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2013 Elite Men's World Road Cycling Championships

Sunday, September 29, 2013

Tuscany, Italy

Podium History of the Elite (Professional) Men's Road Championship

2013 World Cycling Championships | Course map and profile | Photos (posted below results and maps) | Startlist with backnumbers |


Lucca - Firenze Mandela Forum, 106.6 km from Lucca to Firenze then 10 laps of 16.6 km totalling 272.26 km

Weather: heavy rain, 17C
208 starters, 61 classified finishers

Rui da Costa wins the world champion ship road race

Complete Results:

  1. Rui Faria da Costa (Portugal) 7hr 25min 44sec. 36.648 km/hr
  2. Joaquin Rodriguez (Spain) s.t.
  3. Alejandro Valverde (Spain) @ 15sec
  4. Vincenzo Nibali (Italy) s.t.
  5. Andriy Grivko (Ukraine) @ 31sec
  6. Peter Sagan (Slovakia) @ 34sec
  7. Simon Clarke (Australia) s.t.
  8. Maxim Iglinskiy (Kazakhstan) s.t.
  9. Philippe Gilbert (Belgium) s.t.
  10. Fabian Cancellara (Switzerland) s.t.
  11. Bauke Mollema (Netherlands) a.t.
  12. Lars Petter Nordhaug (Norway) s.t.
  13. Daniel Moreno (Spain) s.t.
  14. Simon Geschke (Germany) s.t.
  15. Sergio Henao (Colombia) s.t.
  16. Michele Scarponi (Italy) s.t.
  17. Filippo Pozzato (Italy) @ 1min 5sec
  18. Arthur Vichot (France) s.t.
  19. Maciej Paterski (Poland) s.t.
  20. Edvald Boasson Hagen (Norway) s.t.
  21. Jakob Fuglsang (Denmark) s.t.
  22. Ignatas Konovalovas (Lithuania) @ 1min 26sec
  23. Greg van Avermaet (Belgium) s.t.
  24. Yury Trofimov (Russia) s.t.
  25. Pieter Weening (Netherlands) @ 1min 44sec
  26. Zdenek Stybar (Czech Republic) @ 1min 59sec
  27. Aleksejs Saramotins (Lativa) @ 2min 1sec
  28. Romain Bardet (France) s.t.
  29. Serge Pauwels (Belgium) s.t.
  30. Matija Kvasina (Coratia) s.t.
  31. Alex Howes (USA) s.t.
  32. Chirs Anker Sörensen (Denmark) s.t.
  33. Michal Golas (Poland) s.t.
  34. Darwin Atapuma (Colombia) s.t.
  35. Carlos Alberto Betancur (Colombia) s.t.
  36. Tiago Machado (Portugal) s.t.
  37. Peter Stetina (USA) s.t.
  38. Stefan Denifl (Austria) @ 2min 5sec
  39. Marcus Burghardt (Germany) @ 3min 40sec
  40. Jan Polanc (Slovenia) s.t.
  41. Rigoberto Uran (Colombia) @ 4min 27sec
  42. John Degenkolb (Germany) @ 4min 53sec
  43. Sergei Chernetski (Russia) @ 4min 55sec
  44. Anthony Roux (France) s.t.
  45. Gregory Rast (Switzerland) @ 6min 24sec
  46. Thomas Lovkvist (Sweden) @ 7min 27sec
  47. Andrei Nechita (Roumania) @ 8min 6sec
  48. Jonathan Castroviejo (Spain) s.t.
  49. Paul Martens (Germany) s.t.
  50. Thibaut Pinot (France) @ 9min 9sec
  51. Giovanni Visconti (Italy) @ 9min 15sec
  52. Bartosz Huzarski (Poland) @ 9min 36sec
  53. Danilo Wyss (Switzerland) @ 11min 20sec
  54. Jan Barta (Czech Republic) s.t.
  55. Fabian Wegmann (Germany) s.t.
  56. Amaël Moinard (France) s.t.
  57. Jan Bakelants (Belgium) s.t.
  58. Rafal Majka (Poland) @ 12min 55sec
  59. Cyril Gautier (France) @ 15min 11sec
  60. Wilco Kelderman (Netherlands) s.t.
  61. Thomas Voeckler (France) s.t.

Course map and profile

Elite Men's road race map

Elite Men's road race map

Elite Men's road race profile

Elite Men's road race profile


Photos from the Elite Men's World Championship road race:

Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish

Horrible weather. Here Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish lead the pack. No British or Irish riders finished.

Vincenzo Nibali and Philippe Gilbert

Vincenzo Nibali leads Philippe Gilbert

Fabian Cancellara

Fabian Cancellara

Peloton

The wet weather (and slippery white painted street markings) caused crashes all day long.

Thor Hushovd

Thor Hushovd

Italian team

The Italians kept up the pressure nearly all day.

Daniel Martin and Christopher Froome

Daniel Martin and Christopher Froome

Edvald Boasson Hagen

Edvald Boasson Hagen

Alberto Contador

Alberto Contador

Michael Albasini

Michael Albasini

Paolo Bettini and Vincenzo Nibali

Vincenzo Nibali has crashed. Italian team director Paolo Bettini is getting him back on the road. Thanks to some outrageous drafting of the team car, Nibali was quickly back up to the peloton.

Giovanni Visconti

Late in the race Giovanni Visconti tried to escape.

Winning break with Da Costa

The winning move: Da Costa with Nibali (note torn shorts) and Valverde. They are chasing Joaquin Rodriguez. Da Costa would leave the pair and successfully bridge.

Da Costa and Rodriguez

After Da Costa bridged up to Rodriguez, they slowed and manuevered for postion.

final sprint

Rui Da Costa (white jersey) comes off Rodriguez' wheel to win the sprint.

Rui Albert da Costa

Da Costa knows he's the World Champion

Sprint for third place

Alejandro Valverde beats Vincenzo Nibali for third.

Thomas Voeckler

Thomas Voeckler was the last classified finisher.

Joaquin Rodriguez

Rodriguez left nothing on the table. He attacked over and over.

Rui Albert da Costa

Rui Alberto Da Costa is the new Rainbow Jersey

Elite Men's road race podium

The podium, from left: Joaquin Rodriguez, Rui Alberto Faria Da Costa, Alejandro Valverde


Elite Men's Road Race startlist with backnumbers as of September 27, 2013

Belgium
1. Philippe Gilbert    
2. Jan Bakelants   
3. Bjorn Leukemans
4. Maxime Monfort
5. Serge Pauwels 
6. Greg Van Avermaet
7. Johan Van Summeren

Spain
8. Jonathan Castroviejo Nicolas   
9. Alberto Contador Velasco   
10. José Herrada Lopez 
11. Egoi Martinez De Esteban 
12. Daniel Moreno Fernandez
13. Joaquin Rodriguez Oliver  
14. Luis Leon Sanchez Gil   
15. Samuel Sanchez Gonzalez  
16. Alejandro Valverde Belmonte

Italy 
17. Vincenzo Nibali  
18. Rinaldo Nocentini
19. Luca Paolini 
20. Filippo Pozzato
21. Ivan Santaromita
22. Michele Scarponi
23. Diego Ulissi
24. Alessandro Vanotti   
25. Giovanni Visconti

Colombia
26. Janier Acevedo Calle  
27. Winner Anacona Gomez
28. Darwin Atapuma Hurtado   
29. Carlos Alberto Betancur Gomez  
30. Sergio Luis Henao Montoya
31. Nairo Alexander Quintana Rojas
32. Miguel Angel Rubiano Chavez
33. José Cayetano Sarmiento Tunarosa   
34. Rigoberto Uran Uran

Great Britain   
35. Mark Cavendish   
36. Stephen Cummings
37. Joshua Edmondson   
38. Christopher Froome
39. Luke Rowe
40. Ian Stannard  
41. Geraint Thomas  
42. Bradley Wiggins

Netherlands   
43. Tom Dumoulin 
44. Robert Gesink
45. Johnny Hoogerland
46. Wilco Kelderman
47. Sebastian Langeveld
48. Bauke Mollema   
49. Tom Jelte Slagter   
50. Laurens Ten Dam  
51. Pieter Weening

France   
52. Romain Bardet 
53. Warren Barguil   
54. Cyril Gautier   
55. Amaël Moinard 
56. Thibaut Pinot   
57. Christophe Riblon
58. Anthony Roux  
59. Arthur Vichot
60. Thomas Voeckler

Australia  
61. Simon Clarke   
62. Rohan Dennis  
63. Cadel Evans  
64. Mathew Hayman 
65. Michael Matthews  
66. Cameron Meyer
67. Richie Porte 
68. Rory Sutherland
69. David Tanner

USA   
70. Matthew Busche
71. Christopher Horner  
72. Alex Howes   
73. Taylor Phinney
74. Peter Stetina
75. Andrew Talansky  
76. Tejay Van Garderen

Slovakia
77. Matej Jurco 
78. Juraj Sagan
79. Peter Sagan  
80. Patrik Tybor
81. Martin Velits
82. Peter Velits

Czech Republic
83. Jan Barta  
84. Martin Hunal
85. Stanislav Kozubek
86. Jakub Novak
87. Frantisek Rabon 
88. Zdenek Stybar

Switzerland
89. Michael Albasini  
90. Fabian Cancellara
91. Martin Elmiger   
92. Mathias Frank  
93. Gregory Rast 
94. Sébastien Reichenbach   
95. Michael Schär 
96. Danilo Wyss
97. Oliver Zaugg

Poland   
98. Maciej Bodnar
99. Michal Golas   
100. Bartosz Huzarski 
101. Michal Kwiatkowski  
102. Rafal Majka 
103. Tomasz Marczynski  
104. Przemyslaw Niemiec   
105. Maciej Paterski 
106. Szmyd Sylwester

Germany  
107. Marcus Burghardt
108. John Degenkolb 
109. Simon Geschke   
110. Paul Martens   
111. Dominik Nerz  
112. Fabian Wegmann

Ireland 
113. Sam Bennett
114. Matt Brammeier 
115. Daniel Martin
116. Nicolas Roche

Ukraine  
117. Vitaliy Buts  
117. Sergiy Grechyn
119. Andriy Grivko 
120. Andriy Khripta  
121. Mykhaylo Kononenko 
122. Yaroslav Popovych

Slovenia
123. Grega Bole  
124. Borut Bozic  
125. Janez Brajkovic
126. Kristijan Koren   
127. Mugerli Matej   
128. Jan Polanc

Austria   
129. Matthias Brandle   
130. Stefan Denifl
131. Markus Eibegger
132. Bernhard Eisel   
133. Georg Preidler  
134. Riccardo Zoidl

Russia   
135. Sergei Chernetski  
136. Alexandr Kolobnev 
137. Yury Trofimov

Morocco   
138. Reda Aadel  
139. Essaid Abelouache  
140. Ismail Ayoune  
141. Adil Jelloul  
142. Lahcen Saber

Denmark  
143. Matti Breschel
144. Jakob Fuglsang 
145. Chris Anker Sörensen

Eritrea   
146. Meron Russom  
147. Daniel Teklehaymanot
148. Jani Tewelde Weldegabir

Portugal
149. André Fernando Cardoso  
150. Rui Alberto Faria Da Costa
151. Tiago Jose Pinto Machado

Kazakhstan
152. Maxim Iglinskiy
153. Alexey Lutsenko
154. Andrey Zeits

Venezuela 
155. Yonder Godoy   
156. Yonathan Monsalve 
157. Carlos José Ochoa  
158. Jackson Rodriguez 
159. Pedro Sequera 
160. Freddy Vargas

Hong Kong   
161. King Lok Cheung
162. Ho Ting Kwok

Sweden
163. Fredrik Carl Wilhelm Kessiakoff 
164. Thomas Lövkvist
165. Tobias Ludvigsson

Malaysia  
166. Sea Keong Loh

Algeria  
167. Youcef Reguigui

Brazil 
168. Rafael Andriato 
169. Murilo Antonio Fischer

Norway
170. Edvald Boasson Hagen  
171. Thor Hushovd  
172. Lars Petter Nordhaug

Croatia
173. Kristijan Durasek 
174. Matija Kvasina   
175. Radoslav Rogina

Latvia
176. Viesturs Luksevics
177. Aleksejs Saramotins 
178. Andris Smirnovs

South Africa
179. Daryl Impey 
180. Reinardt Janse Van Rensburg

Estonia
181. Alo Jakin 
182. Gert Joeaar
183. Tanel Kangert

Mexico
184. Juan Pablo Magallanes Aranda   
185. Uri Martins  
186. Hector Hugo Rangel Zamarron

Canada 
187. Christian Meier   
188. Francois Parisien

New Zealand 
189. Jack Bauer 
190. George Bennett  
191. Sam Bewley

Argentina
192. Enzo Moyano

Hungary  
193. Peter Kusztor

Belarus
194. Kanstantsin Siutsou

Costa Rica   
195. Andrey Amador Bikkazakova 
196. Gregory Obando Brenes

Tunisia  
197. Rafaa Chtioui

Bulgaria
198. Spas Gyurov

Ecuador   
199. Jose Ragonessi

Serbia 
200. Ivan Stevic

Moldova
201. Serghei Tvetcov

Lithuania 
202. Gediminas Bagdonas 
203. Ignatas Konovalovas   
204. Ramunas Navardauskas

Romania
205. Andrei Nechita

Luxembourg 
206. Bob Jungels

Greece
207. Ioannis Tamouridis

Finland  
208. Jussi Veikkanen