Vuelta Colonia: Bennett sucede a Muhlberger

Sam Bennett, cuatro triunfos en 2018 © Bettini Photo

Tras su triplete en el Giro de Italia, victoria en el cierre de Roma incluida, Sam Bennett ha completado el póker este año al llevarse la Vuelta a Colonia alemana (Rund um Köln, UCI 1.1), de 207 kilómetros, al batir al sprint al estonio Mihkel Raïm (Israel Cycling) y a Marcel Kittel (Katusha), que no ha podido ser profeta en su tierra. El irlandés releva así a su compañero Gregor Mühlberger, vencedor el año pasado, y se convierte en el corredor más productivo de Bora-Hansgrohe en lo que va de 2018, por delante de Peter Sagan, con tres triunfos.

CLASIFICACIÓN

01	Sam Bennett	1990	Ireland	Bora – Hansgrohe	4t 53′ 17″
02	Mihkel Raim	1993	Estonia	Israel Cycling Academy	00″
03	Szymon Sajnok	1997	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	00″
04	Brenton Jones	1991	Australia	Delko Marseille – Provence	00″
05	Marcel Kittel	1988	Germany	Katusha – Alpecin	00″
06	Aaron Grosser	1996	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW	00″
07	Fabian Lienhard	1993	Switzerland	Holowesko – Citadel	00″
08	Jannick Steimle	1996	Germany	Vorarlberg – Santic	00″
09	Alexander Krieger	1991	Germany	Leopard Pro Cycling	00″
10	Sean De Bie	1991	Belgium	Verandas Willems – Crelan	00″
11	Christoph Pfingsten	1987	Germany	Bora – Hansgrohe	00″
12	Leon Rohde	1995	Germany	Heizomat Rad-Net.De	00″
13	Kevin Deltombe	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	00″
14	Justin Jules	1986	France	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	00″
15	Guillaume Boivin	1989	Canada	Israel Cycling Academy	00″
16	Jordi Warlop	1996	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	00″
17	Max Kanter	1997	Germany	Development Team Sunweb	00″
18	Joshua Huppertz	1994	Germany	Team Lotto – Kern Haus	00″
19	Jens Debusschere	1989	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	00″
20	Lucas Carstensen	1994	Germany	Bike Aid	00″
21	Kristian Sbaragli	1990	Italy	Israel Cycling Academy	00″
22	Alexander Porsev	1986	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	00″
23	Pit Leyder	1997	Luxembourg	Leopard Pro Cycling	00″
24	Jan Brockhoff	1994	Germany	Leopard Pro Cycling	00″
25	Pawel Franczak	1991	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	00″
26	Enzo Wouters	1996	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	00″
27	Philipp Mamos	1982	Germany	Dauner D&DQ – Akkon	00″
28	Dries Van Gestel	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	00″
29	Patrick Haller	1997	Germany	Heizomat Rad-Net.De	00″
30	Rick Zabel	1993	Germany	Katusha – Alpecin	00″
31	Christophe Masson	1985	France	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	00″
32	Robbert De Greef	1991	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij	00″
33	Gian Friesecke	1994	Switzerland	Vorarlberg – Santic	00″
34	Roland Thalmann	1993	Switzerland	Vorarlberg – Santic	00″
35	Nikolas Maes	1986	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	00″
36	Johannes Hodapp	1999	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW	00″
37	Jonas Rutsch	1998	Germany	Team Lotto – Kern Haus	00″
38	Julien Mortier	1997	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	00″
39	Lars Ytting Bak	1980	Denmark	Lotto – Soudal	00″
40	Julien El Fares	1985	France	Delko Marseille – Provence	00″
41	Jeremy Leveau	1992	France	Delko Marseille – Provence	00″
42	Dorian Lübbers	1997	Germany	Team Lotto – Kern Haus	00″
43	Thomas Sprengers	1990	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	00″
44	Roy Goldstein	1993	Israel	Israel Cycling Academy	00″
45	Simon Pellaud	1992	Switzerland	Team Illuminate	00″
46	Nils Eekhoff	1998	Netherlands	Development Team Sunweb	00″
47	Nils Politt	1994	Germany	Katusha – Alpecin	09″
48	Dennis Van Winden	1987	Netherlands	Israel Cycling Academy	09″
49	Meron Teshome	1992	Eritrea	Bike Aid	09″
50	Meron Abraham Brhane	1995	Eritrea	Bike Aid	09″
51	Davide Orrico	1990	Italy	Vorarlberg – Santic	09″
52	Antonie Warnier	1993	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	09″
53	Patrick Schelling	1990	Switzerland	Vorarlberg – Santic	09″
54	Martin Salmon	1997	Germany	Development Team Sunweb	09″
55	Andreas Schillinger	1983	Germany	Bora – Hansgrohe	09″
56	Szymon Rekita	1994	Poland	Leopard Pro Cycling	09″
57	Aaron Verwilst	1997	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	09″
58	Elmar Reinders	1992	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij	09″
59	Sergey Lagutin	1981	Uzbekistan	Gazprom – RusVelo	09″
60	Tosh van der Sande	1990	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	09″
61	Florian Nowak	1995	Germany	Team Lotto – Kern Haus	09″
62	Wouter Wippert	1990	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij	09″
63	Remy Mertz	1995	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	09″
64	Filip Maciejuk	1999	Poland	Leopard Pro Cycling	09″
65	Jan Willem Van Schip	1994	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij	09″
66	Brian Van Goethem	1991	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij	09″
67	Roman Maikin	1990	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	09″
68	Michal Paluta	1995	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	09″
69	Felix Gall	1998	Austria	Development Team Sunweb	09″
70	Sander Armee	1985	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	09″
71	Nikolai Trusov	1985	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	09″
72	Dimitri Peyskens	1991	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	09″
73	Thomas Deruette	1995	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	26″
74	Stijn Devolder	1979	Belgium	Verandas Willems – Crelan	28″
75	Jan Hugger	1998	Germany	Team Lotto – Kern Haus	28″
76	Cyrille Thiery	1990	Switzerland	IAM Excelsior	28″
77	Kamil Gradek	1990	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	28″
78	Elias Van Breussegem	1992	Belgium	Verandas Willems – Crelan	28″
79	Baptiste Planckaert	1988	Belgium	Katusha – Alpecin	30″
80	Cesare Benedetti	1987	Italy	Bora – Hansgrohe	30″
81	Felix Grossschartner	1993	Austria	Bora – Hansgrohe	30″
82	Yannick Martinez	1988	France	Delko Marseille – Provence	30″
83	Alex Dowsett	1988	Great Britain	Katusha – Alpecin	30″
84	Patrick Lechner	1988	Germany	Bike Aid	43″
85	Oscar Riesebeek	1992	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij	46″
86	Joseph Areruya	1996	Rwanda	Delko Marseille – Provence	53″
87	Jonas Koch	1993	Germany	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	53″
88	Mateusz Taciak	1984	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	53″
89	Sjoerd Van Ginneken	1992	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij	57″
90	Huub Duyn	1984	Netherlands	Verandas Willems – Crelan	57″
91	Arjen Livyns	1994	Belgium	Verandas Willems – Crelan	57″
92	Kenny De Ketele	1985	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	57″
93	Alexander Foliforov	1992	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	57″
94	Paul Taebling	1999	Germany	LKT Team Brandenburg	1′ 01″
95	Stefan Bissegger	1998	Switzerland	Akros – Renfer SA	1′ 27″
96	Jenthe Biermans	1995	Belgium	Katusha – Alpecin	1′ 41″
97	Simon Laib	1995	Germany	0711-Cycling	1′ 52″
98	Gatis Smukulis	1987	Latvia	Delko Marseille – Provence	2′ 16″
99	Frantisek Sisr	1993	Czech Republic	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	2′ 16″
100	Charlie Quarterman	1998	Great Britain	Leopard Pro Cycling	3′ 12″
101	Sébastien Delfosse	1982	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	3′ 24″
102	Julian Braun	1995	Germany	Dauner D&DQ – Akkon	3′ 24″
103	Christopher Heider	1996	Germany	Dauner D&DQ – Akkon	3′ 24″
104	Frederik Dombrowski	1992	Germany	Dauner D&DQ – Akkon	3′ 24″
105	Lukas Rügg	1996	Switzerland	Vorarlberg – Santic	3′ 24″
106	Joann Leinau	1995	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW	3′ 30″
107	Florian Stork	1997	Germany	Development Team Sunweb	3′ 30″
108	Salim Kipkemboi	1998	Kenya	Bike Aid	3′ 30″
109	Sergey Shilov	1988	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	3′ 30″
110	Igor Boev	1989	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	3′ 30″
111	Louis Leinau	1995	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW	5′ 44″
DNF	Matthias Schnapka	1980	Germany	Bike Aid
DNF	Michael Kolar	1992	Slovakia	Bora – Hansgrohe
DNF	Matteo Pelucchi	1989	Italy	Bora – Hansgrohe
DNF	Julien Trarieux	1992	France	Delko Marseille – Provence
DNF	Chih Hao Sergio Tu	1997	Taiwan	Development Team Sunweb
DNF	Jens Vanoverberghe	1999	Belgium	Development Team Sunweb
DNF	Felix Gross	1998	Germany	Heizomat Rad-Net.De
DNF	Juri Hollmann	1999	Germany	Heizomat Rad-Net.De
DNF	Lucas Liss	1992	Germany	Heizomat Rad-Net.De
DNF	Tobias Nolde	1998	Germany	Heizomat Rad-Net.De
DNF	Pascal Treubel	1997	Germany	Heizomat Rad-Net.De
DNF	Joab Schneiter	1998	Switzerland	IAM Excelsior
DNF	Awet Gebremedhin	1992	Eritrea	Israel Cycling Academy
DNF	Hamish Schreurs	1994	New Zealand	Israel Cycling Academy
DNF	Konrad Gessner	1995	Germany	Leopard Pro Cycling
DNF	Leo Appelt	1997	Germany	LKT Team Brandenburg
DNF	Jonas Bokeloh	1996	Germany	LKT Team Brandenburg
DNF	Frederik Hähnel	1996	Germany	LKT Team Brandenburg
DNF	Malte Jürss	1996	Germany	LKT Team Brandenburg
DNF	Paul Rudys	1998	Germany	LKT Team Brandenburg
DNF	Preben Van Hecke	1982	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise
DNF	John Mandrysch	1996	Germany	Dauner D&DQ – Akkon
DNF	Sven Thurau	1996	Germany	Dauner D&DQ – Akkon
DNF	Marco Mathis	1994	Germany	Katusha – Alpecin
DNF	Marc Dörrie	1997	Germany	Team Lotto – Kern Haus
DNF	Richard Weinzheimer	1996	Germany	Team Lotto – Kern Haus
DNF	Dylan Page	1993	Switzerland	Team Sapura Cycling
DNF	Michel Giesselmann	1999	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW
DNF	Viktor Müller	1996	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW
DNF	Per Münstermann	1999	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW
DNF	Patrick Jäger	1994	Austria	Vorarlberg – Santic