Paris – Tours 2017

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General
output 111. Paris-Tours
Racing series UCI Europe Tour 2017 1st HC
date October 8, 2017
overall length 234.5 km
Host country FRA France
begin Brou
target Tours
Teams 22nd
Driver at the start 172
Driver at the finish 167
Average speed 43.581 km / h
Result
winner ITA Matteo Trentin ( Quick-Step Floors )
Second THE Søren Kragh Andersen ( Sunweb )
Third NED Niki Terpstra ( Quick-Step Floors )
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The 111th Paris – Tours 2017 was a French road bike race with start in Brou and finish on Avenue de Grammont in Tours after 234.5 km . It took place on Sunday , October 8th, 2017 . It was also part of the UCI Europe Tour 2017 and classified in the 1st HC category.

The winner in the three-man sprint was Italian Matteo Trentin from Quick-Step Floors ahead of Søren Kragh Andersen from Denmark from Team Sunweb .

Participating teams

WorldTeams (9)
  1. BEL Quick-Step Floors
  2. BEL Lotto Soudal
  3. FRA FDJ
  4. GER Sunweb
  5. FRA AG2R La Mondiale
  6. NED Lotto NL-Jumbo
  7. United States BMC Racing
  8. SUI Katusha-Alpecin
  9. RSA Dimension data
Professional Continental Teams (10)
  1. BEL Wanty-Groupe Gobert
  2. FRA Cofidis
  3. BEL Sport Vlaanderen-Baloise
  4. BEL Verandas Willems-Crelan
  5. BEL WB-Veranclassic-Aqua Protect
  6. NED Roompot-Nederlandse Loterij
  7. FRA Delko Marseille Provence KTM
  8. FRA Direct energy
  9. FRA Fortuneo Oscaro
  10. IRL Aqua Blue Sport
Continental Teams (3)
  1. FRA Roubaix Lille Métropole
  2. FRA HP BTP Auber 93
  3. FRA Armée de terre
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route

The start took place in Brou and up to about nine kilometers from the finish the route was slightly hilly to flat. This is followed by the Cote de Beau Soleil (85 meters above sea ​​level / 700 meters long / an average of 5.4 percent steep) and the Cote de l'Epan (84 m above sea level / 400 meters long / an average of 5 percent ) one after the other within two kilometers steep). Then after a short descent it goes flat towards the destination in Tours .

Race course

A few kilometers after the start, Michael Goolaerts (Belgium / Verandas Willems), Lawrence Naesen (Belgium / WB Veranclassic), Romain Combaud (France / Delko), Stéphane Poulhies (France / Armée de Terre) and Brian van Goethem (Netherlands / Roompot) ) from the field and pull out a lead of almost six minutes. On the Cote de Beau Soleil , van Goethem and Naesen were the last outliers.

After catching up, Matteo Trentin (Italy / Quick Step) attacked with five other drivers on the same slope . In the Cote de l`Epan, Trentin increased the pace again. Only team mates Niki Terpstra (Netherlands) and Søren Kragh Andersen (Denmark / Sunweb) could follow him there. After the group was no longer caught by the next group, there was a three-man sprint. This won after preliminary work by his team-mate Trentin ahead of Kragh Andersen. Terpstra was third. André Greipel (Germany / Lotto Soudal) won the sprunt of the next group, seven seconds behind, and finished fourth.

Race result

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driver country team time
1. Matteo Trentin ITA Italy Quick-Step Floors 5 h 22 min 51 s
2. Søren Kragh Andersen THE Denmark Sunweb + 0 s
3. Niki Terpstra NED Netherlands Quick-Step Floors + 1 s
4th André Greipel GER Germany Lotto Soudal + 7 s
5. Maximiliano Richeze ARG Argentina Quick-Step Floors + 7 s
6th Oliver Naesen BEL Belgium AG2R La Mondiale + 7 s
7th Yves Lampaert BEL Belgium Quick-Step Floors + 7 s
8th. Andrea Pasqualon ITA Italy Wanty-Groupe Gobert + 7 s
9. Mike Teunissen NED Netherlands Sunweb + 7 s
10. Jempy printer LUX Luxembourg BMC Racing Team + 7 s
11. Tom Devriendt BEL Belgium Wanty-Groupe Gobert + 7 s
12. Lorrenzo Manzin FRA France FDJ + 7 s
13. Amund Grøndahl Jansen NOR Norway LottoNL Jumbo + 10 s
14th Olivier Le Gac FRA France FDJ + 12 s
15th Daniel Oss ITA Italy BMC Racing Team + 14 s
16. Silvan Dillier SUI Switzerland BMC Racing Team + 22 s
17th Jasper De Buyst BEL Belgium Lotto Soudal + 22 s
18th Marc Sarreau FRA France FDJ + 28 s
19th Dylan Groenewegen NED Netherlands LottoNL Jumbo + 28 s
20th Nikolas Maes BEL Belgium Lotto Soudal + 28 s
Source: ProCyclingStats


Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Who will win the last big sprint of the year? radsport-news.com, October 8, 2017, accessed October 8, 2017 .
  2. ↑ Trentin does a great job by farewell, Greipel is fourth. radsport-news.com, October 8, 2017, accessed October 8, 2017 .

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