Hong Kong Challenge: Mohoric, para la historia

【Hong Kong Cyclothon】
優勝はUAE、2位はアイソウェイでした。
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— Team UKYO (@Team_UKYO) 8 de octubre de 2017

Vídeo: Team Ukyo

Matej Mohoric, en lo alto del podio / © IsoWheySwissWellness

El esloveno Matej Mohoric (UAE Team Emirates) se ha impuesto en la Sun Hung Kai Properties Hong Kong Challenge, prueba de 113 kilómetros de nueva inclusión en el calendario UCI Asian Tour. Mohoric, vencedor de la etapa de La Vuelta 2017 con final en Cuenca, ha cruzado la línea de meta con unos metros de ventaja sobre el australiano del conjunto Isowhey Sports Robbie Hucker. Tercero h sido el japonés Yukiya Arashiro. El mejor español ha sido Jon Aberasturi, en el puesto trigesimocuarto, a una vuelta del vencedor.

Puntos TOP Ciclo 21: Jon Aberasturi, 2 (primer español 1.1) / Mikel Aristi, 1 (primer sub-26)

CLASIFICACIÓN COMPLETA

1	Matej Mohoric	1994	Slovenia	UAE Team Emirates	2:35:37
2	Robbie Hucker	1990	Australia	IsoWhey – Swiss Welness	05″
3	Yukiya Arashiro	1984	Japan	Bahrain – Merida	1′ 14″
4	Mitchell Docker	1986	Australia	Orica – Scott	1′ 14″
5	Sam Crome	1993	Australia	IsoWhey – Swiss Welness	1′ 43″
6	Harry Tanfield	1994	Great Britain	Bike Channel Canyon	1′ 53″
7	Michael Hepburn	1991	Australia	Orica – Scott	2′ 21″
8	Quentin Pacher	1992	France	Delko Marseille – Provence KTM	2′ 21″
9	Travis Samuel	1994	Canada	H&R Block Pro Cycling Team	2′ 23″
10	Polychronis Tzortzakis	1989	Greece	RTS – Monton Racing Team	2′ 39″
11	Ben Swift	1987	Great Britain	UAE Team Emirates	3′ 20″
12	Rei Onodera	1995	Japan	Utsunomiya – Blitzen	3′ 20″
13	Luke Durbridge	1991	Australia	Orica – Scott	3′ 20″
14	Hayato Okamoto	1995	Japan	Aisan Racing Team	4′ 23″
15	Kota Sumiyoshi	1991	Japan	Aisan Racing Team	4′ 23″
16	Armands Becis	1991	Latvia	Rietumu Banka-Riga	4′ 25″
17	Jure Rupnik	1993	Slovenia	H&R Block Pro Cycling Team	4′ 25″
18	Martin Laas	1993	Estonia	Delko Marseille – Provence KTM	4′ 25″
19	Christopher Prendergast	1994	Canada	H&R Block Pro Cycling Team	4′ 39″
20	Hideto Nakane	1990	Japan	Nippo – Vini Fantini	6′ 41″
21	Tanzo Tokuda	1992	Japan	Team Ukyo	8′ 32″
22	Shiki Kuroeda	1992	Japan	Aisan Racing Team
23	Andrea Guardini	1989	Italy	UAE Team Emirates
24	Yusuke Hatanaka	1985	Japan	Team Ukyo
25	Ryan McCanally	1992	Australia	H&R Block Pro Cycling Team
26	Kevin Rios Quintana	1993	Colombia	Hainan Jilun Cycling Team
27	Joey Walker	1997	Great Britain	Team Wiggins
28	Benjamin Giraud	1986	France	Delko Marseille – Provence KTM
29	Robert Scott	1998	Great Britain	Team Wiggins
30	Luka Mezgec	1988	Slovenia	Orica – Scott
31	Ka Yu Leung	1996	Hong Kong	HKSI Pro Cycling Team
32	Juan Carrero	1996	Colombia	Hainan Jilun Cycling Team
33	Siu Wai Ko	1987	Hong Kong	HKSI Pro Cycling Team
34	Jon Aberasturi Izaga	1989	Spain	Team Ukyo
35	Masaki Yamamoto	1996	Japan	Team Eurasia IRC Tire
36	Anthony Giacoppo	1986	Australia	IsoWhey – Swiss Welness
37	Jonathan Couanon	1997	France	Delko Marseille – Provence KTM
38	Oscar Mauricio Pachon	1987	Colombia	RTS – Monton Racing Team
39	Cristian Andres Pena Meneses	1991	Colombia	RTS – Monton Racing Team
40	Hiu Fung Choy	1996	Hong Kong	HKSI Pro Cycling Team
41	Mohamed Nor Umardi Rosdi	1986	Malaysia	Terengganu Cycling Team
42	Choon Huat Goh	1991	Singapore	Terengganu Cycling Team
43	Seid Lizde	1995	Italy	UAE Team Emirates
44	Valentin Plesea	1993	Romania	CSA Steaua Bucuresti
45	Mikel Aristi Gardoki	1993	Spain	Delko Marseille – Provence KTM
46	Mitch Webber	1995	Great Britain	Bike Channel Canyon
47	Masahiro Ishigami	1997	Japan	A.V.C. Aix en Provence
48	Shotaro Iribe	1989	Japan	Shimano Racing Team
49	Neil Van Der Ploeg	1987	Australia	IsoWhey – Swiss Welness
50	Etienne Georgi	1998	Great Britain	Team Wiggins
51	Mathew Hayman	1978	Australia	Orica – Scott
52	Andris Vosekalns	1992	Latvia	Rietumu Banka-Riga
53	Sean Lake	1991	Australia	IsoWhey – Swiss Welness
54	Uldis Alitis	1983	Latvia	Rietumu Banka-Riga
55	Chun Wing Leung	1994	Hong Kong	HKSI Pro Cycling Team
56	Ben Dyball	1989	Australia	Delko Marseille – Provence KTM
57	Daniel Crista	1991	Romania	Christina Jewelry – Kuma
58	Sam Bewley	1987	New Zealand	Orica – Scott
DNF	Juntao Meng	–	China	–
DNF	Lars Pria	1983	Romania	–
DNF	Benneng Yu	1998	China	–
DNF	Emil Dima	1997	Romania	Abmol
DNF	Hiroaki Harada	1993	Japan	Aisan Racing Team
DNF	Dexter Gardias	1990	Great Britain	Bike Channel Canyon
DNF	Chris Opie	1987	Great Britain	Bike Channel Canyon
DNF	Robert Partridge	1985	Great Britain	Bike Channel Canyon
DNF	Max Stedman	1996	Great Britain	Bike Channel Canyon
DNF	Alexis Cartier	1991	Canada	H&R Block Pro Cycling Team
DNF	Marc-Antoine Nadon	1994	Canada	H&R Block Pro Cycling Team
DNF	Antonio Jose Alarcon	1990	Colombia	Hainan Jilun Cycling Team
DNF	Steven Manuel Cuesta	1995	Colombia	Hainan Jilun Cycling Team
DNF	Tao Yang	1997	China	Hainan Jilun Cycling Team
DNF	Burr Ho	1992	Hong Kong	HKSI Pro Cycling Team
DNF	Ching Ying Mow	1995	Hong Kong	HKSI Pro Cycling Team
DNF	Eduard Michael Grosu	1992	Romania	Nippo – Vini Fantini
DNF	Maris Bogdanovics	1991	Latvia	Rietumu Banka-Riga
DNF	Deins Kanepejs	1995	Latvia	Rietumu Banka-Riga
DNF	Eugenio Bani	1991	Italy	RTS – Monton Racing Team
DNF	Paolo Lunardon	1992	Italy	RTS – Monton Racing Team
DNF	Mauricio Ortega	1980	Colombia	RTS – Monton Racing Team
DNF	Elichi Hirai	1990	Japan	Team Ukyo
DNF	Michimasa Nakai	1994	Japan	Team Ukyo
DNF	Scott Davies	1995	Great Britain	Team Wiggins
DNF	Jake Kelly	1995	Great Britain	Team Wiggins
DNF	James Knox	1995	Great Britain	Team Wiggins
DNF	Maral-Erdene Batmunkh	1994	Mongolia	Terengganu Cycling Team
DNF	Mohamad Che Ku Romli	1994	Malaysia	Terengganu Cycling Team
DNF	Anuar Manan	1986	Malaysia	Terengganu Cycling Team
DNF	Mohamad Nur Aiman Mohd Zariff	1997	Malaysia	Terengganu Cycling Team
DNF	Xiaojun Fan	1996	China	Yunnan – Lvshan Landscape
DNF	Wenjie Li	1985	China	Yunnan – Lvshan Landscape
DNF	Lianshan Zhang	1998	China	Yunnan – Lvshan Landscape
DNF	Zirong Zhong	1997	China	Yunnan – Lvshan Landscape