2016 Paris-Tours (HC) Results

110th edition: Sunday, October 9, 2016

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Sunday, October 9, 2016. Dreux - Tours, 252.5 km

Etixx-Quick Step certainly had a good day, winning both the men's world team time trial championships and Fernando Gaviria winning the prestigious and historic Paris-Tours

The Race: Here's the organizer's telling of the day's racing.

The 120th edition of Paris-Tours looked very promising at the start of the race in Dreux. The "classic of the fallen leaves", a dress rehearsal for next week's World Championships, was drawn for a sprinter, and while a fast man did prevail at the end of the 252.5 km race, few could have foreseen the way it unfolded. Indeed, today a sprinter foiled the sprinters. Etixx-Quick-Step's Colombian phenomenon Fernando Gaviria exploited a fleeting deceleration in the peloton to sneak away and grab victory on the Avenue de Grammont in Tours. Frenchman Arnaud Démare took second place ahead of Belgian Jonas Van Genechten.

The 188-strong peloton of the 110th Paris–Tours rolled out under the sunny autumn sky. The world's top sprinters congregated near the Royal Chapel in Dreux, host to the start of the "classic of the falling leaves" for the first time, for one final confrontation before next week's World Championships in Qatar. French sprinters, playing at home today, bathed in the adoration of the numerous fans who came out to cheer them. Nacer Bouhanni (Cofidis, Solutions Crédits) and Arnaud Démare (FDJ), who will be French national team's ace cards next week, were particularly sought after, but even they had to share the limelight with other big names of world cycling, including Mark Cavendish. The Briton was "glad to be back in France" after racking up four stage wins in July.

A timid breeze awaited today's heroes on their 252.5 km ride to Tours' legendary Avenue de Grammont. The pancake-flat course failed to deter attacks from the drop of the flag, with lots of riders eager to show themselves at the front of a race celebrating its 120th anniversary. The hectic pace of the first few minutes strung out the peloton and, at times, caused splits. A seven-man group went off the front after about 20 km, with Arnaud Gérard (Fortuneo–Vital Concept) dragging Floris Gerts (BMC Racing Team), Pirmin Lang (IAM Cycling), Biran van Goethem (Roompot Oranje Peloton), Kévin Lebreton (Armée de Terre), Maarten Wynants (Team Lotto - Jumbo) and French climber Warren Barguil (Team Giant – Alpecin)  along in his third Paris–Tours breakaway. The 2′20″ gap at km 37 sparked a swift reaction in the peloton, with Tom Boonen and Fernando Gaviria's Etixx–Quick-Step teammates leading the chase.

Cofidis, Solutions Crédits, FDJ, Lotto–Soudal and Sky worked together to ensure the difference never exceeded 4′20″. Warren Barguil had no trouble rejoining the breakaway after a mechanical, but back in the main group the heightened pace set by the sprinters' teams spooked the peloton and caused many snags. The leader of Roompot–Oranje Peloton, Dutchman Maurits Lammertink, was among those who hit the deck. The odds on a mass sprint shortened dramatically as the gap dwindled to just 40 seconds with 27 km to go.

The breakaway started to fracture under the pressure of the bunch, with Kevin Lebreton the first to crack after a strenuous effort. Team Katusha's Sergey Lagutin and Giant–Alpecin's Bert De Backer launched a counterattack when the early breakaway was caught with 14 km to go, but their 10-second gap with 9 km to go only bought them four more kilometres. A mass sprint seemed inevitable, but Etixx–Quick-Step's Fernando Gaviria had other plans.

The Colombian exploited a fleeting deceleration at the front of the bunch to open up the gas at the very start of the Avenue de Grammont, 800 metres from the line. His opponents left it for too late and could only watch as Gaviria powered away with his hands on the handlebar hoods to claim the first Paris–Tours victory by an American rider. Arnaud Démare was the best of the rest, while Belgian Jonas Van Genechten marked IAM Cycling's final race with a nice podium spot. The wily young fox, Gaviria, was all smiles after his stunning coup ahead of the Worlds in Qatar. The sprint prodigy showed that talent knows no age… Even the winner of Paris–Tours Espoirs, Dutchman Arvid de Kleijn, is older!

Complete Results:

252.5 kilometers raced at an average speed of 47.042 km/hr

1	GAVIRIA Fernando	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	5hr 22min 3sec
2	DEMARE Arnaud	FDJ	s.t.
3	VAN GENECHTEN Jonas	IAM CYCLING	s.t.
4	TRENTIN Matteo	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	s.t.
5	COQUARD Bryan	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
6	CAVENDISH Mark	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
7	BOUHANNI Nacer	COFIDIS	s.t.
8	DEBUSSCHERE Jens	LOTTO SOUDAL	s.t.
9	MEZGEC Luka	ORICA-BIKEEXCHANGE	s.t.
10	DRUCKER Jean-Pierre	BMC	s.t.
11	WAEYTENS ZICO	GIANT-ALPECIN	s.t.
12	JANS Roy	WANTY-GROUPE GOBERT	s.t.
13	BARBIER Rudy	ROUBAIX METROPOLE LILLE	s.t.
14	FEILLU Romain	HP BTP-AUBER 93	s.t.
15	BENNETT Sam	BORA-ARGON 18	s.t.
16	SBARAGLI Kristan	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
17	ASSELMAN Jesper	ROOMPOT ORANJE PELOTON	s.t.
18	LIENHARD Fabian	BMC	s.t.
19	PORSEV Alexander	KATUSHA	s.t.
20	GUARNIERI Jacopo	KATUSHA	s.t.
21	BOONEN Tom	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	s.t.
22	DUQUE Leonardo	DELKO MARSEILLE PROVENCE	s.t.
23	VIVIANI Elia	TEAM SKY	s.t.
24	TEUNISSEN Mike	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	s.t.
25	NAESEN Oliver	IAM CYCLING	s.t.
26	CAPIOT Amaury	TOPSPORT VLAANDEREN	s.t.
27	KREDER Raymond	ROOMPOT ORANJE PELOTON	s.t.
28	NAPOLITANO Danilo	WANTY-GROUPE GOBERT	s.t.
29	HOFLAND Moreno	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	s.t.
30	CURVERS Roy	GIANT-ALPECIN	s.t.
31	MC LAY DANIEL	FORTUNEO-VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
32	TLEUBAYEV Ruslan	ASTANA	s.t.
33	NIELSEN Magnus Cort	ORICA-BIKEEXCHANGE	s.t.
34	VAN ASBROECK Tom	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	s.t.
35	CASTELIJNS Twan	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	s.t.
36	VAN EMPEL Etienne	ROOMPOT ORANJE PELOTON	s.t.
37	HALLER Marco	KATUSHA	s.t.
38	RICHEZE Ariel Maximiliano	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	s.t.
39	GERTS Floris	BMC	s.t.
40	JAKIN Alo	HP BTP-AUBER 93	s.t.
41	GUARDINI Andrea	ASTANA	s.t.
42	SISKEVICIUS Evaldas	DELKO MARSEILLE PROVENCE	s.t.
43	EISEL Bernhard	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
44	FENN Andrew	TEAM SKY	s.t.
45	KEUKELEIRE Jens	ORICA-BIKEEXCHANGE	s.t.
46	HERKLOTZ Silvio	BORA-ARGON 18	s.t.
47	TURGIS Jimmy	ROUBAIX METROPOLE LILLE	s.t.
48	OFFREDO Yoann	FDJ	s.t.
49	DE VREESE LAURENS	ASTANA	s.t.
50	WALSCHEID Maximilian	GIANT-ALPECIN	s.t.
51	GIBBONS Ryan	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
52	ROELANDTS Jurgen	LOTTO SOUDAL	s.t.
53	SARREAU Marc	FDJ	s.t.
54	BODIOT Alexis	ARMEE DE TERRE	s.t.
55	POULHIES Stéphane	ARMEE DE TERRE	s.t.
56	VAN WINDEN Dennis	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	s.t.
57	MAES Nikolas	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	s.t.
58	MALDONADO Anthony	HP BTP-AUBER 93	s.t.
59	KLUGE Roger	IAM CYCLING	s.t.
60	BACKAERT Frederik	WANTY-GROUPE GOBERT	s.t.
61	GOUAULT Pierre	HP BTP-AUBER 93	s.t.
62	VAN GESTEL Dries	TOPSPORT VLAANDEREN	s.t.
63	FABRE Etienne	AG2R LA MONDIALE	s.t.
64	BAUGNIES Jérôme	WANTY-GROUPE GOBERT	s.t.
65	ZABEL Rick	BMC	s.t.
66	SABATINI Fabio	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	s.t.
67	DE BUYST Jasper	LOTTO SOUDAL	s.t.
68	TULIK ANGÉLO	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
69	HUTAROVICH Yauheni	FORTUNEO-VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
70	KRAGH ANDERSEN Asbjorn	DELKO MARSEILLE PROVENCE	s.t.
71	STYBAR Zdenek	ETIXX-QUICK STEP	s.t.
72	DUCHESNE Antoine	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
73	LADAGNOUS Matthieu	FDJ	s.t.
74	OOMEN Sam	GIANT-ALPECIN	s.t.
75	PEREIRA Florent	ROUBAIX METROPOLE LILLE	s.t.
76	LEVARLET Guillaume	HP BTP-AUBER 93	s.t.
77	VAN AVERMAET Greg	BMC	s.t.
78	ELMIGER Martin	IAM CYCLING	s.t.
79	PELLAUD Simon	IAM CYCLING	s.t.
80	DENIFL Stefan	IAM CYCLING	s.t.
81	DILLIER Silvan	BMC	s.t.
82	KONOVALOVAS Ignatas	FDJ	s.t.
83	PICHOT Alexandre	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
84	DE VRIES Berden	ROOMPOT ORANJE PELOTON	s.t.
85	VEUCHELEN Frederik	WANTY-GROUPE GOBERT	s.t.
86	LAGUTIN Sergey	KATUSHA	s.t.
87	POUILLY Felix	ROUBAIX METROPOLE LILLE	s.t.
88	PETIT Adrien	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
89	POWER Robert	ORICA-BIKEEXCHANGE	s.t.
90	BONNAMOUR Franck	FORTUNEO-VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
91	VAN MELSEN Kevin	WANTY-GROUPE GOBERT	s.t.
92	LEVEAU Jérémy	ROUBAIX METROPOLE LILLE	+ 00' 20''
93	GUYOT Yann	ARMEE DE TERRE	s.t.
94	VAN DER LIJKE Nicky	ROOMPOT ORANJE PELOTON	+ 00' 22''
95	VAN DER SANDE Tosh	LOTTO SOUDAL	s.t.
96	COSNEFROY Benoit	AG2R LA MONDIALE	s.t.
97	VANOTTI Alessandro	ASTANA	s.t.
98	BERARD Julien	AG2R LA MONDIALE	s.t.
99	LAAS Martin	DELKO MARSEILLE PROVENCE	s.t.
100	VAN GOETHEM Brian	ROOMPOT ORANJE PELOTON	s.t.
101	DE BACKER Bert	GIANT-ALPECIN	s.t.
102	DUVAL Julien	ARMEE DE TERRE	s.t.
103	SCHÄR Michael	BMC	s.t.
104	VLIEGEN Loic	BMC	s.t.
105	ROSSETTO Stéphane	COFIDIS	s.t.
106	VANMARCKE Sep	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	s.t.
107	BONNET William	FDJ	s.t.
108	BRAMMEIER Matthew	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
109	DASSONVILLE Flavien	HP BTP-AUBER 93	s.t.
110	RAIBAUD Jimmy	ARMEE DE TERRE	s.t.
111	BIDARD François	AG2R LA MONDIALE	s.t.
112	LAPORTE Christophe	COFIDIS	+ 00' 27''
113	VAN LERBERGHE Bert	TOPSPORT VLAANDEREN	s.t.
114	DOULL Owain	TEAM SKY	+ 00' 33''
115	VALLEE Boris	FORTUNEO-VITAL CONCEPT	s.t.
116	DEGENDT Aimé	TOPSPORT VLAANDEREN	+ 00' 38''
117	GOLAS Michal	TEAM SKY	+ 00' 44''
118	PACHER Quentin	DELKO MARSEILLE PROVENCE	+ 00' 50''
119	JAUREGUI Quentin	AG2R LA MONDIALE	s.t.
120	RENAULT MAXIME	HP BTP-AUBER 93	+ 00' 54''
121	GESBERT Elie	FORTUNEO-VITAL CONCEPT	+ 00' 56''
122	ANTOMARCHI Julien	ROUBAIX METROPOLE LILLE	s.t.
123	VAUBOURZEIX Thomas	DELKO MARSEILLE PROVENCE	s.t.
124	COMBAUD Romain	DELKO MARSEILLE PROVENCE	s.t.
125	HUPOND Thierry	DELKO MARSEILLE PROVENCE	s.t.
126	FOMINYKH Daniil	ASTANA	s.t.
127	DENZ Nico	AG2R LA MONDIALE	s.t.
128	VERONA Carlos	ORICA-BIKEEXCHANGE	s.t.
129	WYNANTS Maarten	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	s.t.
130	THOMSON Jay Robert	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
131	HAYMAN Mathew	ORICA-BIKEEXCHANGE	s.t.
132	REGUIGUI Youcef	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
133	VANSPEYBROUCK Pieter	TOPSPORT VLAANDEREN	s.t.
134	VAUGRENARD Benoît	FDJ	s.t.
135	MOLARD Rudy	COFIDIS	s.t.
136	VAN GINNEKEN Sjoerd	ROOMPOT ORANJE PELOTON	s.t.
137	VAN HECKE Preben	TOPSPORT VLAANDEREN	s.t.
138	TIMMER Albert	GIANT-ALPECIN	s.t.
139	MCNALLY Mark	WANTY-GROUPE GOBERT	s.t.
140	STANNARD Ian	TEAM SKY	s.t.
141	STAMSNIJDER Tom	GIANT-ALPECIN	s.t.
142	GUILLEMOIS ROMAIN	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
143	MORICE Julien	DIRECT ENERGIE	s.t.
144	HOELGAARD Daniel	FDJ	s.t.
145	MINARD Sébastien	AG2R LA MONDIALE	s.t.
146	PÖSTLBERGER Lukas	BORA-ARGON 18	s.t.
147	BOUDAT Thomas	DIRECT ENERGIE	+ 01' 03''
148	SOUPE GEOFFREY	COFIDIS	s.t.
149	THWAITES Scott	BORA-ARGON 18	+ 01' 38''
150	BAK Lars Ytting	LOTTO SOUDAL	+ 01' 43''
151	WALLAYS Jelle	LOTTO SOUDAL	s.t.
152	ROWE Luke	TEAM SKY	s.t.
153	FRISON Frederik	LOTTO SOUDAL	s.t.
154	PFINGSTEN Christoph	BORA-ARGON 18	s.t.
155	BOECKMANS Kris	LOTTO SOUDAL	s.t.
156	TURGIS Anthony	COFIDIS	s.t.
157	BREEN Vegard	FORTUNEO-VITAL CONCEPT	+ 01' 47''
158	SENECHAL Florian	COFIDIS	+ 01' 50''
159	LEMOINE Cyril	COFIDIS	s.t.
160	MARCATO Marco	WANTY-GROUPE GOBERT	+ 01' 54''
161	BOUWMAN Koen	LOTTO NL-JUMBO	+ 02' 27''
162	VAN ZYL Johann	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
163	SPRENGERS Thomas	TOPSPORT VLAANDEREN	s.t.
164	DOCKER Mitchell	ORICA-BIKEEXCHANGE	+ 02' 38''
165	PERICHON Pierre-Luc	FORTUNEO-VITAL CONCEPT	+ 02' 45''
166	NORDHAUG Lars Petter	TEAM SKY	+ 02' 49''
167	DEMPSTER Zakkari	BORA-ARGON 18	+ 03' 00''
168	LANG Pirmin	IAM CYCLING	s.t.
169	WALLAYS Jens	TOPSPORT VLAANDEREN	+ 04' 37''
170	GERARD Arnaud	FORTUNEO-VITAL CONCEPT	+ 05' 30''
171	BARGUIL WARREN	GIANT-ALPECIN	+ 05' 44''
172	SARAMOTINS Aleksejs	IAM CYCLING	+ 07' 17''
173	ROSTOLLAN Thomas	ARMEE DE TERRE	+ 09' 24''
174	LEBRETON Kévin	ARMEE DE TERRE	s.t.
175	MONCOMBLE Nicolas	ROUBAIX METROPOLE LILLE	s.t.
176	MAES Alexander	KATUSHA	s.t.
177	SCHWARZMANN Michael	BORA-ARGON 18	s.t.
178	EWAN Caleb	ORICA-BIKEEXCHANGE	+ 10' 03''

2016 Paris -Tours map and profile:

2016 Paris-Tours map

2016 Paris-Tours profile

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Organizer's preview:

On 9th October, the Paris-Tours pack will set off from Dreux for a 252.5 kilometre journey on which the best sprinters' teams are unlikely to let the scenario of a bunched finish slip through their grasp. Spectators can look forward to one hell of a battle along Avenue de Grammont.

Normally, the perspective of Paris-Tours gives rise to talk of which race scenarios will lead to the crowning of one of the last big winners of the season. On recent editions, a rider who managed to take advantage of side-winds breaking up the pack, Matteo Trentin, succeeded another morning breakaway rider, Jelle Wallays, whilst in 2013 a bunch sprint witnessed the victory of John Degenkolb for his first triumph on a major classic. Over the last fifteen years, the titles have been more or less equally split between the speedy specialists of the Avenue de Grammont finish and the breakaway fighters better over longer distances, such as the current Olympic Champion, Greg van Avermaet, who also enjoyed his first major success in Tours in 2011. This year, however, it is very unlikely that the winner's bouquet will not end up in the hands of a sprinter. Indeed, many of the speedsters' teams will be in attendance to test their explosiveness. The proximity of the World Championships in Doha will add extra spice to the race, bearing in mind that the psychological blow of a victory weighs heavily in the battle between the fast men.

A majority of the favourites for the race in Qatar will also be the leading pretenders to the crown on the 110th edition of Paris-Tours. Though he dominated the sprints on the Tour de France, Mark Cavendish did not win in Tours on his only participation so far, which, coincidentally enough, was his first race with the rainbow jersey in 2011. The British rider perhaps has the opportunity to strike a major blow, but he will be up against the cream of the cream… and not only Sam Bennett who he beat several days ago on the finish of stage 2 on the Tour of Tuscany. André Greipel, who won the final Tour de France stage on the Champs-Elysées, “Cav's” favourite playground, also has his sights on triumph on Paris-Tours, just like Frenchmen Arnaud Démare, Nacer Bouhanni and Bryan Coquard, Australians Caleb Ewan and Michael Matthews, Belgian Tom Boonen or Italian Elia Viviani. Accompanied by their lead-out men, also in the midst of fine-tuning before Doha, the sprinters will most likely not give a chance to Marco Marcato, Sylvain Chavanel and Warren Barguil, for example. However, it would seem that Greg van Avermaet has been full of beans recently…

The main contenders:

South Africa
Team Dimension Data: Cavendish (Gbr), Sbaragli (Ita), R.Janse van Rensburg (Zaf)

Germany
Team Giant-Alpecin: Barguil (Fra), Oomen (Ned), De Kort (Ned)
Bora-Argon 18: Bennett (Irl), Archbold (Nzl)

Australia
Orica- BikeExchange: Matthews, Ewan (Aus), Keukeleire (Bel)

Belgium
Lotto-Soudal: Greipel (Ger), Debusschere, Roelandts (Bel)
Etixx - Quick Step: Boonen (Bel), Trentin (Ita), Gaviria (Col), Richeze (Arg)
Wanty - Groupe Gobert: Marcato (Ita), Veuchelen (Bel)
TopSport Vlaanderen - Baloise: Van Hecke (Bel)

USA
BMC Racing Team: Van Avermaet (Bel), Drucker (Lux)

France
AG2R La Mondiale: Turgot, Minard (Fra)
FDJ: Démare, Offredo (Fra)
Fortuneo - Vital Concept: Hivert (Fra), McLay (Gbr)
Cofidis, Solutions Crédits: Bouhanni, Laporte, Soupe (Fra)
Direct Energie: Chavanel, Coquard, Petit (Fra)
HP Btp - Auber 93: R.Feillu (Fra)
Delko Marseille Provence KTM: Duque (Col), Martinez (Fra)
Roubaix Lille Métropole: Barbier (Fra), Vantomme (Bel)
Armée de Terre: Poulhies, Rostollan (Fra)

Great Britain
Team Sky: Viviani (Ita), Roche (Irl)

Kazakhstan
Astana Pro Team: Guardini (Ita), Boom (Ned)

The Netherlands
Team Lotto-NL Jumbo: Hofland (Ned), Vanmarcke (Ned)
Roompot Oranje Peloton: Kreder (Ned)

Russia
Team Katusha: Guarnieri (Ita), Haller (Aut)

Switzerland
IAM Cycling: Naesen (Bel), Van Genechten (Bel)

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2016 Paris-Tours start list with back numbers:

	ETIXX-QUICK STEP / BEL
	Sporting Manager: HOLM Brian
1	TRENTIN Matteo
2	BOONEN Tom
3	GAVIRIA Fernando
4	MAES Nikolas
5	MEERSMAN Gianni
6	RICHEZE Ariel Maximiliano
7	SABATINI Fabio
8	STYBAR Zdenek
	LOTTO SOUDAL / BEL
	Sporting Manager: WILLEMS Frederik
11	WALLAYS Jelle
12	BAK Lars Ytting
13	BOECKMANS Kris
14	DE BUYST Jasper
15	DEBUSSCHERE Jens
16	FRISON Frederik
17	ROELANDTS Jurgen
18	VAN DER SANDE Tosh
	BMC RACING TEAM / USA
	Sporting Manager: LEDANOIS Yvon
21	VAN AVERMAET Greg
22	DILLIER Silvan
23	DRUCKER Jean-Pierre
24	GERTS Floris
25	LIENHARD Fabian
26	SCHÄR Michael
27	VLIEGEN Loic
28	ZABEL Rick
	FDJ / FRA
	Sporting Manager: MADIOT Marc
31	DEMARE Arnaud
32	BONNET William
33	HOELGAARD Daniel
34	KONOVALOVAS Ignatas
35	LADAGNOUS Matthieu
36	OFFREDO Yoann
37	SARREAU Marc
38	VAUGRENARD Benoît
	TEAM DIMENSION DATA / RSA
	Sporting Manager: SANS VEGA Alex
41	CAVENDISH Mark
42	BRAMMEIER Matthew
43	EISEL Bernhard
44	GIBBONS Ryan
45	REGUIGUI Youcef
46	SBARAGLI Kristan
47	THOMSON Jay Robert
48	VAN ZYL Johann
	COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS / FRA
	Sporting Manager: JONROND Jean-Luc
51	BOUHANNI Nacer
53	LAPORTE Christophe
54	LEMOINE Cyril
55	MOLARD Rudy
56	SENECHAL Florian
57	SOUPE GEOFFREY
58	TURGIS Anthony
60	ROSSETTO Stéphane
	ORICA-BIKEEXCHANGE / AUS
	Sporting Manager: LAPAGE Laurenzo
61	EWAN Caleb
62	DOCKER Mitchell
63	HAYMAN Mathew
64	KEUKELEIRE Jens
65	MEZGEC Luka
66	NIELSEN Magnus Cort
67	POWER Robert
68	VERONA Carlos
	TEAM SKY / GBR
	Sporting Manager: KNAVEN Servais
71	VIVIANI Elia
72	DOULL Owain
73	FENN Andrew
74	GOLAS Michal
75	NORDHAUG Lars Petter
76	ROWE Luke
77	STANNARD Ian
	DIRECT ENERGIE / FRA
	Sporting Manager: GENAUZEAU Benoît
81	COQUARD Bryan
82	BOUDAT Thomas
83	DUCHESNE Antoine
84	GUILLEMOIS ROMAIN
85	MORICE Julien
86	PETIT Adrien
87	PICHOT Alexandre
88	TULIK ANGÉLO
	ASTANA PRO TEAM / KAZ
	Sporting Manager: ZANINI Stefano
91	GUARDINI Andrea
92	AGNOLI Valerio
93	DE VREESE LAURENS
94	FOMINYKH Daniil
95	TLEUBAYEV Ruslan
96	VANOTTI Alessandro
97	WESTRA Lieuwe
	IAM CYCLING / SUI
	Sporting Manager: SEIGNEUR Eddy
101	VAN GENECHTEN Jonas
102	DENIFL Stefan
103	ELMIGER Martin
104	KLUGE Roger
105	LANG Pirmin
106	NAESEN Oliver
107	PELLAUD Simon
108	SARAMOTINS Aleksejs
	AG2R LA MONDIALE / FRA
	Sporting Manager: JURDIE Julien
111	TURGOT Sébastien
112	BERARD Julien
113	BIDARD François
114	COSNEFROY Benoit
115	DENZ Nico
116	FABRE Etienne
117	JAUREGUI Quentin
118	MINARD Sébastien
	TEAM LOTTO NL - JUMBO / NED
	Sporting Manager: ENGELS Addy
121	VANMARCKE Sep
122	CASTELIJNS Twan
123	HOFLAND Moreno
125	TEUNISSEN Mike
126	VAN ASBROECK Tom
127	VAN WINDEN Dennis
128	WYNANTS Maarten
129	BOUWMAN Koen
	FORTUNEO - VITAL CONCEPT / FRA
	Sporting Manager: HINAULT Sébastien
131	MC LAY DANIEL
132	BONNAMOUR Franck
133	BREEN Vegard
134	GERARD Arnaud
135	GESBERT Elie
136	HUTAROVICH Yauheni
137	PERICHON Pierre-Luc
138	VALLEE Boris
	TEAM KATUSHA / RUS
	Sporting Manager: MIKHAILOV Gennady
141	HALLER Marco
142	BELKOV Maxim
143	GUARNIERI Jacopo
144	ISAYCHEV Vladimir
145	KOZONTCHUK Dmitry
146	LAGUTIN Sergey
147	MAES Alexander
148	PORSEV Alexander
	WANTY - GROUPE GOBERT / BEL
	Sporting Manager: VAN DER SCHUEREN Hilaire
151	MARCATO Marco
152	BACKAERT Frederik
153	BAUGNIES Jérôme
154	JANS Roy
155	MCNALLY Mark
156	NAPOLITANO Danilo
157	VAN MELSEN Kevin
158	VEUCHELEN Frederik
	TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN / GER
	Sporting Manager: VAN DONGEN Arthur
161	BARGUIL WARREN
162	CURVERS Roy
163	DE BACKER Bert
164	OOMEN Sam
165	STAMSNIJDER Tom
166	TIMMER Albert
167	WAEYTENS ZICO
168	WALSCHEID Maximilian
	BORA-ARGON 18 / GER
	Sporting Manager: RADOCHLA Steffen
171	BENNETT Sam
172	ARCHBOLD Shane
173	DEMPSTER Zakkari
174	HERKLOTZ Silvio
175	PFINGSTEN Christoph
176	PÖSTLBERGER Lukas
177	SCHWARZMANN Michael
178	THWAITES Scott
	TOPSPORT VLAANDEREN-BALOISE / BEL
	Sporting Manager: DE CLERCQ Hans
181	CAPIOT Amaury
182	DEGENDT Aimé
183	SPRENGERS Thomas
184	VAN GESTEL Dries
185	VAN HECKE Preben
186	VAN LERBERGHE Bert
187	VANSPEYBROUCK Pieter
188	WALLAYS Jens
	DELKO MARSEILLE PROVENCE KTM / FRA
	Sporting Manager: LECARPENTIER Freddy
191	SISKEVICIUS Evaldas
192	KRAGH ANDERSEN Asbjorn
193	COMBAUD Romain
194	DUQUE Leonardo
195	HUPOND Thierry
196	LAAS Martin
197	PACHER Quentin
198	VAUBOURZEIX Thomas
	ROUBAIX METROPOLE LILLE / FRA
	Sporting Manager: VERBRACKEL Daniel
201	BARBIER Rudy
202	ANTOMARCHI Julien
203	LEVEAU Jérémy
204	MONCOMBLE Nicolas
205	PEREIRA Florent
206	POUILLY Felix
207	TURGIS Jimmy
	ROOMPOT ORANJE PELOTON / NED
	Sporting Manager: BREUKINK Erik
211	LAMMERTINK Maurits
212	ASSELMAN Jesper
213	DE VRIES Berden
214	KREDER Raymond
215	VAN DER LIJKE Nicky
216	VAN EMPEL Etienne
217	VAN GINNEKEN Sjoerd
218	VAN GOETHEM Brian
	HP BTP - AUBER 93 / FRA
	Sporting Manager: GAUDRY Stéphan
221	FEILLU Romain
223	DASSONVILLE Flavien
224	GOUAULT Pierre
225	JAKIN Alo
226	LEVARLET Guillaume
227	MALDONADO Anthony
228	RENAULT MAXIME
	ARMEE DE TERRE / FRA
	Sporting Manager: BARRE Cedric
231	POULHIES Stéphane
232	BODIOT Alexis
233	DUVAL Julien
234	FERASSE Thibault
235	GUYOT Yann
236	LEBRETON Kévin
237	RAIBAUD Jimmy
238	ROSTOLLAN Thomas