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Ciclismo: Pogacar vince la Vuelta Andalucia, 5/a tappa a Fraile

(ANSA) – ROMA, 19 FEB – Tadej Pogacar ha vinto la 69/a Vuelta Andalucia-Ruta del Sol di ciclismo, che si è conclusa oggi con la disputa della 5/a e ultima tappa, da Otura a Alhaurin de la Torre, su un tracciato di 184 chilometri. La frazione odierna è stata vinta in volata da Omar Fraile, davanti ai due italiani Alessandro Covi e Andrea Pasqualon. Pogacar, nella classifica generale, ha preceduto…

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Provisional start list published for 2021 Giro d'Italia

Provisional start list published for 2021 Giro d’Italia

With 9 days remaining until the start of the 2021 Giro d’Italia, the race’s provisional entry list has been announced. Contenders will start racing in Turin on Saturday, 8 May, and will battle for the win throughout the 21 stages that cross the Italian peninsula, to finish in Milan, on Sunday, 30 May. The challenge for the GC Among the GC specialists hoping to lift the Trofeo Senza Fine is Egan…

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Greenland (2020)

Release in theaters on September 25, 2020

Action, Thriller

A family fights for survival as a planet-killing comet races to Earth. John Garrity, his estranged wife Allison, and young son Nathan make a perilous journey to their only hope for sanctuary. Amid terrifying news accounts of cities around the world being leveled by the comet’s fragments, the Garrity’s experience the best and worst in humanity while they battle the increasing panic and lawlessness surrounding them. As the countdown to global apocalypse approaches zero, their incredible trek culminates in a desperate and last-minute flight to a possible safe haven.

The film was first released on July 29, 2020 in Belgium, and is scheduled to release in the United States on September 25, 2020, by STX Entertainment.

Director: Ric Roman Waugh

Writer: Chris Sparling

Stars: Gerard Butler, Morena Baccarin, Scott Glenn, David Denman, Brandon Quinn, Andrew Bachelor, Joshua Mikel

►Cast:

Morena Baccarin…AllisonGerard Butler…John GarrityScott GlennDavid Denman…RalphBrandon Quinn…Male Passenger C-17Andrew BachelorJoshua Mikel…LucasGary Weeks…EdClaire Bronson…DebraRoger Dale Floyd…Nathan GarrityRick Pasqualone…News AnchorStacy JohnsonKendrick Cross…FEMA supervisorJaime Andrews…Mother on PlaneMike Gassaway…Dr. ByrdPatti Schellhaas…DriverOtis Winston…Snow SoldierHayes Mercure…Young SoldierChip Carriere…Male DriverMadison Johnson…EllieNicola Lambo…Morning Show HostJay Amor…Blue Collar ManOlaolu Winfunke…Disaster SurvivorCate Jones…McGhee Tyson SoldierAnissa Matlock…Senior Airman ParkerRose Bianco…MatriarchScott Poythress…KennyKeegan Boos…Military EscortAl Mitchell…BenJames Logan…MicahQuentin Gadson…LooterMarc Gowan…PaulErin Fasano…EvacueeAshley Uecker…Protester with carQuasheem D. Herring…Male EvacueeKelly FinleyRandal Gonzalez…BobbyRuty Rutenberg…Additional Voices (voice)Trace LeBeau…Young NathanAaron Gillespie…Distracted SoldierSteven I. Dillard…CMSgt of Task ForceEsosa Idahosa…EscortSarah Fawaz…Female EvacueeAndrea Maiuro…ShopperKermit Rolison…Old Man with a GunCremel Nakia Burney…Snow Soldier 2Blade Pfeifer…SurvivorMike Senior…Staff Sergeant RuizOkea Eme-Akwari…JamesTerrance P. Carson…Snow SoldierChris Ward…FEMA WorkerAntonio Bencosme…RefugeeTrish Titran…Otter ParentLandon Specht…Refugee KidCathy Wheeler…Evacuee.Inisfree Grace Dixon…RefugeeDanielle Williams…SoldierTravis Woods…Male EvacueeHector Garcia…Military Member / Male EvacueeDez…Kyndall Hamilton…Neighborhood KidNicholas Walker…Disaster SurvivorChris Williams…Kevin

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Le lineup du TDF 2019

À quelques jours du grand départ du Tour de France 2019, certaines équipes ont déjà annoncé leur lineup, mot anglophone signifiant les 8 coureurs qui seront au départ de la 106 ème édition de la Grande Boucle. Voici donc les lineup des différentes équipes. Cet article sera actualisé jusqu’au 6 juillet au fur et à mesure que les équipes annoncent leurs coureurs. En gras sont marqués les leaders de chaque équipe s’ils ont été clairement annoncés.

Team Bora-Hansgrohe

Peter Sagan

Patrick Konrad

Emanuel Buchmann

Daniel Oss

Gregor Muhlberger

Lukas Postlberger

Marcus Burghardt

Maximilian Schachmann

Team Ineos

Egan Bernal

Geraint Thomas

Jonathan Castroviejo

Michal Kwiatkowski

Gianni Moscon

Wout Poels

Luke Rowe 

Dylan van Baarle

Trek Segafredo

Richie Porte

Bauke Mollema

Toms Skujins

Fabio Felline

Koen de Kort

Jasper Stuyven

Giulio Ciccone

Julien Bernard

Katusha

Jens Debusschere

Alex Dowsett

José Gonçalves

Marco Haller

Nils Politt

Rick Zabel

Mads Würtz Schmidt

Ilnur Zakarin

Team Sunweb

Søren Kragh Andersen

Nikias Arndt

Cees Bol

Chad Haga

Lennard Kämna

Wilco Kelderman

Michael Matthews

Nicholas Roche

Mitchelton-Scott

Adam Yates

Simon Yates

Daryl Impey

Matteo Trentin

Luke Durbridge

Jack Haig

Chris Juul-Jensen

Michael Hepbrun

Team Astana

Luis Leon Sanchez

Pello Bilbao

Gorka Izagirre

Jakob Fugsang

Alexey Lutsenko

Magnus Cort

Omar Fraile

Hugo Houle

Groupama FDJ

Thibault Pinot

William Bonnet

David Gaudu

Stefan Kueng

Matthieu Ladagnous

Rudy Molard

Sébastien Reichenbach

Anthony Roux

Bahrain-Merida

Ivan Cortina

Matej Mohoric

Dylan Teuns

Damiano Caruso

Vincenzo Nibali

Rohan Dennis

Sonny Colbrelli

Jan Tratnik

CCC Team

Greg Van Avermaet

Patrick Bevin

Alessandro De Marchi

Simon Geschke

Serge Pauwels

Joey Rosskopf

Michaël Schär

Lukas Wisniowski

Lotto-Soudal

Caleb Ewan

Tiesj Benoot

Tim Wellens

Jens Keukeleire

Thomas De Gendt

Roger Kluge

Jasper De Buys

Maxime Monfort

Wanty-Gobert

Guillaume Martin

Odd Eiking

Xandro Meurisse

Andrea Pasqualon

Aimé De Gendt

Kevin Van Melsen

Frédéric Backaert

Yoann Offredo

Deceuninck-QuickStep

Julian Alaphilippe

Kasper Asgreen

Dries Devenyns

Yves Lampaert

Enric Mas

Michael Morkov

Maximiliano Richeze

Elia Viviani

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Mathieu van der Poel (Ned) Corendon-Circus wins Stage 1 in 3:45:14 ahead of 2nd Danny van Poppel (Ned) Team Jumbo-Visma and 3rd Andrea Pasqualon (Ita) Wanty-Gobert

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  Tour de France: Peter Sagan wins third stage after sprint finish

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Sagan (right) has also won stages two and five of this year’s race

Peter Sagan pounced late to secure his third victory of the 2018 Tour de France as he won a sprint finish on stage 13.

The world champion timed his surge to perfection at the end of the 169.5km flat stage from Bourg d’Oisans to Valence, edging out Alexander Kristoff and Arnaud Demare.

The Slovak also extended his lead in the green jersey points classification.

Team Sky rider Geraint Thomas held on to the overall leader’s yellow jersey.

More to follow.

Stage 13 result

1. Peter Sagan (Svk/BORA-hansgrohe) 3hrs 45mins 55secs

2. Alexander Kristoff (Nor/UAE Team Emirates) same time

3. Arnaud Démare (Fra/Groupama-FDJ) same time

4. John Degenkolb (Ger/Trek-Segafredo) same time

5. Greg Van Avermaet (Bel/BMC Racing Team) same time

6. Yves Lampaert (Bel/Quick-Step Floors) same time

7. Magnus Cort (Den/Astana Pro Team) same time

8. Andrea Pasqualon (Ita/Wanty-Groupe Gobert) same time

9. Sonny Colbrelli (Ita/Bahrain-Merida) same time

10. Taylor Phinney (USA/Team EF Education First – Drapac p/b Cannondale) same time

General classification after stage 13

1. Geraint Thomas (GB/Team Sky) 53hrs 10mins 38secs

2. Chris Froome (GB/Team Sky) +1min 39secs

3. Tom Dumoulin (Ned/Team Sunweb) +1min 50secs

4. Primoz Roglic (Slo/Team LottoNL-Jumbo) +2mins 46secs

5. Romain Bardet (Fra/AG2R La Mondiale) +3mins 07secs

6. Mikel Landa (Spa/Movistar Team) +3mins 13secs

7. Steven Kruijswijk (Ned/Team LottoNL-Jumbo) +3mins 43secs

8. Nairo Quintana (Col/Movistar Team) +4mins 13secs

9. Daniel Martin (Irl/UAE Team Emirates) +5mins 11secs

10. Jakob Fuglsang (Den/Astana Pro team) +5mins 45secs

    tomorrow – stage 14 – saint-paul-Trois-chateau to Mendez;

Geraint and Froome at 1st and 2nd for Team Sky, with Froome 1min 39sec behind; Dutch guy Dumoulin 1min 50sec in 3rd, and Lotto-Jumbo’s Roglic  (Slovenian) in 4th with 2min and 46secs;

Bardet 5th, Landa 6th, followed by Kruijswijk, then Quintana (Movistar), and Daniel Martin (Irl/Team UAE Emirates); Fuglsang of Astana comes in 10th with a time of 5min 45secs……..

    the  stages over the weekend; ie., Mendez and stage 15 of Millau to Carcassonne on Sunday is followed by Monday’s rest day 2;

the final and 3rd week is in the Pyrenees……………..Stages 16 to 20, with an individual time-trial, will be finished off on the last day in Paris.

  Cycling – Tour de France – Team Sky Training – July 6, 2018 – Team Sky rider Chris Froome of Britain trains. REUTERS/Stephane Mahe

  geraint still in yellow, the stage after his 2 stage wins in the mountains ( Alpe’s), and Alpe D’Heuz……… Tour de France: Peter Sagan wins third stage after sprint finish 10 minutes ago From the section…

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Tour de France stage six - the first day in the mountains

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with his 12th Tour stage win.

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Get Involved – who will win stage six?

Andrew Harvey:I predict plenty of walkers up that last kilometre. Yates may be backing himself, but I’m backing Thibaut Pinot. The cooler weather and steep gradients suit him to a tee. If not him then Egan Bernal.

Pinot has local knowledge too – he lives 20km from La Planche des Belles Filles, in Melisey, so has ridden up it more than any other rider in the race.

135km to go

Ciccone takes the virtual lead

The gap to the main bunch is over five-and-a-half minutes now. Trek-Segafredo rider Giulio Ciccone is the highest ranked rider in the escape group, in 42nd place, one minute and 43 seconds behind maillot jaune Julian Alaphilippe, which means he is now the virtual leader overall.

Ciccone has got form in the hills too – he was King of the Mountains at the Giro d’Italia earlier this year.

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Matt Taggart:When I first heard “La Planche des Belles Filles” I thought it sounded like the title of a French horror movie, then I looked at the stage profile and realised that I was correct!

Translated it means ‘Plank of the Beautiful Girls’. There are various theories about how it got its name, and none of them had a happy ending. Will things be different for Geraint Thomas or Adam Yates today?

Posted at 11:4711:47

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Mike Lawson:Would love to see somebody swap onto a gravel bike with an ultra-compact chainring for that last KM.

Seriously, if you’re a domestique or a sprinter, would you consider walking up that slope at the end? I doubt it’d be much slower!

Let us know your thoughts on the finish – and who are you backing to win today’s stage?

Posted at 11:4611:46

King of the Mountains

The other escapees allowed Tim Wellens to take the King of the Mountains points uncontested on Wednesday, but that won’t be the case today. Xandro Meurisse, who is third in that category, is also in this breakaway and like Wellens he has a team-mate to help him out.

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146km to go

The 14 escapees

Right then, here is the full list of riders in the escape group.

Three teams have two men involved: Lotto-Soudal (Thomas De Gendt and Tim Wellens), Trek-Segafredo (Julien Bernard and Giulio Ciccone), Wanty-Groupe Gobert (Xandro Meurisse and Andrea Pasqualon).

The other are Benoit Cosnefroy (AG2R-La Mondiale), Dylan Teuns (Bahrain-Merida), Serge Pauwels (CCC), Nikias Arndt (Sunweb), Natnael Berhane (Cofidis), Fabien Grellier (Total Direct Energie), Nils Politt (Katusha-Alpecin) and Andre Greipel (Arkea-Samsic)

The gap keeps growing. They are now more than three minutes clear as they approach today’s intermediate sprint, at Linthal.

BBC stage-by-stage guide to this year’s race, the Michelton-Scott rider tips himself to win it.

Yates told BBC Sport: “I know this area well from when I raced for CC Etupes and lived in France. It’s a tricky day, but I won’t give too much away – we’ll see who has done their homework.

“But I will certainly be giving it a go, and I have to back myself because I love these sorts of days in the mountains.”

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Will Adam Yates be celebrating later?Image caption: Will Adam Yates be celebrating later?

157.5km to go

Post update

The proper racing has started now. A group of about 10 riders is currently trying to open up some daylight on the main bunch.

Thomas De Gendt is among them – again. German sprinter Andre Greipel is too.

Posted at 11:2711:27

The new road

Here’s a closer look at that new 1km of gravel road at the top of La Planche Des Belles Filles…

Posted at 11:2311:23

‘It suits the pure climber’

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It is safe to say that the end of stage six is going to be a test of Geraint Thomas’s mettle, and the same goes for the other contenders for the General Classification.

Speaking to ITV4 on Wednesday about the La Planche Des Belles Filles, Thomas said: “It’s hard, I’ve done it before. I did it just before the Tour de Suisse. I think that sort of climb favours more the punchy, pure climber – say, Egan (Bernel), for one.

“In other teams, guys like Yatesy (Adam Yates) and Richie (Porte), (Nairo) Quintana, those type of guys I think it suits but when you have got form, you have got good form and it will be interesting to see where everyone is.”

Posted at 11:2011:20

Man down

I mentioned 176 riders earlier, but there are actually only 175 men rolling through the streets of Mil.. I mean Mulhouse.

Sad news for New Zealand rider Patrick Bevin (no relation). He fractured a couple of ribs on stage four and cannot continue, so becomes the first casualty of this year’s race.

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Bevin in happier times, with a joey at the 2019 Tour Down UnderImage caption: Bevin in happier times, with a joey at the 2019 Tour Down Under

160.5km to go

Off we go…

The riders are pedaling through the neutral zone in Mulhouse, which I am determined not to call Milhouse by mistake…

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A sting in the tail

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The Tour has been up the steep ramps of La Planche Des Belles Filles before, but it will be a little different this time, at the end of their 160.5km trek from Mulhouse.

An extra kilometre has been added to the climb, but apparently not in the manner of that old Hugh Grant film ‘The Englishman who went up a hill but came down a mountain’.

Instead they have added a new gravel road, with an incline of 24%.

Ouch.

Posted at 11:0511:05

A hefty hors d’oeuvre

Welcome back to Le Tour, and welcome back to the Vosges mountains…

If you think of the bumps and lumps of Wednesday’s stage five as a nice little aperitif for the high climbs to come later in this year’s race, then today’s test is a hefty hors d’oeuvre.

We’ve got seven climbs in all, and a summit finish that should shake things up a bit at the top of the General Classification, so the next few hours are going to be fun for us – I guarantee it – although the 176 riders may not agree.

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Inizia oggi il Tour de France 2017, centoquattresima edizione della “Grand Boucle“, è in programma dal 1º luglio al 23 luglio 2017, per un totale di 3.516 km in 21 tappe, da Dusseldorf, in Germania, al tradizionale arrivo sui Campi Elisi a Parigi.

  Il percorso completo è stato svelato il 18 ottobre 2016 al Palazzo dei Congressi di Parigi. La corsa prevede la partenza dalla Germania, dalla città di Dusseldorf, con una gara a cronometro individuale. Prima di approdare in Francia il percorso prevede, nelle prime tappe, passaggi dal Belgio e dal Lussemburgo.

Il primo arrivo in salita è previsto già alla quinta tappa a La planche des belles filles. La nona tappa è quella che prevede il massimo dislivello, con le scalate al Col de la Biche, al Grand Colombier e al Mont du Chat nella regione della Savoia. Con la dodicesima tappa e l’arrivo in salita a Peyragudes iniziano le frazioni pirenaiche, che proseguono con la breve tappa successiva, di soli 100 km, da Saint-Girons a Foix ma con pendenze massime del 20%. Dopo il passaggio sul Massiccio Centrale, nelle ultime tappe vengono affrontate le Alpi, a partire dalla diciassettesima tappa con il Col du Galibier e l’arrivo in salita al Col d’Izoard nella diciottesima. La ventesima tappa prevede la seconda e ultima cronometro individuale a Marsiglia con arrivo allo stadio Velodrome, mentre l’ultima tappa, prima del tradizionale arrivo sui Campi Elisi a Parigi, prevede il passaggio all’interno del Grand Palais, realizzato per l’Expo 1900.

A seguire dopo la mappa, le tappe e la lista dei partenti

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Tappe

Tappa Data Percorso km 1ª 1º luglio Düsseldorf (DEU) > Düsseldorf (DEU) (cron. individuale) 13 2ª 2 luglio Düsseldorf (DEU) > Liegi (BEL) 202 3ª 3 luglio Verviers (BEL) > Longwy 202 4ª 4 luglio Mondorf-les-Bains (LUX) > Vittel 203 5ª 5 luglio Vittel > Planche des Belles Filles 160 6ª 6 luglio Vesoul > Troyes 216 7ª 7 luglio Troyes > Nuits-Saint-Georges 214 8ª 8 luglio Dole > Station Des Rousses 187 9ª 9 luglio Nantua > Chambéry 181 10 luglio giorno di riposo 10ª 11 luglio Périgueux > Bergerac 178 11ª 12 luglio Eymet > Pau 202 12ª 13 luglio Pau > Peyragudes 214 13ª 14 luglio Saint-Girons > Foix 100 14ª 15 luglio Blagnac > Rodez 181 15ª 16 luglio Laissac-Sévérac l’Eglise > Le Puy-en-Velay 189 17 luglio giorno di riposo 16ª 18 luglio Le Puy-en-Velay > Romans-sur-Isère 165 17ª 19 luglio La Mure > Serre-Chevalier 183 18ª 20 luglio Briançon > Izoard 178 19ª 21 luglio Embrun > Salon-de-Provence 220 20ª 22 luglio Marsiglia > Marsiglia (cron. individuale) 23 21ª 23 luglio Montgeron > Parigi (Champs Élysées) 105 Totale 3.516

    Anche nel 2017 il Tour de France sarà una calamita per tutti i campioni del ciclismo mondiale. Il dorsale numero 1 sarà sulle spalle del bicampione uscente  Chris Froome, che dovrà difendersi nuovamente dagli assalti di  Alberto Contador,  Nairo Quintana,  Alejandro Valverde,  Romain Bardet e dell’azzurro  Fabio Aru.

Non mancheranno i cacciatori di tappe a partire dal Campione del Mondo  Peter Sagan e proseguendo con  Mark Cavendish,  Philippe Gilbert,  Marcel Kittel e  Greg Van Avermaet.

  Di seguito la startlist 

Team Sky 001  Chris Froome 002  Sergio Luis Henao 003  Vasil Kiryienka 004  Christian Knees 005  Michal Kwiatkowski 006  Mikel Landa 007  Mikel Nieve Iturralde 008  Luke Rowe 009  Geraint Thomas AG2R 011  Romain Bardet 012  Jan Bakelants 013  Axel Domont 014  Mathias Frank 015  Ben Gastauer 016  Cyril Gautier 017  Pierre-Roger Latour 018  Oliver Naesen 019  Alexis Vuillermoz Astana Pro Team 021  Fabio Aru 022  Dario Cataldo 023  Jakob Fuglsang 024  Andriy Grivko 025  Dmitriy Gruzdev 026  Bakhtiyar Kozhatayev 027  Alexey Lutsenko 028  Michael Valgren Andersen 029  Andrey Zeits Bahrain Merida Pro Cycling Team 031  Jon Izagirre Insausti 032  Yukiya Arashiro 033  Grega Bole 034  Borut Bozic 035  Janez Brajkovic 036  Ondrej Cink 037  Sonny Colbrelli 038  Tsgabu Gebremaryam Grmay 039  Javier Moreno Bazan BMC Racing Team 031  Richie Porte 032  Damiano Caruso 033  Alessandro De Marchi 034  Stefan Küng 035  Amael Moinard 036  Nicolas Roche 037  Michael Schar 038  Greg Van Avermaet 039  Danilo Wyss Bora-Hansgrohe 051  Peter Sagan 052  Maciej Bodnar 053  Emanuel Buchmann 054  Marcus Burghardt 055  Rafal Majka 056  Jay McCarthy 057  Pawel Poljanski 058  Juraj Sagan 059  Rüdiger Selig Cannondale-Drapac Pro Cycling Team 061  Rigoberto Uran 062  Alberto Bettiol 063  Patrick Bevin 064  Nathan Brown 065  Simon Clarke 066  Taylor Phinney 067  Pierre Rolland 068  Andrew Talansky 069  Dylan Van Baarle Dimension Data 071  Mark Cavendish 072  Edvald Boasson Hagen 073  Stephen Cummings 074  Bernhard Eisel 075  Reinardt Janse Van Rensburg 076  Serge Pauwels 077  Mark Renshaw 078  Scott Thwaites 079  Jacobus Venter FDJ 081  Arnaud Demare 082  Davide Cimolai 083  Mickael Delage 084  Jacopo Guarnieri 085  Ignatas Konovalovas 086  Olivier Le Gac 087  Rudy Molard 088  Thibaut Pinot 089  Arthur Vichot Lotto Soudal 091  André Greipel 092  Lars Ytting Bak 093  Tiesj Benoot 094  Thomas De Gendt 095  Tony Gallopin 096  Adam Hansen 097  Jürgen Roelandts 098  Marcel Sieberg 099  Tim Wellens Movistar Team 101  Nairo Quintana 102  Andrey Amador Bipkazakova 103  Daniele Bennati 104  Carlos Alberto Betancur 105  Jonathan Castroviejo Nicolas 106  Imanol Erviti Ollo 107  Jesus Herrada Lopez 108  Jasha Sutterlin 109  Alejandro Valverde ORICA-Scott 111  Johan Chaves 112  Michael Albasini 113  Luke Durbridge 114  Mathew Hayman 115  Damien Howson 116  Daryl Impey 117  Jens Keukeleire 118  Roman Kreuziger 119  Simon Yates Quick-Step Floors 121  Philippe Gilbert 122  Gianluca Brambilla 123  Marcel Kittel 124  Daniel Martin 125  Fabio Sabatini 126  Matteo Trentin Team Katusha – Alpecin 131  Alexander Kristoff 132  Marco Haller 133  Reto Hollenstein 134  Robert Kiserlovski 135  Maurits Lammertink 136  Tiago Jose Pinto Machado 137  Tony Martin 138  Nils Politt 139  Rick Zabel Team LottoNL – Jumbo 141  Robert Gesink 142  George Bennett 143  Dylan Groenewegen 144  Tom Leezer 145  Paul Martens 146  Primoz Roglic 147  Timo Roosen 148  Jos Van Emden 149  Robert Wagner Team Sunweb 151  Warren Barguil 152  Nikias Arndt 153  Roy Curvers 154  Simon Geschke 155  Michael Matthews 156  Ramon Sinkeldam 157  Laurens Ten Dam 158  Mike Teunissen 159  Albert Timmer Trek-Segafredo 161  Alberto Contador 162  Andre Fernando S. Martins Cardoso 163  John Degenkolb 164  Fabio Felline 165  Michael Gogl 166  Markel Irizar Aranburu 167  Koen De Kort 168  Bauke Mollema 169  Jarlinson Pantano Gomez UAE Team Emirates 171  Diego Ulissi 172  Darwin Atapuma Hurtado 173  Matteo Bono 174  Kristjian Durasek 175  Vegard Stake Laengen 176  Marco Marcato 177  Louis Meintjes 178  Manuele Mori 179  Ben Swift Cofidis, Solutions Crédits 181  Nacer Bouhanni 182  Dimitri Claeys 183  Christophe Laporte 184  Cyril Lemoine 185  Luis Angel Mate Mardones 186  Daniel Navarro Garcia 187  Florian Senechal 188  Julien Simon 189  Geoffrey Soupe Direct Energie 191  Thomas Voeckler 192  Thomas Boudat 193  Lilian Calmejane 194  Sylvain Chavanel 195  Yohann Gène 196  Adrien Petit 197  Perrig Quemeneur 198  Romain Sicard 199  Angelo Tulik Fortuneo – Vital Concept 201  Daniel Mclay 202  Maxime Bouet 203  Brice Feillu 204  Elie Gesbert 205  Romain Hardy 206  Pierre-Luc Perichon 207  Laurent Pichon 208  Eduardo Sepulveda 209  Florian Vachon Wanty – Groupe Gobert 211  Frederik Backaert 212  Thomas Degand 213  Guillaume Martin 214  Marco Minnaard 215  Yoann Offredo 216  Andrea Pasqualon 217  Dion Smith 218  Guillaume Van Keirsbulk 219  Pieter Vanspeybrouck Quick-Step Floors  Philippe Gilbert Daniel Martin Gianluca Brambilla Marcel Kittel Fabio Sabatini Zdenek Stibar Petr Vakoc Matteo Trentin Niki Terpstra Jack Bauer  Yves Lampaert  Julien Vermote

Tour de France 2017, le tappe ed i partenti della centoquattresima edizione della "Grand Boucle" Inizia oggi il Tour de France 2017, centoquattresima edizione della "Grand Boucle", è in programma dal 1º luglio al 23 luglio 2017, per un totale di 3.516 km in 21 tappe, da Dusseldorf, in Germania, al tradizionale arrivo sui Campi Elisi a Parigi.

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Summary - Stage 8 - Tour de France 2018

Dylan Groenewegen wins second consecutive Tour de France stage

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Results

Tour de France 2018, stage eight: Dreux to Amiens-Métropole, 181km

1. Dylan Groenewegen (Ned) LottoNL-Jumbo, in 4-23-36 2. Peter Sagan (Svk) Bora-Hansgrohe 3. John Degenkolb (Ger) Trek-Segafredo 4. Alexander Kristoff (Nor) UAE Team Emirates 5. Arnaud Demare (Fra) Groupama-FDJ 6. Thomas Boudat (Fra) Direct Energie 7. Nikias Arndt (Ger) Team Sunweb 8. Mark Cavendish (GBr) Dimension Data 9. Yves Lampaert (Bel) Quick-Step Floors 10. Andrea Pasqualon (Ita) Wanty-Groupe Gobert, all at same time

General classification after stage eight

1. Greg Van Avermaet (Bel) BMC Racing, in 32-43-00 2. Geraint Thomas (GBr) Team Sky, at 7 secs 3. Tejay van Garderen (USA) BMC Racing, at 9 secs 4. Philippe Gilbert (Bel) Quick-Step Floors, at 16 secs 5. Bob Jungels (Lux) Quick-Step Floors, at 22 secs 6. Rigoberto Uran (Col) EF Education First-Drapac, at 49 secs 7. Alejandro Valverde (Esp) Movistar, at 55 secs 8. Rafal Majka (Pol) Bora-Hansgrohe, at 56 secs 9. Jakob Fuglsang (Den) Astana, at 57 secs 10. Richie Porte (Aus) BMC Racing, at same time

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