2018 Tour de France stage seventeen results by BikeRaceInfo

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2018 Tour de France
105th edition: July 7 - 29, 2018

Stage 17, Wednesday, July 25:
Bagnères de Luchon - St. Lary Soulon Col du Portet

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Wednesday, July 25: Stage 17, Bagnères de Luchon - St. Lary Soulon Col du Portet, 65 km

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Nairo Quintana

Nairo Quintana takes a solo win at St. Lary Soulon.

Rated ascents:

Km 15: Monté de Peyragudes, 14.9 km @ 6.7% average gradient, Cat. 1
Km 37: Col de Val Louron-Azet, 7.4 km @ 8.3%, Cat. 1
Km 75: St. Lary Soulan Col du Portet, 16 km @ 8.7%, Hors Category. Souvenir Henri Desgrange

Weather at Saint-Lary Soulan at 2:00 PM, local time: 27C (80F), mostly cloudy with the wind from the north at 6 km/hr (4 mph). Thunderstorms are possible in the late afternoon.

Organizer's Stage 17 preview: Stage 17 is a mountain stage designed purely for attackers. It’s been thirty years since such a short stage wasn’t put on the map: 38km from Tarbes to Pau but it was a morning half-stage won by Adrie Van der Poel (ten years after Bernard Hinault put the peloton on strike to protest against the split stages on the same day). 65km in the mountains is unprecedented.

Pre-race operations will offer a new kind of spectacle, including the necessary warm-up session because it’s the col de Peyresourde to start with! It’s not the hardest climb but it can make a difference from the gun, especially if some domestiques can’t make it back to the front of the bunch on time. Moreover, the final ascent is a grueling one. The col du Portet has been asphalted just a few weeks before the Tour. It’s the Souvenir Henri Desgrange, the highest peak of the whole race (at 2215m of altitude, 100 meters taller than the Tourmalet), just as hard as the Mont Ventoux! It’s a big test for race leader Geraint Thomas with runner up Chris Froome ready to take over, if needed.

It's an unprecedented start today, on a Formula 1-type grit, with the first riders on GC starting at the front according to their ranking. There's no neutral zone. After 100 metres of racing, it'll be the beginning of the ascent to col de Peyresourde.

The race: 146 riders began stage 17 at 3:15 PM, local time.

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

Nairo Quintana claimed the 19th Colombian stage victory at the Tour de France and the third this year after two bunch sprints by Fernando Gaviria, making the South American nation the most successful so far. The Movistar climber took the highest summit of the 105th edition in a solo move in the last climb to col du Portet. Geraint Thomas extended his lead in the overall ranking.

146 riders took the start of the 65-km long Pyrenean stage in Bagnères-de-Luchon. One non-starter: Philippe Gilbert (Quick Step). The top 10 riders on GC had a special position on the starting grit but Tanel Kangert (Astana) was the first attacker in the first kilometre. Nicolas Edet (Cofidis) was first to rejoin him but 5km before the first summit at Peyragudes, Kangert was alone in the lead again with an advantage of 25’’ over Jesus Herrada (Cofidis), Kristijan Durasek (UAE Team Emirates) and Julian Alaphilippe (Quick Step) who continued his quest for the King of the Mountain title. The Frenchman was second to the Estonian at the top.

Alaphilippe and Durasek rejoined Kangert two kilometres before the intermediate sprint at Loudenvielle (km 27.5) where the Astana rider passed in first position. Three minutes behind the leading trio, Pierre Latour was first to up the tempo for AG2R-La Mondiale 6km before the top summit of Val Louron, the second category 1 KOM of the day. Durasek lost contact with Alaphilippe and Kangert who crested the col de Val Louron in that order. 15km before the finish line at col du Portet, Kangert found himself alone in the lead again. Dan Martin (UAE Team Emirates) and Nairo Quintana (Movistar) attacked from the yellow jersey group. Chris Froome reacted to an attack by Primoz Roglic (LottoNL-Jumbo) but Tom Dumoulin (Sunweb) eventually brought the yellow jersey back.

With 10km to go, Kangert had 50’’ lead over Alejandro Valverde, Quintana (Movistar) and Rafal Majka (Bora-Hansgrohe) and 1’30’’ over the yellow jersey group. Quintana and Majka seized the command of the race with 8.5km to go.

6.5km before the finish, Quintana rode away solo. Dan Martin (UAE Team Emirates) didn’t manage to bridge the gap to the Colombian. Romain Bardet (AG2R-La Mondiale) lost contact with the yellow jersey group. Froome also couldn’t hold the pace when Roglic sped up again with 1.5km to go but Thomas kept the situation under control and put up the fastest ride of the favourites in the last 300 metres. Tom Dumoulin moved into second place in the overall ranking behind the Welshman from Team Sky.

Here are our stage 17 live updates:

As expected, the peloton broke up immediately. After nine kilometers, 21 riders in three groups are ahead of the Yellow Jersey group. Tanel Kangert is alone in front and is 17 seconds ahead of a group of four containing KOM Julian Alaphilippe.

Km 19: Tanel Kangert was first over the Monté de Peyragudes followed by KOM Julian Alaphilippe fifteen seconds later with Jesus Herrada and Kristijan Durasek right with him.

Nairo Quintana had a mechanical. Teammate Andrey Amador gave him a wheel and he was quickly back with the peloton, which is 3min 28sec behind Kangert.

Km 25: Kangert was caught by Alaphilippe and Durasek on the descent.

The trio is 42 seconds ahead of a lone chasing Jesus Herrada. 70 seconds behind the Kangert trio is a group of 11 with Adam Yates, Bauke Mollema, Rafal Majka and Alejandro Valverde. The Yellow Jersey group is 3min 30sec behind the Kangert group.

Km 42: Tanel Kangert won the intermediate sprint at km 27.5. But of course, Polka-Dot jersey owner Julian Alaphilippe was first over the Col de Val Louron-Azet. The Valverde group followed at 35 seconds and the Yellow Jersey Group at 2min 10sec.

Peter Sagan crashed on the descent.

Km 59: On the slopes of the Col du Portet Nairo Quintana is off the front, 26 seconds ahead of a hard-chasing Rafal Majka. Dan Martin is only a few seconds further back. The Yellow Jersey group is 1min 11sec behind Quintana. Romain Bardet was dropped by the Yellow Jersey Group.

Peter Sagan is almost 13 minutes back.

Km 62: Nairo Quintana remains off the front, 25 seconds ahead of Dan Martin. Rafal Majka has joined the Yellow Jersey group, a minute back.

The finish: Nairo Quintana won the stage with Dan Martin coming in 28 seconds later. Geraint Thomas was third at 47 seconds.

Complete Results:

Stage 17 photos

65 kilometers raced at an average speed of 27.572 km/hr

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

GC after stage 17:

GC leader: Geraint Thomas (Team Sky)
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: Movistar Team

2,830.5 kilometers raced so far at an average speed of 40.109 km/hr

1	GERAINT THOMAS	Sky	70hr 34min 11sec
2	TOM DUMOULIN	Team Sunweb	@ 1min 59sec
3	CHRIS FROOME	Sky	+ 02' 31''
4	PRIMOŽ ROGLIC	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 02' 47''
5	NAIRO QUINTANA	Movistar	+ 03' 30''
6	STEVEN KRUIJSWIJK	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 04' 19''
7	MIKEL LANDA	Movistar	+ 04' 34''
8	ROMAIN BARDET	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 05' 13''
9	DANIEL MARTIN	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 06' 33''
10	JAKOB FUGLSANG	Astana	+ 09' 31''
11	ALEJANDRO VALVERDE	Movistar	+ 11' 25''
12	ILNUR ZAKARIN	Katusha-Alpecin	+ 11' 31''
13	BOB JUNGELS	Quick-Step Floors	+ 14' 20''
14	PIERRE ROGER LATOUR	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 16' 03''
15	GUILLAUME MARTIN	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 22' 30''
16	EGAN ARLEY BERNAL	Sky	+ 24' 34''
17	WARREN BARGUIL	Fortuneo-Samsic	+ 26' 54''
18	BAUKE MOLLEMA	Trek-Segafredo	+ 27' 22''
19	TANEL KANGERT	Astana	+ 27' 35''
20	DAMIANO CARUSO	BMC	+ 32' 56''
21	DOMENICO POZZOVIVO	Bahrain-Merida	+ 33' 11''
22	GREG VAN AVERMAET	BMC	+ 33' 47''
23	RAFAL MAJKA	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 35' 08''
24	MIKEL NIEVE	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 36' 13''
25	JON IZAGUIRRE	Bahrain-Merida	+ 37' 24''
26	SIMON GESCHKE	Team Sunweb	+ 41' 04''
27	LILIAN CALMEJANE	Direct Energie	+ 43' 03''
28	GORKA IZAGUIRRE	Bahrain-Merida	+ 43' 14''
29	ADAM YATES	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 44' 05''
30	PIERRE ROLLAND	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 45' 47''
31	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	Quick-Step Floors	+ 01H 02' 49''
32	DANIEL FELIPE MARTINEZ	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 01H 02' 51''
33	ROBERT GESINK	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 01H 05' 09''
34	JULIEN BERNARD	Trek-Segafredo	+ 01H 07' 25''
35	TEJAY VAN GARDEREN	BMC	+ 01H 08' 39''
36	RUDY MOLARD	Groupama-FDJ	+ 01H 12' 06''
37	SYLVAIN CHAVANEL	Direct Energie	+ 01H 13' 29''
38	DAVID GAUDU	Groupama-FDJ	+ 01H 14' 08''
39	ARTHUR VICHOT	Groupama-FDJ	+ 01H 15' 37''
40	MICHAEL VALGREN ANDERSEN	Astana	+ 01H 21' 01''
41	AMAEL MOINARD	Fortuneo-Samsic	+ 01H 21' 22''
42	NICOLAS EDET	Cofidis	+ 01H 21' 26''
43	JESUS HERRADA	Cofidis	+ 01H 23' 48''
44	DARYL IMPEY	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 01H 23' 54''
45	KRISTIJAN ÐURASEK	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 01H 25' 42''
46	ANTWAN TOLHOEK	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 01H 26' 02''
47	ANDREY AMADOR	Movistar	+ 01H 28' 40''
48	MATHIAS FRANK	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 01H 31' 42''
49	OMAR FRAILE	Astana	+ 01H 32' 41''
50	SØREN KRAGH ANDERSEN	Team Sunweb	+ 01H 34' 04''
51	STEFAN KÜNG	BMC	+ 01H 34' 20''
52	THOMAS DEGAND	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 01H 35' 24''
53	WOUT POELS	Sky	+ 01H 36' 00''
54	MAXIME BOUET	Fortuneo-Samsic	+ 01H 36' 36''
55	FRANCO PELLIZOTTI	Bahrain-Merida	+ 01H 38' 02''
56	DANIEL NAVARRO	Cofidis	+ 01H 40' 09''
57	LAURENS TEN DAM	Team Sunweb	+ 01H 40' 14''
58	JASPER STUYVEN	Trek-Segafredo	+ 01H 40' 16''
59	PAVEL KOCHETKOV	Katusha-Alpecin	+ 01H 41' 19''
60	TOM-JELTE SLAGTER	Dimension Data	+ 01H 41' 49''
61	MICHAL KWIATKOWSKI	Sky	+ 01H 43' 17''
62	MARCO MINNAARD	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 01H 43' 57''
63	JESPER HANSEN	Astana	+ 01H 47' 15''
64	THOMAS DE GENDT	Lotto-Soudal	+ 01H 48' 09''
65	MARC SOLER	Movistar	+ 01H 52' 05''
66	OLIVER NAESEN	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 01H 52' 43''
67	PETER SAGAN	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 01H 53' 01''
68	JHON DARWIN ATAPUMA	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 01H 54' 26''
69	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN	Astana	+ 01H 54' 53''
70	NIKIAS ARNDT	Team Sunweb	+ 01H 58' 33''
71	TOBIAS LUDVIGSSON	Groupama-FDJ	+ 02H 02' 02''
72	ROMAIN SICARD	Direct Energie	+ 02H 03' 51''
73	CHAD HAGA	Team Sunweb	+ 02H 04' 48''
74	GREGOR MÜHLBERGER	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 02H 04' 57''
75	IAN BOSWELL	Katusha-Alpecin	+ 02H 09' 28''
76	YVES LAMPAERT	Quick-Step Floors	+ 02H 09' 43''
77	JULIEN VERMOTE	Dimension Data	+ 02H 10' 29''
78	IMANOL ERVITI	Movistar	+ 02H 12' 51''
79	KOEN DE KORT	Trek-Segafredo	+ 02H 12' 54''
80	JONATHAN CASTROVIEJO	Sky	+ 02H 12' 58''
81	JELLE VANENDERT	Lotto-Soudal	+ 02H 13' 24''
82	PAUL MARTENS	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 02H 15' 09''
83	TOMS SKUJINS	Trek-Segafredo	+ 02H 15' 49''
84	ANTHONY PEREZ	Cofidis	+ 02H 16' 08''
85	SILVAN DILLIER	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 02H 16' 26''
86	EDVALD BOASSON HAGEN	Dimension Data	+ 02H 18' 54''
87	ELIE GESBERT	Fortuneo-Samsic	+ 02H 20' 07''
88	EDWARD THEUNS	Team Sunweb	+ 02H 20' 42''
89	THOMAS BOUDAT	Direct Energie	+ 02H 22' 24''
90	ANDREA PASQUALON	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 02H 23' 04''
91	NILS POLITT	Katusha-Alpecin	+ 02H 24' 05''
92	YOANN OFFREDO	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 02H 25' 37''
93	MICHAEL SCHÄR	BMC	+ 02H 25' 37''
94	PAWEL POLJANSKI	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 02H 26' 59''
95	MARCUS BURGHARDT	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 02H 28' 52''
96	JEROME COUSIN	Direct Energie	+ 02H 29' 11''
97	KRISTIJAN KOREN	Bahrain-Merida	+ 02H 32' 50''
98	JULIEN SIMON	Cofidis	+ 02H 33' 10''
99	KEVIN LEDANOIS	Fortuneo-Samsic	+ 02H 34' 21''
100	FLORIAN VACHON	Fortuneo-Samsic	+ 02H 34' 55''
101	DION SMITH	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 02H 36' 10''
102	SIMON CLARKE	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 02H 36' 13''
103	LAURENT PICHON	Fortuneo-Samsic	+ 02H 36' 34''
104	RORY SUTHERLAND	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 02H 37' 19''
105	SONNY COLBRELLI	Bahrain-Merida	+ 02H 38' 15''
106	ROMAIN HARDY	Fortuneo-Samsic	+ 02H 39' 12''
107	REINARDT VAN RENSBURG	Dimension Data	+ 02H 39' 41''
108	DANIELE BENNATI	Movistar	+ 02H 40' 39''
109	TOMASZ MARCZYNSKI	Lotto-Soudal	+ 02H 41' 27''
110	MATHEW HAYMAN	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 02H 41' 35''
111	JOHN DEGENKOLB	Trek-Segafredo	+ 02H 43' 21''
112	SIMON GERRANS	BMC	+ 02H 44' 29''
113	MICHAEL GOGL	Trek-Segafredo	+ 02H 45' 07''
114	NIKI TERPSTRA	Quick-Step Floors	+ 02H 46' 12''
115	SEP VANMARCKE	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 02H 47' 06''
116	DANIEL OSS	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 02H 47' 40''
117	ALEXANDER KRISTOFF	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 02H 48' 34''
118	LUKE DURBRIDGE	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 02H 52' 05''
119	JACK BAUER	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 02H 54' 59''
120	MICHAEL HEPBURN	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 02H 57' 11''
121	FABIEN GRELLIER	Direct Energie	+ 02H 57' 16''
122	MARCO MARCATO	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 02H 57' 17''
123	MACIEJ BODNAR	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 02H 57' 50''
124	HEINRICH HAUSSLER	Bahrain-Merida	+ 02H 58' 12''
125	GUILLAUME VAN KEIRSBULCK	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 02H 58' 18''
126	ANTHONY TURGIS	Cofidis	+ 02H 58' 41''
127	OLIVIER LE GAC	Groupama-FDJ	+ 03H 01' 23''
128	CHRISTOPHE LAPORTE	Cofidis	+ 03H 03' 56''
129	LUKAS PÖSTLBERGER	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 03H 05' 23''
130	TOM SCULLY	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 03H 05' 32''
131	TIMOTHY DUPONT	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 03H 07' 05''
132	TAYLOR PHINNEY	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 03H 07' 08''
133	LUKE ROWE	Sky	+ 03H 08' 35''
134	OLIVIERO TROIA	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 03H 09' 14''
135	DIMITRI CLAEYS	Cofidis	+ 03H 09' 22''
136	RAMON SINKELDAM	Groupama-FDJ	+ 03H 11' 14''
137	DAMIEN GAUDIN	Direct Energie	+ 03H 11' 28''
138	MAXIMILIANO ARIEL RICHEZE	Quick-Step Floors	+ 03H 14' 31''
139	ROBERTO FERRARI	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 03H 15' 14''
140	ARNAUD DEMARE	Groupama-FDJ	+ 03H 22' 23''
141	JASPER DE BUYST	Lotto-Soudal	+ 03H 22' 58''
142	TIMO ROOSEN	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 03H 23' 24''
143	AMUND GRØNDAHL JANSEN	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 03H 25' 54''
144	JAY ROBERT THOMSON	Dimension Data	+ 03H 26' 06''
145	JACOPO GUARNIERI	Groupama-FDJ	+ 03H 27' 34''
146	LAWSON CRADDOCK	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 03H 41' 40''