Tour of Oman: Froome wins thrilling finish to stage 5

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Tour de France runner up in 2012, Chris Froome went head to head again with Alberto Contador and came out on top winning the stage and extending his lead overall. Contador was second and Joaquim Rodriguez third.

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Stage 5: Al Alam Palace – Ministry of Housing in Boshar, 144 km

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After possibly the greatest battle the Tour of Oman has ever witnessed, race leader Chris Froome captured his very first stage win, only just beating Alberto Contador to the line. The Kenyan born rider therefore increases his overall leadership with one day to go.

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Photo: Tour of Oman. Froome (left) just outsprints Alberto Contador.

After yesterday’s demanding stage up Green Mountain, it was an early start for the 141 remaining riders of the Tour of Oman for stage 5 of the event. While former race leader and two-time stage winner Peter Sagan was forced to quit due to illness, the peloton took off just after ten o’clock for a 144kms ride to Boshar and the Ministry of Housing.

The race conditions were ideal. Cloud cover created cooler conditions than the preceding days, ideal for a cycle race and the difficult stage it would turn out to be. With Chris Froome leading the Overall standing heading into this fifth day, the British supporters in Muscat began to take to the road. Helen Graham explained “Most of the kids with me are from a British school in Muscat – although not all are British. They’re here to experience cycling. The Olympics has given them all a base of knowledge for sport. They all think it’s brilliant that they can meet Bradley Wiggins and Chris Froome here.”

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Wiggins working for Froome on stage 5. Photo: Bruno Bade / Mascat Municipality / A.S.O.

“It’s inspiring for the younger generation and exciting for the parents, too. We also have two little girls that have been interviewing the riders and all of them have been great with their time. It’s really fantastic that this is on our doorstep” she added.

After a very fast start, nine riders broke away after 11 kilometres: well known ‘cross rider turned roadie, Stybar, Trentin (both OPQ), Van Avermaet (BMC), Irizar (RLT), Hernandez (TST), Grivko (AST), Kuchynski (KAT), Minard (ALM) and Schillinger (TNE). At km 20, they enjoyed a 1’35 lead that grew to 2’45 at the first intermediate sprint (km 60.4), won by Stybar ahead of Minard and Kuchynski.

First at the top of the first climb of the day at Boucher Alamrat (km 102) was Hernandez in front of Stybar and Schillinger while the peloton remained 2’35 adrift. On the second climb of the hill, the real battle between the favourites started. Again Hernandez was first to the top (km 116.5) in front of Stybar and Van Avermaet with a slim 15” lead over Contador (TST) and 18” over Froome (SKY).

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Photo: Bruno Bade / Mascat Municipality / A.S.O.

All the breakaway riders were finally caught at km 120. On the third and final climb, Contador continued attacking, never quite getting rid of Froome, while Green Jersey Gallopin (RLT) and Wiggins (SKY) were dropped well behind. Three men managed to breakaway: Contador, Rodriguez and Froome reaching the top in that order.

Their gap grew on their final descent heading back towards Muscat over a group of seven riders including Cadel Evans. With three kilometres left, the front three had a 20” lead over the Evans group and the stage win finally came down to a three-man sprint won by Froome, in front of Contador and Rodriguez. Evans crossed the finish line just 4” adrift.

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The leaders speed towards the finish where Froome won the stage. Photo: Bruno Bade / Mascat Municipality / A.S.O.

In the new overall standings, with one stage to go, Froome now has a 27” lead over Contador and 39” over Evans. Tomorrow’s sixth and final stage will will witness the race finale on the Matrah Corniche. Starting at Hawit Nagam Park in Quryat, at 1140 am the peleton will have one modest climb at Al Mishaf before heading back into town for a three lap circuit of the Corniche.

After the stage Chris Froome talked about his day on the team website and how it was teamwork which set up the victory. “After yesterday, I didn’t have much time to play with but the team controlled the race from the start and got on the front with Christian Knees and Joe Dombrowski. This is Joe’s first race as a professional so he did an outstanding job to get to the first mountain pass having worked on the front and also to take us over that climb.

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Photo: Copyright: Bruno Bade / Mascat Municipality / A.S.O.

“The team tried to keep things together as well as they could and coming towards the final two climbs Saxo Bank and our rivals lit up the race and made it very hard. That left me isolated with Richie Porte to look after me. He did a fantastic job, taking me up to the final climb where I was able to cover the moves from Contador.”

“It was a really exciting finish coming down to a sprint between me, Alberto and Rodriguez. Luckily I just managed to get the better of them on the line.” With one final stage remaining in the race Froome is hopeful that the carrot of a bunch finish will entice other teams into helping control the race. “Tomorrow, hopefully the sprinters’ teams will take advantage of the flatter profile and it should end in a sprint if all goes to plan. I’ve extended my lead to 27 seconds so it puts us in a good place going into tomorrow’s stage.”

Cadel Evans (BMC) dropped from 2nd to 3rd on GC and said afterwards “For Alberto to overtake me on the general classification, he had to work his team a lot,” Evans said. “His team worked well, and, in the end, it succeeded for them. I consolidated my losses and tried to play it in the final.”

“I expected the group to come back in the end, but they didn’t come back.” Evan’s teammate Van Avermaet spent the day out front saying “It was a good day for me, especially being in the breakaway was a good training for the upcoming Belgian races. We did good work for Cadel and it was also good for myself. Only when Contador attacked was it too hard for me. We are riding for the team classification and that motivates me.”

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Photo: Bruno Bade / Mascat Municipality / A.S.O. Saxobank light it up on the climb to get rid of some riders in the peloton.

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Contador attacks with Evans to join a teammate of Contador’s. Photo: Bruno Bade / Mascat Municipality / A.S.O.

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Contador on the attack again, this time with Nibali of Astana. Photo: Bruno Bade / Mascat Municipality / A.S.O.

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The break led by Quickstep. Photo: Bruno Bade / Mascat Municipality / A.S.O.

 

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The Sky team hard at work. Photo: Bruno Bade / Mascat Municipality / A.S.O.

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The break  the only colour in a barren landscape. Photo: Bruno Bade / Mascat Municipality / A.S.O.

Stage 5

1 Froome Christopher Sky Procycling 3h 29′ 19″
2 Contador Alberto Team Saxo-Tinkoff + 00′ 00″
3 Rodriguez Oliver Joaquin Katusha Team + 00′ 00″
4 Impey Daryl Orica Greenedge + 00′ 04″
5 Stybar Zdenek Omega Pharma-Quick Step + 00′ 04″
6 Nocentini Rinaldo Ag2r La Mondiale + 00′ 04″
7 Tschopp Johann Iam Cycling + 00′ 04″
8 Evans Cadel Bmc Racing Team + 00′ 04″
9 Hernandez Blazquez Jesus Team Saxo-Tinkoff + 00′ 04″
10 Pozzovivo Domenico Ag2r La Mondiale + 00′ 08″
11 Soupe Geoffrey Fdj + 00′ 34″
12 Breschel Matti Team Saxo-Tinkoff + 00′ 34″
13 Ratto Daniele Cannondale + 00′ 34″
14 Gilbert Philippe Bmc Racing Team + 00′ 34″
15 Eijssen Yannick Bmc Racing Team + 00′ 34″
16 Marcato Marco Vacansoleil-Dcm + 00′ 34″
17 Voss Paul Team Netapp-Endura + 00′ 34″
18 Bouet Maxime Ag2r La Mondiale + 00′ 34″
19 Elmiger Martin Iam Cycling + 00′ 34″
20 Velits Peter Omega Pharma-Quick Step + 00′ 34″
21 Elissonde Kenny Fdj + 00′ 34″
22 Gallopin Tony Radioshack Leopard + 00′ 34″
23 Busche Matthew Radioshack Leopard + 00′ 34″
24 Trentin Matteo Omega Pharma-Quick Step + 00′ 34″
25 Hollenstein Reto Iam Cycling + 00′ 34″
26 Bodnar Maciej Cannondale + 00′ 34″
27 Grivko Andriy Astana Pro Team + 00′ 34″
28 Porte Richie Sky Procycling + 00′ 34″
29 Nibali Vincenzo Astana Pro Team + 00′ 34″
30 Cummings Stephen Bmc Racing Team + 00′ 34″
31 De Marchi Alessandro Cannondale + 00′ 34″
32 Schär Michael Bmc Racing Team + 00′ 34″
33 Van Avermaet Greg Bmc Racing Team + 00′ 34″
34 Van Keirsbulck Guillaume Omega Pharma-Quick Step + 01′ 51″
35 Meersman Gianni Omega Pharma-Quick Step + 01′ 51″
36 Pasqualon Andrea Bardiani Valvole-Csf Inox + 01′ 51″
37 Arndt Nikias Team Argos-Shimano + 01′ 51″
38 Jeannesson Arnold Fdj + 01′ 51″
39 Schillinger Andreas Team Netapp-Endura + 01′ 51″
40 Vandenbergh Stijn Omega Pharma-Quick Step + 01′ 51″
41 Canola Marco Bardiani Valvole-Csf Inox + 01′ 51″
42 Nishitani Taiji Japan + 01′ 51″
43 Bandiera Marco Iam Cycling + 01′ 51″
44 Bookwalter Brent Bmc Racing Team + 01′ 51″
45 Nishizono Ryota Champion System + 01′ 51″
46 Irizar Markel Radioshack Leopard + 01′ 51″
47 Feng Chun Kai Champion System + 01′ 51″
48 Keukeleire Jens Orica Greenedge + 01′ 51″
49 Mezgec Luka Team Argos-Shimano + 01′ 51″
50 Brutt Pavel Katusha Team + 01′ 51″
51 Ruijgh Rob Vacansoleil-Dcm + 01′ 51″
52 Kennaugh Peter Sky Procycling + 01′ 51″
53 Cataldo Dario Sky Procycling + 01′ 51″
54 Lagutin Sergey Vacansoleil-Dcm + 01′ 51″
55 Colbrelli Sonny Bardiani Valvole-Csf Inox + 04′ 45″
56 Lancaster Brett Daniel Orica Greenedge + 04′ 45″
57 Koren Kristijan Cannondale + 04′ 45″
58 Terpstra Niki Omega Pharma-Quick Step + 04′ 45″
59 Bozic Borut Astana Pro Team + 04′ 45″
60 Curvers Roy Team Argos-Shimano + 08′ 07″
61 Degenkolb John Team Argos-Shimano + 08′ 07″
62 Van Poppel Boy Vacansoleil-Dcm + 08′ 07″
63 Dombrowski Joseph Sky Procycling + 08′ 07″
64 Goddaert Kristof Iam Cycling + 08′ 07″
65 Minard Sébastien Ag2r La Mondiale + 08′ 07″
66 Hinault Sébastien Iam Cycling + 08′ 07″
67 Rast Gregory Radioshack Leopard + 08′ 07″
68 Beppu Fumiyuki Orica Greenedge + 08′ 07″
69 Roulston Hayden Radioshack Leopard + 08′ 07″
70 Cancellara Fabian Radioshack Leopard + 08′ 07″
71 Kuchynski Aliaksandr Katusha Team + 08′ 07″
72 Popovych Yaroslav Radioshack Leopard + 08′ 07″
73 Lund Anders Team Saxo-Tinkoff + 08′ 07″
74 Tosatto Matteo Team Saxo-Tinkoff + 08′ 07″
75 Wiggins Bradley Sky Procycling + 08′ 07″
76 Fumeaux Jonathan Iam Cycling + 08′ 07″
77 Phinney Taylor Bmc Racing Team + 12′ 48″
78 Smukulis Gatis Katusha Team + 12′ 48″
79 Sinkeldam Ramon Team Argos-Shimano + 12′ 48″
80 Veelers Tom Team Argos-Shimano + 12′ 48″
81 Boucher David Fdj + 12′ 48″
82 Gruzdev Dmitriy Astana Pro Team + 12′ 48″
83 Bewley Sam Orica Greenedge + 12′ 48″
84 Chainel Steve Ag2r La Mondiale + 12′ 48″
85 Bonnet William Fdj + 12′ 48″
86 Bouhanni Nacer Fdj + 12′ 48″
87 Viviani Elia Cannondale + 12′ 48″
88 Sabatini Fabio Cannondale + 12′ 48″
89 Fischer Murilo Antoniobil Fdj + 12′ 48″
90 Guarnieri Jacopo Astana Pro Team + 12′ 48″
91 Huffman Evan Astana Pro Team + 12′ 48″
92 Kump Marko Team Saxo-Tinkoff + 12′ 48″
93 Kamyshev Arman Astana Pro Team + 12′ 48″
94 Knees Christian Sky Procycling + 12′ 48″
95 Kittel Marcel Team Argos-Shimano + 12′ 48″
96 Wetterhall Alexander Team Netapp-Endura + 12′ 48″
97 Stamsnijder Tom Team Argos-Shimano + 12′ 48″
98 Mol Wouter Vacansoleil-Dcm + 12′ 48″
99 Iglinskiy Valentin Ag2r La Mondiale + 12′ 48″
100 Cooke Baden Orica Greenedge + 12′ 48″
101 Devolder Stijn Radioshack Leopard + 12′ 48″
102 Kiryienka Vasili Sky Procycling + 12′ 48″
103 Muravyev Dmitriy Astana Pro Team + 12′ 48″
104 Suzuki Yuzuru Japan + 12′ 48″
105 Di Corrado Andrea Bardiani Valvole-Csf Inox + 12′ 48″
106 Coledan Marco Bardiani Valvole-Csf Inox + 12′ 48″
107 Delle Stelle Christian Bardiani Valvole-Csf Inox + 12′ 48″
108 Brammeier Matt Champion System + 12′ 48″
109 Bagdonas Gediminas Ag2r La Mondiale + 12′ 48″
110 Boonen Tom Omega Pharma-Quick Step + 12′ 48″
111 Goss Matthew Harley Orica Greenedge + 12′ 48″
112 Jarc Blaz Team Netapp-Endura + 12′ 48″
113 Kristoff Alexander Katusha Team + 12′ 48″
114 Uchima Kohei Japan + 12′ 48″
115 Lang Pirmin Iam Cycling + 12′ 48″
116 Rowsell Erick Team Netapp-Endura + 12′ 48″
117 Mouris Jens Orica Greenedge + 12′ 48″
118 Kreder Wesley Vacansoleil-Dcm + 12′ 48″
119 Dempster Zakkari Team Netapp-Endura + 12′ 48″
120 Downing Russell Team Netapp-Endura + 12′ 48″
121 Bennati Daniele Team Saxo-Tinkoff + 12′ 48″
122 Fortin Filippo Bardiani Valvole-Csf Inox + 12′ 48″
123 Friedemann Matthias Champion System + 13′ 23″
124 Selig Rüdiger Katusha Team + 13′ 23″
125 Van Hummel Kenny Robert Vacansoleil-Dcm + 13′ 23″
126 Isaichev Vladimir Katusha Team + 13′ 23″
127 Haller Marco Katusha Team + 13′ 23″
128 Jang Chan Jae Champion System + 13′ 23″
129 Xu Gang Champion System + 13′ 23″
130 Traksel Bobbie Champion System + 13′ 23″
131 Eichler Markus Team Netapp-Endura + 13′ 23″
132 Van Poppel Danny Vacansoleil-Dcm + 13′ 23″
133 Jorgensen Jonas Aaen Team Saxo-Tinkoff + 13′ 23″
134 Mori Kazuhiro Japan + 13′ 23″
135 Kinoshita Tomohiro Japan + 13′ 23″
136 Sano Junya Japan + 13′ 23″
137 Appollonio Davide Ag2r La Mondiale + 13′ 23″
138 Jiao Pengda Champion System + 19′ 06″
139 Hatanaka Yusuke Japan + 20′ 55″

Overall
1 Froome Christopher Sky Procycling 20h 04′ 13″
2 Contador Alberto Team Saxo-Tinkoff + 00′ 27″
3 Evans Cadel Bmc Racing Team + 00′ 39″
4 Rodriguez Oliver Joaquin Katusha Team + 00′ 50″
5 Nocentini Rinaldo Ag2r La Mondiale + 01′ 13″
6 Tschopp Johann Iam Cycling + 01′ 13″
7 Nibali Vincenzo Astana Pro Team + 01′ 19″
8 Elissonde Kenny Fdj + 01′ 34″
9 Pozzovivo Domenico Ag2r La Mondiale + 01′ 44″
10 Bouet Maxime Ag2r La Mondiale + 02′ 00″
11 Impey Daryl Orica Greenedge + 02′ 01″
12 Stybar Zdenek Omega Pharma-Quick Step + 02′ 08″
13 Eijssen Yannick Bmc Racing Team + 02′ 09″
14 Voss Paul Team Netapp-Endura + 02′ 21″
15 Elmiger Martin Iam Cycling + 02′ 35″
16 Cummings Stephen Bmc Racing Team + 02′ 39″
17 Busche Matthew Radioshack Leopard + 02′ 47″
18 Soupe Geoffrey Fdj + 02′ 52″
19 Grivko Andriy Astana Pro Team + 03′ 00″
20 Velits Peter Omega Pharma-Quick Step + 03′ 02″
21 Gilbert Philippe Bmc Racing Team + 03′ 04″
22 Jeannesson Arnold Fdj + 03′ 25″
23 Gallopin Tony Radioshack Leopard + 03′ 38″
24 Schär Michael Bmc Racing Team + 04′ 03″
25 Canola Marco Bardiani Valvole-Csf Inox + 04′ 20″
26 Lagutin Sergey Vacansoleil-Dcm + 04′ 35″
27 Pasqualon Andrea Bardiani Valvole-Csf Inox + 04′ 52″
28 Van Avermaet Greg Bmc Racing Team + 04′ 54″
29 Ruijgh Rob Vacansoleil-Dcm + 05′ 10″
30 Marcato Marco Vacansoleil-Dcm + 05′ 43″
31 Brutt Pavel Katusha Team + 05′ 59″
32 Feng Chun Kai Champion System + 06′ 08″
33 Nishitani Taiji Japan + 06′ 20″
34 Breschel Matti Team Saxo-Tinkoff + 06′ 57″
35 Hollenstein Reto Iam Cycling + 07′ 11″
36 Hernandez Blazquez Jesus Team Saxo-Tinkoff + 07′ 46″
37 Nishizono Ryota Champion System + 07′ 55″
38 Porte Richie Sky Procycling + 09′ 14″
39 Meersman Gianni Omega Pharma-Quick Step + 09′ 18″
40 Keukeleire Jens Orica Greenedge + 09′ 57″
41 Cataldo Dario Sky Procycling + 10′ 17″
42 Cancellara Fabian Radioshack Leopard + 11′ 08″
43 Fumeaux Jonathan Iam Cycling + 11′ 23″
44 Irizar Markel Radioshack Leopard + 11′ 26″
45 Ratto Daniele Cannondale + 11′ 46″
46 Vandenbergh Stijn Omega Pharma-Quick Step + 11′ 54″
47 Trentin Matteo Omega Pharma-Quick Step + 11′ 54″
48 De Marchi Alessandro Cannondale + 12′ 09″
49 Bookwalter Brent Bmc Racing Team + 12′ 13″
50 Schillinger Andreas Team Netapp-Endura + 13′ 14″
51 Colbrelli Sonny Bardiani Valvole-Csf Inox + 13′ 16″
52 Mezgec Luka Team Argos-Shimano + 13′ 27″
53 Bandiera Marco Iam Cycling + 14′ 02″
54 Bodnar Maciej Cannondale + 14′ 07″
55 Roulston Hayden Radioshack Leopard + 14′ 55″
56 Van Keirsbulck Guillaume Omega Pharma-Quick Step + 15′ 04″
57 Bozic Borut Astana Pro Team + 15′ 57″
58 Beppu Fumiyuki Orica Greenedge + 16′ 03″
59 Kuchynski Aliaksandr Katusha Team + 16′ 19″
60 Dombrowski Joseph Sky Procycling + 16′ 27″
61 Popovych Yaroslav Radioshack Leopard + 16′ 34″
62 Koren Kristijan Cannondale + 16′ 34″
63 Lancaster Brett Daniel Orica Greenedge + 16′ 39″
64 Goddaert Kristof Iam Cycling + 16′ 45″
65 Van Poppel Boy Vacansoleil-Dcm + 17′ 13″
66 Terpstra Niki Omega Pharma-Quick Step + 17′ 48″
67 Hinault Sébastien Iam Cycling + 18′ 18″
68 Wiggins Bradley Sky Procycling + 18′ 46″
69 Arndt Nikias Team Argos-Shimano + 18′ 46″
70 Kennaugh Peter Sky Procycling + 19′ 02″
71 Degenkolb John Team Argos-Shimano + 19′ 28″
72 Minard Sébastien Ag2r La Mondiale + 19′ 30″
73 Phinney Taylor Bmc Racing Team + 19′ 34″
74 Suzuki Yuzuru Japan + 20′ 20″
75 Sano Junya Japan + 20′ 30″
76 Curvers Roy Team Argos-Shimano + 21′ 17″
77 Dempster Zakkari Team Netapp-Endura + 22′ 07″
78 Rast Gregory Radioshack Leopard + 23′ 59″
79 Di Corrado Andrea Bardiani Valvole-Csf Inox + 24′ 03″
80 Chainel Steve Ag2r La Mondiale + 24′ 08″
81 Kristoff Alexander Katusha Team + 24′ 19″
82 Lang Pirmin Iam Cycling + 24′ 31″
83 Boucher David Fdj + 24′ 40″
84 Smukulis Gatis Katusha Team + 24′ 49″
85 Xu Gang Champion System + 24′ 58″
86 Sabatini Fabio Cannondale + 25′ 01″
87 Fischer Murilo Antoniobil Fdj + 25′ 29″
88 Wetterhall Alexander Team Netapp-Endura + 25′ 32″
89 Isaichev Vladimir Katusha Team + 25′ 44″
90 Bonnet William Fdj + 25′ 46″
91 Boonen Tom Omega Pharma-Quick Step + 26′ 17″
92 Jiao Pengda Champion System + 26′ 26″
93 Bewley Sam Orica Greenedge + 26′ 49″
94 Sinkeldam Ramon Team Argos-Shimano + 27′ 05″
95 Bouhanni Nacer Fdj + 27′ 18″
96 Downing Russell Team Netapp-Endura + 27′ 18″
97 Bagdonas Gediminas Ag2r La Mondiale + 27′ 22″
98 Eichler Markus Team Netapp-Endura + 27′ 33″
99 Tosatto Matteo Team Saxo-Tinkoff + 27′ 36″
100 Devolder Stijn Radioshack Leopard + 27′ 44″
101 Gruzdev Dmitriy Astana Pro Team + 27′ 51″
102 Muravyev Dmitriy Astana Pro Team + 28′ 07″
103 Rowsell Erick Team Netapp-Endura + 28′ 09″
104 Kamyshev Arman Astana Pro Team + 28′ 18″
105 Knees Christian Sky Procycling + 28′ 32″
106 Viviani Elia Cannondale + 28′ 41″
107 Kreder Wesley Vacansoleil-Dcm + 28′ 57″
108 Appollonio Davide Ag2r La Mondiale + 29′ 04″
109 Van Poppel Danny Vacansoleil-Dcm + 29′ 28″
110 Selig Rüdiger Katusha Team + 29′ 36″
111 Jarc Blaz Team Netapp-Endura + 30′ 06″
112 Mol Wouter Vacansoleil-Dcm + 30′ 09″
113 Cooke Baden Orica Greenedge + 30′ 11″
114 Bennati Daniele Team Saxo-Tinkoff + 30′ 28″
115 Huffman Evan Astana Pro Team + 30′ 28″
116 Lund Anders Team Saxo-Tinkoff + 30′ 30″
117 Stamsnijder Tom Team Argos-Shimano + 30′ 54″
118 Brammeier Matt Champion System + 31′ 25″
119 Mouris Jens Orica Greenedge + 32′ 23″
120 Kump Marko Team Saxo-Tinkoff + 32′ 49″
121 Goss Matthew Harley Orica Greenedge + 33′ 28″
122 Mori Kazuhiro Japan + 33′ 28″
123 Iglinskiy Valentin Ag2r La Mondiale + 33′ 37″
124 Kittel Marcel Team Argos-Shimano + 33′ 55″
125 Haller Marco Katusha Team + 34′ 10″
126 Veelers Tom Team Argos-Shimano + 34′ 39″
127 Friedemann Matthias Champion System + 34′ 42″
128 Guarnieri Jacopo Astana Pro Team + 35′ 12″
129 Jorgensen Jonas Aaen Team Saxo-Tinkoff + 35′ 21″
130 Uchima Kohei Japan + 35′ 21″
131 Jang Chan Jae Champion System + 35′ 42″
132 Delle Stelle Christian Bardiani Valvole-Csf Inox + 35′ 45″
133 Coledan Marco Bardiani Valvole-Csf Inox + 35′ 47″
134 Fortin Filippo Bardiani Valvole-Csf Inox + 35′ 49″
135 Kiryienka Vasili Sky Procycling + 36′ 46″
136 Van Hummel Kenny Robert Vacansoleil-Dcm + 37′ 31″
137 Kinoshita Tomohiro Japan + 41′ 10″
138 Traksel Bobbie Champion System + 42′ 30″
139 Hatanaka Yusuke Japan + 48′ 17″

 

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