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EST · 28 May – 29 May 2021

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Tour of Estonia 2021

Martin Laas wins Tour of Estonia 2021. Adrian Banaszek finishes second at + 0' 32".

Finished Stage 2 of 2
GC
  1. 1 Martin Laas
  2. 2 Adrian Banaszek + 0' 32"
  3. 3 Maciej Paterski + 0' 27"
  4. 4 Martins Pluto + 0' 38"
  5. 5 Antti Jussi Juntunen + 0' 31"
Lowest total time leads the race.
Latest
Stage 2
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Stage Impact
What changed on Stage 2
Karl Patrick Lauk Karl Patrick Lauk

Karl Patrick Lauk kept the GC lead after Stage 2. Martin Laas won the stage. Andre Roos lost the most time among the main GC movers.

Stage Winner
Martin Laas
GC Gainers
Time Losses

Stages — 2021

StageDateRouteDistanceWinner
Stage 1 28 May 193 km Karl Patrick Lauk
Stage 2 29 May 163 km Martin Laas

Final GC — 2021

Official final general classification.

#RiderTeamTotalGap
1 Martin Laas Estonia (NAT) 3h 55' 23"
2 Adrian Banaszek HRE Mazowsze Serce Polski (CT) 3h 55' 26" + 0' 32"
3 Maciej Paterski Voster ATS Team (CT) 3h 55' 26" + 0' 27"
4 Martins Pluto Latvia (NAT) 3h 55' 26" + 0' 38"
5 Antti Jussi Juntunen Ampler Development Team (CT) 3h 55' 28" + 0' 31"
6 Polychronis Tzortzakis Kuwait Pro Cycling Team (CT) 3h 55' 28" + 0' 07"
7 Karl Patrick Lauk Estonia (NAT) 3h 55' 33"
8 Michal Podlaski Poland (NAT) 3h 55' 34" + 0' 54"
9 Andzs Flaksis Latvia (NAT) 3h 55' 34" + 1' 02"
10 Kristers Ansons Ampler Development Team (CT) 3h 55' 34" + 0' 45"
11 Edvaldas Siskevicius Lithuania (NAT) 3h 55' 34" + 0' 40"
12 Marceli Boguslawski HRE Mazowsze Serce Polski (CT) 3h 55' 34" + 0' 12"
13 Hugo Forssell Sweden (NAT) 3h 55' 37" + 1' 11"
14 Norman Vahtra Estonia (NAT) 3h 55' 39" + 0' 28"
15 Pavel Gruber TUFO - Pardus Prostějov (CT) 3h 55' 43" + 1' 16"
16 Matthew Gibson Ribble Weldtite Pro Cycling (CT) 3h 55' 46" + 0' 50"
17 Tobiasz Pawlak HRE Mazowsze Serce Polski (CT) 3h 55' 48" + 1' 16"
18 Mihkel Raim HRE Mazowsze Serce Polski (CT) 3h 55' 56" + 0' 52"
19 Peeter Pruus Estonia (NAT) 3h 56' 01" + 1' 27"
20 Daniel Bigham Ribble Weldtite Pro Cycling (CT) 3h 56' 19" + 2' 56"
21 Jonathan Ahlsson Sweden (NAT) 3h 57' 48" + 3' 22"
22 Emils Liepins Latvia (NAT) 3h 57' 48" + 2' 49"
23 Charalampos Kastrantas Kuwait Pro Cycling Team (CT) 3h 57' 48" + 3' 02"
24 Justas Beniusis Lithuania (NAT) 3h 57' 50" + 3' 10"
25 Declan Irvine Team Novo Nordisk (PRT) 3h 57' 52" + 3' 39"
26 Venantas Lasinis Lithuania (NAT) 3h 57' 53" + 3' 19"
27 Oskar Nisu Estonia (NAT) 3h 57' 55" + 2' 46"
28 Vincent Louiche Ferei - CCN (CT) 3h 57' 58" + 3' 14"
29 Ukko Iisakki Peltonen Ampler Development Team (CT) 3h 57' 58" + 5' 17"
30 Edgaras Kovaliovas Lithuania (NAT) 3h 57' 58" + 3' 27"
31 Mateusz Grabis Voster ATS Team (CT) 3h 58' 00" + 3' 43"
32 Filip Reha TUFO - Pardus Prostějov (CT) 3h 58' 00" + 3' 39"
33 Siim Kiskonen Estonia (NAT) 3h 58' 00" + 3' 44"
34 Jakub Murias Voster ATS Team (CT) 3h 58' 04" + 2' 53"
35 Alekss Krasts Latvia (NAT) 3h 58' 04" + 3' 55"
36 Piotr Pekala Poland (NAT) 3h 58' 07" + 3' 24"
37 Martins Blums Latvia (NAT) 3h 58' 10" + 3' 59"
38 James Jobber Kuwait Pro Cycling Team (CT) 3h 58' 16" + 3' 54"
39 Maris Bogdanovics Latvia (NAT) 3h 58' 16" + 3' 43"
40 Sam Brand Team Novo Nordisk (PRT) 3h 58' 19" + 4' 06"
41 Oliver Moors Ribble Weldtite Pro Cycling (CT) 3h 58' 19" + 5' 10"
42 Norbert Banaszek HRE Mazowsze Serce Polski (CT) 3h 58' 21" + 4' 13"
43 Andris Vosekalns Latvia (NAT) 3h 58' 28" + 4' 18"
44 Adrian Kurek HRE Mazowsze Serce Polski (CT) 3h 58' 29" + 3' 46"
45 Artur Sowinski Poland (NAT) 3h 58' 29" + 4' 24"
46 James Shaw Ribble Weldtite Pro Cycling (CT) 3h 58' 39" + 4' 26"
47 Jakub Kaczmarek HRE Mazowsze Serce Polski (CT) 4h 01' 01" + 7' 42"
48 Daniel Babor TUFO - Pardus Prostějov (CT) 4h 01' 25" + 6' 34"
49 Pauls Rubenis Ampler Development Team (CT) 4h 04' 12" + 9' 23"
50 Joonas Kurits Ampler Development Team (CT) 4h 04' 25" + 9' 59"
51 Veeti Vainio Finland (NAT) 4h 04' 35" + 10' 13"
52 Andre Roos Ampler Development Team (CT) 4h 09' 30" + 22' 42"