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Tuesday, July 17: Stage 10, Annecy - Le Grand Bornand, 158.5 km

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Julian Alaphilippe takes a solo win at Le Grand Bornand. Getty Sports photo

Rated ascents:

• Km 19: Col de Bluffy, 1.5 km @ 5.6% average gradient. Category 4
• Km 43: Col de la Croix Fry, 11.3 km @ 7%, Cat. 1
• Km 68.5: Monté du Plateau des Glières, 6 km @ 11.2%, Hors Category
• Km 130: Col de Romme, 8.8 km @ 8.9%, Cat. 1
• Km 144: Col de la Colombère, 7.5 km @ 8.5%, Cat. 1

Weather at the finish at Le Grand Bornand at 1:30 PM, local time: 24C (76F), partly cloudy with the wind from the NNW at 11 km/hr (7 mph). A small chance of rain in the late afternoon.

The race: 165 riders began stage 10 at 1:39 PM.

Here's the organizer's telling of the day's racing:

Julian Alaphilippe of Quick Step Floors claimed his first ever Tour de France stage win after he took his first classic earlier this year with the Flèche wallonne. It’s the first French victory of the 105th Tour de France as stage 10 was the first in the mountains. But the inaugural mountain stage didn’t impact the hierarchy of the overall ranking. Greg Van Avermaet even retained the yellow jersey as part of the breakaway that went from far out.

165 riders started stage 10 at Annecy. 2 non-starters: Alexis Vuillermoz (AG2R-La Mondiale) and Jens Keukeleire (Lotto-Soudal). After Julian Alaphilippe (Quick Step) and Florian Vachon (Fortuneo-Samsic) got brought back after 10km of racing, Sylvain Chavanel (Direct Energie) rode away with Thomas Degand (Wanty-Groupe Gobert) and Marcus Burghardt (Bora-Hansgrohe).

A group of 21 riders was formed in several moves between the col de Bluffy (km 19) and the intermediate sprint won by Peter Sagan at km 29. It comprised Tony Gallopin (AG2R), Elie Gesbert and Amaël Moinard (Cofidis), Ion Izagirre (Bahrain-Merida), Jack Bauer and Daryl Impey (Mitchelton-Scott), Greg Van Avermaet (BMC), Alaphilippe and Philippe Gilbert (Quick Step), Sagan and Lukas Pöstlberger (Bora-Hansgrohe), Serge Pauwels and Tom-Jelte Slagter (Dimension Data), David Gaudu, Rudy Molard and Arthur Vichot (Groupama-FDJ), Robert Gesink (LottoNL-Jumbo), Lilian Calmejane and Rein Taaramäe (Direct Energie), Guillaume Martin and Degand (Wanty-Groupe Gobert).

The group split up the col de la Croix-Fry, the first cat. 1 KOM of the 105th Tour de France, Molard beating Taaramäe at the top. Gaudu led the charge but was overtaken by Alaphilippe before the first H.C. KOM at Plateau des Glières. The winner of the Flèche wallonne forged on by himself on the 1.8km long dirt road where Chris Froome (Sky) had a flat tyre before returning to the main peloton. The difference between the fifteen riders regrouped at the front and the bunch led by Team Sky was 6’40’’ with 90km to go. The gap kept increasing in the long downhill to the valley. 8 minutes was the maximum difference as 18 riders regrouped at the front, Bauer, Sagan and Pöstlberger being successively reeled in.

Taaramäe attacked 7km before the summit of col de Romme while Warren Barguil (Fortuneo-Samsic) rode away from the peloton by himself. Alaphilippe rejoined Taaramäe with 4km to go to the top of the hill. The Quick Step rider went solo to crest in first position, 15’’ ahead of the Estonian. He increased his advantage in the downhill and in the following ascent to col de la Colombière. He passed the last climb with 1’30’’ lead over the first chaser Ion Izagirre. He didn’t make any mistake in the descent to Le Grand-Bornand and had time to enjoy his first Tour de France victory. Fourth on the line, Van Avermaet who was designated the most combative rider of the day courageously retained the yellow jersey in the first Alpine stage.

Here are our stage 10 live updates:

Km 40: Climbing the first-category Croix Fry, there are 21 riders who are 2min 40sec ahead of the Sky-led peloton. GC leader Greg van Avermaet is in the front group. As expected, even as I write this the lead group is breaking up.

The intermediate sprint at km 29 was won by Peter Sagan.

Km 50: Rudy Molard (Groupama-FDJ) was first over the Croix Fry.

On the descent there are eight riders in front: Moinard, Van Avermaet, Gilbert, Pöstlberger, Pauwels, Molard, Gaudu and Taaramäe. Another twelve racers are 39 seconds back. The peloton is four minutes behind the leading eight.

Km 60: The eight leaders have begun ascending the Hors Category Monté du Plateau des Glières. Just after the riders crest the climb, they will encounter 1.8 kilometers of dirt road. The last time the Tour went over an unpaved road was in 1987 when the riders went over the Col du Coq.

Km 85: Julian Alaphilippe was the first to the top of the Plateau des Glières. On the dirt section that followed Chris Froome flatted, but teammate Jonathan Castroviejo gave him a wheel and Froome was quickly back in the pack.

There are now 15 riders in the front group, including Yellow Jersey Greg van Avermaet. The peloton with Chris Froome and Peter Sagan is 7min 31sec back.

Km 110: The front group of now 18 riders is 6min 51sec ahead of the peloton.

Km 128: Julian Alaphilippe was first over the Col de Romme. Fifteen seconds later Rein Taaramae went over, followed by Sege Pauwels. 45 seconds after Alaphilippe, a small group with Greg van Avermaet crested the mountain. The peloton is 5min 36sec behind Alaphilippe.

Km 138: At the start of the the Colombière Julian Alaphilippe is 15 seconds ahead of Rein Taaramae. This should be an interesting duel.

Km 150: Alaphilippe as the first over the Colombière with Jon Izagirre 1min 30sec back and Rein Taaramae 2min behind Alaphilippe. Greg van Avermaet went over at 2min 35sec and looks to keep his Yellow Jersey another day.

The finish: Julian Alaphilippe wins his first Tour de Frace stage.

Complete results:

Stage 10 photos

158.5 kilometers raced at an average speed of 35.826 km/hr

1	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	Quick-Step Floors	4hr 25min 27sec
2	JON IZAGUIRRE	Bahrain-Merida	+@ 1min 34sec
3	REIN TAARAMÄE	Direct Energie	+ 01' 40''
4	GREG VAN AVERMAET	BMC	+ 01' 44''
5	SERGE PAUWELS	Dimension Data	s.t.
6	LILIAN CALMEJANE	Direct Energie	+ 02' 24''
7	DANIEL MARTIN	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 03' 23''
8	PRIMOŽ ROGLIC	LottoNL-Jumbo	s.t.
9	DAVID GAUDU	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
10	GERAINT THOMAS	Sky	s.t.
11	ROMAIN BARDET	Ag2r La Mondiale	s.t.
12	STEVEN KRUIJSWIJK	LottoNL-Jumbo	s.t.
13	ADAM YATES	Mitchelton-Scott	s.t.
14	JAKOB FUGLSANG	Astana	s.t.
15	CHRIS FROOME	Sky	s.t.
16	TOM DUMOULIN	Team Sunweb	s.t.
17	ALEJANDRO VALVERDE	Movistar	s.t.
18	NAIRO QUINTANA	Movistar	s.t.
19	VINCENZO NIBALI	Bahrain-Merida	s.t.
20	MIKEL LANDA MEANA	Movistar	s.t.
21	RUDY MOLARD	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
22	PIERRE ROGER LATOUR	Ag2r La Mondiale	s.t.
23	GUILLAUME MARTIN	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 03' 28''
24	EGAN ARLEY BERNAL	Sky	s.t.
25	ROBERT GESINK	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 03' 55''
26	BOB JUNGELS	Quick-Step Floors	+ 04' 14''
27	DAMIANO CARUSO	BMC	s.t.
28	DOMENICO POZZOVIVO	Bahrain-Merida	s.t.
29	MIKEL NIEVE	Mitchelton-Scott	s.t.
30	BAUKE MOLLEMA	Trek-Segafredo	s.t.
31	ILNUR ZAKARIN	Katusha-Alpecin	s.t.
32	RAFAL MAJKA	Bora-hansgrohe	s.t.
33	WOUT POELS	Sky	+ 04' 26''
34	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 05' 59''
35	TANEL KANGERT	Astana	+ 08' 14''
36	ANTWAN TOLHOEK	LottoNL-Jumbo	s.t.
37	ARTHUR VICHOT	Groupama-FDJ	+ 09' 47''
38	LAURENS TEN DAM	Team Sunweb	+ 10' 52''
39	JESUS HERRADA	Cofidis	s.t.
40	JULIEN BERNARD	Trek-Segafredo	s.t.
41	IAN BOSWELL	Katusha-Alpecin	s.t.
42	MATHIAS FRANK	Ag2r La Mondiale	s.t.
43	JESPER HANSEN	Astana	s.t.
44	TEJAY VAN GARDEREN	BMC	s.t.
45	GORKA IZAGUIRRE	Bahrain-Merida	s.t.
46	WARREN BARGUIL	Forutneo-Samsic	+ 10' 57''
47	DAMIEN HOWSON	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 11' 25''
48	MICHAL KWIATKOWSKI	Sky	s.t.
49	MAXIME BOUET	Forutneo-Samsic	+ 12' 11''
50	TOM-JELTE SLAGTER	Dimension Data	s.t.
51	KRISTIJAN ÐURASEK	UAE-Team Emirates	s.t.
52	AMAEL MOINARD	Forutneo-Samsic	s.t.
53	ELIE GESBERT	Forutneo-Samsic	+ 14' 54''
54	SØREN KRAGH ANDERSEN	Team Sunweb	+ 15' 02''
55	SIMON GESCHKE	Team Sunweb	+ 15' 03''
56	THOMAS DEGAND	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 17' 42''
57	JHON DARWIN ATAPUMA	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 17' 47''
58	TONY GALLOPIN	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 18' 25''
59	NIKIAS ARNDT	Team Sunweb	+ 18' 52''
60	STEFAN KÜNG	BMC	s.t.
61	ANDREA PASQUALON	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	s.t.
62	JASPER STUYVEN	Trek-Segafredo	s.t.
63	MARCO MINNAARD	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	s.t.
64	TOBIAS LUDVIGSSON	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
65	CHAD HAGA	Team Sunweb	s.t.
66	DANIEL FELIPE MARTINEZ	EF Education First-Drapac	s.t.
67	PAVEL KOCHETKOV	Katusha-Alpecin	s.t.
68	FRANCO PELLIZOTTI	Bahrain-Merida	s.t.
69	SYLVAIN CHAVANEL	Direct Energie	s.t.
70	KOEN DE KORT	Trek-Segafredo	s.t.
71	SIMON CLARKE	EF Education First-Drapac	s.t.
72	DARYL IMPEY	Mitchelton-Scott	s.t.
73	MICHAEL VALGREN ANDERSEN	Astana	s.t.
74	PIERRE ROLLAND	EF Education First-Drapac	s.t.
75	ANDREY AMADOR	Movistar	s.t.
76	OMAR FRAILE	Astana	s.t.
77	JONATHAN CASTROVIEJO	Sky	s.t.
78	NICOLAS EDET	Cofidis	+ 21' 28''
79	ANTHONY PEREZ	Cofidis	s.t.
80	THOMAS DE GENDT	Lotto-Soudal	s.t.
81	TOMS SKUJINS	Trek-Segafredo	s.t.
82	PAUL MARTENS	LottoNL-Jumbo	s.t.
83	PATRICK BEVIN	BMC	s.t.
84	MICHAEL GOGL	Trek-Segafredo	+ 21' 33''
85	MICHAEL SCHÄR	BMC	+ 22' 36''
86	YOANN OFFREDO	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	s.t.
87	PHILIPPE GILBERT	Quick-Step Floors	s.t.
88	MARC SOLER	Movistar	+ 24' 28''
89	SILVAN DILLIER	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 25' 03''
90	ANTHONY TURGIS	Cofidis	s.t.
91	EDWARD THEUNS	Team Sunweb	s.t.
92	LAURENT PICHON	Forutneo-Samsic	s.t.
93	KEVIN LEDANOIS	Forutneo-Samsic	s.t.
94	DIMITRI CLAEYS	Cofidis	s.t.
95	SIMON GERRANS	BMC	s.t.
96	OLIVER NAESEN	Ag2r La Mondiale	s.t.
97	TIM DECLERCQ	Quick-Step Floors	s.t.
98	TOMASZ MARCZYNSKI	Lotto-Soudal	s.t.
99	YVES LAMPAERT	Quick-Step Floors	s.t.
100	JELLE VANENDERT	Lotto-Soudal	s.t.
101	FLORIAN VACHON	Forutneo-Samsic	s.t.
102	IMANOL ERVITI	Movistar	s.t.
103	RORY SUTHERLAND	UAE-Team Emirates	s.t.
104	PAWEL POLJANSKI	Bora-hansgrohe	s.t.
105	DION SMITH	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	s.t.
106	DANIEL NAVARRO	Cofidis	s.t.
107	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN	Astana	s.t.
108	JULIEN SIMON	Cofidis	s.t.
109	ROMAIN SICARD	Direct Energie	s.t.
110	GREGOR MÜHLBERGER	Bora-hansgrohe	s.t.
111	DMITRIY GRUZDEV	Astana	s.t.
112	SONNY COLBRELLI	Bahrain-Merida	s.t.
113	LUKE DURBRIDGE	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 25' 23''
114	MATHEW HAYMAN	Mitchelton-Scott	s.t.
115	PETER SAGAN	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 26' 29''
116	DANIEL OSS	Bora-hansgrohe	s.t.
117	MARCO MARCATO	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 27' 50''
118	NILS POLITT	Katusha-Alpecin	s.t.
119	TAYLOR PHINNEY	EF Education First-Drapac	s.t.
120	REINARDT VAN RENSBURG	Dimension Data	s.t.
121	ALEXANDER KRISTOFF	UAE-Team Emirates	s.t.
122	EDVALD BOASSON HAGEN	Dimension Data	s.t.
123	JOHN DEGENKOLB	Trek-Segafredo	s.t.
124	RAMON SINKELDAM	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
125	MARCEL SIEBERG	Lotto-Soudal	s.t.
126	JASPER DE BUYST	Lotto-Soudal	s.t.
127	NIKI TERPSTRA	Quick-Step Floors	s.t.
128	OLIVIERO TROIA	UAE-Team Emirates	s.t.
129	LUKAS PÖSTLBERGER	Bora-hansgrohe	s.t.
130	MARCUS BURGHARDT	Bora-hansgrohe	s.t.
131	FERNANDO GAVIRIA	Quick-Step Floors	s.t.
132	ANDRÉ GREIPEL	Lotto-Soudal	s.t.
133	JACOPO GUARNIERI	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
134	LUKE ROWE	Sky	s.t.
135	JAY ROBERT THOMSON	Dimension Data	s.t.
136	CHRISTOPHE LAPORTE	Cofidis	s.t.
137	FABIEN GRELLIER	Direct Energie	s.t.
138	GIANNI MOSCON	Sky	s.t.
139	THOMAS BOUDAT	Direct Energie	s.t.
140	KRISTIJAN KOREN	Bahrain-Merida	s.t.
141	MACIEJ BODNAR	Bora-hansgrohe	s.t.
142	HEINRICH HAUSSLER	Bahrain-Merida	s.t.
143	JEROME COUSIN	Direct Energie	s.t.
144	OLIVIER LE GAC	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
145	TOM SCULLY	EF Education First-Drapac	s.t.
146	ARNAUD DEMARE	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
147	MAXIMILIANO ARIEL RICHEZE	Quick-Step Floors	s.t.
148	DAMIEN GAUDIN	Direct Energie	s.t.
149	SEP VANMARCKE	EF Education First-Drapac	s.t.
150	DANIELE BENNATI	Movistar	s.t.
151	ROMAIN HARDY	Forutneo-Samsic	s.t.
152	ROBERTO FERRARI	UAE-Team Emirates	s.t.
153	LAWSON CRADDOCK	EF Education First-Drapac	s.t.
154	JACK BAUER	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 29' 56''
155	JULIEN VERMOTE	Dimension Data	+ 34' 02''
156	GUILLAUME VAN KEIRSBULCK	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	s.t.
157	AMUND GRØNDAHL JANSEN	LottoNL-Jumbo	s.t.
158	TIMOTHY DUPONT	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	s.t.
159	MARK CAVENDISH	Dimension Data	s.t.
160	TIMO ROOSEN	LottoNL-Jumbo	s.t.
161	RICK ZABEL	Katusha-Alpecin	s.t.
162	MARCEL KITTEL	Katusha-Alpecin	s.t.
163	MICHAEL HEPBURN	Mitchelton-Scott	s.t.
164	DYLAN GROENEWEGEN	LottoNL-Jumbo	s.t.
165	MARK RENSHAW	Dimension Data	s.t.

GC after stage 10:

• GC leader: Greg van Avermaet (BMC)
• Mountains classification leader: Julian Alaphilippe (Quick-Step Floors)
• Points classification leader: Peter Sagan (Bora-hansgrohe)
• Best young rider: Pierre Roger Latour (Ag2r La Mondiale)
• Team classification leader: Team Movistar

1,726.5 kilometers raced so far at an average speed of 42.551 km/hr

1	GREG VAN AVERMAET	BMC	40hr 34min 28sec
2	GERAINT THOMAS	Sky	@ 2min 22sec
3	ALEJANDRO VALVERDE	Movistar	+ 03' 10''
4	JAKOB FUGLSANG	Astana	+ 03' 12''
5	BOB JUNGELS	Quick-Step Floors	+ 03' 20''
6	CHRIS FROOME	Sky	+ 03' 21''
7	ADAM YATES	Mitchelton-Scott	s.t.
8	MIKEL LANDA	Movistar	s.t.
9	VINCENZO NIBALI	Bahrain-Merida	+ 03' 27''
10	PRIMOŽ ROGLIC	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 03' 36''
11	TOM DUMOULIN	Team Sunweb	+ 03' 42''
12	STEVEN KRUIJSWIJK	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 03' 45''
13	RAFAL MAJKA	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 04' 02''
14	ROMAIN BARDET	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 04' 11''
15	BAUKE MOLLEMA	Trek-Segafredo	+ 04' 28''
16	NAIRO QUINTANA	Movistar	+ 04' 29''
17	DANIEL MARTIN	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 05' 01''
18	ILNUR ZAKARIN	Katusha-Alpecin	+ 05' 12''
19	SERGE PAUWELS	Dimension Data	s.t.
20	DOMENICO POZZOVIVO	Bahrain-Merida	+ 05' 18''
21	LILIAN CALMEJANE	Direct Energie	+ 05' 41''
22	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 07' 08''
23	MIKEL NIEVE	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 07' 11''
24	JON IZAGUIRRE	Bahrain-Merida	+ 08' 06''
25	PIERRE ROGER LATOUR	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 10' 59''
26	WARREN BARGUIL	Forutneo-Samsic	+ 11' 50''
27	DAMIANO CARUSO	BMC	+ 11' 51''
28	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	Quick-Step Floors	+ 12' 05''
29	GUILLAUME MARTIN	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 12' 53''
30	TANEL KANGERT	Astana	+ 13' 09''
31	SØREN KRAGH ANDERSEN	Team Sunweb	+ 15' 01''
32	TEJAY VAN GARDEREN	BMC	+ 15' 13''
33	MAXIME BOUET	Forutneo-Samsic	+ 17' 27''
34	AMAEL MOINARD	Forutneo-Samsic	+ 19' 33''
35	EGAN ARLEY BERNAL	Sky	+ 19' 46''
36	KRISTIJAN ÐURASEK	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 19' 58''
37	JULIEN BERNARD	Trek-Segafredo	+ 21' 21''
38	PIERRE ROLLAND	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 21' 29''
39	PHILIPPE GILBERT	Quick-Step Floors	+ 21' 36''
40	SYLVAIN CHAVANEL	Direct Energie	+ 21' 50''
41	SIMON GESCHKE	Team Sunweb	+ 22' 56''
42	ROBERT GESINK	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 23' 33''
43	DARYL IMPEY	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 24' 02''
44	REIN TAARAMÄE	Direct Energie	+ 24' 03''
45	RUDY MOLARD	Groupama-FDJ	+ 25' 49''
46	DAVID GAUDU	Groupama-FDJ	+ 26' 41''
47	ARTHUR VICHOT	Groupama-FDJ	+ 27' 23''
48	TOM-JELTE SLAGTER	Dimension Data	+ 27' 46''
49	PETER SAGAN	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 27' 53''
50	JASPER STUYVEN	Trek-Segafredo	+ 29' 08''
51	MATHIAS FRANK	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 30' 30''
52	STEFAN KÜNG	BMC	+ 30' 58''
53	CHAD HAGA	Team Sunweb	+ 32' 06''
54	EDVALD BOASSON HAGEN	Dimension Data	+ 32' 11''
55	TONY GALLOPIN	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 32' 14''
56	ANDREY AMADOR	Movistar	+ 32' 55''
57	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN	Astana	+ 33' 38''
58	GORKA IZAGUIRRE	Bahrain-Merida	+ 33' 55''
59	OLIVER NAESEN	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 34' 35''
60	THOMAS BOUDAT	Direct Energie	+ 34' 49''
61	OMAR FRAILE	Astana	+ 34' 58''
62	MARCUS BURGHARDT	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 34' 59''
63	PAVEL KOCHETKOV	Katusha-Alpecin	+ 35' 39''
64	ANDREA PASQUALON	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 37' 46''
65	FRANCO PELLIZOTTI	Bahrain-Merida	+ 37' 54''
66	MARCO MINNAARD	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 38' 25''
67	KOEN DE KORT	Trek-Segafredo	+ 38' 41''
68	MICHAL KWIATKOWSKI	Sky	+ 40' 05''
69	THOMAS DEGAND	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 40' 19''
70	NILS POLITT	Katusha-Alpecin	+ 40' 31''
71	LAURENS TEN DAM	Team Sunweb	+ 41' 38''
72	JOHN DEGENKOLB	Trek-Segafredo	+ 41' 50''
73	MICHAEL GOGL	Trek-Segafredo	+ 41' 54''
74	REINARDT VAN RENSBURG	Dimension Data	+ 42' 22''
75	EDWARD THEUNS	Team Sunweb	+ 43' 38''
76	JULIEN SIMON	Cofidis	+ 43' 48''
77	DANIEL FELIPE MARTINEZ	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 43' 55''
78	TOBIAS LUDVIGSSON	Groupama-FDJ	+ 44' 14''
79	ALEXANDER KRISTOFF	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 44' 20''
80	JELLE VANENDERT	Lotto-Soudal	+ 44' 22''
81	JESUS HERRADA	Cofidis	+ 45' 00''
82	YVES LAMPAERT	Quick-Step Floors	+ 45' 09''
83	SONNY COLBRELLI	Bahrain-Merida	+ 45' 31''
84	NIKIAS ARNDT	Team Sunweb	+ 46' 22''
85	WOUT POELS	Sky	+ 46' 35''
86	IMANOL ERVITI	Movistar	+ 46' 39''
87	ANTWAN TOLHOEK	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 47' 03''
88	MICHAEL VALGREN ANDERSEN	Astana	+ 47' 25''
89	DANIEL OSS	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 47' 39''
90	PAUL MARTENS	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 48' 03''
91	JHON DARWIN ATAPUMA	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 48' 46''
92	TOMS SKUJINS	Trek-Segafredo	+ 48' 55''
93	SEP VANMARCKE	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 49' 12''
94	MARC SOLER	Movistar	+ 49' 20''
95	NICOLAS EDET	Cofidis	+ 49' 52''
96	FERNANDO GAVIRIA	Quick-Step Floors	+ 50' 07''
97	LUKE DURBRIDGE	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 50' 17''
98	YOANN OFFREDO	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 50' 29''
99	MATHEW HAYMAN	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 50' 31''
100	THOMAS DE GENDT	Lotto-Soudal	s.t.
101	ELIE GESBERT	Forutneo-Samsic	+ 50' 50''
102	ROMAIN HARDY	Forutneo-Samsic	+ 50' 54''
103	ROMAIN SICARD	Direct Energie	+ 50' 55''
104	KRISTIJAN KOREN	Bahrain-Merida	+ 51' 10''
105	GREGOR MÜHLBERGER	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 51' 35''
106	FLORIAN VACHON	Forutneo-Samsic	+ 51' 40''
107	MARCO MARCATO	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 52' 37''
108	SILVAN DILLIER	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 52' 37''
109	DION SMITH	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 53' 54''
110	JEROME COUSIN	Direct Energie	+ 54' 14''
111	SIMON CLARKE	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 54' 34''
112	HEINRICH HAUSSLER	Bahrain-Merida	+ 54' 38''
113	LAURENT PICHON	Forutneo-Samsic	+ 54' 41''
114	JACK BAUER	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 55' 32''
115	PAWEL POLJANSKI	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 55' 59''
116	IAN BOSWELL	Katusha-Alpecin	+ 56' 09''
117	DMITRIY GRUZDEV	Astana	+ 56' 20''
118	GIANNI MOSCON	Sky	+ 58' 31''
119	JESPER HANSEN	Astana	+ 59' 29''
120	TOMASZ MARCZYNSKI	Lotto-Soudal	+ 01H 00' 22''
121	JULIEN VERMOTE	Dimension Data	+ 01H 00' 23''
122	TIM DECLERCQ	Quick-Step Floors	+ 01H 01' 34''
123	LUKAS PÖSTLBERGER	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 01H 01' 37''
124	RAMON SINKELDAM	Groupama-FDJ	+ 01H 01' 42''
125	TOM SCULLY	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 01H 01' 59''
126	NIKI TERPSTRA	Quick-Step Floors	+ 01H 02' 10''
127	MICHAEL SCHÄR	BMC	+ 01H 02' 12''
128	ARNAUD DEMARE	Groupama-FDJ	+ 01H 02' 21''
129	MAXIMILIANO ARIEL RICHEZE	Quick-Step Floors	+ 01H 02' 30''
130	OLIVIER LE GAC	Groupama-FDJ	+ 01H 02' 54''
131	DAMIEN HOWSON	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 01H 02' 55''
132	OLIVIERO TROIA	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 01H 02' 56''
133	ANDRÉ GREIPEL	Lotto-Soudal	+ 01H 03' 30''
134	PATRICK BEVIN	BMC	+ 01H 03' 34''
135	MICHAEL HEPBURN	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 01H 04' 42''
136	SIMON GERRANS	BMC	+ 01H 04' 56''
137	KEVIN LEDANOIS	Forutneo-Samsic	+ 01H 05' 26''
138	JONATHAN CASTROVIEJO	Sky	+ 01H 05' 46''
139	TAYLOR PHINNEY	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 01H 06' 11''
140	TIMOTHY DUPONT	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 01H 07' 08''
141	ROBERTO FERRARI	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 01H 07' 15''
142	LUKE ROWE	Sky	+ 01H 08' 03''
143	DANIEL NAVARRO	Cofidis	+ 01H 08' 22''
144	MARCEL SIEBERG	Lotto-Soudal	+ 01H 09' 00''
145	DAMIEN GAUDIN	Direct Energie	+ 01H 09' 25''
146	ANTHONY PEREZ	Cofidis	+ 01H 09' 28''
147	CHRISTOPHE LAPORTE	Cofidis	+ 01H 09' 49''
148	MARK CAVENDISH	Dimension Data	+ 01H 11' 00''
149	GUILLAUME VAN KEIRSBULCK	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 01H 11' 19''
150	DANIELE BENNATI	Movistar	+ 01H 11' 19''
151	RORY SUTHERLAND	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 01H 11' 39''
152	MACIEJ BODNAR	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 01H 12' 01''
153	FABIEN GRELLIER	Direct Energie	+ 01H 15' 49''
154	DIMITRI CLAEYS	Cofidis	+ 01H 16' 17''
155	JACOPO GUARNIERI	Groupama-FDJ	+ 01H 16' 23''
156	RICK ZABEL	Katusha-Alpecin	+ 01H 19' 26''
157	JASPER DE BUYST	Lotto-Soudal	+ 01H 20' 46''
158	ANTHONY TURGIS	Cofidis	+ 01H 21' 24''
159	TIMO ROOSEN	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 01H 24' 49''
160	DYLAN GROENEWEGEN	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 01H 28' 09''
161	JAY ROBERT THOMSON	Dimension Data	+ 01H 28' 35''
162	AMUND GRØNDAHL JANSEN	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 01H 29' 24''
163	MARK RENSHAW	Dimension Data	+ 01H 29' 30''
164	MARCEL KITTEL	Katusha-Alpecin	+ 01H 32' 16''
165	LAWSON CRADDOCK	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 01H 46' 07''

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Stage 10 profile:

Stage 10 photos by Fotoreporter Sirotti:

We've got a far different landscape now than we had with Sunday's cobbles,

making it tough for masters of the big sprints like Dylan Groenewegen

Team Sky leads the peloton up the Croix Fry.

Julian Alaphilippe descends the Colombière on his way to winning the stage.

Rein Taaramae & Jon Izaguirre are losing ground as they chase Alaphilippe.

Not very far behind is race leader Greg van Avermaet. He'll start stage 11 in yellow.

The stage is Julian Alaphilippe's

Alaphilippe enjoys his well-earned victory.

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