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Races / Tour de l'Avenir 2019 / Stage 9

Tour de l'Avenir 2019 — Stage 9

23 Aug 2019 · 67 km

Stage Impact
What changed on Stage 9
Matteo Jorgenson → Tobias Foss

Tobias Foss took the GC lead from Matteo Jorgenson on Stage 9. Attila Valter won the stage. Riley Sheehan lost the most time among the main GC movers.

Stage Winner
Attila Valter
GC Gainers
Time Losses
#RiderTeamTime
1 Attila Valter Hungary (NAT) 2h 11' 12"
2 Tobias Foss Norway (NAT) + 0' 15"
3 Georg Zimmermann Germany (NAT) + 0' 32"
4 Giovanni Aleotti Italy (NAT) + 0' 44"
5 Ilan Van Wilder Belgium (NAT) + 1' 10"
6 Jon Agirre Spain (NAT) + 1' 26"
7 Lars Van Den Berg Netherlands (NAT) + 1' 36"
8 Samuele Battistella Italy (NAT) + 1' 41"
9 Clement Champoussin France (NAT) + 2' 15"
10 Stefan Bissegger Switzerland (NAT) + 2' 59"
11 Jefferson Alexander Cepeda Ecuador (NAT) + 3' 46"
12 Jhojan Garcia Colombia (NAT) + 3' 52"
13 Michel Ries Luxembourg (NAT) + 3' 52"
14 Mauri Vansevenant Belgium (NAT) + 4' 09"
15 Barnabas Peak Hungary (NAT) + 4' 22"
16 Inigo Elosegui Spain (NAT) + 5' 05"
17 Urko Berrade Fernandez Spain (NAT) + 5' 05"
18 Erik Fetter Hungary (NAT) + 6' 03"
19 Jacob Hindsgaul Madsen Denmark (NAT) + 6' 24"
20 Juan Diego Alba Colombia (NAT) + 6' 31"
21 Henok Mulubrhan Eritrea (NAT) + 7' 40"
22 Joel Suter Switzerland (NAT) + 7' 56"
23 Torjus Sleen Norway (NAT) + 8' 11"
24 Nicolas Prodhomme France (NAT) + 8' 29"
25 Damian Luscher Switzerland (NAT) + 8' 47"
26 Kristjan Hocevar Slovenia (NAT) + 9' 16"
27 Markus Wildauer Austria (NAT) + 9' 16"
28 Nickolas Zukowsky Canada (NAT) + 9' 41"
29 Simon Guglielmi France (NAT) + 10' 20"
30 Harold Martin Lopez Ecuador (NAT) + 10' 28"
31 Stuart Balfour Great Britain (NAT) + 10' 54"
32 Sylvain Moniquet Belgium (NAT) + 11' 00"
33 Darragh O Mahony Centre Mondial du Cyclisme (CLUB) + 11' 23"
34 Maxime Agut Nouvelle Aquitaine (REG) + 11' 28"
35 Clement Lalba Nouvelle Aquitaine (REG) + 11' 28"
36 Alexis Benjamin Quinteros Ecuador (NAT) + 11' 28"
37 Wilson Haro Ecuador (NAT) + 11' 28"
38 Tobias Bayer Austria (NAT) + 11' 28"
39 Jorge Magalhaes Portugal (NAT) + 12' 25"
40 Jacques Lebreton Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (REG) + 12' 32"
41 Laurent Gervais Canada (NAT) + 12' 54"
42 Robin Froidevaux Switzerland (NAT) + 13' 12"
43 Johan Jacobs Switzerland (NAT) + 13' 12"
44 Jose Felix Parra Spain (NAT) + 13' 48"
45 Louis Louvet Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (REG) + 14' 45"
46 Miguel Heidemann Germany (NAT) + 14' 45"
47 Patrick Gamper Austria (NAT) + 15' 37"
48 Patrick Haller Germany (NAT) + 16' 39"
49 Leon Heinschke Germany (NAT) + 16' 39"
50 Jens Reynders Belgium (NAT) + 16' 39"
51 Stan Van Tricht Belgium (NAT) + 16' 39"
52 Ziga Horvat Slovenia (NAT) + 16' 39"
53 Ben Katerberg Canada (NAT) + 16' 39"
54 Aljaz Jarc Slovenia (NAT) + 16' 39"
55 Valerii Fatkullin Russia (NAT) + 16' 39"
56 Santiago Montenegro Ecuador (NAT) + 16' 39"
57 Guilherme Mota Portugal (NAT) + 16' 39"
58 Biniam Girmay Eritrea (NAT) + 16' 39"
59 Alfred Wright Great Britain (NAT) + 16' 39"
60 Aurelien Doleatto France (NAT) + 16' 39"
61 Stefano Oldani Italy (NAT) + 16' 39"
62 Martin Urianstad Norway (NAT) + 16' 39"
63 Goncalo Carvalho Portugal (NAT) + 16' 39"
64 Andreas Stokbro Denmark (NAT) + 16' 39"
65 Alexander Evans Australia (NAT) + 16' 39"
66 Mathias Norsgaard Denmark (NAT) + 16' 39"
67 Samuel Jenner Australia (NAT) + 16' 39"
68 Antoine Debons Switzerland (NAT) + 16' 39"
69 Tilen Finkst Slovenia (NAT) + 16' 39"
70 Jesus David Pena Jimenez Colombia (NAT) + 16' 39"
71 Morten Hulgaard Denmark (NAT) + 16' 39"
72 Daan Hoole Netherlands (NAT) + 16' 39"
73 Ide Schelling Netherlands (NAT) + 16' 39"
74 Idar Andersen Norway (NAT) + 16' 39"
75 Harold Tejada Colombia (NAT) + 16' 51"
76 Jocelyn Guillot Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (REG) + 16' 51"
77 Charlesetienne Chretien Canada (NAT) + 17' 01"
78 Arthur Kluckers Luxembourg (NAT) + 17' 10"
79 Petr Kelemen Centre Mondial du Cyclisme (CLUB) + 17' 45"
80 Yahor Shpakouski Belarus (NAT) + 18' 08"
81 Lance Haidet United States (NAT) + 18' 18"
82 Jaka Primozic Slovenia (NAT) + 18' 18"
83 Matteo Jorgenson United States (NAT) + 18' 18"
84 Michael Potter Australia (NAT) + 18' 26"
85 Nils Eekhoff Netherlands (NAT) + 18' 41"
86 Vojtech Sedlacek Centre Mondial du Cyclisme (CLUB) + 19' 23"
87 Yakob Debesay Eritrea (NAT) + 19' 23"
88 Oier Lazkano Spain (NAT) + 19' 39"
89 Maxime Weyrich Luxembourg (NAT) + 19' 45"
90 Adam Roberge Canada (NAT) + 19' 55"
91 Ludvik Holstad Norway (NAT) + 20' 23"
92 Andrea Bagioli Italy (NAT) + 20' 30"
93 Adam Kristof Karl Hungary (NAT) + 20' 32"
94 Quentin Rossini Nouvelle Aquitaine (REG) + 20' 38"
95 Nik Cemazar Slovenia (NAT) + 20' 38"
96 Johan Price Pejtersen Denmark (NAT) + 21' 24"
97 Ben Healy Centre Mondial du Cyclisme (CLUB) + 21' 41"
98 Dzianis Marchuk Belarus (NAT) + 21' 46"
99 Gage Hecht United States (NAT) + 22' 20"
100 Nicholas White2 Australia (NAT) + 22' 42"
101 Eric Voigt United States (NAT) + 23' 44"
102 Jim Brown Great Britain (NAT) + 24' 07"
103 Kaden Groves Australia (NAT) + 24' 44"
104 Alan Boileau France (NAT) + 24' 52"
105 Mathieu Burgaudeau France (NAT) + 24' 52"
106 Felix Gall Austria (NAT) + 25' 06"
107 Niklas Markl Germany (NAT) + 25' 06"
108 Riley Sheehan United States (NAT) + 25' 56"
— Mikhail Fokin Russia (NAT) + 27' 57"
— Francisco Campos Portugal (NAT) + 29' 08"
— Daniel Dina Hungary (NAT) + 29' 44"
DNF Robert Scott Great Britain (NAT) —
DNF Alessandro Covi Italy (NAT) —
DNF Balazs Vas Hungary (NAT) —
DNS Moran Vermeulen Austria (NAT) —