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Tour de Yorkshire | 2019 procyclingstats.com 02/05/2019 - 05/05/2019 | 622 km | 93 starting 1 CCC Team 2 Team INEOS 3 Team Dimension Data 4 Cofidis, Solutions Crédits 1. VAN AVERMAET Greg 11. FROOME Chris 21. CAVENDISH Mark 31. ROSSETTO Stéphane 2. BERNAS Paweł 12. BASSO Leonardo 22. DLAMINI Nic 32. FORTIN Filippo 3. DE MARCHI Alessandro 13. DOULL Owain 23. EISEL Bernhard 33. LAFAY Victor 4. PAUWELS Serge 14. DUNBAR Eddie 24. RENSHAW Mark 34. MORIN Emmanuel 5. SCHÄR Michael 15. GOŁAŚ Michał 25. SLAGTER Tom-Jelte 35. PEREZ Anthony 6. VAN HOOYDONCK Nathan 16. LAWLESS Chris 26. TILLER Rasmus 36. VAN LERBERGHE Bert 7. VAN KEIRSBULCK Guillaume 17. STANNARD Ian 37. WAEYTENS Zico 5 Team Katusha Alpecin 6 Madison Genesis 7 Team Total Direct Energie 8 Rally UHC Cycling 41. HAAS Nathan 51. SWIFT Connor 61. HIVERT Jonathan 71. JOYCE Colin 42. BIERMANS Jenthe 52. BIBBY Ian 62. GRELLIER Fabien 72. ANDERSON Ryan 43. CRAS Steff 53. CUMING Michael 63. JOURNIAUX Axel 73. CARPENTER Robin 44. TANFIELD Harry 54. HANDLEY Richard 64. NAULEAU Bryan 74. DE VOS Adam 45. ZABEL Rick 55. HOLMES Matthew 65. OURSELIN Paul 75. MAGNER Ty 56. MCEVOY Jonathan 66. PICHOT Alexandre 76. MURPHY John 57. WALKER Joey 67. SICARD Romain 77. TUFT Svein 9 Vital Concept - B&B 10 Euskadi Basque Country - 11 Team Wiggins Le Col 12 Hagens Berman Axeon Hotels Murias 101.PIDCOCK Thomas 111.BJERG Mikkel 81. ROLLAND Pierre 91. ARISTI Mikel 102.CHRISTIAN Mark 112.BROWN Jonny 82. BAGOT Yoann 92. BARRENETXEA Ander 103.CULLAIGH Gabriel 113.GARRISON Ian 83. BOECKMANS Kris 93. BARTHE Cyril 104.FOUCHÉ James 114.QUINN Sean 84. COURTEILLE Arnaud 94. IRIZAR Julen 105.JENNER Samuel 115.RICE Michael 85. PACHER Quentin 95. LÓPEZ-CÓZAR Juan Antonio 106.NAVARRO Corentin 116.VERMAERKE Kevin 86. REZA Kévin 96. RODRÍGUEZ Sergio 107.SCOTT Robert 117.ZIJLAARD Maikel 87. VAN GENECHTEN Jonas 97. SÁEZ Héctor 13 Canyon dhb p/b Bloor 14 Roompot - Charles 15 SwiftCarbon Pro Cycling 16 Riwal Readynez Cycling Homes 131.LAMMERTINK Maurits 141.SHAW James Team 121.STEWART Thomas 132.ASSELMAN Jesper 142.BRADBURY Stephen 151.KAMP Alexander 122.HENNESSY Jacob 133.DUIJN Huub 143.MUNDY Isaac 152.ERIKSSON Lucas 123.MCCARTHY Robert-Jon 134.LEYSEN Senne 144.ROBBINS Tristan 153.HAGEN Krister 124.PEARSON Daniel 135.VAN DER LIJKE Nick 145.SCOTT Jacob 154.LUNKE Sindre 125.STEDMAN Maximilian 136.VAN POPPEL Boy 146.WILLIAMS Peter 155.STOKBRO Andreas 126.TENNANT Andrew 137.VAN SCHIP Jan-Willem 147.WOOD George 156.VEYHE Torkil 127.TOWNSEND Rory 157.VINJEBO Emil 17 Vitus Pro Cycling 18 Ribble Pro Cycling 19 Great Britain 161.THWAITES Scott 171.BIGHAM Daniel 181.MCLAY Daniel 162.BRIGGS Graham 172.AULD Scott 182.CALVERT Charley 163.KENWAY Adam 173.ARCHIBALD John 183.FLYNN Sean 164.LATHAM Christopher 174.KYFFIN Zeb 184.HAYTER Ethan 165.MCGLINCHEY Christopher 175.LEWIS Gruffudd 185.NALLY Joe 166.MOTTRAM Michael 176.LUHRS Alex 186.TIDBALL William 167.SLATER Alistair 177.TIPPER Jacob 187.TURNER Ben.

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