Enrico Gasparotto wound the clock back four years at the Amstel Gold Race on Sunday, racing to a superb second career win in the race. The Wanty – Groupe Gobert rider attacked on the final climb, went past breakaway rider Tim Wellens (Lotto Soudal) and pushed on over the summit.
He was joined by Tinkoff’s Michael Valgren, who did the majority of the work in the flat final two kilometres to fend off the chase behind.
As a result he had nothing left to give when Gasparotto opened up his sprint. The 34 year old powered ahead and crossed the line pointing at the sky, thinking of his team-mate Antoine Demoitié.
The Belgian rider was killed after being struck by a motorbike in last month’s Gent-Wevelgem.
Behind, the big guns had been too conservative on the last climb and continued to watch each other after the top. Jelle Vanendert (Lotto Soudal) tried to get clear but couldn’t break the elastic. He continued to drive at the front before others took over, but it was too little, too late.
Sonny Colbrelli (Bardiani-CSF) won the sprint for third, beating Bryan Coquard (Direct Energie) and Michael Matthews (Orica-GreenEdge).
With three Pro Continental teams in the first five, the outcome was unexpected. However Gasparotto and Valgren were rewarded for their aggression, taking the first two places on the podium and forcing the bigger guns to re-examine their tactics.
As expected, Gasparotto dedicated his win to his fallen team-mate. “This victory is for Antoine Demoitié,” he said. “Yesterday, Antoine’s wife came to our hotel to meet us. It was hugely emotional, one of the most [moving] of my life.”
As a result he will remember his second Amstel Gold Race victory for a very, very long time.
Colbrelli will also remember the race, but more so with mixed feelings.
“Just after the finish I was disappointed,” he said. “I felt the regret, [that] I have lost a big chance. I won the sprint only few meters after the first two riders, and I was feeling really good.
“Then, looking at the performance, thinking how prestigious the third place in this race is, I forgot the disappointment and just enjoyed the podium. Many great riders finished the race behind me, this is the proof I did a great race.”
Sandwiched between the two of them was Valgren. He said that he accepted the result, despite perhaps getting things tactically wrong in the final kilometre.
“I’m really happy. I’d have liked to have won the race – that’s what I was aiming for at the start, but the way it turned out…when it’s so close you’d like to win. But I am really happy.”
How it played out:
Following the northern Classics, the Amstel Gold Race had a very different feel to it. Almost 260 kilometres in length, it would feature no less than 34 climbs and would suit the more explosive riders in the bunch.
Early on, Trek Factory Racing rider Fabio Feline crashed out of the race with a suspected broken nose. Lotto Soudal’s Tiesj Benoot also excited the event, although illness was the reason for his departure.
Feline’s team later gave clarification of the injury, saying that he had crashed and hit the ground directly with his face.
“He sustained a broken nose and cuts to his face and the radiologists also found a fracture at the base of the skull,” said team physician Jens Hinder. “He needs further examination to determine if it is stable or unstable and this will determine what treatment is required for recovery. It is too early to know until he undergoes further tests.”
A number of attempts were made to try to get away but nothing of any significance formed until 35 kilometres in. A total of 11 riders were there, namely Alex Howes (Cannondale), Laurent Didier (Trek-Segafredo), Matteo Montaguti (Ag2r La Mondiale), Laurens De Vreese (Astana), Matteo Bono (Lampre – Merida), Kevin Reza (FDJ), Larry Warbasse (IAM), Fabien Grellier (Direct Energy), Giacomo Berlato (Nippo – Vini Fantini), Tom Devriendt (Wanty-Groupe Gobert) and Josef Cerny (CCC).
These were over four minutes clear with 200 kilometres to go and continued to work hard. By the base of the first ascent of the Cauberg, they had stretched their lead to over five minutes, although the climb would see them concede 30 seconds of that advantage.
Defending champion Michael Kwiatkowski was being helped by his Sky team, who drove at the front for an extended period and further hewed the break’s advantage down to four minutes with 130 kilometres left.
The British team was subsequently joined by Orica-GreenEdge and Ag2r La Mondiale and the collaboration reduced the lead to a shade over three minutes.
Heading onto the Cauberg for the second time, Howes set the pace and helped increase the advantage slightly. However the climb was scaled more quickly by the peloton and it was just three minutes and 12 seconds back at the top.
The weather became more ominous and a heavy rain started to fall. The tricky conditions caught out former Il Lombardia winner Joaquim Rodriguez (Katusha) who ended up on the deck. He was helped back to the bunch by his team, but the knock did little to help his chances.
A threatening counter moves clear
Heading into the final 65 kilometres four riders clipped away from the bunch, with the move being sparked off by Tosh Van der Sande (Lotto Soudal). The others present were Bjorn Thurau (Wanty – Groupe Gobert), Gianni Meersman (Etixx – QuickStep) and Niccolo Bonifazio (Trek-Segafredo).
Together they worked hard and reduced the gap to one and a half minutes inside the final 50 kilometres. Behind, Andriy Grivko (Astana) was chasing hard but was unable to close up to the four ahead of him.
The next climb of the Gulpenerberg took a toll on the break, with Didier and Reza coming under pressure and sliding out the back. In contrast, Howes was feeling strong and drove the break up the Kruisberg. His efforts helped ensure the peloton was still over two minutes back heading into the final 40 kilometres but, with some tough terrain ahead, it was vital that those out front continued to pull through.
The American’s acceleration helped reduce the number of those at the head of affairs. Behind things were starting to heat up and Orica-GreenEdge’s Michael Albasini clipped away of the bunch. Sky hauled him back prior to the Fromberg climb, where Orica-GreenEdge took over the pacesetting and drove the pace over the top.
Once onto the Keutenberg climb, the peloton bridged up to the four-man chase group. The increase in pace sent Edvald Boasson Hagen (Dimension Data) out the back, with former race winner Philippe Gilbert (BMC Racing Team) also weakening and going south.
Tom Dumoulin (Giant-Alpecin) and Kwiatkowski were other surprises, with these also conceding their place in the bunch.
“It was unfortunate that Michal got dropped,” Team Sky directeur sportif Kurt-Asle Arvesen would later say. “He just didn’t have good legs today, it’s as simple as that.”
He added that Kwiatkowski would miss Flèche Wallonne, as had previously been planned, heading to Spain instead prior to returning for Liège-Bastogne-Liège.
The final battle unfolds
Bob Jungels (Etixx-QuickStep) had no such concerns and was feeling good. He tried to get clear, but wasn’t given much rope. The Luxembourg rider was hauled back and under Orica-GreenEdge’s driving, the junction with the leaders was finally made with 14 kilometres remaining.
Soon after Mat Hayman hit the front and ramped up the pace, seeking to set up team-mates Michael Matthews and Simon Gerrans.
The Australian had surprised to win Paris-Roubaix last Sunday, and his prolonged effort showed that he still had the legs which carried him to that victory.
Once he started to fade, team-mate Michael Albasini took over and chased hard to try to limit an attack by Tinkoff rider Roman Kreuziger.
With 7.5 kilometres left Tim Wellens (Lotto Soudal) jumped across to Kreuziger and went straight by, soloing ahead. He hammered clear and opened a gap of 12 seconds, while behind a number of other riders tried, and failed, to get away.
Wellens continued to pad his advantage and stretched it out to 19 seconds with four kilometres left. The steep final climb made it crucial that he had a big buffer on the Cauberg, but Albasini’s chase meant that he had just 12 seconds on those final slopes.
Sensing things were slipping away from him, Wellens dug deep. The big guns watched each other behind, with nobody appearing willing to make the first move. Vakoc (Etixx-QuickStep) accelerated slightly, but it was former race winner Enrico Gasparatto (Wanty) who had the courage to really thrown down the gauntlet and who bridged to Wellens.
Gasparatto pushed on and was joined by Valgren 1.9 kilometres from the end. Behind, the main favourites were continuing to watch each other, with nobody willing to really go for it. Vanendert (Lotto Soudal) tried to get away but was unable to snap the elastic. His acceleration brought the peloton closer to the leaders, and he continued to drive at the front.
Valgren drove the pace into the final 700 metres. Gasparatto stuck to his wheel, declining to come through. He was playing a game of chess with his rival and finally kicked with 200 metres to go, blasting ahead to hit the line first.
The scenes after the finish were emotional. The team lost a rider last month when Antoine Demoitié was hit by a motorbike in Gent Wevelgem and killed; today’s success put a smile back on the team’s faces.
Amstel Gold Race
: Maastricht > Berg en Terblijt
Sunday 17th April (2016)
Classification: 1.UWT
Category: Int. Men
Distance: 248.7km
| 1. |  |
GASPAROTTO Enrico
Wanty - Groupe Gobert
|
06:18:03 |
| 2. |  |
VALGREN ANDERSEN Michael
Tinkoff
|
- |
| 3. | |
COLBRELLI Sonny
Bardiani - CSF
|
0:04 |
| 4. |  |
COQUARD Bryan
Direct Energie
|
- |
| 5. |  |
MATTHEWS Michael
Orica GreenEDGE
|
- |
| 6. | |
ALAPHILIPPE Julian
Etixx - Quick Step
|
- |
| 7. | |
ULISSI Diego
Lampre - Merida
|
- |
| 8. | |
VISCONTI Giovanni
Movistar Team
|
- |
| 9. |  |
VLIEGEN Loïc
BMC Racing Team
|
- |
| 10. | |
WELLENS Tim
Lotto Soudal
|
- |
| 11. | |
GERRANS Simon
Orica GreenEDGE
|
- |
| 12. |  |
KREUZIGER Roman
Tinkoff
|
- |
| 13. | |
BAKELANTS Jan
AG2R La Mondiale
|
- |
| 14. |  |
MOLLEMA Bauke
Trek - Segafredo
|
- |
| 15. | |
BARGUIL Warren
Team Giant - Alpecin
|
- |
| 16. | |
LAMMERTINK Maurits
Roompot - Oranje Peloton
|
- |
| 17. |  |
COSTA Rui
Lampre - Merida
|
- |
| 18. | |
TEUNS Dylan
BMC Racing Team
|
- |
| 19. | |
VICHOT Arthur
FDJ
|
- |
| 20. |  |
MORENO Daniel
Movistar Team
|
- |
| 21. | |
DE TIER Floris
Topsport Vlaanderen - Baloise
|
- |
| 22. | |
ROSA Diego
Astana Pro Team
|
- |
| 23. | |
GESINK Robert
Team LottoNL - Jumbo
|
- |
| 24. | |
IZAGIRRE Ion
Movistar Team
|
- |
| 25. | |
GALLOPIN Tony
Lotto Soudal
|
- |
| 26. | |
VANENDERT Jelle
Lotto Soudal
|
- |
| 27. | |
SáNCHEZ Samuel
BMC Racing Team
|
- |
| 28. |  |
HENAO MONTOYA Sergio Luis
Team Sky
|
- |
| 29. |  |
NORDHAUG Lars Petter
Team Sky
|
- |
| 30. | |
KELDERMAN Wilco
Team LottoNL - Jumbo
|
- |
| 31. | |
VAKOC Petr
Etixx - Quick Step
|
0:07 |
| 32. |  |
HOWES Alex
Cannondale Pro Cycling Team
|
0:34 |
| 33. | |
PAUWELS Serge
Dimension Data
|
- |
| 34. | |
HERMANS Ben
BMC Racing Team
|
- |
| 35. | |
NAESEN Oliver
IAM Cycling
|
0:40 |
| 36. | |
CICCONE Giulio
Bardiani - CSF
|
- |
| 37. | |
BETTIOL Alberto
Cannondale Pro Cycling Team
|
- |
| 38. |  |
PREIDLER Georg
Team Giant - Alpecin
|
- |
| 39. |  |
IMPEY Daryl
Orica GreenEDGE
|
- |
| 40. | |
MORI Manuele
Lampre - Merida
|
- |
| 41. | |
POELS Wout
Team Sky
|
- |
| 42. |  |
GESCHKE Simon
Team Giant - Alpecin
|
- |
| 43. |  |
JUNGELS Bob
Etixx - Quick Step
|
- |
| 44. | |
WARBASSE Larry
IAM Cycling
|
- |
| 45. | |
SANCHEZ Luis Leon
Astana Pro Team
|
- |
| 46. | |
WEENING Pieter
Roompot - Oranje Peloton
|
- |
| 47. | |
CLARKE Simon
Cannondale Pro Cycling Team
|
- |
| 48. | |
DE VREESE Laurens
Astana Pro Team
|
1:01 |
| 49. | |
VANMARCKE Sep
Team LottoNL - Jumbo
|
- |
| 50. | |
GAUTIER Cyril
AG2R La Mondiale
|
- |
| 51. |  |
GRIVKO Andrei
Astana Pro Team
|
- |
| 52. | |
HENAO GOMEZ Sebastián
Team Sky
|
- |
| 53. | |
SERRY Pieter
Etixx - Quick Step
|
1:35 |
| 54. | |
BATTAGLIN Enrico
Team LottoNL - Jumbo
|
- |
| 55. |  |
LUTSENKO Alexey
Astana Pro Team
|
2:05 |
| 56. | |
BOASSON HAGEN Edvald
Dimension Data
|
2:07 |
| 57. |  |
ALBASINI Michael
Orica GreenEDGE
|
2:12 |
| 58. | |
TRENTIN Matteo
Etixx - Quick Step
|
3:19 |
| 59. | |
LINDEMAN Bert-Jan
Team LottoNL - Jumbo
|
3:37 |
| 60. | |
SLAGTER Tom-Jelte
Cannondale Pro Cycling Team
|
4:18 |
| 61. | |
VENTER Jaco
Dimension Data
|
4:32 |
| 62. | |
SBARAGLI Kristian
Dimension Data
|
- |
| 63. | |
ROTA Lorenzo
Bardiani - CSF
|
- |
| 64. | |
COSTA Mário
Lampre - Merida
|
- |
| 65. |  |
TSATEVICH Alexey
Team Katusha
|
- |
| 66. | |
DUIJN Huub
Roompot - Oranje Peloton
|
- |
| 67. |  |
SKUJIņ Toms
Cannondale Pro Cycling Team
|
- |
| 68. |  |
POLANC Jan
Lampre - Merida
|
- |
| 69. |  |
KIERLOVSKI Robert
Tinkoff
|
- |
| 70. | |
LOSADA Alberto
Team Katusha
|
- |
| 71. | |
TULIK Angelo
Direct Energie
|
- |
| 72. | |
BURGHARDT Marcus
BMC Racing Team
|
- |
| 73. | |
MONTAGUTI Matteo
AG2R La Mondiale
|
- |
| 74. | |
IZAGIRRE Gorka
Movistar Team
|
- |
| 75. | |
BONO Matteo
Lampre - Merida
|
- |
| 76. | |
LAENGEN Vegard Stake
IAM Cycling
|
- |
| 77. | |
MARTENS Paul
Team LottoNL - Jumbo
|
- |
| 78. |  |
GOLAS Michal
Team Sky
|
- |
| 79. | |
ROUX Anthony
FDJ
|
- |
| 80. | |
REBELLIN Davide
CCC Sprandi Polkowice
|
- |
| 81. | |
GILBERT Philippe
BMC Racing Team
|
- |
| 82. | |
CHERNETCKII Sergei
Team Katusha
|
- |
| 83. | |
TANNER David
IAM Cycling
|
- |
| 84. | |
HAYMAN Mathew
Orica GreenEDGE
|
- |
| 85. | |
MACHADO Tiago
Team Katusha
|
- |
| 86. | |
DILLIER Silvan
BMC Racing Team
|
- |
| 87. | |
GASTAUER Ben
AG2R La Mondiale
|
- |
| 88. | |
MEERSMAN Gianni
Etixx - Quick Step
|
- |
| 89. | |
KREDER Michel
Roompot - Oranje Peloton
|
- |
| 90. | |
VAN DEN BROECK Jurgen
Team Katusha
|
- |
| 91. | |
DUMOULIN Tom
Team Giant - Alpecin
|
- |
| 92. | |
VAN DER SANDE Tosh
Lotto Soudal
|
- |
| 93. | |
JUUL-JENSEN Christopher
Orica GreenEDGE
|
- |
| 94. | |
VAUGRENARD Benoit
FDJ
|
- |
| 95. | |
PATERSKI Maciej
CCC Sprandi Polkowice
|
5:38 |
| 96. | |
ROELANDTS Jurgen
Lotto Soudal
|
5:56 |
| 97. | |
VICIOSO Ángel
Team Katusha
|
6:19 |
| 98. | |
THURAU Bjorn
Wanty - Groupe Gobert
|
7:35 |
| 99. | |
MOHORIC Matej
Lampre - Merida
|
8:02 |
| 100. | |
VAN HECKE Preben
Topsport Vlaanderen - Baloise
|
- |
| 101. | |
BYSTRøM Sven Erik
Team Katusha
|
8:49 |
| 102. | |
CURVERS Roy
Team Giant - Alpecin
|
- |
| 103. | |
KING Benjamin
Cannondale Pro Cycling Team
|
- |
| 104. | |
KOREN Kristijan
Cannondale Pro Cycling Team
|
- |
| 105. | |
VAN HOECKE Gijs
Topsport Vlaanderen - Baloise
|
- |
| 106. | |
OWSIAN Lukasz
CCC Sprandi Polkowice
|
- |
| 107. | |
TOLHOEK Antwan
Roompot - Oranje Peloton
|
- |
| 108. | |
DE VRIES Berden
Roompot - Oranje Peloton
|
- |
| 109. | |
CONTI Valerio
Lampre - Merida
|
- |
| 110. |  |
DUCHESNE Antoine
Direct Energie
|
- |
| 111. | |
LOBATO Juan José
Movistar Team
|
- |
| 112. | |
HANSEN Jesper
Tinkoff
|
- |
| 113. | |
COLLI Daniele
Nippo - Vini Fantini
|
- |
| 114. | |
ERVITI Imanol
Movistar Team
|
- |
| 115. | |
DE NEGRI Pier Paolo
Nippo - Vini Fantini
|
- |
| 116. | |
BRUTT Pavel
Tinkoff
|
- |
| 117. | |
DE MARCHI Alessandro
BMC Racing Team
|
9:11 |
| 118. | |
HAGA Chad
Team Giant - Alpecin
|
11:24 |
| 119. | |
MINNAARD Marco
Wanty - Groupe Gobert
|
15:49 |
| 120. | |
VERGAERDE Otto
Topsport Vlaanderen - Baloise
|
17:16 |
| DNF. | |
WALLAYS Jens
Topsport Vlaanderen - Baloise
|
- |
| DNF. | |
HOOGERLAND Johnny
Roompot - Oranje Peloton
|
- |
| DNF. | |
VAN GINNEKEN Sjoerd
Roompot - Oranje Peloton
|
- |
| DNF. |  |
MCNALLY Mark
Wanty - Groupe Gobert
|
- |
| DNF. | |
DEVRIENDT Tom
Wanty - Groupe Gobert
|
- |
| DNF. | |
DEHAES Kenny
Wanty - Groupe Gobert
|
- |
| DNF. | |
VEUCHELEN Frederik
Wanty - Groupe Gobert
|
- |
| DNF. | |
MARCATO Marco
Wanty - Groupe Gobert
|
- |
| DNF. | |
VAN GESTEL Dries
Topsport Vlaanderen - Baloise
|
- |
| DNF. | |
LIETAER Eliot
Topsport Vlaanderen - Baloise
|
- |
| DNF. | |
HELVEN Sander
Topsport Vlaanderen - Baloise
|
- |
| DNF. | |
CLEMENT Stef
IAM Cycling
|
- |
| DNF. | |
ENGER Sondre Holst
IAM Cycling
|
- |
| DNF. | |
DENIFL Stefan
IAM Cycling
|
- |
| DNF. | |
BROWN Nathan
Cannondale Pro Cycling Team
|
- |
| DNF. | |
FRAILE MATARRANZ Omar
Dimension Data
|
- |
| DNF. | |
HAAS Nathan
Dimension Data
|
- |
| DNF. |  |
BERHANE Natnael
Dimension Data
|
- |
| DNF. |  |
REGUIGUI Youcef
Dimension Data
|
- |
| DNF. | |
VOECKLER Thomas
Direct Energie
|
- |
| DNF. | |
BOUDAT Thomas
Direct Energie
|
- |
| DNF. | |
BERLATO Giacomo
Nippo - Vini Fantini
|
- |
| DNF. |  |
KOISHI Yuma
Nippo - Vini Fantini
|
- |
| DNF. | |
KUBOKI Kazushige
Nippo - Vini Fantini
|
- |
| DNF. | |
STACCHIOTTI Riccardo
Nippo - Vini Fantini
|
- |
| DNF. | |
BOEM Nicola
Bardiani - CSF
|
- |
| DNF. | |
ANDREETTA Simone
Bardiani - CSF
|
- |
| DNF. | |
RUFFONI Nicola
Bardiani - CSF
|
- |
| DNF. | |
STERBINI Luca
Bardiani - CSF
|
- |
| DNF. | |
BOLE Grega
Nippo - Vini Fantini
|
- |
| DNF. | |
CUNEGO Damiano
Nippo - Vini Fantini
|
- |
| DNF. | |
GRELLIER Fabien
Direct Energie
|
- |
| DNF. | |
HUREL Tony
Direct Energie
|
- |
| DNF. | |
ANDERSON Ryan
Direct Energie
|
- |
| DNF. | |
CERNY Josef
CCC Sprandi Polkowice
|
- |
| DNF. | |
KUREK Adrian
CCC Sprandi Polkowice
|
- |
| DNF. | |
MARYCZ Jaroslaw
CCC Sprandi Polkowice
|
- |
| DNF. | |
PLUCINSKI Leszek
CCC Sprandi Polkowice
|
- |
| DNF. | |
PONZI Simone
CCC Sprandi Polkowice
|
- |
| DNF. | |
TONELLI Alessandro
Bardiani - CSF
|
- |
| DNF. | |
COPPEL Jérome
IAM Cycling
|
- |
| DNF. | |
LIGTHART Pim
Lotto Soudal
|
- |
| DNF. | |
SIEBERG Marcel
Lotto Soudal
|
- |
| DNF. | |
BENOOT Tiesj
Lotto Soudal
|
- |
| DNF. | |
TEUNISSEN Mike
Team LottoNL - Jumbo
|
- |
| DNF. | |
TJALLINGII Maarten
Team LottoNL - Jumbo
|
- |
| DNF. | |
MCCARTHY Jay
Tinkoff
|
- |
| DNF. | |
PETROV Evgeni
Tinkoff
|
- |
| DNF. | |
TROFIMOV Yuri
Tinkoff
|
- |
| DNF. |  |
LUDVIGSSON Fredrik
Team Giant - Alpecin
|
- |
| DNF. | |
FRöHLINGER Johannes
Team Giant - Alpecin
|
- |
| DNF. | |
SWIFT Ben
Team Sky
|
- |
| DNF. | |
VAN POPPEL Danny
Team Sky
|
- |
| DNF. | |
MARTIN Tony
Etixx - Quick Step
|
- |
| DNF. | |
VERMOTE Julien
Etixx - Quick Step
|
- |
| DNF. | |
FERNáNDEZ Rubén
Movistar Team
|
- |
| DNF. | |
SUTHERLAND Rory
Movistar Team
|
- |
| DNF. | |
DURBRIDGE Luke
Orica GreenEDGE
|
- |
| DNF. | |
YATES Adam
Orica GreenEDGE
|
- |
| DNF. | |
BEPPU Fumiyuki
Trek - Segafredo
|
- |
| DNF. | |
DIDIER Laurent
Trek - Segafredo
|
- |
| DNF. | |
GOUGEARD Alexis
AG2R La Mondiale
|
- |
| DNF. | |
RIBLON Christophe
AG2R La Mondiale
|
- |
| DNF. | |
VUILLERMOZ Alexis
AG2R La Mondiale
|
- |
| DNF. | |
EIKING Odd Christian
FDJ
|
- |
| DNF. |  |
FISCHER Murilo Antonio
FDJ
|
- |
| DNF. | |
ROY Jérémy
FDJ
|
- |
| DNF. | |
RéZA Kévin
FDJ
|
- |
| DNF. | |
BONNET William
FDJ
|
- |
| DNF. | |
CHEREL Mikael
AG2R La Mondiale
|
- |
| DNF. | |
RODRíGUEZ Joaquim
Team Katusha
|
- |
| DNF. | |
FELLINE Fabio
Trek - Segafredo
|
- |
| DNF. | |
HESJEDAL Ryder
Trek - Segafredo
|
- |
| DNF. | |
BONIFAZIO Niccolo
Trek - Segafredo
|
- |
| DNF. | |
REIJNEN Kiel
Trek - Segafredo
|
- |
| DNF. | |
SCHLECK Fränk
Trek - Segafredo
|
- |
| DNF. | |
BOOM Lars
Astana Pro Team
|
- |
| DNF. | |
ARU Fabio
Astana Pro Team
|
- |
| DNF. | |
CATALDO Dario
Astana Pro Team
|
- |
| DNF. | |
KWIATKOWSKI Michal
Team Sky
|
- |