Giro – Wellens wins Sixth Stage

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Belgian Tim Wellens (Lotto Soudal) won Stage 6 of the 99th Giro d’Italia from Jakob Fuglsang and Ilnur Zakarin whilst Tom Dumoulin remains the race leader.

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Giro – Wellens wins Sixth Stage

Belgian Tim Wellens (Lotto Soudal) won Stage 6 of the 99th Giro d’Italia from Jakob Fuglsang and Ilnur Zakarin whilst Tom Dumoulin remains the race leader.

Orica GreenEdge Team report of the stage
The first mountain stage of the 2016 Giro d’Italia got underway in Ponte on a windy and slightly wet Italian lunchtime with the riders setting off straight into a headwind.

The initial climbs of the day came early with the Bocca della Selva the first major test of the race so far arriving after 40kilometres.

An attack involving five riders attempted to breakaway very early in the stage but the move didn’t gain any ground. The peloton split and reformed numerous times over the first 20kilometres before three riders managed to break clear and form a developing lead of three minutes after 30kilometres of racing.

The trio of leaders extended their advantage to nearly seven minutes by the time the field hit the Bocca della Selva and began the 18kilometre climb. Giant-Alpecin were on the front of the peloton looking to control events for race leader Tom Dumoulin.

 

On the long descent of the della Selva climb the peloton reduced the gap to the three leaders by a few minutes with Movistar taking over at the front of the bunch and the rain now fell heavily.

Less than 85kilometres remained and with more serious climbing to come the advantage of the front three stood at a shade over one minute.

Eugert Zhupa (Willer-Southeast) and Alessandro Bisolti (Nippo-Vini-fantini) were the two survivors of the breakaway at the front of the race with a stuttering lead of 50seconds over the fast approaching peloton. The duo managed to push their advantage back out to over three minutes as the race passed through the feedzone with 74kilometres to go.

The situation was always going to change approaching the final climbs of the stage with the last 30kilometres basically all uphill towards the finish in the area of Rocaraso.

A counter attack group of three riders, led by Wellens, split from the main bunch and began to chase down the two leaders. The gap back to the pink jersey group of Dumoulin was up to four minutes from the leaders and two minutes to the Wellens group.

With 60kilometres to go the two front groups merged giving the now five leaders an advantage of five and a half minutes on the peloton. Thirty kilometres later and the quintet at the front had over eight minutes on the bunch with Svein Tuft and Sam Bewley of ORICA-GreenEDGE leading the chase at the head of the peloton.

On the final climb of the day, with 15kilometres to go until the finish, the now four leaders had six minutes over the peloton when Laurent Didier (Trek-Segafredo) attacked from the front followed by Wellens.

Wellens dropped Didier with ten kilometres to go and pushed on up the road alone towards the summit. Jakob Fugslang (Astana) broke clear of the bunch and immediately gained an advantage of 30-40seconds as the reduced peloton began to split apart.

The favourites were all climbing together going into the last few kilometres when Vincenzo Nibali (Astana) made a tactically strange attack which only succeeded in increasing the pace of the riders around him.

Dumoulin gave chase behind Fugslang and caught the Dane with less than two kilometres to go. Wellens was now clear on the finishing straight and crossed the line over a minute ahead of the field to take the stage win as the group of favourites continued the pursuit behind Dumoulin and Fugslang.

Chaves accelerated away from the final selection of riders in the last 500metres and gained a few valuable seconds to finish seventh on the day and move up to eighth on the overall general classification. Dumoulin retains the pink leader’s jersey going into stage seven.

Tomorrow’s stage seven covers 211kilometres from Sulmona to Foligno. It’s another lumpy stage with two categorised climbs before a slight descent to the flat finish. Predictions say it should be a day for the sprinters with a relatively straightforward and uncomplicated finish.… continued after advert

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JERSEYS
Maglia Rosa (pink), General Classification, Tom Dumoulin (Team Giant – Alpecin)
Maglia Rossa (red), Sprint Classification, Marcel Kittel (Etixx – Quick-Step)
Maglia Azzurra (blue), Mountains Classification, Banca Mediolanum – Damiano Cunego (Nippo – Vini Fantini)
Maglia Bianca (white), Young Rider Classification, Bob Jungels (Etixx – Quick-Step)

Reactions

Tim Wellens: “I have Pim Ligthart to thank. It was his idea to go away together at that point in the race. Then we bridged the gap to the leaders. I had good feelings today so I could maintain a good pace alone at the front on the final climb. I’m enormously happy with this victory. It’s a little bit of a surprise. I’m happy that no team rode behind us”.

Tom Dumoulin said: “I felt actually quite good today much better than I expected. Especially on the last climb, I had some good legs. I coached Tobias and Georg to set the pace up the first part of the ascent and then the other teams took over. When Nibali attacked and Sky brought him back I saw an opportunity to attack and I went for it. I just trusted my instinct on that moment.

 

“I could understand that the other guys didn’t want to cooperate with me in the chasing group and I would have done the same. In the end, it cost me a little bit of time, but overall it was a good day. It is a bit unexpected to extend my lead, but I am very happy with the performance.

“I think it’s instinct but I cannot really explain this feeling. When an animal has an instinct, he just does it. I guess that’s the same here. As I said yesterday, if I had good legs and see an opportunity, I will go for it. It might cost me in the last week but the seconds I have taken now, I can also maybe use them in the final week.

“I always said that I hadn’t prepared for the high mountains and for the overall classification but I surprised myself today, I didn’t think I would be this good. Of course, when I did my preparations for the Giro I worked hard, but only at home, without any altitude training. I didn’t think it would be good enough but apparently it has been until now. We have to see how long it last.

“I’m definitely more confident than last year in the Vuelta. I understand what are the advantages and disadvantages of having the leader’s jersey. I’m enjoying it more than last year because I’m more confident, more relaxed, and I know better how to direct the team in the direction I like during the races.

“Concerning the time trial on Sunday, it will be very difficult I think to get enough time in Chianti to defend all the way to Turin. I’ll go full gas like I always do and we’ll see. Anyway, I don’t have the pressure to ride on the podium until Turin. I’m just here to enjoy myself. As long as I have the jersey, I’ll try to defend it and also take opportunities to take time.”

Jakob Fuglsang: “I was pushing hard while I was climbing to the finish line – said Jakob Fuglsang – I knew I feel good and I’m very happy with my second place overall.”

“The tactic was to attack the steepest part of the climb to make selection – has continued the Danish rider- and the team worked hard and well promoting my solo run”.

“I came out well from the Giro del Trentino where I finished third in the GC and today I gained a few seconds on my direct rivals ranking. Now I just need to recover and the stage tomorrow to spend as little as possible. ”

Ilnur Zakarin: “The stage was hard, but the team supported me so well. At the beginning of the final climb I did not feel so good. There was a strong wind over there, but Pavel Kochetkov provided me precaucious help. Pavel protected me from the wind. Later on I started to feel better. In the last few kilomters there was a head wind. Nibali was the first to attack. When I saw Dumoulin and Pozzovivo counterattacking, I decided to follow their moves. In the final I did my best to finish as high as possible”

Alejandro Valverde: “It was a day of contrasts. We had some heat, some cold, rain, even colder conditions into the descent of Bocca della Selva… we got to the front to avoid any crashes, but when you’re leading the pack into such a tricky situation, with those wet roads, it’s inevitable that the peloton splits and some people are left further behind.”

“It wasn’a move to get people caught out of balance, but just a way of keeping ourselves safe. The stage got ‘ironically’ decided after that downhill: when Wellens and Ligthart attacked with Didier, everyone in the peloton pretty much agreed it had no sense to keep them on a leash, considering they were way back in the GC, so the stage-winning chances for the peloton ended there.

“In the finale, my body felt a little bit strange. It’s not that I was doing bad into the climb, but I wasn’t going as good as I’d have really liked. All in all, our deficit to Dumoulin across the line wasn’t so significant, and we put some terrain into Landa and Nibali. I’m happy with the day’s result. Dumoulin saying he wasn’t coming for the GC? We all knew those quotes were only a means to distract the enemy. We’re all sufficiently professional and we know how he’s doing and what he’s worth . He’s doing great and he remains a rival to take pretty much into account.”

Bob Jungels: “It’s been a really hard day. I was quite ok with the rain in the beginning, only thing that I found awkward was the super strong rhythm the bunch had on the first ascent. Then, because of the rain and the fog, it became very dangerous on the downhill, but I overcame also that hurdle.”

“In the last 20 kilometers, we hit the climb at a very fast pace and I felt that I wasn’t having my best day, the cold being the reason behind this. The result I got is a pretty good one and I am satisfied with it. I gained some time on the other riders in the white jersey rankings and also kept my place in the top 5 of the general classification. Now the next goal is to do a good time trial on Saturday”, said Bob, who’s riding only his third Grand Tour.

STAGE 6
1 WELLENS Tim LOTTO SOUDAL 4h 40’ 05”
2 FUGLSANG Jakob ASTANA PRO TEAM 0’ 06” 01’ 19”
3 ZAKARIN Ilnur TEAM KATUSHA 0’ 04” 01’ 19”
4 DUMOULIN Tom TEAM GIANT – ALPECIN 01’ 22”
5 SIUTSOU Kanstantsin TEAM DIMENSION DATA 01’ 24”
6 POZZOVIVO Domenico AG2R LA MONDIALE 01’ 24”
7 CHAVES Esteban ORICA GREENEDGE 01’ 29”
8 URAN URAN Rigoberto CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING TEAM 01’ 33”
9 MAJKA Rafal TINKOFF 01’ 33”
10 VALVERDE Alejandro MOVISTAR TEAM 01’ 36”
11 KRUIJSWIJK Steven TEAM LOTTO NL – JUMBO 01’ 36”
12 FIRSANOV Sergey GAZPROM – RUSVELO 01’ 39”
13 JUNGELS Bob ETIXX – QUICK-STEP 01’ 41”
14 LANDA Mikel TEAM SKY 01’ 43”
15 HESJEDAL Ryder TREK – SEGAFREDO 01’ 43”
16 ANTON HERNANDEZ Igor TEAM DIMENSION DATA 01’ 43”
17 NIBALI Vincenzo ASTANA PRO TEAM 01’ 43”
18 SCARPONI Michele ASTANA PRO TEAM 01’ 43”
19 ULISSI Diego LAMPRE – MERIDA 01’ 43”
20 AMADOR Andrey MOVISTAR TEAM 01’ 43”
21 TAARAMAE Rein TEAM KATUSHA 01’ 43”
22 DUPONT Hubert AG2R LA MONDIALE 01’ 43”
23 DOMBROWSKI Joseph Lloyd CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING TEAM 01’ 43”
24 NIEVE Mikel TEAM SKY 01’ 51”
25 VERONA Carlos ETIXX – QUICK-STEP 01’ 57”
26 PIRAZZI Stefano BARDIANI CSF 01’ 57”
27 ROCHE Nicholas TEAM SKY 02’ 00”
28 BRAMBILLA Gianluca ETIXX – QUICK-STEP 02’ 12”
29 DE LA CRUZ David ETIXX – QUICK-STEP 02’ 16”
30 MONFORT Maxime LOTTO SOUDAL 02’ 16”
31 FORMOLO Davide CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING TEAM 02’ 16”
32 KANGERT Tanel ASTANA PRO TEAM 02’ 16”
33 BONGIORNO Francesco Manuel BARDIANI CSF 02’ 16”
34 CICCONE Giulio BARDIANI CSF 02’ 28”
35 CARDOSO Andre Fernando CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING TEAM 02’ 28”
36 VISCONTI Giovanni MOVISTAR TEAM 02’ 48”
37 POLJANSKI Pawel TINKOFF 02’ 52”
38 ATAPUMA Darwin BMC RACING TEAM 02’ 58”
39 MONTAGUTI Matteo AG2R LA MONDIALE 02’ 58”
40 ROVNY Ivan TINKOFF 02’ 58”
41 WYSS Marcel IAM CYCLING 03’ 30”
42 LOPEZ GARCIA David TEAM SKY 03’ 36”
43 HENAO Sebastian TEAM SKY 03’ 37”
44 SILIN Egor TEAM KATUSHA 03’ 51”
45 HOWSON Damien ORICA GREENEDGE 03’ 51”
46 PREIDLER Georg TEAM GIANT – ALPECIN 03’ 51”
47 KUDUS GHEBREMEDHIN Merhawi TEAM DIMENSION DATA 03’ 51”
48 BISOLTI Alessandro NIPPO – VINI FANTINI 04’ 03”
49 BROWN Nathan CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING TEAM 04’ 03”
50 KOCHETKOV Pavel TEAM KATUSHA 04’ 10”
51 MALACARNE Davide ASTANA PRO TEAM 04’ 10”
52 PETROV Evgeny TINKOFF 04’ 10”
53 CONTI Valerio LAMPRE – MERIDA 04’ 12”
54 ZOIDL Riccardo TREK – SEGAFREDO 04’ 12”
55 PLAZA MOLINA Ruben ORICA GREENEDGE 04’ 12”
56 AGNOLI Valerio ASTANA PRO TEAM 04’ 23”
57 MORENO Javier MOVISTAR TEAM 04’ 43”
58 ZEITS Andrey ASTANA PRO TEAM 04’ 47”
59 NIEMIEC Przemyslaw LAMPRE – MERIDA 04’ 47”
60 KOZHATAYEV Bakhtiyar ASTANA PRO TEAM 04’ 47”
61 ROGLIC Primoz TEAM LOTTO NL – JUMBO 05’ 24”
62 DIDIER Laurent TREK – SEGAFREDO 05’ 44”
63 DOMONT Axel AG2R LA MONDIALE 05’ 49”
64 FOLIFOROV Alexander GAZPROM – RUSVELO 05’ 49”
65 BOSWELL Ian TEAM SKY 05’ 49”
66 LUDVIGSSON Tobias TEAM GIANT – ALPECIN 06’ 39”
67 BOARO Manuele TINKOFF 06’ 39”
68 HERRADA LOPEZ José MOVISTAR TEAM 06’ 45”
69 ZHUPA Eugert WILIER TRIESTINA – SOUTHEAST 0’ 02” 06’ 53”
70 BUSATO Matteo WILIER TRIESTINA – SOUTHEAST 06’ 53”
71 CUNEGO Damiano NIPPO – VINI FANTINI 10’ 39”
72 BATTAGLIN Enrico TEAM LOTTO NL – JUMBO 10’ 39”
73 SENNI Manuel BMC RACING TEAM 12’ 26”
74 RODRIGUEZ Cristian WILIER TRIESTINA – SOUTHEAST 12’ 33”
75 HERNANDEZ Jesus TINKOFF 12’ 33”
76 HAGA Chad TEAM GIANT – ALPECIN 12’ 44”
77 ROJAS GIL Jose Joaquin MOVISTAR TEAM 12’ 58”
78 TANKINK Bram TEAM LOTTO NL – JUMBO 12’ 58”
79 TXURRUKA Amets ORICA GREENEDGE 12’ 58”
80 BONNAFOND Guillaume AG2R LA MONDIALE 12’ 58”
81 KUNG Stefan BMC RACING TEAM 12’ 58”
82 SERRY Pieter ETIXX – QUICK-STEP 12’ 58”
83 CLARKE Simon CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING TEAM 12’ 58”
84 HOULE Hugo AG2R LA MONDIALE 12’ 58”
85 DEIGNAN Philip TEAM SKY 12’ 58”
86 BELKOV Maxim TEAM KATUSHA 12’ 58”
87 MORI Manuele LAMPRE – MERIDA 15’ 05”
88 PETILLI Simone LAMPRE – MERIDA 15’ 05”
89 BETANCUR Carlos A. MOVISTAR TEAM 15’ 05”
90 SBARAGLI Kristian TEAM DIMENSION DATA 15’ 05”
91 MCCARTHY Jay TINKOFF 15’ 05”
92 HANSEN Adam LOTTO SOUDAL 15’ 05”
93 KEIZER Martijn TEAM LOTTO NL – JUMBO 15’ 05”
94 FILOSI Iuri NIPPO – VINI FANTINI 15’ 05”
95 JIM Songezo TEAM DIMENSION DATA 15’ 05”
96 SUTHERLAND Rory MOVISTAR TEAM 15’ 05”
97 TCATEVITCH Alexey TEAM KATUSHA 15’ 05”
98 MODOLO Sacha LAMPRE – MERIDA 15’ 05”
99 LIGTHART Pim LOTTO SOUDAL 0’ 03” 17’ 27”
100 SABATINI Fabio ETIXX – QUICK-STEP 17’ 30”
101 POZZATO Filippo WILIER TRIESTINA – SOUTHEAST 17’ 30”
102 QUINZIATO Manuel BMC RACING TEAM 17’ 30”
103 COLEDAN Marco TREK – SEGAFREDO 17’ 30”
104 TRENTIN Matteo ETIXX – QUICK-STEP 17’ 30”
105 GREIPEL Andre’ LOTTO SOUDAL 17’ 30”
106 DENIFL Stefan IAM CYCLING 17’ 30”
107 FISCHER Murilo Antonio FDJ 17’ 30”
108 KNEES Christian TEAM SKY 17’ 30”
109 SIMION Paolo BARDIANI CSF 17’ 30”
110 SUTTERLIN Jasha MOVISTAR TEAM 17’ 30”
111 COURTEILLE Arnaud FDJ 17’ 30”
112 MAESTRI Mirco BARDIANI CSF 17’ 30”
113 ALAFACI Eugenio TREK – SEGAFREDO 17’ 30”
114 KOLOBNEV Alexandr GAZPROM – RUSVELO 17’ 30”
115 HOFLAND Moreno TEAM LOTTO NL – JUMBO 17’ 30”
116 ZABEL Rick BMC RACING TEAM 17’ 30”
117 VAN ZYL Johann TEAM DIMENSION DATA 17’ 30”
118 GRETSCH Patrick AG2R LA MONDIALE 17’ 30”
119 CASTELIJNS Twan TEAM LOTTO NL – JUMBO 17’ 30”
120 BERLATO Giacomo NIPPO – VINI FANTINI 17’ 30”
121 VAN EMDEN Jos TEAM LOTTO NL – JUMBO 17’ 30”
122 HOWARD Leigh IAM CYCLING 17’ 30”
123 WISNIOWSKI Lukasz ETIXX – QUICK-STEP 17’ 30”
124 TOSATTO Matteo TINKOFF 17’ 30”
125 WARBASSE Lawrence IAM CYCLING 17’ 30”
126 BETTIOL Alberto CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING TEAM 17’ 30”
127 CANCELLARA Fabian TREK – SEGAFREDO 17’ 30”
128 DEMARE Arnaud FDJ 17’ 30”
129 DELAGE Mickael FDJ 17’ 30”
130 KITTEL Marcel ETIXX – QUICK-STEP 17’ 30”
131 KUZNETSOV Viacheslav TEAM KATUSHA 17’ 30”
132 BOLE Grega NIPPO – VINI FANTINI 17’ 30”
133 TUFT Svein ORICA GREENEDGE 17’ 30”
134 SEROV Alexander GAZPROM – RUSVELO 17’ 30”
135 THOMSON Jay Robert TEAM DIMENSION DATA 17’ 30”
136 BRUTT Pavel TINKOFF 17’ 30”
137 MOSER Moreno CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING TEAM 17’ 30”
138 RYBALKIN Aleksey GAZPROM – RUSVELO 17’ 30”
139 LE GAC Olivier FDJ 17’ 30”
140 KADRI Blel AG2R LA MONDIALE 17’ 30”
141 VANENDERT Jelle LOTTO SOUDAL 17’ 30”
142 AMEZQUETA Julen WILIER TRIESTINA – SOUTHEAST 17’ 30”
143 VOROBYEV Anton TEAM KATUSHA 17’ 30”
144 SOLOMENNIKOV Andrey GAZPROM – RUSVELO 17’ 30”
145 ROSSKOPF Joseph BMC RACING TEAM 17’ 30”
146 GROSU Eduard Michael NIPPO – VINI FANTINI 17’ 30”
147 ZILIOLI Gianfranco NIPPO – VINI FANTINI 17’ 30”
148 CAPECCHI Eros ASTANA PRO TEAM 17’ 30”
149 DE BIE Sean LOTTO SOUDAL 17’ 30”
150 OVECHKIN Artem GAZPROM – RUSVELO 17’ 30”
151 BAK Lars Ytting LOTTO SOUDAL 17’ 30”
152 PORSEV Alexander TEAM KATUSHA 17’ 30”
153 NAVARDAUSKAS Ramunas CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING TEAM 17’ 30”
154 KONOVALOVAS Ignatas FDJ 17’ 30”
155 BELLETTI Manuel WILIER TRIESTINA – SOUTHEAST 17’ 30”
156 ROELANDTS Jurgen LOTTO SOUDAL 17’ 30”
157 VENTER Jacobus TEAM DIMENSION DATA 17’ 30”
158 STAMSNIJDER Tom TEAM GIANT – ALPECIN 17’ 30”
159 TJALLINGII Maarten TEAM LOTTO NL – JUMBO 17’ 30”
160 MARTINEZ Daniel WILIER TRIESTINA – SOUTHEAST 17’ 30”
161 VAUGRENARD Benoit FDJ 17’ 30”
162 LAENGEN Vegard Stake IAM CYCLING 17’ 30”
163 BEWLEY Sam ORICA GREENEDGE 17’ 30”
164 BOEM Nicola BARDIANI CSF 17’ 30”
165 COLBRELLI Sonny BARDIANI CSF 17’ 30”
166 HEPBURN Michael ORICA GREENEDGE 17’ 30”
167 MOHORIC Matej LAMPRE – MERIDA 17’ 30”
168 MEZGEC Luka ORICA GREENEDGE 17’ 30”
169 VIVIANI Elia TEAM SKY 17’ 30”
170 ANDREETTA Simone BARDIANI CSF 17’ 30”
171 YAMAMOTO Genki NIPPO – VINI FANTINI 17’ 30”
172 KOSHEVOY Ilia LAMPRE – MERIDA 17’ 30”
173 HAUSSLER Heinrich IAM CYCLING 17’ 30”
174 NIZZOLO Giacomo TREK – SEGAFREDO 17’ 30”
175 BERTAZZO Liam WILIER TRIESTINA – SOUTHEAST 17’ 30”
176 SAVITSKIY Ivan GAZPROM – RUSVELO 17’ 30”
177 OSS Daniel BMC RACING TEAM 17’ 30”
178 DE MARCHI Alessandro BMC RACING TEAM 17’ 30”
179 FERRARI Roberto LAMPRE – MERIDA 17’ 30”
180 STACCHIOTTI Riccardo NIPPO – VINI FANTINI 19’ 25”
181 SARREAU Marc FDJ 19’ 25”
182 BOBRIDGE Jack TREK – SEGAFREDO 19’ 27”
183 TIMMER Albert TEAM GIANT – ALPECIN 19’ 27”
184 ERSHOV Artur GAZPROM – RUSVELO 19’ 27”
185 DE BACKER Bert TEAM GIANT – ALPECIN 19’ 27”
186 BRANDLE Matthias IAM CYCLING 20’ 47”
187 JI Cheng TEAM GIANT – ALPECIN 20’ 47”
188 RUFFONI Nicola BARDIANI CSF 20’ 47”
189 KLUGE Roger IAM CYCLING 20’ 47”
190 EWAN Caleb ORICA GREENEDGE 20’ 47”
191 VAN POPPEL Boy TREK – SEGAFREDO 20’ 47”
192 ARNDT Nikias TEAM GIANT – ALPECIN 20’ 47”

OVERALL
1 DUMOULIN Tom TEAM GIANT – ALPECIN 24h 22’ 15” 0’ 00”
2 FUGLSANG Jakob ASTANA PRO TEAM 0’ 26”
3 ZAKARIN Ilnur TEAM KATUSHA 0’ 28”
4 JUNGELS Bob ETIXX – QUICK-STEP 0’ 35”
5 KRUIJSWIJK Steven TEAM LOTTO NL – JUMBO 0’ 38”
6 VALVERDE Alejandro MOVISTAR TEAM 0’ 41”
7 ULISSI Diego LAMPRE – MERIDA 0’ 41”
8 CHAVES Esteban ORICA GREENEDGE 0’ 44”
9 NIBALI Vincenzo ASTANA PRO TEAM 0’ 47”
10 SIUTSOU Kanstantsin TEAM DIMENSION DATA 0’ 49”
11 URAN URAN Rigoberto CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING TEAM 0’ 51”
12 MAJKA Rafal TINKOFF 0’ 56”
13 POZZOVIVO Domenico AG2R LA MONDIALE 0’ 56”
14 TAARAMAE Rein TEAM KATUSHA 01’ 06”
15 LANDA Mikel TEAM SKY 01’ 08”
16 AMADOR Andrey MOVISTAR TEAM 01’ 11”
17 SCARPONI Michele ASTANA PRO TEAM 01’ 13”
18 FIRSANOV Sergey GAZPROM – RUSVELO 01’ 14”
19 ROCHE Nicholas TEAM SKY 01’ 15”
20 PIRAZZI Stefano BARDIANI CSF 01’ 21”
21 HESJEDAL Ryder TREK – SEGAFREDO 01’ 38”
22 BRAMBILLA Gianluca ETIXX – QUICK-STEP 01’ 47”
23 FORMOLO Davide CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING TEAM 01’ 51”
24 KANGERT Tanel ASTANA PRO TEAM 01’ 59”
25 DE LA CRUZ David ETIXX – QUICK-STEP 02’ 12”
26 VERONA Carlos ETIXX – QUICK-STEP 02’ 18”
27 VISCONTI Giovanni MOVISTAR TEAM 02’ 42”
28 MONFORT Maxime LOTTO SOUDAL 02’ 44”
29 PREIDLER Georg TEAM GIANT – ALPECIN 02’ 49”
30 MONTAGUTI Matteo AG2R LA MONDIALE 03’ 13”
31 CARDOSO Andre Fernando CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING TEAM 03’ 16”
32 POLJANSKI Pawel TINKOFF 03’ 37”
33 HENAO Sebastian TEAM SKY 03’ 49”
34 ATAPUMA Darwin BMC RACING TEAM 03’ 53”
35 KOCHETKOV Pavel TEAM KATUSHA 03’ 53”
36 ANTON HERNANDEZ Igor TEAM DIMENSION DATA 03’ 57”
37 WYSS Marcel IAM CYCLING 04’ 39”
38 DUPONT Hubert AG2R LA MONDIALE 04’ 40”
39 ZEITS Andrey ASTANA PRO TEAM 05’ 00”
40 CONTI Valerio LAMPRE – MERIDA 05’ 01”
41 KUDUS GHEBREMEDHIN Merhawi TEAM DIMENSION DATA 05’ 02”
42 NIEVE Mikel TEAM SKY 06’ 02”
43 SILIN Egor TEAM KATUSHA 06’ 17”
44 BUSATO Matteo WILIER TRIESTINA – SOUTHEAST 06’ 49”
45 MALACARNE Davide ASTANA PRO TEAM 06’ 51”
46 BONGIORNO Francesco Manuel BARDIANI CSF 07’ 54”
47 AGNOLI Valerio ASTANA PRO TEAM 08’ 23”
48 LUDVIGSSON Tobias TEAM GIANT – ALPECIN 08’ 59”
49 PETROV Evgeny TINKOFF 09’ 03”
50 BOSWELL Ian TEAM SKY 10’ 53”
51 BATTAGLIN Enrico TEAM LOTTO NL – JUMBO 11’ 06”
52 ROVNY Ivan TINKOFF 11’ 22”
53 BROWN Nathan CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING TEAM 12’ 38”
54 KUNG Stefan BMC RACING TEAM 13’ 18”
55 WELLENS Tim LOTTO SOUDAL 13’ 38”
56 DOMBROWSKI Joseph Lloyd CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING TEAM 13’ 54”
57 PLAZA MOLINA Ruben ORICA GREENEDGE 14’ 09”
58 TANKINK Bram TEAM LOTTO NL – JUMBO 14’ 10”
59 LOPEZ GARCIA David TEAM SKY 14’ 49”
60 BISOLTI Alessandro NIPPO – VINI FANTINI 14’ 57”
61 HOWSON Damien ORICA GREENEDGE 15’ 22”
62 TCATEVITCH Alexey TEAM KATUSHA 15’ 25”
63 MORI Manuele LAMPRE – MERIDA 15’ 31”
64 SBARAGLI Kristian TEAM DIMENSION DATA 15’ 31”
65 MODOLO Sacha LAMPRE – MERIDA 15’ 47”
66 BETANCUR Carlos A. MOVISTAR TEAM 15’ 54”
67 NIEMIEC Przemyslaw LAMPRE – MERIDA 16’ 15”
68 ROJAS GIL Jose Joaquin MOVISTAR TEAM 17’ 11”
69 MCCARTHY Jay TINKOFF 17’ 24”
70 MOSER Moreno CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING TEAM 17’ 39”
71 BONNAFOND Guillaume AG2R LA MONDIALE 17’ 41”
72 NIZZOLO Giacomo TREK – SEGAFREDO 17’ 43”
73 DIDIER Laurent TREK – SEGAFREDO 18’ 05”
74 CICCONE Giulio BARDIANI CSF 18’ 08”
75 SERRY Pieter ETIXX – QUICK-STEP 18’ 09”
76 DOMONT Axel AG2R LA MONDIALE 18’ 49”
77 CUNEGO Damiano NIPPO – VINI FANTINI 18’ 50”
78 MEZGEC Luka ORICA GREENEDGE 18’ 53”
79 ZHUPA Eugert WILIER TRIESTINA – SOUTHEAST 19’ 00”
80 TRENTIN Matteo ETIXX – QUICK-STEP 19’ 17”
81 DEMARE Arnaud FDJ 19’ 29”
82 DEIGNAN Philip TEAM SKY 19’ 40”
83 MORENO Javier MOVISTAR TEAM 19’ 43”
84 TXURRUKA Amets ORICA GREENEDGE 19’ 59”
85 ZOIDL Riccardo TREK – SEGAFREDO 20’ 10”
86 HOULE Hugo AG2R LA MONDIALE 20’ 14”
87 HAUSSLER Heinrich IAM CYCLING 20’ 17”
88 BOARO Manuele TINKOFF 20’ 22”
89 BELLETTI Manuel WILIER TRIESTINA – SOUTHEAST 20’ 28”
90 GREIPEL Andre’ LOTTO SOUDAL 20’ 41”
91 PETILLI Simone LAMPRE – MERIDA 20’ 56”
92 CLARKE Simon CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING TEAM 21’ 32”
93 KOZHATAYEV Bakhtiyar ASTANA PRO TEAM 21’ 52”
94 BETTIOL Alberto CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING TEAM 22’ 50”
95 HANSEN Adam LOTTO SOUDAL 22’ 51”
96 COLBRELLI Sonny BARDIANI CSF 22’ 58”
97 SAVITSKIY Ivan GAZPROM – RUSVELO 23’ 13”
98 POZZATO Filippo WILIER TRIESTINA – SOUTHEAST 23’ 18”
99 KOLOBNEV Alexandr GAZPROM – RUSVELO 23’ 50”
100 ALAFACI Eugenio TREK – SEGAFREDO 24’ 05”
101 KNEES Christian TEAM SKY 24’ 39”
102 HOFLAND Moreno TEAM LOTTO NL – JUMBO 24’ 40”
103 SENNI Manuel BMC RACING TEAM 24’ 45”
104 MAESTRI Mirco BARDIANI CSF 24’ 56”
105 ZABEL Rick BMC RACING TEAM 24’ 57”
106 FOLIFOROV Alexander GAZPROM – RUSVELO 25’ 13”
107 QUINZIATO Manuel BMC RACING TEAM 25’ 15”
108 DE BIE Sean LOTTO SOUDAL 25’ 19”
109 KUZNETSOV Viacheslav TEAM KATUSHA 25’ 37”
110 HERNANDEZ Jesus TINKOFF 25’ 40”
111 BERTAZZO Liam WILIER TRIESTINA – SOUTHEAST 25’ 45”
112 HERRADA LOPEZ José MOVISTAR TEAM 25’ 57”
113 BRUTT Pavel TINKOFF 26’ 05”
114 MOHORIC Matej LAMPRE – MERIDA 26’ 10”
115 HOWARD Leigh IAM CYCLING 26’ 18”
116 HAGA Chad TEAM GIANT – ALPECIN 26’ 32”
117 VAN EMDEN Jos TEAM LOTTO NL – JUMBO 26’ 37”
118 FERRARI Roberto LAMPRE – MERIDA 26’ 41”
119 BAK Lars Ytting LOTTO SOUDAL 26’ 46”
120 KONOVALOVAS Ignatas FDJ 26’ 51”
121 ARNDT Nikias TEAM GIANT – ALPECIN 27’ 14”
122 MARTINEZ Daniel WILIER TRIESTINA – SOUTHEAST 27’ 30”
123 VAUGRENARD Benoit FDJ 27’ 44”
124 KITTEL Marcel ETIXX – QUICK-STEP 28’ 02”
125 NAVARDAUSKAS Ramunas CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING TEAM 28’ 38”
126 TOSATTO Matteo TINKOFF 28’ 50”
127 RODRIGUEZ Cristian WILIER TRIESTINA – SOUTHEAST 28’ 57”
128 SABATINI Fabio ETIXX – QUICK-STEP 28’ 57”
129 VAN ZYL Johann TEAM DIMENSION DATA 29’ 14”
130 VENTER Jacobus TEAM DIMENSION DATA 29’ 18”
131 ROELANDTS Jurgen LOTTO SOUDAL 30’ 04”
132 WARBASSE Lawrence IAM CYCLING 30’ 30”
133 BERLATO Giacomo NIPPO – VINI FANTINI 30’ 42”
134 CAPECCHI Eros ASTANA PRO TEAM 30’ 43”
135 KOSHEVOY Ilia LAMPRE – MERIDA 31’ 00”
136 VANENDERT Jelle LOTTO SOUDAL 31’ 01”
137 EWAN Caleb ORICA GREENEDGE 31’ 09”
138 GRETSCH Patrick AG2R LA MONDIALE 31’ 26”
139 OSS Daniel BMC RACING TEAM 31’ 26”
140 VAN POPPEL Boy TREK – SEGAFREDO 31’ 34”
141 ROGLIC Primoz TEAM LOTTO NL – JUMBO 31’ 41”
142 LIGTHART Pim LOTTO SOUDAL 31’ 51”
143 ROSSKOPF Joseph BMC RACING TEAM 31’ 58”
144 LAENGEN Vegard Stake IAM CYCLING 32’ 12”
145 BELKOV Maxim TEAM KATUSHA 32’ 42”
146 KEIZER Martijn TEAM LOTTO NL – JUMBO 32’ 54”
147 PORSEV Alexander TEAM KATUSHA 32’ 59”
148 SOLOMENNIKOV Andrey GAZPROM – RUSVELO 33’ 12”
149 SUTHERLAND Rory MOVISTAR TEAM 33’ 35”
150 SEROV Alexander GAZPROM – RUSVELO 33’ 43”
151 ZILIOLI Gianfranco NIPPO – VINI FANTINI 34’ 00”
152 DE MARCHI Alessandro BMC RACING TEAM 34’ 01”
153 VIVIANI Elia TEAM SKY 34’ 03”
154 SIMION Paolo BARDIANI CSF 34’ 24”
155 KLUGE Roger IAM CYCLING 34’ 52”
156 LE GAC Olivier FDJ 34’ 56”
157 COURTEILLE Arnaud FDJ 35’ 06”
158 STAMSNIJDER Tom TEAM GIANT – ALPECIN 35’ 28”
159 CASTELIJNS Twan TEAM LOTTO NL – JUMBO 35’ 45”
160 VOROBYEV Anton TEAM KATUSHA 35’ 45”
161 DENIFL Stefan IAM CYCLING 35’ 47”
162 DELAGE Mickael FDJ 35’ 51”
163 WISNIOWSKI Lukasz ETIXX – QUICK-STEP 35’ 53”
164 HEPBURN Michael ORICA GREENEDGE 36’ 16”
165 JIM Songezo TEAM DIMENSION DATA 36’ 25”
166 COLEDAN Marco TREK – SEGAFREDO 36’ 34”
167 CANCELLARA Fabian TREK – SEGAFREDO 37’ 13”
168 RYBALKIN Aleksey GAZPROM – RUSVELO 38’ 59”
169 RUFFONI Nicola BARDIANI CSF 40’ 31”
170 ERSHOV Artur GAZPROM – RUSVELO 40’ 44”
171 AMEZQUETA Julen WILIER TRIESTINA – SOUTHEAST 41’ 07”
172 TUFT Svein ORICA GREENEDGE 42’ 24”
173 FISCHER Murilo Antonio FDJ 42’ 39”
174 TJALLINGII Maarten TEAM LOTTO NL – JUMBO 42’ 40”
175 FILOSI Iuri NIPPO – VINI FANTINI 43’ 02”
176 BEWLEY Sam ORICA GREENEDGE 43’ 03”
177 SARREAU Marc FDJ 43’ 17”
178 GROSU Eduard Michael NIPPO – VINI FANTINI 43’ 28”
179 THOMSON Jay Robert TEAM DIMENSION DATA 43’ 34”
180 BOEM Nicola BARDIANI CSF 44’ 23”
181 OVECHKIN Artem GAZPROM – RUSVELO 44’ 50”
182 DE BACKER Bert TEAM GIANT – ALPECIN 44’ 51”
183 YAMAMOTO Genki NIPPO – VINI FANTINI 45’ 17”
184 TIMMER Albert TEAM GIANT – ALPECIN 46’ 13”
185 ANDREETTA Simone BARDIANI CSF 46’ 38”
186 KADRI Blel AG2R LA MONDIALE 46’ 56”
187 BOLE Grega NIPPO – VINI FANTINI 47’ 05”
188 STACCHIOTTI Riccardo NIPPO – VINI FANTINI 47’ 06”
189 BOBRIDGE Jack TREK – SEGAFREDO 51’ 32”
190 SUTTERLIN Jasha MOVISTAR TEAM 51’ 34”
191 BRANDLE Matthias IAM CYCLING 55’ 52”
192 JI Cheng TEAM GIANT – ALPECIN 1h 0’ 02”

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