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Saturday, August 27, 2011

Viviani grabs his second stage win in USA Pro Cycling Challenge

by Shane Stokes at 7:03 PM EST   comments
Categories: Pro Cycling
 
Basso and Schleck part of the day’s long breakaway move

Elia VivianiOne day after blasting home first into Steamboat Springs, Italian road and track rider Elia Viviani once again showed his speed to outpace Jaime Alberto Castaneda Ortega (EPM – UNE) plus the rest of a 50 man lead group at the USA Pro Cycling Challenge.

A dangerous breakaway move containing Tour de France runner-up Andy Schleck (Leopard Trek), last year’s Giro d’Italia champion Ivan Basso (Liquigas-Cannondale), Laurens Ten Dam (Rabobank) and Tom Peterson (Garmin-Cervélo) was clear for much of the 170.2 kilometre race to Breckenridge but reeled in 700 metres from the line.

Castenada Ortega jumped early to try to steal a march over the others and was quicker than almost everyone else; however Viviani had an extra gear in the legs and overhauled him before the line, bolstering his lead in the points classification. Castenada Ortega took second with Viviani’s team-mate Daniel Oss third; Dennis Van Winden (Rabobank), Jeff Louder (BMC Racing Team) and Tejay Van Garderen (HTC Highroad) completing the top six.

Viviani said that the team plan worked out very well and that this helped him to his success. “The race was very good for Team Liquigas-Cannondale because Ivan was in front all day and me and Daniel Oss were ready for the sprint. In the sprint, Oss made perfect work for me,” he stated.

“With him, we launched a long sprint, a little unusual for my characteristics. I knew I was the fastest and this was no small advantage. I am very happy, but I will not stop here: the finish line in Denver is perfect for the sprinters, and I will try for the treble.”

Overnight race leader Levi Leipheimer (RadioShack) had a relatively straightforward day, although he did come under attack from the Garmin-Cervélo team at several points. Basso was best-placed of the breakaway riders going into the stage. However he was a full six minutes 28 seconds back and there was no serious panic about the move.

Leipheimer rolled across the line in 14th place and remains eleven seconds ahead of Christian Vande Velde (Garmin-Cervélo). Van Garderen is next, 17 seconds back, with Vande Velde’s team-mate Tom Danielson a further four seconds behind.

“You never win a race without a team and you can’t win it without one as strong as RadioShack,” said Leipheimer afterwards. “They weren’t only strong, they were also smart about the situation. We were able to let the breakaway go that had no threats to us. Other teams had to work later so we were able to sit back.

“I need to say that Ivan Rovny did another fantastic job. He pulled the last few kilometers on the last climb [Swan mountain] and when I looked over my shoulder there were less than ten guys left. That is a sign that it was a hard climb and a hard day.”

Early break puts stars centre screen:

Stage five of the USA Pro Cycling Challenge took the riders 170.2 kilometres from Steamboat Springs to Breckenridge, and crossed two climbs. The first, Rabbit Ears, came 20 kilometres after the start while the third category Swan Mountain climb came eight kilometres from the end.

Twenty minutes in, several riders got clear. They were Paul Mach (Bissell Racing), Matt Cooke (Exergy), Bernard Van Ulden (Jelly Belly) and Eduard Alexander Beltran Suarez (EPM – UNE), who was chasing KOM points.

Shortly afterwards, Tour de France champion Cadel Evans (BMC Racing Team) attacked out of the field and was joined by Rafael Infantino (EPM-UNE). However the bunch didn’t want to give the Australian any leeway and brought them back.

Meanwhile up with the break, Cooke and Beltran had distanced Mach and Van Ulden, who were joined very soon afterwards by Tour runner-up Andy Schleck (Leopard Trek). As was the case with Evans, the peloton didn’t give Schleck any leeway and reeled them back in. Cooke managed to stay out front for a while longer and held a 20 second lead heading towards the first climb, but was caught.

Peter Stetina (Garmin-Cervélo) was riding aggressively but was reeled in. Rabobank rider Laurens Ten Dam then kicked clear but he too found it impossible to gain any real time. First to the top of the KOM was Rafael Montiel, who beat Eduard Beltran (UNE-EPM), Laurens Ten Dam (Rabobank) and Walter Pedraza Morales (UNE-EPM) over the prime line.

Soon afterwards, five riders attacked. They were Schleck, Ten Dam, Garmin-Cervélo’s Tom Peterson, Ivan Basso (Liquigas-Cannondale), and Acevedo. Although two of the race’s top names were present, they were given leeway as Basso, the best rider in the break, was six minutes 28 seconds back.

Peterson’s team-mate Dave Zabriskie and Chris Baldwin (Bissell) decided that they wanted a piece of the action and set off in pursuit of the quintet out front, who were almost two minutes clear. However they were hauled back.

Advantage grows out front:

Two hours after the start, the five leaders were three minutes clear. This increased to three minutes 40 seconds with 72 kilometres left, and further grew to over four minutes. However it began to drop after that and with 48 kilometres to go, it was down to 3 minutes 45.

RadioShack was doing much of the chasing, and was then joined by UnitedHealthCare which helped bring the gap down to three and a half minutes with 30 kilometres to go. The leaders went through the intermediate sprint where Schleck rolled over the line ahead of Ten Dam.

United Healthcare was at this point doing much of the chasing but was again joined again at the front by RadioShack. The BMC Racing Team squad of Evans also started pulling as the break reached Swan Mountain. The gap was just over two minutes there, and falling; Schleck realised the danger and drove it hard.

Behind, Garmin-Cervélo tried to set things up for an attack by either Christian Vande Velde or Tom Danielson, and ramped up the speed. This sliced the time advantage down to under a minute and a half, and it further dropped down to almost a  heading over the top. There, Schleck soloed over the top and started his bid for the stage victory, opening a 20 second lead.

He initially looked good but with ten kilometres to go, the gap had dropped to ten seconds over the other three and 50 seconds to the Leipheimer group. He was soon caught by Schleck, Petersen and Ten Dam, who started attacking four kilometres from the line and fired off several efforts.

Each jump opened a gap over the others, with Basso being the strongest of those and Petersen getting dropped on several occasions. However each surge was answered and the pace eased back, permitting the Garmin-Cervélo rider to get back on.

The constant stop-go racing played into the hands of the chasing bunch, which was getting closer and closer. The junction was finally made with 700 metres to go, just before the riders rounded a ninety-degree left hand bend, and after they made that turn Castenada jumped hard for the line.

His effort was impressive and it looked like he would hold on, but Viviani was moving even faster and got past him by the line. Leipheimer didn’t sprint and rolled in secure in the knowledge that he had kept the race lead.

The USA Pro Cycling Challenge will conclude tomorrow with a 115.9 kilometre race to Denver. As is often the case with large stage races, the finale is flat and it is expected to conclude with a bunch gallop. Vande Velde, Van Garderen and Danielson will do what they can to dislodge Leipheimer, but it is going to be difficult to do so.

They certainly won’t stop trying, though.

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USA Pro Cycling Challenge Stage 5 Results: Steamboat Springs to Breckenridge (170.2km)

  Click on the arrowsat the top of the column to sort the race results.
Country Result Name Team Time
ita ITA 1 Elia Viviani (Liquigas-Cannondale) 04:04:31
col COL 2 Jaime Alberto Castaneda Ortega (UNE - EPM) s.t.
ita ITA 3 Daniel Oss (Liquigas-Cannondale) s.t.
ned NED 4 Dennis Van Winden (Rabobank) s.t.
usa USA 5 Jeff Louder (BMC Racing) s.t.
usa USA 6 Tejay Van Garderen (HTC-Highroad) s.t.
den DEN 7 Andre Steensen (Saxo Bank-Sungard) s.t.
col COL 8 Rafael Montiel (Gobernation De Antioquia - Indeportes ...) s.t.
swe SWE 9 Tobias Ludvigsson (Skil-Shimano) s.t.
usa USA 10 Christian Vande Velde (Garmin-Cervelo) s.t.
usa USA 11 George Hincapie (BMC Racing) s.t.
rus RUS 12 Ivan Rovny (RadioShack) s.t.
aus AUS 13 Rory Sutherland (UnitedHealthcare Presented By Maxxis) s.t.
usa USA 14 Levi Leipheimer (RadioShack) s.t.
por POR 15 Bruno Manuel Silva Pires (Leopard-Trek) s.t.
ned NED 16 Stef Clement (Rabobank) s.t.
MEX 17 Flavio De Luna (SpiderTech powered by C10) s.t.
col COL 18 Sergio Luis Henao Montoya (Gobernation De Antioquia - Indeportes ...) s.t.
col COL 19 Rafael Infantino Abreu (UNE - EPM) s.t.
esp ESP 20 Javier Mejias Leal (Team Type 1 - SANOFI) s.t.
usa USA 21 Thomas Danielson (Garmin-Cervelo) s.t.
usa USA 22 Peter Stetina (Garmin-Cervelo) s.t.
ned NED 23 Laurens Ten Dam (Rabobank) s.t.
usa USA 24 Alex Hagman (Jelly Belly Presented By Kenda) s.t.
esp ESP 25 Oscar Sevilla (Gobernation De Antioquia - Indeportes ...) s.t.
usa USA 26 Lucas Euser (SpiderTech powered by C10) s.t.
col COL 27 Andrès Miguel Diaz Corrales (Team Exergy) s.t.
usa USA 28 Christopher Baldwin (Bissel Pro Cycling) s.t.
rus RUS 29 Vladimir Efimkin (Team Type 1 - SANOFI) s.t.
usa USA 30 Thomas Peterson (Garmin-Cervelo) s.t.
aus AUS 31 Cadel Evans (BMC Racing) s.t.
lux LUX 32 Frank Schleck (Leopard-Trek) s.t.
col COL 33 Juan Pablo Suarez (UNE - EPM) s.t.
col COL 34 Walter Fernando Pedraza Morales (UNE - EPM) s.t.
can CAN 35 Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Cervelo) s.t.
col COL 36 Edward Alexander Beltran Suarez (UNE - EPM) s.t.
ita ITA 37 Ivan Basso (Liquigas-Cannondale) s.t.
ned NED 38 Pieter Weening (Rabobank) s.t.
col COL 39 Javier Acevedo (Gobernation De Antioquia - Indeportes ...) s.t.
col COL 40 Carlos Fernando Piamonte Rodriguez (UNE - EPM) s.t.
col COL 41 Stiver Edward Ortiz (UNE - EPM) s.t.
fra FRA 42 Thomas Bonnin (Skil-Shimano) s.t.
den DEN 43 Anders Lund (Leopard-Trek) s.t.
aut AUT 44 Stefan Denifl (Leopard-Trek) s.t.
col COL 45 Cristian Montoya (Gobernation De Antioquia - Indeportes ...) s.t.
lux LUX 46 Andy Schleck (Leopard-Trek) s.t.
swe SWE 47 Gustav Erik Larsson (Saxo Bank-Sungard) s.t.
ned NED 48 Robert Gesink (Rabobank) s.t.
usa USA 49 Brent Bookwalter (BMC Racing) s.t.
esp ESP 50 Daniel Navarro Garcia (Saxo Bank-Sungard) s.t.
usa USA 51 Danny Pate (HTC-Highroad) 00:00:20
aus AUS 52 Lachlan Norris (HTC-Highroad) 00:00:23
irl IRL 53 Philip Deignan (RadioShack) 00:01:00
can CAN 54 Rob Britton (Bissel Pro Cycling) 00:01:44
can CAN 55 Sebastian Salas (Team Exergy) 00:02:54
usa USA 56 William Dugan (Team Type 1 - SANOFI) s.t.
col COL 57 Oscar Alvarez (Gobernation De Antioquia - Indeportes ...) s.t.
rus RUS 58 Alexander Efimkin (Team Type 1 - SANOFI) s.t.
usa USA 59 Timothy Duggan (Liquigas-Cannondale) s.t.
usa USA 60 Pipp Frank (Bissel Pro Cycling) s.t.
ger GER 61 Jens Voigt (Leopard-Trek) s.t.
lux LUX 62 Laurent Didier (Saxo Bank-Sungard) s.t.
ita ITA 63 Davide Cimolai (Liquigas-Cannondale) s.t.
usa USA 64 Chris Jones (UnitedHealthcare Presented By Maxxis) s.t.
pol POL 65 Sylvester Szmyd (Liquigas-Cannondale) s.t.
nzl NZL 66 George Bennett (RadioShack) s.t.
col COL 67 Alejandro Ramirez Calderon (Gobernation De Antioquia - Indeportes ...) s.t.
sui SUI 68 Rubens Bertogliati (Team Type 1 - SANOFI) s.t.
usa USA 69 Daniel Summerhill (Garmin-Cervelo) 00:06:41
nzl NZL 70 Hayden Roulston (HTC-Highroad) s.t.
usa USA 71 Benjamin Jacques-maynes (Bissel Pro Cycling) s.t.
nzl NZL 72 Jeremy Vennell (Bissel Pro Cycling) s.t.
usa USA 73 Caleb Fairly (HTC-Highroad) s.t.
usa USA 74 Eric Slack (Team Exergy) s.t.
usa USA 75 Matt Cooke (Team Exergy) s.t.
ger GER 76 Patrick Gretsch (HTC-Highroad) s.t.
can CAN 77 Francois Parisien (SpiderTech powered by C10) s.t.
svk SVK 78 Peter Velits (HTC-Highroad) s.t.
ger GER 79 Grischa Niermann (Rabobank) s.t.
usa USA 80 Chad Beyer (BMC Racing) s.t.
usa USA 81 Chris Butler (BMC Racing) s.t.
col COL 82 Carlos Ospina (Gobernation De Antioquia - Indeportes ...) s.t.
usa USA 83 David Zabriskie (Garmin-Cervelo) s.t.
gbr GBR 84 Daniel Lloyd (Garmin-Cervelo) s.t.
ned NED 85 Sander Oostlander (Skil-Shimano) 00:11:29
usa USA 86 Jeremy Powers (Jelly Belly Presented By Kenda) s.t.
usa USA 87 Bradley White (UnitedHealthcare Presented By Maxxis) s.t.
usa USA 88 Fred Rodriguez (Team Exergy) s.t.
usa USA 89 Benjamin King (RadioShack) s.t.
ita ITA 90 Davide Frattini (UnitedHealthcare Presented By Maxxis) s.t.
usa USA 91 Kai Applequist (Team Exergy) s.t.
svk SVK 92 Juraj Sagan (Liquigas-Cannondale) s.t.
usa USA 93 Paul Mach (Bissel Pro Cycling) s.t.
usa USA 94 Bernard Van Ulden (Jelly Belly Presented By Kenda) s.t.
usa USA 95 Jason Mccartney (RadioShack) s.t.
usa USA 96 Craig Lewis (HTC-Highroad) s.t.
col COL 97 Carlos Alzate (Team Exergy) s.t.
can CAN 98 Nic Hamilton (Jelly Belly Presented By Kenda) s.t.
aus AUS 99 Thimothy Roe (BMC Racing) s.t.
rsa RSA 100 Jay Robert Thomson (Bissel Pro Cycling) s.t.
can CAN 101 Ryan Roth (SpiderTech powered by C10) s.t.
ger GER 102 Robert Förster (UnitedHealthcare Presented By Maxxis) s.t.
ger GER 103 Philipp Ries (Skil-Shimano) s.t.
aus AUS 104 Alastair Loutit (Jelly Belly Presented By Kenda) s.t.
aus AUS 105 Jonathan Clarke (UnitedHealthcare Presented By Maxxis) s.t.
fra FRA 106 Thierry Hupond (Skil-Shimano) s.t.
den DEN 107 Brian Vandborg (Saxo Bank-Sungard) s.t.
den DEN 108 Michael Morkov (Saxo Bank-Sungard) s.t.
bel BEL 109 Ben Hermans (RadioShack) s.t.
ger GER 110 Martin Reimer (Skil-Shimano) s.t.
den DEN 111 Martin Mortensen (Leopard-Trek) s.t.
ukr UKR 112 Valery Kobzarenko (Team Type 1 - SANOFI) s.t.
usa USA 113 Adrian Hegyvari (UnitedHealthcare Presented By Maxxis) 00:15:25
usa USA 114 Scott Zwizanski (UnitedHealthcare Presented By Maxxis) s.t.
usa USA DNF Andrew Dahlheim (Bissel Pro Cycling)  
can CAN DNF David Boily (SpiderTech powered by C10)  
usa USA DNF Edward King (Liquigas-Cannondale)  
aus AUS DNF Fabio Calabria (Team Type 1 - SANOFI)  
ned NED DNF Kenny Van Hummel (Skil-Shimano)  
aus AUS DNF William Dickeson (Jelly Belly Presented By Kenda)  

General classification after stage 5:

Country Result Name Team Time
usa USA 1 Levi Leipheimer (RadioShack) 17:33:14
usa USA 2 Christian Vande Velde (Garmin-Cervelo) 00:00:11
usa USA 3 Tejay Van Garderen (HTC-Highroad) 00:00:17
usa USA 4 Thomas Danielson (Garmin-Cervelo) 00:00:21
usa USA 5 George Hincapie (BMC Racing) 00:00:53
col COL 6 Rafael Infantino Abreu (UNE - EPM) 00:01:14
aus AUS 7 Cadel Evans (BMC Racing) 00:01:18
ned NED 8 Stef Clement (Rabobank) 00:01:42
por POR 9 Bruno Manuel Silva Pires (Leopard-Trek) 00:01:49
aus AUS 10 Rory Sutherland (UnitedHealthcare Presented By Maxxis) 00:01:50
rus RUS 11 Ivan Rovny (RadioShack) 00:02:07
usa USA 12 Jeff Louder (BMC Racing) 00:02:17
lux LUX 13 Frank Schleck (Leopard-Trek) s.t.
col COL 14 Juan Pablo Suarez (UNE - EPM) 00:02:20
col COL 15 Javier Acevedo (Gobernation De Antioquia - Indeportes ...) 00:02:35
usa USA 16 Christopher Baldwin (Bissel Pro Cycling) 00:02:38
ned NED 17 Robert Gesink (Rabobank) 00:02:46
col COL 18 Sergio Luis Henao Montoya (Gobernation De Antioquia - Indeportes ...) 00:03:14
esp ESP 19 Oscar Sevilla (Gobernation De Antioquia - Indeportes ...) 00:03:16
usa USA 20 Peter Stetina (Garmin-Cervelo) 00:03:26
col COL 21 Edward Alexander Beltran Suarez (UNE - EPM) 00:03:35
usa USA 22 Brent Bookwalter (BMC Racing) 00:03:54
swe SWE 23 Gustav Erik Larsson (Saxo Bank-Sungard) 00:04:11
usa USA 24 Lucas Euser (SpiderTech powered by C10) 00:04:28
col COL 25 Jaime Alberto Castaneda Ortega (UNE - EPM) 00:04:55
can CAN 26 Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Cervelo) 00:05:08
aut AUT 27 Stefan Denifl (Leopard-Trek) 00:05:48
swe SWE 28 Tobias Ludvigsson (Skil-Shimano) 00:05:55
col COL 29 Andrès Miguel Diaz Corrales (Team Exergy) 00:06:10
usa USA 30 Alex Hagman (Jelly Belly Presented By Kenda) 00:06:16
ita ITA 31 Daniel Oss (Liquigas-Cannondale) 00:06:24
ita ITA 32 Ivan Basso (Liquigas-Cannondale) 00:06:25
den DEN 33 Anders Lund (Leopard-Trek) 00:06:42
lux LUX 34 Andy Schleck (Leopard-Trek) 00:06:55
lux LUX 35 Laurent Didier (Saxo Bank-Sungard) 00:07:34
ned NED 36 Pieter Weening (Rabobank) 00:07:36
col COL 37 Carlos Fernando Piamonte Rodriguez (UNE - EPM) 00:07:37
rus RUS 38 Vladimir Efimkin (Team Type 1 - SANOFI) 00:07:38
sui SUI 39 Rubens Bertogliati (Team Type 1 - SANOFI) 00:07:43
irl IRL 40 Philip Deignan (RadioShack) 00:07:52
col COL 41 Stiver Edward Ortiz (UNE - EPM) 00:08:29
usa USA 42 Timothy Duggan (Liquigas-Cannondale) 00:08:53
ger GER 43 Jens Voigt (Leopard-Trek) 00:09:11
col COL 44 Cristian Montoya (Gobernation De Antioquia - Indeportes ...) 00:09:29
col COL 45 Rafael Montiel (Gobernation De Antioquia - Indeportes ...) 00:09:37
MEX 46 Flavio De Luna (SpiderTech powered by C10) 00:09:53
esp ESP 47 Javier Mejias Leal (Team Type 1 - SANOFI) 00:10:32
usa USA 48 Thomas Peterson (Garmin-Cervelo) 00:10:33
esp ESP 49 Daniel Navarro Garcia (Saxo Bank-Sungard) 00:11:02
aus AUS 50 Lachlan Norris (HTC-Highroad) 00:11:13
rus RUS 51 Alexander Efimkin (Team Type 1 - SANOFI) 00:11:37
fra FRA 52 Thomas Bonnin (Skil-Shimano) 00:12:02
usa USA 53 Chris Jones (UnitedHealthcare Presented By Maxxis) 00:13:27
nzl NZL 54 George Bennett (RadioShack) 00:14:00
can CAN 55 Sebastian Salas (Team Exergy) 00:14:01
col COL 56 Alejandro Ramirez Calderon (Gobernation De Antioquia - Indeportes ...) 00:14:19
usa USA 57 Daniel Summerhill (Garmin-Cervelo) 00:14:25
usa USA 58 Chris Butler (BMC Racing) 00:14:40
nzl NZL 59 Hayden Roulston (HTC-Highroad) 00:14:55
usa USA 60 Chad Beyer (BMC Racing) 00:15:01
usa USA 61 William Dugan (Team Type 1 - SANOFI) 00:15:08
col COL 62 Walter Fernando Pedraza Morales (UNE - EPM) 00:15:38
usa USA 63 Danny Pate (HTC-Highroad) 00:16:09
svk SVK 64 Peter Velits (HTC-Highroad) 00:16:48
ned NED 65 Laurens Ten Dam (Rabobank) 00:17:07
pol POL 66 Sylvester Szmyd (Liquigas-Cannondale) 00:17:16
gbr GBR 67 Daniel Lloyd (Garmin-Cervelo) 00:18:05
can CAN 68 Rob Britton (Bissel Pro Cycling) 00:18:36
ned NED 69 Dennis Van Winden (Rabobank) 00:18:54
usa USA 70 Matt Cooke (Team Exergy) 00:18:55
ukr UKR 71 Valery Kobzarenko (Team Type 1 - SANOFI) 00:18:59
usa USA 72 Benjamin King (RadioShack) 00:19:25
ger GER 73 Patrick Gretsch (HTC-Highroad) 00:20:22
den DEN 74 Andre Steensen (Saxo Bank-Sungard) 00:20:23
col COL 75 Oscar Alvarez (Gobernation De Antioquia - Indeportes ...) 00:20:53
usa USA 76 David Zabriskie (Garmin-Cervelo) 00:21:37
ita ITA 77 Davide Cimolai (Liquigas-Cannondale) 00:22:03
ger GER 78 Grischa Niermann (Rabobank) 00:22:48
col COL 79 Carlos Ospina (Gobernation De Antioquia - Indeportes ...) 00:23:09
usa USA 80 Benjamin Jacques-maynes (Bissel Pro Cycling) 00:23:42
ita ITA 81 Davide Frattini (UnitedHealthcare Presented By Maxxis) 00:24:45
ita ITA 82 Elia Viviani (Liquigas-Cannondale) 00:26:22
usa USA 83 Caleb Fairly (HTC-Highroad) 00:27:07
can CAN 84 Francois Parisien (SpiderTech powered by C10) 00:27:14
svk SVK 85 Juraj Sagan (Liquigas-Cannondale) 00:28:46
usa USA 86 Eric Slack (Team Exergy) 00:28:50
nzl NZL 87 Jeremy Vennell (Bissel Pro Cycling) 00:29:19
den DEN 88 Martin Mortensen (Leopard-Trek) 00:29:31
usa USA 89 Fred Rodriguez (Team Exergy) 00:29:38
usa USA 90 Paul Mach (Bissel Pro Cycling) 00:29:40
can CAN 91 Nic Hamilton (Jelly Belly Presented By Kenda) 00:29:43
usa USA 92 Pipp Frank (Bissel Pro Cycling) s.t.
ger GER 93 Philipp Ries (Skil-Shimano) 00:29:51
den DEN 94 Michael Morkov (Saxo Bank-Sungard) 00:30:05
aus AUS 95 Thimothy Roe (BMC Racing) 00:30:22
aus AUS 96 Alastair Loutit (Jelly Belly Presented By Kenda) s.t.
den DEN 97 Brian Vandborg (Saxo Bank-Sungard) 00:30:50
ger GER 98 Martin Reimer (Skil-Shimano) 00:31:42
rsa RSA 99 Jay Robert Thomson (Bissel Pro Cycling) 00:32:24
fra FRA 100 Thierry Hupond (Skil-Shimano) 00:33:23
ger GER 101 Robert Förster (UnitedHealthcare Presented By Maxxis) 00:33:35
aus AUS 102 Jonathan Clarke (UnitedHealthcare Presented By Maxxis) 00:33:43
usa USA 103 Craig Lewis (HTC-Highroad) 00:34:48
usa USA 104 Jason Mccartney (RadioShack) 00:35:02
usa USA 105 Scott Zwizanski (UnitedHealthcare Presented By Maxxis) 00:35:44
usa USA 106 Bradley White (UnitedHealthcare Presented By Maxxis) s.t.
usa USA 107 Jeremy Powers (Jelly Belly Presented By Kenda) 00:36:53
usa USA 108 Bernard Van Ulden (Jelly Belly Presented By Kenda) 00:37:55
usa USA 109 Adrian Hegyvari (UnitedHealthcare Presented By Maxxis) 00:39:10
ned NED 110 Sander Oostlander (Skil-Shimano) 00:39:17
can CAN 111 Ryan Roth (SpiderTech powered by C10) 00:41:33
bel BEL 112 Ben Hermans (RadioShack) 00:42:34
col COL 113 Carlos Alzate (Team Exergy) 00:45:43
usa USA 114 Kai Applequist (Team Exergy) 00:46:09

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