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Tuesday, July 24: Stage 16, Carcassone - Bagnères de Luchon, 218 km

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Julian Alaphilippe takes stage sixteen.

Rated ascents:

• Km 25: Côte de Fanjeaux, 2.4 km @ 4.9% average gradient, Cat. 4
• Km 72: Côte de Pamiers, 2.3 km @ 5.8%, Cat. 4
• Km 155.5: Col de Portet-d'Aspet, 5.4 km @ 7.1%, Cat. 2
• Km 171: Col de Menté, 6.9 km @ 8.1%, Cat. 1
• Km 208: Col du Portillon, 8.3 km @ 7.1%, Cat. 1

Weather at the finish city of Bagnères de Luchon at 1:50 PM, local time: 21C (70F), rain, with the wind from the NW at 6 km/hr (4 mph).Thunderstorms are forecast for the next several hours.

The race: The stage's official start was given at 11:43. There were two non-starters, Damian Howson (Mitchelton-Scott) & Serge Pauwels (Dimension Data)

Here's the organizer's telling of the day's racing:

Julian Alaphilippe of Quick Step Floors took the first Pyrenean stage one week after he claimed his maiden Tour de France victory on the first day in the Alps. He extended his lead in the King of the Mountain classification while Geraint Thomas retained the yellow jersey.

148 riders took the start of stage 16 in Carcassonne. 2 non-starters: Damian Howson (Mitchelton-Scott) and Serge Pauwels (Dimension Data). There were many unsuccessful attacks in the first part of the race. Warren Barguil (Fortuneo-Samsic) took the first KOM point atop the côte de Fanjeaux (km 25) after which the race was neutralized due to incidents on the road side.

The peloton resumed competing at km 33. Franco Pellizotti (Bahrain-Merida), Stefan Küng (BMC), Rafal Majka (Bora-Hansgrohe) and Andrea Pasqualon (Wanty-Groupe Gobert) attacked at km 35. They were reeled in at km 48. Many skirsmishes took place. Julian Alaphilippe (Quick Step) took the second KOM point atop the côte de Pamiers (km 72). It was still all together after 100km of racing.

44 riders made the first peloton at km 101. Three more came across to make it 47 at the front: Simon Clarke (EF Education First), Silvan Dillier, Matthias Fränk and Pierre Latour (AG2R-La Mondiale), Simon Geschke, Soren Kragh and Edward Theuns (Team Sunweb), Warren Barguil, Maxime Bouet, Romain Hardy, Amäel Moinard and Laurent Pichon (Fortuneo-Samsic), Gorka Izagirre, Ion Izagirre and Domenico Pozzovivo (Bahrain-Merida), Adam Yates and Matthew Hayman (Mitchelton-Scott), Andrey Amador, Daniele Bennati and Marc Soler (Movistar Team), Damiano Caruso, Greg van Avermaet and Tejay Van Garderen (BMC Racing Team), Kristijan Durasek (UAE Team Emirates), Julian Alaphilippe and Philippe Gilbert (Quick-Step Floors), Marcus Burghardt and Gregor Mühlberger (Bora-Hansgrohe), Magnus Cort and Michael Valgren (Astana), Edvald Boasson Hagen, Tom-Jelte Slagter and Julien Vermote (Team Dimension Data), Nils Politt (Katusha-Alpecin), Rudy Molard (Groupama-FDJ), Robert Gesink (LottoNL-Jumbo), Jelle Vanendert (Lotto-Soudal), Thomas Boudat (Direct Energie), Bauke Mollema, Julien Bernand, Koek de Kort and Jasper Stuyven (Trek-Segafredo), Christophe Laporte, Nicolas Edet and Dani Navarro (Cofidis), Marco Minaard and Guillaume Martin (Wanty-Groupe Gobert).

Before the main climbs of the day, their maximum advantage over the bunch led by Team Sky was 10’54’’ with 66km to go.

Gilbert rode away solo from the bottom of the ascent to Portet d’Aspet. He crested the second category climb in the lead with an advantage of 55’’ over Alaphilippe and Barguil but he crashed in a ravine before going back on his bike.

Barguil fired up the race before the ascent to col de Menté but couldn’t hold on to the pace set by Caruso and Gesink who had been prompt to follow his move. Alaphilippe bridged the gap to crest the col de Menté in first position. 13 riders gathered at the front with 36km to go. They were 17 together at the bottom of the col du Portillon, the last climb of the day with the peloton cruising 11 minutes behind. 5km before the summit, Gesink, Pozzovivo and Mollema took the command of the race.

With 3km of climbing remaining, Yates rode away solo and crested the col du Portillon 15’’ before Alaphilippe. The Englishman crashed in the downhill with 7km to go and the Frenchman passed him. The polka dot jersey holder made no mistake to claim a solo victory in Bagnères-de-Luchon, the fourth for Quick Step after Fernando Gaviria won two bunch sprints at the beginning of the Tour in Vendée and Brittany. The Belgian team is only one stage win down on its score last year.

The yellow jersey group comprising all the favourites crossed the line with a deficit of 8’52’’.

Here are our live updates:

After about 33 kilometers, French farmers angry with government policies blocked the road with hay bales. The police had to break up the protest using pepper spray and tear gas. Some of the riders were hit with the spray and needed medical help.

The race resumed after being stopped and neutralized for 15 minutes.

The riders are stopped while the road is cleared. ASO photo

Km 93: After several break attempts, the peloton was together. It is raining. Quick-Step rider Tim Declercq abandoned.

Km 107: 44 riders are two minutes ahead of an uninterested peloton.

Km 134: The big group of escapees has grown to 47 riders and is 5min 42sec ahead of the yellow jersey group.

They are: Simon Clarke (EF Education First), Silvan Dillier, Matthias Fränk and Pierre Latour (AG2R-La Mondiale), Simon Geschke, Soren Kragh and Edward Theuns (Team Sunweb), Warren Barguil, Maxime Bouet, Romain Hardy, Amäel Moinard and Laurent Pichon (Fortuneo-Samsic), Gorka Izagirre, Ion Izagirre and Domenico Pozzovivo (Bahrain-Merida), Adam Yates and Matthew Hayman (Mitchelton-Scott), Andrey Amador, Daniele Bennati and Marc Soler (Movistar Team), Damiano Caruso, Greg van Avermaet and Tejay Van Garderen (BMC Racing Team), Kristijan Durasek (UAE Team Emirates), Julian Alaphilippe and Philippe Gilbert (Quick-Step Floors), Marcus Burghardt and Gregor Mühlberger (Bora-Hansgrohe), Magnus Cort and Michael Valgren (Astana), Edvald Boasson Hagen, Tom-Jelte Slagter and Julien Vermote (Team Dimension Data), Nils Politt (Katusha-Alpecin), Rudy Molard (Groupama-FDJ), Robert Gesink (LottoNL-Jumbo), Jelle Vanendert (Lotto-Soudal), Thomas Boudat (Direct Energie), Bauke Mollema, Julien Bernand, Koek de Kort and Jasper Stuyven (Trek-Segafredo), Christophe Laporte, Nicolas Edet and Dani Navarro (Cofidis), Marco Minaard and Guillaume Martin (Wanty-Groupe Gobert)

Km 124: Christophe Laporte won the intermediate sprint. The big result from this is that there are not enough sprinter's points left in this Tour de France to take the Green jersey from Peter Sagan. Sagan has 452 points and there are 270 left to win. Alexander Kristoff has 170. Sagan has only to finish this Tour to get his sixth Green Jersey.

Km 155: Near the top of the Portet d'Aspet, Philippe Gilbert has gone clear and is a minute ahead of 44 chasers. The Yellow Jersey group is 10 minutes back.

Gilbert was first over the summit with Julian Alaphilppe second, at 55 seconds.

Km 161: Philippe Gilbert crashed on the descent of the Portet-d'Aspet. He was able to walk out of the ravine, sit for a while and resume riding.

The now 44 riders in the lead are 10min 32sec ahead of the peloton.

Km 168: On the slopes of the Col de Menté, Damiano Caruso and Robert Gesink are a half-minute ahead of a now 19-rider group. The peloton with the Yellow and Green jerseys is 12 minutes back.

Km 186: But it was Julian Alaphilippe who was first over the Col de Menté, followed by Bauke Mollema and Damiano Caruso. There was a regrouping on the descent and now there is a lead group of 17 riders who are 12 minutes ahead of the peloton. Between the two is a 6-man group with Greg van Avermaet and Jon Izaguirre.

Km 197: The 17 lead riders are 10min 42sec ahead of the peloton. They are closing in on the day's final climb, the first-category Col du Portillon.

The finish: Adam Yates went solo on the Col du Portillon and was the first to crest the mountain, followed by Julian Alaphilippe. On the descent Yates crashed, allowing Alaphilippe to win the stage.

Complete Results:

Stage 16 photos

218 kilometers raced at an average speed of 41.740 km/hr

1	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	Quick-Step Floors	5hr 13min 22sec
2	GORKA IZAGUIRRE	Bahrain-Merida	@ 15sec
3	ADAM YATES	Mitchelton-Scott	s.t.
4	BAUKE MOLLEMA	Trek-Segafredo	s.t.
5	DOMENICO POZZOVIVO	Bahrain-Merida	+ 00' 18''
6	ROBERT GESINK	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 00' 37''
7	MICHAEL VALGREN ANDERSEN	Astana	+ 00' 56''
8	GREGOR MÜHLBERGER	Bora-hansgrohe	s.t.
9	MARC SOLER	Movistar	+ 01' 10''
10	PIERRE ROGER LATOUR	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 01' 18''
11	DAMIANO CARUSO	BMC	s.t.
12	GUILLAUME MARTIN	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 01' 20''
13	JELLE VANENDERT	Lotto-Soudal	+ 02' 09''
14	RUDY MOLARD	Groupama-FDJ	+ 02' 31''
15	ANDREY AMADOR	Movistar	s.t.
16	JON IZAGUIRRE	Bahrain-Merida	+ 03' 42''
17	GREG VAN AVERMAET	BMC	+ 05' 23''
18	JULIEN BERNARD	Trek-Segafredo	+ 06' 27''
19	WARREN BARGUIL	Fortuneo-Samsic	+ 06' 29''
20	KRISTIJAN ÐURASEK	UAE-Team Emirates	s.t.
21	MICHAL KWIATKOWSKI	Sky	+ 08' 52''
22	EGAN ARLEY BERNAL	Sky	s.t.
23	CHRIS FROOME	Sky	s.t.
24	GERAINT THOMAS	Sky	s.t.
25	TOM DUMOULIN	Team Sunweb	s.t.
26	SØREN KRAGH ANDERSEN	Team Sunweb	s.t.
27	ROMAIN BARDET	Ag2r La Mondiale	s.t.
28	MIKEL LANDA MEANA	Movistar	s.t.
29	STEVEN KRUIJSWIJK	LottoNL-Jumbo	s.t.
30	NAIRO QUINTANA	Movistar	s.t.
31	PRIMOŽ ROGLIC	LottoNL-Jumbo	s.t.
32	JAKOB FUGLSANG	Astana	s.t.
33	DANIEL MARTIN	UAE-Team Emirates	s.t.
34	ALEJANDRO VALVERDE	Movistar	s.t.
35	BOB JUNGELS	Quick-Step Floors	s.t.
36	MATHIAS FRANK	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 09' 01''
37	ILNUR ZAKARIN	Katusha-Alpecin	+ 09' 04''
38	SIMON GESCHKE	Team Sunweb	s.t.
39	MIKEL NIEVE	Mitchelton-Scott	s.t.
40	AMAEL MOINARD	Fortuneo-Samsic	s.t.
41	ANTWAN TOLHOEK	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 09' 25''
42	TANEL KANGERT	Astana	+ 09' 56''
43	DANIEL NAVARRO	Cofidis	+ 10' 13''
44	TEJAY VAN GARDEREN	BMC	+ 11' 26''
45	WOUT POELS	Sky	+ 11' 48''
46	THOMAS DE GENDT	Lotto-Soudal	+ 12' 10''
47	PIERRE ROLLAND	EF Education First-Drapac	s.t.
48	JESUS HERRADA	Cofidis	s.t.
49	IAN BOSWELL	Katusha-Alpecin	+ 13' 27''
50	JULIEN VERMOTE	Dimension Data	+ 13' 51''
51	TOM-JELTE SLAGTER	Dimension Data	s.t.
52	TOBIAS LUDVIGSSON	Groupama-FDJ	+ 14' 05''
53	LILIAN CALMEJANE	Direct Energie	s.t.
54	THOMAS DEGAND	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	s.t.
55	NICOLAS EDET	Cofidis	s.t.
56	SYLVAIN CHAVANEL	Direct Energie	s.t.
57	LAURENS TEN DAM	Team Sunweb	s.t.
58	JESPER HANSEN	Astana	s.t.
59	JHON DARWIN ATAPUMA	UAE-Team Emirates	s.t.
60	MARCO MINNAARD	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	s.t.
61	OMAR FRAILE	Astana	+ 16' 35''
62	JONATHAN CASTROVIEJO	Sky	+ 17' 17''
63	SILVAN DILLIER	Ag2r La Mondiale	s.t.
64	PAVEL KOCHETKOV	Katusha-Alpecin	+ 18' 47''
65	EDWARD THEUNS	Team Sunweb	+ 19' 05''
66	ROMAIN HARDY	Fortuneo-Samsic	s.t.
67	KOEN DE KORT	Trek-Segafredo	s.t.
68	JASPER STUYVEN	Trek-Segafredo	s.t.
69	OLIVER NAESEN	Ag2r La Mondiale	s.t.
70	SIMON CLARKE	EF Education First-Drapac	s.t.
71	DANIEL FELIPE MARTINEZ	EF Education First-Drapac	s.t.
72	FRANCO PELLIZOTTI	Bahrain-Merida	s.t.
73	MAXIME BOUET	Fortuneo-Samsic	s.t.
74	LAURENT PICHON	Fortuneo-Samsic	s.t.
75	RAFAL MAJKA	Bora-hansgrohe	s.t.
76	SIMON GERRANS	BMC	s.t.
77	MICHAEL SCHÄR	BMC	s.t.
78	CHAD HAGA	Team Sunweb	s.t.
79	PAUL MARTENS	LottoNL-Jumbo	s.t.
80	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN	Astana	s.t.
81	KEVIN LEDANOIS	Fortuneo-Samsic	s.t.
82	YVES LAMPAERT	Quick-Step Floors	s.t.
83	EDVALD BOASSON HAGEN	Dimension Data	s.t.
84	RORY SUTHERLAND	UAE-Team Emirates	s.t.
85	ELIE GESBERT	Fortuneo-Samsic	s.t.
86	NILS POLITT	Katusha-Alpecin	+ 20' 39''
87	DARYL IMPEY	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 20' 55''
88	MATHEW HAYMAN	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 20' 55''
89	MARCUS BURGHARDT	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 22' 17''
90	IMANOL ERVITI	Movistar	s.t.
91	DANIELE BENNATI	Movistar	s.t.
92	ARTHUR VICHOT	Groupama-FDJ	+ 23' 29''
93	THOMAS BOUDAT	Direct Energie	s.t.
94	DAVID GAUDU	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
95	STEFAN KÜNG	BMC	s.t.
96	CHRISTOPHE LAPORTE	Cofidis	+ 23' 32''
97	AMUND GRØNDAHL JANSEN	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 25' 34''
98	ANDREA PASQUALON	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 30' 47''
99	MICHAEL HEPBURN	Mitchelton-Scott	s.t.
100	NIKIAS ARNDT	Team Sunweb	s.t.
101	TIMOTHY DUPONT	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	s.t.
102	GUILLAUME VAN KEIRSBULCK	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	s.t.
103	RAMON SINKELDAM	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
104	NIKI TERPSTRA	Quick-Step Floors	s.t.
105	YOANN OFFREDO	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	s.t.
106	JASPER DE BUYST	Lotto-Soudal	s.t.
107	MARCO MARCATO	UAE-Team Emirates	s.t.
108	TOMASZ MARCZYNSKI	Lotto-Soudal	s.t.
109	ANTHONY TURGIS	Cofidis	s.t.
110	FABIEN GRELLIER	Direct Energie	s.t.
111	LUKAS PÖSTLBERGER	Bora-hansgrohe	s.t.
112	OLIVIERO TROIA	UAE-Team Emirates	s.t.
113	PAWEL POLJANSKI	Bora-hansgrohe	s.t.
114	REINARDT VAN RENSBURG	Dimension Data	s.t.
115	JOHN DEGENKOLB	Trek-Segafredo	s.t.
116	TAYLOR PHINNEY	EF Education First-Drapac	s.t.
117	SONNY COLBRELLI	Bahrain-Merida	s.t.
118	FLORIAN VACHON	Fortuneo-Samsic	s.t.
119	TOMS SKUJINS	Trek-Segafredo	s.t.
120	ALEXANDER KRISTOFF	UAE-Team Emirates	s.t.
121	TIMO ROOSEN	LottoNL-Jumbo	s.t.
122	JACOPO GUARNIERI	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
123	MAXIMILIANO ARIEL RICHEZE	Quick-Step Floors	s.t.
124	KRISTIJAN KOREN	Bahrain-Merida	s.t.
125	LUKE DURBRIDGE	Mitchelton-Scott	s.t.
126	JACK BAUER	Mitchelton-Scott	s.t.
127	DANIEL OSS	Bora-hansgrohe	s.t.
128	DION SMITH	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	s.t.
129	JAY ROBERT THOMSON	Dimension Data	s.t.
130	TOM SCULLY	EF Education First-Drapac	s.t.
131	OLIVIER LE GAC	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
132	ROMAIN SICARD	Direct Energie	s.t.
133	DIMITRI CLAEYS	Cofidis	s.t.
134	HEINRICH HAUSSLER	Bahrain-Merida	s.t.
135	LUKE ROWE	Sky	s.t.
136	MACIEJ BODNAR	Bora-hansgrohe	s.t.
137	JEROME COUSIN	Direct Energie	s.t.
138	PETER SAGAN	Bora-hansgrohe	s.t.
139	MICHAEL GOGL	Trek-Segafredo	s.t.
140	ROBERTO FERRARI	UAE-Team Emirates	s.t.
141	DAMIEN GAUDIN	Direct Energie	s.t.
142	PHILIPPE GILBERT	Quick-Step Floors	+ 31' 11''
143	SEP VANMARCKE	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 31' 13''
144	LAWSON CRADDOCK	EF Education First-Drapac	s.t.
145	ANTHONY PEREZ	Cofidis	+ 31' 26''
146	JULIEN SIMON	Cofidis	s.t.
147	ARNAUD DEMARE	Groupama-FDJ	+ 41' 20''

GC after Stage 16:

• GC leader: Geraint Thomas (Team Sky)
• Mountains classification leader: Julian Alaphilippe (Quick-Step Floors)
• Points classification leader: Peter Sagan (Bora-hansgrohe)
• Best young rider: Pierre Roger Latour (Ag2r La Mondiale)
• Team classification leader: Bahrain-Merida

2,765.5 kilometers raced so far at an average speed of 40.550 km/hr

1	GERAINT THOMAS	Sky	68hr 12min 1sec
2	CHRIS FROOME	Sky	@ 1min 39sec
3	TOM DUMOULIN	Team Sunweb	+ 01' 50''
4	PRIMOŽ ROGLIC	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 02' 38''
5	ROMAIN BARDET	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 03' 21''
6	MIKEL LANDA	Movistar	+ 03' 42''
7	STEVEN KRUIJSWIJK	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 03' 57''
8	NAIRO QUINTANA	Movistar	+ 04' 23''
9	JAKOB FUGLSANG	Astana	+ 06' 14''
10	DANIEL MARTIN	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 06' 54''
11	ALEJANDRO VALVERDE	Movistar	+ 09' 36''
12	BOB JUNGELS	Quick-Step Floors	+ 09' 53''
13	PIERRE ROGER LATOUR	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 09' 54''
14	ILNUR ZAKARIN	Katusha-Alpecin	+ 10' 13''
15	GUILLAUME MARTIN	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 12' 23''
16	DAMIANO CARUSO	BMC	+ 14' 02''
17	GREG VAN AVERMAET	BMC	+ 14' 53''
18	BAUKE MOLLEMA	Trek-Segafredo	+ 17' 15''
19	MIKEL NIEVE	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 19' 03''
20	DOMENICO POZZOVIVO	Bahrain-Merida	+ 20' 29''
21	TANEL KANGERT	Astana	+ 22' 40''
22	WARREN BARGUIL	Fortuneo-Samsic	+ 23' 22''
23	EGAN ARLEY BERNAL	Sky	+ 23' 44''
24	JON IZAGUIRRE	Bahrain-Merida	+ 24' 34''
25	LILIAN CALMEJANE	Direct Energie	+ 27' 30''
26	SIMON GESCHKE	Team Sunweb	+ 30' 08''
27	ADAM YATES	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 31' 15''
28	RAFAL MAJKA	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 33' 31''
29	GORKA IZAGUIRRE	Bahrain-Merida	+ 33' 58''
30	PIERRE ROLLAND	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 35' 40''
31	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	Quick-Step Floors	+ 49' 27''
32	ROBERT GESINK	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 49' 39''
33	JULIEN BERNARD	Trek-Segafredo	+ 54' 12''
34	DANIEL FELIPE MARTINEZ	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 54' 26''
35	RUDY MOLARD	Groupama-FDJ	+ 56' 43''
36	AMAEL MOINARD	Fortuneo-Samsic	+ 58' 57''
37	SYLVAIN CHAVANEL	Direct Energie	+ 59' 21''
38	TEJAY VAN GARDEREN	BMC	+ 01H 00' 14''
39	MICHAEL VALGREN ANDERSEN	Astana	+ 01H 02' 07''
40	DARYL IMPEY	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 01H 02' 53''
41	ANDREY AMADOR	Movistar	+ 01H 03' 35''
42	ARTHUR VICHOT	Groupama-FDJ	+ 01H 05' 30''
43	SØREN KRAGH ANDERSEN	Team Sunweb	+ 01H 10' 11''
44	DAVID GAUDU	Groupama-FDJ	+ 01H 11' 28''
45	JESUS HERRADA	Cofidis	+ 01H 12' 09''
46	MATHIAS FRANK	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 01H 12' 48''
47	NICOLAS EDET	Cofidis	+ 01H 13' 57''
48	STEFAN KÜNG	BMC	+ 01H 15' 26''
49	KRISTIJAN ÐURASEK	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 01H 17' 17''
50	MAXIME BOUET	Fortuneo-Samsic	+ 01H 17' 49''
51	PHILIPPE GILBERT	Quick-Step Floors	+ 01H 18' 42''
52	TOM-JELTE SLAGTER	Dimension Data	+ 01H 20' 20''
53	ANTWAN TOLHOEK	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 01H 20' 45''
54	JASPER STUYVEN	Trek-Segafredo	+ 01H 21' 22''
55	OMAR FRAILE	Astana	+ 01H 21' 54''
56	LAURENS TEN DAM	Team Sunweb	+ 01H 22' 07''
57	THOMAS DEGAND	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 01H 22' 42''
58	THOMAS DE GENDT	Lotto-Soudal	+ 01H 23' 04''
59	MICHAL KWIATKOWSKI	Sky	+ 01H 24' 30''
60	PETER SAGAN	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 01H 27' 15''
61	DANIEL NAVARRO	Cofidis	+ 01H 27' 19''
62	PAVEL KOCHETKOV	Katusha-Alpecin	+ 01H 28' 29''
63	MARCO MINNAARD	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 01H 28' 36''
64	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN	Astana	+ 01H 31' 00''
65	WOUT POELS	Sky	+ 01H 31' 31''
66	FRANCO PELLIZOTTI	Bahrain-Merida	+ 01H 32' 34''
67	MARC SOLER	Movistar	+ 01H 33' 18''
68	OLIVER NAESEN	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 01H 33' 49''
69	JHON DARWIN ATAPUMA	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 01H 41' 36''
70	JESPER HANSEN	Astana	+ 01H 42' 48''
71	NIKIAS ARNDT	Team Sunweb	+ 01H 44' 09''
72	JELLE VANENDERT	Lotto-Soudal	+ 01H 45' 08''
73	CHAD HAGA	Team Sunweb	+ 01H 45' 54''
74	KOEN DE KORT	Trek-Segafredo	+ 01H 47' 49''
75	TOBIAS LUDVIGSSON	Groupama-FDJ	+ 01H 48' 02''
76	YVES LAMPAERT	Quick-Step Floors	+ 01H 49' 47''
77	IAN BOSWELL	Katusha-Alpecin	+ 01H 50' 34''
78	ROMAIN SICARD	Direct Energie	+ 01H 51' 01''
79	TOMS SKUJINS	Trek-Segafredo	+ 01H 51' 07''
80	JULIEN VERMOTE	Dimension Data	+ 01H 51' 35''
81	GREGOR MÜHLBERGER	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 01H 52' 07''
82	IMANOL ERVITI	Movistar	+ 01H 53' 57''
83	EDVALD BOASSON HAGEN	Dimension Data	+ 01H 54' 12''
84	SILVAN DILLIER	Ag2r La Mondiale	+ 01H 56' 06''
85	PAUL MARTENS	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 01H 56' 15''
86	ELIE GESBERT	Fortuneo-Samsic	+ 01H 57' 42''
87	JONATHAN CASTROVIEJO	Sky	+ 02H 00' 08''
88	NILS POLITT	Katusha-Alpecin	+ 02H 00' 17''
89	ANTHONY PEREZ	Cofidis	+ 02H 00' 30''
90	THOMAS BOUDAT	Direct Energie	+ 02H 00' 47''
91	EDWARD THEUNS	Team Sunweb	+ 02H 00' 48''
92	ANDREA PASQUALON	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 02H 01' 44''
93	PAWEL POLJANSKI	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 02H 01' 54''
94	MARCUS BURGHARDT	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 02H 03' 06''
95	MICHAEL SCHÄR	BMC	+ 02H 06' 43''
96	KRISTIJAN KOREN	Bahrain-Merida	+ 02H 07' 11''
97	JEROME COUSIN	Direct Energie	+ 02H 09' 13''
98	YOANN OFFREDO	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 02H 10' 56''
99	SIMON CLARKE	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 02H 12' 13''
100	FLORIAN VACHON	Fortuneo-Samsic	+ 02H 12' 32''
101	DION SMITH	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 02H 13' 25''
102	SONNY COLBRELLI	Bahrain-Merida	+ 02H 13' 26''
103	LAURENT PICHON	Fortuneo-Samsic	+ 02H 14' 11''
104	JULIEN SIMON	Cofidis	s.t.
105	DANIELE BENNATI	Movistar	+ 02H 15' 34''
106	KEVIN LEDANOIS	Fortuneo-Samsic	s.t.
107	MATHEW HAYMAN	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 02H 16' 30''
108	ROMAIN HARDY	Fortuneo-Samsic	+ 02H 16' 47''
109	REINARDT VAN RENSBURG	Dimension Data	+ 02H 16' 56''
110	JOHN DEGENKOLB	Trek-Segafredo	+ 02H 18' 16''
111	RORY SUTHERLAND	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 02H 18' 25''
112	MICHAEL GOGL	Trek-Segafredo	+ 02H 19' 28''
113	NIKI TERPSTRA	Quick-Step Floors	+ 02H 20' 41''
114	TOMASZ MARCZYNSKI	Lotto-Soudal	+ 02H 21' 15''
115	SIMON GERRANS	BMC	+ 02H 21' 44''
116	ALEXANDER KRISTOFF	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 02H 21' 54''
117	SEP VANMARCKE	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 02H 22' 01''
118	DANIEL OSS	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 02H 22' 35''
119	MICHAEL HEPBURN	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 02H 26' 24''
120	LUKE DURBRIDGE	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 02H 29' 20''
121	MACIEJ BODNAR	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 02H 31' 54''
122	FABIEN GRELLIER	Direct Energie	+ 02H 32' 11''
123	HEINRICH HAUSSLER	Bahrain-Merida	+ 02H 33' 07''
124	MARCO MARCATO	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 02H 34' 32''
125	JACK BAUER	Mitchelton-Scott	+ 02H 35' 31''
126	CHRISTOPHE LAPORTE	Cofidis	+ 02H 37' 03''
127	OLIVIER LE GAC	Groupama-FDJ	+ 02H 37' 57''
128	ANTHONY TURGIS	Cofidis	+ 02H 38' 39''
129	TIMOTHY DUPONT	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 02H 39' 22''
130	GUILLAUME VAN KEIRSBULCK	Wanty-Groupe Gobert	+ 02H 39' 24''
131	LUKAS PÖSTLBERGER	Bora-hansgrohe	+ 02H 39' 44''
132	TOM SCULLY	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 02H 40' 27''
133	TAYLOR PHINNEY	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 02H 42' 03''
134	RAMON SINKELDAM	Groupama-FDJ	+ 02H 43' 27''
135	LUKE ROWE	Sky	+ 02H 43' 49''
136	OLIVIERO TROIA	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 02H 44' 09''
137	DIMITRI CLAEYS	Cofidis	+ 02H 46' 43''
138	DAMIEN GAUDIN	Direct Energie	+ 02H 46' 49''
139	MAXIMILIANO ARIEL RICHEZE	Quick-Step Floors	+ 02H 47' 13''
140	ROBERTO FERRARI	UAE-Team Emirates	+ 02H 48' 39''
141	ARNAUD DEMARE	Groupama-FDJ	+ 02H 53' 50''
142	JASPER DE BUYST	Lotto-Soudal	+ 02H 57' 53''
143	TIMO ROOSEN	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 02H 59' 28''
144	JACOPO GUARNIERI	Groupama-FDJ	+ 03H 00' 25''
145	AMUND GRØNDAHL JANSEN	LottoNL-Jumbo	+ 03H 00' 36''
146	JAY ROBERT THOMSON	Dimension Data	+ 03H 05' 05''
147	LAWSON CRADDOCK	EF Education First-Drapac	+ 03H 16' 35''

Stage 16 map:

Stage 16 profile:

Stage 16 photos by Fotoreporter Sirotti:

Julian Alaphilippe races down the Portillon to the finish.

Romain Bardet

Greg van Avermaet

Michal Kwiatkowski leads the sky team down the Portillon.

Chris Froome & Geraint Thomas tucked in behind their Sky team.

Gorka Izaguirre leads a group down the Portillon.

Julian Alaphilippe takes the stage in style.

Stage winner Julian Alaphilippe

Only a few more days to go for Geraint Thomas.

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