, Blel AG2R La Mondiale st
105 SIEBERG, Marcel Lotto Belisol st
106 GUARDINI, Andrea** Astana st
107 KAISEN, Olivier Lotto Belisol st
108 VAN POPPEL, Boy Vacansoleil-DCM st
109 GUARNIERI, Jacopo Astana st
110 RENSHAW, Mark Blanco st
111 BONNET, William FDJ st
112 FARRAR, Tyler Garmin Sharp st
113 MARKUS, Barry** Vacansoleil-DCM st
114 HUTAROVICH, Yauheni AG2R La Mondiale st
115 APPOLLONIO, Davide** AG2R La Mondiale st
116 WATSON, Calvin** UNI SA – Australia st
117 LODEWYCK, Klaas BMC st
118 SAGAN, Juraj Cannondale st
119 LOBATO, Juan Jose Euskaltel Euskadi st
120 ABERASTURI, Jon** Euskaltel Euskadi st
121 KITTEL, Marcel Argos-Shimano st
122 AHLSTRAND, Jonas** Argos-Shimano st
123 TJALLINGII, Maarten Blanco st
124 BROWN, Graeme Blanco st
125 RABON, Frantisek Omega Pharma-Quick-Step st
126 EISEL, Bernhard Sky Procycling st
127 FENN, Andrew** Omega Pharma-Quick-Step st
128 FERRARI, Roberto Lampre-Merida st

Skoda King of the Mountains Prime Results

Old Willunga Hill (Cat 1 at 129.1km)
1 CAPECCHI, Eros Movistar 16
2 HERRADA LOPEZ, José Movistar 12
3 BONNAFOND, Guillaume AG2R La Mondiale 8
4 ROELANDTS, Jurgen Lotto Belisol 6
5 KASHECHKIN, Andrey Astana 4
6 AMADOR, Andrey Movistar 2

Old Willunga Hill (Cat 1 at Stage Finish)
1 GERRANS, Simon ORICA GreenEDGE 16
2 SLAGTER, Tom Jelte** Blanco 12
3 MORENO BAZAN, Javier Movistar 8
4 IZAGIRRE, Ion** Euskaltel Euskadi 6
5 MACHADO, Tiago Radioshack Leopard 4
6 KELDERMAN, Wilco** Blanco 2
Jayco Sprints Results

Stage Finish
1 GERRANS, Simon ORICA GreenEDGE 15 10”
2 SLAGTER, Tom Jelte** Blanco 14 6”
3 MORENO BAZAN, Javier Movistar 13 4”
4 IZAGIRRE, Ion** Euskaltel Euskadi 12
5 MACHADO, Tiago Radioshack Leopard 11
6 KELDERMAN, Wilco** Blanco 10
7 IZAGIRRE, Gorka Euskaltel Euskadi 9
8 VALLS FERRI, Rafael Vacansoleil-DCM 8
9 PIETROPOLLI, Daniele Lampre-Merida 7
10 HERMANS, Ben Radioshack Leopard 6

Snapper Point at 63.4km
1 DE GENDT, Thomas Vacansoleil-DCM 5 3”
2 BOARO, Manuele Saxo-Tinkoff 3 2”
3 MOURIS, Jens ORICA GreenEDGE 2 1”

Snapper Point at 103.4km
1 MARCZYNSKI, Tomasz Vacansoleil-DCM 5 3”
2 WATSON, Calvin** UNI SA – Australia 3 2”
3 DE KORT, Koen Argos-Shimano 2 1”

Cycle Instead Young Rider Stage Result
1 SLAGTER, Tom Jelte** Blanco 3:36:25
2 IZAGIRRE, Ion** Euskaltel Euskadi at 0:12
3 KELDERMAN, Wilco** Blanco at 0:16
4 ELISSONDE, Kenny** FDJ at 0:21
5 BENNETT, George** Radioshack Leopard at 0:32
6 WELLENS, Tim** Lotto Belisol at 0:38
7 PHELAN, Adam** UNI SA – Australia at 1:16
8 AGOSTINI, Stefano** Cannondale at 1:30
9 BRAVO OIARBIDE, Garikoitz** Euskaltel Euskadi at 1:36
10 MCCARTHY, Jay** Saxo-Tinkoff at 1:58
11 HOWSON, Damien** UNI SA – Australia st
12 MORTON, Lachlan** Garmin Sharp at 3:02
13 KERN, Julian** AG2R La Mondiale st
14 DEMARE, Arnaud** FDJ st
15 DURBRIDGE, Luke** ORICA GreenEDGE at 3:27
16 WAUTERS, Willem** Vacansoleil-DCM at 4:48
17 ROWE, Luke** Sky Procycling at 5:55
18 FAVILLI, Elia** Lampre-Merida st
19 CIMOLAI, Davide** Lampre-Merida at 6:15
20 BOBRIDGE, Jack** Blanco at 8:55
21 KERBY, Jordon** UNI SA – Australia st
22 JUUL JENSEN, Christopher** Saxo-Tinkoff st
23 GUARDINI, Andrea** Astana at 12:49
24 MARKUS, Barry** Vacansoleil-DCM st
25 APPOLLONIO, Davide** AG2R La Mondiale st
26 WATSON, Calvin** UNI SA – Australia st
27 ABERASTURI, Jon** Euskaltel Euskadi st
28 AHLSTRAND, Jonas** Argos-Shimano st
29 FENN, Andrew** Omega Pharma-Quick-Step st

Hindmarsh Team Stage
1 Radioshack Leopard 10:50:16
2 Movistar at 0:06
3 Euskaltel Euskadi at 0:10
4 BMC at 1:05
5 Lampre-Merida at 2:10
6 Blanco at 2:17
7 Astana at 2:21
8 Lotto Belisol at 2:32
9 Omega Pharma-Quick-Step at 2:37
10 FDJ at 2:43
11 Sky Procycling at 3:01
12 Saxo-Tinkoff at 3:03
13 Garmin Sharp at 3:09
14 Cannondale at 3:21
15 UNI SA – Australia at 3:27
16 AG2R La Mondiale at 4:20
17 ORICA GreenEDGE at 4:40
18 Argos-Shimano at 11:08
19 Vacansoleil-DCM at 11:52

Overall with one stage to go
1 SLAGTER, Tom Jelte** Blanco 16:35:33
2 MORENO BAZAN, Javier Movistar at 0:13
3 HERMANS, Ben Radioshack Leopard at 0:25
4 IZAGIRRE, Ion** Euskaltel Euskadi at 0:28
5 THOMAS, Geraint Sky Procycling at 0:29
6 MACHADO, Tiago Radioshack Leopard st
7 IZAGIRRE, Gorka Euskaltel Euskadi at 0:32
8 PIETROPOLLI, Daniele Lampre-Merida st
9 KELDERMAN, Wilco** Blanco st
10 VEIKKANEN, Jussi FDJ at 0:37
11 BAUER, Jack Garmin Sharp at 0:41
12 ELISSONDE, Kenny** FDJ at 0:45
13 BENNETT, George** Radioshack Leopard at 0:48
14 VALLS FERRI, Rafael Vacansoleil-DCM at 0:49
15 HANSEN, Adam Lotto Belisol at 0:54
16 ROJAS GIL, Jose Joaquin Movistar at 0:57
17 SANTAROMITA, Ivan BMC at 0:59
18 CHEREL, Mikael AG2R La Mondiale at 1:16
19 KASHECHKIN, Andrey Astana st
20 PAUWELS, Serge Omega Pharma-Quick-Step st
21 SÖRENSEN, Chris Anker Saxo-Tinkoff st
22 VELITS, Peter Omega Pharma-Quick-Step at 2:30
23 CANTWELL, Jonathan Saxo-Tinkoff at 2:49
24 PHELAN, Adam** UNI SA – Australia st
25 SALERNO, Cristiano Cannondale at 3:07
26 GERRANS, Simon ORICA GreenEDGE at 3:17
27 HUNTER, Robert Garmin Sharp at 3:31
28 DEMPSTER, Zakkari UNI SA – Australia at 3:36
29 BONNAFOND, Guillaume AG2R La Mondiale at 3:45
30 MORTON, Lachlan** Garmin Sharp at 4:05
31 PONZI, Simone Astana at 4:10
32 VISCONTI, Giovanni Movistar at 4:46
33 HENDERSON, Greg Lotto Belisol at 4:59
34 BOASSON HAGEN, Edvald Sky Procycling at 5:26
35 GILBERT, Philippe BMC at 5:50
36 SULZBERGER, Bernard UNI SA – Australia at 6:05
37 AMADOR, Andrey Movistar at 6:24
38 OROZ UGALDE, Juan Jose Euskaltel Euskadi at 6:35
39 TANNER, David Blanco at 6:40
40 DEMARE, Arnaud** FDJ at 6:43
41 PINEAU, Jérôme Omega Pharma-Quick-Step at 6:51
42 HAYMAN, Mathew Sky Procycling at 6:58
43 AGOSTINI, Stefano** Cannondale at 7:22
44 DELAGE, Mickael FDJ at 7:34
45 IGLINSKY, Maxim Astana at 7:50
46 MOINARD, Amaël BMC at 8:23
47 GRABSCH, Bert Omega Pharma-Quick-Step at 8:45
48 FAVILLI, Elia** Lampre-Merida at 8:53
49 MORI, Manuele Lampre-Merida at 9:11
50 MORABITO, Steve BMC at 9:12
51 ROELANDTS, Jurgen Lotto Belisol at 9:25
52 AGNOLI, Valerio Astana at 9:34
53 CLARKE, Simon ORICA GreenEDGE at 9:35
54 STORTONI, Simone Lampre-Merida at 10:13
55 VON HOFF, Steele Garmin Sharp at 10:19
56 WYSS, Danilo BMC at 10:34
57 BRAVO OIARBIDE, Garikoitz** Euskaltel Euskadi at 10:40
58 MCCARTHY, Jay** Saxo-Tinkoff at 11:14
59 CANUTI, Federico Cannondale at 11:26
60 SUTTON, Christopher Sky Procycling at 11:28
61 VANDBORG, Brian Cannondale at 11:59
62 WELLENS, Tim** Lotto Belisol at 12:01
63 WURF, Cameron Cannondale at 12:25
64 GREIPEL, André Lotto Belisol at 12:34
65 GOSS, Matthew ORICA GreenEDGE at 12:40
66 STANNARD, Ian Sky Procycling at 13:04
67 VOIGT, Jens Radioshack Leopard at 13:14
68 GUTIERREZ, José Ivan Movistar at 13:26
69 STEEGMANS, Gert Omega Pharma-Quick-Step at 13:37
70 HUGUET, Yann Argos-Shimano at 13:41
71 O’GRADY, Stuart ORICA GreenEDGE at 13:51
72 SERGENT, Jesse Radioshack Leopard at 14:22
73 HUPOND, Thierry Argos-Shimano at 14:27
74 HERRADA LOPEZ, José Movistar at 14:29
75 HOWSON, Damien** UNI SA – Australia at 14:43
76 DE KORT, Koen Argos-Shimano at 15:41
77 DE GENDT, Thomas Vacansoleil-DCM at 15:58
78 HUTAROVICH, Yauheni AG2R La Mondiale at 16:06
79 CAPECCHI, Eros Movistar at 17:09
80 WAUTERS, Willem** Vacansoleil-DCM at 17:12
81 CIMOLAI, Davide** Lampre-Merida at 17:17
82 DIDIER, Laurent Radioshack Leopard at 17:50
83 DURBRIDGE, Luke** ORICA GreenEDGE at 17:53
84 LLOYD, Matthew Lampre-Merida at 18:08
85 BOBRIDGE, Jack** Blanco at 18:33
86 GASPAROTTO, Enrico Astana at 18:51
87 CLARKE, William Argos-Shimano at 19:54
88 TIMMER, Albert Argos-Shimano at 20:18
89 MOURIS, Jens ORICA GreenEDGE at 20:25
90 BONNET, William FDJ at 20:35
91 RENSHAW, Mark Blanco at 20:45
92 LODEWYCK, Klaas BMC at 21:26
93 KERBY, Jordon** UNI SA – Australia at 21:30
94 KADRI, Blel AG2R La Mondiale at 22:28
95 JUUL JENSEN, Christopher** Saxo-Tinkoff at 22:45
96 GIACOPPO, Anthony UNI SA – Australia at 23:00
97 FENN, Andrew** Omega Pharma-Quick-Step at 23:11
98 WATSON, Calvin** UNI SA – Australia at 23:27
99 MIYAZAWA, Takashi Saxo-Tinkoff at 23:32
100 MARANGONI, Alan Cannondale at 23:49
101 MANGEL, Laurent FDJ at 24:19
102 RABON, Frantisek Omega Pharma-Quick-Step at 25:26
103 KERN, Julian** AG2R La Mondiale at 26:27
104 FARRAR, Tyler Garmin Sharp at 26:41
105 LOBATO, Juan Jose Euskaltel Euskadi at 26:54
106 ABERASTURI, Jon** Euskaltel Euskadi st
107 SAGAN, Juraj Cannondale at 27:24
108 SIEBERG, Marcel Lotto Belisol at 27:26
109 BROWN, Graeme Blanco at 27:41
110 TJALLINGII, Maarten Blanco at 27:59
111 APPOLLONIO, Davide** AG2R La Mondiale at 28:36
112 BOARO, Manuele Saxo-Tinkoff at 29:24
113 GUARDINI, Andrea** Astana at 29:43
114 KITTEL, Marcel Argos-Shimano st
115 ROWE, Luke** Sky Procycling at 30:54
116 KOHLER, Martin BMC at 32:01
117 EISEL, Bernhard Sky Procycling at 32:48
118 AHLSTRAND, Jonas** Argos-Shimano at 32:52
119 BAGDONAS, Gédiminas AG2R La Mondiale at 33:36
120 MARKUS, Barry** Vacansoleil-DCM at 33:56
121 MARCZYNSKI, Tomasz Vacansoleil-DCM at 34:11
122 van HUMMEL, Kenny Vacansoleil-DCM at 34:59
123 VAN POPPEL, Boy Vacansoleil-DCM at 35:01
124 ASTARLOZA, Mikel Euskaltel Euskadi at 35:03
125 KAISEN, Olivier Lotto Belisol at 35:40
126 FERRARI, Roberto Lampre-Merida at 36:01
127 SCHLECK, Andy Radioshack Leopard at 39:29
128 GUARNIERI, Jacopo Astana at 41:25

Skoda King of the Mountains Overall Classification

1 MORENO BAZAN, Javier Movistar 22
2 BOBRIDGE, Jack** Blanco 20
3 THOMAS, Geraint Sky Procycling 16
4 GERRANS, Simon ORICA GreenEDGE 16
5 CAPECCHI, Eros Movistar 16
6 SLAGTER, Tom Jelte** Blanco 14
7 HERRADA LOPEZ, José Movistar 12
8 HOWSON, Damien** UNI SA – Australia 10
9 KERBY, Jordon** UNI SA – Australia 10
10 BENNETT, George** Radioshack Leopard 8
11 BONNAFOND, Guillaume AG2R La Mondiale 8
12 HERMANS, Ben Radioshack Leopard 6
13 IZAGIRRE, Ion** Euskaltel Euskadi 6
14 GILBERT, Philippe BMC 6
15 ROELANDTS, Jurgen Lotto Belisol 6
16 MACHADO, Tiago Radioshack Leopard 4
17 BAUER, Jack Garmin Sharp 4
18 KASHECHKIN, Andrey Astana 4
19 BRAVO OIARBIDE, Garikoitz** Euskaltel Euskadi 4
20 BROWN, Graeme Blanco 4
21 BOARO, Manuele Saxo-Tinkoff 4
22 KELDERMAN, Wilco** Blanco 2
23 AMADOR, Andrey Movistar 2

Jayco Sprints Overall Classification

1 SLAGTER, Tom Jelte** Blanco 41
2 MORENO BAZAN, Javier Movistar 37
3 PIETROPOLLI, Daniele Lampre-Merida 34
4 GREIPEL, André Lotto Belisol 30
5 THOMAS, Geraint Sky Procycling 29
6 GILBERT, Philippe BMC 28
7 FERRARI, Roberto Lampre-Merida 24
8 PONZI, Simone Astana 23
9 RENSHAW, Mark Blanco 22
10 DEMARE, Arnaud** FDJ 21
11 GERRANS, Simon ORICA GreenEDGE 20
12 CLARKE, William Argos-Shimano 20
13 HERMANS, Ben Radioshack Leopard 19
14 IZAGIRRE, Ion** Euskaltel Euskadi 19
15 KELDERMAN, Wilco** Blanco 18
16 IZAGIRRE, Gorka Euskaltel Euskadi 15
17 GOSS, Matthew ORICA GreenEDGE 14
18 CANTWELL, Jonathan Saxo-Tinkoff 13
19 FENN, Andrew** Omega Pharma-Quick-Step 12
20 MACHADO, Tiago Radioshack Leopard 11
21 VISCONTI, Giovanni Movistar 11
22 VON HOFF, Steele Garmin Sharp 11
23 WELLENS, Tim** Lotto Belisol 11
24 MARKUS, Barry** Vacansoleil-DCM 11
25 KERBY, Jordon** UNI SA – Australia 10
26 KITTEL, Marcel Argos-Shimano 10
27 BAUER, Jack Garmin Sharp 9
28 ROJAS GIL, Jose Joaquin Movistar 9
29 DE GENDT, Thomas Vacansoleil-DCM 8
30 VALLS FERRI, Rafael Vacansoleil-DCM 8
31 BOASSON HAGEN, Edvald Sky Procycling 8
32 van HUMMEL, Kenny Vacansoleil-DCM 8
33 SANTAROMITA, Ivan BMC 7
34 BENNETT, George** Radioshack Leopard 6
35 DEMPSTER, Zakkari UNI SA – Australia 6
36 CLARKE, Simon ORICA GreenEDGE 6
37 HOWSON, Damien** UNI SA – Australia 6
38 LODEWYCK, Klaas BMC 6
39 WATSON, Calvin** UNI SA – Australia 6
40 MARCZYNSKI, Tomasz Vacansoleil-DCM 5
41 BONNAFOND, Guillaume AG2R La Mondiale 5
42 BROWN, Graeme Blanco 4
43 PINEAU, Jérôme Omega Pharma-Quick-Step 3
44 BOARO, Manuele Saxo-Tinkoff 3
45 DE KORT, Koen Argos-Shimano 2
46 MOURIS, Jens ORICA GreenEDGE 2
47 JUUL JENSEN, Christopher** Saxo-Tinkoff 2
48 TJALLINGII, Maarten Blanco 2

 

Cycle Instead Young Rider General Classification
1 SLAGTER, Tom Jelte** Blanco 16:35:33
2 IZAGIRRE, Ion** Euskaltel Euskadi at 0:28
3 KELDERMAN, Wilco** Blanco at 0:32
4 ELISSONDE, Kenny** FDJ at 0:45
5 BENNETT, George** Radioshack Leopard at 0:48
6 PHELAN, Adam** UNI SA – Australia at 2:49
7 MORTON, Lachlan** Garmin Sharp at 4:05
8 DEMARE, Arnaud** FDJ at 6:43
9 AGOSTINI, Stefano** Cannondale at 7:22
10 FAVILLI, Elia** Lampre-Merida at 8:53
11 BRAVO OIARBIDE, Garikoitz** Euskaltel Euskadi at 10:40
12 MCCARTHY, Jay** Saxo-Tinkoff at 11:14
13 WELLENS, Tim** Lotto Belisol at 12:01
14 HOWSON, Damien** UNI SA – Australia at 14:43
15 WAUTERS, Willem** Vacansoleil-DCM at 17:12
16 CIMOLAI, Davide** Lampre-Merida at 17:17
17 DURBRIDGE, Luke** ORICA GreenEDGE at 17:53
18 BOBRIDGE, Jack** Blanco at 18:33
19 KERBY, Jordon** UNI SA – Australia at 21:30
20 JUUL JENSEN, Christopher** Saxo-Tinkoff at 22:45
21 FENN, Andrew** Omega Pharma-Quick-Step at 23:11
22 WATSON, Calvin** UNI SA – Australia at 23:27
23 KERN, Julian** AG2R La Mondiale at 26:27
24 ABERASTURI, Jon** Euskaltel Euskadi at 26:54
25 APPOLLONIO, Davide** AG2R La Mondiale at 28:36
26 GUARDINI, Andrea** Astana at 29:43
27 ROWE, Luke** Sky Procycling at 30:54
28 AHLSTRAND, Jonas** Argos-Shimano at 32:52
29 MARKUS, Barry** Vacansoleil-DCM at 33:56

Hindmarsh Team General Classification
1 Radioshack Leopard 49:48:25
2 Movistar at 1:28
3 Lotto Belisol at 4:24
4 Blanco at 5:42
5 Euskaltel Euskadi at 5:49
6 FDJ at 6:12
7 Garmin Sharp at 6:31
8 Omega Pharma-Quick-Step at 7:43
9 Lampre-Merida at 7:53
10 AG2R La Mondiale at 8:23
11 Sky Procycling at 8:24
12 Saxo-Tinkoff at 9:24
13 Astana at 10:29
14 UNI SA – Australia at 10:44
15 BMC at 11:06
16 Cannondale at 13:03
17 ORICA GreenEDGE at 16:31
18 Argos-Shimano at 22:11
19 Vacansoleil-DCM at 26:35

 

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