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2021 Tour de France

108th edition: June 26 - July 18, 2021

Stage 7, July 2, 2021

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Friday, July 2: Stage 7, Vierzon - Le Creusot, 249.1 km

Stage 7 map & profile | Stage 7 photos

Matej Mohoric

Matej Mohoric wins alone in Le Creusot. Photo: ASO/Pauline Ballet

Weather at the finish city of Le Creusot at 1:40 PM, local time: 23C (74F), sunny, with wind from the east at 6 km/hr (4 mph). No rain is forecast.

MountainsRated ascents:

Plato's Crito

The race: This not only is the longest Tour stage of the year, it is the longest Tour stage since 2000. The official start was given to all 177 stage six finishers at 11:13 AM. The day began with very aggressive racing. A break of 29 riders averaged 49.9 km/hr for the first two hours.

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

The day after Slovenia took the presidency of the council of the European Union, Matej Mohoric claimed his first stage win of the Tour de France at Le Creusot while Tadej Pogacar saved his day after being put in difficulty early in the race by a big breakaway group comprising Mathieu van der Poel who defended his yellow jersey with a brave heart. On the other hand, Primoz Roglic lost contact with the top guns. It’s a Grand Tour trilogy completed by Matej Mohoric after he won in Cuenca at La Vuelta 2017 and Gualdo Tadino at the 2018 Giro d’Italia.

28 escapees, including the yellow jersey
177 riders took the start of stage 7 in Vierzon at 11.13. Victor Campenaerts (Qhubeka-Nexthash) was the first on the offensive right after the flag off. The first half and hour was contested at 55km/h despite a slightly head wind as attacks kept going on. Wout van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) was the most active. Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Fenix) reacted to hint that he wouldn’t let his arch-rival go. The fight led to the formation of a 29-man front group at km 40: van Aert, Mike Teunissen (Jumbo-Visma), Dylan van Baarle (Ineos Grenadiers), Vincenzo Nibali, Toms Skujins, Jasper Stuyven (Trek-Segafredo), Kasper Asgreen, Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step), Imanol Erviti, Ivan Garcia Cortina (Movistar), Patrick Konrad (Bora-Hansgrohe), Christophe Laporte (Cofidis), van der Poel, Xandro Meurisse (Alpecin-Fenix), Ruben Guerreiro, Magnus Cort (EF Education-Nippo), Dorian Godon, Michael Schär (Ag2r-Citröen), Soren Kragh Andersen (Team DSM), Philippe Gilbert, Harry Sweeny, Brent van Moer (Lotto-Soudal), Matej Mohoric (Bahrain Victorious), Simon Yates (BikeExchange), Hugo Houle (Astana-PremierTech), Campenaerts (Qhubeka-NextHash), Jan Bakelants, Boy van Poppel (Intermarché-Wanty Gobert) and Franck Bonnamour (B&B Hotels-KTM).

Mohoric and Van Moer away with 88km to go
UAE Team Emirates was prompt to take the lead of the peloton. Only TotalEnergies among the other four teams who weren’t represented in the breakaway put one rider (Jérémy Cabot) in the chase but the deficit kept growing slowly but surely. Mohoric and Van Moer sped up in the first climb of the day, the côte de Château-Chinon (km 161.5) where the peloton was timed with a deficit of 6’50’’ [maximum time gap: 7’30’’ at the 50km to go mark]. The duo forged on and got reinforced by Stuyven and Campenaerts with 46km to go. The yellow jersey group was reduced to ten riders in the côte de la Libération whereas Campenaerts let Mohoric, Van Moer and Stuyven go. Bonnamour rode in between but was brought back 23km before the end.

Mohoric wins, Pogacar saves his day, Roglic loses
Mohoric rode away on the way solo to Signal d’Uchon 19km before the end. Only Stuyven managed to not get caught by the yellow jersey group that arrived reduced at Le Creusot. Carapaz had attacked from the main peloton in the hardest climb of the day, looking at making it up for the time lost to Tadej Pogacar in the time trial but he was swallowed on the finishing line. Primoz Roglic suffered from his crash early in the Tour and lost more time (3’30’’) in this very demanding stage that is set to affect the riders on the eve of the Alpine weekend.

Complete results:

Stage 7 photos

249.1 kilometers raced at an average speed of 45.521 km/hr

1 MATEJ MOHORIC BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS 5hr 28min 20sec
2 JASPER STUYVEN TREK-SEGAFREDO @ 1min 20sec
3 MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN EF EDUCATION-NIPPO 1' 40''
4 MATHIEU VAN DER POEL ALPECIN-FENIX s.t.
5 KASPER ASGREEN DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP s.t.
6 FRANCK BONNAMOUR B&B HOTELS s.t.
7 PATRICK KONRAD BORA-HANSGROHE s.t.
8 WOUT VAN AERT JUMBO-VISMA s.t.
9 BRENT VAN MOER LOTTO SOUDAL 1' 44''
10 DORIAN GODON AG2R-CITROEN 2' 45''
11 TOMS SKUJINS TREK-SEGAFREDO s.t.
12 HUGO HOULE ASTANA-PREMIER TECH 2' 57''
13 VINCENZO NIBALI TREK-SEGAFREDO s.t.
14 SIMON YATES TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE s.t.
15 XANDRO MEURISSE ALPECIN-FENIX 4' 22''
16 PHILIPPE GILBERT LOTTO SOUDAL s.t.
17 JAN BAKELANTS INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT 4' 25''
18 SØREN KRAGH ANDERSEN TEAM DSM 4' 32''
19 JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP 5' 15''
20 ENRIC MAS MOVISTAR s.t.
21 RICHARD CARAPAZ INEOS GRENADIERS s.t.
22 PIERRE LATOUR TOTALENERGIES s.t.
23 SERGIO ANDRES HIGUITA EF EDUCATION-NIPPO s.t.
24 ALEXEY LUTSENKO ASTANA-PREMIER TECH s.t.
25 JONAS VINGEGAARD JUMBO-VISMA s.t.
26 TADEJ POGACAR UAE TEAM EMIRATES s.t.
27 SERGIO LUIS HENAO QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH s.t.
28 BAUKE MOLLEMA TREK-SEGAFREDO s.t.
29 PEIO BILBAO BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS s.t.
30 JHOAN ESTEBAN CHAVES TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE s.t.
31 BEN O'CONNOR AG2R-CITROEN s.t.
32 KENNY ELISSONDE TREK-SEGAFREDO s.t.
33 LOUIS MEINTJES INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT s.t.
34 RICHIE PORTE INEOS GRENADIERS s.t.
35 EMANUEL BUCHMANN BORA-HANSGROHE s.t.
36 AURÉLIEN PARET PEINTRE AG2R-CITROEN s.t.
37 RIGOBERTO URAN EF EDUCATION-NIPPO s.t.
38 JAKOB FUGLSANG ASTANA-PREMIER TECH s.t.
39 DAVID GAUDU GROUPAMA-FDJ s.t.
40 GUILLAUME MARTIN COFIDIS s.t.
41 GERAINT THOMAS INEOS GRENADIERS s.t.
42 STEVEN KRUIJSWIJK JUMBO-VISMA s.t.
43 JULIEN BERNARD TREK-SEGAFREDO s.t.
44 PIERRE ROLLAND B&B HOTELS s.t.
45 RAFAL MAJKA UAE TEAM EMIRATES s.t.
46 LUCAS HAMILTON TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE s.t.
47 CRISTIAN RODRIGUEZ TOTALENERGIES s.t.
48 WILCO KELDERMAN BORA-HANSGROHE s.t.
49 MIGUEL ANGEL LOPEZ MOVISTAR s.t.
50 ALEJANDRO VALVERDE MOVISTAR s.t.
51 MICHAL KWIATKOWSKI INEOS GRENADIERS 5' 26''
52 JONATHAN CASTROVIEJO INEOS GRENADIERS 5' 44''
53 IMANOL ERVITI MOVISTAR 6' 22''
54 DYLAN VAN BAARLE INEOS GRENADIERS 7' 00''
55 WOUTER POELS BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS s.t.
56 IVAN GARCIA CORTINA MOVISTAR 7' 02''
57 VALENTIN MADOUAS GROUPAMA-FDJ 7' 31''
58 NEILSON POWLESS EF EDUCATION-NIPPO 7' 57''
59 THOMAS DE GENDT LOTTO SOUDAL 8' 02''
60 QUENTIN PACHER B&B HOTELS s.t.
61 MATTIA CATTANEO DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP s.t.
62 MARK DONOVAN TEAM DSM s.t.
63 SIMON GESCHKE COFIDIS 9' 03''
64 WARREN BARGUIL ARKEA-SAMSIC s.t.
65 PRIMOŽ ROGLIČ JUMBO-VISMA s.t.
66 DANIEL MARTIN ISRAEL START-UP NATION 9' 42''
67 MICHAEL SCHÄR AG2R-CITROEN 10' 53''
68 VICTOR CAMPENAERTS QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH s.t.
69 ELIE GESBERT ARKEA-SAMSIC s.t.
70 HARRISON SWEENY LOTTO SOUDAL s.t.
71 DRIES DEVENYNS DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP 11' 35''
72 BENOIT COSNEFROY AG2R-CITROEN s.t.
73 DYLAN TEUNS BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS s.t.
74 MIKE TEUNISSEN JUMBO-VISMA s.t.
75 LOÏC VLIEGEN INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT 13' 19''
76 LORENZO ROTA INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT s.t.
77 MICHAEL VALGREN HUNDAHL EF EDUCATION-NIPPO s.t.
78 CYRIL BARTHE B&B HOTELS s.t.
79 PIERRE LUC PERICHON COFIDIS s.t.
80 RUBEN FERNANDEZ COFIDIS s.t.
81 GREG VAN AVERMAET AG2R-CITROEN s.t.
82 JESUS HERRADA COFIDIS s.t.
83 BRUNO ARMIRAIL GROUPAMA-FDJ s.t.
84 SEPP KUSS JUMBO-VISMA s.t.
85 SONNY COLBRELLI BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS 15' 32''
86 NILS POLITT BORA-HANSGROHE s.t.
87 STEFAN KÜNG GROUPAMA-FDJ s.t.
88 ION IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI ASTANA-PREMIER TECH s.t.
89 TIM DECLERCQ DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP s.t.
90 OMAR FRAILE ASTANA-PREMIER TECH s.t.
91 ALEX ARANBURU DEBA ASTANA-PREMIER TECH s.t.
92 DMITRIY GRUZDEV ASTANA-PREMIER TECH s.t.
93 ANTHONY DELAPLACE ARKEA-SAMSIC s.t.
94 MARCO HALLER BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS s.t.
95 BOY VAN POPPEL INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT s.t.
96 VICTOR DE LA PARTE TOTALENERGIES s.t.
97 CARLOS VERONA MOVISTAR 16' 43''
98 STEFAN DE BOD ASTANA-PREMIER TECH 17' 34''
99 JORGE ARCAS MOVISTAR s.t.
100 MICHAEL WOODS ISRAEL START-UP NATION s.t.
101 JONAS RICKAERT ALPECIN-FENIX s.t.
102 CHRISTOPHE LAPORTE COFIDIS 18' 05''
103 ANTHONY PEREZ COFIDIS s.t.
104 AMUND GRØNDAHL JANSEN TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE 18' 37''
105 EDVALD BOASSON HAGEN TOTALENERGIES s.t.
106 NANS PETERS AG2R-CITROEN s.t.
107 JELLE WALLAYS COFIDIS s.t.
108 SILVAN DILLIER ALPECIN-FENIX s.t.
109 KRISTIAN SBARAGLI ALPECIN-FENIX s.t.
110 CHRIS FROOME ISRAEL START-UP NATION s.t.
111 RICK ZABEL ISRAEL START-UP NATION s.t.
112 ANDRÉ GREIPEL ISRAEL START-UP NATION s.t.
113 NILS EEKHOFF TEAM DSM s.t.
114 JASPER PHILIPSEN ALPECIN-FENIX s.t.
115 DANNY VAN POPPEL INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT s.t.
116 OMER GOLDSTEIN ISRAEL START-UP NATION s.t.
117 MICHAEL MATTHEWS TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE s.t.
118 LUKA MEZGEC TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE s.t.
119 PETER SAGAN BORA-HANSGROHE s.t.
120 DANIEL OSS BORA-HANSGROHE s.t.
121 RUBEN GUERREIRO EF EDUCATION-NIPPO s.t.
122 ANTHONY TURGIS TOTALENERGIES s.t.
123 CONNOR SWIFT ARKEA-SAMSIC s.t.
124 GUILLAUME BOIVIN ISRAEL START-UP NATION s.t.
125 MILES SCOTSON GROUPAMA-FDJ s.t.
126 LUKE DURBRIDGE TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE s.t.
127 MAXIMILIAN WALSCHEID QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH s.t.
128 RETO HOLLENSTEIN ISRAEL START-UP NATION s.t.
129 TONY MARTIN JUMBO-VISMA s.t.
130 SIMON CLARKE QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH s.t.
131 TOSH VAN DER SANDE LOTTO SOUDAL s.t.
132 CARLOS BARBERO QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH s.t.
133 TAO GEOGHEGAN HART INEOS GRENADIERS s.t.
134 NICHOLAS DLAMINI QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH s.t.
135 NAIRO QUINTANA ARKEA-SAMSIC s.t.
136 TIM MERLIER ALPECIN-FENIX s.t.
137 OLIVER NAESEN AG2R-CITROEN s.t.
138 CHRISTOPHER JUUL JENSEN TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE s.t.
139 EDWARD THEUNS TREK-SEGAFREDO s.t.
140 GEORG ZIMMERMANN INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT s.t.
141 JASPER DE BUYST LOTTO SOUDAL s.t.
142 BRYAN COQUARD B&B HOTELS s.t.
143 MAXIME CHEVALIER B&B HOTELS s.t.
144 CYRIL GAUTIER B&B HOTELS s.t.
145 MICHAEL GOGL QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH s.t.
146 LUKAS PÖSTLBERGER BORA-HANSGROHE s.t.
147 IDE SCHELLING BORA-HANSGROHE s.t.
148 SEAN BENNETT QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH s.t.
149 JONAS KOCH INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT s.t.
150 RUI COSTA UAE TEAM EMIRATES s.t.
151 PETR VAKOČ ALPECIN-FENIX s.t.
152 DAVIDE BALLERINI DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP s.t.
153 MARK CAVENDISH DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP 21' 13''
154 DANIEL MCLAY ARKEA-SAMSIC 23' 47''
155 JORIS NIEUWENHUIS TEAM DSM s.t.
156 MIKKEL BJERG UAE TEAM EMIRATES s.t.
157 MADS PEDERSEN TREK-SEGAFREDO s.t.
158 JONAS RUTSCH EF EDUCATION-NIPPO s.t.
159 BRANDON MCNULTY UAE TEAM EMIRATES s.t.
160 JACOPO GUARNIERI GROUPAMA-FDJ s.t.
161 DAVIDE FORMOLO UAE TEAM EMIRATES s.t.
162 NACER BOUHANNI ARKEA-SAMSIC s.t.
163 JULIEN SIMON TOTALENERGIES s.t.
164 CLÉMENT RUSSO ARKEA-SAMSIC s.t.
165 ARNAUD DEMARE GROUPAMA-FDJ s.t.
166 TIESJ BENOOT TEAM DSM s.t.
167 CASPER PEDERSEN TEAM DSM s.t.
168 FABIEN DOUBEY TOTALENERGIES s.t.
169 VEGARD STAKE LAENGEN UAE TEAM EMIRATES s.t.
170 LUKE ROWE INEOS GRENADIERS s.t.
171 FRED WRIGHT BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS s.t.
172 MICHAEL MØRKØV DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP s.t.
173 MARC HIRSCHI UAE TEAM EMIRATES s.t.
174 STEFAN BISSEGGER EF EDUCATION-NIPPO s.t.
175 CEES BOL TEAM DSM s.t.
176 JÉRÉMY CABOT TOTALENERGIES s.t.
177 ROGER KLUGE LOTTO SOUDAL 25' 03''

Yellow jerseyGC after stage 7:

1,151.5 kilometers raced so far at an average speed of 44.885 km/hr

1 MATHIEU VAN DER POEL ALPECIN-FENIX 25hr 39min 17sec
2 WOUT VAN AERT JUMBO-VISMA @ 30'sec
3 KASPER ASGREEN DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP 1' 49''
4 MATEJ MOHORIC BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS 3' 01''
5 TADEJ POGACAR UAE TEAM EMIRATES 3' 43''
6 VINCENZO NIBALI TREK-SEGAFREDO 4' 12''
7 JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP 4' 23''
8 ALEXEY LUTSENKO ASTANA-PREMIER TECH 4' 56''
9 PIERRE LATOUR TOTALENERGIES 5' 03''
10 RIGOBERTO URAN EF EDUCATION-NIPPO 5' 04''
11 JONAS VINGEGAARD JUMBO-VISMA 5' 18''
12 RICHARD CARAPAZ INEOS GRENADIERS 5' 19''
13 GERAINT THOMAS INEOS GRENADIERS 5' 29''
14 WILCO KELDERMAN BORA-HANSGROHE 5' 31''
15 ENRIC MAS MOVISTAR 5' 33''
16 BAUKE MOLLEMA TREK-SEGAFREDO 5' 43''
17 JAKOB FUGLSANG ASTANA-PREMIER TECH 5' 51''
18 TOMS SKUJINS TREK-SEGAFREDO 5' 54''
19 DAVID GAUDU GROUPAMA-FDJ 6' 10''
20 SØREN KRAGH ANDERSEN TEAM DSM 6' 30''
21 SERGIO ANDRES HIGUITA EF EDUCATION-NIPPO 6' 41''
22 PEIO BILBAO BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS 6' 59''
23 JHOAN ESTEBAN CHAVES TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE s.t.
24 SERGIO LUIS HENAO QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH 7' 30''
25 RICHIE PORTE INEOS GRENADIERS 7' 33''
26 LUCAS HAMILTON TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE 7' 34''
27 EMANUEL BUCHMANN BORA-HANSGROHE 8' 06''
28 STEVEN KRUIJSWIJK JUMBO-VISMA 8' 14''
29 BEN O'CONNOR AG2R-CITROEN 8' 31''
30 GUILLAUME MARTIN COFIDIS 8' 52''
31 MIGUEL ANGEL LOPEZ MOVISTAR 8' 55''
32 AURÉLIEN PARET PEINTRE AG2R-CITROEN 8' 57''
33 PRIMOŽ ROGLIČ JUMBO-VISMA 9' 11''
34 LOUIS MEINTJES INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT 9' 15''
35 JAN BAKELANTS INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT 10' 02''
36 FRANCK BONNAMOUR B&B HOTELS 10' 39''
37 WOUTER POELS BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS 10' 45''
38 MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN EF EDUCATION-NIPPO 11' 30''
39 XANDRO MEURISSE ALPECIN-FENIX 11' 35''
40 PIERRE ROLLAND B&B HOTELS 12' 17''
41 QUENTIN PACHER B&B HOTELS 12' 57''
42 MATTIA CATTANEO DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP 12' 59''
43 HUGO HOULE ASTANA-PREMIER TECH 13' 47''
44 ALEJANDRO VALVERDE MOVISTAR 13' 48''
45 SIMON YATES TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE 13' 57''
46 NEILSON POWLESS EF EDUCATION-NIPPO 14' 34''
47 JULIEN BERNARD TREK-SEGAFREDO 15' 27''
48 IVAN GARCIA CORTINA MOVISTAR 15' 43''
49 BRENT VAN MOER LOTTO SOUDAL 15' 54''
50 MARK DONOVAN TEAM DSM 16' 29''
51 KENNY ELISSONDE TREK-SEGAFREDO 16' 45''
52 DORIAN GODON AG2R-CITROEN 16' 52''
53 PHILIPPE GILBERT LOTTO SOUDAL 16' 53''
54 DYLAN TEUNS BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS 17' 20''
55 JASPER STUYVEN TREK-SEGAFREDO 17' 53''
56 GREG VAN AVERMAET AG2R-CITROEN 18' 12''
57 SONNY COLBRELLI BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS 18' 15''
58 PATRICK KONRAD BORA-HANSGROHE 18' 34''
59 MICHAEL VALGREN HUNDAHL EF EDUCATION-NIPPO 19' 36''
60 STEFAN KÜNG GROUPAMA-FDJ 19' 38''
61 NAIRO QUINTANA ARKEA-SAMSIC 19' 42''
62 ELIE GESBERT ARKEA-SAMSIC 19' 45''
63 DANIEL MARTIN ISRAEL START-UP NATION 20' 03''
64 SIMON GESCHKE COFIDIS 20' 09''
65 CRISTIAN RODRIGUEZ TOTALENERGIES 20' 19''
66 RAFAL MAJKA UAE TEAM EMIRATES 20' 53''
67 MICHAL KWIATKOWSKI INEOS GRENADIERS 20' 56''
68 DYLAN VAN BAARLE INEOS GRENADIERS 21' 00''
69 RUBEN GUERREIRO EF EDUCATION-NIPPO 21' 44''
70 VALENTIN MADOUAS GROUPAMA-FDJ 21' 55''
71 ANTHONY TURGIS TOTALENERGIES 22' 21''
72 ALEX ARANBURU DEBA ASTANA-PREMIER TECH 22' 52''
73 STEFAN DE BOD ASTANA-PREMIER TECH 23' 15''
74 MICHAEL MATTHEWS TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE 23' 25''
75 JONATHAN CASTROVIEJO INEOS GRENADIERS 23' 55''
76 IMANOL ERVITI MOVISTAR 24' 09''
77 WARREN BARGUIL ARKEA-SAMSIC 25' 00''
78 CYRIL BARTHE B&B HOTELS 25' 06''
79 ANTHONY DELAPLACE ARKEA-SAMSIC 25' 16''
80 DRIES DEVENYNS DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP 26' 00''
81 RUBEN FERNANDEZ COFIDIS 26' 07''
82 GUILLAUME BOIVIN ISRAEL START-UP NATION 26' 29''
83 BOY VAN POPPEL INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT 26' 52''
84 VICTOR DE LA PARTE TOTALENERGIES 27' 19''
85 VICTOR CAMPENAERTS QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH 27' 26''
86 JONAS RICKAERT ALPECIN-FENIX 27' 28''
87 TIESJ BENOOT TEAM DSM 28' 40''
88 PETER SAGAN BORA-HANSGROHE 28' 46''
89 MICHAEL SCHÄR AG2R-CITROEN 28' 51''
90 THOMAS DE GENDT LOTTO SOUDAL 29' 09''
91 LUKA MEZGEC TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE 29' 35''
92 OMAR FRAILE ASTANA-PREMIER TECH 29' 39''
93 OLIVER NAESEN AG2R-CITROEN 29' 51''
94 BENOIT COSNEFROY AG2R-CITROEN 30' 07''
95 DAVIDE FORMOLO UAE TEAM EMIRATES 30' 14''
96 CONNOR SWIFT ARKEA-SAMSIC 30' 27''
97 MICHAEL WOODS ISRAEL START-UP NATION 30' 47''
98 NILS EEKHOFF TEAM DSM 31' 01''
99 MICHAEL GOGL QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH 31' 15''
100 EDVALD BOASSON HAGEN TOTALENERGIES 31' 35''
101 LOÏC VLIEGEN INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT 31' 37''
102 CHRISTOPHE LAPORTE COFIDIS 32' 59''
103 ION IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI ASTANA-PREMIER TECH 33' 07''
104 JORIS NIEUWENHUIS TEAM DSM 33' 14''
105 SILVAN DILLIER ALPECIN-FENIX 33' 23''
106 RUI COSTA UAE TEAM EMIRATES 33' 29''
107 FABIEN DOUBEY TOTALENERGIES 33' 54''
108 BRUNO ARMIRAIL GROUPAMA-FDJ 33' 59''
109 CYRIL GAUTIER B&B HOTELS 34' 09''
110 STEFAN BISSEGGER EF EDUCATION-NIPPO 35' 00''
111 NANS PETERS AG2R-CITROEN 35' 03''
112 CARLOS VERONA MOVISTAR 35' 20''
113 JULIEN SIMON TOTALENERGIES 35' 40''
114 LORENZO ROTA INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT 35' 42''
115 HARRISON SWEENY LOTTO SOUDAL 36' 32''
116 TAO GEOGHEGAN HART INEOS GRENADIERS 37' 17''
117 DAVIDE BALLERINI DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP 37' 32''
118 MAXIMILIAN WALSCHEID QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH s.t.
119 JESUS HERRADA COFIDIS 38' 17''
120 KRISTIAN SBARAGLI ALPECIN-FENIX 38' 48''
121 JASPER PHILIPSEN ALPECIN-FENIX 39' 24''
122 MILES SCOTSON GROUPAMA-FDJ 39' 39''
123 CARLOS BARBERO QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH 39' 40''
124 MIKE TEUNISSEN JUMBO-VISMA 39' 52''
125 MAXIME CHEVALIER B&B HOTELS 39' 58''
126 NILS POLITT BORA-HANSGROHE 39' 59''
127 SEPP KUSS JUMBO-VISMA 40' 01''
128 DMITRIY GRUZDEV ASTANA-PREMIER TECH 40' 20''
129 JONAS RUTSCH EF EDUCATION-NIPPO 40' 39''
130 LUKAS PÖSTLBERGER BORA-HANSGROHE s.t.
131 VEGARD STAKE LAENGEN UAE TEAM EMIRATES 40' 58''
132 SEAN BENNETT QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH 41' 03''
133 BRANDON MCNULTY UAE TEAM EMIRATES 41' 05''
134 JONAS KOCH INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT 41' 07''
135 DANNY VAN POPPEL INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT 41' 36''
136 LUKE DURBRIDGE TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE 41' 49''
137 PIERRE LUC PERICHON COFIDIS 42' 09''
138 NICHOLAS DLAMINI QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH 42' 17''
139 JORGE ARCAS MOVISTAR 42' 38''
140 TOSH VAN DER SANDE LOTTO SOUDAL 42' 55''
141 ANTHONY PEREZ COFIDIS 43' 10''
142 TIM DECLERCQ DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP 43' 14''
143 FRED WRIGHT BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS s.t.
144 JELLE WALLAYS COFIDIS 43' 27''
145 TIM MERLIER ALPECIN-FENIX 43' 43''
146 PETR VAKOČ ALPECIN-FENIX 43' 50''
147 SIMON CLARKE QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH 43' 52''
148 MICHAEL MØRKØV DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP 45' 29''
149 CHRISTOPHER JUUL JENSEN TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE 45' 53''
150 NACER BOUHANNI ARKEA-SAMSIC 46' 02''
151 LUKE ROWE INEOS GRENADIERS 46' 05''
152 DANIEL OSS BORA-HANSGROHE 46' 09''
153 MARK CAVENDISH DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP 46' 46''
154 ANDRÉ GREIPEL ISRAEL START-UP NATION 46' 51''
155 OMER GOLDSTEIN ISRAEL START-UP NATION 47' 28''
156 MIKKEL BJERG UAE TEAM EMIRATES 49' 08''
157 JASPER DE BUYST LOTTO SOUDAL 49' 18''
158 ARNAUD DEMARE GROUPAMA-FDJ 49' 29''
159 CEES BOL TEAM DSM 49' 42''
160 GEORG ZIMMERMANN INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT 49' 56''
161 BRYAN COQUARD B&B HOTELS 50' 02''
162 JACOPO GUARNIERI GROUPAMA-FDJ 50' 04''
163 EDWARD THEUNS TREK-SEGAFREDO 50' 15''
164 RICK ZABEL ISRAEL START-UP NATION 50' 35''
165 CHRIS FROOME ISRAEL START-UP NATION 50' 38''
166 JÉRÉMY CABOT TOTALENERGIES 51' 37''
167 CASPER PEDERSEN TEAM DSM 51' 47''
168 TONY MARTIN JUMBO-VISMA 51' 59''
169 MARCO HALLER BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS 52' 07''
170 RETO HOLLENSTEIN ISRAEL START-UP NATION 54' 46''
171 AMUND GRØNDAHL JANSEN TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE 57' 23''
172 MADS PEDERSEN TREK-SEGAFREDO 57' 26''
173 IDE SCHELLING BORA-HANSGROHE 58' 14''
174 MARC HIRSCHI UAE TEAM EMIRATES 59' 27''
175 CLÉMENT RUSSO ARKEA-SAMSIC 1h 01' 13''
176 DANIEL MCLAY ARKEA-SAMSIC 1h 02' 05''
177 ROGER KLUGE LOTTO SOUDAL 1h 02' 59''

Stage 7 map & profile:

Stage 7 map

Stage 7 map

Stage 7 profile

Stage 7 profile

Stage 7 photos by Fotoreporter Sirotti:

Mathieu van der Poel

GC leader Mathieu van der Poel before the stage start.

Mark Cavendish

Mark Cavendish

Peter Sagan

Peter Sagan

Tadej Pogacar

Tadej Pogacar

Matej Mohoric

They aren't going to catch Matej Mohoric today.

Wout van Aert

Wout Van Aert and Mathieu van der Poel close in on the finish.

Matej Mohoric

Matej Mohoric has well and truly dropped everyone else.

Matej Mohoric

Another shot of Mohoric's impressive stage win.

Mathieu van der Poel

Mathieu van der Poel just after the stage finish.

Stage winner Matej Mohoric

Stage winner Matej Mohoric

Mathieu van der Poel

I expect GC leader Mathieu van der Poel will be roughly handled during the weekend's tough stages.

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