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There Was a Huge Shake-Up at the Tour de France Today

Danish rider Jonas Vingegaard cracked race leader Tadej Pogacar and seized the yellow jersey

Jonas Vingegaard wins stage 11 of the Tour de France.

Denmark's Jonas Vingegaard cracked leader Tadej Pogacar to take control of the race lead. (Photo: Tim de Waele /Getty Images)

Shane Stokes

Published July 13, 2022 11:25AM

This story originally ran on VeloNews.

Jonas Vingegaard pulled off a stunning stage win at the Tour de France on Wednesday after dropping race leader Tadej Pogacar on the slopes of the Col du Granon ascent. In doing so, the Danish leader seized the yellow race leader’s jersey from Pogacar, who finished almost three minutes in arrears.

Second on the stage went to Colombian rider Nairo Quintana (Arkéa-Samsic), who crossed the line 59 seconds behind Vingegaard. France’s Romain Bardet (Team DSM) was at 1:10, 2018 Tour winner Geraint Thomas of Great Britain (Ineos Grenadiers) was at 1:38, and David Gaudu (Groupama-FDJ) and Thomas’ teammate Adam Yates completed a scattered top six.

Pogacar trailed in a staggering 2 minutes, 52 seconds behind in seventh position. He slumped over his handlebars, exhausted, after crossing the line. With time bonuses factored in, Pogacar slipped to third overall 2:22 back, with Bardet now six seconds ahead of him in the general classification.

Vingegaard is now the first rider to have dropped Pogacar in a grand tour since the Slovenian wunderkind began racking up victories three years ago. Pogacar is the two-time Tour de France champion, and prior to Wednesday, had never been put under serious pressure at the world’s biggest bike race.

“I think it is really incredible. It is hard for me to put words on it,” Vingegaard said at the finish. “This is what I dreamt of always, a stage in the Tour and now the yellow jersey … incredible.”

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His Jumbo-Visma team was aggressive early on, putting Wout van Aert up the road in the opening miles of the race, and then attacking Pogacar repeatedly during the stage. Vingegaard and co-leader Primoz Roglic launched several one-two surges at the base of the Col du Telegraphe, forcing the Slovenian to chase both, and while Roglic subsequently cracked, Vingegaard ended the day with the benefits of that strategy.

“We made a plan from the start of the day. I guess obviously you could see what the plan was,” he explained. “We wanted to make a super-hard race. We thought it was in my favor and in the favor of Primoz.

“I took a lot of time today, but I never would have done that without my teammates. I really have to thank all of them. They were all incredibly strong today and I would never have done this without them.”

The decisive move came three miles from the finish line. Vingegaard admitted that his move was more in hope than expectation, a surge borne out of a determination to try rather than any perceived signs that Pogacar was about to crack.

“On the Galibier, over the top, he was really strong and he dropped everybody else. I was a bit insecure if he was going full or not,” he said. “Then on the last climb I was thinking if I don’t try I am not going to win.

“Of course a second place is a nice result in the GC, but I tried this last year. Now at least I want to try to go for the victory. And that’s what I did today. Luckily it succeeded today and now I have the yellow jersey.

Jonas Vingegaard renverse le Tour de France : le Danois remporte la 11e étape en solitaire et s'empare du maillot jaune. https://t.co/gpw2Pnf6tM #TDF2022 pic.twitter.com/kbZgGMqGKx
— L'Équipe (@lequipe) July 13, 2022

“I will just keep on fighting for yellow to Paris.”

Heading into the High Mountains

Stage 11 of the Tour de France was the first really big mountain stage of the race, a daunting 94-mile epic taking the riders from the town of Albertville to the summit finish of the Col du Granon and scaling two beyond-category ascents along the way.

After an early intermediate sprint, the riders faced the second category Lacets de Montvernier, the first category Col du Télégraphe, the hors categorie Col du Galibier which, at 8,660 feet above sea level is the highest point of this year’s Tour, and then the final climb.

The Col du Granon was used only once before as a stage finish in the Tour, back in 1986 when Bernard Hinault had his last-ever day in the yellow jersey.

With that portent in mind, it was a day which promised a general classification shakeup. That is exactly how it would turn out.

Green jersey Wout van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) and longtime rival Mathieu Van der Poel (Alpecin-Decuninck) were the first aggressors, clipping away immediately after the drop of the flag and holding a lead of 42 seconds by the intermediate sprint.

Van Aert took first there to boost his lead in the green jersey contest, while behind six chasers mopped up the points from third through to eighth, putting Van Aert’s closest rival Fabio Jakobsen further on the back foot. He was only tenth there, taking a mere six points to Van Aert’s 20.

Those chasers were reeled in soon afterwards but Mattia Cattaneo (Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl) was able to bridge to Van Aert and Van der Poel at mile 18, with 17 others joining two miles later.

The additions were Mikaël Chérel (AG2R-Citroën), Nils Politt and Max Schachman (Bora-Hansgrohe), Andrea Bagioli (Quick Step), Simon Geschke and Ion Izagirre (Cofidis), Kamil Gradek and Dylan Teuns (Bahrain Victorious), Guillaume Van Keirsbulck (Alpecin-Deceuninck), Jonas Rutsch (EF Education-Easypost), Warren Barguil (Arkéa-Samsic), Mads Pedersen and Tony Gallopin (Trek-Segafredo), Maciej Bodnar and Pierre Latour (TotalEnergies), Krists Neilands (Israel-Premier Tech) and Van Aert’s Jumbo-Visma teammate Christophe Laporte.

Barguil was best-placed of those in the general classification but was little threat to Pogacar’s yellow jersey, having started the day 26th overall, 13 minutes and 33 seconds back. Yet he had another goal in mind.

Barguil Takes Aim for the Stage Win

Starting the foothills of the Lacets de Montvernier after 27 miles kiloeters of racing, the leaders were 3:10 ahead of the bunch. Van der Poel was dropped soon after the start of the climb and would retire from the race an hour later.

Latour led Geschke, Barguil and Van Aert across the top, a result that saw Geschke extend his lead in the King of the Mountains classification. The group was 7:20 ahead of the peloton with 48 miles remaining.

Bodnar and others were dropped on the Col du Télégraphe as Barguil began the process of thinning things down. He reduced the group to 11 riders while helping to boost their lead over the peloton to nine minutes with two miles to the summit.

He rolled over the top second there behind Latour and just ahead of Geschke and Chérel.

Behind, Roglic showed the aggressive intentions of the Jumbo-Visma team by attacking hard. He drove the pace down the descent of the Télégraphe and this created a selection, with Pogacar, Vingegaard, Pierre Laporte and Geraint Thomas (Ineos Grenadiers) going clear with him.

Jumbo-Visma continued firing on the Galiber, with Vinegaard and Roglic taking it in turns to attack the race leader. Pogacar covered each move and put in some digs of his own, with a temporary stalemate then breaking out.

Up front, Chérel played his hand 40 miles from the finish but didn’t get far. Van Aert, Geschke, Barguil and Latour then pushed ahead and were joined by Teuns, with Barguil then making his big move three miles from the top.

More Attacks on the Race Leader

The general classification contenders had regrouped behind but Roglic threw down the gauntlet again and made another probing surge, which was counted by Pogacar. Vingegaard marked him and further attacks followed before Roglic was dropped.

Bardet and Thomas also went south, with Pogacar and Vingegaard continuing together before yet another regrouping.

Barguil didn’t have to worry about any stop/start racing and continued a high tempo out front, netting the Souvenir Henri Desgrange prize by crossing the Col du Galibier first. He was 50 seconds clear of closest-chaser Geschke, with Latour at 1:25 and Van Aert close by but deciding to wait for his teammates.

With 18 miles remaining the Pogacar group was 4:40 behind Barguil. In addition to the race leader there were four Jumbo-Vismas, namely Vingegaard, Van Aert, Steven Kruijswijk and Sepp Kuss, as well as Ineos duo Geraint Thomas and Adam Yates, Romain Bardet (Team DSM), Ion Izagirre (Cofidis) and Nairo Quintana (Arkéa-Samsic).

Roglic had been dropped and was in a group with David Gaudu and other Groupama-FDJ riders, but Van Aert went back to those and helped them to return.

The yellow jersey group was 5:15 behind Barguil at that point but reduced its deficit on the final climb to 3:35 with six miles remaining.

The day’s big drama was about to play out.

Vingegaard Flies, Pogacar Fades

Quintana was feeling good and kicked clear from the yellow jersey group on the concluding climb of the Col du Granon. He caught and passed Geschke, and was 1 minute 52 seconds behind teammate Barguil with just under four miles to the top.

Rafal Majka (UAE Team Emirates) had been in trouble on the Galibier, but had rallied and was leading the Pogacar group with three miles left.

Bardet then kicked things off with a big attack. Vingegaard surged several minutes later, with Majka trying to lead Pogacar up to him but easing back when he realized his team leader was being dropped. Barguil was caught and left by Quintana with two miles remaining; Vingegaard then caught and dropped Bardet, and opened an ever-increasing gap over Pogacar and Thomas.

The yellow jersey had completely exploded and was soon on his own, following a lonely, losing path to the summit. Vingegaard was on a charge and sped past Quintana with two miles left, becoming the leading rider on the road. He had also just become the virtual yellow jersey, with Pogacar 40 seconds back at that point and slipping to 1:29 in arrears a few miles later.

The young Slovenian continued to fade from there, being passed by Gaudu and Yates, and eventually crossed the line a distant seventh, 2:51 behind the new race leader.

It was a huge blow and while the Tour isn’t over, it’s been shaken up in a way very few expected.

Tour de France Stage 11 Results

StageRankNameTeamTime

1	VINGEGAARD Jonas	Jumbo-Visma	4:18:02
2	QUINTANA Nairo	Team Arkéa Samsic	0:59
3	BARDET Romain	Team DSM	1:10
4	THOMAS Geraint	INEOS Grenadiers	1:38
5	GAUDU David	Groupama – FDJ	2:04
6	YATES Adam	INEOS Grenadiers	2:10
7	POGAČAR Tadej	UAE Team Emirates	2:51
8	LUTSENKO Alexey	Astana Qazaqstan Team	3:38
9	KRUIJSWIJK Steven	Jumbo-Visma	3:59
10	BARGUIL Warren	Team Arkéa Samsic	4:16
11	LATOUR Pierre	TotalEnergies	4:37
12	VLASOV Aleksandr	BORA – hansgrohe	4:40
13	MAJKA Rafał	UAE Team Emirates	6:38
14	MADOUAS Valentin	Groupama – FDJ	7:26
15	MAS Enric	Movistar Team	8:08
16	GESCHKE Simon	Cofidis	8:08
17	TEUNS Dylan	Bahrain – Victorious	9:48
18	PIDCOCK Thomas	INEOS Grenadiers	9:55
19	KUSS Sepp	Jumbo-Visma	11:31
20	ROGLIČ Primož	Jumbo-Visma	11:31
21	MEINTJES Louis	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	12:17
22	BENOOT Tiesj	Jumbo-Visma	13:47
23	JUNGELS Bob	AG2R Citroën Team	13:53
24	STORER Michael	Groupama – FDJ	16:57
25	VAN AERT Wout	Jumbo-Visma	17:27
26	IZAGIRRE Ion	Cofidis	17:27
27	VERONA Carlos	Movistar Team	20:48
28	SCHACHMANN Maximilian	BORA – hansgrohe	21:41
29	NEILANDS Krists	Israel – Premier Tech	22:08
30	ZEITS Andrey	Astana Qazaqstan Team	22:20
31	MCNULTY Brandon	UAE Team Emirates	24:45
32	PINOT Thibaut	Groupama – FDJ	25:54
33	GALLOPIN Tony	Trek – Segafredo	25:54
34	DOMBROWSKI Joe	Astana Qazaqstan Team	25:54
35	HAMILTON Chris	Team DSM	26:12
36	POWLESS Neilson	EF Education-EasyPost	26:44
37	GENIETS Kevin	Groupama – FDJ	26:48
38	CHEREL Mikaël	AG2R Citroën Team	27:06
39	VELASCO Simone	Astana Qazaqstan Team	27:16
40	GOOSSENS Kobe	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	27:16
41	MOLLEMA Bauke	Trek – Segafredo	27:16
42	SCHÖNBERGER Sebastian	B&B Hotels – KTM	27:16
43	BONNAMOUR Franck	B&B Hotels – KTM	27:16
44	FROOME Chris	Israel – Premier Tech	27:16
45	OWSIAN Łukasz	Team Arkéa Samsic	27:16
46	BOUET Maxime	Team Arkéa Samsic	27:16
47	JORGENSON Matteo	Movistar Team	27:16
48	VAN BAARLE Dylan	INEOS Grenadiers	27:16
49	DILLIER Silvan	Alpecin-Deceuninck	27:16
50	TUSVELD Martijn	Team DSM	27:16
51	SCHULTZ Nick	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	27:16
52	HOULE Hugo	Israel – Premier Tech	27:16
53	ROLLAND Pierre	B&B Hotels – KTM	27:16
54	NIV Guy	Israel – Premier Tech	27:16
55	LOUVEL Matis	Team Arkéa Samsic	27:16
56	KONRAD Patrick	BORA – hansgrohe	27:16
57	IZAGIRRE Gorka	Movistar Team	27:16
58	WOODS Michael	Israel – Premier Tech	27:16
59	BYSTRØM Sven Erik	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	27:59
60	BAGIOLI Andrea	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	28:08
61	KÜNG Stefan	Groupama – FDJ	28:28
62	KÄMNA Lennard	BORA – hansgrohe	28:45
63	FUGLSANG Jakob	Israel – Premier Tech	28:45
64	CLARKE Simon	Israel – Premier Tech	28:45
65	URÁN Rigoberto	EF Education-EasyPost	28:45
66	PASQUALON Andrea	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	28:45
67	SOLER Marc	UAE Team Emirates	28:59
68	OLIVEIRA Nelson	Movistar Team	29:01
69	BOASSON HAGEN Edvald	TotalEnergies	29:42
70	DEWULF Stan	AG2R Citroën Team	29:42
71	MÜHLBERGER Gregor	Movistar Team	29:42
72	LEKNESSUND Andreas	Team DSM	29:42
73	PARET-PEINTRE Aurélien	AG2R Citroën Team	29:42
74	ERVITI Imanol	Movistar Team	29:42
75	DUCHESNE Antoine	Groupama – FDJ	29:42
76	PÉRICHON Pierre-Luc	Cofidis	29:46
77	CATTANEO Mattia	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	29:50
78	CARUSO Damiano	Bahrain – Victorious	29:50
79	SÁNCHEZ Luis León	Bahrain – Victorious	29:50
80	BISSEGGER Stefan	EF Education-EasyPost	30:32
81	WRIGHT Fred	Bahrain – Victorious	30:32
82	POLITT Nils	BORA – hansgrohe	30:32
83	RUTSCH Jonas	EF Education-EasyPost	30:32
84	BETTIOL Alberto	EF Education-EasyPost	30:32
85	MOHORIČ Matej	Bahrain – Victorious	30:32
86	FELLINE Fabio	Astana Qazaqstan Team	30:32
87	HALLER Marco	BORA – hansgrohe	30:32
88	ZIMMERMANN Georg	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	30:32
89	SIMMONS Quinn	Trek – Segafredo	30:37
90	TRATNIK Jan	Bahrain – Victorious	30:37
91	LAPORTE Christophe	Jumbo-Visma	30:40
92	PEREZ Anthony	Cofidis	31:25
93	THOMAS Benjamin	Cofidis	31:25
94	TURGIS Anthony	TotalEnergies	31:25
95	LE GAC Olivier	Groupama – FDJ	31:25
96	CASTROVIEJO Jonathan	INEOS Grenadiers	31:36
97	VAN KEIRSBULCK Guillaume	Alpecin-Deceuninck	31:57
98	CICCONE Giulio	Trek – Segafredo	32:18
99	MARTÍNEZ Daniel Felipe	INEOS Grenadiers	32:20
100	VAN POPPEL Danny	BORA – hansgrohe	32:37
101	PEDERSEN Mads	Trek – Segafredo	32:42
102	SBARAGLI Kristian	Alpecin-Deceuninck	33:04
103	MATTHEWS Michael	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	33:59
104	GOUGEARD Alexis	B&B Hotels – KTM	34:06
105	COSNEFROY Benoît	AG2R Citroën Team	34:06
106	DOULL Owain	EF Education-EasyPost	34:06
107	BODNAR Maciej	TotalEnergies	34:09
108	GRADEK Kamil	Bahrain – Victorious	34:09
109	VAN HOOYDONCK Nathan	Jumbo-Visma	34:09
110	SWIFT Connor	Team Arkéa Samsic	34:09
111	BARTHE Cyril	B&B Hotels – KTM	34:09
112	RIABUSHENKO Alexandr	Astana Qazaqstan Team	34:09
113	GANNA Filippo	INEOS Grenadiers	34:09
114	GROßSCHARTNER Felix	BORA – hansgrohe	34:09
115	DAINESE Alberto	Team DSM	34:09
116	VAN DER HOORN Taco	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	34:09
117	BOIVIN Guillaume	Israel – Premier Tech	34:09
118	KRISTOFF Alexander	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	34:09
119	PETIT Adrien	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	34:25
120	CAPIOT Amaury	Team Arkéa Samsic	34:31
121	PLANCKAERT Edward	Alpecin-Deceuninck	34:31
122	EEKHOFF Nils	Team DSM	35:19
123	BURGAUDEAU Mathieu	TotalEnergies	35:26
124	DEGENKOLB John	Team DSM	35:48
125	ROWE Luke	INEOS Grenadiers	35:48
126	CORT Magnus	EF Education-EasyPost	35:48
127	HOFSTETTER Hugo	Team Arkéa Samsic	36:18
128	SAGAN Peter	TotalEnergies	36:25
129	KRIEGER Alexander	Alpecin-Deceuninck	36:46
130	PHILIPSEN Jasper	Alpecin-Deceuninck	36:46
131	JUUL-JENSEN Christopher	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	36:51
132	GROENEWEGEN Dylan	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	36:55
133	MOZZATO Luca	B&B Hotels – KTM	37:11
134	BAUER Jack	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	37:23
135	JANSEN Amund Grøndahl	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	37:23
136	MEZGEC Luka	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	37:23
137	TORRES Albert	Movistar Team	37:23
138	GRUZDEV Dmitriy	Astana Qazaqstan Team	37:23
139	LECROQ Jérémy	B&B Hotels – KTM	37:57
140	LEMOINE Cyril	B&B Hotels – KTM	37:57
141	HONORÉ Mikkel Frølich	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	38:10
142	GILBERT Philippe	Lotto Soudal	38:18
143	WELLENS Tim	Lotto Soudal	38:59
144	VAN MOER Brent	Lotto Soudal	38:59
145	SÉNÉCHAL Florian	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	38:59
146	VERMEERSCH Florian	Lotto Soudal	38:59
147	EWAN Caleb	Lotto Soudal	38:59
148	STUYVEN Jasper	Trek – Segafredo	38:59
149	KRON Andreas	Lotto Soudal	38:59
150	FRISON Frederik	Lotto Soudal	38:59
151	SKUJIŅŠ Toms	Trek – Segafredo	38:59
152	LAMPAERT Yves	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	38:59
153	HIRSCHI Marc	UAE Team Emirates	38:59
154	WALSCHEID Max	Cofidis	38:59
155	JANSE VAN RENSBURG Reinardt	Lotto Soudal	39:21
156	BJERG Mikkel	UAE Team Emirates	39:32
157	LAFAY Victor	Cofidis	39:52
158	MØRKØV Michael	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	40:08
159	JAKOBSEN Fabio	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	40:08

GCRankNameTeamTime

1	VINGEGAARD Jonas	Jumbo-Visma	41:29:59
2	BARDET Romain	Team DSM	2:16
3	POGAČAR Tadej	UAE Team Emirates	2:22
4	THOMAS Geraint	INEOS Grenadiers	2:26
5	QUINTANA Nairo	Team Arkéa Samsic	2:37
6	YATES Adam	INEOS Grenadiers	3:06
7	GAUDU David	Groupama – FDJ	3:13
8	VLASOV Aleksandr	BORA – hansgrohe	7:23
9	LUTSENKO Alexey	Astana Qazaqstan Team	8:07
10	MAS Enric	Movistar Team	9:29
11	PIDCOCK Thomas	INEOS Grenadiers	11:12
12	KRUIJSWIJK Steven	Jumbo-Visma	13:27
13	MADOUAS Valentin	Groupama – FDJ	13:48
14	ROGLIČ Primož	Jumbo-Visma	13:54
15	BARGUIL Warren	Team Arkéa Samsic	17:20
16	MEINTJES Louis	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	18:27
17	JUNGELS Bob	AG2R Citroën Team	19:17
18	KUSS Sepp	Jumbo-Visma	24:52
19	MAJKA Rafał	UAE Team Emirates	27:07
20	POWLESS Neilson	EF Education-EasyPost	28:10
21	KÄMNA Lennard	BORA – hansgrohe	28:27
22	BENOOT Tiesj	Jumbo-Visma	29:34
23	SÁNCHEZ Luis León	Bahrain – Victorious	31:11
24	MCNULTY Brandon	UAE Team Emirates	31:52
25	TEUNS Dylan	Bahrain – Victorious	32:43
26	PARET-PEINTRE Aurélien	AG2R Citroën Team	32:44
27	CARUSO Damiano	Bahrain – Victorious	33:01
28	KONRAD Patrick	BORA – hansgrohe	34:35
29	PINOT Thibaut	Groupama – FDJ	35:36
30	URÁN Rigoberto	EF Education-EasyPost	38:43
31	GALLOPIN Tony	Trek – Segafredo	40:12
32	IZAGIRRE Ion	Cofidis	41:45
33	THOMAS Benjamin	Cofidis	45:25
34	JORGENSON Matteo	Movistar Team	46:09
35	SCHULTZ Nick	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	46:50
36	VAN AERT Wout	Jumbo-Visma	48:37
37	LEKNESSUND Andreas	Team DSM	50:42
38	GESCHKE Simon	Cofidis	51:29
39	LATOUR Pierre	TotalEnergies	53:15
40	SCHACHMANN Maximilian	BORA – hansgrohe	53:44
41	FROOME Chris	Israel – Premier Tech	55:37
42	HOULE Hugo	Israel – Premier Tech	55:41
43	SCHÖNBERGER Sebastian	B&B Hotels – KTM	56:45
44	MOLLEMA Bauke	Trek – Segafredo	57:05
45	VELASCO Simone	Astana Qazaqstan Team	59:30
46	VERONA Carlos	Movistar Team	1:00:16
47	GENIETS Kevin	Groupama – FDJ	1:00:33
48	MARTÍNEZ Daniel Felipe	INEOS Grenadiers	1:00:37
49	KÜNG Stefan	Groupama – FDJ	1:03:07
50	BETTIOL Alberto	EF Education-EasyPost	1:03:16
51	OWSIAN Łukasz	Team Arkéa Samsic	1:03:48
52	BONNAMOUR Franck	B&B Hotels – KTM	1:03:55
53	BOASSON HAGEN Edvald	TotalEnergies	1:04:32
54	ZIMMERMANN Georg	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	1:04:38
55	VAN BAARLE Dylan	INEOS Grenadiers	1:04:47
56	STORER Michael	Groupama – FDJ	1:05:29
57	IZAGIRRE Gorka	Movistar Team	1:05:39
58	PASQUALON Andrea	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	1:06:13
59	BOUET Maxime	Team Arkéa Samsic	1:06:56
60	WOODS Michael	Israel – Premier Tech	1:07:17
61	ZEITS Andrey	Astana Qazaqstan Team	1:07:34
62	DILLIER Silvan	Alpecin-Deceuninck	1:08:24
63	GOOSSENS Kobe	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	1:08:59
64	CHEREL Mikaël	AG2R Citroën Team	1:10:05
65	HAMILTON Chris	Team DSM	1:10:35
66	FUGLSANG Jakob	Israel – Premier Tech	1:12:30
67	SBARAGLI Kristian	Alpecin-Deceuninck	1:13:15
68	POLITT Nils	BORA – hansgrohe	1:14:01
69	DOMBROWSKI Joe	Astana Qazaqstan Team	1:14:25
70	WRIGHT Fred	Bahrain – Victorious	1:14:31
71	TUSVELD Martijn	Team DSM	1:16:01
72	CASTROVIEJO Jonathan	INEOS Grenadiers	1:19:00
73	CATTANEO Mattia	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	1:19:45
74	SOLER Marc	UAE Team Emirates	1:20:02
75	OLIVEIRA Nelson	Movistar Team	1:21:39
76	MÜHLBERGER Gregor	Movistar Team	1:21:40
77	LOUVEL Matis	Team Arkéa Samsic	1:21:45
78	CLARKE Simon	Israel – Premier Tech	1:22:42
79	PÉRICHON Pierre-Luc	Cofidis	1:22:44
80	GILBERT Philippe	Lotto Soudal	1:23:07
81	ROLLAND Pierre	B&B Hotels – KTM	1:24:26
82	TRATNIK Jan	Bahrain – Victorious	1:24:55
83	NEILANDS Krists	Israel – Premier Tech	1:26:32
84	MOHORIČ Matej	Bahrain – Victorious	1:27:30
85	LAPORTE Christophe	Jumbo-Visma	1:29:04
86	SWIFT Connor	Team Arkéa Samsic	1:32:02
87	DEWULF Stan	AG2R Citroën Team	1:32:09
88	COSNEFROY Benoît	AG2R Citroën Team	1:32:53
89	HOFSTETTER Hugo	Team Arkéa Samsic	1:33:23
90	GROßSCHARTNER Felix	BORA – hansgrohe	1:33:25
91	SKUJIŅŠ Toms	Trek – Segafredo	1:34:26
92	SIMMONS Quinn	Trek – Segafredo	1:34:58
93	DOULL Owain	EF Education-EasyPost	1:36:17
94	NIV Guy	Israel – Premier Tech	1:36:45
95	CORT Magnus	EF Education-EasyPost	1:37:10
96	HALLER Marco	BORA – hansgrohe	1:37:47
97	BYSTRØM Sven Erik	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	1:38:04
98	PEREZ Anthony	Cofidis	1:38:56
99	ERVITI Imanol	Movistar Team	1:39:21
100	PHILIPSEN Jasper	Alpecin-Deceuninck	1:40:24
101	MATTHEWS Michael	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	1:40:40
102	STUYVEN Jasper	Trek – Segafredo	1:40:42
103	DUCHESNE Antoine	Groupama – FDJ	1:42:16
104	KRON Andreas	Lotto Soudal	1:43:11
105	FELLINE Fabio	Astana Qazaqstan Team	1:44:06
106	DEGENKOLB John	Team DSM	1:44:22
107	CAPIOT Amaury	Team Arkéa Samsic	1:45:24
108	WELLENS Tim	Lotto Soudal	1:45:41
109	BAUER Jack	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	1:45:45
110	GOUGEARD Alexis	B&B Hotels – KTM	1:46:30
111	PETIT Adrien	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	1:46:31
112	GANNA Filippo	INEOS Grenadiers	1:46:42
113	MEZGEC Luka	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	1:49:20
114	PEDERSEN Mads	Trek – Segafredo	1:49:57
115	BISSEGGER Stefan	EF Education-EasyPost	1:50:08
116	LAMPAERT Yves	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	1:51:43
117	LEMOINE Cyril	B&B Hotels – KTM	1:53:18
118	KRIEGER Alexander	Alpecin-Deceuninck	1:53:54
119	RUTSCH Jonas	EF Education-EasyPost	1:54:06
120	BARTHE Cyril	B&B Hotels – KTM	1:55:04
121	MOZZATO Luca	B&B Hotels – KTM	1:55:30
122	KRISTOFF Alexander	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	1:55:31
123	BURGAUDEAU Mathieu	TotalEnergies	1:56:27
124	LE GAC Olivier	Groupama – FDJ	1:56:53
125	VAN KEIRSBULCK Guillaume	Alpecin-Deceuninck	1:57:23
126	RIABUSHENKO Alexandr	Astana Qazaqstan Team	1:57:26
127	VAN HOOYDONCK Nathan	Jumbo-Visma	1:57:43
128	VAN DER HOORN Taco	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	1:57:49
129	VERMEERSCH Florian	Lotto Soudal	1:58:28
130	PLANCKAERT Edward	Alpecin-Deceuninck	1:58:28
131	GRUZDEV Dmitriy	Astana Qazaqstan Team	1:58:29
132	CICCONE Giulio	Trek – Segafredo	1:58:45
133	SÉNÉCHAL Florian	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	2:00:07
134	BAGIOLI Andrea	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	2:00:09
135	DAINESE Alberto	Team DSM	2:00:42
136	SAGAN Peter	TotalEnergies	2:01:44
137	GRADEK Kamil	Bahrain – Victorious	2:01:51
138	ROWE Luke	INEOS Grenadiers	2:03:24
139	BODNAR Maciej	TotalEnergies	2:03:26
140	HONORÉ Mikkel Frølich	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	2:04:53
141	LECROQ Jérémy	B&B Hotels – KTM	2:04:59
142	BOIVIN Guillaume	Israel – Premier Tech	2:07:04
143	EEKHOFF Nils	Team DSM	2:07:46
144	VAN MOER Brent	Lotto Soudal	2:08:19
145	JAKOBSEN Fabio	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	2:09:53
146	WALSCHEID Max	Cofidis	2:10:05
147	VAN POPPEL Danny	BORA – hansgrohe	2:11:08
148	GROENEWEGEN Dylan	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	2:13:23
149	FRISON Frederik	Lotto Soudal	2:17:52
150	JANSE VAN RENSBURG Reinardt	Lotto Soudal	2:18:06
151	JUUL-JENSEN Christopher	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	2:21:09
152	MØRKØV Michael	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	2:25:19
153	JANSEN Amund Grøndahl	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	2:25:21
154	LAFAY Victor	Cofidis	2:25:47
155	TORRES Albert	Movistar Team	2:26:38
156	EWAN Caleb	Lotto Soudal	2:29:25
157	HIRSCHI Marc	UAE Team Emirates	2:37:24
158	BJERG Mikkel	UAE Team Emirates	2:39:00
159	TURGIS Anthony	TotalEnergies	2:43:52

PointsRankNameTeamPoints

1	VAN AERT Wout	Jumbo-Visma	304
2	JAKOBSEN Fabio	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	155
3	POGAČAR Tadej	UAE Team Emirates	148
4	CORT Magnus	EF Education-EasyPost	129
5	LAPORTE Christophe	Jumbo-Visma	114
6	PHILIPSEN Jasper	Alpecin-Deceuninck	109
7	VINGEGAARD Jonas	Jumbo-Visma	86
8	SAGAN Peter	TotalEnergies	86
9	CLARKE Simon	Israel – Premier Tech	72
10	MATTHEWS Michael	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	68
11	PEDERSEN Mads	Trek – Segafredo	62
12	GROENEWEGEN Dylan	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	60
13	GAUDU David	Groupama – FDJ	58
14	BOASSON HAGEN Edvald	TotalEnergies	52
15	MØRKØV Michael	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	51
16	VAN DER HOORN Taco	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	50
17	THOMAS Geraint	INEOS Grenadiers	47
18	QUINTANA Nairo	Team Arkéa Samsic	46
19	EWAN Caleb	Lotto Soudal	45
20	JUNGELS Bob	AG2R Citroën Team	43
21	ROGLIČ Primož	Jumbo-Visma	43
22	KÄMNA Lennard	BORA – hansgrohe	43
23	SÁNCHEZ Luis León	Bahrain – Victorious	43
24	THOMAS Benjamin	Cofidis	42
25	VAN POPPEL Danny	BORA – hansgrohe	38
26	BARDET Romain	Team DSM	37
27	BETTIOL Alberto	EF Education-EasyPost	36
28	WRIGHT Fred	Bahrain – Victorious	35
29	YATES Adam	INEOS Grenadiers	35
30	SCHULTZ Nick	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	33
31	POWLESS Neilson	EF Education-EasyPost	31
32	PIDCOCK Thomas	INEOS Grenadiers	30
33	JORGENSON Matteo	Movistar Team	30
34	KRISTOFF Alexander	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	30
35	TEUNS Dylan	Bahrain – Victorious	29
36	MOZZATO Luca	B&B Hotels – KTM	29
37	MAS Enric	Movistar Team	27
38	GESCHKE Simon	Cofidis	27
39	POLITT Nils	BORA – hansgrohe	27
40	HOFSTETTER Hugo	Team Arkéa Samsic	27
41	BYSTRØM Sven Erik	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	24
42	DAINESE Alberto	Team DSM	24
43	LECROQ Jérémy	B&B Hotels – KTM	24
44	LAMPAERT Yves	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	22
45	STUYVEN Jasper	Trek – Segafredo	21
46	PEREZ Anthony	Cofidis	20
47	VAN BAARLE Dylan	INEOS Grenadiers	20
48	VAN MOER Brent	Lotto Soudal	20
49	KRUIJSWIJK Steven	Jumbo-Visma	19
50	VLASOV Aleksandr	BORA – hansgrohe	18
51	LATOUR Pierre	TotalEnergies	18
52	KRON Andreas	Lotto Soudal	18
53	FUGLSANG Jakob	Israel – Premier Tech	17
54	CASTROVIEJO Jonathan	INEOS Grenadiers	17
55	FRISON Frederik	Lotto Soudal	17
56	KONRAD Patrick	BORA – hansgrohe	16
57	MARTÍNEZ Daniel Felipe	INEOS Grenadiers	16
58	PINOT Thibaut	Groupama – FDJ	15
59	VERONA Carlos	Movistar Team	15
60	ZIMMERMANN Georg	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	15
61	CATTANEO Mattia	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	15
62	DEWULF Stan	AG2R Citroën Team	15
63	BAUER Jack	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	15
64	BARTHE Cyril	B&B Hotels – KTM	15
65	HOULE Hugo	Israel – Premier Tech	13
66	ERVITI Imanol	Movistar Team	13
67	GOUGEARD Alexis	B&B Hotels – KTM	13
68	GANNA Filippo	INEOS Grenadiers	13
69	WALSCHEID Max	Cofidis	12
70	BJERG Mikkel	UAE Team Emirates	12
71	LEKNESSUND Andreas	Team DSM	11
72	SCHACHMANN Maximilian	BORA – hansgrohe	11
73	TRATNIK Jan	Bahrain – Victorious	11
74	COSNEFROY Benoît	AG2R Citroën Team	11
75	BENOOT Tiesj	Jumbo-Visma	10
76	SOLER Marc	UAE Team Emirates	10
77	CICCONE Giulio	Trek – Segafredo	10
78	DILLIER Silvan	Alpecin-Deceuninck	9
79	LUTSENKO Alexey	Astana Qazaqstan Team	8
80	NIV Guy	Israel – Premier Tech	8
81	PETIT Adrien	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	8
82	JANSE VAN RENSBURG Reinardt	Lotto Soudal	8
83	KUSS Sepp	Jumbo-Visma	7
84	MOLLEMA Bauke	Trek – Segafredo	7
85	KÜNG Stefan	Groupama – FDJ	7
86	VAN HOOYDONCK Nathan	Jumbo-Visma	7
87	BARGUIL Warren	Team Arkéa Samsic	6
88	URÁN Rigoberto	EF Education-EasyPost	6
89	IZAGIRRE Ion	Cofidis	6
90	PASQUALON Andrea	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	6
91	RUTSCH Jonas	EF Education-EasyPost	6
92	VERMEERSCH Florian	Lotto Soudal	6
93	JUUL-JENSEN Christopher	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	6
94	CARUSO Damiano	Bahrain – Victorious	5
95	VELASCO Simone	Astana Qazaqstan Team	5
96	GOOSSENS Kobe	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	5
97	HALLER Marco	BORA – hansgrohe	5
98	VAN KEIRSBULCK Guillaume	Alpecin-Deceuninck	5
99	PÉRICHON Pierre-Luc	Cofidis	4
100	WELLENS Tim	Lotto Soudal	4
101	TURGIS Anthony	TotalEnergies	4
102	MAJKA Rafał	UAE Team Emirates	3
103	GENIETS Kevin	Groupama – FDJ	3
104	DOMBROWSKI Joe	Astana Qazaqstan Team	3
105	SWIFT Connor	Team Arkéa Samsic	3
106	DOULL Owain	EF Education-EasyPost	3
107	LEMOINE Cyril	B&B Hotels – KTM	3
108	MADOUAS Valentin	Groupama – FDJ	2
109	KRIEGER Alexander	Alpecin-Deceuninck	2
110	BODNAR Maciej	TotalEnergies	2
111	MCNULTY Brandon	UAE Team Emirates	1
112	OLIVEIRA Nelson	Movistar Team	1
113	SÉNÉCHAL Florian	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	1
114	HIRSCHI Marc	UAE Team Emirates	1
115	BURGAUDEAU Mathieu	TotalEnergies	-10
116	SIMMONS Quinn	Trek – Segafredo	-18

YouthRankNameTeamTime

1	POGAČAR Tadej	UAE Team Emirates	41:32:21
2	PIDCOCK Thomas	INEOS Grenadiers	8:50
3	MCNULTY Brandon	UAE Team Emirates	29:30
4	JORGENSON Matteo	Movistar Team	43:47
5	LEKNESSUND Andreas	Team DSM	48:20
6	GENIETS Kevin	Groupama – FDJ	58:11
7	ZIMMERMANN Georg	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	1:02:16
8	STORER Michael	Groupama – FDJ	1:03:07
9	WRIGHT Fred	Bahrain – Victorious	1:12:09
10	LOUVEL Matis	Team Arkéa Samsic	1:19:23
11	DEWULF Stan	AG2R Citroën Team	1:29:47
12	SIMMONS Quinn	Trek – Segafredo	1:32:36
13	PHILIPSEN Jasper	Alpecin-Deceuninck	1:38:02
14	KRON Andreas	Lotto Soudal	1:40:49
15	BISSEGGER Stefan	EF Education-EasyPost	1:47:46
16	RUTSCH Jonas	EF Education-EasyPost	1:51:44
17	MOZZATO Luca	B&B Hotels – KTM	1:53:08
18	BURGAUDEAU Mathieu	TotalEnergies	1:54:05
19	VERMEERSCH Florian	Lotto Soudal	1:56:06
20	BAGIOLI Andrea	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	1:57:47
21	DAINESE Alberto	Team DSM	1:58:20
22	HONORÉ Mikkel Frølich	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	2:02:31
23	EEKHOFF Nils	Team DSM	2:05:24
24	VAN MOER Brent	Lotto Soudal	2:05:57
25	HIRSCHI Marc	UAE Team Emirates	2:35:02
26	BJERG Mikkel	UAE Team Emirates	2:36:38

MountainsRankNameTeamPoints

1	GESCHKE Simon	Cofidis	43
2	LATOUR Pierre	TotalEnergies	35
3	VINGEGAARD Jonas	Jumbo-Visma	30
4	BARGUIL Warren	Team Arkéa Samsic	30
5	POGAČAR Tadej	UAE Team Emirates	18
6	JUNGELS Bob	AG2R Citroën Team	18
7	VAN AERT Wout	Jumbo-Visma	17
8	QUINTANA Nairo	Team Arkéa Samsic	15
9	PINOT Thibaut	Groupama – FDJ	14
10	BARDET Romain	Team DSM	12
11	THOMAS Geraint	INEOS Grenadiers	12
12	CORT Magnus	EF Education-EasyPost	11
13	GAUDU David	Groupama – FDJ	10
14	TEUNS Dylan	Bahrain – Victorious	9
15	IZAGIRRE Ion	Cofidis	7
16	VERONA Carlos	Movistar Team	7
17	YATES Adam	INEOS Grenadiers	6
18	ROGLIČ Primož	Jumbo-Visma	6
19	KÄMNA Lennard	BORA – hansgrohe	6
20	HOULE Hugo	Israel – Premier Tech	6
21	SÁNCHEZ Luis León	Bahrain – Victorious	5
22	CASTROVIEJO Jonathan	INEOS Grenadiers	5
23	CHEREL Mikaël	AG2R Citroën Team	4
24	CATTANEO Mattia	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	3
25	ROLLAND Pierre	B&B Hotels – KTM	3
26	SCHULTZ Nick	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	3
27	FRISON Frederik	Lotto Soudal	2
28	LUTSENKO Alexey	Astana Qazaqstan Team	2
29	JORGENSON Matteo	Movistar Team	2
30	SIMMONS Quinn	Trek – Segafredo	1
31	KONRAD Patrick	BORA – hansgrohe	1
32	VAN BAARLE Dylan	INEOS Grenadiers	1
33	FUGLSANG Jakob	Israel – Premier Tech	1
34	MATTHEWS Michael	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	1
35	BURGAUDEAU Mathieu	TotalEnergies	-1

TeamsRankNameTime

1	INEOS Grenadiers	24:37:03
2	Jumbo-Visma	11:35
3	Groupama – FDJ	32:44
4	UAE Team Emirates	40:26
5	BORA – hansgrohe	53:03
6	Team Arkéa Samsic	59:34
7	Bahrain – Victorious	1:18:33
8	Movistar Team	1:21:23
9	Cofidis	1:23:06
10	Team DSM	1:29:05
11	AG2R Citroën Team	1:39:29
12	EF Education-EasyPost	1:40:02
13	Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux	1:46:12
14	Astana Qazaqstan Team	1:52:27
15	Israel – Premier Tech	2:02:16
16	Trek – Segafredo	2:09:44
17	B&B Hotels – KTM	2:41:21
18	TotalEnergies	3:06:02
19	Alpecin-Deceuninck	3:20:24
20	Team BikeExchange – Jayco	3:31:54
21	Lotto Soudal	4:11:44
22	Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team	4:32:01

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