Prudential RideLondon: Kristoff, por fin

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Le ha costado lo suyo, pero por fin Alesander Kristoff le ha dado al Katusha-Alpecin lo que se le exigía, que no era otra cosa que una victoria de prestigio. Ha sido en el Prudential RideLondon (World Tour), una cita en la que se reunía una buena parte del pelotón y con cierto reconocimiento. La carrera contó con 183 kilómetros de recorrido.

Jonathan Lastra (Caja Rural), 25º, ha sido el mejor de los españoles participantes.

Puntos TOP Ciclo 21: Jonathan Lastra, 4 (primer español 1.UWT) / 2 (primer sub-26).

CLASIFICACIÓN COMPLETA

01	Alexander Kristoff	1987	Norway	Team Katusha	4:05:41
02	Magnus Cort Nielsen	1993	Denmark	Orica – Scott	00″
03	Michael Matthews	1990	Australia	Team Sunweb	00″
04	Sep Vanmarcke	1988	Belgium	Cannondale – Drapac	00″
05	Wouter Wippert	1990	Netherlands	Cannondale – Drapac	00″
06	Jempy Drucker	1986	Luxembourg	BMC Racing Team	00″
07	Zakkari Dempster	1987	Australia	Israel Cycling Academy	00″
08	Sam Bennett	1990	Ireland	Bora – Hansgrohe	00″
09	Rudy Barbier	1992	France	Ag2r La Mondiale	00″
10	Oliver Naesen	1990	Belgium	Ag2r La Mondiale	00″
11	Elia Viviani	1989	Italy	Team Sky	00″
12	Jack Bauer	1985	New Zealand	Quick-Step Floors	00″
13	Ben Swift	1987	Great Britain	UAE Team Emirates	00″
14	Michel Kreder	1987	Netherlands	Aqua Blue Sport	00″
15	Danilo Napolitano	1981	Italy	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	00″
16	Edward Theuns	1991	Belgium	Trek – Segafredo	00″
17	Jonas Rickaert	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	00″
18	Jonas Koch	1993	Germany	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	00″
19	Francesco Gavazzi	1984	Italy	Androni – Sidermec	00″
20	Hugo Houle	1990	Canada	Ag2r La Mondiale	00″
21	Yves Lampaert	1991	Belgium	Quick-Step Floors	00″
22	Scott Thwaites	1990	Great Britain	Team Dimension Data	00″
23	Stefan Küng	1993	Switzerland	BMC Racing Team	00″
24	Ryan Gibbons	1994	South Africa	Team Dimension Data	00″
25	Jonathan Lastra	1993	Spain	Caja Rural – Seguros RGA	00″
26	Simone Ponzi	1987	Italy	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	00″
27	Amund Grøndahl Jansen	1994	Norway	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	00″
28	Nikolas Maes	1986	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	00″
29	Preben Van Hecke	1982	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	00″
30	Loic Vliegen	1993	Belgium	BMC Racing Team	00″
31	Rick Zabel	1993	Germany	Team Katusha	00″
32	Gijs Van Hoecke	1991	Belgium	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	00″
33	Sebastian Langeveld	1985	Netherlands	Cannondale – Drapac	00″
34	André Greipel	1982	Germany	Lotto – Soudal	00″
35	Manuel Belletti	1985	Italy	Wilier Triestina	00″
36	Krists Neilands	1994	Latvia	Israel Cycling Academy	00″
37	Julien Vermote	1989	Belgium	Quick-Step Floors	00″
38	Rüdiger Selig	1989	Germany	Bora – Hansgrohe	00″
39	Lukasz Owsian	1990	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	00″
40	Xandro Meurisse	1992	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	00″
41	Gregory Rast	1980	Switzerland	Trek – Segafredo	00″
42	Fabricio Ferrari	1985	Uruguay	Caja Rural – Seguros RGA	00″
43	Koen de Kort	1982	Netherlands	Trek – Segafredo	00″
44	Julen Amezqueta	1993	Spain	Wilier Triestina	00″
45	Matthias Brändle	1989	Austria	Trek – Segafredo	00″
46	Jon Irisarri Rincon	1995	Spain	Caja Rural – Seguros RGA	00″
47	Ben Gastauer	1987	Luxembourg	Ag2r La Mondiale	00″
48	Manuel Quinziato	1979	Italy	BMC Racing Team	00″
49	Francisco Ventoso	1982	Spain	BMC Racing Team	00″
50	Dylan Van Baarle	1992	Netherlands	Cannondale – Drapac	00″
51	Mark Christian	1990	Great Britain	Aqua Blue Sport	00″
52	Nikias Arndt	1991	Germany	Team Sunweb	00″
53	Jaco Venter	1987	South Africa	Team Dimension Data	11″
54	Maarten Wynants	1982	Belgium	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	14″
55	Mitchell Docker	1986	Australia	Orica – Scott	14″
56	Michael Mørkøv	1985	Denmark	Team Katusha	14″
57	Marcel Sieberg	1982	Germany	Lotto – Soudal	14″
58	Mathew Hayman	1978	Australia	Orica – Scott	24″
59	Michael Hepburn	1991	Australia	Orica – Scott	37″
60	Nils Politt	1994	Germany	Team Katusha	37″
61	Paul Martens	1983	Germany	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	37″
62	Ian Stannard	1987	Great Britain	Team Sky	37″
63	Mike Teunissen	1992	Netherlands	Team Sunweb	59″
64	Ramon Sinkeldam	1989	Netherlands	Team Sunweb	59″
65	Vegard Stake Laengen	1989	Norway	UAE Team Emirates	59″
66	Peter Kennaugh	1989	Great Britain	Team Sky	1′ 08″
67	Marco Haller	1991	Austria	Team Katusha	1′ 17″
68	Jasper Stuyven	1992	Belgium	Trek – Segafredo	1′ 19″
69	Matteo Trentin	1989	Italy	Quick-Step Floors	1′ 19″
70	Roger Kluge	1986	Germany	Orica – Scott	1′ 25″
71	Marko Kump	1988	Slovenia	UAE Team Emirates	1′ 34″
72	Søren Kragh Andersen	1994	Denmark	Team Sunweb	1′ 45″
73	Daryl Impey	1984	South Africa	Orica – Scott	5′ 21″
74	Andreas Schillinger	1983	Germany	Bora – Hansgrohe	9′ 04″
75	Stijn Steels	1989	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	9′ 04″
76	Benjamin Perry	1994	Canada	Israel Cycling Academy	9′ 04″
77	Julien Berard	1987	France	Ag2r La Mondiale	9′ 04″
78	Alex Edmondson	1993	Australia	Orica – Scott	9′ 04″
79	Michal Paluta	1995	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	9′ 04″
80	Tao Geoghegan Hart	1995	Great Britain	Team Sky	9′ 04″
81	Mirko Trosino	1992	Italy	Wilier Triestina	9′ 04″
82	Federico Zurlo	1994	Italy	UAE Team Emirates	13′ 01″
83	Iljo Keisse	1982	Belgium	Quick-Step Floors	13′ 10″
84	Matthew Brammeier	1985	Ireland	Aqua Blue Sport	13′ 10″
85	Leszek Plucinski	1990	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	13′ 10″
86	Jose Manuel Diaz Gallego	1995	Spain	Israel Cycling Academy	13′ 10″
87	Owain Doull	1993	Great Britain	Team Sky	13′ 10″
88	William Clarke	1985	Australia	Cannondale – Drapac	13′ 10″
89	Mark McNally	1989	Great Britain	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	13′ 10″
90	Fabien Doubey	1993	France	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	13′ 10″
91	Raffaello Bonusi	1992	Italy	Androni – Sidermec	13′ 10″
92	Josu Zabala López	1993	Spain	Caja Rural – Seguros RGA	13′ 10″
93	Dylan Page	1993	Switzerland	Caja Rural – Seguros RGA	13′ 10″
94	Lars Boom	1985	Netherlands	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	13′ 10″
95	Benjamin Declercq	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	13′ 10″
96	Kenny Elissonde	1991	France	Team Sky	13′ 10″
97	Andrea Palini	1989	Italy	Androni – Sidermec	13′ 10″
98	Twan Castelijns	1989	Netherlands	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	13′ 10″
99	Moreno Hofland	1991	Netherlands	Lotto – Soudal	13′ 10″
100	Mateusz Taciak	1984	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	13′ 10″
101	Oliviero Troia	1994	Italy	UAE Team Emirates	13′ 10″
102	Filippo Ganna	1996	Italy	UAE Team Emirates	13′ 10″
103	Mads Würtz Schmidt	1994	Denmark	Team Katusha	13′ 10″
104	Michael Schwarzmann	1991	Germany	Bora – Hansgrohe	13′ 10″
105	Jay Robert Thomson	1986	South Africa	Team Dimension Data	17′ 18″
106	Simone Consonni	1994	Italy	UAE Team Emirates	17′ 18″
OOT	Gediminas Bagdonas	1985	Litauen	Ag2r La Mondiale
OOT	Marco Benfatto	1988	Italy	Androni – Sidermec
OOT	Marco Frapporti	1985	Italy	Androni – Sidermec
OOT	Miles Scotson	1994	Australia	BMC Racing Team
OOT	Nathan Van Hooydonck	1995	Belgium	BMC Racing Team
OOT	Pascal Ackermann	1994	Germany	Bora – Hansgrohe
OOT	Jan Barta	1984	Czech Republic	Bora – Hansgrohe
OOT	Jason Lowndes	1994	Australia	Israel Cycling Academy
OOT	Guy Sagiv	1994	Israel	Israel Cycling Academy
OOT	James Shaw	1996	Great Britain	Lotto – Soudal
OOT	Maximiliano Richeze	1983	Argentina	Quick-Step Floors
OOT	Mads Pedersen	1995	Denmark	Trek – Segafredo
OOT	Alberto Cecchin	1989	Italy	Wilier Triestina
DNF	Julien Duval	1990	France	Ag2r La Mondiale
DNF	Matteo Malucelli	1993	Italy	Androni – Sidermec
DNF	Luca Pacioni	1993	Italy	Androni – Sidermec
DNF	Martyn Irvine	1985	Ireland	Aqua Blue Sport
DNF	Peter Koning	1990	Netherlands	Aqua Blue Sport
DNF	Lars Petter Nordhaug	1984	Norway	Aqua Blue Sport
DNF	Calvin Watson	1993	Australia	Aqua Blue Sport
DNF	Michael Kolar	1992	Slovakia	Bora – Hansgrohe
DNF	Alberto Bettiol	1993	Italy	Cannondale – Drapac
DNF	Ryan Mullen	1994	Ireland	Cannondale – Drapac
DNF	Piotr Brozyna	1995	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice
DNF	Roy Goldstein	1993	Israel	Israel Cycling Academy
DNF	Jasper De Buyst	1993	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal
DNF	Jurgen Roelandts	1985	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal
DNF	Tim Declercq	1989	Belgium	Quick-Step Floors
DNF	Piet Allegaert	1995	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise
DNF	Dries Van Gestel	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise
DNF	Bert Van Lerberghe	1992	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise
DNF	Mark Renshaw	1982	Australia	Team Dimension Data
DNF	Reto Hollenstein	1985	Switzerland	Team Katusha
DNF	Tom Leezer	1985	Netherlands	Team LottoNL – Jumbo
DNF	Jonathan Dibben	1994	Great Britain	Team Sky
DNF	Phil Bauhaus	1994	Germany	Team Sunweb
DNF	Tom Stamsnijder	1985	Netherlands	Team Sunweb
DNF	Eugenio Alafaci	1990	Italy	Trek – Segafredo
DNF	Kenny Dehaes	1984	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert
DNF	Wesley Kreder	1990	Netherlands	Wanty – Groupe Gobert
DNF	Robin Stenuit	1990	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert
DNF	Jakub Mareczko	1994	Italy	Wilier Triestina
DNF	Filippo Pozzato	1981	Italy	Wilier Triestina
DNF	Alex Turrin	1992	Italy	Wilier Triestina