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2018 Tour de Yorkshire (2.1)

4th edition: May 3 - 6, 2018

2018 Tour de Yorkshire map

2018 Tour of Yorkshire: 4 stages, 701.5 kilometers

Sunday, May 6: 4th & Final Stage, Halifax - Leeds, 189.5 km

Stage 4 map & profile

Stephane Rosetto

Stéphane Rosetto enjoys his solo stage win.

Weather at the finish city of Leeds at 1:20 PM, local time: 23C (73F), sunny, with the wind from SE at 13 km/hr (8 mph). No rain is forecast.

The race: Here's the organizer's telling of the day's racing.

Stage four of this year’s Tour de Yorkshire was dubbed the ‘queen’ stage, but it was Stephane Rossetto who was king of the road today. The Cofidis Solutions rider produced a spectacular performance, riding over 100km in a solo breakaway to take stage 4 on the Headrow in Leeds; the start point of the Grandest Ever Grand Départ of the Tour de France just four years ago.

Olympic Champion Greg Van Avermaet (BMC Racing Team) was crowned the overall winner of the 2018 Tour de Yorkshire as he finished second in a thrilling sprint to the line that included title rivals, Serge Pauwels (Team Dimension Data) and Eduard Prades Reverter (Euskadi Basque Country – Murias).

Prades Reverter and Pauwels took second and third respectively in the general classification with Van Avermaet’s team, BMC Racing Team taking the team classification – a result that was dedicated to Andy Rihs, the owner of the team who passed away last month.

The day began with a roll out from the Piece Hall in Halifax and the only surviving intact cloth hall in the UK acted as an amphitheatre for Yorkshire’s greatest show.

The first of five categorised climbs came at the Côte de Hebden Bridge where three riders from a breakaway group of five took the points. Hayden McCormick (One Pro Cycling), took first ahead of Rich Handley (Madison Genesis) and Gabriel Cullaigh (Team GB).

Early attacks had threatened to split the race wide open with Astana riding economically perfect to try and lead out their man, and blue jersey holder, Magnus Cort Nielsen.

The next climb came at Goose Eye and it was contested by Stephane Rossetto and Max Stedman (Canyon Eisberg) where Stedman lost his chain before managing to hook it back on and sprint past the Frenchman to take the points. Connor Swift (Madison Genesis) took third.

By the time the third climb of the day came around at Barden Moor, Rossetto and Stedman were still out on their own with a one minute and fifty second advantage over a second group of pursuers. Stedman took the points and looked to be in control of the King of the Mountains jersey, but that was before Rossetto took off to take the sprint at Kilnsey and, just before the dreaded Park Rash climb took off on a solo breakaway to increase his advantage to seven minutes.

First place on the next two climbs would not be contested as Rossetto continued his miraculous solo break. Meanwhile, back in the peloton Magnus Cort Nielsen had lost touch and been dropped, with his hopes of the GC win slipping away, Greg Van Avermaet and his BMC team mobilised.

Van Avermaet did take bonus points here to add to his advantage and looked increasingly likely to take the overall win; with no one looking close to getting past him and race leader Magnus Cort Nielsen over a minute behind.

Rossetto was buoyed by the support of the crowds as he entered the city centre and held his fist aloft, cheering with his fans as he rode over the line.

Shortly behind were the GC contenders and it was Olympic Champion Greg Van Avermaet who came in next, joining an exclusive list, that of the Tour de Yorkshire winners.

Stage winner Stephane Rossetto said: “It’s the most beautiful win of my career. It is a race that has more and more value, it has history now, it has an amazing crowd and so many spectators. It’s like being on the Tour de France here.”

Overall winner Greg Van Avermaet said: “It was our goal to win this race for him (Andy Rihs), tomorrow is his funeral and the demonstration from the team today was really for him and I was so happy to be able to finish it off here in Leeds as it was not that easy.”

“It was a super hard stage, but when the race opened up we still had three of four guys and I was pretty surprised. From here, we started to control and everybody did 100% his best and I’m so happy to finish it off.”

Is the atmosphere and terrain as good as the Grand Tours?

“Yeah, I think it’s similar for sure it’s got more spectators than in Spain and it’s something special, I think this is very similar to Le Tour.”

“The crowds all throughout the week have been amazing, I remember from the Tour de France here and the Tour de Yorkshire in 2015 and this year we were lucky with the weather and the crowds came out even more. This race really has its place on the calendar and it’s pretty amazing so I hope to be back here again next year.”

Complete results:

189.5 kilometers raced at an average speed of 38.757 km/hr

1	STÉPHANE ROSSETTO	COFIDIS	4hr 53min 22sec
2	GREG VAN AVERMAET	BMC	@ 34sec
3	IAN BIBBY	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
4	EDWARD DUNBAR	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
5	EDUARD PRADES	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
6	ANTHONY PEREZ	COFIDIS	s.t.
7	JONATHAN HIVERT	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
8	SERGE PAUWELS	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
9	ROBERT KISERLOVSKI	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
10	MICHAEL STORER	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
11	PATRICK BEVIN	BMC	s.t.
12	BRENT BOOKWALTER	BMC	+ 01' 03''
13	COLIN JOYCE	RALLY CYCLING	+ 01' 05''
14	EDMUND BRADBURY	JLT CONDOR	+ 01' 10''
15	MIKE TEUNISSEN	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
16	SYLVAIN CHAVANEL	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
17	NICK VAN DER LIJKE	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
18	JAMES SHAW	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
19	DYLAN VAN BAARLE	SKY	s.t.
20	KAROL DOMAGALSKI	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
21	DANIEL PEARSON	AQUA BLUE SPORT	+ 02' 08''
22	EDWARD LAVERACK	JLT CONDOR	+ 02' 11''
23	RETO HOLLENSTEIN	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
24	ETIENNE VAN EMPEL	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
25	ARITZ BAGUES	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
26	GARIKOITZ BRAVO	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
27	HAYDEN MCCORMICK	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
28	TIAGO MACHADO	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
29	JAMES ORAM	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
30	KYLE MURPHY	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
31	LUIS ANGEL MATE	COFIDIS	s.t.
32	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN	ASTANA	s.t.
33	MARK CHRISTIAN	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
34	MATHIAS LE TURNIER	COFIDIS	s.t.
35	DANILO WYSS	BMC	s.t.
36	BEN SWIFT	GREAT BRITAIN	+ 03' 52''
37	OWAIN DOULL	SKY	s.t.
38	JOHANNES FRÖHLINGER	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 06' 00''
39	PETER WILLIAMS	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
40	FRED WRIGHT	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
41	RYAN ANDERSON	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
42	JAI HINDLEY	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
43	RICHARD HANDLEY	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
44	LEONARDO BASSO	SKY	s.t.
45	JONATHAN MCEVOY	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
46	IAN STANNARD	SKY	s.t.
47	OSCAR GATTO	ASTANA	s.t.
48	CALVIN WATSON	AQUA BLUE SPORT	+ 07' 10''
49	STEFF CRAS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
50	JULIEN VERMOTE	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
51	ROBBERT DE GREEF	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
52	KEVIN REZA	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
53	GUILLAUME BONNAFOND	COFIDIS	s.t.
54	PERRIG QUEMENEUR	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
55	MARTIJN BUDDING	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
56	DORIAN GODON	COFIDIS	s.t.
57	SCOTT DAVIES	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
58	ANGELO TULIK	DIRECT ENERGIE	+ 07' 16''
59	LAWRENCE WARBASSE	AQUA BLUE SPORT	+ 07' 56''
60	JAMES LOWSLEY-WILLIAMS	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
61	MATTEO DAL-CIN	RALLY CYCLING	+ 11' 09''
62	JONATHAN DIBBEN	SKY	s.t.
63	MARCO MATHIS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
64	NATHAN VAN HOOYDONCK	BMC	s.t.
65	JAMES GULLEN	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
66	CONNOR SWIFT	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
67	MICHAEL CUMING	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
68	LOIC CHETOUT	COFIDIS	s.t.
69	TOM STAMSNIJDER	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
70	JULIO ALBERTO AMORES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
71	KRISTOFFER HALVORSEN	SKY	s.t.
72	JAY ROBERT THOMSON	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
73	NICOLAS DOUGALL	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
74	JONAS VAN GENECHTEN	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
75	BRYAN COQUARD	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
76	ARNAUD COURTEILLE	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
77	STEVEN LAMMERTINK	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
78	JACOB SCOTT	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
79	MAXIMILIAN STEDMAN	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
80	HARRISON JONES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 13' 22''
81	PIM LIGTHART	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
82	OLIVER WOOD	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
83	PHIL BAUHAUS	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
84	LIAM DAVIES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
85	THOMAS BAYLIS	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
86	GEORGE PYM	MADISON GENESIS	+ 13' 25''
87	JENTHE BIERMANS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
88	MAXIMILIAN WALSCHEID	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 18' 22''
89	THOMAS PIDCOCK	GREAT BRITAIN	+ 18' 34''
90	JON ABERASTURI	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	+ 28' 39''
91	ANDREW TENNANT	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
92	GABRIEL CULLAIGH	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
93	JOSHUA HUNT	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
94	LEON MAZZONE	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
95	ROBERT-JON MCCARTHY	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
96	SEAN MCKENNA	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
97	RUSSELL DOWNING	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
98	EMILS LIEPINS	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 31' 47''

Final GC after Stage 4:

Final GC leader: Greg van Avermaet (BMC)
Mountains classification winner: Stéphane Rosetto (Cofidis)
Points classification winner: Greg van Avermaet (BMC)
Team classification winner: BMC

701.5 kilometers raced at an average speed of 42.174 km/hr

1	GREG VAN AVERMAET	BMC	16hr 38min 0sec
2	EDUARD PRADES	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	@ 9sec
3	SERGE PAUWELS	DIMENSION DATA	+ 00' 14''
4	ROBERT KISERLOVSKI	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	+ 00' 19''
5	MICHAEL STORER	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
6	IAN BIBBY	JLT CONDOR	+ 00' 23''
7	ANTHONY PEREZ	COFIDIS	+ 00' 25''
8	EDWARD DUNBAR	AQUA BLUE SPORT	+ 00' 27''
9	PATRICK BEVIN	BMC	+ 00' 37''
10	JONATHAN HIVERT	DIRECT ENERGIE	+ 00' 39''
11	COLIN JOYCE	RALLY CYCLING	+ 00' 50''
12	BRENT BOOKWALTER	BMC	+ 00' 53''
13	DYLAN VAN BAARLE	SKY	+ 01' 09''
14	JAMES SHAW	GREAT BRITAIN	+ 01' 15''
15	KAROL DOMAGALSKI	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 01' 21''
16	MIKE TEUNISSEN	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
17	EDMUND BRADBURY	JLT CONDOR	+ 01' 29''
18	NICK VAN DER LIJKE	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
19	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN	ASTANA	+ 01' 35''
20	SYLVAIN CHAVANEL	DIRECT ENERGIE	+ 01' 50''
21	DANIEL PEARSON	AQUA BLUE SPORT	+ 02' 01''
22	MARK CHRISTIAN	AQUA BLUE SPORT	+ 02' 04''
23	ETIENNE VAN EMPEL	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
24	JAMES ORAM	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 02' 16''
25	LUIS ANGEL MATE	COFIDIS	+ 02' 19''
26	KYLE MURPHY	RALLY CYCLING	+ 02' 22''
27	EDWARD LAVERACK	JLT CONDOR	+ 02' 30''
28	HAYDEN MCCORMICK	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 02' 44''
29	ARITZ BAGUES	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	+ 02' 48''
30	RETO HOLLENSTEIN	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	+ 02' 52''
31	TIAGO MACHADO	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	+ 03' 21''
32	OWAIN DOULL	SKY	+ 04' 19''
33	BEN SWIFT	GREAT BRITAIN	+ 04' 47''
34	MATHIAS LE TURNIER	COFIDIS	+ 05' 38''
35	DANILO WYSS	BMC	+ 05' 51''
36	LEONARDO BASSO	SKY	+ 06' 11''
37	JAI HINDLEY	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 06' 17''
38	PETER WILLIAMS	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 06' 19''
39	RICHARD HANDLEY	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
40	STEFF CRAS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	+ 07' 01''
41	GUILLAUME BONNAFOND	COFIDIS	+ 07' 37''
42	FRED WRIGHT	GREAT BRITAIN	+ 07' 54''
43	RYAN ANDERSON	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
44	KEVIN REZA	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 08' 39''
45	JAMES LOWSLEY-WILLIAMS	CANYON EISBERG	+ 08' 43''
46	STÉPHANE ROSSETTO	COFIDIS	+ 08' 51''
47	ROBBERT DE GREEF	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	+ 08' 52''
48	JOHANNES FRÖHLINGER	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 09' 15''
49	DORIAN GODON	COFIDIS	+ 10' 01''
50	JONATHAN MCEVOY	MADISON GENESIS	+ 10' 38''
51	GARIKOITZ BRAVO	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	+ 11' 17''
52	MARTIJN BUDDING	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
53	MICHAEL CUMING	MADISON GENESIS	+ 11' 19''
54	CONNOR SWIFT	MADISON GENESIS	+ 12' 07''
55	OSCAR GATTO	ASTANA	+ 12' 36''
56	JONATHAN DIBBEN	SKY	+ 14' 25''
57	BRYAN COQUARD	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 14' 49''
58	JENTHE BIERMANS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	+ 15' 09''
59	JACOB SCOTT	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 15' 21''
60	IAN STANNARD	SKY	+ 15' 43''
61	LAWRENCE WARBASSE	AQUA BLUE SPORT	+ 16' 25''
62	SCOTT DAVIES	DIMENSION DATA	+ 16' 42''
63	CALVIN WATSON	AQUA BLUE SPORT	+ 18' 06''
64	PERRIG QUEMENEUR	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
65	NATHAN VAN HOOYDONCK	BMC	+ 18' 44''
66	THOMAS PIDCOCK	GREAT BRITAIN	+ 18' 45''
67	NICOLAS DOUGALL	DIMENSION DATA	+ 19' 08''
68	MAXIMILIAN STEDMAN	CANYON EISBERG	+ 19' 24''
69	ARNAUD COURTEILLE	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
70	STEVEN LAMMERTINK	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 20' 02''
71	ANGELO TULIK	DIRECT ENERGIE	+ 20' 03''
72	JONAS VAN GENECHTEN	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 20' 16''
73	KRISTOFFER HALVORSEN	SKY	s.t.
74	MATTEO DAL-CIN	RALLY CYCLING	+ 21' 21''
75	MARCO MATHIS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	+ 23' 11''
76	JULIEN VERMOTE	DIMENSION DATA	+ 24' 35''
77	LOIC CHETOUT	COFIDIS	+ 24' 51''
78	MAXIMILIAN WALSCHEID	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 27' 19''
79	THOMAS BAYLIS	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 28' 02''
80	JAY ROBERT THOMSON	DIMENSION DATA	+ 28' 34''
81	TOM STAMSNIJDER	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 29' 53''
82	PIM LIGTHART	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	+ 30' 47''
83	GABRIEL CULLAIGH	GREAT BRITAIN	+ 31' 30''
84	JAMES GULLEN	JLT CONDOR	+ 31' 30''
85	PHIL BAUHAUS	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 31' 33''
86	OLIVER WOOD	JLT CONDOR	+ 33' 43''
87	HARRISON JONES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 34' 42''
88	JON ABERASTURI IZAGA	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	+ 37' 42''
89	ROBERT-JON MCCARTHY	JLT CONDOR	+ 37' 46''
90	JOSHUA HUNT	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 39' 35''
91	JULIO ALBERTO AMORES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 39' 48''
92	EMILS LIEPINS	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 41' 16''
93	GEORGE PYM	MADISON GENESIS	+ 42' 15''
94	RUSSELL DOWNING	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	+ 46' 04''
95	ANDREW TENNANT	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
96	LEON MAZZONE	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
97	LIAM DAVIES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 47' 58''
98	SEAN MCKENNA	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	+ 57' 18''

Stage 4 map & profile:

Tour of Yorkshire stage 4 map

Tour of Yorkshire stage 4 profile

Saturday, May 5: Stage 3, Richmond - Scarborough, 181 km

Stage 3 map & profile

Maximilian Walscheid

Maximilian Walscheid (Sunweb) takes the third stage.

Weather at the finish city of Scarborough at 1:10 PM, local time: 19C (67F), sunny, with the wind from the south at 23 km/hr (14mph). No rain is forecast.

The race: Here's the organizer's telling of the day's racing.

As the sun set on Scarborough, Yorkshire reflected on yet another stunning stage that included sea, sand and a sprint finish; with Max Walscheid (Team Sunweb) taking the win on the third day.

The third stage, one of ‘market towns’, saw the riders pedal along 184km of the county’s most beautiful landscapes on their way from Richmond to Scarborough; and the crowds were amazing from start to finish.

650,000 spectators lined the roads on a day that saw the sun beam down on God’s Own County and add to the magic of an already iconic stage with the finish on North Bay.

Early on in the race, a break formed that included Pete Williams (One Pro Cycling), Adam Kenway (Vitus Pro Cycling), Jonathan McEvoy (Madison Genesis), Robbert De Greef (Roompot -Nederlandse Loterij), Mathias Le Turnier (Cofidis Solutions Credits).

The Morton on Swale Sprint around 38km in wasn’t much of a sprint at all, as the breakaway group decided not to exert too much energy and passed it at a canter with De Greef, Kenway and McEvoy taking the points. This was exactly the same story on the second sprint at Pickering as the riders, who had just taken on the first climb of the day, stored their energy for the upcoming Cote de Silpho.

The previous climb, the Cote de Sutton Bank, saw Williams take max points with McEvoy taking second and pushing hard to make sure his teammate Michael Cuming would retain the King of the Mountains jersey, sponsored by Virgin Trains.

This result was confirmed on the Cote de Silpho, as McEvoy came with a late surge to take the points ahead of Williams; who won the consolation prize of the Dimension Data Digital Jersey, as voted for by the public.

Unfortunately for the stage favourite Mark Cavendish, it wasn’t to be and he found himself dropped from a second group of riders in the approach to Scarborough. However, there was plenty of talent left and a lot of moves still to be made. A major move came from Sylvain Chavanel (Team Direct Energie) at around 4.5km and was only reeled in with the sprint finish to come at around 300m.

From here both Walschield and, Yorkshire Bank Bike Libraries blue jersey wearer, Magnus Cort Nielsen (Astana Pro Team) battled for the line with the former taking the stage, his first win of the season and Eduard Prades Reverter (Euskadi Basque Country – Murias) earning his team’s second stage third place of the race.

The great performance to take second place by Magnus Cort Nielsen means that he leads the General Classification by 10 seconds over Greg Van Avermaet (Team BMC), who came eighth.

Winner Walscheid said: “Yeah, it’s incredible, I mean I've never seen it like this before, at Roubaix there were massive crowds but this was incredible”.

GC leader Magnus Cort Nielsen was overwhelmed by the crowds on today’s stage and said: “The crowds are amazing, there are so many people it's not just children jumping up and down enjoying it but also adults, it’s a lot of fun to see”.

Complete results:

181 kilometers raced at an aveage speed of 43.362 km/hr

1	MAXIMILIAN WALSCHEID	TEAM SUNWEB	4hr 10min 27sec
2	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN	ASTANA	s.t.
3	JON ABERASTURI	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
4	BRYAN COQUARD	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
5	ROBERT-JON MCCARTHY	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
6	CONNOR SWIFT	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
7	MIKE TEUNISSEN	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
8	GREG VAN AVERMAET	BMC	s.t.
9	EMILS LIEPINS	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
10	COLIN JOYCE	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
11	EDUARD PRADES	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
12	JENTHE BIERMANS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
13	ADAM BLYTHE	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
14	DORIAN GODON	COFIDIS	s.t.
15	ETIENNE VAN EMPEL	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
16	ARITZ BAGUES	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
17	GABRIEL CULLAIGH	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
18	RETO HOLLENSTEIN	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
19	ROBERT KISERLOVSKI	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
20	KAROL DOMAGALSKI	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
21	ALISTAIR SLATER	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
22	JAMES LOWSLEY-WILLIAMS	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
23	STEFF CRAS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
24	BRENT BOOKWALTER	BMC	s.t.
25	PATRICK BEVIN	BMC	s.t.
26	KRISTOFFER HALVORSEN	SKY	s.t.
27	EDMUND BRADBURY	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
28	FRED WRIGHT	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
29	JAMES SHAW	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
30	CYRIL BARTHE	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
31	MARTIJN BUDDING	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
32	THOMAS PIDCOCK	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
33	OLIVER WOOD	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
34	IAN BIBBY	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
35	BEN SWIFT	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
36	MARK CHRISTIAN	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
37	JONATHAN HIVERT	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
38	JONAS VAN GENECHTEN	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
39	EDWARD DUNBAR	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
40	LUIS ANGEL MATE	COFIDIS	s.t.
41	DANIEL PEARSON	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
42	DANILO WYSS	BMC	s.t.
43	SERGE PAUWELS	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
44	ANTHONY PEREZ	COFIDIS	s.t.
45	HAYDEN MCCORMICK	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
46	GUILLAUME BONNAFOND	COFIDIS	s.t.
47	JAMES GULLEN	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
48	NICK VAN DER LIJKE	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
49	TIAGO MACHADO	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
50	JAI HINDLEY	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
51	BRYAN NAULEAU	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
52	PETER WILLIAMS	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
53	LEONARDO BASSO	SKY	s.t.
54	MICHAEL STORER	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
55	DYLAN VAN BAARLE	SKY	s.t.
56	STÉPHANE ROSSETTO	COFIDIS	s.t.
57	JOEY WALKER	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
58	KYLE MURPHY	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
59	RYAN ANDERSON	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
60	JONATHAN DIBBEN	SKY	s.t.
61	GARIKOITZ BRAVO	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
62	JEREMY CORNU	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
63	RICHARD HANDLEY	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
64	EDWARD LAVERACK	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
65	JAMES ORAM	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
66	JACOB SCOTT	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
67	ROBBERT DE GREEF	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
68	HARRY TANFIELD	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
69	OWAIN DOULL	SKY	s.t.
70	PIETER WEENING	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
71	MICHAEL CUMING	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
72	SYLVAIN CHAVANEL	DIRECT ENERGIE	@ 13sec
73	JÉRÉMY LECROQ	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 00' 27''
74	IAN STANNARD	SKY	+ 00' 36''
75	JOHANNES FRÖHLINGER	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 00' 48''
76	SHANE ARCHBOLD	AQUA BLUE SPORT	+ 00' 56''
77	HARRISON JONES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 00' 59''
78	KEVIN REZA	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 01' 10''
79	BEN WALSH	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 01' 12''
80	OSCAR GATTO	ASTANA	+ 01' 34''
81	NICOLAS DOUGALL	DIMENSION DATA	+ 01' 49''
82	CALVIN WATSON	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
83	MATHIAS LE TURNIER	COFIDIS	s.t.
84	JOSHUA HUNT	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
85	TOBYN HORTON	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
86	PERRIG QUEMENEUR	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
87	NATHAN VAN HOOYDONCK	BMC	+ 02' 55''
88	MARCO MATHIS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
89	ANGELO TULIK	DIRECT ENERGIE	+ 03' 21''
90	AXEL JOURNIAUX	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
91	ERICK ROWSELL	MADISON GENESIS	+ 04' 23''
92	ADAM KENWAY	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
93	JONATHAN MCEVOY	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
94	LAURENS DE VREESE	ASTANA	+ 04' 35''
95	TOM STAMSNIJDER	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
96	JULIEN MORICE	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
97	STEVEN LAMMERTINK	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
98	LOIC CHETOUT	COFIDIS	s.t.
99	ARNAUD COURTEILLE	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
100	MORENO MOSER	ASTANA	+ 05' 06''
101	THOMAS BAYLIS	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 05' 41''
102	JAY ROBERT THOMSON	DIMENSION DATA	+ 08' 18''
103	PIM LIGTHART	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
104	JESSE ANTHONY	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
105	WOUTER WIPPERT	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
106	LAWRENCE WARBASSE	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
107	MARK RENSHAW	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
108	LEON MAZZONE	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
109	SEAN MCKENNA	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
110	JULIO ALBERTO AMORES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
111	LIAM DAVIES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
112	JULIEN VERMOTE	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
113	DEXTER GARDIAS	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
114	MATTEO DAL-CIN	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
115	MARK CAVENDISH	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
116	RUSSELL DOWNING	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
117	SCOTT DAVIES	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
118	ANDREW TENNANT	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
119	MIKEL ARISTI GARDOKI	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
120	JULEN IRIZAR	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
121	RICCARDO MINALI	ASTANA	s.t.
122	SEID LIZDE	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
123	MAXIMILIAN STEDMAN	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
124	PHIL BAUHAUS	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
125	GEORGE PYM	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.

GC after Stage 3:

512 kilometers raced so far at an average speed of 43.634 km/hr

1	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN	ASTANA	11hr 44min 2sec
2	GREG VAN AVERMAET	BMC	@ 10sec
3	EDUARD PRADES	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	+ 00' 12''
4	SERGE PAUWELS	DIMENSION DATA	+ 00' 16''
5	COLIN JOYCE	RALLY CYCLING	+ 00' 21''
6	ROBERT KISERLOVSKI	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
7	MICHAEL STORER	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
8	BRENT BOOKWALTER	BMC	+ 00' 27''
9	STEFF CRAS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
10	ANTHONY PEREZ	COFIDIS	s.t.
11	EDWARD DUNBAR	AQUA BLUE SPORT	+ 00' 29''
12	MARK CHRISTIAN	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
13	DANIEL PEARSON	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
14	ETIENNE VAN EMPEL	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
15	IAN BIBBY	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
16	DYLAN VAN BAARLE	SKY	+ 00' 35''
17	PATRICK BEVIN	BMC	+ 00' 39''
18	JAMES SHAW	GREAT BRITAIN	+ 00' 41''
19	JONATHAN HIVERT	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
20	JAMES ORAM	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
21	LUIS ANGEL MATE	COFIDIS	+ 00' 44''
22	MICHAEL CUMING	MADISON GENESIS	+ 00' 46''
23	ALISTAIR SLATER	JLT CONDOR	+ 00' 47''
24	KAROL DOMAGALSKI	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
25	MIKE TEUNISSEN	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
26	THOMAS PIDCOCK	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
27	LEONARDO BASSO	SKY	s.t.
28	KYLE MURPHY	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
29	JAI HINDLEY	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 00' 53''
30	EDMUND BRADBURY	JLT CONDOR	+ 00' 55''
31	NICK VAN DER LIJKE	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
32	PETER WILLIAMS	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
33	RICHARD HANDLEY	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
34	EDWARD LAVERACK	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
35	GUILLAUME BONNAFOND	COFIDIS	+ 01' 03''
36	OWAIN DOULL	SKY	s.t.
37	CYRIL BARTHE	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	+ 01' 06''
38	JEREMY CORNU	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
39	HAYDEN MCCORMICK	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 01' 09''
40	ARITZ BAGUES	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	+ 01' 13''
41	SYLVAIN CHAVANEL	DIRECT ENERGIE	+ 01' 16''
42	RETO HOLLENSTEIN	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	+ 01' 17''
43	JAMES LOWSLEY-WILLIAMS	CANYON EISBERG	+ 01' 23''
44	PIETER WEENING	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	+ 01' 30''
45	BEN SWIFT	GREAT BRITAIN	+ 01' 31''
46	CONNOR SWIFT	MADISON GENESIS	+ 01' 34''
47	TIAGO MACHADO	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	+ 01' 46''
48	KEVIN REZA	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 02' 05''
49	ROBBERT DE GREEF	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	+ 02' 18''
50	JENTHE BIERMANS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	+ 02' 20''
51	BRYAN NAULEAU	DIRECT ENERGIE	+ 02' 24''
52	FRED WRIGHT	GREAT BRITAIN	+ 02' 30''
53	RYAN ANDERSON	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
54	JOEY WALKER	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
55	DORIAN GODON	COFIDIS	+ 03' 27''
56	GABRIEL CULLAIGH	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
57	JOHANNES FRÖHLINGER	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 03' 51''
58	JONATHAN DIBBEN	SKY	+ 03' 52''
59	MATHIAS LE TURNIER	COFIDIS	+ 04' 03''
60	BRYAN COQUARD	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 04' 16''
61	DANILO WYSS	BMC	s.t.
62	MARTIJN BUDDING	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	+ 04' 43''
63	JACOB SCOTT	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 04' 48''
64	JONATHAN MCEVOY	MADISON GENESIS	+ 05' 14''
65	ADAM KENWAY	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 05' 52''
66	OSCAR GATTO	ASTANA	+ 07' 12''
67	NATHAN VAN HOOYDONCK	BMC	+ 08' 11''
68	NICOLAS DOUGALL	DIMENSION DATA	+ 08' 35''
69	ARNAUD COURTEILLE	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 08' 51''
70	MAXIMILIAN STEDMAN	CANYON EISBERG	+ 08' 53''
71	LAWRENCE WARBASSE	AQUA BLUE SPORT	+ 09' 05''
72	HARRY TANFIELD	CANYON EISBERG	+ 09' 24''
73	STEVEN LAMMERTINK	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 09' 29''
74	MAXIMILIAN WALSCHEID	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 09' 33''
75	JON ABERASTURI	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	+ 09' 39''
76	GARIKOITZ BRAVO	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	+ 09' 42''
77	ROBERT-JON MCCARTHY	JLT CONDOR	+ 09' 43''
78	ADAM BLYTHE	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
79	JONAS VAN GENECHTEN	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
80	KRISTOFFER HALVORSEN	SKY	s.t.
81	STÉPHANE ROSSETTO	COFIDIS	s.t.
82	JULEN IRIZAR	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	+ 09' 51''
83	EMILS LIEPINS	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 10' 05''
84	SCOTT DAVIES	DIMENSION DATA	+ 10' 08''
85	JÉRÉMY LECROQ	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 10' 10''
86	IAN STANNARD	SKY	+ 10' 19''
87	MATTEO DAL-CIN	RALLY CYCLING	+ 10' 48''
88	TOBYN HORTON	MADISON GENESIS	+ 11' 30''
89	JOSHUA HUNT	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 11' 32''
90	CALVIN WATSON	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
91	PERRIG QUEMENEUR	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
92	SEID LIZDE	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	+ 11' 45''
93	MARCO MATHIS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	+ 12' 38''
94	BEN WALSH	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 12' 53''
95	AXEL JOURNIAUX	DIRECT ENERGIE	+ 13' 01''
96	ANGELO TULIK	DIRECT ENERGIE	+ 13' 23''
97	LOIC CHETOUT	COFIDIS	+ 14' 18''
98	LAURENS DE VREESE	ASTANA	s.t.
99	THOMAS BAYLIS	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 15' 16''
100	JULIEN MORICE	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 15' 53''
101	MORENO MOSER	ASTANA	+ 16' 11''
102	WOUTER WIPPERT	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	+ 18' 01''
103	RUSSELL DOWNING	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
104	ANDREW TENNANT	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
105	LEON MAZZONE	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
106	DEXTER GARDIAS	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
107	PIM LIGTHART	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
108	JULIEN VERMOTE	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
109	MARK CAVENDISH	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
110	JAY ROBERT THOMSON	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
111	MARK RENSHAW	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
112	MIKEL ARISTI GARDOKI	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
113	PHIL BAUHAUS	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 18' 47''
114	TOM STAMSNIJDER	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 19' 20''
115	OLIVER WOOD	JLT CONDOR	+ 20' 57''
116	JAMES GULLEN	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
117	HARRISON JONES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 21' 56''
118	SHANE ARCHBOLD	AQUA BLUE SPORT	+ 22' 26''
119	ERICK ROWSELL	MADISON GENESIS	+ 25' 20''
120	RICCARDO MINALI	ASTANA	+ 28' 01''
121	JESSE ANTHONY	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
122	SEAN MCKENNA	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	+ 29' 15''
123	JULIO ALBERTO AMORES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
124	GEORGE PYM	MADISON GENESIS	+ 29' 26''
125	LIAM DAVIES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 35' 12''

Stage 3 map & profile:

Tour of Yorkshire stage 3 map

Tour of Yorkshire stage 3 profile

Friday, May 4: Stage 2, Barnsley - Ilkley, 149 km

Stage 2 map & profile | Women's Tour of Yorkshire Stage 2

Magnus Cort Nielsen

Magnus Cort Nielsen wins the stage and takes over the GC.

Weather at the finish town of Ilkley at 3PM, local time: 16C (60F), mostly cloudy with the wind from the WSW at 16 km/hr (10 mph). No rain is forecast.

The race: Here's the organizer's telling of the day's racing.

On the first ever mountain top finish of the Tour de Yorkshire, Magnus Cort Nielsen conquered an impressive stage 2 victory at the top of Cow and Calf in Ilkley. The Dane from the Astana team managed to outsprint race favourite Greg Van Avermaet to the line while Prades finished third. Thanks to his win, 25-year-old Cort Nielsen claims the overall leader’s blue jersey with two stages to go.

The slightly cloudy sky didn’t prevent a huge crowd from gathering in Barnsley to cheer on the heroes of the Tour de Yorkshire. 137 riders took off at 2:46 PM for a 149km ride to Ilkley and its dreaded Cow and Calf climb. The first 50kms of the race were fast and furious with several breakaway attemps but no significant gap and a crash involving sprinter Bryan Coquard (VCC). Eventually 7 men powered away: Bevin (BMC), Stannard (SKY), De Vreese (AST), Frohlinger (SUN), Irizar (EUS), McCormick (ONE) and Ben Swift (GBR).

They reached the top of the first climb (km 22) led by De Vreese with a slim 20’’ advantage. That gap remained the same at the first intermediate sprint (km 41,5) won by Swift ahead of Bevin and Irizar. With quite a few big guns in the break, the pack continued chasing and the front 7 were eventually caught at km 45.5. Just after the peloton bunched together, Rossetto (COF) pulled away. He was later to be joined by Horton (MGT), Bravo (EUS) and Baylis (ONE) already present in yesterday’s breakaway. The advantage of the leading 4 grew rapidly and reached 2’ at km 61. It grew to a maximum 2’55’’ at km 80 before starting to drop progressively.

At the second bonus sprint in Scholes (km 104) won by Baylis in front of Horton and Bravo, the gap remained 2’ adrift. At km 113, Horton was the first to be dropped and caught by the pack leaving three men in the lead. Eventually with just under 25kms to go, Stephane Rossetto remained alone in the lead while his former companions were caught. The Frenchman could still enjoy a 40’’ lead 20kms from the finish but he was finally gobbled up by the hungry pack led by team BMC. Cuming then made it first at the top of the Cote de Old Pool Bank comforting his best climber’s red jersey ahead of Basso (SKY) and Wyss (BMC) while overal leader Tanfield was dropped.

Despite a final solo attempt from Jacob Scott (ONE) at km 142, the pack remained bunched before the final climb up Cow and Calf, a steep 1.8km ascent at an average of 8.2%. Well led out by an Astana team mate, Magnus Cort Nielsen perfectly timed his effort eventually beating Greg Van Avermaet (BMC) and Eduard Prades (EUS) to the line. The Dane clinches his second win of the season after winning stage 4 of the Tour of Oman back in February. The 25-year-old conquers the overall leader’s blue jersey and has a 4’’ advantage over Van Avermaet and 6’’ over Prades with two stages to go. Winner of yesterday’s stage, Harry Tanfield keeps command of the points classification. The most active rider’s jersey goes to Thomas Baylis (ONE).

Complete Results:

149 kilometers raced at an average speed of 43.490 km/hr

1	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN	ASTANA	3hr 25min 34sec
2	GREG VAN AVERMAET	BMC	s.t.
3	EDUARD PRADES REVERTER	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
4	SERGE PAUWELS	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
5	JONATHAN HIVERT	DIRECT ENERGIE	@ 5sec
6	ROBERT KISERLOVSKI	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
7	MICHAEL STORER	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
8	COLIN JOYCE	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
9	STEFF CRAS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	+ 00' 11''
10	BRENT BOOKWALTER	BMC	s.t.
11	ANTHONY PEREZ	COFIDIS	s.t.
12	EDWARD DUNBAR	AQUA BLUE SPORT	+ 00' 13''
13	IAN BIBBY	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
14	ETIENNE VAN EMPEL	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
15	MARK CHRISTIAN	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
16	DANIEL PEARSON	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
17	DYLAN VAN BAARLE	SKY	+ 00' 19''
18	MAXIMILIAN STEDMAN	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
19	PATRICK BEVIN	BMC	+ 00' 25''
20	JAMES SHAW	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
21	JAMES ORAM	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
22	LUIS ANGEL MATE	COFIDIS	+ 00' 28''
23	KAROL DOMAGALSKI	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 00' 31''
24	LEONARDO BASSO	SKY	s.t.
25	LAWRENCE WARBASSE	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
26	MIKE TEUNISSEN	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
27	THOMAS PIDCOCK	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
28	KYLE MURPHY	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
29	JAI HINDLEY	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 00' 37''
30	JONATHAN MCEVOY	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
31	EDMUND BRADBURY	JLT CONDOR	+ 00' 39''
32	MICHAEL CUMING	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
33	RICHARD HANDLEY	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
34	EDWARD LAVERACK	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
35	PETER WILLIAMS	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
36	NICK VAN DER LIJKE	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
37	KEVIN REZA	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
38	SYLVAIN CHAVANEL	DIRECT ENERGIE	+ 00' 47''
39	OWAIN DOULL	SKY	s.t.
40	GUILLAUME BONNAFOND	COFIDIS	s.t.
41	ALISTAIR SLATER	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
42	CYRIL BARTHE	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	+ 00' 50''
43	JEREMY CORNU	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
44	HAYDEN MCCORMICK	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 00' 53''
45	ARITZ BAGUES	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	+ 00' 57''
46	RETO HOLLENSTEIN	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	+ 01' 01''
47	JAMES LOWSLEY-WILLIAMS	CANYON EISBERG	+ 01' 07''
48	PIETER WEENING	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	+ 01' 14''
49	ADAM KENWAY	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 01' 17''
50	JULEN IRIZAR LASKURAIN	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	+ 01' 18''
51	BEN SWIFT	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
52	CONNOR SWIFT	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
53	TIAGO MACHADO	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	+ 01' 30''
54	SCOTT DAVIES	DIMENSION DATA	+ 01' 34''
55	MATHIAS LE TURNIER	COFIDIS	+ 01' 58''
56	JENTHE BIERMANS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	+ 02' 04''
57	BRYAN NAULEAU	DIRECT ENERGIE	+ 02' 08''
58	ROBBERT DE GREEF	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
59	FRED WRIGHT	GREAT BRITAIN	+ 02' 14''
60	MATTEO DAL-CIN	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
61	RYAN ANDERSON	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
62	JOEY WALKER	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
63	JOHANNES FRÖHLINGER	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 02' 47''
64	GABRIEL CULLAIGH	GREAT BRITAIN	+ 03' 11''
65	SEID LIZDE	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
66	DORIAN GODON	COFIDIS	s.t.
67	JONATHAN DIBBEN	SKY	+ 03' 36''
68	BRYAN COQUARD	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 04' 00''
69	OSCAR GATTO	ASTANA	s.t.
70	ARNAUD COURTEILLE	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
71	STEVEN LAMMERTINK	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
72	DANILO WYSS	BMC	s.t.
73	NICOLAS DOUGALL	DIMENSION DATA	+ 04' 20''
74	MARTIJN BUDDING	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	+ 04' 27''
75	JACOB SCOTT	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 04' 32''
76	NATHAN VAN HOOYDONCK	BMC	+ 05' 00''
77	LAURENS DE VREESE	ASTANA	+ 09' 27''
78	MARCO MATHIS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
79	LOIC CHETOUT	COFIDIS	s.t.
80	CALVIN WATSON	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
81	STÉPHANE ROSSETTO	COFIDIS	s.t.
82	JULIEN VERMOTE	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
83	MORENO MOSER	ASTANA	s.t.
84	MAXIMILIAN WALSCHEID	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
85	RUSSELL DOWNING	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
86	AXEL JOURNIAUX	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
87	MARK CAVENDISH	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
88	ROBERT-JON MCCARTHY	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
89	JOSHUA HUNT	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
90	JAY ROBERT THOMSON	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
91	MARK RENSHAW	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
92	KRISTOFFER HALVORSEN	SKY	s.t.
93	LEON MAZZONE	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
94	ADAM BLYTHE	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
95	JULIEN MORICE	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
96	JONAS VAN GENECHTEN	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
97	TRULS ENGEN KORSÆTH	ASTANA	s.t.
98	ANDREW TENNANT	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
99	DEXTER GARDIAS	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
100	JON ABERASTURI	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
101	PERRIG QUEMENEUR	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
102	GARIKOITZ BRAVO	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
103	WOUTER WIPPERT	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
104	TOM STAMSNIJDER	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
105	MIKEL ARISTI GARDOKI	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
106	IAN STANNARD	SKY	s.t.
107	HARRY TANFIELD	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
108	JÉRÉMY LECROQ	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
109	THOMAS BAYLIS	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
110	TOBYN HORTON	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
111	PIM LIGTHART	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
112	ANGELO TULIK	DIRECT ENERGIE	+ 09' 46''
113	EMILS LIEPINS	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 09' 49''
114	PHIL BAUHAUS	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 10' 13''
115	BEN WALSH	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 11' 25''
116	JESSE ANTHONY	RALLY CYCLING	+ 19' 27''
117	RICCARDO MINALI	ASTANA	s.t.
118	JULIO ALBERTO AMORES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 20' 41''
119	SHANE ARCHBOLD	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
120	OLIVER WOOD	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
121	JAMES GULLEN	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
122	HARRISON JONES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
123	ERICK ROWSELL	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
124	SEAN MCKENNA	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
125	GEORGE PYM	MADISON GENESIS	+ 20' 52''
126	LIAM DAVIES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 20' 58''

GC after Stage 2:

331 kilometers raced so far at an average speed of 43.775 km/hr

1	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN	ASTANA	7hr 33min 41sec
2	GREG VAN AVERMAET	BMC	@ 4sec
3	EDUARD PRADES	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	+ 00' 06''
4	SERGE PAUWELS	DIMENSION DATA	+ 00' 10''
5	COLIN JOYCE	RALLY CYCLING	+ 00' 15''
6	ROBERT KISERLOVSKI	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
7	MICHAEL STORER	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
8	BRENT BOOKWALTER	BMC	+ 00' 21''
9	STEFF CRAS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
10	ANTHONY PEREZ	COFIDIS	s.t.
11	EDWARD DUNBAR	AQUA BLUE SPORT	+ 00' 23''
12	DANIEL PEARSON	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
13	MARK CHRISTIAN	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
14	ETIENNE VAN EMPEL	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
15	IAN BIBBY	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
16	MAXIMILIAN STEDMAN	CANYON EISBERG	+ 00' 29''
17	DYLAN VAN BAARLE	SKY	s.t.
18	PATRICK BEVIN	BMC	+ 00' 33''
19	JAMES SHAW	GREAT BRITAIN	+ 00' 35''
20	JONATHAN HIVERT	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
21	JAMES ORAM	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
22	LUIS ANGEL MATE	COFIDIS	+ 00' 38''
23	MICHAEL CUMING	MADISON GENESIS	+ 00' 40''
24	ALISTAIR SLATER	JLT CONDOR	+ 00' 41''
25	KAROL DOMAGALSKI	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
26	LAWRENCE WARBASSE	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
27	LEONARDO BASSO	SKY	s.t.
28	THOMAS PIDCOCK	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
29	MIKE TEUNISSEN	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
30	KYLE MURPHY	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
31	JAI HINDLEY	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 00' 47''
32	JONATHAN MCEVOY	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
33	NICK VAN DER LIJKE	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	+ 00' 49''
34	EDMUND BRADBURY	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
35	PETER WILLIAMS	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
36	RICHARD HANDLEY	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
37	EDWARD LAVERACK	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
38	KEVIN REZA	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
39	SYLVAIN CHAVANEL	DIRECT ENERGIE	+ 00' 57''
40	GUILLAUME BONNAFOND	COFIDIS	s.t.
41	OWAIN DOULL	SKY	s.t.
42	CYRIL BARTHE	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	+ 01' 00''
43	JEREMY CORNU	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
44	HAYDEN MCCORMICK	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 01' 03''
45	ARITZ BAGUES	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	+ 01' 07''
46	RETO HOLLENSTEIN	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	+ 01' 11''
47	JAMES LOWSLEY-WILLIAMS	CANYON EISBERG	+ 01' 17''
48	PIETER WEENING	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	+ 01' 24''
49	BEN SWIFT	GREAT BRITAIN	+ 01' 25''
50	JULEN IRIZAR	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	+ 01' 27''
51	ADAM KENWAY	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
52	CONNOR SWIFT	MADISON GENESIS	+ 01' 28''
53	TIAGO MACHADO	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	+ 01' 40''
54	SCOTT DAVIES	DIMENSION DATA	+ 01' 44''
55	MATHIAS LE TURNIER	COFIDIS	+ 02' 08''
56	JENTHE BIERMANS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	+ 02' 14''
57	ROBBERT DE GREEF	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	+ 02' 18''
58	BRYAN NAULEAU	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
59	RYAN ANDERSON	RALLY CYCLING	+ 02' 24''
60	MATTEO DAL-CIN	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
61	JOEY WALKER	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
62	FRED WRIGHT	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
63	JOHANNES FRÖHLINGER	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 02' 57''
64	GABRIEL CULLAIGH	GREAT BRITAIN	+ 03' 21''
65	DORIAN GODON	COFIDIS	s.t.
66	SEID LIZDE	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
67	JONATHAN DIBBEN	SKY	+ 03' 46''
68	BRYAN COQUARD	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 04' 10''
69	DANILO WYSS	BMC	s.t.
70	ARNAUD COURTEILLE	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
71	MARTIJN BUDDING	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	+ 04' 37''
72	JACOB SCOTT	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 04' 42''
73	STEVEN LAMMERTINK	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 04' 48''
74	NATHAN VAN HOOYDONCK	BMC	+ 05' 10''
75	OSCAR GATTO	ASTANA	+ 05' 32''
76	NICOLAS DOUGALL	DIMENSION DATA	+ 06' 40''
77	HARRY TANFIELD	CANYON EISBERG	+ 09' 18''
78	THOMAS BAYLIS	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 09' 29''
79	AXEL JOURNIAUX	DIRECT ENERGIE	+ 09' 34''
80	TOBYN HORTON	MADISON GENESIS	+ 09' 35''
81	GARIKOITZ BRAVO	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	+ 09' 36''
82	MAXIMILIAN WALSCHEID	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 09' 37''
83	LOIC CHETOUT	COFIDIS	s.t.
84	ADAM BLYTHE	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
85	ROBERT-JON MCCARTHY	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
86	JON ABERASTURI	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
87	MARCO MATHIS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
88	RUSSELL DOWNING	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
89	LAURENS DE VREESE	ASTANA	s.t.
90	WOUTER WIPPERT	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
91	ANDREW TENNANT	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
92	JOSHUA HUNT	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
93	LEON MAZZONE	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
94	JONAS VAN GENECHTEN	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
95	DEXTER GARDIAS	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
96	STÉPHANE ROSSETTO	COFIDIS	s.t.
97	JULIEN VERMOTE	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
98	MARK CAVENDISH	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
99	KRISTOFFER HALVORSEN	SKY	s.t.
100	PIM LIGTHART	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
101	CALVIN WATSON	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
102	PERRIG QUEMENEUR	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
103	MARK RENSHAW	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
104	JAY ROBERT THOMSON	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
105	MIKEL ARISTI GARDOKI	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
106	IAN STANNARD	SKY	s.t.
107	JÉRÉMY LECROQ	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
108	ANGELO TULIK	DIRECT ENERGIE	+ 09' 56''
109	TRULS ENGEN KORSÆTH	ASTANA	+ 09' 57''
110	EMILS LIEPINS	ONE PRO CYCLING	+ 09' 59''
111	PHIL BAUHAUS	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 10' 23''
112	MORENO MOSER	ASTANA	+ 10' 59''
113	JULIEN MORICE	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 11' 12''
114	BEN WALSH	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 11' 35''
115	TOM STAMSNIJDER	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 14' 39''
116	RICCARDO MINALI	ASTANA	+ 19' 37''
117	JESSE ANTHONY	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
118	OLIVER WOOD	JLT CONDOR	+ 20' 51''
119	HARRISON JONES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
120	ERICK ROWSELL	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
121	JULIO ALBERTO AMORES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
122	SEAN MCKENNA	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
123	JAMES GULLEN	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
124	GEORGE PYM	MADISON GENESIS	+ 21' 02''
125	SHANE ARCHBOLD	AQUA BLUE SPORT	+ 21' 24''
126	LIAM DAVIES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 26' 48''

Stage 2 map & profile:

Tour of Yorkshire stage 2 map

Stage 2 profile

Women's Tour of Yorkshire final stage report

The organizer sent me this:

Megan Guarnier

Megan Guarnier turns in a stunning ride to win the Women's Yorkshire Tour.

Birthday girl Megan Guarnier produced a climbing masterclass on the Côte de Cow and Calf to win the 2018 Asda Tour de Yorkshire Women’s Race.

The American Boels Dolmans Cyclingteam rider – celebrating her 33rd birthday – left her rivals behind on the iconic Yorkshire climb and was given a rapturous reception by the large crowd as she wrapped up the stage and overall victory.

Belarussian Alena Amialiusik (Canyon-SRAM Racing) was the next rider home – 14 seconds adrift – with Great Britain’s Dani Rowe just three seconds further behind.

Those results meant Guarnier took the winner’s blue jersey – sponsored by Yorkshire Bank Bike Libraries – with a 17-second advantage over Rowe, with Amialiusik two seconds back in third. Bonus points accrued on the line also meant Guarnier topped the best climber classification sponsored by Virgin Trains.

Stage one winner Kirsten Wild picked up eight points on the day’s two intermediate sprints and that meant she topped the best sprinter classification sponsored by Asda, while Team Sunweb triumphed in the team classification.

After the race Guarnier was gushing in her praise for the warm Yorkshire welcome she and the rest of the peloton received, and said: “It is a real honour to win this race and it’s my first victory of the year so I’m excited. I have never, ever seen so many people on a finishing climb and so many people cheering us on. That really helped bring me home because I was full gas at the end.”

Green jersey winner Wild said: “It’s always nice to be on the podium, and I had goosebumps on that last climb. I really like this race. I have done it twice now and it’s one of the biggest we do all season. It’s been nice to see it grow to two days this year and we have really enjoyed it in Yorkshire.”

Brief Results

Megan Guarnier (USA) Boels Dolmans Cyclingteam 3:19:50
Alena Amialiusik (Blr) Canyon-SRAM Racing +14 sec
Dani Rowe (GBr) Great Britain +17 sec
Erica Magnaldi (Ita) BePink +22 sec
Ane Santesteban (Spa) Ale Cipollini

Final Standings

Megan Guarnier (USA) Boels Dolmans Cyclingteam 6:48:09
Dani Rowe (GBr) Great Britain +17 sec
Alena Amialiusik (Blr) Canyon-Sram Racing +19 sec
Liane Lippert (Ger) Team Sunweb Women +31 sec
Erica Magnaldi (Ita) BePink +33 sec

Thursday, May 3: Stage 1, Beverly - Doncaster, 182 km

Stage 1 map & profile | Womens Tour of Yorkshire stage 1

Harry Tanfield

Harry Tanfield wins the first stage.

Weather at the finish city of Doncaster at 1:50 PM, local time: 16C (60F), mostly cloudy with the wind from the SW at 14 km/hr (9 mph). No rain is forecast.

The race: Here's the organizer's stage summary:

While many were expecting a bunched sprint on the final straight in Doncaster, Yorkshireman Harry Tanfield surprised the field by claiming stage 1 victory after a long breakaway alongside several other riders. The Canyon-Eisberg rider and his 4 surviving companions managed to stay clear of the hungry pack. Tanfield eventually outsprinted Alistair Slater and Michael Cuming to conquer the greatest win of his young career and the overall leadership of the Tour de Yorkshire.

After being welcomed in style by a huge crowd in the city of Beverley, 137 riders took off under a bright sunshine just before 2:00 for the first stage of the 4th edition of the men’s Tour de Yorkshire. After a very fast start, six men eventually managed to break away at km 6: Journiaux (TDE), Cuming (MGT), Slater (JLT), Baylis (ONE), Oronte (RLY) and Tanfield (BCC).

Their advantage over the pack grew rapidly and reached 5’10’’ at km 26. As Mark Cavendish’s Dimension Data team took on the chase, the gap started dropping. At km 50, the front six could still enjoy a 4’ lead. Apparently under the control of a pack led by teams Dimension Data, Sunweb and Vital Concept, the front group again gained time.

At the top of the first and only classified hill of the day, (Baggaby Hill, km 89), Cuming conquered the most KOM points (4) ahead of Baylis and Journiaux while the pack remained 5’15’’ adrift. Taking off on his own at km 90, Tanfield made it first at the intermediate sprint (km 92,5) with a lead of 15’’ over Slater and Journiaux, but his solo effort, so far from the finish, prooved to be vain as he awaited his breakaway companions.

The chase continued and the gap dropped again. At the second bonus sprint in Howden (km 125,5) claimed by Slater ahead of Journiaux and Tanfield, the peloton had moved seriously closer: 3’10’’. With 25kms to go, the front six however still had a 1’55’’ lead. A gap that dropped to 1’45’’ with 20kms to go. Young Frenchman, Axel Journiaux in his first pro year was the first to struggle and was dropped from the front group, leaving five men continue on their quest for glory.

The battle continued and with 10kms to go, the leaders could still count on a 1’05’’ advantage. The front men saw their hopes remain well alive as the pack still remained 35’’ behind with 5kms to go. And despite dropping, that gap was still big enough for the five front men to start considering victory. Indeed, they would never be caught. On the final straight in Doncaster, Harry Tanfield perfectly timed his effort and powered to the line to claim stage 1 of the Tour de Yorkshire. A dream come true for the local hero from North Yorkshire who beat Alistair Slater and Michael Cuming.

Tanfield captures the overall leader’s blue jersey enjoying an advantage of 3’’ on Slater and 10’’ on Cuming before stage 2 between Barnsley and Ilkley. The Canyon Eisberg rider also leads the points classification while Cuming will tomorrow wear the red jersey as best climber of the event. The first race leader of this 2018 edition also captured the most aggressive rider’s gray jersey.

Complete results:

182 kilometers raced at an average speed of 43.997 km/hr

1	HARRY TANFIELD	CANYON EISBERG	4hr 8min 12sec
2	ALISTAIR SLATER	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
3	MICHAEL CUMING	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
4	EMERSON ORONTE	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
5	THOMAS BAYLIS	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
6	MAXIMILIAN WALSCHEID	TEAM SUNWEB	@ 5sec
7	BRYAN COQUARD	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
8	EMILS LIEPINS	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
9	COLIN JOYCE	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
10	RICCARDO MINALI	ASTANA	s.t.
11	JON ABERASTURI	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
12	CONNOR SWIFT	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
13	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN	ASTANA	s.t.
14	CHRIS OPIE	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
15	ADAM BLYTHE	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
16	OLIVER WOOD	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
17	TOBYN HORTON	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
18	LOIC CHETOUT	COFIDIS	s.t.
19	DORIAN GODON	COFIDIS	s.t.
20	WOUTER WIPPERT	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
21	GABRIEL CULLAIGH	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
22	ROBERT-JON MCCARTHY	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
23	CHRISTOPHER LAWLESS	SKY	s.t.
24	PATRICK BEVIN	BMC	s.t.
25	JENTHE BIERMANS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
26	JAMES LOWSLEY-WILLIAMS	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
27	TOM MAZZONE	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
28	ANDREW TENNANT	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
29	GREG VAN AVERMAET	BMC	s.t.
30	EDUARD PRADES	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
31	ANGELO TULIK	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
32	RUSSELL DOWNING	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
33	ROBBERT DE GREEF	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
34	EDWARD DUNBAR	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
35	CYRIL BARTHE	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
36	GRANT MARTIN	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
37	MARCO MATHIS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
38	JULEN IRIZAR	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
39	HARRISON JONES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
40	TRULS ENGEN KORSÆTH	ASTANA	s.t.
41	SEID LIZDE	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
42	BRENT BOOKWALTER	BMC	s.t.
43	KAROL DOMAGALSKI	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
44	JOSHUA HUNT	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
45	BEN SWIFT	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
46	LAURENS DE VREESE	ASTANA	s.t.
47	NICK VAN DER LIJKE	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
48	JAMES SHAW	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
49	LEON MAZZONE	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
50	DANIEL PEARSON	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
51	DANILO WYSS	BMC	s.t.
52	SYLVAIN CHAVANEL	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
53	PHIL BAUHAUS	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
54	MARK CHRISTIAN	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
55	LUIS ANGEL MAT	COFIDIS	s.t.
56	STEFF CRAS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
57	ADAM KENWAY	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
58	LAWRENCE WARBASSE	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
59	JAI HINDLEY	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
60	JONAS VAN GENECHTEN	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
61	MATTIA VIEL	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
62	GUILLAUME BONNAFOND	COFIDIS	s.t.
63	GARIKOITZ BRAVO	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
64	SERGE PAUWELS	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
65	DEXTER GARDIAS	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
66	TIAGO MACHADO	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
67	MAXIMILIAN STEDMAN	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
68	BEN WALSH	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
69	JAKE WOMERSLEY	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
70	HAYDEN MCCORMICK	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
71	ALEX PATON	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
72	ERICK ROWSELL	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
73	EDMUND BRADBURY	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
74	RETO HOLLENSTEIN	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
75	AXEL JOURNIAUX	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
76	PIM LIGTHART	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
77	PETER WILLIAMS	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
78	OWAIN DOULL	SKY	s.t.
79	LEONARDO BASSO	SKY	s.t.
80	TOM BOHLI	BMC	s.t.
81	PIETER WEENING	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
82	NATHAN VAN HOOYDONCK	BMC	s.t.
83	SCOTT DAVIES	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
84	STÉPHANE ROSSETTO	COFIDIS	s.t.
85	RYAN ANDERSON	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
86	GEORGE PYM	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
87	RICHARD HANDLEY	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
88	ANTHONY PEREZ	COFIDIS	s.t.
89	KRISTOFFER HALVORSEN	SKY	s.t.
90	THOMAS PIDCOCK	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
91	ETIENNE VAN EMPEL	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
92	JOHANNES FRÖHLINGER	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
93	MARK CAVENDISH	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
94	MATHIAS LE TURNIER	COFIDIS	s.t.
95	MATTEO DAL-CIN	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
96	JULIEN VERMOTE	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
97	JESSE ANTHONY	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
98	EDWARD LAVERACK	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
99	BRYAN NAULEAU	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
100	JEREMY CORNU	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
101	KYLE MURPHY	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
102	DYLAN VAN BAARLE	SKY	s.t.
103	MIKE TEUNISSEN	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
104	JONATHAN MCEVOY	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
105	SEAN MCKENNA	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
106	ROBERT KISERLOVSKI	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
107	PERRIG QUEMENEUR	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
108	JOEY WALKER	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
109	JONATHAN HIVERT	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
110	JAMES ORAM	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
111	JULIO ALBERTO AMORES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
112	JACOB SCOTT	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
113	MIKEL ARISTI GARDOKI	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
114	JAMES GULLEN	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
115	MARTIJN BUDDING	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
116	FRED WRIGHT	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
117	KEVIN REZA	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
118	ARITZ BAGUES	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
119	IAN BIBBY	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
120	MARK RENSHAW	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
121	ARNAUD COURTEILLE	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
122	CALVIN WATSON	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
123	IAN STANNARD	SKY	s.t.
124	JAY ROBERT THOMSON	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
125	JONATHAN DIBBEN	SKY	s.t.
126	MICHAEL STORER	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
127	JÉRÉMY LECROQ	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
128	NIGEL ELLSAY	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
129	SHANE ARCHBOLD	AQUA BLUE SPORT	+ 00' 38''
130	STEVEN LAMMERTINK	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 00' 43''
131	JAKE STEWART	GREAT BRITAIN	+ 00' 49''
132	OSCAR GATTO	ASTANA	+ 01' 27''
133	MORENO MOSER	ASTANA	s.t.
134	JULIEN MORICE	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 01' 40''
135	NICOLAS DOUGALL	DIMENSION DATA	+ 02' 15''
136	TOM STAMSNIJDER	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 05' 07''
137	LIAM DAVIES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 05' 45''

GC after Stage 1:

1	HARRY TANFIELD	CANYON EISBERG	4hr 7min 58sec
2	ALISTAIR SLATER	JLT CONDOR	@ 3sec
3	MICHAEL CUMING	MADISON GENESIS	+ 00' 10''
4	EMERSON ORONTE	RALLY CYCLING	+ 00' 14''
5	THOMAS BAYLIS	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
6	AXEL JOURNIAUX	DIRECT ENERGIE	+ 00' 16''
7	MAXIMILIAN RICHARD	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 00' 19''
8	BRYAN COQUARD	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
9	EMILS LIEPINS	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
10	COLIN JOYCE	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
11	RICCARDO MINALI	ASTANA	s.t.
12	JON ABERASTURI	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
13	CONNOR SWIFT	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
14	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN	ASTANA	s.t.
15	CHRIS OPIE	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
16	ADAM BLYTHE	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
17	OLIVER WOOD	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
18	TOBYN HORTON	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
19	LOIC CHETOUT	COFIDIS	s.t.
20	DORIAN GODON	COFIDIS	s.t.
21	WOUTER WIPPERT	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
22	GABRIEL CULLAIGH	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
23	ROBERT-JON MCCARTHY	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
24	CHRISTOPHER LAWLESS	SKY	s.t.
25	PATRICK BEVIN	BMC	s.t.
26	JENTHE BIERMANS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
27	JAMES LOWSLEY-WILLIAMS	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
28	TOM MAZZONE	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
29	ANDREW TENNANT	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
30	GREG VAN AVERMAET	BMC	s.t.
31	EDUARD PRADES	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
32	ANGELO TULIK	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
33	RUSSELL DOWNING	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
34	ROBBERT DE GREEF	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
35	EDWARD DUNBAR	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
36	CYRIL BARTHE	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
37	GRANT MARTIN	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
38	MARCO MATHIS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
39	JULEN IRIZAR	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
40	HARRISON JONES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
41	SEID LIZDE	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
42	BRENT BOOKWALTER	BMC	s.t.
43	KAROL DOMAGALSKI	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
44	JOSHUA HUNT	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
45	BEN SWIFT	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
46	LAURENS DE VREESE	ASTANA	s.t.
47	NICK VAN DER LIJKE	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
48	JAMES SHAW	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
49	LEON MAZZONE	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
50	DANIEL PEARSON	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
51	DANILO WYSS	BMC	s.t.
52	SYLVAIN CHAVANEL	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
53	PHIL BAUHAUS	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
54	MARK CHRISTIAN	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
55	LUIS ANGEL MATE	COFIDIS	s.t.
56	STEFF CRAS	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
57	ADAM KENWAY	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
58	LAWRENCE WARBASSE	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
59	JAI HINDLEY	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
60	JONAS VAN GENECHTEN	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
61	MATTIA VIEL	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
62	GUILLAUME BONNAFOND	COFIDIS	s.t.
63	GARIKOITZ BRAVO	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
64	SERGE PAUWELS	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
65	DEXTER GARDIAS	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
66	TIAGO MACHADO	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
67	MAXIMILIAN STEDMAN	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
68	BEN WALSH	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
69	JAKE WOMERSLEY	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
70	HAYDEN MCCORMICK	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
71	ALEX PATON	CANYON EISBERG	s.t.
72	ERICK ROWSELL	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
73	EDMUND BRADBURY	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
74	RETO HOLLENSTEIN	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
75	PIM LIGTHART	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
76	PETER WILLIAMS	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
77	OWAIN DOULL	SKY	s.t.
78	LEONARDO BASSO	SKY	s.t.
79	TOM BOHLI	BMC	s.t.
80	PIETER WEENING	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
81	NATHAN VAN HOOYDONCK	BMC	s.t.
82	SCOTT DAVIES	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
83	STÉPHANE ROSSETTO	COFIDIS	s.t.
84	RYAN ANDERSON	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
85	GEORGE PYM	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
86	RICHARD HANDLEY	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
87	ANTHONY PEREZ	COFIDIS	s.t.
88	KRISTOFFER HALVORSEN	SKY	s.t.
89	THOMAS PIDCOCK	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
90	ETIENNE VAN EMPEL	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
91	JOHANNES FRÖHLINGER	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
92	MARK CAVENDISH	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
93	MATHIAS LE TURNIER	COFIDIS	s.t.
94	MATTEO DAL-CIN	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
95	JULIEN VERMOTE	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
96	JESSE ANTHONY	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
97	EDWARD LAVERACK	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
98	BRYAN NAULEAU	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
99	JEREMY CORNU	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
100	KYLE MURPHY	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
101	DYLAN VAN BAARLE	SKY	s.t.
102	MIKE TEUNISSEN	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
103	JONATHAN MCEVOY	MADISON GENESIS	s.t.
104	SEAN MCKENNA	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING	s.t.
105	ROBERT KISERLOVSKI	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
106	PERRIG QUEMENEUR	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
107	JOEY WALKER	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
108	JONATHAN HIVERT	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
109	JAMES ORAM	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
110	JULIO ALBERTO AMORES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	s.t.
111	JACOB SCOTT	ONE PRO CYCLING	s.t.
112	MIKEL ARISTI GARDOKI	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
113	JAMES GULLEN	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
114	MARTIJN BUDDING	ROOMPOT-NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ	s.t.
115	FRED WRIGHT	GREAT BRITAIN	s.t.
116	KEVIN REZA	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
117	ARITZ BAGUES	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY	s.t.
118	IAN BIBBY	JLT CONDOR	s.t.
119	MARK RENSHAW	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
120	ARNAUD COURTEILLE	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
121	CALVIN WATSON	AQUA BLUE SPORT	s.t.
122	IAN STANNARD	SKY	s.t.
123	JAY ROBERT THOMSON	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
124	JONATHAN DIBBEN	SKY	s.t.
125	MICHAEL STORER	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
126	JÉRÉMY LECROQ	VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
127	NIGEL ELLSAY	RALLY CYCLING	s.t.
128	TRULS ENGEN KORSÆTH	ASTANA	+ 00' 39''
129	SHANE ARCHBOLD	AQUA BLUE SPORT	+ 00' 52''
130	STEVEN LAMMERTINK	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 00' 57''
131	JAKE STEWART	GREAT BRITAIN	+ 01' 03''
132	OSCAR GATTO	ASTANA	+ 01' 41''
133	MORENO MOSER	ASTANA	s.t.
134	JULIEN MORICE	VITAL CONCEPT	+ 01' 54''
135	NICOLAS DOUGALL	DIMENSION DATA	+ 02' 29''
136	TOM STAMSNIJDER	TEAM SUNWEB	+ 05' 21''
137	LIAM DAVIES	VITUS PRO CYCLING	+ 05' 59''

Stage 1 map & profile:

Tour of Yorkshire stage 1 map

Tour of Yorkshire stage 1 profile

Women's Tour of Yorkshire Stage One report:

Kirsten Wild

Kirsten Wild wins stage one.

History repeated itself on the opening stage of the Asda Tour de Yorkshire Women’s Race with Kirsten Wild sprinting to victory in Doncaster. Wild triumphed in Doncaster when the race last visited in 2016, and proved her dominance once again with an emphatic sprint to take the overall lead on stage one.

Teams and talent from all over the world descended on Beverley for the start of the newly-expanded two-day Asda Tour de Yorkshire Women’s Race, with a host of National, Olympic and World Champions signing on.

The early stages saw a couple of crashes before two riders went on the attack; with 17-year-old Pfeiffer Georgi (Team Jadan-Weldtite Vive le Velo) and Meike Uiterwijk Winkel (Parkhotel Valkenberg) forcing a one-minute lead on the peloton.

As the riders tackled the sole categorised climb of the day - the Cote de Baggaby Hill - the peloton hauled Winkel back but Georgi held on just long enough to take control of the Queen of the Mountains jersey.

Next up was the first intermediate sprint in Pocklington and Great Britain’s Dani Rowe - fresh from her bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games - took maximum points there. Shortly after that, Natalie Van Gogh (Parkhotel Valkenburg) and Anna Christian (Trek Drops) broke clear of the bunch and Christian took maximum points in the next intermediate sprint into Howden. The duo worked well together but the peloton came back together on the approach to Doncaster and the expected bunch sprint finish ensued along Bennetthorpe.

All the favourites were in contention but it was Wild who showed her dominance to take an historic second victory in Doncaster.

The 35-year old Wiggle High 5 rider finished ahead of Amalie Dideriksen of Boels-Dolmans in second place, and Alice Barnes (Canyon Sram Racing) in third.

After the stage Wild said: "My team worked so hard to set me up and I just followed them before the sprint. I like this finish in Doncaster and when I heard it was the same finish line as two years ago I was very excited. It was cool to win here.

"I don't think tomorrow’s stage [which finishes on the Cote de Cow and Calf] will be another sprint but my team has strong girls and lots of cards to play. I think it will be an interesting stage and I will try to help my team-mates to win."

RESULTS

Kirsten Wild (NED), Wiggle High-5 3hr 28min 20sec
Amalie Dideriksen (DEN) Boels-Dolmans
Alice Barnes (GBR) Canyon Sram Racing
Dani Rowe (GBR) Great Britain Cycling Team
Natalie Van Gogh (NED) Parkhotel Valenberg

General Classification sponsored by Yorkshire Bank Bike Libraries: Kirsten Wild (Wiggle High 5)
Best Sprinter Classification sponsored by Asda: Kirsten Wild (Wiggle High 5)
Best Climber Classification sponsored by Virgin Trains: Pfeiffer Georgi (Team Jadan-Weldtite Vive le Velo)
Most Active Rider Jersey sponsored by Dimension Data Digital Jersey: Anna Christian (Trek-Drops)

Start list with back numbers, May 2, 2018:

	TEAM DIMENSION DATA
1	SERGE PAUWELS
2	MARK CAVENDISH
3	SCOTT DAVIES
4	NICOLAS DOUGALL
5	MARK RENSHAW
6	JAY ROBERT THOMSON
7	JULIEN VERMOTE
	DIRECT ENERGIE
11	JONATHAN HIVERT
12	SYLVAIN CHAVANEL
13	JEREMY CORNU
14	AXEL JOURNIAUX
15	BRYAN NAULEAU
16	PERRIG QUEMENEUR
17	ANGELO TULIK
	BMC RACING TEAM
21	GREG VAN AVERMAET
22	PATRICK BEVIN
23	TOM BOHLI
24	BRENT BOOKWALTER
25	NATHAN VAN HOOYDONCK
26	DANILO WYSS
	MADISON GENESIS
31	CONNOR SWIFT
32	MICHAEL CUMING
33	RICHARD HANDLEY
34	TOBYN HORTON
35	JONATHAN MCEVOY
36	GEORGE PYM
37	ERICK ROWSELL
	TEAM SKY
41	IAN STANNARD
42	LEONARDO BASSO
43	JONATHAN DIBBEN
44	OWAIN DOULL
45	KRISTOFFER HALVORSEN
46	CHRISTOPHER LAWLESS
47	DYLAN VAN BAARLE
	ASTANA PRO TEAM
51	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN
52	LAURENS DE VREESE
53	OSCAR GATTO
54	TRULS ENGEN KORSÆTH
55	RICCARDO MINALI
56	MORENO MOSER
	AQUA BLUE SPORT
61	ADAM BLYTHE
62	SHANE ARCHBOLD
63	MARK CHRISTIAN
64	EDWARD DUNBAR
65	DANIEL PEARSON
66	LAWRENCE WARBASSE
67	CALVIN WATSON
	TEAM SUNWEB
71	PHIL BAUHAUS
72	JOHANNES FRÖHLINGER
73	JAI HINDLEY
74	TOM STAMSNIJDER
75	MICHAEL STORER
76	MIKE TEUNISSEN
77	MAXIMILIAN RICHARD WALSCHEID
	VITAL CONCEPT CYCLING CLUB
81	BRYAN COQUARD
82	ARNAUD COURTEILLE
83	STEVEN LAMMERTINK
84	JÉRÉMY LECROQ
85	JULIEN MORICE
86	KEVIN REZA
87	JONAS VAN GENECHTEN
	TEAM KATUSHA ALPECIN
91	ROBERT KISERLOVSKI
92	JENTHE BIERMANS
93	STEFF CRAS
94	RETO HOLLENSTEIN
95	TIAGO MACHADO
96	MARCO MATHIS
	COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS
101	GUILLAUME BONNAFOND
102	LOIC CHETOUT
103	DORIAN GODON
104	MATHIAS LE TURNIER
105	LUIS ANGEL MATE MARDONES
106	ANTHONY PEREZ
107	STÉPHANE ROSSETTO
	ROOMPOT - NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ
111	PIETER WEENING
112	MARTIJN BUDDING
113	ROBBERT DE GREEF
114	PIM LIGTHART
115	NICK VAN DER LIJKE
116	ETIENNE VAN EMPEL
117	WOUTER WIPPERT
	JLT CONDOR
121	IAN BIBBY
122	EDMUND BRADBURY
123	JAMES GULLEN
124	EDWARD LAVERACK
125	ROBERT-JON MCCARTHY
126	ALISTAIR SLATER
127	OLIVER WOOD
	EUSKADI BASQUE COUNTRY - MURIAS
131	EDUARD PRADES REVERTER
132	JON ABERASTURI IZAGA
133	MIKEL ARISTI GARDOKI
134	ARITZ BAGUES KALPARSORO
135	CYRIL BARTHE
136	GARIKOITZ BRAVO OIARBIDE
137	JULEN IRIZAR LASKURAIN
	ONE PRO CYCLING
141	JAMES ORAM
142	KAROL DOMAGALSKI
143	THOMAS BAYLIS
144	EMILS LIEPINS
145	HAYDEN MCCORMICK
146	JACOB SCOTT
147	PETER WILLIAMS
	RALLY CYCLING
151	EMERSON ORONTE
152	RYAN ANDERSON
153	JESSE ANTHONY
154	MATTEO DAL-CIN
155	NIGEL ELLSAY
156	COLIN JOYCE
157	KYLE MURPHY
	CANYON EISBERG
161	CHRIS OPIE
162	DEXTER GARDIAS
163	JAMES LOWSLEY-WILLIAMS
164	ALEX PATON
165	MAXIMILIAN STEDMAN
166	HARRY TANFIELD
167	ANDREW TENNANT
	VITUS PRO CYCLING
171	JULIO ALBERTO AMORES PALACIOS
172	LIAM DAVIES
173	JOSHUA HUNT
174	HARRISON JONES
175	ADAM KENWAY
176	GRANT MARTIN
177	BEN WALSH
	HOLDSWORTH PRO RACING
181	RUSSELL DOWNING
182	SEID LIZDE
183	LEON MAZZONE
184	TOM MAZZONE
185	SEAN MCKENNA
186	MATTIA VIEL
187	JAKE WOMERSLEY
	GREAT BRITAIN NATIONAL TEAM
191	BEN SWIFT
192	GABRIEL CULLAIGH
193	THOMAS PIDCOCK
194	JAMES SHAW
195	JAKE STEWART
196	JOEY WALKER
197	FRED WRIGHT

2018 Tour de Yorkshire (2.1)

4th edition: May 3 - 6, 2018

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