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2015 Tour de France

102nd edition: July 4 - July 26, 2015

Friday, July 17: Stage 13, Muret - Rodez

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Stage 13, Friday, July 17: 198.5 km, Muret - Rodez

Stage 13 map and profile | Stage 13 photos | Video | David L. Stanley's stage 13 commentary

Rated ascents:

Km 131.0 - Côte de Saint-Cirgue, 3.8 kilometers @ 5.8% - category 3
Km 156.5 - Côte de la Pomparie, 2.8 kilometers @ 5% - category 4
Km 167.0 - Côte de la Selve, 3.9 kilometers @ 3.7% - category 4

Greg van Avermaet wins Tour stage 13

Greg van Avermaet wins stage 13 just in front of Peter Sagan

The Race: Today’s 198.5 kilometer stage started at 12:46 PM. All 175 riders who finished Thursday’s difficult stage (there were two abandons yesterday) were on the line today. The day was far from flat with three rated climbs. The pure sprinters would have a tough time of it because in addition to the three climbs, the stage had a 570 meter 9.6% uphill finish. The day favored riders like Peter Sagan or perhaps, adventurous racers who like to attack well before the stage end.

Before the riders rolled off, here’s how Le Tour saw the situation:

At the beginning of the Tour de France in Utrecht, the Netherlands, sprinters debated over stage 13, from Muret to Rodez, on whether they should consider it a day for them or not. Mark Cavendish made it clear that it wouldn't be the case and he'd had to wait for either stage 15 to Valence or stage 21 to Paris to get a second opportunity to win after Fougères.

There are two reasons for that. Firstly, the last third of the course is undulated. Hard racing would put the pure sprinters into trouble. In this case scenario, it would favor Peter Sagan over Cavendish and André Greipel. Secondly, it's a typical day for attackers. Sprinters' teams will be tired after three days in the mountains and some riders have very few chances to win this kind of so-called transition stage. Cannondale-Garmin is that category of team that came with no sprinter and aren't really concerned with the general classification anymore, so this is an opportunity for someone like Ramunas Navardauskas to repeat the great stage victory he picked at Bergerac last year.

When asked about today, Navardauskas said, “For sure we'll try. But I am very fatigued. I think the whole peloton feels the same. Today it's going to be very hard at the beginning. It all depends about other teams' tactics, if they want to let a breakaway go or if they want a bunch sprint finish for the green jersey. Everything is very unpredictable.”

So far race leader Chris Froome has been a rock, handling everything that has been thrown at him. With the Pyrenees in the rear view mirror, he’s roughly three minutes ahead of Tejay van Garderen and Nairo Quintana.

At the gun, the day’s first break was quickly scooting up the road: Alexandre Geniez (FDJ), Thomas De Gendt (Lotto-Soudal), Cyril Gautier (Europcar), Nathan Haas (Cannondale-Garmin), Pierre-Luc Périchon (Bretagne-Séché Environnement) and Wilco Kelderman (LottoNL-Jumbo). With 85 kilometers under their belt, the escapees were 3min 44sec ahead of the pack.

Giant-Alpecin took on the duty of pulling the peloton, surely thinking of a John Degenkolb stage win. In fact, the team’s director, Christian Guiberteau, said they had just that intention: “Clearly, we're racing for John Degenkolb. The last 500 meters are difficult. It suits John. We'll do everything to bring him to a favorable position. Warren Barguil had a bad day yesterday. He thought he'd lose more time. He fought very well.”

At the intermediate sprint, André Greipel was seventh, Mark Cavendish ninth and Peter Sagan tenth. That put Greipel back in the virtual green sprinter’s jersey, a single point ahead of Sagan.

After the first rated climb, the third category Côte de Saint-Cirgue, Tinkoff-Saxo took over the job of dragging the peloton, now about 3min 20sec behind the six breakaway riders.

Last year’s second-place finisher, Jean-Christophe Péraud crashed and left a lot of skin on the ground. After being attended to by the Tour doctor, he gamely got back on his bike and chased (with no small help from a long, sticky-bottle hand-up from the team car) and eventually regained the field.

And after passing over the two fourth-category climbs, it was clear the six escapees were on a short leash. With MTN-Qhubeka and Orica-GreenEdge starting to help out at the front, the gap was just two minutes. Greipel was shelled on the climbs, making Sagan’s job of getting back the points classification leadership a lot easier.

With twelve kilometers to go, three of the break riders were clear: De Gendt, Kelderman and Gautier, with the pack just one minute behind. In fact, the peloton could see the break, usually bad news at this point in a race.

The news for the break didn’t get better. As they passed the six kilometers to go mark, they had just thirty seconds. Froome was right up near the front of the peloton, riding just where he should.

Three kilometers to go, the gap was twenty seconds.

Starting the final uphill ride to the finish, just two kilometers from the line, the trio had just thirteen seconds.

They couldn’t do it. They were caught and Greg van Avermaet won the stage, beating second-place Peter Sagan. Christopher Froome finished safely to remain the overall leader, 2min 52sec ahead of Tejay van Garderen. All 175 starters finished.

Complete Results:

Stage 13 photos | Video

198.5 km raced at an average speed of 41.7 km/hr

1	VAN AVERMAET Greg	BMC	4hr 43min 42sec
2	SAGAN Peter	TINKOFF-SAXO	s.t.
3	BAKELANTS Jan	AG2R-LA MONDIALE	@ 3sec
4	DEGENKOLB John	GIANT-ALPECIN	+ 00' 07''
5	MARTENS Paul	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	s.t.
6	FROOME Christopher	SKY	s.t.
7	NIBALI Vincenzo	ASTANA	s.t.
8	CONTADOR Alberto	TINKOFF-SAXO	s.t.
9	VALVERDE Alejandro	MOVISTAR	s.t.
10	VAN GARDEREN Tejay	BMC	s.t.
11	GALLOPIN Tony	LOTTO-SOUDAL	s.t.
12	QUINTANA Nairo Alexander	MOVISTAR	s.t.
13	GESINK Robert	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	s.t.
14	THOMAS Geraint	SKY	s.t.
15	STYBAR Zdenek	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	+ 00' 17''
16	BARGUIL WARREN	GIANT-ALPECIN	s.t.
17	MATTHEWS Michael	ORICA-GREENEDGE	s.t.
18	FRANK Mathias	IAM CYCLING	s.t.
19	ROLLAND Pierre	EUROPCAR	s.t.
20	KELDERMAN Wilco	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	+ 00' 24''
21	KANGERT Tanel	ASTANA	+ 00' 28''
22	FONSECA Armindo	BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT	s.t.
23	HERRADA José	MOVISTAR	s.t.
24	PAUWELS Serge	MTN-QHUBEKA	s.t.
25	BARDET Romain	AG2R-LA MONDIALE	s.t.
26	CHEREL Mikael	AG2R-LA MONDIALE	s.t.
27	SANCHEZ Samuel	BMC	s.t.
28	GAUTIER Cyril	EUROPCAR	+ 00' 37''
29	DE GENDT Thomas	LOTTO-SOUDAL	s.t.
30	BOASSON HAGEN Edvald	MTN-QHUBEKA	s.t.
31	TALANSKY Andrew	CANNONDALE-GARMIN	+ 00' 42''
32	PINOT Thibaut	FDJ	s.t.
33	PANTANO Jarlinson	IAM CYCLING	+ 00' 45''
34	KRISTOFF Alexander	TEAM KATUSHA	s.t.
35	DEMARE Arnaud	FDJ	+ 00' 47''
36	SCARPONI Michele	ASTANA	+ 00' 57''
37	CAVENDISH Mark	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	+ 00' 58''
38	POZZATO Filippo	LAMPRE - MERIDA	s.t.
39	SEPULVEDA Eduardo	BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT	+ 00' 07''
40	OLIVEIRA Nelson	LAMPRE - MERIDA	+ 00' 58''
41	MATE Luis Angel	COFIDIS	s.t.
42	BAK Lars	LOTTO-SOUDAL	s.t.
43	KOREN Kristijan	CANNONDALE-GARMIN	@ 1min 13sec
44	TEN DAM Laurens	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	+ 01' 16''
45	ROCHE Nicolas	SKY	s.t.
46	VAUGRENARD Benoît	FDJ	+ 01' 18''
47	CLEMENT Stef	IAM CYCLING	+ 01' 23''
48	JANSE VAN RENSBURG Reinardt	MTN-QHUBEKA	+ 01' 25''
49	KRUIJSWIJK Steven	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	+ 01' 26''
50	VERMOTE Julien	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	+ 01' 28''
51	ROY Jérémy	FDJ	s.t.
52	MALORI Adriano	MOVISTAR	+ 01' 33''
53	GOLAS Michal	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	+ 01' 58''
54	CHAVANEL Sylvain	IAM CYCLING	s.t.
55	BARTA Jan	BORA-ARGON 18	s.t.
56	VUILLERMOZ Alexis	AG2R-LA MONDIALE	s.t.
57	MACHADO Tiago	TEAM KATUSHA	s.t.
58	SCHÄR Michael	BMC	s.t.
59	ZUBELDIA Haimar	TREK	s.t.
60	MORABITO Steve	FDJ	s.t.
61	HOLLENSTEIN Reto	IAM CYCLING	s.t.
62	PLAZA Ruben	LAMPRE - MERIDA	s.t.
63	JUNGELS Bob	TREK	s.t.
64	YATES Adam	ORICA-GREENEDGE	s.t.
65	TULIK ANGÉLO	EUROPCAR	+ 02' 14''
66	WESTRA Lieuwe	ASTANA	+ 02' 19''
67	KREUZIGER Roman	TINKOFF-SAXO	s.t.
68	CUMMINGS Stephen	MTN-QHUBEKA	s.t.
69	TANKINK Bram	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	s.t.
70	TRENTIN Matteo	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	+ 02' 22''
71	COQUARD Bryan	EUROPCAR	+ 02' 24''
72	ANACONA Winner Andrew	MOVISTAR	s.t.
73	HALLER Marco	TEAM KATUSHA	s.t.
74	WYSS Marcel	IAM CYCLING	+ 02' 27''
75	COPPEL Jérôme	IAM CYCLING	s.t.
76	URAN URAN Rigoberto	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	s.t.
77	IZAGIRRE Gorka	MOVISTAR	+ 02' 32''
78	CASTROVIEJO Jonathan	MOVISTAR	s.t.
79	BUCHMANN Emanuel	BORA-ARGON 18	+ 02' 41''
80	SICARD Romain	EUROPCAR	+ 02' 49''
81	TEKLEHAIMANOT Daniel	MTN-QHUBEKA	+ 02' 52''
82	FEDRIGO Pierrick	BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT	+ 03' 04''
83	JANSE VAN RENSBURG Jacques	MTN-QHUBEKA	+ 03' 09''
84	GESCHKE Simon	GIANT-ALPECIN	+ 03' 16''
85	GENIEZ Alexandre	FDJ	+ 03' 36''
86	LADAGNOUS Matthieu	FDJ	s.t.
87	LOSADA Alberto	TEAM KATUSHA	+ 03' 41''
88	MOLLEMA Bauke	TREK	+ 00' 07''
89	QUEMENEUR Perrig	EUROPCAR	+ 04' 00''
90	BONO Matteo	LAMPRE - MERIDA	+ 04' 26''
91	VALLS FERRI Rafael	LAMPRE - MERIDA	s.t.
92	PERICHON Pierre-Luc	BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT	+ 04' 53''
93	VOECKLER Thomas	EUROPCAR	+ 05' 03''
94	SOUPE GEOFFREY	COFIDIS	+ 05' 21''
95	WEENING Pieter	ORICA-GREENEDGE	+ 05' 31''
96	PÉRAUD Jean-Christophe	AG2R-LA MONDIALE	+ 05' 44''
97	HAAS Nathan	CANNONDALE-GARMIN	s.t.
98	IRIZAR Markel	TREK	+ 05' 55''
99	FEILLU Brice	BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT	s.t.
100	ELMIGER Martin	IAM CYCLING	s.t.
101	POELS Wouter	SKY	+ 05' 59''
102	MARTIN Daniel	CANNONDALE-GARMIN	+ 06' 07''
103	YATES Simon	ORICA-GREENEDGE	+ 06' 50''
104	PIMANTA José Joao	BORA-ARGON 18	+ 07' 44''
105	SIMON Julien	COFIDIS	+ 08' 11''
106	DENNIS Rohan	BMC	+ 08' 13''
107	DURASEK Kristijan	LAMPRE - MERIDA	+ 08' 28''
108	SERPA José	LAMPRE - MERIDA	s.t.
109	CARUSO Damiano	BMC	s.t.
110	WYSS Danilo	BMC	s.t.
111	DELAPLACE Anthony	BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT	s.t.
112	VACHON Florian	BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT	s.t.
113	EDET Nicolas	COFIDIS	s.t.
114	GENE Yohann	EUROPCAR	s.t.
115	KONIG Leopold	SKY	+ 08' 54''
116	DE KORT Koen	GIANT-ALPECIN	+ 09' 43''
117	ROWE Luke	SKY	s.t.
118	CARUSO Gianpaolo	TEAM KATUSHA	s.t.
119	PORTE Richie	SKY	s.t.
120	NAVARRO Daniel	COFIDIS	s.t.
121	HESJEDAL Ryder	CANNONDALE-GARMIN	s.t.
122	RODRIGUEZ Joachim	TEAM KATUSHA	s.t.
123	GHEBREMEDHIN Merhawi	MTN-QHUBEKA	s.t.
124	SENECHAL Florian	COFIDIS	s.t.
125	MEINTJES Louis	MTN-QHUBEKA	s.t.
126	ROGERS Michael	TINKOFF-SAXO	s.t.
127	GUARNIERI Jacopo	TEAM KATUSHA	+ 10' 03''
128	OSS Daniel	BMC	s.t.
129	GRUZDEV Dmitriy	ASTANA	s.t.
130	QUINZIATO Manuel	BMC	+ 11' 22''
131	GERARD Arnaud	BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT	s.t.
132	VOSS Paul	BORA-ARGON 18	+ 11' 24''
133	TOSATTO Matteo	TINKOFF-SAXO	s.t.
134	RAST Gregory	TREK	s.t.
135	DURBRIDGE Luke	ORICA-GREENEDGE	s.t.
136	TUFT Svein	ORICA-GREENEDGE	s.t.
137	STANNARD Ian	SKY	+ 11' 26''
138	MAJKA Rafal	TINKOFF-SAXO	s.t.
139	KWIATKOWSKI Michal	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	s.t.
140	HUZARSKI Bartosz	BORA-ARGON 18	s.t.
141	GAUDIN Damien	AG2R-LA MONDIALE	s.t.
142	KENNAUGH Peter	SKY	+ 12' 03''
143	VAN BAARLE Dylan	CANNONDALE-GARMIN	+ 12' 10''
144	VAN EMDEN Jos	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	s.t.
145	HANSEN Adam	LOTTO-SOUDAL	s.t.
146	CIMOLAI Davide	LAMPRE - MERIDA	s.t.
147	GRIVKO Andriy	ASTANA	s.t.
148	CURVERS Roy	GIANT-ALPECIN	s.t.
149	BRUN Fréderic	BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT	s.t.
150	DEVOLDER Stijn	TREK	s.t.
151	DEBUSSCHERE Jens	LOTTO-SOUDAL	s.t.
152	BRÄNDLE Matthias	IAM CYCLING	s.t.
153	RENSHAW Mark	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	s.t.
154	CHAVANEL Sébastien	FDJ	s.t.
155	FARRAR Tyler	MTN-QHUBEKA	s.t.
156	ANDERSEN Michael Valgren	TINKOFF-SAXO	s.t.
157	DIDIER Laurent	TREK	s.t.
158	ARREDONDO Julian	TREK	s.t.
159	VANMARCKE Sep	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	s.t.
160	FUGLSANG Jakob	ASTANA	s.t.
161	GREIPEL André	LOTTO-SOUDAL	s.t.
162	SIEBERG Marcel	LOTTO-SOUDAL	s.t.
163	LEEZER Thomas	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	s.t.
164	RIBLON Christophe	AG2R-LA MONDIALE	s.t.
165	TIMMER Albert	GIANT-ALPECIN	+ 12' 17''
166	WELLENS Tim	LOTTO-SOUDAL	+ 12' 34''
167	LAPORTE Christophe	COFIDIS	+ 12' 39''
168	NAULLEAU BRYAN	EUROPCAR	+ 21' 25''
169	PREIDLER Georg	GIANT-ALPECIN	s.t.
170	ERVITI OLLO Imanol	MOVISTAR	s.t.
171	VANBILSEN KENNETH	COFIDIS	s.t.
172	LANGEVELD Sebastian	CANNONDALE-GARMIN	s.t.
173	NAVARDAUSKAS Ramunas	CANNONDALE-GARMIN	s.t.
174	SINKELDAM Ramon	GIANT-ALPECIN	+ 21' 37''
175	BENNETT Sam	BORA-ARGON 18	s.t.

GC:

GC leader: Christopher Froome
Points classification leader: Peter Sagan
Mountains classification leader: Christopher Froome
Young rider classification leader: Nairo Quintana
Team classification leader: Movistar

2,092.3 km raced so far at an average speed of 40.57 km/hr

1	FROOME Christopher	SKY	51hr 34min 21sec
2	VAN GARDEREN Tejay	BMC	@ 2min 52sec
3	QUINTANA Nairo Alexander	MOVISTAR	+ 03' 09''
4	VALVERDE Alejandro	MOVISTAR	+ 03' 58''
5	THOMAS Geraint	SKY	+ 04' 03''
6	CONTADOR Alberto	TINKOFF-SAXO	+ 04' 04''
7	GESINK Robert	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	+ 05' 32''
8	GALLOPIN Tony	LOTTO-SOUDAL	+ 07' 32''
9	NIBALI Vincenzo	ASTANA	+ 07' 47''
10	MOLLEMA Bauke	TREK	+ 08' 02''
11	BARGUIL WARREN	GIANT-ALPECIN	+ 09' 53''
12	FRANK Mathias	IAM CYCLING	+ 12' 35''
13	SANCHEZ Samuel	BMC	+ 13' 14''
14	ROLLAND Pierre	EUROPCAR	+ 14' 07''
15	BARDET Romain	AG2R-LA MONDIALE	+ 17' 26''
16	TALANSKY Andrew	CANNONDALE-GARMIN	+ 20' 07''
17	RODRIGUEZ Joachim	TEAM KATUSHA	+ 23' 21''
18	FUGLSANG Jakob	ASTANA	+ 25' 36''
19	SEPULVEDA Eduardo	BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT	+ 28' 19''
20	IZAGIRRE Gorka	MOVISTAR	+ 29' 22''
21	VUILLERMOZ Alexis	AG2R-LA MONDIALE	+ 31' 07''
22	PINOT Thibaut	FDJ	+ 35' 16''
23	KREUZIGER Roman	TINKOFF-SAXO	+ 35' 31''
24	PAUWELS Serge	MTN-QHUBEKA	+ 36' 53''
25	PANTANO Jarlinson	IAM CYCLING	+ 37' 49''
26	MARTIN Daniel	CANNONDALE-GARMIN	+ 39' 00''
27	MORABITO Steve	FDJ	+ 39' 33''
28	CHEREL Mikael	AG2R-LA MONDIALE	+ 40' 54''
29	BAKELANTS Jan	AG2R-LA MONDIALE	+ 44' 23''
30	ROGERS Michael	TINKOFF-SAXO	+ 44' 24''
31	KANGERT Tanel	ASTANA	+ 46' 27''
32	CASTROVIEJO Jonathan	MOVISTAR	+ 46' 43''
33	PÉRAUD Jean-Christophe	AG2R-LA MONDIALE	+ 47' 57''
34	LOSADA Alberto	TEAM KATUSHA	+ 48' 02''
35	BAK Lars	LOTTO-SOUDAL	+ 49' 10''
36	URAN Rigoberto	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	+ 50' 22''
37	CHAVANEL Sylvain	IAM CYCLING	+ 51' 26''
38	SICARD Romain	EUROPCAR	+ 55' 14''
39	BARTA Jan	BORA-ARGON 18	+ 55' 31''
40	YATES Adam	ORICA-GREENEDGE	+ 59' 49''
41	KRUIJSWIJK Steven	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	@ 1hr 0min 31sec
42	ZUBELDIA Haimar	TREK	+ 01h 00' 48''
43	ROCHE Nicolas	SKY	+ 01h 01' 23''
44	TANKINK Bram	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	+ 01h 01' 38''
45	GESCHKE Simon	GIANT-ALPECIN	+ 01h 02' 26''
46	VAN AVERMAET Greg	BMC	+ 01h 04' 13''
47	PORTE Richie	SKY	+ 01h 04' 27''
48	JANSE VAN RENSBURG Jacques	MTN-QHUBEKA	+ 01h 05' 16''
49	MAJKA Rafal	TINKOFF-SAXO	+ 01h 07' 06''
50	GAUTIER Cyril	EUROPCAR	+ 01h 09' 15''
51	SAGAN Peter	TINKOFF-SAXO	+ 01h 09' 20''
52	MACHADO Tiago	TEAM KATUSHA	+ 01h 11' 00''
53	KELDERMAN Wilco	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	+ 01h 11' 35''
54	TEN DAM Laurens	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	+ 01h 11' 41''
55	SCHÄR Michael	BMC	+ 01h 12' 53''
56	BUCHMANN Emanuel	BORA-ARGON 18	+ 01h 12' 55''
57	VOECKLER Thomas	EUROPCAR	+ 01h 13' 59''
58	VANMARCKE Sep	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	+ 01h 15' 43''
59	HESJEDAL Ryder	CANNONDALE-GARMIN	+ 01h 17' 27''
60	MEINTJES Louis	MTN-QHUBEKA	+ 01h 18' 15''
61	STYBAR Zdenek	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	+ 01h 18' 47''
62	WYSS Marcel	IAM CYCLING	+ 01h 18' 49''
63	DELAPLACE Anthony	BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT	+ 01h 20' 01''
64	KOREN Kristijan	CANNONDALE-GARMIN	+ 01h 20' 31''
65	SIMON Julien	COFIDIS	+ 01h 20' 41''
66	HERRADA José	MOVISTAR	+ 01h 20' 47''
67	COPPEL Jérôme	IAM CYCLING	+ 01h 20' 53''
68	VOSS Paul	BORA-ARGON 18	+ 01h 22' 00''
69	MATE Luis Angel	COFIDIS	+ 01h 22' 03''
70	KWIATKOWSKI Michal	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	+ 01h 22' 09''
71	WYSS Danilo	BMC	+ 01h 23' 38''
72	BOASSON HAGEN Edvald	MTN-QHUBEKA	+ 01h 23' 41''
73	TEKLEHAIMANOT Daniel	MTN-QHUBEKA	+ 01h 24' 46''
74	LADAGNOUS Matthieu	FDJ	+ 01h 26' 03''
75	GRIVKO Andriy	ASTANA	+ 01h 26' 53''
76	DE KORT Koen	GIANT-ALPECIN	+ 01h 27' 13''
77	ANACONA Winner Andrew	MOVISTAR	+ 01h 29' 55''
78	OLIVEIRA Nelson	LAMPRE - MERIDA	+ 01h 30' 07''
79	JUNGELS Bob	TREK	+ 01h 30' 09''
80	HUZARSKI Bartosz	BORA-ARGON 18	+ 01h 30' 47''
81	DURASEK Kristijan	LAMPRE - MERIDA	+ 01h 32' 00''
82	CARUSO Damiano	BMC	+ 01h 32' 10''
83	SOUPE GEOFFREY	COFIDIS	+ 01h 32' 16''
84	MARTENS Paul	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	+ 01h 32' 45''
85	IRIZAR Markel	TREK	+ 01h 33' 08''
86	WESTRA Lieuwe	ASTANA	+ 01h 33' 31''
87	KONIG Leopold	SKY	+ 01h 33' 47''
88	POELS Wouter	SKY	+ 01h 34' 21''
89	JANSE VAN RENSBURG Reinardt	MTN-QHUBEKA	+ 01h 35' 09''
90	HOLLENSTEIN Reto	IAM CYCLING	+ 01h 35' 18''
91	CLEMENT Stef	IAM CYCLING	+ 01h 35' 47''
92	TULIK ANGÉLO	EUROPCAR	+ 01h 35' 55''
93	NAVARRO Daniel	COFIDIS	+ 01h 36' 45''
94	DENNIS Rohan	BMC	+ 01h 36' 46''
95	GOLAS Michal	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	+ 01h 36' 55''
96	FEDRIGO Pierrick	BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT	+ 01h 37' 49''
97	CARUSO Gianpaolo	TEAM KATUSHA	+ 01h 37' 58''
98	PREIDLER Georg	GIANT-ALPECIN	+ 01h 38' 32''
99	DEGENKOLB John	GIANT-ALPECIN	+ 01h 38' 37''
100	OSS Daniel	BMC	+ 01h 39' 33''
101	ROY Jérémy	FDJ	+ 01h 39' 35''
102	VALLS Rafael	LAMPRE - MERIDA	+ 01h 39' 36''
103	FONSECA Armindo	BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT	+ 01h 39' 50''
104	QUEMENEUR Perrig	EUROPCAR	+ 01h 40' 22''
105	VERMOTE Julien	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	+ 01h 40' 24''
106	DEMARE Arnaud	FDJ	+ 01h 40' 38''
107	VAUGRENARD Benoît	FDJ	+ 01h 42' 33''
108	SCARPONI Michele	ASTANA	+ 01h 43' 39''
109	YATES Simon	ORICA-GREENEDGE	+ 01h 43' 51''
110	CUMMINGS Stephen	MTN-QHUBEKA	+ 01h 44' 04''
111	PLAZA Ruben	LAMPRE - MERIDA	+ 01h 45' 12''
112	CAVENDISH Mark	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	+ 01h 45' 13''
113	CURVERS Roy	GIANT-ALPECIN	+ 01h 46' 27''
114	COQUARD Bryan	EUROPCAR	+ 01h 46' 58''
115	RAST Gregory	TREK	+ 01h 47' 18''
116	KRISTOFF Alexander	TEAM KATUSHA	+ 01h 47' 53''
117	MALORI Adriano	MOVISTAR	+ 01h 47' 54''
118	GENIEZ Alexandre	FDJ	+ 01h 48' 53''
119	VACHON Florian	BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT	+ 01h 49' 29''
120	GHEBREMEDHIN Merhawi	MTN-QHUBEKA	+ 01h 49' 37''
121	GREIPEL André	LOTTO-SOUDAL	+ 01h 50' 27''
122	VAN EMDEN Jos	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	+ 01h 50' 47''
123	ELMIGER Martin	IAM CYCLING	+ 01h 51' 01''
124	SENECHAL Florian	COFIDIS	+ 01h 51' 12''
125	KENNAUGH Peter	SKY	+ 01h 51' 16''
126	FEILLU Brice	BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT	+ 01h 51' 27''
127	POZZATO Filippo	LAMPRE - MERIDA	+ 01h 52' 16''
128	WELLENS Tim	LOTTO-SOUDAL	+ 01h 52' 41''
129	LAPORTE Christophe	COFIDIS	+ 01h 53' 04''
130	ANDERSEN Michael Valgren	TINKOFF-SAXO	+ 01h 53' 18''
131	TRENTIN Matteo	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	+ 01h 54' 42''
132	SIEBERG Marcel	LOTTO-SOUDAL	+ 01h 54' 57''
133	PERICHON Pierre-Luc	BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT	+ 01h 56' 25''
134	HAAS Nathan	CANNONDALE-GARMIN	+ 01h 56' 46''
135	QUINZIATO Manuel	BMC	+ 01h 57' 08''
136	GERARD Arnaud	BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT	+ 01h 58' 43''
137	DE GENDT Thomas	LOTTO-SOUDAL	+ 01h 58' 48''
138	GENE Yohann	EUROPCAR	+ 01h 59' 35''
139	RIBLON Christophe	AG2R-LA MONDIALE	+ 02h 00' 17''
140	LEEZER Thomas	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	+ 02h 00' 58''
141	SERPA José	LAMPRE - MERIDA	+ 02h 01' 09''
142	STANNARD Ian	SKY	+ 02h 01' 14''
143	FARRAR Tyler	MTN-QHUBEKA	+ 02h 03' 45''
144	RENSHAW Mark	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	+ 02h 04' 09''
145	BONO Matteo	LAMPRE - MERIDA	+ 02h 04' 25''
146	TIMMER Albert	GIANT-ALPECIN	+ 02h 04' 28''
147	SINKELDAM Ramon	GIANT-ALPECIN	+ 02h 04' 46''
148	BRUN Fréderic	BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT	+ 02h 05' 16''
149	GUARNIERI Jacopo	TEAM KATUSHA	+ 02h 07' 41''
150	TOSATTO Matteo	TINKOFF-SAXO	+ 02h 07' 53''
151	DEVOLDER Stijn	TREK	+ 02h 08' 17''
152	GRUZDEV Dmitriy	ASTANA	+ 02h 08' 24''
153	ROWE Luke	SKY	+ 02h 08' 45''
154	GAUDIN Damien	AG2R-LA MONDIALE	+ 02h 09' 06''
155	BRÄNDLE Matthias	IAM CYCLING	+ 02h 09' 10''
156	DEBUSSCHERE Jens	LOTTO-SOUDAL	+ 02h 09' 17''
157	ARREDONDO Julian	TREK	+ 02h 09' 19''
158	PIMANTA COSTA José Joao	BORA-ARGON 18	+ 02h 10' 08''
159	NAVARDAUSKAS Ramunas	CANNONDALE-GARMIN	+ 02h 10' 11''
160	DURBRIDGE Luke	ORICA-GREENEDGE	+ 02h 12' 55''
161	HALLER Marco	TEAM KATUSHA	+ 02h 15' 11''
162	WEENING Pieter	ORICA-GREENEDGE	+ 02h 17' 04''
163	ERVITI OLLO Imanol	MOVISTAR	+ 02h 21' 48''
164	EDET Nicolas	COFIDIS	+ 02h 22' 11''
165	DIDIER Laurent	TREK	+ 02h 22' 21''
166	VAN BAARLE Dylan	CANNONDALE-GARMIN	+ 02h 24' 35''
167	CIMOLAI Davide	LAMPRE - MERIDA	+ 02h 25' 01''
168	CHAVANEL Sébastien	FDJ	+ 02h 28' 12''
169	VANBILSEN KENNETH	COFIDIS	+ 02h 30' 48''
170	LANGEVELD Sebastian	CANNONDALE-GARMIN	+ 02h 31' 26''
171	HANSEN Adam	LOTTO-SOUDAL	+ 02h 33' 34''
172	NAULLEAU BRYAN	EUROPCAR	+ 02h 34' 04''
173	MATTHEWS Michael	ORICA-GREENEDGE	+ 02h 34' 31''
174	TUFT Svein	ORICA-GREENEDGE	+ 02h 35' 12''
175	BENNETT Sam	BORA-ARGON 18	+ 02h 43' 06''