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HONOR 4Th STAGE Halifax > Leeds 175.000 Km STAGE HONOR 4th STAGE Halifax > Leeds 175.000 km STAGE STAGE WINNER 1 VAN AVERMAET Greg CCC TEAM BEST TEAM INS TEAM INEOS GENERAL GENERAL YORKSHIRE BANK AND YORKSHIRE BANK BIKE LIBRARIES 16 LAWLESS Christopher TEAM INEOS POINTS CLASSIFICATION ASDA 16 LAWLESS Christopher TEAM INEOS BEST CLIMBER CLASSIFICATION LNER 84 COURTEILLE Arnaud VITAL CONCEPT - B&B HOTELS BEST TEAM CLASSIFICATION NAMED SPORT INS TEAM INEOS MOST ACTIVE CLASSIFICATION DIMENSION DATA 152 ERIKSSON Lucas RIWAL READYNEZ CYCLING TEAM Page 1 sur 1 - 05/05/2019 - 17:43:15 TOUR DE YORKSHIRE Halifax > Leeds SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2019 PHOTO FINISH Page 1 sur 1 - 05/05/2019 - 17:58:55 STAGE CLASSIFICATION 4 Halifax > Leeds Distance : 175.000 km SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2019 Winner time : 4h40'03" Average : 37.493 km/h Rk Bib Name FirstName Team Nat B P Gap Rk Bib Name FirstName Team Nat B P Gap 1 1 VAN AVERMAET Greg CCC BEL B:10" 00" 72 175 LEWIS Gruffudd RPC GBR ' ' 2 16 LAWLESS Christopher INS GBR B:06" ' ' 73 41 HAAS Nathan TKA AUS ' ' 3 14 DUNBAR Edward INS IRL B:07" 02" 74 32 FORTIN Filippo COF ITA ' ' 4 25 SLAGTER Tom-Jelte TDD NED 09" 75 17 STANNARD Ian INS GBR 10'07" 5 141 SHAW James SCB GBR ' ' 76 186 TIDBALL William GBR GBR ' ' 6 55 HOLMES Matthew MGT GBR ' ' 77 107 SCOTT Robert WGN GBR ' ' 7 151 KAMP Alexander RIW DEN ' ' 78 142 BRADBURY Stephen SCB GBR ' ' 8 103 CULLAIGH Gabriel WGN GBR 12" 79 54 HANDLEY Richard MGT GBR ' ' 9 42 BIERMANS Jenthe TKA BEL ' ' 80 24 RENSHAW Mark TDD AUS ' ' 10 161 THWAITES Scott VIT GBR ' ' 81 143 MUNDY Isaac SCB GBR ' ' 11 116 VERMAERKE Kevin HBA USA ' ' 82 163 KENWAY Adam VIT GBR ' ' 12 93 BARTHE Cyril EUS FRA ' ' 83 166 MOTTRAM Michael VIT GBR ' ' 13 135 VAN DER LIJKE Nick ROC NED ' ' 84 174 KYFFIN Zeb RPC GBR ' ' 14 51 SWIFT Connor MGT GBR ' ' 85 96 RODRIGUEZ RECHE Sergio EUS ESP ' ' 15 65 OURSELIN Paul TDE FRA ' ' 86 164 LATHAM Christopher VIT GBR ' ' 16 125 STEDMAN Maximilian DHB GBR ' ' 87 117 ZIJLAARD Maikel HBA NED 11'04" 17 13 DOULL Owain INS GBR ' ' 88 137 VAN SCHIP Jan Willem ROC NED ' ' 18 11 FROOME Chris INS GBR ' ' 89 94 IRIZAR LASKURAIN Julen EUS ESP B:02" 12'04" 19 15 GOLAS Michal INS POL ' ' 90 182 CALVERT Charley GBR GBR 16'17" 20 102 CHRISTIAN Mark WGN GBR ' ' 91 82 BAGOT Yoann VCB FRA ' ' 21 67 SICARD Romain TDE FRA ' ' 92 185 NALLY Joseph GBR GBR ' ' 22 62 GRELLIER Fabien TDE FRA ' ' 93 177 TIPPER Jacob RPC GBR ' ' 23 35 PEREZ Anthony COF FRA ' ' 24 154 LUNKE Sindre skjøstad RIW NOR ' ' Abandon 25 43 CRAS Steff TKA BEL ' ' 7 VAN KEIRSBULCK Guillaume CCC BEL 26 114 QUINN Sean HBA USA ' ' 12 BASSO Leonardo INS ITA 27 33 LAFAY Victor COF FRA B:01" 23" 52 BIBBY Ian MGT GBR 28 131 LAMMERTINK Maurits ROC NED ' ' 56 MCEVOY Jonathan MGT GBR 29 61 HIVERT Jonathan TDE FRA B:02" ' ' 74 DE VOS Adam RLY CAN 30 133 DUIJN Huub ROC NED ' ' 76 MURPHY John RLY USA 31 4 PAUWELS Serge CCC BEL 01'54" 87 VAN GENECHTEN Jonas VCB BEL 32 155 NIELSEN Andreas RIW DEN 02'04" 92 BARRENETXEA URIARTE Ander EUS ESP 33 73 CARPENTER Robin RLY USA ' ' 111 BJERG Mikkel HBA DEN 34 165 MCGLINCHEY Christopher VIT IRL ' ' 122 HENNESSY Jacob DHB GBR 35 144 ROBBINS Tristan SCB GBR ' ' 123 MCCARTHY Robert-Jon DHB IRL 36 173 ARCHIBALD John RPC GBR ' ' 136 VAN POPPEL Boy ROC NED 37 104 FOUCHE James WGN NZL 02'07" 147 WOOD George SCB GBR 38 121 STEWART Thomas DHB GBR ' ' 162 BRIGGS Graham VIT GBR 39 5 SCHÄR Michael CCC SUI 02'10" 171 BIGHAM Daniel RPC GBR 40 6 VAN HOOYDONCK Nathan CCC BEL ' ' 15 coureur(s). 41 152 ERIKSSON Lucas RIW SWE ' ' 42 184 HAYTER Ethan GBR GBR ' ' Non Partant 43 66 PICHOT Alexandre TDE FRA 02'11" 23 EISEL Bernhard TDD AUT 44 84 COURTEILLE Arnaud VCB FRA ' ' 1 coureur(s). 45 31 ROSSETTO Stéphane COF FRA 03'28" 46 176 LUHRS Alex RPC GBR 04'06" 47 172 AULD Scott RPC GBR ' ' 48 34 MORIN Emmanuel COF FRA ' ' 49 157 VINJEBO Emil nygaard RIW DEN ' ' 50 153 HAGEN Krister RIW NOR ' ' 51 81 ROLLAND Pierre VCB FRA 04'14" 52 26 TILLER Rasmus fossum TDD NOR ' ' 53 53 CUMING Michael MGT GBR ' ' 54 181 MCLAY Daniel GBR GBR ' ' 55 183 FLYNN Sean GBR GBR 05'17" 56 2 BERNAS Pawel CCC POL 07'16" 57 132 ASSELMAN Jesper ROC NED ' ' 58 112 BROWN Jonathan HBA USA ' ' 59 44 TANFIELD Harry TKA GBR ' ' 60 115 RICE Michael HBA AUS ' ' 61 145 SCOTT Jacob SCB GBR B:03" ' ' 62 105 JENNER Samuel WGN AUS ' ' 63 22 DLAMINI Nicholas TDD RSA ' ' 64 45 ZABEL Rick TKA GER ' ' 65 21 CAVENDISH Mark TDD GBR ' ' 66 146 WILLIAMS Peter SCB GBR ' ' 67 57 WALKER Joey MGT GBR ' ' 68 106 NAVARRO Corentin WGN FRA ' ' 69 126 TENNANT Andrew DHB GBR ' ' 70 97 SAEZ BENITO Hector EUS ESP ' ' 71 156 VEYHE Torkil RIW DEN 09'05" Page 1 sur 1 - 05/05/2019 - 17:51:18 GENERAL CLASSIFICATION 4 Halifax > Leeds Distance : 620.700 km Winner time : 15h18'12" SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2019 Average : 40.548 km/h Rk Bib Name FirstName Team Nat Time Gap Rk Bib Name FirstName Team Nat Time Gap 1 16 LAWLESS Christopher INS GBR 15h18'12" 00" 69 44 TANFIELD Harry TKA GBR 15h35'36" 17'24" 2 1 VAN AVERMAET Greg CCC BEL 15h18'14" 02" 70 166 MOTTRAM Michael VIT GBR 15h36'02" 17'50" 3 14 DUNBAR Edward INS IRL 15h18'23" 11" 71 112 BROWN Jonathan HBA USA 15h36'06" 17'54" 4 151 KAMP Alexander RIW DEN 15h18'27" 15" 72 137 VAN SCHIP Jan Willem ROC NED 15h37'05" 18'53" 5 141 SHAW James SCB GBR 15h18'37" 25" 73 57 WALKER Joey MGT GBR 15h37'18" 19'06" 6 55 HOLMES Matthew MGT GBR ' ' ' ' 74 175 LEWIS Gruffudd RPC GBR 15h37'21" 19'09" 7 25 SLAGTER Tom-Jelte TDD NED ' ' ' ' 75 22 DLAMINI Nicholas TDD RSA 15h37'39" 19'27" 8 161 THWAITES Scott VIT GBR 15h18'40" 28" 76 186 TIDBALL William GBR GBR 15h38'23" 20'11" 9 51 SWIFT Connor MGT GBR ' ' ' ' 77 163 KENWAY Adam VIT GBR 15h38'27" 20'15" 10 135 VAN DER LIJKE Nick ROC NED ' ' ' ' 78 164 LATHAM Christopher VIT GBR ' ' ' ' 11 13 DOULL Owain INS GBR ' ' ' ' 79 54 HANDLEY Richard MGT GBR 15h38'50" 20'38" 12 42 BIERMANS Jenthe TKA BEL ' ' ' ' 80 146 WILLIAMS Peter SCB GBR 15h39'15" 21'03" 13 11 FROOME Chris INS GBR ' ' ' ' 81 142 BRADBURY Stephen SCB GBR 15h39'33" 21'21" 14 15 GOLAS Michal INS POL ' ' ' ' 82 117 ZIJLAARD Maikel HBA NED 15h40'20" 22'08" 15 102 CHRISTIAN Mark WGN GBR ' ' ' ' 83 2 BERNAS Pawel CCC POL 15h40'55" 22'43" 16 103 CULLAIGH Gabriel WGN GBR 15h20'23" 02'11" 84 183 FLYNN Sean GBR GBR 15h41'49" 23'37" 17 35 PEREZ Anthony COF FRA ' ' ' ' 85 24 RENSHAW Mark TDD AUS 15h41'56" 23'44" 18 155 NIELSEN Andreas RIW DEN 15h20'32" 02'20" 86 174 KYFFIN Zeb RPC GBR 15h42'03" 23'51" 19 6 VAN HOOYDONCK Nathan CCC BEL 15h20'54" 02'42" 87 96 RODRIGUEZ RECHE Sergio EUS ESP 15h42'17" 24'05" 20 5 SCHÄR Michael CCC SUI ' ' ' ' 88 182 CALVERT Charley GBR GBR 15h44'33" 26'21" 21 116 VERMAERKE Kevin HBA USA 15h21'30" 03'18" 89 156 VEYHE Torkil RIW DEN 15h45'56" 27'44" 22 67 SICARD Romain TDE FRA ' ' ' ' 90 185 NALLY Joseph GBR GBR 15h46'37" 28'25" 23 114 QUINN Sean HBA USA 15h21'34" 03'22" 91 81 ROLLAND Pierre VCB FRA 15h48'22" 30'10" 24 43 CRAS Steff TKA BEL ' ' ' ' 92 82 BAGOT Yoann VCB FRA 15h48'27" 30'15" 25 125 STEDMAN Maximilian DHB GBR ' ' ' ' 93 177 TIPPER Jacob RPC GBR 15h52'42" 34'30" 26 65 OURSELIN Paul TDE FRA ' ' ' ' 27 154 LUNKE Sindre skjøstad RIW NOR ' ' ' ' 28 131 LAMMERTINK Maurits ROC NED 15h21'45" 03'33" 29 133 DUIJN Huub ROC NED ' ' ' ' 30 73 CARPENTER Robin RLY USA 15h22'15" 04'03" 31 153 HAGEN Krister RIW NOR 15h22'40" 04'28" 32 157 VINJEBO Emil nygaard RIW DEN 15h22'42" 04'30" 33 93 BARTHE Cyril EUS FRA 15h22'43" 04'31" 34 4 PAUWELS Serge CCC BEL 15h23'16" 05'04" 35 104 FOUCHE James WGN NZL 15h23'29" 05'17" 36 184 HAYTER Ethan GBR GBR 15h23'32" 05'20" 37 152 ERIKSSON Lucas RIW SWE ' ' ' ' 38 84 COURTEILLE Arnaud VCB FRA 15h23'33" 05'21" 39 121 STEWART Thomas DHB GBR 15h24'34" 06'22" 40 176 LUHRS Alex RPC GBR 15h25'28" 07'16" 41 34 MORIN Emmanuel COF FRA 15h26'20" 08'08" 42 172 AULD Scott RPC GBR 15h27'20" 09'08" 43 97 SAEZ BENITO Hector EUS ESP 15h27'27" 09'15" 44 132 ASSELMAN Jesper ROC NED 15h28'27" 10'15" 45 62 GRELLIER Fabien TDE FRA 15h28'55" 10'43" 46 145 SCOTT Jacob SCB GBR 15h29'03" 10'51" 47 41 HAAS Nathan TKA AUS 15h29'16" 11'04" 48 165 MCGLINCHEY Christopher VIT IRL 15h30'40" 12'28" 49 17 STANNARD Ian INS GBR 15h30'41" 12'29" 50 144 ROBBINS Tristan SCB GBR 15h30'43" 12'31" 51 33 LAFAY Victor COF FRA 15h30'49" 12'37" 52 66 PICHOT Alexandre TDE FRA 15h31'00" 12'48" 53 143 MUNDY Isaac SCB GBR 15h31'29" 13'17" 54 107 SCOTT Robert WGN GBR 15h31'52" 13'40" 55 53 CUMING Michael MGT GBR 15h32'33" 14'21" 56 181 MCLAY Daniel GBR GBR 15h32'34" 14'22" 57 26 TILLER Rasmus fossum TDD NOR 15h32'39" 14'27" 58 31 ROSSETTO Stéphane COF FRA 15h32'44" 14'32" 59 61 HIVERT Jonathan TDE FRA 15h33'14" 15'02" 60 115 RICE Michael HBA AUS 15h33'17" 15'05" 61 126 TENNANT Andrew DHB GBR ' ' ' ' 62 106 NAVARRO Corentin WGN FRA ' ' ' ' 63 173 ARCHIBALD John RPC GBR 15h33'22" 15'10" 64 105 JENNER Samuel WGN AUS 15h33'36" 15'24" 65 94 IRIZAR LASKURAIN Julen EUS ESP 15h34'33" 16'21" 66 32 FORTIN Filippo COF ITA 15h35'00" 16'48" 67 45 ZABEL Rick TKA GER 15h35'22" 17'10" 68 21 CAVENDISH Mark TDD GBR 15h35'32" 17'20" Page 1 sur 1 - 05/05/2019 - 17:53:15 POINTS CLASSIFICATION 4 Halifax > Leeds SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2019 Stage Classification General Classification Rk Bib Name First Name Nat Team Points Rk Bib Name First Name Nat Team Points Kilnsey - km 58 1 16 LAWLESS Christopher GBR INS 35 1 145 SCOTT Jacob GBR SCB 5 2 1 VAN AVERMAET Greg BEL CCC 24 2 94 IRIZAR LASKURAIN Julen ESP EUS 3 3 151 KAMP Alexander DEN RIW 19 3 56 MCEVOY Jonathan GBR MGT 1 4 132 ASSELMAN Jesper NED ROC 16 5 45 ZABEL Rick GER TKA 16 Tinshill - km 162.5 6 14 DUNBAR Edward IRL INS 14 1 14 DUNBAR Edward IRL INS 5 7 145 SCOTT Jacob GBR SCB 13 2 61 HIVERT Jonathan FRA TDE 3 8 32 FORTIN Filippo ITA COF 12 3 33 LAFAY Victor FRA COF 1 9
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