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Men's Road Race
Final Results
 
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Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4
MATTHEWS Michael
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5
VALVERDE Alejandro
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+3
6
ALAPHILIPPE Julian
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+3
7
SBARAGLI Kristian
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+3
8
KWIATKOWSKI Michał
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+3
9
MOHORIČ Matej
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+3
10
VAN DER SANDE Tosh
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+3
11
ARANBURU Alex
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+3
12
TRENTIN Matteo
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+3
13
VALGREN Michael
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+3
14
KONRAD Patrick
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+3
15
BENOOT Tiesj
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+3
16
MARTIN Guillaume
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+3
17
TULETT Ben
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+3
18
PARET-PEINTRE Aurélien
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+3
19
HOELGAARD Markus
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+3
20
HERMANS Quinten
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+3
21
IMPEY Daryl
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+3
22
VENTURINI Clément
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+3
23
MOLARD Rudy
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+3
24
HIGUITA Sergio
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+3
25
BARGUIL Warren
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+3
26
VAN AVERMAET Greg
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+3
27
MADOUAS Valentin
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+3
28
CARAPAZ Richard
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+3
29
WELLENS Tim
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+3
30
HENAO Sergio
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+3
31
LUTSENKO Alexey
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+3
32
WOODS Michael
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+3
33
TEUNS Dylan
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+3
34
GAUDU David
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+3
35
HIRSCHI Marc
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+3
36
NEILANDS Krists
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+8
37
KELDERMAN Wilco
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+9
38
FUGLSANG Jakob
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+10
39
CORT Magnus
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+2:12
40
THEUNS Edward
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+2:12
41
OLDANI Stefano
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+2:12
42
GESCHKE Simon
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+2:12
43
BARCELÓ Fernando
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+2:12
44
ROTA Lorenzo
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+2:12
45
GODON Dorian
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+2:12
46
WIRTGEN Luc
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+2:12
47
TRATNIK Jan
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+2:12
48
DE TIER Floris
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+2:12
49
SMITH Dion
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+2:12
50
STRAKHOV Dmitry
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+2:12
51
GOGL Michael
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+2:12
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POLANC Jan
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+2:12
53
CONCI Nicola
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+2:12
54
COSTA Rui
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+2:12
55
CLARKE Simon
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+2:12
56
SCHELLING Ide
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+2:12
57
FRAILE Omar
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+2:12
58
POELS Wout
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+2:12
59
CARR Simon
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+2:12
60
VERONA Carlos
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+2:12
61
PEREZ Anthony
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+2:12
62
VAN BAARLE Dylan
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+2:12
63
BAKELANTS Jan
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+2:12
64
MOLLEMA Bauke
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+2:17
65
CHAVES Esteban
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+2:19
66
JANSSENS Jimmy
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+2:19
67
VANSEVENANT Mauri
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+2:29
68
ABRAHAMSEN Jonas
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+3:44
69
ROGLIČ Primož
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+3:44
70
CAVAGNA Rémi
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+3:44
71
GIBBONS Ryan
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+3:44
72
COLBRELLI Sonny
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+3:44
73
VERMAERKE Kevin
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+3:44
74
DEWULF Stan
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+3:44
75
SERRY Pieter
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+3:44
76
PICHON Laurent
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+3:44
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SKAARSETH Anders
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+3:44
78
BERNARD Julien
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+3:44
79
BJERG Mikkel
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+4:59
80
APERS Ruben
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+6:17
81
KREUZIGER Roman
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+6:17
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BAUER Jack
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+6:17
83
SCHÄR Michael
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+6:17
84
BURGHARDT Marcus
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+6:17
85
LADAGNOUS Matthieu
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+6:17
86
SKUJIŅŠ Toms
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+6:17
87
HOWES Alex
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+6:17
88
HVIDEBERG Jonas Iversby
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+6:17
89
LINDEMAN Bert-Jan
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+6:17
90
CHERNETSKI Sergei
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+6:17
91
OOMEN Sam
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+6:17
92
STANNARD Robert
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+6:17
93
GESINK Robert
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+6:17
94
TUSVELD Martijn
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+6:17
95
SERRANO Gonzalo
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+6:17
96
SPRENGERS Thomas
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+6:17
97
MEZGEC Luka
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+6:17
98
WARLOP Jordi
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+6:17
99
RIESEBEEK Oscar
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+6:17
100
VAN POUCKE Aaron
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+6:17
101
MEURISSE Xandro
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+6:17
102
WÆRSTED Syver
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+6:17
103
SWIFT Connor
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+6:17
104
VLIEGEN Loïc
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+6:17
105
GRIGNARD Sébastien
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+6:17
106
WIRTGEN Tom
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+6:17
107
OWSIAN Łukasz
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+6:17
108
GOŁAŚ Michał
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+6:17
109
DUNBAR Eddie
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+6:17
110
HOFSTETTER Hugo
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+6:17
111
SÉNÉCHAL Florian
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+6:17
112
CATTANEO Mattia
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+6:17
113
MOLLY Kenny
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+6:17
114
LAMMERTINK Maurits
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+6:17
115
VINGEGAARD Jonas
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+6:17
116
DONOVAN Mark
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+6:17
117
WILLIAMS Stephen
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+6:17
118
HERREGODTS Rune
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+14:24
119
BENEDETTI Cesare
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+14:24
120
URIANSTAD Martin
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+14:24
121
JUUL-JENSEN Christopher
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+14:24
122
POWER Robert
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+14:24
123
VELASCO Simone
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+14:24
124
GAMPER Patrick
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+14:24
125
ROVNY Ivan
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+14:24
  WALSLEBEN Philipp
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DNF
  KAMP Alexander
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DNF
  DE GENDT Aimé
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DNF
  GARCÍA CORTINA Iván
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DNF
  RIKUNOV Petr
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DNF
  GARRISON Ian
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DNF
  VAN MOER Brent
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DNF
  FERNÁNDEZ Rubén
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DNF
  VALLÉE Boris
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DNF
  HOLLENSTEIN Reto
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DNF
  VAN MELSEN Kévin
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DNF
  DECLERCQ Benjamin
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DNF
  JUNGELS Bob
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DNF
  HAGA Chad
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DNF
  SKAARSETH Iver
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DNF
  HOFSTEDE Lennard
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DNF
  MARCZYŃSKI Tomasz
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DNF
  MORIN Emmanuel
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DNF
  LIVYNS Arjen
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DNF
  LIENHARD Fabian
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DNF
  HOULE Hugo
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DNF
  CAPIOT Amaury
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DNF
  ARMÉE Sander
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DNF
  DENZ Nico
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DNF
  MARTENS Paul
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DNF
  HAUSSLER Heinrich
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DNF
  ARCAS Jorge
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DNF
  MENTEN Milan
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DNF
  BONNET William
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DNF
  BATTISTELLA Samuele
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DNF
  NOPPE Christophe
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DNF
  BENNETT Sean
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DNF
  KRAGH ANDERSEN Søren
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DNF
  ROWE Luke
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DNF
  CRADDOCK Lawson
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DNF
  JACOBS Johan
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DNF
  ROBEET Ludovic
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DNF
  SEIGLE Romain
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DNF
  DE BOD Stefan
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DNF
  MERTENS Julian
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DNF
  BIERMANS Jenthe
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DNF
  OLIVEIRA Ivo
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DNF
  STUYVEN Jasper
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DNF
  ARROYAVE Daniel
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DNF
  MASL luís
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DNF
  CANOLA Marco
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DNF
  MONIQUET Sylvain
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DNF
  EDET Nicolas
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DNF
  VERWILST Aaron
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DNF
  BOIVIN Guillaume
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DNF
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