GP Fourmies: Ackermann repite tras Bruselas

Ackermann ante Démare © Bora

Redacción / Ciclo 21

Pascal Ackermann (Bora) fue el ganador del 86° GP de  Fourmies, tras 205 kilómetros, el día después de ganar en Bruselas, superando al local Arnaud Démare y al colombiano Álvaro Hodeg.

Cornu, Deltombe, Gerts, Gruzdev y Le Roux fueron los escapados del día siempre controlados por el grupo. David Gaudu, Benoît Cosnefroy y Axel Journiaux remacharon a Gerts, el mejor de la fuga a 23 kilómetros del final.

Gaudu se fue solo a 10 kilómetros, pero Quick-Step anuló al francés y después a Marco Canola a 3 kilómetros. Mads Pedersen fue el último aventurero antes del sprint final construido por el Groupama, lanzado por Démare y perfectamente rematado por el enrachado Ackermann. Un corredor con victorias en Romandía, Dauphiné, el campeonato de su país, RideLondon y dos etapas en Polonia.

Joan Bou y Juanjo Lobato fueron los dos únicos españoles pero pasaron desapercibidos.

Puntos TOP Ciclo 21: Joan Bou, 2 (primer español 1.HC) / 1 (primer sub-26)

CLASIFICACIÓN COMPLETA

01	Pascal Ackermann	1994	Germany	Bora – Hansgrohe	4:46:56
02	Arnaud Démare	1991	France	Groupama – FDJ	00″
03	Alvaro Hodeg	1996	Colombia	Quick-Step Floors	00″
04	Leonardo Bonifazio	1991	Italy	Nippo – Vini Fantini	00″
05	Christophe Laporte	1992	France	Cofidis, Solutions Credits	00″
06	Alexander Kristoff	1987	Norway	UAE Team Emirates	00″
07	Boy Van Poppel	1988	Netherlands	Trek – Segafredo	00″
08	Hugo Hofstetter	1994	France	Cofidis, Solutions Credits	00″
09	Riccardo Minali	1995	Italy	Astana Pro Team	00″
10	Kristian Sbaragli	1990	Italy	Israel Cycling Academy	00″
11	Timothy Dupont	1987	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	00″
12	Kevyn Ista	1984	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	00″
13	Davide Gabburo	1993	Italy	Amore & Vita – Prodir	00″
14	Jacopo Guarnieri	1987	Italy	Groupama – FDJ	00″
15	Thomas Boudat	1994	France	Direct Energie	00″
16	Samuel Dumoulin	1980	France	AG2R La Mondiale	00″
17	Dries Van Gestel	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	00″
18	Kenny Dehaes	1984	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	00″
19	Lindsay De Vylder	1995	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	00″
20	Damien Touze	1996	France	St. Michel – Auber 93	00″
21	Tanguy Turgis	1998	France	Vital Concept	00″
22	Floris Gerts	1992	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij	00″
23	Florian Senechal	1993	France	Quick-Step Floors	00″
24	Lorrenzo Manzin	1994	France	Vital Concept	00″
25	Silvan Dillier	1990	Switzerland	AG2R La Mondiale	00″
26	Rüdiger Selig	1989	Germany	Bora – Hansgrohe	00″
27	Franck Bonnamour	1995	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	07″
28	Romain Feillu	1984	France	St. Michel – Auber 93	07″
29	Rudy Barbier	1992	France	AG2R La Mondiale	07″
30	Yoann Offredo	1986	France	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	07″
31	Ryan Mullen	1994	Ireland	Trek – Segafredo	07″
32	Michele Corradini	1996	Italy	Amore & Vita – Prodir	07″
33	Robbert De Greef	1991	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij	07″
34	Pierre Idjouadiene	1996	France	Roubaix Metropole Europeenne de Lil	07″
35	Anthony Maldonado	1991	France	St. Michel – Auber 93	07″
36	Alexis Vuillermoz	1988	France	AG2R La Mondiale	07″
37	Simone Velasco	1995	Italy	Wilier Triestina	07″
38	Christophe Noppe	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	07″
39	Jasper De Laat	1994	Netherlands	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	07″
40	Davide Martinelli	1993	Italy	Quick-Step Floors	07″
41	Jonas Van Genechten	1986	Belgium	Vital Concept	12″
42	Sebastian Schönberger	1994	Austria	Wilier Triestina	12″
43	Jimmy Turgis	1991	France	Cofidis, Solutions Credits	12″
44	Barnabas Peak	1998	Hungary	Quick-Step Floors	12″
45	Remi Cavagna	1995	France	Quick-Step Floors	12″
46	Mikkel Honore	1997	Denmark	Quick-Step Floors	12″
47	Nathan Earle	1988	Australia	Israel Cycling Academy	12″
48	Turcanu Veaceslav Biondi	1998	Italy	Amore & Vita – Prodir	12″
49	Colin Stüssi	1993	Switzerland	Amore & Vita – Prodir	12″
50	Boris Vallee	1993	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	12″
51	Rui Costa	1986	Portugal	UAE Team Emirates	12″
52	Jeremy Leveau	1992	France	Delko Marseille – Provence	12″
53	Julien Trarieux	1992	France	Delko Marseille – Provence	12″
54	Bakhtiyar Kozhatayev	1992	Kazakhstan	Astana Pro Team	12″
55	Guillaume Levarlet	1985	France	St. Michel – Auber 93	12″
56	Romain Hardy	1988	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	12″
57	Nicolas Tivani	1995	Argentina	UAE Team Emirates	12″
58	Olivier Le Gac	1993	France	Groupama – FDJ	12″
59	Mathias Van Gompel	1995	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	12″
60	Emmanuel Morin	1995	France	Cofidis, Solutions Credits	12″
61	Edoardo Zardini	1989	Italy	Wilier Triestina	12″
62	Kevin Van Melsen	1987	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	12″
63	Juraj Sagan	1988	Slovakia	Bora – Hansgrohe	12″
64	Jesper Asselman	1990	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij	12″
65	Filippo Ganna	1996	Italy	UAE Team Emirates	12″
66	Nick Van der Lijke	1991	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij	12″
67	Andreas Schillinger	1983	Germany	Bora – Hansgrohe	12″
68	Eliot Lietaer	1990	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	12″
69	Filippo Pozzato	1981	Italy	Wilier Triestina	12″
70	Marco Marcato	1984	Italy	UAE Team Emirates	12″
71	Thomas Sprengers	1990	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	12″
72	Anthony Delaplace	1989	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	12″
73	Quentin Jauregui	1994	France	AG2R La Mondiale	12″
74	Ivan Santaromita	1984	Italy	Nippo – Vini Fantini	12″
75	Jerome Cousin	1989	France	Direct Energie	12″
76	Peter Kennaugh	1989	Great Britain	Bora – Hansgrohe	12″
77	Axel Domont	1990	France	AG2R La Mondiale	12″
78	Zdenek Stybar	1985	Czech Republic	Quick-Step Floors	12″
79	Julien Mortier	1997	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	12″
80	Ramon Sinkeldam	1989	Netherlands	Groupama – FDJ	12″
81	Julien Morice	1991	France	Vital Concept	25″
82	Arnaud Gérard	1984	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	25″
83	Dennis Van Winden	1987	Netherlands	Israel Cycling Academy	27″
84	Pieter Vanspeybrouck	1987	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	30″
85	Emiel Vermeulen	1993	Belgium	Roubaix Metropole Europeenne de Lil	30″
86	Wouter Wippert	1990	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij	32″
87	Dimitri Claeys	1987	Belgium	Cofidis, Solutions Credits	39″
88	Bert Van Lerberghe	1992	Belgium	Cofidis, Solutions Credits	48″
89	Joan Bou Company	1997	Spain	Nippo – Vini Fantini	1′ 12″
90	Fabien Grellier	1994	France	Direct Energie	1′ 15″
91	Benoit Vaugrenard	1982	France	Groupama – FDJ	1′ 27″
92	Laurent Didier	1984	Luxembourg	Trek – Segafredo	1′ 30″
93	Gregory Rast	1980	Switzerland	Trek – Segafredo	1′ 30″
94	Laurens De Vreese	1988	Belgium	Astana Pro Team	1′ 40″
95	Awet Gebremedhin	1992	Eritrea	Israel Cycling Academy	1′ 50″
96	Marco Canola	1988	Italy	Nippo – Vini Fantini	1′ 52″
97	Samuel Leroux	1994	France	Roubaix Metropole Europeenne de Lil	1′ 52″
98	Pierre Gouault	1993	France	Roubaix Metropole Europeenne de Lil	1′ 52″
99	Matteo Badilatti	1992	Switzerland	Israel Cycling Academy	1′ 52″
100	Perrig Quemeneur	1984	France	Direct Energie	1′ 52″
101	David Riviere	1995	France	Direct Energie	1′ 52″
102	Alexis Guerin	1992	France	Delko Marseille – Provence	1′ 52″
103	Steven Tronet	1986	France	Roubaix Metropole Europeenne de Lil	1′ 52″
104	Johan Le Bon	1990	France	Vital Concept	1′ 52″
105	Yoann Paillot	1991	France	St. Michel – Auber 93	1′ 52″
106	Jonas Gregaard Wilsly	1996	Denmark	Astana Pro Team	1′ 52″
107	Kevin Reza	1988	France	Vital Concept	1′ 52″
108	Brian Van Goethem	1991	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij	1′ 52″
109	Alex Kirsch	1992	Luxembourg	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	2′ 19″
110	Mads Pedersen	1995	Denmark	Trek – Segafredo	2′ 19″
111	Kristian Yustre	1993	Colombia	Amore & Vita – Prodir	2′ 19″
112	Jan-André Freuler	1992	Switzerland	Amore & Vita – Prodir	2′ 19″
113	Eugenio Alafaci	1990	Italy	Trek – Segafredo	2′ 19″
114	Fumiyuki Beppu	1983	Japan	Trek – Segafredo	2′ 19″
115	Benoit Cosnefroy	1995	France	AG2R La Mondiale	2′ 19″
116	Alo Jakin	1986	Estonia	St. Michel – Auber 93	2′ 19″
117	Armindo Fonseca	1989	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	2′ 19″
118	David Gaudu	1996	France	Groupama – FDJ	2′ 19″
119	Simone Ponzi	1987	Italy	Nippo – Vini Fantini	2′ 19″
120	Luca Pacioni	1993	Italy	Wilier Triestina	2′ 19″
121	Yoann Bagot	1987	France	Vital Concept	2′ 19″
122	Kenny Molly	1996	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	2′ 19″
123	Ignatas Konovalovas	1985	Lithuania	Groupama – FDJ	3′ 07″
124	Juan Jose Lobato Del Valle	1988	Spain	Nippo – Vini Fantini	3′ 07″
125	Dmitriy Gruzdev	1986	Kazakhstan	Astana Pro Team	4′ 16″
126	Sébastien Delfosse	1982	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	4′ 20″
127	Pierre Goebeert	1997	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	4′ 20″
128	Oliviero Troia	1994	Italy	UAE Team Emirates	4′ 20″
129	Matteo Bono	1983	Italy	UAE Team Emirates	4′ 20″
130	Nicolas Baldo	1984	France	St. Michel – Auber 93	4′ 20″
131	Evaldas Siskevicius	1988	Lithuania	Delko Marseille – Provence	5′ 20″
132	Przemyslaw Kasperkiewicz	1994	Poland	Delko Marseille – Provence	5′ 20″
133	Brenton Jones	1991	Australia	Delko Marseille – Provence	5′ 34″
134	Luis Lemus	1992	Mexico	Israel Cycling Academy	5′ 34″
135	Iltjan Nikaj	1995	Albania	Amore & Vita – Prodir	7′ 10″
136	Tom Dernies	1990	Belgium	Roubaix Metropole Europeenne de Lil	8′ 07″
137	Axel Journiaux	1995	France	Direct Energie	8′ 08″
138	Erik Baska	1994	Slovakia	Bora – Hansgrohe	8′ 15″
139	Aleksejs Saramotins	1982	Latvia	Bora – Hansgrohe	8′ 15″
DNF	Magnus Cort	1993	Denmark	Astana Pro Team
DNF	Yevgeniy Gidich	1996	Kazakhstan	Astana Pro Team
DNF	Anthony Turgis	1994	France	Cofidis, Solutions Credits
DNF	Gatis Smukulis	1987	Latvia	Delko Marseille – Provence
DNF	Jeremy Cornu	1991	France	Direct Energie
DNF	Clement Carisey	1992	France	Israel Cycling Academy
DNF	Elmar Reinders	1992	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij
DNF	Pierre Barbier	1997	France	Roubaix Metropole Europeenne de Lil
DNF	Kevin Deltombe	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise
DNF	Sasha Weemaes	1998	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise
DNF	Romain Le Roux	1992	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic
DNF	Simone Bevilacqua	1997	Italy	Wilier Triestina
DNF	Maxence Moncassin	1997	France	Wilier Triestina