Kreuziger estrena la Pro Ötztaler 5.500

??@Roman86_K of ??@OricaScott wins ??@prootztaler5500 #ProOEtztaler5500 pic.twitter.com/mBSn0KViXr

— World Cycling Stats (@wcstats) 25 de agosto de 2017

El podio de la prueba © Orica

Roman Kreuziger (Orica) ha estrenado el palmarés de la durísima prueba austriaca 1.1 UCI, Pro Ötztaler 5.500, que, como su nombre indica, tiene ese desnivel acumulado en 218 kilómetros con salida y meta en Sölden y procedente de una marcha cicloturista. El checo aprovechó el último puerto para descolgar al esloveno Simon Spilak (Katusha) y vencer tras casi 6 horas y medio de esfuerzo. El italiano Giulio Ciccone (Bardiani) completó el podio.

José Manuel Díaz obtuvo un brilante noveno puesto, mientras que su próximo compañero en el Israel, Rubén Plaza, fue uno de los animadores de la carrera.

Puntos TOP Ciclo 21: José Manuel Díaz, 6 (4 9º + 2 primer español 1.1) / 1 (primer sub-26).

CLASIFICACIÓN COMPLETA

1	Roman Kreuziger	1986	Czech Republic	Orica – Scott	6:37:34
2	Simon Spilak	1986	Slovenia	Team Katusha	43″
3	Giulio Ciccone	1994	Italy	Bardiani – CSF	1′ 33″
4	Robert Power	1995	Australia	Orica – Scott	1′ 36″
5	Riccardo Zoidl	1988	Austria	Team Felbermayr – Simplon Wels	3′ 36″
6	Jan Hirt	1991	Czech Republic	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	3′ 36″
7	Pierpaolo Ficara	1991	Italy	Amore & Vita – Selle SMP	3′ 36″
8	Damien Howson	1992	Australia	Orica – Scott	7′ 00″
9	Jose Manuel Diaz Gallego	1995	Spain	Israel Cycling Academy	7′ 00″
10	Luca Covili	1997	Italy	Amore & Vita – Selle SMP	7′ 02″
11	Daniel Geysmayr	1989	Austria	Team Vorarlberg	8′ 05″
12	Francesco Bongiorno	1990	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis Vega	8′ 07″
13	Sergej Firsanov	1982	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	8′ 07″
14	Hermann Pernsteiner	1990	Austria	Amplatz – BMC	8′ 09″
15	Leonardo Canepa	1997	Italy	GM Europa Ovini	8′ 28″
16	Nicolas Sessler	1994	Brazil	Israel Cycling Academy	9′ 42″
17	Silvio Herklotz	1994	Germany	Bora – Hansgrohe	10′ 40″
18	Cristian Rodriguez	1995	Spain	Wilier Triestina	11′ 30″
19	Tiago Machado	1985	Portugal	Team Katusha	13′ 31″
20	Reinier Honig	1983	Netherlands	Team Vorarlberg	13′ 47″
21	Lukasz Owsian	1990	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	14′ 43″
22	Marco Frapporti	1985	Italy	Androni – Sidermec	14′ 43″
23	Hans-Jörg Leopold	1983	Austria	WSA – Greenlife	14′ 43″
24	Sebastian Schönberger	1994	Austria	Tirol Cycling Team	14′ 43″
25	Dennis Van Winden	1987	Netherlands	Israel Cycling Academy	14′ 43″
26	Matteo Spreafico	1993	Italy	Androni – Sidermec	14′ 43″
27	Alban Lakata	1979	Austria	–	14′ 43″
28	Mattia Cattaneo	1990	Italy	Androni – Sidermec	14′ 43″
29	Daniel Lehner	1994	Austria	Team Felbermayr – Simplon Wels	14′ 46″
30	Patryk Stosz	1994	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	15′ 03″
31	Llibert Sendros Juvé	1991	Spain	Kolss – BDC Team	16′ 11″
32	Ilia Koshevoy	1991	Belarus	Wilier Triestina	16′ 37″
33	Michele Gazzara	1990	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis Vega	20′ 07″
34	Adriano Brogi	1991	Italy	GM Europa Ovini	20′ 07″
35	Nicola Gaffurini	1989	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis Vega	20′ 07″
36	Francesco Canepa	1997	Italy	GM Europa Ovini	21′ 20″
37	Stefan Poll	1986	Austria	WSA – Greenlife	21′ 56″
38	Ildar Arslanov	1994	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	21′ 56″
39	Abderrahim Zahiri	1996	Morocco	Unieuro Trevigiani	21′ 56″
40	Marco Bernardinetti	1991	Italy	Amore & Vita – Selle SMP	21′ 56″
41	Maximilian Hammerle	1993	Austria	Team Vorarlberg	22′ 31″
42	Lukas Jaun	1991	Switzerland	Team Roth – Akros	24′ 26″
43	Miguel Eduardo Florez Lopez	1996	Colombia	Wilier Triestina	25′ 10″
44	Andi Bajc	1988	Slovenia	Amplatz – BMC	27′ 19″
45	Dennis Paulus	1994	Austria	Hrinkow Advarics Cycleangteam	27′ 19″
46	Roland Thalmann	1993	Switzerland	Team Roth – Akros	27′ 19″
47	Umberto Orsini	1994	Italy	Bardiani – CSF	27′ 19″
48	Edoardo Zardini	1989	Italy	Bardiani – CSF	27′ 43″
49	Maximilian Kuen	1992	Austria	Tirol Cycling Team	27′ 43″
50	Alessandro Bisolti	1985	Italy	Nippo – Vini Fantini	27′ 43″
51	Mirko Trosino	1992	Italy	Wilier Triestina	30′ 11″
OOT	Alexander Foliforov	1992	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo
OOT	Evgeny Kobernyak	1995	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo
OOT	Aleksey Rybalkin	1993	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo
OOT	Andrea Ruscetta	1990	Italy	GM Europa Ovini
OOT	Jens Keukeleire	1988	Belgium	Orica – Scott
OOT	Manuel Bosch	1989	Austria	Team Vorarlberg
OOT	Gian Friesecke	1994	Switzerland	Team Vorarlberg
OOT	Lukas Meiler	1995	Germany	Team Vorarlberg
OOT	Marco Molteni	1996	Italy	Unieuro Trevigiani
OOT	Dilmurdjon Siddikov	1997	Uzbekistan	Unieuro Trevigiani
DNF	Daniel Federspiel	1987	Austria	–
DNF	Francesco Mancini	1995	Italy	Amore & Vita – Selle SMP
DNF	Uri Martins Sandoval	1990	Mexico	Amore & Vita – Selle SMP
DNF	Josep Miralles Rigó	1994	Spain	Amore & Vita – Selle SMP
DNF	Marek Canecky	1988	Slovakia	Amplatz – BMC
DNF	Gerd Fidler	1996	Austria	Amplatz – BMC
DNF	Julian Gruber	1997	Austria	Amplatz – BMC
DNF	Andreas Umhaller	1992	Austria	Amplatz – BMC
DNF	Thomas Umhaller	1995	Austria	Amplatz – BMC
DNF	Raffaello Bonusi	1992	Italy	Androni – Sidermec
DNF	Mattia Frapporti	1994	Italy	Androni – Sidermec
DNF	Francesco Gavazzi	1984	Italy	Androni – Sidermec
DNF	Luca Pacioni	1993	Italy	Androni – Sidermec
DNF	Kevin Rivera	1998	Costa Rica	Androni – Sidermec
DNF	Simone Andreetta	1993	Italy	Bardiani – CSF
DNF	Enrico Barbin	1990	Italy	Bardiani – CSF
DNF	Simone Sterbini	1993	Italy	Bardiani – CSF
DNF	Alessandro Tonelli	1992	Italy	Bardiani – CSF
DNF	Jan Barta	1984	Czech Republic	Bora – Hansgrohe
DNF	Jay McCarthy	1992	Australia	Bora – Hansgrohe
DNF	Jose Mendes	1985	Portugal	Bora – Hansgrohe
DNF	Gregor Muhlberger	1994	Austria	Bora – Hansgrohe
DNF	Aleksejs Saramotins	1982	Latvia	Bora – Hansgrohe
DNF	Jakub Kaczmarek	1993	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice
DNF	Leszek Plucinski	1990	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice
DNF	Sergey Lagutin	1981	Uzbekistan	Gazprom – RusVelo
DNF	Ivan Rovny	1987	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo
DNF	Andrea Di Federico	1995	Italy	GM Europa Ovini
DNF	Sebastian Lander	1991	Denmark	GM Europa Ovini
DNF	Rossano Mauti	1997	Italy	GM Europa Ovini
DNF	Patrick Bosman	1994	Austria	Hrinkow Advarics Cycleangteam
DNF	Daniel Eichinger	1995	Austria	Hrinkow Advarics Cycleangteam
DNF	Nils Friedl	1997	Austria	Hrinkow Advarics Cycleangteam
DNF	Andreas Hofer	1991	Austria	Hrinkow Advarics Cycleangteam
DNF	Christian Mager	1992	Germany	Hrinkow Advarics Cycleangteam
DNF	Paul Redtenbacher	1995	Austria	Hrinkow Advarics Cycleangteam
DNF	Andreas Walzel	1995	Austria	Hrinkow Advarics Cycleangteam
DNF	Roy Goldstein	1993	Israel	Israel Cycling Academy
DNF	Guy Niv	1994	Israel	Israel Cycling Academy
DNF	Hamish Schreurs	1994	New Zealand	Israel Cycling Academy
DNF	Daniel Turek	1993	Czech Republic	Israel Cycling Academy
DNF	Pavlo Bondarenko	1996	Ukraina	Kolss – BDC Team
DNF	Yurii Burchenia	1998	Ukraina	Kolss – BDC Team
DNF	Sergiy Lagkuti	1985	Ukraina	Kolss – BDC Team
DNF	Oleksandr Prevar	1990	Ukraina	Kolss – BDC Team
DNF	Vladyslav Soltasiuk	1997	Ukraina	Kolss – BDC Team
DNF	Giacomo Berlato	1992	Italy	Nippo – Vini Fantini
DNF	Damiano Cunego	1981	Italy	Nippo – Vini Fantini
DNF	Yuma Koishi	1993	Japan	Nippo – Vini Fantini
DNF	Hiroki Nishimura	1994	Japan	Nippo – Vini Fantini
DNF	Ivan Santaromita	1984	Italy	Nippo – Vini Fantini
DNF	Roger Kluge	1986	Germany	Orica – Scott
DNF	Rubén Plaza	1980	Spain	Orica – Scott
DNF	Valentin Baillifard	1993	Switzerland	Team Roth – Akros
DNF	Jonathan Fumeaux	1988	Switzerland	Team Roth – Akros
DNF	Colin Stüssi	1993	Switzerland	Team Roth – Akros
DNF	Diego Wendelspiess	1995	Switzerland	Team Roth – Akros
DNF	Simone Bernardini	1991	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis Vega
DNF	Paolo Prandini	1996	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis Vega
DNF	Niccolo Salvietti	1993	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis Vega
DNF	Paolo Toto	1991	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis Vega
DNF	Daniel Auer	1994	Austria	Team Felbermayr – Simplon Wels
DNF	Markus Eibegger	1984	Austria	Team Felbermayr – Simplon Wels
DNF	Matthias Mangertseder	1998	Germany	Team Felbermayr – Simplon Wels
DNF	Robert Kiserlovski	1986	Croatia	Team Katusha
DNF	Maurits Lammertink	1990	Netherlands	Team Katusha
DNF	Marco Mathis	1994	Germany	Team Katusha
DNF	Angel Vicioso	1977	Spain	Team Katusha
DNF	Sebastien Baldauf	1989	Germany	Team Vorarlberg
DNF	Patrick Schelling	1990	Switzerland	Team Vorarlberg
DNF	Clemens Fankhauser	1985	Austria	Tirol Cycling Team
DNF	Enrico Salvador	1994	Italy	Tirol Cycling Team
DNF	Markus Wildauer	1998	Austria	Tirol Cycling Team
DNF	Riccardo Cenghialta	1997	Italy	Unieuro Trevigiani
DNF	Donovan Dávila Céspedes	1998	Costa Rica	Unieuro Trevigiani
DNF	Matias Munoz Tapia	1995	Chile	Unieuro Trevigiani
DNF	Simone Ravanelli	1995	Italy	Unieuro Trevigiani
DNF	Mattia Viel	1995	Italy	Unieuro Trevigiani
DNF	Lukas Baumann	1995	Austria	Union Raiffeisen Radteam Tirol
DNF	Christian Haas	1990	Austria	Union Raiffeisen Radteam Tirol
DNF	Daniel Reiter	1991	Austria	Union Raiffeisen Radteam Tirol
DNF	Michael Sprenger	1995	Austria	Union Raiffeisen Radteam Tirol
DNF	Lukas Stoiber	1989	Austria	Union Raiffeisen Radteam Tirol
DNF	Matteo Draperi	1991	Italy	Wilier Triestina
DNF	Giuseppe Fonzi	1991	Italy	Wilier Triestina
DNF	Yonder Godoy	1993	Venezuela	Wilier Triestina
DNF	Luca Raggio	1995	Italy	Wilier Triestina
DNF	Marco Friedrich	1998	Austria	WSA – Greenlife
DNF	Stefan Kolb	1997	Austria	WSA – Greenlife
DNF	Timon Loderer	1991	Germany	WSA – Greenlife
DNF	Jodok Salzmann	1995	Austria	WSA – Greenlife
DNF	Helmut Trettwer	1983	Germany	WSA – Greenlife