Cyclassics Hamburgo: Viviani se reivindica

??@eliaviviani of ??@TeamSky wins ??@Cyclassics Hamburg #Cyclassics pic.twitter.com/kbxvULVwYA

— World Cycling Stats (@wcstats) 20 de agosto de 2017

Viviani, a la derecha

Elia Viviani reivindicó su figura de velocista con el Sky al apuntarse la Cyclassics Hamburgo, prueba alemana del UCI World Tour. El italiano -que rescinde su contrato 2018 con los británicos para irse al Quick Step belga- superó al sprint al francés Arnaud Démare y al holandés Dylan Groenewegen.

Puntos TOP Ciclo 21: Carlos Barbero, 4 (primer español 1.UWT) / Héctor Carretero, 2 (primer sub-26).

CLASIFICACIÓN

1	Elia Viviani	1989	Italy	Team Sky	5t 15′ 32″
2	Arnaud Démare	1991	France	FDJ	00″
03	Dylan Groenewegen	1993	Netherlands	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	00″
4	Alexander Kristoff	1987	Norway	Team Katusha	00″
5	André Greipel	1982	Germany	Lotto – Soudal	00″
6	Maximiliano Richeze	1983	Argentina	Quick-Step Floors	00″
7	Jasper Stuyven	1992	Belgium	Trek – Segafredo	00″
8	Marko Kump	1988	Slovenia	UAE Team Emirates	00″
9	Nacer Bouhanni	1990	France	Cofidis, Solutions Credits	00″
10	Rudy Barbier	1992	France	Ag2r La Mondiale	00″
11	Sam Bennett	1990	Ireland	Bora – Hansgrohe	00″
12	Jempy Drucker	1986	Luxembourg	BMC Racing Team	00″
13	Rick Zabel	1993	Germany	Team Katusha	00″
14	Niccolo Bonifazio	1993	Italy	Bahrain – Merida	00″
15	Heinrich Haussler	1984	Australia	Bahrain – Merida	00″
16	Roberto Ferrari	1983	Italy	UAE Team Emirates	00″
17	Simone Consonni	1994	Italy	UAE Team Emirates	00″
18	Ruslan Tleybayev	1987	Kazakhstan	Astana Pro Team	00″
19	Reinardt Janse Van Rensburg	1989	South Africa	Team Dimension Data	00″
20	Quentin Jauregui	1994	France	Ag2r La Mondiale	00″
21	Wouter Wippert	1990	Netherlands	Cannondale – Drapac	00″
22	Gediminas Bagdonas	1985	Litauen	Ag2r La Mondiale	00″
23	Kristian Sbaragli	1990	Italy	Team Dimension Data	00″
24	Jasha Sütterlin	1992	Germany	Movistar Team	00″
25	Christophe Laporte	1992	France	Cofidis, Solutions Credits	00″
26	Jonas Koch	1993	Germany	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	00″
27	Sep Vanmarcke	1988	Belgium	Cannondale – Drapac	00″
28	Nikolas Maes	1986	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	00″
29	Edvald Boasson Hagen	1987	Norway	Team Dimension Data	00″
30	Pavel Brutt	1982	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	00″
31	Matti Breschel	1984	Denmark	Astana Pro Team	00″
32	Greg Van Avermaet	1985	Belgium	BMC Racing Team	00″
33	Roy Curvers	1979	Netherlands	Team Sunweb	00″
34	Caleb Ewan	1994	Australia	Orica – Scott	00″
35	Grega Bole	1985	Slovenia	Bahrain – Merida	00″
36	Yukiya Arashiro	1984	Japan	Bahrain – Merida	00″
37	Rüdiger Selig	1989	Germany	Bora – Hansgrohe	00″
38	Nans Peters	1994	France	Ag2r La Mondiale	00″
39	Phil Bauhaus	1994	Germany	Team Sunweb	00″
40	Lars Ytting Bak	1980	Denmark	Lotto – Soudal	00″
41	Amaël Moinard	1982	France	BMC Racing Team	00″
42	Jan Tratnik	1990	Slovenia	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	00″
43	Daryl Impey	1984	South Africa	Orica – Scott	00″
44	Danny Van Poppel	1993	Netherlands	Team Sky	00″
45	Remi Cavagna	1995	France	Quick-Step Floors	00″
46	Dries Devenyns	1983	Belgium	Quick-Step Floors	00″
47	Maarten Wynants	1982	Belgium	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	00″
48	Mathew Hayman	1978	Australia	Orica – Scott	00″
49	Moreno Hofland	1991	Netherlands	Lotto – Soudal	00″
50	Owain Doull	1993	Great Britain	Team Sky	00″
51	Danilo Wyss	1985	Switzerland	BMC Racing Team	00″
52	Marcus Burghardt	1983	Germany	Bora – Hansgrohe	00″
53	Diego Ulissi	1989	Italy	UAE Team Emirates	00″
54	Bert De Backer	1984	Belgium	Team Sunweb	00″
55	Andriy Grivko	1983	Ukraina	Astana Pro Team	00″
56	Gijs Van Hoecke	1991	Belgium	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	00″
57	Patrick Bevin	1991	New Zealand	Cannondale – Drapac	00″
58	Lukasz Owsian	1990	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	00″
59	Jack Bauer	1985	New Zealand	Quick-Step Floors	00″
60	Francois Bidard	1992	France	Ag2r La Mondiale	00″
61	Zhandos Bizhigitov	1991	Kazakhstan	Astana Pro Team	00″
62	Jacopo Guarnieri	1987	Italy	FDJ	00″
63	Truls Korsæth	1993	Norway	Astana Pro Team	00″
64	Aleksejs Saramotins	1982	Latvia	Bora – Hansgrohe	00″
65	Carlos Barbero Cuesta	1991	Spain	Movistar Team	00″
66	Bram Tankink	1978	Netherlands	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	00″
67	Enrico Battaglin	1989	Italy	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	15″
68	Alex Edmondson	1993	Australia	Orica – Scott	15″
69	Mark Renshaw	1982	Australia	Team Dimension Data	17″
70	Petr Vakoc	1992	Czech Republic	Quick-Step Floors	20″
71	Marcel Sieberg	1982	Germany	Lotto – Soudal	22″
72	Mathieu Ladagnous	1984	France	FDJ	27″
73	Gregor Muhlberger	1994	Austria	Bora – Hansgrohe	27″
74	Ramon Sinkeldam	1989	Netherlands	Team Sunweb	27″
75	Silvan Dillier	1990	Switzerland	BMC Racing Team	30″
76	Simon Gerrans	1980	Australia	Orica – Scott	32″
77	Michael Hepburn	1991	Australia	Orica – Scott	32″
78	Roger Kluge	1986	Germany	Orica – Scott	32″
79	Sebastian Langeveld	1985	Netherlands	Cannondale – Drapac	32″
80	Boy Van Poppel	1988	Netherlands	Trek – Segafredo	32″
81	Jenthe Biermans	1995	Belgium	Team Katusha	32″
82	Nils Politt	1994	Germany	Team Katusha	1′ 06″
83	Paul Martens	1983	Germany	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	1′ 12″
84	Gregory Rast	1980	Switzerland	Trek – Segafredo	1′ 12″
85	Sonny Colbrelli	1990	Italy	Bahrain – Merida	1′ 28″
86	Marco Marcato	1984	Italy	UAE Team Emirates	1′ 28″
87	Albert Timmer	1985	Netherlands	Team Sunweb	1′ 58″
88	Pascal Ackermann	1994	Germany	Bora – Hansgrohe	2′ 20″
89	Oscar Gatto	1985	Italy	Astana Pro Team	2′ 44″
90	Patryk Stosz	1994	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	3′ 01″
91	Ryan Gibbons	1994	South Africa	Team Dimension Data	3′ 01″
92	Juraj Sagan	1988	Slovakia	Bora – Hansgrohe	3′ 01″
93	Dorian Godon	1996	France	Cofidis, Solutions Credits	3′ 01″
94	Jose Herrada Lopez	1985	Spain	Movistar Team	3′ 01″
95	Kiel Reijnen	1986	USA	Trek – Segafredo	3′ 01″
96	Mateusz Taciak	1984	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	3′ 01″
97	Jesus Herrada Lopez	1990	Spain	Movistar Team	3′ 01″
98	Dayer Quintana	1992	Colombia	Movistar Team	3′ 01″
99	Victor De La Parte	1986	Spain	Movistar Team	3′ 01″
100	Martin Elmiger	1978	Switzerland	BMC Racing Team	3′ 01″
101	Tom Jelte Slagter	1989	Netherlands	Cannondale – Drapac	3′ 01″
102	Lukasz Wisniowski	1991	Poland	Team Sky	3′ 01″
103	Max Walscheid	1993	Germany	Team Sunweb	3′ 01″
104	Erik Baska	1994	Slovakia	Bora – Hansgrohe	3′ 01″
105	Igor Boev	1989	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	3′ 01″
106	Ivan Savitsky	1992	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	3′ 01″
107	Hector Carretero Milla	1995	Spain	Movistar Team	3′ 01″
108	Sebastian Henao	1993	Colombia	Team Sky	3′ 01″
109	Vyacheslav Kuznetsov	1989	Russia	Team Katusha	3′ 01″
110	Ryan Mullen	1994	Ireland	Cannondale – Drapac	3′ 01″
111	Maciej Paterski	1986	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	3′ 01″
112	Oliviero Troia	1994	Italy	UAE Team Emirates	3′ 01″
113	Zico Waeytens	1991	Belgium	Team Sunweb	3′ 01″
114	Hugo Hofstetter	1994	France	Cofidis, Solutions Credits	3′ 01″
115	Marc Sarreau	1993	France	FDJ	3′ 01″
116	Filippo Ganna	1996	Italy	UAE Team Emirates	3′ 01″
117	Benoit Vaugrenard	1982	France	FDJ	3′ 01″
118	Cyril Lemoine	1983	France	Cofidis, Solutions Credits	3′ 01″
119	Olivier Le Gac	1993	France	FDJ	3′ 01″
120	Borut Bozic	1980	Slovenia	Bahrain – Merida	3′ 01″
121	Luka Pibernik	1993	Slovenia	Bahrain – Merida	3′ 01″
122	Ignatas Konovalovas	1985	Litauen	FDJ	3′ 01″
123	Bernhard Eisel	1981	Austria	Team Dimension Data	3′ 01″
124	Jelle Vanendert	1985	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	3′ 01″
125	Jasper De Buyst	1993	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	3′ 01″
126	Mads Pedersen	1995	Denmark	Trek – Segafredo	3′ 01″
127	Evgeny Shalunov	1992	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	3′ 01″
128	Nikias Arndt	1991	Germany	Team Sunweb	4′ 07″
129	Marco Coledan	1988	Italy	Trek – Segafredo	4′ 15″
130	Floris Gerts	1992	Netherlands	BMC Racing Team	4′ 24″
131	Stijn Vandenbergh	1984	Belgium	Ag2r La Mondiale	4′ 50″
132	Ben Swift	1987	Great Britain	UAE Team Emirates	4′ 50″
133	Iljo Keisse	1982	Belgium	Quick-Step Floors	4′ 50″
134	Fabio Sabatini	1985	Italy	Quick-Step Floors	4′ 50″
135	Alexey Tsatevitch	1989	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	4′ 50″
136	Tosh van der Sande	1990	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	4′ 50″
137	Artur Ershov	1990	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	4′ 50″
138	Luka Mezgec	1988	Slovenia	Orica – Scott	4′ 50″
139	David Per	1995	Slovenia	Bahrain – Merida	4′ 50″
140	Ian Boswell	1991	USA	Team Sky	4′ 50″
141	Sergey Lagutin	1981	Uzbekistan	Gazprom – RusVelo	4′ 50″
142	Fumiyuki Beppu	1983	Japan	Trek – Segafredo	4′ 50″
143	Nuno Bico	1994	Portugal	Movistar Team	4′ 50″
144	Julien Berard	1987	France	Ag2r La Mondiale	4′ 50″
145	Riccardo Minali	1995	Italy	Astana Pro Team	4′ 50″
146	Tyler Farrar	1984	USA	Team Dimension Data	4′ 50″
147	Moreno Moser	1990	Italy	Astana Pro Team	4′ 50″
148	Hugh Carthy	1994	Great Britain	Cannondale – Drapac	4′ 50″
149	Martijn Keizer	1988	Netherlands	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	4′ 50″
150	Florian Senechal	1993	France	Cofidis, Solutions Credits	4′ 50″
151	Nikolai Trusov	1985	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	4′ 50″
152	Frantisek Sisr	1993	Czech Republic	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	4′ 50″
153	Kristjan Koren	1986	Slovenia	Cannondale – Drapac	5′ 40″
154	Michal Golas	1984	Poland	Team Sky	6′ 26″
155	Jonathan Dibben	1994	Great Britain	Team Sky	7′ 12″
156	Jay Robert Thomson	1986	South Africa	Team Dimension Data	8′ 10″
157	Jos Van Emden	1985	Netherlands	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	8′ 10″
158	Kamil Malecki	1996	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	8′ 10″
DNF	Sondre Holst Enger	1993	Norway	Ag2r La Mondiale
DNF	Manuel Quinziato	1979	Italy	BMC Racing Team
DNF	Loic Chetout	1992	France	Cofidis, Solutions Credits
DNF	Leo Vincent	1995	France	FDJ
DNF	Marcel Kittel	1988	Germany	Quick-Step Floors
DNF	Marco Mathis	1994	Germany	Team Katusha
DNF	Jhonatan Restrepo	1994	Colombia	Team Katusha
DNF	Angel Vicioso	1977	Spain	Team Katusha
DNF	Eugenio Alafaci	1990	Italy	Trek – Segafredo

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