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Races / Tour de l'Avenir 2022 / Stage 9

Tour de l'Avenir 2022 — Stage 9

26 Aug 2022 · 134 km

Stage Impact
What changed on Stage 9
Cian Uijtdebroeks → Cian Uijtdebroeks

Cian Uijtdebroeks kept the GC lead after Stage 9. Lorenzo Milesi won the stage. Hamza Amari lost the most time among the main GC movers.

Stage Winner
Lorenzo Milesi
GC Gainers
Time Losses
#RiderTeamTime
1 Lorenzo Milesi Italy (NAT) 3h 23' 59"
2 Alec Segaert Belgium (NAT) + 0' 37"
3 Ewen Costiou France (NAT) + 0' 39"
4 Embret Svestad Bardseng Norway (NAT) + 0' 47"
5 Hannes Wilksch Germany (NAT) + 0' 49"
6 Loe Van Belle Netherlands (NAT) + 0' 58"
7 Romain Gregoire France (NAT) + 3' 01"
8 Harold Martin Lopez Ecuador (NAT) + 3' 01"
9 Archie Ryan Ireland (NAT) + 3' 04"
10 Lenny Martinez France (NAT) + 3' 07"
11 Michel Hessmann Germany (NAT) + 3' 09"
12 Cian Uijtdebroeks Belgium (NAT) + 3' 09"
13 Johannes Staune Mittet Norway (NAT) + 3' 09"
14 Alessandro Fancellu Italy (NAT) + 3' 09"
15 Fernando Tercero Lopez Spain (NAT) + 3' 09"
16 Alex Baudin France (NAT) + 3' 12"
17 Joris Delbove France (NAT) + 3' 23"
18 Felix Engelhardt Germany (NAT) + 3' 28"
19 Junior Lecerf Belgium (NAT) + 3' 47"
20 Gleb Brussenskiy Kazakhstan (NAT) + 3' 51"
21 Welay Hagos Berhe Centre Mondial du Cyclisme Women (CLUB) + 3' 51"
22 Enekoitz Azparren Irurzun Spain (NAT) + 3' 54"
23 Mats Wenzel Luxembourg (NAT) + 3' 56"
24 Davide Piganzoli Italy (NAT) + 3' 56"
25 Mathias Vacek Czech Republic (NAT) + 3' 59"
26 Daniil Pronskiy Kazakhstan (NAT) + 4' 37"
27 Carson Miles Canada (NAT) + 4' 49"
28 Enzo Leijnse Netherlands (NAT) + 5' 15"
29 Nils Brun Switzerland (NAT) + 5' 35"
30 William Blume Levy Denmark (NAT) + 6' 18"
31 Edgar Andres Pinzon Villalba Colombia (NAT) + 7' 31"
32 Matthew Dinham Australia (NAT) + 7' 49"
33 Edgar Cadena Mexico (NAT) + 8' 40"
34 Gal Glivar Slovenia (NAT) + 10' 08"
35 Filip Reha Czech Republic (NAT) + 12' 00"
36 Rick Pluimers Netherlands (NAT) + 12' 00"
37 Negasi Abreha Centre Mondial du Cyclisme Women (CLUB) + 12' 00"
38 Mehari Tewelde Eritrea (NAT) + 12' 00"
39 Carl Frederik Bevort Denmark (NAT) + 12' 00"
40 Dylan Hopkins Australia (NAT) + 12' 13"
41 Per Strand Hagenes Norway (NAT) + 12' 19"
42 Felix Stehli Switzerland (NAT) + 12' 48"
43 Arthur Kluckers Luxembourg (NAT) + 12' 48"
44 Arnaud Tendon Switzerland (NAT) + 13' 37"
45 Luke Lamperti United States (NAT) + 13' 48"
46 Dylan George Australia (NAT) + 13' 48"
47 Fabian Weiss Switzerland (NAT) + 13' 48"
48 Ivan Romeo Spain (NAT) + 14' 18"
49 German Dario Gomez Colombia (NAT) + 14' 18"
50 Quentin Cowan Canada (NAT) + 14' 54"
51 Maximilian Kabas Austria (NAT) + 15' 19"
52 Jordan Labrosse Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (REG) + 15' 58"
53 Mathis Le Berre France (NAT) + 15' 58"
54 Gil Gelders Belgium (NAT) + 16' 27"
55 Thibau Nys Belgium (NAT) + 16' 27"
56 Sebastian Kolze Changizi Denmark (NAT) + 16' 27"
57 Casper Van Uden Netherlands (NAT) + 16' 27"
58 Stian Fredheim Norway (NAT) + 16' 27"
59 Simon Dalby Denmark (NAT) + 16' 27"
60 Nurbergen Nurlykhassym Kazakhstan (NAT) + 16' 27"
61 Tomas Kopecky Czech Republic (NAT) + 16' 27"
62 Robin Donze Switzerland (NAT) + 17' 06"
63 Aljaz Colnar Slovenia (NAT) + 17' 20"
64 Mihael Stajnar Slovenia (NAT) + 17' 20"
65 Pierre Pascal Keup Germany (NAT) + 17' 56"
66 Eric Muhoza Centre Mondial du Cyclisme Women (CLUB) + 21' 42"
67 Baptiste Vadic Pays de la Loire (REG) + 21' 47"
68 Adam Holm Jorgensen Denmark (NAT) + 21' 58"
69 Loic Bettendorf Luxembourg (NAT) + 23' 47"
70 Cedric Pries Luxembourg (NAT) + 23' 47"
71 Andrey Remkhe Kazakhstan (NAT) + 26' 29"
72 Alexandre Vinokurov Kazakhstan (NAT) + 27' 01"
73 Anze Skok Slovenia (NAT) + 27' 26"
74 Antoine Roussel Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (REG) + 28' 16"
75 Hamza Amari Centre Mondial du Cyclisme Women (CLUB) + 28' 56"
DNF Soren Waerenskjold Norway (NAT) —
DNF Raphael Parisella Canada (NAT) —
DNF Leo Hayter Great Britain (NAT) —
DNF Emanuel Zangerle Austria (NAT) —
DNS Robert Donaldson Great Britain (NAT) —