2026 Giro d'Italia by BikeRaceInfo

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Weather at the finish city of Chiavari at 2:45 PM, local time: 19C (66F), sunny, with the wind from the southwest at 8 km/hr (5 mph). There is just a 2% chance of rain.

The stage: This is a very demanding stage, especially in the second part. The start is almost flat but quite technical between Lucca and Camaiore, before joining the Via Aurelia (SS1) for many kilometres. Before entering La Spezia, there is a short climb. After La Spezia, the route climbs Passo del Termine and Colle di Guaitarola, thus crossing the Cinque Terre. After Sestri Levante, two short and steep climbs (Colla dei Scioli and Cogorno) lead into the final part towards Chiavari.

Final kilometers:
The final 5 km feature a short climb followed by a short descent into the town, with some demanding sections. The final kilometer is perfectly straight and flat. Final straight of 400 m on 8 m wide asphalt.

The race: Here's the report from stage winner Jhonatan Narvaez's UAE Team Emirates-XRG.

For the third time in this year’s Giro d’Italia, Jhonatan Narváez came up trumps to land a brilliant stage win for UAE Team Emirates-XRG. Picking up another victory on stage 11, the Ecuadorian national champion made it four stage wins from 11 days for the Emirati squad.

Over the tough hills that linked Tuscany and Liguria, Narváez was in scintillating form and would not be denied on Wednesday afternoon, despite stiff competition from Enric Mas of Movistar. The three-time Vuelta a España runner-up crossed the line in second place, with Narváez getting the better of Mas in a two-up sprint to the line.

As the breakaway was whittled down on the climbs, it was the pair of Narváez and Mas that emerged as the strongest. Their battle went right to the wire in Chiavari, but for Narváez, the opportunity of vying for another stage win was not always in his grasp.

Earlier in the stage, the 29-year-old and his teammates had missed the moves which looked set to determine the breakaway composition. But the UAE Team Emirates-XRG squad rallied and ensured that an in-form Narváez could bridge across to the front.

The peloton 40 kilometers into the stage. RCS photo

Once at the head of the race, the Ecuadorian produced a fantastic display to pick up another memorable victory.

Stage 11 had always looked like perfect terrain for a breakaway battle. The second half of the stage, scattered with short but sharp climbs, provided the necessary parcours for a good contest, but without the difficulty that would tempt the general classification contenders into battle. As such, the fight to get into the breakaway of the day proved lengthy.

With over 160km of the stage between Porcari and Chiavari to go, UAE Team Emirates-XRG was one of a number of teams that looked to trigger the first attacks. Igor Arrieta, Jan Christen and Narváez all made their own moves, as did the likes of Giulio Ciccone (Lidl-Trek) and Darren Rafferty (EF Education-EasyPost). It was not for another 40km, however, that a move looked set to stick.

After 50km of racing, a leading trio consisted of Chris Harper (Pinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling), Mattia Bais (Team Polti VisitMalta), and Andreas Leknessund (Uno-X Mobility). Less than 30 seconds behind this group was a collection of nine riders, whilst the peloton sat another minute down the road. All signs pointed to the front two groups merging, and the peloton letting the gap grow to a substantial margin.

The problem, however, was that UAE Team Emirates-XRG was not represented in the front two groups and would not be contesting for the day’s honours. Without a hint of delay, the Emirati squad looked to change the situation.

Mikkel Bjerg and António Morgado immediately coalesced at the front of the peloton and began to drive the pace, determined to close the gap to the front of the race. In the next 5km, the pair reduced the gap by almost 30 seconds, and it became time for the last call from the peloton. It was now or never to spring a move to bridge across to the breakaway.

As Arrieta, Christen and Narváez all traded attacks for UAE Team Emirates-XRG, big hitters such as Egan Bernal (Netcompany Ineos) and Giulio Ciccone (Lidl-Trek) looked to join the party.

Eventually, as the race hit the slopes of the first climb of the race, the Passo del Termine, a small group of hopefuls had clipped off the front of the peloton. Amongst its number were Warren Barguil (Team Picnic PostNL), Markus Hoelgaard (Uno-X Mobility), Christian Scaroni (XDS Astana Team), and, crucially, Narváez of UAE Team Emirates-XRG.

With the kilometres ticking by on the Passo del Termine, their gap from the breakaway of the day stood at 40 seconds, and as the chasing group swelled, cooperation began to falter. Sensing that an opportunity was slipping away, Narváez took a flyer with 83.7km of the day to go, and made short work of the 40-second gap.

In incredible fashion, the Ecuadorian national champion bridged across the gap and joined the leading group. The Emirati squad was back in the running.

After another 10km of racing, the breakaway of the day sat at a 17-rider strong group, with names such as Enric Mas (Movistar), Jasper Stuyven (Soudal Quick-Step) and Lennert van Eetvelt (Lotto-Intermarché) all included. With the peloton knocking off the pace, it was apparent that the stage win would be contested from the group out front.

On the second of three categorised climbs, the Colle di Guaitarola (9.6km at 6.4%), Mas was the first to make an attack to whittle down the group. The slopes were tough here, and the strongest riders soon came to the fore, including Narváez and Harper, of Pinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling.

With Narváez and Mas always at the head of proceedings, their strength was apparent, but as the final categorised climb approached, others were determined to take their opportunity. On the Colla dei Sciolo (5.7km at 6.3%), Aleksandr Vlasov (Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe) and Diego Ulissi (XDS Astana Team) showed their face, before the battle was reduced again to Narváez, Mas and Harper.

It was on the uncategorised rise to the Red Bull KM that this trio emerged once more, with the rest of the breakaway now in splintered groups further down the road. As the most accomplished climber of the three, Mas felt the urge to attack, and with the Spaniard’s move, Harper was distanced. Over the top of the Red Bull KM, the Pinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling rider was gone, and only Narváez and Mas remained.

On the descent to Chiavari, Narváez pressed the pace, and the duo headed into the final 5km with an advantage of around 20 seconds over their competitors. That gap steadily reduced as both Mas and Narváez began to look at one another, but never did it look likely that those from behind would make the catch.

Noting Narváez’s superiority in such a situation, Mas was the first to launch his sprint, with 200m to go. But the Ecuadorian soon latched onto the Spaniard’s back wheel and then came over his left-hand shoulder, powering to the front. It was a competitive sprint, but the UAE Team Emirates-XRG was the favourite for a reason and crossed the line in first place.

A third stage victory of the race for Narváez, then, but not one that came easy, as he described in his post-race interview.

Narváez: “All day was hard. When we started the meeting in the bus saying that we had to jump in the breakaway, because of our goal, and then we missed the first group, then we missed the second group. Then, after two hours of hard racing, I tried straight to jump to the breakaway, and I think this was difficult. Enric Mas was the strongest in the climb, and I knew I had to play my game.”

“He is stronger than me in the climbs. But I was remembering a book I was reading. The book says, ‘if you don’t have your game, just make your own game.’ You will never see Michael Phelps running, he is a specialist for the pool. I just tried to defend myself in the uphill.

“I was scared when he did the sprint, because he almost closed me in the barriers and we were both on the limit. Imagine, all day was full gas racing. We don’t race just in the uphills, we race in the downhills also.”

Complete Results:

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195 kilometers raced at an average speed of 42.745 km/hr

1	Jhonatan Narvaez	UAE Team Emirates-XRG	4hr 33min 43sec
2	Enric Mas	Movistar Team	s.t.
3	Diego Ulissi	XDS Astana Team	@ 11sec
4	Chris Harper	Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
5	Aleksandr Vlasov	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	s.t.
6	Christian Scaroni	XDS Astana Team	1:13
7	Ludovico Crescioli	Team Polti-VisitMalta	1:15
8	Simone Gualdi	Lotto-Intermarché	2:17
9	Warren Barguil	Team Picnic PostNL	2:19
10	Andrea Raccagni Noviero	Soudal Quick-Step	s.t.
11	Mattia Bais	Team Polti-VisitMalta	3:16
12	Wout Poels	Unibet Rose Rockets	3:24
13	Nickolas Zukowsky	Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
14	Gianmarco Garofoli	Soudal Quick-Step	s.t.
15	Damiano Caruso	Bahrain Victorious	s.t.
16	Rémy Rochas	Groupama-FDJ United	s.t.
17	Davide Piganzoli	Team Visma \| Lease a Bike	s.t.
18	Embret Svestad-Bårdseng	Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team	s.t.
19	Egan Bernal	Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team	s.t.
20	David de la Cruz	Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
21	Martin López	XDS Astana Team	s.t.
22	Igor Arrieta	UAE Team Emirates-XRG	s.t.
23	Ben O'Connor	Team Jayco-AlUla	s.t.
24	Thymen Arensman	Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team	s.t.
25	Johannes Kulset	Uno-X Mobility	s.t.
26	Jack Haig	Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team	s.t.
27	Alessandro Tonelli	Team Polti-VisitMalta	s.t.
28	Magnus Sheffield	Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team	s.t.
29	Sepp Kuss	Team Visma \| Lease a Bike	s.t.
30	Jai Hindley	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	s.t.
31	Ben Zwiehoff	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	s.t.
32	Jonas Vingegaard	Team Visma \| Lease a Bike	s.t.
33	Afonso Eulalio	Bahrain Victorious	s.t.
34	Giulio Ciccone	Lidl-Trek	s.t.
35	Derek Gee-West	Lidl-Trek	s.t.
36	William Barta	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
37	Markel Beloki	EF Education-EasyPost	s.t.
38	Giovanni Aleotti	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	s.t.
39	Mathys Rondel	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
40	Alan Hatherly	Team Jayco-AlUla	s.t.
41	Michael Storer	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
42	Felix Gall	Decathlon CMA CGM Team	s.t.
43	Gregor Mühlberger	Decathlon CMA CGM Team	s.t.
44	Giulio Pellizzari	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	s.t.
45	Jan Hirt	NSN Cycling Team	s.t.
46	Juan Pedro Lopez	Movistar Team	s.t.
47	Callum Scotson	Decathlon CMA CGM Team	s.t.
48	Johannes Staune-Mittet	Decathlon CMA CGM Team	s.t.
49	Mark Donovan	Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team	3:41
50	Lennert Van Eetvelt	Lotto-Intermarché	6:46
51	Edoardo Zambanini	Bahrain Victorious	7:53
52	Matteo Sobrero	Lidl-Trek	8:35
53	Florian Stork	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	8:49
54	Bart Lemmen	Team Visma \| Lease a Bike	9:17
55	Josh Kench	Groupama-FDJ United	10:14
56	Jasper Stuyven	Soudal Quick-Step	12:48
57	Victor Campenaerts	Team Visma \| Lease a Bike	s.t.
58	Tobias Bayer	Alpecin-Premier Tech	14:10
59	Andrea Mifsud	Team Polti-VisitMalta	s.t.
60	Gijs Leemreize	Team Picnic PostNL	s.t.
61	Connor Swift	Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team	s.t.
62	Nick Schultz	NSN Cycling Team	s.t.
63	Einer Rubio	Movistar Team	s.t.
64	Lorenzo Rota	Lotto-Intermarché	s.t.
65	Jan Christen	UAE Team Emirates-XRG	s.t.
66	Amanuel Ghebreigzabhier	Lidl-Trek	s.t.
67	Ben Turner	Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team	16:57
68	Luca Vergallito	Alpecin-Premier Tech	17:26
69	Lawrence Warbasse	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
70	Mathijs Paasschens	Bahrain Victorious	19:16
71	Brieuc Rolland	Groupama-FDJ United	s.t.
72	Alec Segaert	Bahrain Victorious	s.t.
73	Timo Kielich	Team Visma \| Lease a Bike	s.t.
74	Corbin Strong	NSN Cycling Team	s.t.
75	Filippo Ganna	Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team	s.t.
76	Alberto Bettiol	XDS Astana Team	s.t.
77	Tim Rex	Team Visma \| Lease a Bike	s.t.
78	Gianni Moscon	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	s.t.
79	Nelson Oliveira	Movistar Team	s.t.
80	Filippo Zana	Soudal Quick-Step	s.t.
81	Martin Marcellusi	Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber	s.t.
82	Jardi Van Der Lee	EF Education-EasyPost	s.t.
83	Nico Denz	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	s.t.
84	Francesco Busatto	Alpecin-Premier Tech	23:49
85	Alessandro Pinarello	NSN Cycling Team	s.t.
86	Jonas Geens	Alpecin-Premier Tech	s.t.
87	Chris Hamilton	Team Picnic PostNL	s.t.
88	Lorenzo Milesi	Movistar Team	s.t.
89	Filippo Turconi	Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber	s.t.
90	Filippo Magli	Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber	s.t.
91	Sakarias Koller Løland	Uno-X Mobility	s.t.
92	James Shaw	EF Education-EasyPost	s.t.
93	Darren Rafferty	EF Education-EasyPost	s.t.
94	Iván García Cortina	Movistar Team	s.t.
95	Thomas Silva	XDS Astana Team	s.t.
96	Diego Sevilla	Team Polti-VisitMalta	s.t.
97	Orluis Aular	Movistar Team	s.t.
98	Paul Magnier	Soudal Quick-Step	s.t.
99	Fabio Van den Bossche	Soudal Quick-Step	s.t.
100	Pascal Ackermann	Team Jayco-AlUla	s.t.
101	Casper van Uden	Team Picnic PostNL	s.t.
102	Thomas Pesenti	Team Polti-VisitMalta	24:41
103	Fran Miholjevic	Bahrain Victorious	29:00
104	Jonas Rutsch	Lotto-Intermarché	s.t.
105	Dries van Gestel	Soudal Quick-Step	s.t.
106	António Morgado	UAE Team Emirates-XRG	s.t.
107	Mirco Maestri	Team Polti-VisitMalta	s.t.
108	Luca Paletti	Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber	s.t.
109	Enrico Zanoncello	Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber	s.t.
110	Nikita Tsvetkov	Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber	s.t.
111	Mikkel Bjerg	UAE Team Emirates-XRG	s.t.
112	Paul Penhoët	Groupama-FDJ United	s.t.
113	Cyril Barthe	Groupama-FDJ United	s.t.
114	Robert Donaldson	Team Jayco-AlUla	s.t.
115	Ethan Vernon	NSN Cycling Team	s.t.
116	Manuele Tarozzi	Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber	s.t.
117	Jonathan Milan	Lidl-Trek	s.t.
118	Tim Torn Teutenberg	Lidl-Trek	s.t.
119	Giovanni Lonardi	Team Polti-VisitMalta	s.t.
120	Toon Aerts	Lotto-Intermarché	s.t.
121	Max Walscheid	Lidl-Trek	s.t.
122	Simone Consonni	Lidl-Trek	s.t.
123	Madis Mihkels	EF Education-EasyPost	s.t.
124	Dion Smith	NSN Cycling Team	s.t.
125	Tim Naberman	Team Picnic PostNL	s.t.
126	Ryan Mullen	NSN Cycling Team	s.t.
127	Javier Romo	Movistar Team	s.t.
128	Vicente Rojas	Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber	s.t.
129	Sean Flynn	Team Picnic PostNL	s.t.
130	Luca Mozzato	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
131	Matteo Malucelli	XDS Astana Team	s.t.
132	Oliver Naesen	Decathlon CMA CGM Team	s.t.
133	Remi Cavagna	Groupama-FDJ United	s.t.
134	Christopher Juul-Jensen	Team Jayco-AlUla	s.t.
135	Robert Stannard	Bahrain Victorious	s.t.
136	Jensen Plowright	Alpecin-Premier Tech	s.t.
137	Rasmus Søjberg Pedersen	Decathlon CMA CGM Team	s.t.
138	Matyas Kopecky	Unibet Rose Rockets	s.t.
139	Lukas Kubis	Unibet Rose Rockets	s.t.
140	Mick van Dijke	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	s.t.
141	Fabian Lienhard	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
142	Robin Froidevaux	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
143	Johan Jacobs	Groupama-FDJ United	s.t.
144	Ayco Bastiaens	Soudal Quick-Step	s.t.
145	Dylan Groenewegen	Unibet Rose Rockets	s.t.
146	Elmar Reinders	Unibet Rose Rockets	s.t.
147	Hartthijs de Vries	Unibet Rose Rockets	s.t.
148	Koen Bouwman	Team Jayco-AlUla	s.t.
149	Alexander Cepeda	EF Education-EasyPost	s.t.
150	Frank van den Broek	Team Picnic PostNL	s.t.
151	Markus Hoelgaard	Uno-X Mobility	s.t.
152	David González	Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
153	Andreas Leknessund	Uno-X Mobility	s.t.
154	Fredrik Dversnes	Uno-X Mobility	s.t.
155	Niklas Larsen	Unibet Rose Rockets	s.t.
156	Tord Gudmestad	Decathlon CMA CGM Team	29:34
157	Johan Price-Pejtersen	Alpecin-Premier Tech	s.t.
158	Axel Huens	Groupama-FDJ United	s.t.
159	Tobias Lund Andresen	Decathlon CMA CGM Team	s.t.
160	Arjen Livyns	XDS Astana Team	s.t.
161	Sjoerd Bax	Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
162	Michael Valgren	EF Education-EasyPost	s.t.
163	Tomas Kopecky	Unibet Rose Rockets	31:26
164	Erlend Blikra	Uno-X Mobility	37:06

GC after stage 11:

GC leader: Afonso Eulalio (Bahrain Victorious)
Mountains classification leader: Jonas Vingegaard (Visma | Lease a Bike)
Points classification leader: Paul Magnier (Soudal Quick-Step)
Best young rider: Afonso Eulalio (Bahrin Victorious)
Teams classification leader: Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe

1,843 kilometers raced so far at an average speed of 41.608 km/hr

1	Afonso Eulalio	Bahrain Victorious	44hr 17min 41sec
2	Jonas Vingegaard	Team Visma \| Lease a Bike	@ 27sec
3	Thymen Arensman	Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team	1:57
4	Felix Gall	Decathlon CMA CGM Team	2:24
5	Ben O'Connor	Team Jayco-AlUla	2:48
6	Jai Hindley	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	3:06
7	Michael Storer	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	3:28
8	Derek Gee-West	Lidl-Trek	3:34
9	Giulio Pellizzari	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	3:36
10	Chris Harper	Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team	4:09
11	Markel Beloki	EF Education-EasyPost	4:16
12	Mathys Rondel	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	4:45
13	Christian Scaroni	XDS Astana Team	4:48
14	Davide Piganzoli	Team Visma \| Lease a Bike	5:27
15	Egan Bernal	Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team	5:39
16	Damiano Caruso	Bahrain Victorious	6:11
17	David de la Cruz	Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team	6:37
18	Jan Hirt	NSN Cycling Team	7:47
19	Sepp Kuss	Team Visma \| Lease a Bike	8:53
20	Igor Arrieta	UAE Team Emirates-XRG	9:08
21	Martin López	XDS Astana Team	9:43
22	Johannes Kulset	Uno-X Mobility	10:00
23	Gregor Mühlberger	Decathlon CMA CGM Team	10:18
24	Aleksandr Vlasov	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	10:44
25	Lennert Van Eetvelt	Lotto-Intermarché	11:22
26	Giulio Ciccone	Lidl-Trek	11:45
27	Enric Mas	Movistar Team	12:00
28	Ludovico Crescioli	Team Polti-VisitMalta	19:13
29	Wout Poels	Unibet Rose Rockets	19:48
30	Juan Pedro Lopez	Movistar Team	20:09
31	Giovanni Aleotti	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	20:25
32	Josh Kench	Groupama-FDJ United	20:44
33	Gianmarco Garofoli	Soudal Quick-Step	27:57
34	Alan Hatherly	Team Jayco-AlUla	31:54
35	Diego Ulissi	XDS Astana Team	33:14
36	Jhonatan Narvaez	UAE Team Emirates-XRG	34:19
37	Nickolas Zukowsky	Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team	34:43
38	Embret Svestad-Bårdseng	Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team	35:29
39	William Barta	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	38:14
40	Einer Rubio	Movistar Team	39:11
41	Alexander Cepeda	EF Education-EasyPost	39:33
42	Filippo Zana	Soudal Quick-Step	40:21
43	Callum Scotson	Decathlon CMA CGM Team	42:01
44	Koen Bouwman	Team Jayco-AlUla	43:16
45	Jan Christen	UAE Team Emirates-XRG	44:04
46	Andrea Raccagni Noviero	Soudal Quick-Step	44:04
47	Magnus Sheffield	Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team	44:48
48	Simone Gualdi	Lotto-Intermarché	46:47
49	Jack Haig	Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team	47:33
50	Ben Zwiehoff	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	47:34
51	Alessandro Tonelli	Team Polti-VisitMalta	50:04
52	Lorenzo Milesi	Movistar Team	50:38
53	Bart Lemmen	Team Visma \| Lease a Bike	50:43
54	Mark Donovan	Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team	53:35
55	Victor Campenaerts	Team Visma \| Lease a Bike	55:33
56	Andreas Leknessund	Uno-X Mobility	56:29
57	Johannes Staune-Mittet	Decathlon CMA CGM Team	57:17
58	Javier Romo	Movistar Team	58:38
59	Edoardo Zambanini	Bahrain Victorious	59:27
60	Warren Barguil	Team Picnic PostNL	1:02:39
61	Brieuc Rolland	Groupama-FDJ United	1:03:42
62	Florian Stork	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	1:04:48
63	Rémy Rochas	Groupama-FDJ United	s.t.
64	Matteo Sobrero	Lidl-Trek	1:06:32
65	Thomas Pesenti	Team Polti-VisitMalta	1:07:10
66	Nick Schultz	NSN Cycling Team	1:09:47
67	Nelson Oliveira	Movistar Team	1:09:56
68	Ben Turner	Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team	1:11:41
69	Lawrence Warbasse	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	1:13:21
70	Alessandro Pinarello	NSN Cycling Team	1:15:48
71	Thomas Silva	XDS Astana Team	1:17:57
72	Gijs Leemreize	Team Picnic PostNL	1:23:47
73	Andrea Mifsud	Team Polti-VisitMalta	1:24:14
74	Alec Segaert	Bahrain Victorious	1:25:44
75	Manuele Tarozzi	Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber	1:26:15
76	Lorenzo Rota	Lotto-Intermarché	1:26:54
77	Luca Paletti	Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber	1:27:07
78	Mattia Bais	Team Polti-VisitMalta	1:28:59
79	Toon Aerts	Lotto-Intermarché	1:29:03
80	Jasper Stuyven	Soudal Quick-Step	1:29:16
81	Michael Valgren	EF Education-EasyPost	1:29:19
82	Filippo Turconi	Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber	1:30:07
83	Tobias Bayer	Alpecin-Premier Tech	1:31:06
84	Vicente Rojas	Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber	1:32:13
85	Corbin Strong	NSN Cycling Team	1:34:48
86	Filippo Ganna	Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team	1:35:10
87	Francesco Busatto	Alpecin-Premier Tech	1:37:08
88	Alberto Bettiol	XDS Astana Team	1:37:41
89	Gianni Moscon	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	1:37:43
90	Orluis Aular	Movistar Team	1:38:02
91	Mathijs Paasschens	Bahrain Victorious	1:38:04
92	Darren Rafferty	EF Education-EasyPost	1:38:42
93	Nikita Tsvetkov	Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber	1:40:08
94	Remi Cavagna	Groupama-FDJ United	1:40:34
95	Christopher Juul-Jensen	Team Jayco-AlUla	1:41:34
96	Mikkel Bjerg	UAE Team Emirates-XRG	1:42:18
97	Mick van Dijke	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	1:43:47
98	Axel Huens	Groupama-FDJ United	1:46:03
99	Johan Jacobs	Groupama-FDJ United	1:46:16
100	Connor Swift	Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team	1:46:21
101	Amanuel Ghebreigzabhier	Lidl-Trek	1:46:56
102	Fabio Van den Bossche	Soudal Quick-Step	1:47:02
103	Tim Rex	Team Visma \| Lease a Bike	1:48:01
104	Robert Stannard	Bahrain Victorious	1:48:31
105	Paul Magnier	Soudal Quick-Step	1:49:00
106	Jardi Van Der Lee	EF Education-EasyPost	1:49:01
107	Cyril Barthe	Groupama-FDJ United	1:51:02
108	Luca Vergallito	Alpecin-Premier Tech	1:51:33
109	Diego Sevilla	Team Polti-VisitMalta	1:51:54
110	Mirco Maestri	Team Polti-VisitMalta	1:52:04
111	Markus Hoelgaard	Uno-X Mobility	1:52:38
112	Filippo Magli	Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber	1:52:39
113	Jonas Geens	Alpecin-Premier Tech	1:53:58
114	Fredrik Dversnes	Uno-X Mobility	1:54:35
115	David González	Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team	1:54:51
116	Pascal Ackermann	Team Jayco-AlUla	1:55:49
117	James Shaw	EF Education-EasyPost	1:56:00
118	Iván García Cortina	Movistar Team	1:56:14
119	Timo Kielich	Team Visma \| Lease a Bike	1:57:16
120	Martin Marcellusi	Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber	1:57:20
121	Madis Mihkels	EF Education-EasyPost	1:57:22
122	Chris Hamilton	Team Picnic PostNL	1:58:10
123	Oliver Naesen	Decathlon CMA CGM Team	1:59:20
124	Tobias Lund Andresen	Decathlon CMA CGM Team	1:59:35
125	Rasmus Søjberg Pedersen	Decathlon CMA CGM Team	2:00:49
126	Niklas Larsen	Unibet Rose Rockets	2:01:09
127	Ethan Vernon	NSN Cycling Team	2:02:00
128	Robert Donaldson	Team Jayco-AlUla	2:02:15
129	Jonas Rutsch	Lotto-Intermarché	2:02:20
130	Sjoerd Bax	Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team	2:02:25
131	Fran Miholjevic	Bahrain Victorious	2:02:59
132	Nico Denz	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	2:03:54
133	Ayco Bastiaens	Soudal Quick-Step	2:08:18
134	Jensen Plowright	Alpecin-Premier Tech	2:08:45
135	Paul Penhoët	Groupama-FDJ United	2:12:47
136	António Morgado	UAE Team Emirates-XRG	2:13:47
137	Sakarias Koller Løland	Uno-X Mobility	2:14:47
138	Casper van Uden	Team Picnic PostNL	2:14:48
139	Tim Naberman	Team Picnic PostNL	2:15:59
140	Jonathan Milan	Lidl-Trek	2:16:12
141	Tim Torn Teutenberg	Lidl-Trek	2:17:09
142	Lukas Kubis	Unibet Rose Rockets	2:18:11
143	Dries van Gestel	Soudal Quick-Step	2:18:44
144	Dion Smith	NSN Cycling Team	2:19:49
145	Ryan Mullen	NSN Cycling Team	2:23:22
146	Tord Gudmestad	Decathlon CMA CGM Team	2:23:40
147	Matyas Kopecky	Unibet Rose Rockets	2:24:52
148	Enrico Zanoncello	Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber	2:26:26
149	Giovanni Lonardi	Team Polti-VisitMalta	2:26:59
150	Tomas Kopecky	Unibet Rose Rockets	2:27:28
151	Elmar Reinders	Unibet Rose Rockets	2:27:56
152	Hartthijs de Vries	Unibet Rose Rockets	2:28:35
153	Max Walscheid	Lidl-Trek	2:29:24
154	Fabian Lienhard	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	2:29:33
155	Dylan Groenewegen	Unibet Rose Rockets	2:29:36
156	Johan Price-Pejtersen	Alpecin-Premier Tech	2:29:42
157	Simone Consonni	Lidl-Trek	2:31:24
158	Sean Flynn	Team Picnic PostNL	2:31:30
159	Luca Mozzato	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	2:32:01
160	Robin Froidevaux	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	2:34:11
161	Arjen Livyns	XDS Astana Team	2:37:21
162	Matteo Malucelli	XDS Astana Team	2:39:36
163	Frank van den Broek	Team Picnic PostNL	2:49:52
164	Erlend Blikra	Uno-X Mobility	2:50:07