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Stage 18

Thursday - September 17th, 2020

h. 12:30 (GMT +2)

 

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    Meribel - La Roche sur Foron

175km - Mountains

 

 

STAGE CLASSIFICATION

 

 

:POL  Michal KWIATKOWSKI
4:47:33

 

:ECU  Richard CARAPAZ
+0

 

:BEL  Wout VAN AERT
+1:51
 
Complete Standing
 

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GENERAL CLASSIFICATION
 
 
:SLO  Primoz ROGLIC
79:45:30

 

:SLO  Tadej POGACAR
+57

 

:COL  Miguel Angel LOPEZ
+1:27
 

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POINTS CLASSIFICATION
 
 
:IRL  Sam BENNETT
298

 

:SVK  Peter SAGAN
246

 

:ITA  Matteo TRENTIN
235
 

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CLIMBER CLASSIFICATION
 
 
:ECU  Richard CARAPAZ
74

 

:SLO  Tadej POGACAR
72
 
:SLO   Primoz ROGLIC
67
 

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YOUTH CLASSIFICATION
 
 
:SLO  Tadej POGACAR
79:46:27

 

:ESP  Enric MAS
+3:22

 

:FRA  Valentin MADOUAS
+1:35:35
 
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LAST KILOMETER REPLAY

 

 

STAGE HIGHLIGHTS

 

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Has anyone heard anything about Porte joining Ineos? I think they will come back really strong next year with Bernal, Carapaz, Yates and maybe Porte, but I am not sure who will be the leader. Also not sure if Bernal can beat Pogacar in the future. Maybe they should try to go with some young British guy like Hayter or Pidcock.

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20 minutes ago, OlympicsFan said:

Has anyone heard anything about Porte joining Ineos? I think they will come back really strong next year with Bernal, Carapaz, Yates and maybe Porte, but I am not sure who will be the leader. Also not sure if Bernal can beat Pogacar in the future. Maybe they should try to go with some young British guy like Hayter or Pidcock.

 

Porte had a miserable time in Sky in his last tenure. I doubt he really wants to go back. But, him being 35 and saying this is his final GT being a leader, if they make a good offer, he could go finish with a good paycheck, as a domestique. 

 

Bernal is still the main guy there. I highly doubt, they will cast him aside for this one slip, especially when he is so young.  I think he is still the leader in next years Tour, but they will have a back-up for sure this time. Agree, they should have more british riders though. Even, if i don't like them at all, their strongest teams/years were, when the line-up consisted with mostly british cyclists.

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Stage 19

Friday - September 18th, 2020

h. 13:45 (GMT +2)

 

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    Bourg en Bresse - Champagnole

166.5km - Flat

 

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Lukas Pöstlberger went down to the race doctor, apparently due to an insect bite/sting. A little bit later, he dropped down to the team car...and a little later he went down to the second team car, then dropped down on the side of the road, trying to catch some air. Turns out a wasp stung him in his mouth, leading to a rather strong reaction and of course an abandon.

 

By now, BORA has released a little statement saying that Pöstlberger is luckily feeling a bit better after medical treatment, so he'll be alright. Wasps, fucking assholes.

 

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