Tour of Oman: Sagan Unstoppable

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There’s not much his rivals can do against Peter Sagan when it comes to hilly finishes and for the second day in a row, he was victorious and extended his overall lead

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Stage 3: Nakhal Fort – Wadi Dayqah Dam, 190kms

Like yesterday, the powerful Slovakian flew to victory at the Wadi Dayqah Dam. He managed to beat Van Avermaet and Gallopin to the line. A beautiful blue sky, around 25°C and quite a scenery was on the menu for the start of stage 3 at the Tour of Oman, just in front of the splendid Nakhal Fort. The 142 riders took off at 11:16 for the longest stage of the event: 190kms of rifding all the way to the Wadi Dayqah Dam.

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Photo: Bruno Bade / MascatMunicipality / A.S.O.

After just a kilometre, three men managed to breakaway: Delle Stelle (BAR), Jang (CSS) and Hatanaka (JPN). They were soon to be caught by a fourth rider: the holder of the most aggressive rider jersey, Bobbie Traksel (CSS), already in breakaways on the first two days. Their lead grew from 1’ at km 5 to a maximum 9’10 at the first intermediate sprint (km 37) won by Traksel ahead of Delle Stelle and Jang.

From then on, the Cannondale team of Red Jersey Peter Sagan (CAN) took on the chase. After covering 44.6kms during the first hour of racing, the gap dropped down to 7’30 at km 50. Going up the first climb of the day, at Boucher Alamrat, Delle Stelle took off on his own. The Italian reached the top with a 1’10 lead over Traksel, Jang and Hatanaka, and 2’25 over the pack. On the descent Traksel stopped his effort and was caught by the pack at km 100. Shortly later, Delle Stelle was again joined by his former companions as three men led the stage. At km 109, the leading trio could enjoy a 4’10 advantage.

The second bonus sprint (at km 143.5) was claimed by Delle Stelle ahead of Jang and Hatanaka. Shortly after, Jang was forced to stop with cramps. The Korean was eventually caught by the pack at km 149, leaving two men in the lead. After enjoying a 1’55 lead at km 150, Delle Stelle was the first to be caught by the pack at kilometre 172. It was then Hatanaka’s turn to be gobbled up by the hungry peloton at km 172.

The pack remained bunched for the final showdown. With just 7 kms to go, Lancaster (OGE) tried his luck but after enjoying an 8” lead was caught back by a pack led by teams SKY and Cannondale. Heading up to the finish on the last 800m, Sagan took off. He hung on to the lead all the way to the line, beating Van Avermaet (BMC), Gallopin (RLT) and Contador (TST) by one second.

Sagan keeps his overall leader’s Red Jersey with a 16” lead over Gallopin and 26” over Van Avermaet. Sagan also remains the best young rider and now also leads the Points’ classification. Traksel keeps the Most Aggressive rider’s jersey. “My teammates did a great job of supporting me and this win is the deserved award of their efforts,” said Sagan. “I remembered the last kilometres of the stage and my idea was to attack on the last ascent. What was unknown was what my competitors were thinking. Here at the Tour of Oman there are a lot of champions with different characteristics, each one could anticipate and try to attack. The high race rhythm of the final part of the stage didn’t give any freedom and this helped me. I’m really satisfied with this win, especially the way in which I got it.”

Tomorrow is the fourth stage, or queen stage, at the Tour of Oman, with the summit finish on Green Mountain. “The final ascent is a hard climb. I will wait for attacks from the GC riders, both for the stage win and overall leadership. I know it will be hard to keep the jersey, but above all, it will be a useful test to understand my resistance on these climbs,” said Sagan.

BMC Racing Team’s Greg Van Avermaet was runner-up while teammate and reigning world road champion Philippe Gilbert finished seventh Wednesday on Stage 3 of the Tour of Oman. Van Avermaet’s best placing of the season moved him into third overall, 26 seconds behind Sagan and 10 seconds behind Tony Gallopin (Radioshack-Leopard), who is in second. “Philippe and I both knew that we could ride this final, but I didn’t felt very good and neither did he,” Van Avermaet said. “But we wanted to try and see where we could finish.”

“We were in good position on the beginning of the climb, in the wheel of Sagan and Gallopin. But when Sagan attacked I couldn’t follow him.” Van Avermaet’s result was his best since a runner-up placing at the GP de Wallonie last September. Gilbert said good teamwork came into play on the race’s longest stage after the final rider from an original four-man breakaway was caught 172 kilometers into the 190 km race.

“We did a good race as a team because we were always in the front in the final, especially in the final five kilometers,” Gilbert said. “We didn’t win but we did something good with the team.” On the eve of the queen stage that finishes atop Green Mountain, Gilbert said he is feeling good about his form for the upcoming classics. “I thought it was good because it was about five hours and 20 minutes of racing. Even if it’s not with high level, it was still five hours on the bike and that’s most important,” he said.

Stage 3
1 SAGAN Peter CANNONDALE 5h 06′ 28″
2 VAN AVERMAET Greg BMC RACING TEAM + 00′ 01″
3 GALLOPIN Tony RADIOSHACK LEOPARD + 00′ 01″
4 CONTADOR Alberto TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF + 00′ 01″
5 MARCATO Marco VACANSOLEIL-DCM + 00′ 01″
6 PASQUALON Andrea BARDIANI VALVOLE-CSF INOX + 00′ 04″
7 GILBERT Philippe BMC RACING TEAM + 00′ 04″
8 NOCENTINI Rinaldo AG2R LA MONDIALE + 00′ 04″
9 VELITS Peter OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 00′ 04″
10 BOUHANNI Nacer FDJ + 00′ 04″
11 NIBALI Vincenzo ASTANA PRO TEAM + 00′ 08″
12 VOSS Paul TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 00′ 09″
13 FROOME Christopher SKY PROCYCLING + 00′ 09″
14 HINAULT Sébastien IAM CYCLING + 00′ 09″
15 CANCELLARA Fabian RADIOSHACK LEOPARD + 00′ 09″
16 ELMIGER Martin IAM CYCLING + 00′ 09″
17 FUMEAUX JONATHAN IAM CYCLING + 00′ 09″
18 TSCHOPP Johann IAM CYCLING + 00′ 09″
19 BRESCHEL Matti TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF + 00′ 09″
20 BOUET Maxime AG2R LA MONDIALE + 00′ 09″
21 IMPEY Daryl ORICA GREENEDGE + 00′ 09″
22 ELISSONDE KENNY FDJ + 00′ 09″
23 CANOLA Marco BARDIANI VALVOLE-CSF INOX + 00′ 09″
24 EVANS Cadel BMC RACING TEAM + 00′ 09″
25 GRIVKO Andriy ASTANA PRO TEAM + 00′ 09″
26 MEERSMAN Gianni OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 00′ 09″
27 STYBAR Zdenek OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 00′ 09″
28 POZZOVIVO Domenico AG2R LA MONDIALE + 00′ 16″
29 EIJSSEN Yannick BMC RACING TEAM + 00′ 18″
30 BRUTT Pavel KATUSHA TEAM + 00′ 18″
31 RUIJGH Rob VACANSOLEIL-DCM + 00′ 18″
32 LAGUTIN Sergey VACANSOLEIL-DCM + 00′ 18″
33 SOUPE GEOFFREY FDJ + 00′ 18″
34 COLBRELLI Sonny BARDIANI VALVOLE-CSF INOX + 00′ 18″
35 BUSCHE Matthew RADIOSHACK LEOPARD + 00′ 25″
36 NISHIZONO Ryota CHAMPION SYSTEM + 00′ 25″
37 BEPPU Fumiyuki ORICA GREENEDGE + 00′ 25″
38 JEANNESSON Arnold FDJ + 00′ 25″
39 SANO Junya JAPAN + 00′ 33″
40 VANDENBERGH Stijn OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 00′ 33″
41 VAN KEIRSBULCK Guillaume OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 00′ 33″
42 NISHITANI Taiji JAPAN + 00′ 33″
43 PHINNEY Taylor BMC RACING TEAM + 00′ 33″
44 DEMPSTER Zakkari TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 00′ 33″
45 APPOLLONIO Davide AG2R LA MONDIALE + 00′ 39″
46 BOOKWALTER Brent BMC RACING TEAM + 00′ 39″
47 CUMMINGS Stephen BMC RACING TEAM + 00′ 39″
48 SCHILLINGER Andreas TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 00′ 39″
49 DEGENKOLB John TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO + 00′ 42″
50 FRIEDEMANN Matthias CHAMPION SYSTEM + 00′ 44″
51 FENG Chun Kai CHAMPION SYSTEM + 00′ 44″
52 BANDIERA Marco IAM CYCLING + 00′ 51″
53 KAMYSHEV Arman ASTANA PRO TEAM + 00′ 58″
54 GODDAERT Kristof IAM CYCLING + 00′ 58″
55 HOLLENSTEIN Reto IAM CYCLING + 00′ 58″
56 SCHÄR Michael BMC RACING TEAM + 00′ 58″
57 RODRIGUEZ OLIVER Joaquin KATUSHA TEAM + 00′ 58″
58 TERPSTRA Niki OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 00′ 58″
59 JIAO Pengda CHAMPION SYSTEM + 00′ 58″
60 VAN POPPEL Danny VACANSOLEIL-DCM + 00′ 58″
61 VAN POPPEL Boy VACANSOLEIL-DCM + 00′ 58″
62 LANG Pirmin IAM CYCLING + 00′ 58″
63 SMUKULIS Gatis KATUSHA TEAM + 00′ 58″
64 SUZUKI Yuzuru JAPAN + 00′ 58″
65 KUMP Marko TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF + 00′ 58″
66 SELIG Rüdiger KATUSHA TEAM + 00′ 58″
67 ROLLIN Dominique FDJ + 00′ 58″
68 GRUZDEV Dmitriy ASTANA PRO TEAM + 00′ 58″
69 CHAINEL Steve AG2R LA MONDIALE + 00′ 58″
70 KRISTOFF Alexander KATUSHA TEAM + 00′ 58″
71 MINARD Sébastien AG2R LA MONDIALE + 00′ 58″
72 WETTERHALL Alexander TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 00′ 58″
73 KEUKELEIRE Jens ORICA GREENEDGE + 00′ 58″
74 TRENTIN Matteo OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 00′ 58″
75 XU Gang CHAMPION SYSTEM + 00′ 58″
76 DI CORRADO Andrea BARDIANI VALVOLE-CSF INOX + 01′ 10″
77 BOUCHER David FDJ + 01′ 14″
78 RAST Gregory RADIOSHACK LEOPARD + 01′ 14″
79 POPOVYCH Yaroslav RADIOSHACK LEOPARD + 01′ 14″
80 SABATINI Fabio CANNONDALE + 01′ 14″
81 ROULSTON Hayden RADIOSHACK LEOPARD + 01′ 14″
82 IRIZAR Markel RADIOSHACK LEOPARD + 01′ 14″
83 BAGDONAS Gediminas AG2R LA MONDIALE + 01′ 14″
84 BOZIC Borut ASTANA PRO TEAM + 01′ 18″
85 ISAICHEV Vladimir KATUSHA TEAM + 01′ 24″
86 CATALDO Dario SKY PROCYCLING + 01′ 37″
87 KOREN Kristijan CANNONDALE + 01′ 37″
88 PORTE Richie SKY PROCYCLING + 01′ 37″
89 WIGGINS Bradley SKY PROCYCLING + 01′ 37″
90 MEZGEC Luka TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO + 01′ 37″
91 KUCHYNSKI Aliaksandr KATUSHA TEAM + 01′ 37″
92 DOMBROWSKI Joseph SKY PROCYCLING + 01′ 37″
93 EICHLER Markus TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 01′ 37″
94 FISCHER Murilo Antoniobil FDJ + 01′ 37″
95 HERNANDEZ BLAZQUEZ Jesus TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF + 01′ 37″
96 JARC Blaz TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 01′ 37″
97 BONNET William FDJ + 01′ 37″
98 MOURIS Jens ORICA GREENEDGE + 01′ 37″
99 TOSATTO Matteo TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF + 02′ 23″
100 BOONEN Tom OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 02′ 23″
101 DEVOLDER Stijn RADIOSHACK LEOPARD + 02′ 23″
102 HUFFMAN EVAN ASTANA PRO TEAM + 02′ 23″
103 STAMSNIJDER Tom TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO + 02′ 23″
104 ARNDT Nikias TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO + 02′ 23″
105 BENNATI Daniele TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF + 02′ 23″
106 MURAVYEV Dmitriy ASTANA PRO TEAM + 02′ 23″
107 GOSS Matthew Harley ORICA GREENEDGE + 02′ 27″
108 CURVERS Roy TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO + 02′ 46″
109 LANCASTER Brett Daniel ORICA GREENEDGE + 02′ 48″
110 JORGENSEN Jonas Aaen TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF + 02′ 55″
111 LUND Anders TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF + 02′ 56″
112 SINKELDAM Ramon TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO + 03′ 31″
113 RATTO Daniele CANNONDALE + 03′ 31″
114 GUARNIERI Jacopo ASTANA PRO TEAM + 03′ 31″
115 BODNAR Maciej CANNONDALE + 03′ 39″
116 DE MARCHI Alessandro CANNONDALE + 03′ 39″
117 BRAMMEIER Matt CHAMPION SYSTEM + 03′ 59″
118 FORTIN Filippo BARDIANI VALVOLE-CSF INOX + 04′ 16″
119 COLEDAN Marco BARDIANI VALVOLE-CSF INOX + 04′ 16″
120 VIVIANI Elia CANNONDALE + 04′ 23″
121 KREDER Wesley VACANSOLEIL-DCM + 04′ 23″
122 KNEES Christian SKY PROCYCLING + 05′ 06″
123 BEWLEY Sam ORICA GREENEDGE + 05′ 06″
124 HALLER Marco KATUSHA TEAM + 05′ 06″
125 KENNAUGH Peter SKY PROCYCLING + 05′ 06″
126 KIRYIENKA Vasili SKY PROCYCLING + 05′ 06″
127 UCHIMA Kohei JAPAN + 05′ 06″
128 MORI Kazuhiro JAPAN + 05′ 33″
129 ROWSELL Erick TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 05′ 35″
130 KITTEL Marcel TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO + 06′ 39″
131 VAN HUMMEL Kenny Robert VACANSOLEIL-DCM + 06′ 41″
132 BOIVIN Guillaume CANNONDALE + 06′ 41″
133 IGLINSKIY Valentin AG2R LA MONDIALE + 06′ 41″
134 VEELERS Tom TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO + 06′ 41″
135 COOKE Baden ORICA GREENEDGE + 06′ 41″
136 MOL Wouter VACANSOLEIL-DCM + 06′ 41″
137 KINOSHITA Tomohiro JAPAN + 06′ 41″
138 DELLE STELLE Christian BARDIANI VALVOLE-CSF INOX + 07′ 21″
139 JANG Chan Jae CHAMPION SYSTEM + 07′ 31″
140 TRAKSEL Bobbie CHAMPION SYSTEM + 07′ 58″
141 HATANAKA Yusuke JAPAN + 08′ 20″
142 DOWNING Russell TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 02′ 23″

Overall
1 SAGAN Peter CANNONDALE 12h 59′ 43″
2 GALLOPIN Tony RADIOSHACK LEOPARD + 00′ 16″
3 VAN AVERMAET Greg BMC RACING TEAM + 00′ 26″
4 ELMIGER Martin IAM CYCLING + 00′ 30″
5 BOUHANNI Nacer FDJ + 00′ 31″
6 MARCATO Marco VACANSOLEIL-DCM + 00′ 32″
7 CONTADOR Alberto TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF + 00′ 32″
8 NIBALI Vincenzo ASTANA PRO TEAM + 00′ 33″
9 VELITS Peter OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 00′ 35″
10 PASQUALON Andrea BARDIANI VALVOLE-CSF INOX + 00′ 35″
11 NOCENTINI Rinaldo AG2R LA MONDIALE + 00′ 35″
12 GILBERT Philippe BMC RACING TEAM + 00′ 35″
13 FROOME Christopher SKY PROCYCLING + 00′ 36″
14 STYBAR Zdenek OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 00′ 36″
15 VOSS Paul TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 00′ 40″
16 IMPEY Daryl ORICA GREENEDGE + 00′ 40″
17 CANOLA Marco BARDIANI VALVOLE-CSF INOX + 00′ 40″
18 CANCELLARA Fabian RADIOSHACK LEOPARD + 00′ 40″
19 GRIVKO Andriy ASTANA PRO TEAM + 00′ 40″
20 TSCHOPP Johann IAM CYCLING + 00′ 40″
21 FUMEAUX JONATHAN IAM CYCLING + 00′ 40″
22 BRESCHEL Matti TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF + 00′ 40″
23 MEERSMAN Gianni OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 00′ 40″
24 ELISSONDE KENNY FDJ + 00′ 40″
25 EVANS Cadel BMC RACING TEAM + 00′ 40″
26 BOUET Maxime AG2R LA MONDIALE + 00′ 40″
27 POZZOVIVO Domenico AG2R LA MONDIALE + 00′ 47″
28 LAGUTIN Sergey VACANSOLEIL-DCM + 00′ 49″
29 RUIJGH Rob VACANSOLEIL-DCM + 00′ 49″
30 SOUPE GEOFFREY FDJ + 00′ 49″
31 BRUTT Pavel KATUSHA TEAM + 00′ 49″
32 EIJSSEN Yannick BMC RACING TEAM + 00′ 49″
33 JEANNESSON Arnold FDJ + 00′ 56″
34 BUSCHE Matthew RADIOSHACK LEOPARD + 00′ 56″
35 VANDENBERGH Stijn OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 01′ 04″
36 NISHITANI Taiji JAPAN + 01′ 04″
37 DEMPSTER Zakkari TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 01′ 04″
38 CUMMINGS Stephen BMC RACING TEAM + 01′ 10″
39 BANDIERA Marco IAM CYCLING + 01′ 22″
40 TERPSTRA Niki OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 01′ 29″
41 RODRIGUEZ OLIVER Joaquin KATUSHA TEAM + 01′ 29″
42 PHINNEY Taylor BMC RACING TEAM + 01′ 48″
43 SCHÄR Michael BMC RACING TEAM + 01′ 58″
44 FENG Chun Kai CHAMPION SYSTEM + 01′ 59″
45 ROLLIN Dominique FDJ + 02′ 12″
46 HOLLENSTEIN Reto IAM CYCLING + 02′ 13″
47 DOMBROWSKI Joseph SKY PROCYCLING + 02′ 20″
48 COLBRELLI Sonny BARDIANI VALVOLE-CSF INOX + 02′ 24″
49 SANO Junya JAPAN + 02′ 30″
50 SUZUKI Yuzuru JAPAN + 02′ 31″
51 BOZIC Borut ASTANA PRO TEAM + 02′ 33″
52 NISHIZONO Ryota CHAMPION SYSTEM + 02′ 39″
53 HINAULT Sébastien IAM CYCLING + 02′ 40″
54 HERNANDEZ BLAZQUEZ Jesus TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF + 02′ 44″
55 APPOLLONIO Davide AG2R LA MONDIALE + 02′ 45″
56 BOOKWALTER Brent BMC RACING TEAM + 02′ 46″
57 BEPPU Fumiyuki ORICA GREENEDGE + 02′ 46″
58 SCHILLINGER Andreas TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 02′ 53″
59 VAN POPPEL Boy VACANSOLEIL-DCM + 02′ 55″
60 MEZGEC Luka TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO + 02′ 57″
61 GODDAERT Kristof IAM CYCLING + 03′ 05″
62 KRISTOFF Alexander KATUSHA TEAM + 03′ 05″
63 TRENTIN Matteo OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 03′ 05″
64 KEUKELEIRE Jens ORICA GREENEDGE + 03′ 05″
65 CHAINEL Steve AG2R LA MONDIALE + 03′ 05″
66 XU Gang CHAMPION SYSTEM + 03′ 05″
67 DEGENKOLB John TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO + 03′ 06″
68 LANG Pirmin IAM CYCLING + 03′ 10″
69 MINARD Sébastien AG2R LA MONDIALE + 03′ 10″
70 BAGDONAS Gediminas AG2R LA MONDIALE + 03′ 21″
71 POPOVYCH Yaroslav RADIOSHACK LEOPARD + 03′ 21″
72 DI CORRADO Andrea BARDIANI VALVOLE-CSF INOX + 03′ 22″
73 SELIG Rüdiger KATUSHA TEAM + 03′ 29″
74 SMUKULIS Gatis KATUSHA TEAM + 03′ 29″
75 JIAO Pengda CHAMPION SYSTEM + 03′ 29″
76 WIGGINS Bradley SKY PROCYCLING + 03′ 29″
77 KOREN Kristijan CANNONDALE + 03′ 34″
78 SABATINI Fabio CANNONDALE + 03′ 40″
79 PORTE Richie SKY PROCYCLING + 03′ 42″
80 BONNET William FDJ + 03′ 44″
81 IRIZAR Markel RADIOSHACK LEOPARD + 03′ 45″
82 ROULSTON Hayden RADIOSHACK LEOPARD + 03′ 45″
83 CATALDO Dario SKY PROCYCLING + 03′ 49″
84 ISAICHEV Vladimir KATUSHA TEAM + 03′ 55″
85 RATTO Daniele CANNONDALE + 04′ 02″
86 JARC Blaz TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 04′ 08″
87 EICHLER Markus TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 04′ 08″
88 KUCHYNSKI Aliaksandr KATUSHA TEAM + 04′ 08″
89 BOUCHER David FDJ + 04′ 21″
90 WETTERHALL Alexander TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 04′ 29″
91 BOONEN Tom OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 04′ 30″
92 BENNATI Daniele TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF + 04′ 30″
93 HUFFMAN EVAN ASTANA PRO TEAM + 04′ 30″
94 BODNAR Maciej CANNONDALE + 04′ 34″
95 DEVOLDER Stijn RADIOSHACK LEOPARD + 04′ 54″
96 LANCASTER Brett Daniel ORICA GREENEDGE + 04′ 56″
97 DE MARCHI Alessandro CANNONDALE + 05′ 06″
98 CURVERS Roy TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO + 05′ 42″
99 SINKELDAM Ramon TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO + 06′ 02″
100 DOWNING Russell TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 06′ 15″
101 VAN KEIRSBULCK Guillaume OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 06′ 26″
102 FRIEDEMANN Matthias CHAMPION SYSTEM + 06′ 37″
103 GRUZDEV Dmitriy ASTANA PRO TEAM + 06′ 48″
104 VAN POPPEL Danny VACANSOLEIL-DCM + 06′ 51″
105 KUMP Marko TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF + 06′ 51″
106 VIVIANI Elia CANNONDALE + 06′ 54″
107 RAST Gregory RADIOSHACK LEOPARD + 07′ 07″
108 KAMYSHEV Arman ASTANA PRO TEAM + 07′ 15″
109 KNEES Christian SKY PROCYCLING + 07′ 18″
110 FISCHER Murilo Antoniobil FDJ + 07′ 30″
111 HALLER Marco KATUSHA TEAM + 07′ 37″
112 KENNAUGH Peter SKY PROCYCLING + 07′ 41″
113 BEWLEY Sam ORICA GREENEDGE + 07′ 50″
114 KREDER Wesley VACANSOLEIL-DCM + 07′ 54″
115 ROWSELL Erick TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 08′ 11″
116 ARNDT Nikias TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO + 08′ 16″
117 GOSS Matthew Harley ORICA GREENEDGE + 08′ 20″
118 TOSATTO Matteo TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF + 08′ 40″
119 MOL Wouter VACANSOLEIL-DCM + 08′ 48″
120 JORGENSEN Jonas Aaen TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF + 08′ 48″
121 MURAVYEV Dmitriy ASTANA PRO TEAM + 08′ 54″
122 COOKE Baden ORICA GREENEDGE + 09′ 08″
123 LUND Anders TEAM SAXO-TINKOFF + 09′ 13″
124 MORI Kazuhiro JAPAN + 09′ 16″
125 GUARNIERI Jacopo ASTANA PRO TEAM + 09′ 24″
126 DELLE STELLE Christian BARDIANI VALVOLE-CSF INOX + 09′ 47″
127 BRAMMEIER Matt CHAMPION SYSTEM + 09′ 52″
128 JANG Chan Jae CHAMPION SYSTEM + 09′ 59″
129 FORTIN Filippo BARDIANI VALVOLE-CSF INOX + 10′ 09″
130 COLEDAN Marco BARDIANI VALVOLE-CSF INOX + 10′ 09″
131 KIRYIENKA Vasili SKY PROCYCLING + 10′ 59″
132 MOURIS Jens ORICA GREENEDGE + 11′ 26″
133 UCHIMA Kohei JAPAN + 11′ 44″
134 KITTEL Marcel TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO + 12′ 21″
135 STAMSNIJDER Tom TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO + 12′ 22″
136 VAN HUMMEL Kenny Robert VACANSOLEIL-DCM + 12′ 34″
137 VEELERS Tom TEAM ARGOS-SHIMANO + 12′ 34″
138 IGLINSKIY Valentin AG2R LA MONDIALE + 12′ 34″
139 BOIVIN Guillaume CANNONDALE + 12′ 34″
140 HATANAKA Yusuke JAPAN + 14′ 12″
141 KINOSHITA Tomohiro JAPAN + 14′ 37″
142 TRAKSEL Bobbie CHAMPION SYSTEM + 19′ 58″

 

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