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2014 Tour de France
101st edition: July 5- July 27, 2014

Stage 12 results and photos

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Thursday, July 17: Stage 12, Bourg en Bresse - St Etienne, 185.5 km

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Alexander Kristoff wins stage 12

Alexander Kristoff wins stage 12. Photo ©Sirotti

Rated ascents:

The Race: Andrew Talansky was unable to start stage 12.

Five riders were allowed to escape early in the stage: Sebastian Langeveld (Garmin-Sharp), Gregory Rast (Trek), Simon Clarke (Orica), David De La Cruz (NetApp) and Florian Vachon (Bretagne-Séché).

De la Cruz suffered a nasty fall while rounding a corner and abandoned with a broken collarbone.

The other four pressed on, but the kilometers took their toll. By the final climb Simon Clarke was alone, but with two Europcar riders chasing him, Perrig Quémeneur and Cyril Gautier. The pair caught Clarke just as they crested the final climb, the Côte de Grammond.

While the peloton ramped up its high-speed chase, Quémeneur was dropped from the break. Near the finish Gautier and Clarke were caught, setting things up for a big sprint finale.

But, the speedy chase over the technical final kilometers split the peloton. Among the missing from the front group were Marcel Kittel and yesterday's winner, Tony Gallopin. With about three kilometers remaining André Greipel and Sylvain Chavanel fell. After they remounted, Griepel was seen griping at the Frenchman, seeming to blame Chavanel for the crash.

Cannondale, which had been missing from the front all day, tried to impose its will on the pack, but it was chaos. Katusha's Alexander Kristoff chose Omega Pharma's Matteo Trentin's wheel in the sprint. It must have been a good choice because Kristoff, after patiently waiting for the right moment, pounced and won the stage with Peter Sagan second. Sagan has still to win a stage in this year's Tour, though he has a commanding lead in the points classification.

Vincenzo Nibali finished in the front group, 25th, and remains the overall leader.

Complete Results:

Winner's average speed: 40.892 km/hr

1 Alexander Kristoff TEAM KATUSHA 4hr 32min 11sec
2 Peter Sagan CANNONDALE
3 Arnaud Demare FDJ.FR
4 Michael Albasini ORICA GREENEDGE
5 Ramunas Navardauskas GARMIN - SHARP
6 Matteo Trentin OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP
7 Daniele Bennati TINKOFF-SAXO
8 Bryan Coquard TEAM EUROPCAR
9 Daniel Oss BMC RACING TEAM
10 Samuel Dumoulin AG2R LA MONDIALE
11 José Joaquin Rojas Gil  MOVISTAR TEAM
12 Romain Feillu BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT
13 Armindo Fonseca BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT
14 John Degenkolb TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO
15 Jurgen Roelandts LOTTO-BELISOL
16 Bauke Mollema BELKIN PRO CYCLING
17 Michal Kwiatkowski OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP
18 Heinrich Haussler IAM CYCLING
19 Cyril Lemoine COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS
20 Anthony Delaplace BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT
21 Richie Porte TEAM SKY
22 Christopher Horner LAMPRE - MERIDA
23 Simon Gerrans ORICA GREENEDGE
24 Ben Gastauer AG2R LA MONDIALE
25 Vincenzo Nibali ASTANA PRO TEAM
26 Geraint Thomas TEAM SKY
27 Brice Feillu BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT
28 Bram Tankink BELKIN PRO CYCLING
29 Alexander Porsev TEAM KATUSHA
30 Jurgen Van Den Broeck LOTTO-BELISOL
31 Jakob Fuglsang ASTANA PRO TEAM
32 Mikel Nieve Iturralde TEAM SKY
33 Elia Viviani CANNONDALE
34 Alejandro Valverde  MOVISTAR TEAM
35 Pierre Rolland TEAM EUROPCAR
36 Jean-Christophe Péraud AG2R LA MONDIALE
37 Thibaut Pinot FDJ.FR
38 Bernhard Eisel TEAM SKY
39 Tejay Van Garderen BMC RACING TEAM
40 Romain Bardet AG2R LA MONDIALE
41 Steven Kruijswijk BELKIN PRO CYCLING
42 Laurens Ten Dam BELKIN PRO CYCLING
43 Leopold Konig TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA
44 Paul Voss TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA
45 Haimar Zubeldia Agirre TREK FACTORY RACING
46 Jean-Marc Bideau BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT
47 Tanel Kangert ASTANA PRO TEAM
48 Rui Alberto Costa  LAMPRE - MERIDA
49 Frank Schleck TREK FACTORY RACING
50 Jérôme Pineau IAM CYCLING
51 Yury Trofimov TEAM KATUSHA
52 Peter Velits BMC RACING TEAM
53 Peter Stetina BMC RACING TEAM
54 Cyril Gautier TEAM EUROPCAR
55 Jens Keukeleire ORICA GREENEDGE
56 Yukiya Arashiro TEAM EUROPCAR
57 Markel Irizar Arranburu TREK FACTORY RACING
58 Sébastien Reichenbach IAM CYCLING
59 Tony Martin OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP
60 Jérémy Roy FDJ.FR
61 Michael Schär BMC RACING TEAM @ 16 seconds
62 Koen De Kort TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO + 00' 20''
63 Adam Hansen LOTTO-BELISOL
64 Mickaël Delage FDJ.FR + 00' 24''
65 Andriy Grivko ASTANA PRO TEAM + 00' 25''
66 Michael Morkov TINKOFF-SAXO + 00' 31''
67 Kévin Reza TEAM EUROPCAR + 00' 41''
68 Florian Guillou BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT
69 Roy Curvers TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO
70 Giovanni Visconti MOVISTAR TEAM + 00' 45''
71 Fabio Sabatini CANNONDALE
72 Kristijan Koren CANNONDALE
73 Jan Bakelants OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 00' 52''
74 Luca Paolini TEAM KATUSHA + 01' 12''
75 Marco Marcato CANNONDALE + 01' 16''
76 Benoit Jarrier BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT + 01' 20''
77 Michal Golas OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 01' 34''
78 Alessandro De Marchi CANNONDALE
79 Maciej Bodnar CANNONDALE
80 Luis ngel Mate  COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS
81 Cedric Pineau FDJ.FR
82 Arnold Jeannesson FDJ.FR
83 Benjamin King GARMIN - SHARP
84 Michael Rogers TINKOFF-SAXO
85 Mikael Cherel AG2R LA MONDIALE
86 Christian Meier ORICA GREENEDGE
87 Tom Dumoulin TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO
88 Rudy Molard COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS
89 Marcel Sieberg LOTTO-BELISOL
90 Niki Terpstra OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 01' 39''
91 Gatis Smukulis TEAM KATUSHA + 02' 06''
92 Jan Barta TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA
93 Daniel Navarro Garcia COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS + 02' 24''
94 Arnaud Gerard BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT
95 Thomas Voeckler TEAM EUROPCAR
96 Marcel Wyss IAM CYCLING
97 Martin Elmiger IAM CYCLING
98 Lars Bak LOTTO-BELISOL
99 Lieuwe Westra ASTANA PRO TEAM
100 Imanol Erviti Ollo MOVISTAR TEAM
101 Ruben Plaza Molina MOVISTAR TEAM
102 John Gadret MOVISTAR TEAM
103 Kristijan Durasek LAMPRE - MERIDA
104 Reto Hollenstein IAM CYCLING
105 Julien Simon COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS
106 Sébastien Minard AG2R LA MONDIALE
107 Johan Van Summeren GARMIN - SHARP
108 José Serpa LAMPRE - MERIDA
109 Maarten Wynants BELKIN PRO CYCLING
110 Greg Van Avermaet BMC RACING TEAM
111 Lars Boom BELKIN PRO CYCLING
112 Zakkari Dempster TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA
113 Andreas Schillinger TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA
114 Sergio Paulinho  TINKOFF-SAXO
115 Matteo Tosatto TINKOFF-SAXO
116 Alessandro Petacchi OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP
117 Amaël Moinard BMC RACING TEAM
118 Vasili Kiryienka TEAM SKY
119 Nicolas Roche TINKOFF-SAXO
120 Simon Yates ORICA GREENEDGE
121 Svein Tuft ORICA GREENEDGE
122 Matteo Montaguti AG2R LA MONDIALE
123 Perrig Quemeneur TEAM EUROPCAR + 02' 53''
124 Vladimir Isaichev TEAM KATUSHA + 03' 29''
125 Bartosz Huzarski TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 04' 01''
126 Tom Jelte Slagter  GARMIN - SHARP
127 Simon Spilak TEAM KATUSHA
128 Sylvain Chavanel IAM CYCLING + 04' 44''
129 Sep Vanmarcke BELKIN PRO CYCLING + 04' 53''
130 Adrien Petit COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS + 05' 11''
131 Rafal Majka TINKOFF-SAXO + 05' 40''
132 David Lopez Garcia TEAM SKY + 05' 45''
133 Joaquim Rodriguez TEAM KATUSHA
134 Rafael Valls LAMPRE - MERIDA
135 José Pimenta Costa Mendes TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA
136 Nicolas Edet COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS
137 Blel Kadri AG2R LA MONDIALE
138 Matthieu Ladagnous FDJ.FR
139 Tony Gallopin LOTTO-BELISOL
140 André Greipel LOTTO-BELISOL + 05' 58''
141 Simon Clarke ORICA GREENEDGE + 06' 23''
142 Dries Devenyns TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO + 07' 09''
143 Jack Bauer GARMIN - SHARP + 07' 14''
144 Roger Kluge IAM CYCLING
145 Jon Izaguirre Insausti MOVISTAR TEAM
146 Rein Taaramäe COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS
147 Albert Timmer TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO
148 Jens Voigt TREK FACTORY RACING + 10' 12''
149 Marcel Kittel TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO
150 Jesus Herrada Lopez MOVISTAR TEAM
151 Tiago Machado TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA
152 Mark Renshaw OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP
153 Luke Durbridge ORICA GREENEDGE
154 Alex Howes GARMIN - SHARP
155 Alessandro Vanotti ASTANA PRO TEAM
156 Tom Veelers TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO
157 Janier Acevedo  GARMIN - SHARP
158 Marcus Burghardt BMC RACING TEAM
159 Gregory Rast TREK FACTORY RACING
160 Nelson Oliveira LAMPRE - MERIDA
161 Matthew Busche TREK FACTORY RACING
162 Danny Pate TEAM SKY
163 William Bonnet FDJ.FR
164 Thomas Leezer BELKIN PRO CYCLING
165 Benat Intxausti MOVISTAR TEAM
166 Davide Cimolai LAMPRE - MERIDA
167 Sebastian Langeveld GARMIN - SHARP
168 Maxim Iglinskiy ASTANA PRO TEAM
169 Dmitriy Gruzdev ASTANA PRO TEAM
170 Michele Scarponi ASTANA PRO TEAM
171 Jean Marc Marino  CANNONDALE
172 Yohann Gene TEAM EUROPCAR
173 Florian Vachon BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT
174 Alexandre Pichot TEAM EUROPCAR
175 Arthur Vichot FDJ.FR + 12' 04''
176 Christophe Riblon AG2R LA MONDIALE
177 Cheng Ji TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO

GC after Stage 12: 2,156.5 km raced so far at an average speed of 41.85 km/hr

1 Vincenzo Nibali ASTANA PRO TEAM 51hr 31min 34sec
2 Richie Porte TEAM SKY @ 2min 23sec
3 Alejandro Valverde  MOVISTAR TEAM + 02' 47''
4 Romain Bardet AG2R LA MONDIALE + 03' 01''
5 Thibaut Pinot FDJ.FR + 03' 47''
6 Tejay Van Garderen BMC RACING TEAM + 03' 56''
7 Jean-Christophe Péraud AG2R LA MONDIALE + 03' 57''
8 Bauke Mollema BELKIN PRO CYCLING + 04' 08''
9 Jurgen Van Den Broeck LOTTO-BELISOL + 04' 18''
10 Jakob Fuglsang ASTANA PRO TEAM + 04' 31''
11 Michal Kwiatkowski OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 04' 39''
12 Geraint Thomas TEAM SKY + 05' 17''
13 Rui Alberto Costa  LAMPRE - MERIDA + 05' 34''
14 Mikel Nieve Iturralde TEAM SKY + 06' 03''
15 Pierre Rolland TEAM EUROPCAR + 06' 47''
16 Christopher Horner LAMPRE - MERIDA + 07' 33''
17 Laurens Ten Dam BELKIN PRO CYCLING + 07' 42''
18 Haimar Zubeldia Agirre TREK FACTORY RACING + 08' 01''
19 Leopold Konig TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 08' 25''
20 Tony Gallopin LOTTO-BELISOL + 08' 57''
21 Cyril Gautier TEAM EUROPCAR + 09' 12''
22 Yury Trofimov TEAM KATUSHA + 10' 32''
23 Steven Kruijswijk BELKIN PRO CYCLING + 10' 35''
24 Brice Feillu BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT + 11' 32''
25 Frank Schleck TREK FACTORY RACING + 11' 51''
26 Tanel Kangert ASTANA PRO TEAM + 15' 27''
27 Tom Dumoulin TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO + 17' 17''
28 Jan Bakelants OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 20' 42''
29 John Gadret MOVISTAR TEAM + 23' 51''
30 Peter Velits BMC RACING TEAM + 24' 24''
31 Bram Tankink BELKIN PRO CYCLING + 25' 51''
32 Tony Martin OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 28' 24''
33 Ben Gastauer AG2R LA MONDIALE + 35' 06''
34 Peter Sagan CANNONDALE + 41' 08''
35 Giovanni Visconti MOVISTAR TEAM + 42' 07''
36 Greg Van Avermaet BMC RACING TEAM + 42' 22''
37 Daniel Navarro Garcia COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS + 44' 40''
38 Kristijan Durasek LAMPRE - MERIDA + 45' 16''
39 Arnold Jeannesson FDJ.FR + 45' 18''
40 José Joaquin Rojas  MOVISTAR TEAM + 45' 26''
41 Michael Rogers TINKOFF-SAXO + 47' 48''
42 Michal Golas OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 48' 20''
43 Michael Schär BMC RACING TEAM + 51' 15''
44 Luis Angel Mate  COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS + 52' 43''
45 Paul Voss TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 53' 29''
46 Michele Scarponi ASTANA PRO TEAM + 54' 44''
47 Marcel Wyss IAM CYCLING + 55' 36''
48 Simon Gerrans ORICA GREENEDGE + 55' 39''
49 Sylvain Chavanel IAM CYCLING + 55' 46''
50 Daniel Oss BMC RACING TEAM + 56' 26''
51 Nicolas Roche TINKOFF-SAXO + 57' 34''
52 Michael Albasini ORICA GREENEDGE + 58' 14''
53 Tom Jelte Slagter  GARMIN - SHARP + 59' 10''
54 José Serpa LAMPRE - MERIDA + 59' 33''
55 Peter Stetina BMC RACING TEAM + 59' 58''
56 Jens Keukeleire ORICA GREENEDGE + 01h 00' 08''
57 Martin Elmiger IAM CYCLING + 01h 01' 11''
58 Thomas Voeckler TEAM EUROPCAR + 01h 01' 14''
59 Rafael Valls LAMPRE - MERIDA + 01h 02' 18''
60 Jon Izaguirre Insausti MOVISTAR TEAM + 01h 03' 29''
61 Amaël Moinard BMC RACING TEAM + 01h 04' 55''
62 Arthur Vichot FDJ.FR + 01h 07' 07''
63 Matteo Trentin OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 01h 08' 28''
64 Alessandro De Marchi CANNONDALE + 01h 09' 23''
65 Marco Marcato CANNONDALE + 01h 09' 30''
66 Mikael Cherel AG2R LA MONDIALE + 01h 09' 41''
67 Tiago Machado TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 01h 12' 49''
68 Simon Spilak TEAM KATUSHA + 01h 13' 50''
69 Adam Hansen LOTTO-BELISOL + 01h 13' 57''
70 Joaquim Rodriguez TEAM KATUSHA + 01h 14' 15''
71 Florian Guillou BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT + 01h 16' 43''
72 Matteo Montaguti AG2R LA MONDIALE + 01h 16' 45''
73 Nicolas Edet COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS + 01h 18' 01''
74 Lars Bak LOTTO-BELISOL + 01h 18' 16''
75 Sep Vanmarcke BELKIN PRO CYCLING + 01h 19' 11''
76 Lieuwe Westra ASTANA PRO TEAM + 01h 20' 44''
77 Niki Terpstra OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 01h 21' 01''
78 Rudy Molard COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS + 01h 21' 54''
79 Cyril Lemoine COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS + 01h 22' 32''
80 Julien Simon COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS + 01h 22' 43''
81 Markel Irizar Arranburu TREK FACTORY RACING + 01h 22' 54''
82 Sébastien Reichenbach IAM CYCLING + 01h 23' 01''
83 Johan Van Summeren GARMIN - SHARP + 01h 23' 25''
84 Daniele Bennati TINKOFF-SAXO + 01h 24' 18''
85 Koen De Kort TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO + 01h 24' 29''
86 Ruben Plaza Molina MOVISTAR TEAM + 01h 24' 51''
87 Kévin Reza TEAM EUROPCAR + 01h 24' 57''
88 Samuel Dumoulin AG2R LA MONDIALE + 01h 26' 04''
89 Benjamin King GARMIN - SHARP + 01h 26' 08''
90 Matthieu Ladagnous FDJ.FR + 01h 26' 11''
91 Blel Kadri AG2R LA MONDIALE + 01h 26' 25''
92 Jérémy Roy FDJ.FR + 01h 26' 27''
93 Bryan Coquard TEAM EUROPCAR + 01h 26' 30''
94 Fabio Sabatini CANNONDALE + 01h 27' 39''
95 Jérôme Pineau IAM CYCLING + 01h 27' 42''
96 Heinrich Haussler IAM CYCLING + 01h 27' 50''
97 Vasili Kiryienka TEAM SKY + 01h 28' 00''
98 Sébastien Minard AG2R LA MONDIALE + 01h 28' 08''
99 Yukiya Arashiro TEAM EUROPCAR + 01h 28' 16''
100 Jan Barta TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 01h 28' 57''
101 Jesus Herrada Lopez MOVISTAR TEAM + 01h 29' 05''
102 Sergio  Paulinho  TINKOFF-SAXO + 01h 29' 07''
103 Maciej Bodnar CANNONDALE + 01h 29' 14''
104 Andriy Grivko ASTANA PRO TEAM + 01h 30' 01''
105 Nelson Oliveira LAMPRE - MERIDA + 01h 30' 23''
106 Jurgen Roelandts LOTTO-BELISOL + 01h 30' 24''
107 Gregory Rast TREK FACTORY RACING + 01h 31' 11''
108 Bartosz Huzarski TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 01h 31' 49''
109 Simon Clarke ORICA GREENEDGE + 01h 31' 54''
110 Jens Voigt TREK FACTORY RACING + 01h 33' 21''
111 Simon Yates ORICA GREENEDGE + 01h 33' 26''
112 Roy Curvers TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO + 01h 35' 14''
113 Perrig Quemeneur TEAM EUROPCAR + 01h 36' 01''
114 Lars Boom BELKIN PRO CYCLING + 01h 36' 33''
115 Maarten Wynants BELKIN PRO CYCLING + 01h 36' 34''
116 Gatis Smukulis TEAM KATUSHA + 01h 36' 39''
117 Luke Durbridge ORICA GREENEDGE + 01h 37' 38''
118 John Degenkolb TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO + 01h 38' 25''
119 Imanol Erviti Ollo MOVISTAR TEAM + 01h 39' 05''
120 David Lopez Garcia TEAM SKY + 01h 39' 13''
121 Benat Intxausti MOVISTAR TEAM + 01h 40' 24''
122 Cedric Pineau FDJ.FR + 01h 42' 09''
123 Reto Hollenstein IAM CYCLING + 01h 42' 23''
124 Rein Taaramäe COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS + 01h 42' 44''
125 Alexander Kristoff TEAM KATUSHA + 01h 43' 32''
126 Alexander Porsev TEAM KATUSHA + 01h 44' 06''
127 Jean-Marc Bideau BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT + 01h 44' 21''
128 Sebastian Langeveld GARMIN - SHARP + 01h 47' 17''
129 Anthony Delaplace BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT + 01h 48' 29''
130 Rafal Majka TINKOFF-SAXO + 01h 48' 54''
131 Alexandre Pichot TEAM EUROPCAR + 01h 48' 56''
132 Florian Vachon BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT + 01h 49' 56''
133 Svein Tuft ORICA GREENEDGE + 01h 50' 42''
134 Yohann Gene TEAM EUROPCAR + 01h 50' 55''
135 Christian Meier ORICA GREENEDGE + 01h 52' 43''
136 Luca Paolini TEAM KATUSHA + 01h 54' 00''
137 Kristijan Koren CANNONDALE + 01h 54' 10''
138 Matteo Tosatto TINKOFF-SAXO + 01h 54' 25''
139 Alex Howes GARMIN - SHARP + 01h 57' 01''
140 Bernhard Eisel TEAM SKY + 01h 58' 53''
141 Maxim Iglinskiy ASTANA PRO TEAM + 01h 59' 19''
142 Dmitriy Gruzdev ASTANA PRO TEAM + 01h 59' 21''
143 Thomas Leezer BELKIN PRO CYCLING + 01h 59' 26''
144 Arnaud Gerard BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT + 02h 00' 59''
145 Jack Bauer GARMIN - SHARP + 02h 04' 22''
146 Dries Devenyns TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO + 02h 04' 36''
147 Marcel Sieberg LOTTO-BELISOL + 02h 04' 44''
148 Armindo Fonseca BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT + 02h 05' 15''
149 José Pimenta Costa Mendes TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 02h 05' 25''
150 Matthew Busche TREK FACTORY RACING + 02h 05' 32''
151 Mark Renshaw OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 02h 08' 21''
152 Marcus Burghardt BMC RACING TEAM + 02h 09' 11''
153 Vladimir Isaichev TEAM KATUSHA + 02h 09' 24''
154 Ramunas Navardauskas GARMIN - SHARP + 02h 09' 32''
155 Michael Morkov TINKOFF-SAXO + 02h 10' 08''
156 Zakkari Dempster TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 02h 10' 20''
157 Albert Timmer TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO + 02h 11' 21''
158 Benoit Jarrier BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT + 02h 11' 50''
159 Mickaël Delage FDJ.FR + 02h 11' 59''
160 Tom Veelers TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO + 02h 12' 23''
161 Christophe Riblon AG2R LA MONDIALE + 02h 12' 36''
162 Roger Kluge IAM CYCLING + 02h 13' 38''
163 Alessandro Vanotti ASTANA PRO TEAM + 02h 14' 07''
164 Romain Feillu BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT + 02h 14' 43''
165 Alessandro Petacchi OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 02h 15' 27''
166 Andreas Schillinger TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA + 02h 15' 41''
167 André Greipel LOTTO-BELISOL + 02h 16' 07''
168 Arnaud Demare FDJ.FR + 02h 19' 29''
169 Danny Pate TEAM SKY + 02h 19' 36''
170 Adrien Petit COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS + 02h 20' 21''
171 Janier Acevedo  GARMIN - SHARP + 02h 21' 16''
172  Jean Marc Marino CANNONDALE + 02h 25' 14''
173 Marcel Kittel TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO + 02h 25' 55''
174 William Bonnet FDJ.FR + 02h 27' 13''
175 Elia Viviani CANNONDALE + 02h 27' 35''
176 Davide Cimolai LAMPRE - MERIDA + 02h 28' 33''
177 Cheng Ji TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO + 02h 53' 31''

Points Classification:

1 Peter Sagan CANNONDALE 341 points
2 Bryan Coquard TEAM EUROPCAR 191
3 Alexander Kristoff TEAM KATUSHA 172
4 Marcel Kittel TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO 167
5 Mark Renshaw OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 118
6 André Greipel LOTTO-BELISOL 117
7 Greg Van Avermaet BMC RACING TEAM 100
8 Vincenzo Nibali ASTANA PRO TEAM 95
9 Tony Gallopin LOTTO-BELISOL 87
10 Samuel Dumoulin AG2R LA MONDIALE 80
11 Tony Martin OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 76
12 Arnaud Demare FDJ.FR 74
13 José Joaquin Rojas MOVISTAR TEAM 72
14 Daniel Oss BMC RACING TEAM 70
15 Ramunas Navardauskas GARMIN - SHARP 64
16 Blel Kadri AG2R LA MONDIALE 63
17 Michael Albasini ORICA GREENEDGE 63
18 Sylvain Chavanel IAM CYCLING 55
19 Romain Feillu BRETAGNE - SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT 55
20 Sep Vanmarcke BELKIN PRO CYCLING 53
21 Tom Dumoulin TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO 51
22 Lieuwe Westra ASTANA PRO TEAM 48
23 Cyril Lemoine COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS 44
24 Michal Kwiatkowski OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 43
25 Daniele Bennati TINKOFF-SAXO 42
26 Martin Elmiger IAM CYCLING 41
27 Alexandre Pichot TEAM EUROPCAR 40
28 Simon Gerrans ORICA GREENEDGE 39
29 Alejandro Valverde MOVISTAR TEAM 36
30 Romain Bardet AG2R LA MONDIALE 35
31 Nicolas Edet COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS 35
32 Kévin Reza TEAM EUROPCAR 35
33 Thibaut Pinot FDJ.FR 34
34 Jakob Fuglsang ASTANA PRO TEAM 32
35 Simon Clarke ORICA GREENEDGE 32
36 Elia Viviani CANNONDALE 32
37 Matteo Trentin OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 31
38 Thomas Voeckler TEAM EUROPCAR 31
39 John Degenkolb TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO 31
40 Lars Boom BELKIN PRO CYCLING 30
41 Tejay Van Garderen BMC RACING TEAM 30
42 Luis Angel Mate COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS 30
43 Anthony Delaplace BRETAGNE - SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT 30
44 Cyril Gautier TEAM EUROPCAR 29
45 Richie Porte TEAM SKY 28
46 Jean-Christophe Péraud AG2R LA MONDIALE 28
47 Matteo Montaguti AG2R LA MONDIALE 28
48 Heinrich Haussler IAM CYCLING 28
49 Perrig Quemeneur TEAM EUROPCAR 28
50 Niki Terpstra OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 26
51 Bauke Mollema BELKIN PRO CYCLING 26
52 Matthew Busche TREK FACTORY RACING 26
53 Alessandro Petacchi OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 25
54 Arnaud Gerard BRETAGNE - SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT 24
55 Alessandro De Marchi CANNONDALE 23
56 Jan Barta TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA 23
57 Michael Rogers TINKOFF-SAXO 22
58 Fabio Sabatini CANNONDALE 22
59 Mikael Cherel AG2R LA MONDIALE 21
60 Jens Voigt TREK FACTORY RACING 20
61 Jean-Marc Bideau BRETAGNE - SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT 20
62 Florian Vachon BRETAGNE - SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT 20
63 Thomas Leezer BELKIN PRO CYCLING 20
64 Marco Marcato CANNONDALE 20
65 Tom Veelers TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO 20
66 Armindo Fonseca BRETAGNE - SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT 19
67 Maciej Bodnar CANNONDALE 18
68 Jurgen Van Den Broeck LOTTO-BELISOL 17
69 Gregory Rast TREK FACTORY RACING 17
70 Adrien Petit COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS 17
71 Joaquim Rodriguez TEAM KATUSHA 16
72 Alberto Costa Rui LAMPRE - MERIDA 15
73 Jens Keukeleire ORICA GREENEDGE 15
74 Jérôme Pineau IAM CYCLING 15
75 Benoit Jarrier BRETAGNE - SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT 15
76 Christophe Riblon AG2R LA MONDIALE 15
77 Davide Cimolai LAMPRE - MERIDA 14
78 Steven Kruijswijk BELKIN PRO CYCLING 13
79 Daniel Navarro Garcia COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS 13
80 Markel Irizar Arranburu TREK FACTORY RACING 13
81 Giovanni Visconti MOVISTAR TEAM 12
82 Brice Feillu BRETAGNE - SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT 11
83 Simon Yates ORICA GREENEDGE 11
84 Rein Taaramäe COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS 11
85 Yohann Gene TEAM EUROPCAR 11
86 Mikel Nieve Iturralde TEAM SKY 10
87 Amaël Moinard BMC RACING TEAM 10
88 Adam Hansen LOTTO-BELISOL 10
89 Bartosz Huzarski TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA 10
90 Zakkari Dempster TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA 10
91 Pierre Rolland TEAM EUROPCAR 9
92 Alexander Porsev TEAM KATUSHA 9
93 Leopold Konig TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA 8
94 Paul Voss TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA 8
95 Christian Meier ORICA GREENEDGE 8
96 Kristijan Koren CANNONDALE 8
97 Michele Scarponi ASTANA PRO TEAM 7
98 Jurgen Roelandts LOTTO-BELISOL 7
99 Roy Curvers TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO 7
100 Sebastian Langeveld GARMIN - SHARP 7
101 Arthur Vichot FDJ.FR 6
102 Rafal Majka TINKOFF-SAXO 6
103 Dries Devenyns TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO 6
104 Cheng Ji TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO 5
105 Geraint Thomas TEAM SKY 4
106 Bram Tankink BELKIN PRO CYCLING 4
107 Rafael Valls LAMPRE - MERIDA 4
108 Lars Bak LOTTO-BELISOL 4
109 Sergio Paulinho TINKOFF-SAXO 4
110 Reto Hollenstein IAM CYCLING 4
111 Albert Timmer TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO 4
112 Haimar Zubeldia Agirre TREK FACTORY RACING 3
113 Jan Bakelants OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 3
114 Marcel Wyss IAM CYCLING 3
115 Koen De Kort TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO 3
116 Andriy Grivko ASTANA PRO TEAM 3
117 Jean Marc Marino CANNONDALE 3
118 John Gadret MOVISTAR TEAM 2
119 Dmitriy Gruzdev ASTANA PRO TEAM 2
120 Jérémy Roy FDJ.FR 1
121 Mickaël Delage FDJ.FR 1
122 Alessandro Vanotti ASTANA PRO TEAM 1
123 Tom Jelte Slagter GARMIN - SHARP -5
124 Sébastien Minard AG2R LA MONDIALE -5
125 Tiago Machado TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA -13
126 Andreas Schillinger TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA -20

Mountains Classification:

1 Joaquim Rodriguez TEAM KATUSHA 51 points
2 Thomas Voeckler TEAM EUROPCAR 34
3 Tony Martin OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 26
4 Vincenzo Nibali ASTANA PRO TEAM 20
5 Alessandro De Marchi CANNONDALE 18
6 Blel Kadri AG2R LA MONDIALE 17
7 Thibaut Pinot FDJ.FR 16
8 Alejandro Valverde MOVISTAR TEAM 12
9 Giovanni Visconti MOVISTAR TEAM 12
10 Nicolas Edet COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS 12
11 Michal Kwiatkowski OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 11
12 Amaël Moinard BMC RACING TEAM 10
13 Jean-Christophe Péraud AG2R LA MONDIALE 9
14 Cyril Lemoine COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS 6
15 Sylvain Chavanel IAM CYCLING 6
16 Martin Elmiger IAM CYCLING 5
17 Simon Yates ORICA GREENEDGE 5
18 Jens Voigt TREK FACTORY RACING 4
19 Romain Bardet AG2R LA MONDIALE 4
20 Lieuwe Westra ASTANA PRO TEAM 4
21 Christophe Riblon AG2R LA MONDIALE 4
22 Nicolas Roche TINKOFF-SAXO 3
23 Luis Angel Mate  COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS 3
24 Pierre Rolland TEAM EUROPCAR 2
25 Tom Jelte Slagter  GARMIN - SHARP 2
26 Perrig Quemeneur TEAM EUROPCAR 2
27 Sebastian Langeveld GARMIN - SHARP 2
28 Simon Clarke ORICA GREENEDGE 2
29 Tejay Van Garderen BMC RACING TEAM 2
30 Brice Feillu BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT 2
31 Peter Sagan CANNONDALE 2
32 Niki Terpstra OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 2
33 Greg Van Avermaet BMC RACING TEAM 1
34 Andriy Grivko ASTANA PRO TEAM 1
35 Benoit Jarrier BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT 1
36 Tom Dumoulin TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO 1
37 Jan Bakelants OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 1
38 Tiago Machado TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA 1
39 Lars Bak LOTTO-BELISOL 1
40 Gregory Rast TREK FACTORY RACING 1
41 Rein Taaramäe COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS 1

Young Rider Classification:

1 Romain Bardet AG2R LA MONDIALE 51hr 34min 35sec
2 Thibaut Pinot FDJ.FR @ 46 seconds
3 Michal Kwiatkowski OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 01' 38''
4 Tom Dumoulin TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO + 14' 16''
5 Peter Sagan CANNONDALE + 38' 07''
6 Tom Jelte Slagter GARMIN - SHARP + 56' 09''
7 Jon Izaguirre Insausti MOVISTAR TEAM + 01h 00' 28''
8 Matteo Trentin OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP + 01h 05' 57''
9 Rudy Molard COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS + 01h 18' 53''
10 Sébastien Reichenbach IAM CYCLING + 01h 20' 00''
11 Benjamin King GARMIN - SHARP + 01h 23' 07''
12 Bryan Coquard TEAM EUROPCAR + 01h 23' 29''
13 Jesus Herrada Lopez MOVISTAR TEAM + 01h 26' 04''
14 Nelson Oliveira LAMPRE - MERIDA + 01h 27' 22''
15 Simon Yates ORICA GREENEDGE + 01h 30' 25''
16 Luke Durbridge ORICA GREENEDGE + 01h 34' 37''
17 John Degenkolb TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO + 01h 35' 24''
18 Anthony Delaplace BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT + 01h 45' 28''
19 Rafal Majka TINKOFF-SAXO + 01h 45' 53''
20 Armindo Fonseca BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT + 02h 02' 14''
21 Benoit Jarrier BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT + 02h 08' 49''
22 Arnaud Demare FDJ.FR + 02h 16' 28''
23 Adrien Petit COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS + 02h 17' 20''
24 Elia Viviani CANNONDALE + 02h 24' 34''
25 Davide Cimolai LAMPRE - MERIDA + 02h 25' 32''  

Team Classification:

1 Ag2R La Mondiale 154h 42' 16''
2 Astana Pro Team @ 3min 19sec
3 Belkin Pro Cycling + 04' 25''
4 Team Sky + 04' 56''
5 BMC Racing Team + 21' 20''
6 Movistar Team + 23' 19''
7 Team Europcar + 29' 23''
8 Lampre - Merida + 29' 40''
9 Omega Pharma-Quick Step + 30' 07''
10 Trek Factory Racing + 43' 31''
11 Team Katusha + 49' 53''
12 Cofidis, Solutions Credits + 50' 37''
13 Lotto-Belisol + 52' 23''
14 FDJ.Fr + 54' 13''
15 Team Netapp-Endura + 01h 02' 17''
16 Iam Cycling + 01h 11' 01''
17 Tinkoff-Saxo + 01h 39' 57''
18 Orica Greenedge + 01h 42' 47''
19 Garmin - Sharp + 01h 52' 05''
20 Cannondale + 02h 14' 08''
21 Team Giant-Shimano + 02h 14' 10''
22 Bretagne-Seche Environnement + 02h 22' 49”  

Stage 12 photos:

Tony Martin, the Panzerwagen, heads to the start

Tony Martin, the panzerwagen, heads to the start. Photo ©Sirotti

Peter Sagan

Peter Sagan is feeling beter today after being under the weather. Photo ©Sirotti

Arnaud Demare

Arnaud Démare. Photo ©Sirotti

Chris Horner

Chris Horner has just signed in. Photo ©Sirotti

Andre Greipel

André Greipel. Photo ©Sirotti

Luca Paolini

Luca Paolini (Katusha, with beard), heads to the front. Photo ©Sirotti

Omega Pharma

The Omega Pharma train: Tony Martin (unzipped jersey) leads Michal Kwiatkowski and Matteo Trentin. Photo ©Sirotti

Stage 12 sprint

Here they come! Kristoff, Sagan and Démare head for the line. Photo ©Sirotti

Alexander kristoff wins stage 12

Alexander kristoff gets it. Photo ©Sirotti

Alexander Kristoff

Stage winner Alexander Kristoff. Photo ©Sirotti

Vincenzo Nibali

Race leader Vincenzo Nibali. Photo ©Sirotti

Joaquin Rodriguez

KOM Joaquin Rodriguez. Photo ©Sirotti

Simon Clarke

Simon Clarke with his well-deserved combativity award. Photo ©Sirotti

Stage 12 Live Updates:

Weather at St. Etienne, 2:45 local time: Sunny, no chance of rain. 30C (86F), wind from the north-northeast at 6 km/hr (4mph). 47% humidity.

Km 0: Andrew Talansky will not start today's stage, the last day of Tour racing before the Alps. 178 riders remain to contest today's 185.5 kilometers with its four categorized ascents.

Km 9: Dutch road champion Sebastian Langeveld (Garmin-Sharp) has taken off and has a lead of 10 seconds.

Km 15: Langeveld was quickly joined by four other riders: Gregory Rast (Trek), Simon Clarke (Orica), David De La Cruz (NetApp) and Florian Vachon (Bretagne-Séché). The quintet are 20 seconds ahead of the peloton.

Km 22: It looks like the peloton is content to let these five riders get away. After 26 minutes of racing their lead has gone out to 2min 15sec. Average speed so far has been 50.1 km/hr.

Km 34: The five are well gone, 3min 55sec ahead of the field.

Km 40: Whoa! The five riders have a 5 minute gap. Green Jersey owner Peter Sagan, who has yet to win a stage this Tour, has been under the weather. He said today he is coughing less and plans to try to win today.

Km 67: Florian Vachon was the first of the breakaway riders to cross the intermediate sprint finish line. Marcel Kittel, at 6th, won the field sprint. Kittel was follwed by Bryan Coquard, Mark Renshaw, Romain Feillu, André Greipel and Peter Sagan. Sagan picked up 5 green jersey points for his 11th place.

David de la Cruz was first over the fourth category Col de Brouilly.

The breakaway's gap has settled down now, it's at 3min 27sec. Ji Cheng of Giant-Shimano has assumed his regular place at the front of the peloton.

Km 77: The riders are winding their way through narrow, little roads on their way to the next climb, the third category Côte du Saule-d'Oingt. I count seven Giant-Shimano riders at the front of the peloton. Nibali is just moving up towards the front. Gap is 4min 9sec.

Rui Costa's problems with staying with the leaders yesterday have been explained. The world champion has bronchitis has has been on a regimen of antibiotics.

Km 85: David de la Cruz was also the first over the Côte du Saule-d'Oingt. Peloton is at 4min 42sec.

Km 91: David de la Cruz (a rider in the break) was just going around a banal little corner when his front wheel gave out from underneath him, taking down Sebastian Langelveld with him. De La Cruz looks to be in agony. Langeveld is chasing, more than 40 seconds behind Clarke, Vachon and Rast, who have pressed on.

The peloton passed safely through the same corner where de la Cruz crashed. Langeveld has rejoined the break. No word on de la Cruz's condition. Gap is 5 minutes.

Km 97: De la Cruz has abandoned. Ironically, this was what he said before the stage started, “This is my first Tour de France. Some friends of mine like Purito and Juan Antonio Flecha told me to forget everything I've experienced before. They were right. I'm living the most extraordinary moment of my life. I was targeting the polka dot jersey but Purito is too strong. We arrive on a terrain that I like. I aim at breaking away and I'd like to shine at Pla d'Adet close to my home.”

Km 106: Europcar has put a couple of riders at the front applying a bit of pressure and stringing out the field. Do they want to try to shell Marcel Kittel on the 15-km long Col de Brosses? Europcar rider and terrific sprinter Bryan Coquard must be feeling pretty good.

Km 110: The four breakaway riders - Sebastian Langeveld (Garmin-Sharp), Gregory Rast (Trek), Simon Clarke (Orica) and Florian Vachon (Bretagne-Séché) - are 3min 13sec ahead of the peloton.

Km 122, 62 km to go: The break has started the Col de Brosses. Europcar remains at the front of the strung-out pack and have brought the break's lead down to 2min 23sec.

Km 132: Florian Vachon and then Gregory Rast can't stay with their breakaway partners and are dropping back. It's now just Simon Clarke and Sebastian Langeveld up front, 2min 18sec ahead of the pack. In the peloton, FDJ GC man Thibaut Pinot flatted and is being paced back by two teammates.

Km 135: Vachon has been swept up by the Europcar-led peloton. Pinot has regained the back of the peloton after his puncture. The riders have been averaging 39.6 km/hr so far over the stage's 3hr 24min. There are still 50 km remaining in the stage.

Km 140: Langeveld led Clarke over the Col de Brosses, the pair did not contest the KOM. Neither of the breakaway pair is looking cooked. Both look good and are working well together. The peloton passed over the crest 2min 13sec later.

Km 142: Gregory Rast has been caught while Florain Vachon has been shelled by the peloton. Now comes a descent then then fourth-category Côte de Grammond. Still no sign of Cannondale at the front.

Km 156: On the ascent of the Grammond Europcar played another card. While two Europcar riders were driving the pack up the hill, two other Europcar riders, Perrig Quémeneur and Cyril Gautier attacked our of the peloton and got a quick 30 seconds. Nice move. If Giant-Shimano chases the escaping pair, Marcel Kittel will surely be dropped. OK, word is that John Degenkolb is Giant-Shimano's man for the day.

Giant-Shimano has gone to the front. Kittel is dropped.

Km 158: The situation: Clarke and Langeveld off the front with Quémeneur and Gautier chasing a half minute back and the peloton 1min 20sec behind the leaders. Riders and getting tossed out the back.

Bam! Langeveld was taking a drink and Clarke attacks. Clarke is flat-out hauling up the mountain. He looks terrific.

Giant-Shimano remains at the front of the peloton.

Km 162, 24 km to go: Clarke is holding his gap, 1min 19sec in front of the peloton. The Europcar pair are 24 seconds behind Clarke, They blew by Langeveld, who has run out of gas. Now Langeveld has been caught and dropped by the peloton.

Km 164: Clarke is riding like his hair is on fire, but the Europcar pair are just 14 seconds back.

Clarke has crested and is on the long descent to the finish. Quémeneur and Gautier caught Clarke just after they passed the summit. How will Clarke play being in a Europcar sandwich? Pack is at 49 seconds.

20 km to go: Astana has moved to the front of the pack to keep Nibali safe.

Km 168, 17.5 to go: The two Europcar riders are working hard, but the Giant-Shimano-led chase has brought the gap down to 32 seconds. The descent is fast and the peloton is in a long line. Yesterday's winner Tony Gallopin is paying for his efforts and has been dropped. Pack is screaming along at 66 km/hr. Nibali is staying well-placed, near the front.

Gallopin has regained contact.

10 km to go: The peloton can see the lead trio, 20 seconds ahead. Greipel and Sagan have survived the descent and are in the peloton. Quémeneur has been caught.

8 km to go: Clarke and Gautier have just 16 seconds. The descent is finished and now there is a technical, flat lead-in to the finish. Gautier has asked Clarke for help, but Clarke shakes his head. Gautier tries to drop Clarke, but Clarke hangs on.

6 km to go: The pair are caught. All together for a sprint. Sort of...there is a big split in the peloton.

3 km to go: Here's Cannondale at the front. Will Peter Sagan finally get a stage win?

André Greipel has crashed! So has Sylvain Chavanel. Greipel is yelling at the Frenchman.

Under the red kite: Cannondale and Katusha are at the front. Sagan is 8 riders back.

The Finish: Lots of elbows and belly buttons all over the place as the sprinters fight for position. It's Alexander Kristoff, who came off Matteo Trentin's wheel, the winner with Peter Sagan second and Démare third. John Degenkolb gave it a shot, but gave up.

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Stage 12 map

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