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Simon Yates won the 73rd edition of the Vuelta a España, while Enric Mas and Miguel Ángel López rounded out the podium. Elia Viviani sprinted to three victories and Rohan Dennis, Alejandro Valverde, Ben King and Thibaut Pinot won two apiece. The race started on the 25th of August 2018 in Málaga and finished on the 16th of September in Madrid.(Slideshow route/profile)
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Take a look at the final standings of the 2018 Vuelta a España, or click on the links in underneath scheme for the corresponding race results and reports.Vuelta a España 2018: Results per stageNrDateStart and finishTypeReport/ resultsWinnerRed jersey1Sa 25-8Málaga – MálagaITTVuelta a España 2018 results 1st stage Read moreDennisDennis2Su 26-8Marbella – Caminito del Reyfinish uphillVuelta a España 2018 results 2nd stage Read moreValverdeKwiatkowski3Mo 27-8Mijas – Alhaurín de la Torrehills flat finishVuelta a España 2018 results 3rd stage Read moreVivianiKwiatkowski4Tu 28-8Vélez-Málaga – Sierra de la Alfaguaramountain finishVuelta a España 2018 results 4th stage Read moreKingKwiatkowski5We 29-8Granada – Roquetas de Marhills, flat finishVuelta a España 2018 results 5th stage Read moreClarkeMolard6Th 30-8Huércal-Overa – Mar Menor (San Javier)vlakVuelta a España 2018 results 6th stage Read moreBouhanniMolard7Fr 31-8Puerto Lumbreras – Pozo AlcónhillsVuelta a España 2018 results 7th stage Read moreGallopinMolard8Sa 1-9Linares – AlmadénflatVuelta a España 2018 results 8th stage Read moreValverdeMolard9Su 2-9Talavera Reina – La Covatillamountain finishVuelta a España 2018 results 9th stage Read moreKingS. YatesMo 3-9Rest day10Tu 4-9Salamanca – Bermillo de SayagoflatVuelta a España 2018 results 10th stage Read moreVivianiS. Yates11We 5-9Mombuey – Luinta (Ribeira Sacra)hillsVuelta a España 2018 results 11th stage Read moreDe MarchiS. Yates12Th 6-9Mondoñedo – Faro de Estaca de BaresflatVuelta a España 2018 results 12th stage Read moreGeniezJe. Herrada13Fr 7-9Candás – La Camperonamountain finishVuelta a España 2018 results 13th stage Read moreÓ. RodríguezJe. Herrada14Sa 8-9Cangas Onís – Les Praeresmountain finishVuelta a España 2018 results 14th stage Read moreS. YatesS. Yates15Su 9-9Cistierna – Lagos de Covadongamountain finishVuelta a España 2018 results 15th stage Read morePinotS. YatesMo 10-9Rest day16Tu 11-9Santillana del Mar – TorrelavegaITTVuelta a España 2018 results 16th stage Read moreDennisS. Yates17We 12-9Getxo – Balcón de Bizkaiamountain finishVuelta a España 2018 results 17th stage Read moreWoodsS. Yates18Th 13-9Ejea de los Caballeros – LleidaflatVuelta a España 2018 results 18th stage Read moreWallaysS. Yates19Fr 14-9Lleida – Col de la Rabassa (and)mountain finishVuelta a España 2018 results 19th stage Read morePinotS. Yates20Sa 15-9Escaldes-Engordany (and) – Collada de La Gallina (and)mountainsVuelta a España 2018 results 20th stage Read moreE. MasS. Yates21Su 16-9Alcorcón – MadridflatVuelta a España 2018 results 21st stage Read moreVivianiS. YatesVuelta a España 2018: Route map, height profiles, and more
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Vuelta 2018: GC FavouritesComplete Results, Stage 17: Wednesday, September 12, 2018
Wednesday, September 12: Stage 17, Getxo - Balcón de Bizkaia, 157 km
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Michael Woods wins at Balcón de Bizkaia. Luis Angel Gomez photo
Rated ascents:
*Km 16.7: Alto de la Arboleda, 6.7 km @ 5%, Cat. 3
*Km 85.2: Alto de San Juan de Gaztelugatxe, 3.8 km @ 7.6%, Cat. 3
*Km 120.6: Alto del Balcón de Bizkaia, 7.3 km @ 4.3%, Cat. 2
*Km 136.2: Alto de Santa Eufemia, 4.5 km @ 5%, Cat. 3
*Km 147.1: Alto de Gontzegaraine, 5.5 km @ 4.3 %, Cat. 3
*Km 157: Alto del Balcón de Bizkaia, 7.3 km @ 9.7%, Cat. 1
Weather Best payout casinos. at Durango, near the finish, at 3:45 PM, local time: 27C (81F), partly cloudy, with the wind from the Northwest at 16 km/hr (10 mph). The rain should hold off until late evening.
The race: Stage 17 officially began at 1:39 PM.
Here’s the organizer’s stage summary:
The dreaded ascent of the Alto del Balcon de Bizkaia offered a major showdown with Michael Woods (Education First-Drapac) taking a spectacular win ahead of Dylan Teuns (BMC Racing Team) on Wednesday. The Canadian puncheur went for the early breakaway and dominated climbers such as Rafal Majka (Bora-Hansgrohe) and Vincenzo Nibali (Bahrain-Merida) in the final climb featuring slopes up to 24%. Alejandro Valverde (Movistar Team) was the strongest of the GC contenders, gaining 8’’ on Simon Yates (Mitchelton-Scott), who retains the red jersey. Nairo Quintana (Movistar Team) lost one minute and dropped out of the top 5.
As expected, and as usual at La Vuelta 18, the battle for the breakaway was extremely intense. Basque riders attacked as soon as the race reached km 0 in Bilbao. Michal Kwiatkowski (Team Sky) and Ben King (Dimension Data) were also among the early attackers but it took 15km for a strong group of 21 riders to get away in the last part of the Alto de la Arboleda: Vincenzo Nibali (Bahrain-Merida), Alexandre Geniez (AG2R-La Mondiale), Omar Fraile (Astana), Alessandro De Marchi, Dylan Teuns (BMC Racing Team), Rafal Majka, Lukas Pöstlberger (Bora-hansgrohe), Thomas De Gendt (Lotto-Soudal), Andrey Amador (Movistar Team), Amanuel Ghebreigzabhier (Dimension Data), Simon Clarke, Michael Woods (Education First-Drapac), Ilnur Zakarin (Katusha-Alpecin), David De La Cruz, Jonathan Castroviejo (Team Sky), Jai Hindley (Team Sunweb), Bauke Mollema (Trek-Segafredo), Cristian Rodriguez (Caja Rural-Seguros RGA), Jesus Herrada, Stéphane Rossetto (Cofidis) and Hector Saez (Caja Rural-Seguros RGA).
They had opened a gap of 2’30’’ after 35 km and five more joined them at the front as the race approached the last 100km: Franco Pellizotti (Bahrain-Merida), Pieter Serry (Quick-Step Floors), Merhawi Kudus (Dimension Data), Valerio Conti (UAE Team Emirates) and Jose Mendes (Burgos-BH). At the summit of the Alto de San Juan de Gaztelugatxe (km 85.2) the gap had stabilised around 8’ with Simon Yates’ Mitchelton-Scott driving the bunch. Euskadi-Murias upped the tempo in the last 60km and the gap was down to 5’18’’ atop the first ascent of the Balcon de Bizkaia (36km to to go), where Thomas De Gendt moved ahead of Luis Angel Mate (Cofidis) in the KOM standings.
The attackers still enjoyed a 3’ lead at the bottom of the final climb (7.3km at 9.7%), more than enough to battle it out for the stage victory on slopes up to 24%. Rafal Majka, Michael Woods, Dylan Teuns and David de la Cruz were together for the final kilometre, where the Canadian went for a very strong effort to open a gap and then resist to the return of Dylan Teuns, once again frustrated.
In the GC group, Astana set a very hard pace and Nairo Quintana (Movistar Team) was dropped with 3km to go. Adam Yates (Mitchelton-Scott) then set the pace for his brother, until Enric Mas (Quick.Step Floors) accelerated in the final kilometre. Alejandro Valverde (Movistar Team) followed him and they won 8’’ on Simon Yates, whose GC lead is down to 25’’. Enric Mas moves up to third place ahead of Steven Kruijswijk (LottoNL-Jumbo). Nairo Quintana (Movistar Team) is out of the top 5 after losing 1’04’’ on Vavlerde.
Complete results:
157 kilometers raced at an average speed of 37.710 km/hr
1MICHAEL WOODSEF Education First-Drapac4hr 9min 48sec2DYLAN TEUNSBMC@ 5sec3DAVID DE LA CRUZSky00’ 10’4RAFAL MAJKABora-hansgrohe00’ 13’5ILNUR ZAKARINKatusha-Alpecin00’ 38’6ALESSANDRO DE MARCHIBMC00’ 44’7AMANUEL GHEBREIGZABHIERDimension Data00’ 48’8JESUS HERRADACofidis00’ 51’9JAI HINDLEYTeam Sunweb00’ 55’10VINCENZO NIBALIBahrain-Merida01’ 48’11STÉPHANE ROSSETTOCofidiss.t.12MERHAWI KUDUSDimension Data01’ 51’13JONATHAN CASTROVIEJOSky01’ 57’14ENRIC MAS NICOLAUQuick-Step Floors02’ 40’15ALEJANDRO VALVERDEMovistars.t.16HECTOR SAEZ BENITOEuskadi-Murias02’ 44’17SIMON PHILIP YATESMitchelton-Scott02’ 48’18MIGUEL ANGEL LOPEZAstana02’ 50’19OMAR FRAILEAstana02’ 52’20CRISTIAN RODRIGUEZCaja Rural-Seguros RGA02’ 53’21ADAM YATESMitchelton-Scott03’ 08’22STEVEN KRUIJSWIJKLottoNL-Jumbo03’ 44’23NAIRO QUINTANAMovistars.t.24JON IZAGUIRREBahrain-Merida03’ 53’25RIGOBERTO URANEF Education First-Drapac04’ 09’26TONY GALLOPINAg2r La Mondiale04’ 10’27ALEXANDRE GENIEZAg2r La Mondiale04’ 20’28EMANUEL BUCHMANNBora-hansgrohe04’ 33’29WILCO KELDERMANTeam Sunweb04’ 55’30OSCAR RODRIGUEZEuskadi-Murias05’ 17’31ANDREY AMADORMovistar05’ 22’32RUDY MOLARDGroupama-FDJ05’ 26’33THIBAUT PINOTGroupama-FDJs.t.34THOMAS DE GENDTLotto-Soudals.t.35RICHARD CARAPAZMovistar05’ 30’36IGOR ANTONDimension Data05’ 41’37GIANLUCA BRAMBILLATrek-Segafredo05’ 48’38PELLO BILBAOAstana06’ 06’39JOSÉ MENDESBurgos BH06’ 17’40DAVIDE FORMOLOBora-hansgrohe06’ 19’41JACK HAIGMitchelton-Scott06’ 30’42MIKEL BIZKARRAEuskadi-Murias06’ 40’43SIMON CLARKEEF Education First-Drapac07’ 20’44PIETER SERRYQuick-Step Floors07’ 34’45FRANCO PELLIZOTTIBahrain-Merida07’ 37’46DANIEL MORENOEF Education First-Drapac07’ 45’47JORGE CUBEROBurgos BH08’ 26’48BAUKE MOLLEMATrek-Segafredo08’ 28’49HUBERT DUPONTAg2r La Mondiale08’ 45’50NICHOLAS SCHULTZCaja Rural-Seguros RGA09’ 04’51GORKA IZAGUIRREBahrain-Meridas.t.52SERGIO PARDILLACaja Rural-Seguros RGAs.t.53MIKAEL CHERELAg2r La Mondiale09’ 39’54EDUARD PRADESEuskadi-Muriass.t.55BENJAMIN KINGDimension Data10’ 48’56SERGIO LUIS HENAOSkys.t.57LAURENS DE PLUSQuick-Step Floors10’ 50’58DRIES DEVENYNSQuick-Step Floorss.t.59FABIO FELLINETrek-Segafredos.t.60VALERIO CONTIUAE-Team Emirates10’ 55’61PIERRE ROLLANDEF Education First-Drapac11’ 20’62RETO HOLLENSTEINKatusha-Alpecin11’ 24’63HERMANN PERNSTEINERBahrain-Merida11’ 30’64MARTIJN TUSVELDTeam Sunwebs.t.65PAVEL KOCHETKOVKatusha-Alpecins.t.66WINNER ANDREW ANACONAMovistar11’ 56’67ALEX ARANBURUCaja Rural-Seguros RGA11’ 57’68BEN GASTAUERAg2r La Mondiale12’ 10’69FLORIS DE TIERLottoNL-Jumbo12’ 31’70DAVIDE VILLELLAAstana13’ 19’71ANDREY ZEITSAstana13’ 26’72JAN HIRTAstanas.t.73LUKAS PÖSTLBERGERBora-hansgrohe13’ 29’74IMANOL ERVITIMovistar13’ 36’75NELSON OLIVEIRAMovistars.t.76PABLO TORRESBurgos BHs.t.77TIAGO MACHADOKatusha-Alpecins.t.78MIKE TEUNISSENTeam Sunwebs.t.79DARIO CATALDOAstanas.t.80GEORGE BENNETTLottoNL-Jumbo14’ 00’81DAMIEN HOWSONMitchelton-Scott14’ 03’82NANS PETERSAg2r La Mondiale14’ 12’83SVEN ERIK BYSTRØMUAE-Team Emirates14’ 14’84FABIO ARUUAE-Team Emiratess.t.85EDWARD RAVASIUAE-Team Emiratess.t.86MICHAEL STORERTeam Sunweb14’ 33’87TAO GEOGHEGAN HARTSky16’ 59’88TOM VAN ASBROECKEF Education First-Drapac17’ 17’89TOSH VAN DER SANDELotto-Soudals.t.90LUIS GUILLERMO MASCaja Rural-Seguros RGAs.t.91MATHIAS LE TURNIERCofidis18’ 18’92SIMON GESCHKETeam Sunweb18’ 30’93JOHANNES FRÖHLINGERTeam Sunwebs.t.94DANIELE BENNATIMovistar18’ 37’95NIKITA STALNOVAstana18’ 46’96MICHAEL ALBASINIMitchelton-Scott19’ 48’97JOSE HERRADACofidiss.t.98LÉO VINCENTGroupama-FDJs.t.99NICOLAS ROCHEBMCs.t.100ANTONIO MOLINACaja Rural-Seguros RGAs.t.101JONATHAN LASTRACaja Rural-Seguros RGAs.t.102OSCAR CABEDOBurgos BHs.t.103VEGARD STAKE LAENGENUAE-Team Emiratess.t.104MARCUS BURGHARDTBora-hansgrohe20’ 13’105ARITZ BAGUESEuskadi-Murias20’ 27’106RICHIE PORTEBMCs.t.107VICTOR CAMPENAERTSLotto-Soudal20’ 59’108MAXIME MONFORTLotto-Soudal21’ 14’109GARIKOITZ BRAVOEuskadi-Murias21’ 19’110IVAN GARCIABahrain-Merida21’ 35’111JESUS EZQUERRABurgos BH22’ 12’112MARKEL IRIZARTrek-Segafredo22’ 17’113TIESJ BENOOTLotto-Soudal22’ 34’114BRENT BOOKWALTERBMC22’ 36’115SANDER ARMEELotto-Soudals.t.116MICKAEL DELAGEGroupama-FDJ22’ 41’117ANTOINE DUCHESNEGroupama-FDJs.t.118LUIS ANGEL MATECofidis22’ 44’119JOSEPH ROSSKOPFBMCs.t.120MATTEO TRENTINMitchelton-Scott22’ 58’121MARC SARREAUGroupama-FDJs.t.122LOIC CHETOUTCofidis23’ 02’123DIEGO RUBIOBurgos BH23’ 15’124JON ABERASTURIEuskadi-Murias23’ 19’125KENNETH VANBILSENCofidis23’ 34’126RYAN GIBBONSDimension Datas.t.127MITCHELL DOCKEREF Education First-Drapacs.t.128FABIO SABATINIQuick-Step Floors24’ 03’129ELIA VIVIANIQuick-Step Floorss.t.130MICHAL KWIATKOWSKISkys.t.131NELSON ANDRES SOTOCaja Rural-Seguros RGAs.t.132SALVATORE PUCCIOSkys.t.133BERT-JAN LINDEMANLottoNL-Jumbos.t.134LUKA PIBERNIKBahrain-Meridas.t.135SEBASTIAN LANGEVELDEF Education First-Drapacs.t.136SEPP KUSSLottoNL-Jumbos.t.137FRANCISCO JOSE VENTOSOBMCs.t.138KIEL REIJNENTrek-Segafredos.t.139IAN BOSWELLKatusha-Alpecins.t.140JETSE BOLBurgos BHs.t.141JULIEN DUVALAg2r La Mondiales.t.142LOUIS MEINTJESDimension Datas.t.143LARS BOOMLottoNL-Jumbo24’ 11’144STEPHEN CUMMINGSDimension Datas.t.145JAY MC CARTHYBora-hansgrohes.t.146MIKEL ITURRIAEuskadi-Murias24’ 17’147BENJAMIN THOMASGroupama-FDJ24’ 25’148KASPER ASGREENQuick-Step Floorss.t.149GIACOMO NIZZOLOTrek-Segafredo24’ 29’150JELLE WALLAYSLotto-Soudals.t.151MICHAEL SCHWARZMANNBora-hansgrohe24’ 36’152PETER SAGANBora-hansgrohe24’ 44’153DANNY VAN POPPELLottoNL-Jumbos.t.154JOHANN VAN ZYLDimension Datas.t.155JHONATAN RESTREPOKatusha-Alpecins.t.156MAXIMILIAN WALSCHEIDTeam Sunwebs.t.157LUKA MEZGECMitchelton-Scotts.t.158THOMAS LEEZERLottoNL-Jumbo24’ 52’159MICHAEL MØRKØVQuick-Step Floors25’ 30’160SIMONE CONSONNIUAE-Team Emiratess.t.161ALEXANDER EDMONDSONMitchelton-Scott25’ 33’162MATTHIAS BRÄNDLETrek-Segafredo26’ 36’
GC after stage 17:
*GC leader: Simon Yates (Mitchelton-Scott)
*Mountains classification leader: Thomas de Gendt (Lotto-Soudal)
*Points classification leader: Alejandro Valverde (Movistar)
*Combination classification leader: Alejandro Valverde (Movistar)
*Team classification leader: Movistar
2,710.3 kilometers raced so far at an average speed of 39.227 km/hr1SIMON PHILIP YATESMitchelton-Scott69hr 5min 34sec2ALEJANDRO VALVERDEMovistar@ 25sec3ENRIC MAS NICOLAUQuick-Step Floors01’ 22’4MIGUEL ANGEL LOPEZAstana01’ 36’5STEVEN KRUIJSWIJKLottoNL-Jumbo01’ 48’6NAIRO QUINTANAMovistar02’ 11’7JON IZAGUIRREBahrain-Merida04’ 09’8RIGOBERTO URANEF Education First-Drapac04’ 36’9THIBAUT PINOTGroupama-FDJ05’ 31’10TONY GALLOPINAg2r La Mondiale06’ 05’11EMANUEL BUCHMANNBora-hansgrohe06’ 33’12WILCO KELDERMANTeam Sunweb09’ 15’13DAVID DE LA CRUZSky09’ 19’14RAFAL MAJKABora-hansgrohe10’ 27’15GIANLUCA BRAMBILLATrek-Segafredo11’ 35’16JACK HAIGMitchelton-Scott14’ 40’17RUDY MOLARDGroupama-FDJ17’ 31’18FABIO ARUUAE-Team Emirates22’ 00’19HERMANN PERNSTEINERBahrain-Merida25’ 20’20MIKEL BIZKARRAEuskadi-Murias26’ 28’21RICHARD CARAPAZMovistar26’ 44’22JESUS HERRADACofidis31’ 34’23DAVIDE FORMOLOBora-hansgrohe31’ 42’24SERGIO LUIS HENAOSky37’ 08’25ILNUR ZAKARINKatusha-Alpecin37’ 37’26GEORGE BENNETTLottoNL-Jumbo39’ 58’27BENJAMIN KINGDimension Data42’ 24’28HUBERT DUPONTAg2r La Mondiale44’ 54’29CRISTIAN RODRIGUEZCaja Rural-Seguros RGA45’ 15’30GORKA IZAGUIRREBahrain-Merida45’ 19’31DYLAN TEUNSBMC46’ 16’32BAUKE MOLLEMATrek-Segafredo49’ 43’33MICHAL KWIATKOWSKISky52’ 50’34MERHAWI KUDUSDimension Data53’ 12’35MICHAEL WOODSEF Education First-Drapac56’ 55’36BEN GASTAUERAg2r La Mondiale58’ 10’37AMANUEL GHEBREIGZABHIERDimension Data58’ 18’38FLORIS DE TIERLottoNL-Jumbo1H 00’ 02’39SIMON CLARKEEF Education First-Drapac1H 02’ 09’40JAI HINDLEYTeam Sunweb1H 02’ 28’41LAURENS DE PLUSQuick-Step Floors1H 03’ 59’42PELLO BILBAOAstana1H 05’ 29’43NICOLAS ROCHEBMC1H 08’ 45’44MAXIME MONFORTLotto-Soudal1H 14’ 23’45DANIEL MORENOEF Education First-Drapac1H 15’ 03’46JOSE HERRADACofidis1H 15’ 10’47EDWARD RAVASIUAE-Team Emirates1H 16’ 37’48LUIS GUILLERMO MASCaja Rural-Seguros RGA1H 18’ 14’49DAVIDE VILLELLAAstana1H 19’ 26’50LOUIS MEINTJESDimension Data1H 22’ 21’51FRANCO PELLIZOTTIBahrain-Merida1H 23’ 54’52IGOR ANTONDimension Data1H 24’ 13’53OSCAR RODRIGUEZEuskadi-Murias1H 26’ 36’54ANDREY ZEITSAstana1H 28’ 46’55SERGIO PARDILLACaja Rural-Seguros RGA1H 28’ 47’56STÉPHANE ROSSETTOCofidis1H 30’ 03’57SIMON GESCHKETeam Sunweb1H 30’ 06’58FABIO FELLINETrek-Segafredo1H 31’ 30’59VALERIO CONTIUAE-Team Emirates1H 32’ 45’60PAVEL KOCHETKOVKatusha-Alpecin1H 33’ 58’61TAO GEOGHEGAN HARTSky1H 34’ 06’62PIERRE ROLLANDEF Education First-Drapac1H 35’ 26’63OMAR FRAILEAstana1H 35’ 42’64ADAM YATESMitchelton-Scott1H 35’ 52’65SEPP KUSSLottoNL-Jumbo1H 37’ 44’66VINCENZO NIBALIBahrain-Merida1H 38’ 52’67RETO HOLLENSTEINKatusha-Alpecin1H 40’ 46’68THOMAS DE GENDTLotto-Soudal1H 41’ 21’69EDUARD PRADESEuskadi-Murias1H 41’ 58’70DARIO CATALDOAstana1H 42’ 53’71DAMIEN HOWSONMitchelton-Scott1H 46’ 51’72WINNER ANDREW ANACONAMovistar1H 46’ 56’73BRENT BOOKWALTERBMC1H 49’ 44’74SANDER ARMEELotto-Soudal1H 50’ 28’75NELSON OLIVEIRAMovistar1H 52’ 19’76NICHOLAS SCHULTZCaja Rural-Seguros RGA1H 55’ 18’77NANS PETERSAg2r La Mondiale2H 00’ 48’78ALESSANDRO DE MARCHIBMC2H 02’ 47’79ARITZ BAGUESEuskadi-Murias2H 05’ 53’80JAN HIRTAstana2H 06’ 10’81LÉO VINCENTGroupama-FDJ2H 06’ 26’82TIAGO MACHADOKatusha-Alpecin2H 08’ 29’83JOSEPH ROSSKOPFBMC2H 12’ 11’84RICHIE PORTEBMC2H 12’ 44’85HECTOR SAEZEuskadi-Murias2H 15’ 13’86ANDREY AMADORMovistar2H 17’ 46’87JAY MC CARTHYBora-hansgrohe2H 18’ 03’88RYAN GIBBONSDimension Data2H 18’ 19’89TOM VAN ASBROECKEF Education First-Drapac2H 19’ 48’90MARTIJN TUSVELDTeam Sunweb2H 22’ 38’91OSCAR CABEDOBurgos BH2H 23’ 44’92PIETER SERRYQuick-Step Floors2H 23’ 57’93ALEXANDRE GENIEZAg2r La Mondiale2H 24’ 33’94JORGE CUBEROBurgos BH2H 28’ 19’95JOSÉ MENDESBurgos BH2H 29’ 31’96IMANOL ERVITIMovistar2H 31’ 19’97SALVATORE PUCCIOSky2H 32’ 38’98JONATHAN CASTROVIEJOSky2H 34’ 40’99DRIES DEVENYNSQuick-Step Floors2H 39’ 27’100JESUS EZQUERRABurgos BH2H 39’ 48’101IVAN GARCIABahrain-Merida2H 43’ 17’102TIESJ BENOOTLotto-Soudal2H 47’ 41’103JETSE BOLBurgos BH2H 49’ 47’104MIKAEL CHERELAg2r La Mondiale2H 55’ 04’105NIKITA STALNOVAstana3H 00’ 55’106JHONATAN RESTREPOKatusha-Alpecin3H 01’ 29’107ALEX ARANBURUCaja Rural-Seguros RGA3H 03’ 37’108VICTOR CAMPENAERTSLotto-Soudal3H 11’ 22’109LUKAS PÖSTLBERGERBora-hansgrohe3H 11’ 25’110FRANCISCO JOSE VENTOSOBMC3H 11’ 54’111MIKE TEUNISSENTeam Sunweb3H 12’ 22’112SVEN E
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Simon Yates won the 73rd edition of the Vuelta a España, while Enric Mas and Miguel Ángel López rounded out the podium. Elia Viviani sprinted to three victories and Rohan Dennis, Alejandro Valverde, Ben King and Thibaut Pinot won two apiece. The race started on the 25th of August 2018 in Málaga and finished on the 16th of September in Madrid.(Slideshow route/profile)
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Vuelta 2018: GC FavouritesComplete Results, Stage 17: Wednesday, September 12, 2018
Wednesday, September 12: Stage 17, Getxo - Balcón de Bizkaia, 157 km
Stage 17 map and profile | Stage 17 photos
Michael Woods wins at Balcón de Bizkaia. Luis Angel Gomez photo
Rated ascents:
*Km 16.7: Alto de la Arboleda, 6.7 km @ 5%, Cat. 3
*Km 85.2: Alto de San Juan de Gaztelugatxe, 3.8 km @ 7.6%, Cat. 3
*Km 120.6: Alto del Balcón de Bizkaia, 7.3 km @ 4.3%, Cat. 2
*Km 136.2: Alto de Santa Eufemia, 4.5 km @ 5%, Cat. 3
*Km 147.1: Alto de Gontzegaraine, 5.5 km @ 4.3 %, Cat. 3
*Km 157: Alto del Balcón de Bizkaia, 7.3 km @ 9.7%, Cat. 1
Weather Best payout casinos. at Durango, near the finish, at 3:45 PM, local time: 27C (81F), partly cloudy, with the wind from the Northwest at 16 km/hr (10 mph). The rain should hold off until late evening.
The race: Stage 17 officially began at 1:39 PM.
Here’s the organizer’s stage summary:
The dreaded ascent of the Alto del Balcon de Bizkaia offered a major showdown with Michael Woods (Education First-Drapac) taking a spectacular win ahead of Dylan Teuns (BMC Racing Team) on Wednesday. The Canadian puncheur went for the early breakaway and dominated climbers such as Rafal Majka (Bora-Hansgrohe) and Vincenzo Nibali (Bahrain-Merida) in the final climb featuring slopes up to 24%. Alejandro Valverde (Movistar Team) was the strongest of the GC contenders, gaining 8’’ on Simon Yates (Mitchelton-Scott), who retains the red jersey. Nairo Quintana (Movistar Team) lost one minute and dropped out of the top 5.
As expected, and as usual at La Vuelta 18, the battle for the breakaway was extremely intense. Basque riders attacked as soon as the race reached km 0 in Bilbao. Michal Kwiatkowski (Team Sky) and Ben King (Dimension Data) were also among the early attackers but it took 15km for a strong group of 21 riders to get away in the last part of the Alto de la Arboleda: Vincenzo Nibali (Bahrain-Merida), Alexandre Geniez (AG2R-La Mondiale), Omar Fraile (Astana), Alessandro De Marchi, Dylan Teuns (BMC Racing Team), Rafal Majka, Lukas Pöstlberger (Bora-hansgrohe), Thomas De Gendt (Lotto-Soudal), Andrey Amador (Movistar Team), Amanuel Ghebreigzabhier (Dimension Data), Simon Clarke, Michael Woods (Education First-Drapac), Ilnur Zakarin (Katusha-Alpecin), David De La Cruz, Jonathan Castroviejo (Team Sky), Jai Hindley (Team Sunweb), Bauke Mollema (Trek-Segafredo), Cristian Rodriguez (Caja Rural-Seguros RGA), Jesus Herrada, Stéphane Rossetto (Cofidis) and Hector Saez (Caja Rural-Seguros RGA).
They had opened a gap of 2’30’’ after 35 km and five more joined them at the front as the race approached the last 100km: Franco Pellizotti (Bahrain-Merida), Pieter Serry (Quick-Step Floors), Merhawi Kudus (Dimension Data), Valerio Conti (UAE Team Emirates) and Jose Mendes (Burgos-BH). At the summit of the Alto de San Juan de Gaztelugatxe (km 85.2) the gap had stabilised around 8’ with Simon Yates’ Mitchelton-Scott driving the bunch. Euskadi-Murias upped the tempo in the last 60km and the gap was down to 5’18’’ atop the first ascent of the Balcon de Bizkaia (36km to to go), where Thomas De Gendt moved ahead of Luis Angel Mate (Cofidis) in the KOM standings.
The attackers still enjoyed a 3’ lead at the bottom of the final climb (7.3km at 9.7%), more than enough to battle it out for the stage victory on slopes up to 24%. Rafal Majka, Michael Woods, Dylan Teuns and David de la Cruz were together for the final kilometre, where the Canadian went for a very strong effort to open a gap and then resist to the return of Dylan Teuns, once again frustrated.
In the GC group, Astana set a very hard pace and Nairo Quintana (Movistar Team) was dropped with 3km to go. Adam Yates (Mitchelton-Scott) then set the pace for his brother, until Enric Mas (Quick.Step Floors) accelerated in the final kilometre. Alejandro Valverde (Movistar Team) followed him and they won 8’’ on Simon Yates, whose GC lead is down to 25’’. Enric Mas moves up to third place ahead of Steven Kruijswijk (LottoNL-Jumbo). Nairo Quintana (Movistar Team) is out of the top 5 after losing 1’04’’ on Vavlerde.
Complete results:
157 kilometers raced at an average speed of 37.710 km/hr
1MICHAEL WOODSEF Education First-Drapac4hr 9min 48sec2DYLAN TEUNSBMC@ 5sec3DAVID DE LA CRUZSky00’ 10’4RAFAL MAJKABora-hansgrohe00’ 13’5ILNUR ZAKARINKatusha-Alpecin00’ 38’6ALESSANDRO DE MARCHIBMC00’ 44’7AMANUEL GHEBREIGZABHIERDimension Data00’ 48’8JESUS HERRADACofidis00’ 51’9JAI HINDLEYTeam Sunweb00’ 55’10VINCENZO NIBALIBahrain-Merida01’ 48’11STÉPHANE ROSSETTOCofidiss.t.12MERHAWI KUDUSDimension Data01’ 51’13JONATHAN CASTROVIEJOSky01’ 57’14ENRIC MAS NICOLAUQuick-Step Floors02’ 40’15ALEJANDRO VALVERDEMovistars.t.16HECTOR SAEZ BENITOEuskadi-Murias02’ 44’17SIMON PHILIP YATESMitchelton-Scott02’ 48’18MIGUEL ANGEL LOPEZAstana02’ 50’19OMAR FRAILEAstana02’ 52’20CRISTIAN RODRIGUEZCaja Rural-Seguros RGA02’ 53’21ADAM YATESMitchelton-Scott03’ 08’22STEVEN KRUIJSWIJKLottoNL-Jumbo03’ 44’23NAIRO QUINTANAMovistars.t.24JON IZAGUIRREBahrain-Merida03’ 53’25RIGOBERTO URANEF Education First-Drapac04’ 09’26TONY GALLOPINAg2r La Mondiale04’ 10’27ALEXANDRE GENIEZAg2r La Mondiale04’ 20’28EMANUEL BUCHMANNBora-hansgrohe04’ 33’29WILCO KELDERMANTeam Sunweb04’ 55’30OSCAR RODRIGUEZEuskadi-Murias05’ 17’31ANDREY AMADORMovistar05’ 22’32RUDY MOLARDGroupama-FDJ05’ 26’33THIBAUT PINOTGroupama-FDJs.t.34THOMAS DE GENDTLotto-Soudals.t.35RICHARD CARAPAZMovistar05’ 30’36IGOR ANTONDimension Data05’ 41’37GIANLUCA BRAMBILLATrek-Segafredo05’ 48’38PELLO BILBAOAstana06’ 06’39JOSÉ MENDESBurgos BH06’ 17’40DAVIDE FORMOLOBora-hansgrohe06’ 19’41JACK HAIGMitchelton-Scott06’ 30’42MIKEL BIZKARRAEuskadi-Murias06’ 40’43SIMON CLARKEEF Education First-Drapac07’ 20’44PIETER SERRYQuick-Step Floors07’ 34’45FRANCO PELLIZOTTIBahrain-Merida07’ 37’46DANIEL MORENOEF Education First-Drapac07’ 45’47JORGE CUBEROBurgos BH08’ 26’48BAUKE MOLLEMATrek-Segafredo08’ 28’49HUBERT DUPONTAg2r La Mondiale08’ 45’50NICHOLAS SCHULTZCaja Rural-Seguros RGA09’ 04’51GORKA IZAGUIRREBahrain-Meridas.t.52SERGIO PARDILLACaja Rural-Seguros RGAs.t.53MIKAEL CHERELAg2r La Mondiale09’ 39’54EDUARD PRADESEuskadi-Muriass.t.55BENJAMIN KINGDimension Data10’ 48’56SERGIO LUIS HENAOSkys.t.57LAURENS DE PLUSQuick-Step Floors10’ 50’58DRIES DEVENYNSQuick-Step Floorss.t.59FABIO FELLINETrek-Segafredos.t.60VALERIO CONTIUAE-Team Emirates10’ 55’61PIERRE ROLLANDEF Education First-Drapac11’ 20’62RETO HOLLENSTEINKatusha-Alpecin11’ 24’63HERMANN PERNSTEINERBahrain-Merida11’ 30’64MARTIJN TUSVELDTeam Sunwebs.t.65PAVEL KOCHETKOVKatusha-Alpecins.t.66WINNER ANDREW ANACONAMovistar11’ 56’67ALEX ARANBURUCaja Rural-Seguros RGA11’ 57’68BEN GASTAUERAg2r La Mondiale12’ 10’69FLORIS DE TIERLottoNL-Jumbo12’ 31’70DAVIDE VILLELLAAstana13’ 19’71ANDREY ZEITSAstana13’ 26’72JAN HIRTAstanas.t.73LUKAS PÖSTLBERGERBora-hansgrohe13’ 29’74IMANOL ERVITIMovistar13’ 36’75NELSON OLIVEIRAMovistars.t.76PABLO TORRESBurgos BHs.t.77TIAGO MACHADOKatusha-Alpecins.t.78MIKE TEUNISSENTeam Sunwebs.t.79DARIO CATALDOAstanas.t.80GEORGE BENNETTLottoNL-Jumbo14’ 00’81DAMIEN HOWSONMitchelton-Scott14’ 03’82NANS PETERSAg2r La Mondiale14’ 12’83SVEN ERIK BYSTRØMUAE-Team Emirates14’ 14’84FABIO ARUUAE-Team Emiratess.t.85EDWARD RAVASIUAE-Team Emiratess.t.86MICHAEL STORERTeam Sunweb14’ 33’87TAO GEOGHEGAN HARTSky16’ 59’88TOM VAN ASBROECKEF Education First-Drapac17’ 17’89TOSH VAN DER SANDELotto-Soudals.t.90LUIS GUILLERMO MASCaja Rural-Seguros RGAs.t.91MATHIAS LE TURNIERCofidis18’ 18’92SIMON GESCHKETeam Sunweb18’ 30’93JOHANNES FRÖHLINGERTeam Sunwebs.t.94DANIELE BENNATIMovistar18’ 37’95NIKITA STALNOVAstana18’ 46’96MICHAEL ALBASINIMitchelton-Scott19’ 48’97JOSE HERRADACofidiss.t.98LÉO VINCENTGroupama-FDJs.t.99NICOLAS ROCHEBMCs.t.100ANTONIO MOLINACaja Rural-Seguros RGAs.t.101JONATHAN LASTRACaja Rural-Seguros RGAs.t.102OSCAR CABEDOBurgos BHs.t.103VEGARD STAKE LAENGENUAE-Team Emiratess.t.104MARCUS BURGHARDTBora-hansgrohe20’ 13’105ARITZ BAGUESEuskadi-Murias20’ 27’106RICHIE PORTEBMCs.t.107VICTOR CAMPENAERTSLotto-Soudal20’ 59’108MAXIME MONFORTLotto-Soudal21’ 14’109GARIKOITZ BRAVOEuskadi-Murias21’ 19’110IVAN GARCIABahrain-Merida21’ 35’111JESUS EZQUERRABurgos BH22’ 12’112MARKEL IRIZARTrek-Segafredo22’ 17’113TIESJ BENOOTLotto-Soudal22’ 34’114BRENT BOOKWALTERBMC22’ 36’115SANDER ARMEELotto-Soudals.t.116MICKAEL DELAGEGroupama-FDJ22’ 41’117ANTOINE DUCHESNEGroupama-FDJs.t.118LUIS ANGEL MATECofidis22’ 44’119JOSEPH ROSSKOPFBMCs.t.120MATTEO TRENTINMitchelton-Scott22’ 58’121MARC SARREAUGroupama-FDJs.t.122LOIC CHETOUTCofidis23’ 02’123DIEGO RUBIOBurgos BH23’ 15’124JON ABERASTURIEuskadi-Murias23’ 19’125KENNETH VANBILSENCofidis23’ 34’126RYAN GIBBONSDimension Datas.t.127MITCHELL DOCKEREF Education First-Drapacs.t.128FABIO SABATINIQuick-Step Floors24’ 03’129ELIA VIVIANIQuick-Step Floorss.t.130MICHAL KWIATKOWSKISkys.t.131NELSON ANDRES SOTOCaja Rural-Seguros RGAs.t.132SALVATORE PUCCIOSkys.t.133BERT-JAN LINDEMANLottoNL-Jumbos.t.134LUKA PIBERNIKBahrain-Meridas.t.135SEBASTIAN LANGEVELDEF Education First-Drapacs.t.136SEPP KUSSLottoNL-Jumbos.t.137FRANCISCO JOSE VENTOSOBMCs.t.138KIEL REIJNENTrek-Segafredos.t.139IAN BOSWELLKatusha-Alpecins.t.140JETSE BOLBurgos BHs.t.141JULIEN DUVALAg2r La Mondiales.t.142LOUIS MEINTJESDimension Datas.t.143LARS BOOMLottoNL-Jumbo24’ 11’144STEPHEN CUMMINGSDimension Datas.t.145JAY MC CARTHYBora-hansgrohes.t.146MIKEL ITURRIAEuskadi-Murias24’ 17’147BENJAMIN THOMASGroupama-FDJ24’ 25’148KASPER ASGREENQuick-Step Floorss.t.149GIACOMO NIZZOLOTrek-Segafredo24’ 29’150JELLE WALLAYSLotto-Soudals.t.151MICHAEL SCHWARZMANNBora-hansgrohe24’ 36’152PETER SAGANBora-hansgrohe24’ 44’153DANNY VAN POPPELLottoNL-Jumbos.t.154JOHANN VAN ZYLDimension Datas.t.155JHONATAN RESTREPOKatusha-Alpecins.t.156MAXIMILIAN WALSCHEIDTeam Sunwebs.t.157LUKA MEZGECMitchelton-Scotts.t.158THOMAS LEEZERLottoNL-Jumbo24’ 52’159MICHAEL MØRKØVQuick-Step Floors25’ 30’160SIMONE CONSONNIUAE-Team Emiratess.t.161ALEXANDER EDMONDSONMitchelton-Scott25’ 33’162MATTHIAS BRÄNDLETrek-Segafredo26’ 36’
GC after stage 17:
*GC leader: Simon Yates (Mitchelton-Scott)
*Mountains classification leader: Thomas de Gendt (Lotto-Soudal)
*Points classification leader: Alejandro Valverde (Movistar)
*Combination classification leader: Alejandro Valverde (Movistar)
*Team classification leader: Movistar
2,710.3 kilometers raced so far at an average speed of 39.227 km/hr1SIMON PHILIP YATESMitchelton-Scott69hr 5min 34sec2ALEJANDRO VALVERDEMovistar@ 25sec3ENRIC MAS NICOLAUQuick-Step Floors01’ 22’4MIGUEL ANGEL LOPEZAstana01’ 36’5STEVEN KRUIJSWIJKLottoNL-Jumbo01’ 48’6NAIRO QUINTANAMovistar02’ 11’7JON IZAGUIRREBahrain-Merida04’ 09’8RIGOBERTO URANEF Education First-Drapac04’ 36’9THIBAUT PINOTGroupama-FDJ05’ 31’10TONY GALLOPINAg2r La Mondiale06’ 05’11EMANUEL BUCHMANNBora-hansgrohe06’ 33’12WILCO KELDERMANTeam Sunweb09’ 15’13DAVID DE LA CRUZSky09’ 19’14RAFAL MAJKABora-hansgrohe10’ 27’15GIANLUCA BRAMBILLATrek-Segafredo11’ 35’16JACK HAIGMitchelton-Scott14’ 40’17RUDY MOLARDGroupama-FDJ17’ 31’18FABIO ARUUAE-Team Emirates22’ 00’19HERMANN PERNSTEINERBahrain-Merida25’ 20’20MIKEL BIZKARRAEuskadi-Murias26’ 28’21RICHARD CARAPAZMovistar26’ 44’22JESUS HERRADACofidis31’ 34’23DAVIDE FORMOLOBora-hansgrohe31’ 42’24SERGIO LUIS HENAOSky37’ 08’25ILNUR ZAKARINKatusha-Alpecin37’ 37’26GEORGE BENNETTLottoNL-Jumbo39’ 58’27BENJAMIN KINGDimension Data42’ 24’28HUBERT DUPONTAg2r La Mondiale44’ 54’29CRISTIAN RODRIGUEZCaja Rural-Seguros RGA45’ 15’30GORKA IZAGUIRREBahrain-Merida45’ 19’31DYLAN TEUNSBMC46’ 16’32BAUKE MOLLEMATrek-Segafredo49’ 43’33MICHAL KWIATKOWSKISky52’ 50’34MERHAWI KUDUSDimension Data53’ 12’35MICHAEL WOODSEF Education First-Drapac56’ 55’36BEN GASTAUERAg2r La Mondiale58’ 10’37AMANUEL GHEBREIGZABHIERDimension Data58’ 18’38FLORIS DE TIERLottoNL-Jumbo1H 00’ 02’39SIMON CLARKEEF Education First-Drapac1H 02’ 09’40JAI HINDLEYTeam Sunweb1H 02’ 28’41LAURENS DE PLUSQuick-Step Floors1H 03’ 59’42PELLO BILBAOAstana1H 05’ 29’43NICOLAS ROCHEBMC1H 08’ 45’44MAXIME MONFORTLotto-Soudal1H 14’ 23’45DANIEL MORENOEF Education First-Drapac1H 15’ 03’46JOSE HERRADACofidis1H 15’ 10’47EDWARD RAVASIUAE-Team Emirates1H 16’ 37’48LUIS GUILLERMO MASCaja Rural-Seguros RGA1H 18’ 14’49DAVIDE VILLELLAAstana1H 19’ 26’50LOUIS MEINTJESDimension Data1H 22’ 21’51FRANCO PELLIZOTTIBahrain-Merida1H 23’ 54’52IGOR ANTONDimension Data1H 24’ 13’53OSCAR RODRIGUEZEuskadi-Murias1H 26’ 36’54ANDREY ZEITSAstana1H 28’ 46’55SERGIO PARDILLACaja Rural-Seguros RGA1H 28’ 47’56STÉPHANE ROSSETTOCofidis1H 30’ 03’57SIMON GESCHKETeam Sunweb1H 30’ 06’58FABIO FELLINETrek-Segafredo1H 31’ 30’59VALERIO CONTIUAE-Team Emirates1H 32’ 45’60PAVEL KOCHETKOVKatusha-Alpecin1H 33’ 58’61TAO GEOGHEGAN HARTSky1H 34’ 06’62PIERRE ROLLANDEF Education First-Drapac1H 35’ 26’63OMAR FRAILEAstana1H 35’ 42’64ADAM YATESMitchelton-Scott1H 35’ 52’65SEPP KUSSLottoNL-Jumbo1H 37’ 44’66VINCENZO NIBALIBahrain-Merida1H 38’ 52’67RETO HOLLENSTEINKatusha-Alpecin1H 40’ 46’68THOMAS DE GENDTLotto-Soudal1H 41’ 21’69EDUARD PRADESEuskadi-Murias1H 41’ 58’70DARIO CATALDOAstana1H 42’ 53’71DAMIEN HOWSONMitchelton-Scott1H 46’ 51’72WINNER ANDREW ANACONAMovistar1H 46’ 56’73BRENT BOOKWALTERBMC1H 49’ 44’74SANDER ARMEELotto-Soudal1H 50’ 28’75NELSON OLIVEIRAMovistar1H 52’ 19’76NICHOLAS SCHULTZCaja Rural-Seguros RGA1H 55’ 18’77NANS PETERSAg2r La Mondiale2H 00’ 48’78ALESSANDRO DE MARCHIBMC2H 02’ 47’79ARITZ BAGUESEuskadi-Murias2H 05’ 53’80JAN HIRTAstana2H 06’ 10’81LÉO VINCENTGroupama-FDJ2H 06’ 26’82TIAGO MACHADOKatusha-Alpecin2H 08’ 29’83JOSEPH ROSSKOPFBMC2H 12’ 11’84RICHIE PORTEBMC2H 12’ 44’85HECTOR SAEZEuskadi-Murias2H 15’ 13’86ANDREY AMADORMovistar2H 17’ 46’87JAY MC CARTHYBora-hansgrohe2H 18’ 03’88RYAN GIBBONSDimension Data2H 18’ 19’89TOM VAN ASBROECKEF Education First-Drapac2H 19’ 48’90MARTIJN TUSVELDTeam Sunweb2H 22’ 38’91OSCAR CABEDOBurgos BH2H 23’ 44’92PIETER SERRYQuick-Step Floors2H 23’ 57’93ALEXANDRE GENIEZAg2r La Mondiale2H 24’ 33’94JORGE CUBEROBurgos BH2H 28’ 19’95JOSÉ MENDESBurgos BH2H 29’ 31’96IMANOL ERVITIMovistar2H 31’ 19’97SALVATORE PUCCIOSky2H 32’ 38’98JONATHAN CASTROVIEJOSky2H 34’ 40’99DRIES DEVENYNSQuick-Step Floors2H 39’ 27’100JESUS EZQUERRABurgos BH2H 39’ 48’101IVAN GARCIABahrain-Merida2H 43’ 17’102TIESJ BENOOTLotto-Soudal2H 47’ 41’103JETSE BOLBurgos BH2H 49’ 47’104MIKAEL CHERELAg2r La Mondiale2H 55’ 04’105NIKITA STALNOVAstana3H 00’ 55’106JHONATAN RESTREPOKatusha-Alpecin3H 01’ 29’107ALEX ARANBURUCaja Rural-Seguros RGA3H 03’ 37’108VICTOR CAMPENAERTSLotto-Soudal3H 11’ 22’109LUKAS PÖSTLBERGERBora-hansgrohe3H 11’ 25’110FRANCISCO JOSE VENTOSOBMC3H 11’ 54’111MIKE TEUNISSENTeam Sunweb3H 12’ 22’112SVEN E
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