Quick-Step Floors placed two men in the top 10 of the 171km-long race, Tim Declercq (6th) and neo-pro Kasper Asgreen (7th) who both raced here after taking part last week in the Hammer Stavanger event. This topic was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata). I have followed to threads to add code under the CSS neither one changed a thing Thanks Jimmy. He is a member of the Greek Photo Press Union and is based in Deep Down Studio in Athens. Trying to center the menu on my whole site, every page. The pace continued to be relentless, but despite this, a combined move of ten men pulled away and was soon followed by another strong group, of 11 riders, who made the junction inside the last 50 kilometers, slowly but steadily building a significant gap on the bunch, who couldn't find a way to claw them back.įrom that group, a couple of riders took off before the final lap, on which Jurgen Roelandts (BMC) jumped clear inside the last five kilometers, taking the win ahead of teammate Greg Van Avermaet and Oliver Naesen (AG2R). is a certified Advanced Diver of the PADI National Federation.
Defending champion Yves Lampaert and teammate Tim Declercq, third at the past edition, got infiltrated in the move which gained a handful of seconds on the peloton, who put in a strong chase and absorbed them with six laps remaining.
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