Tour de France 2018/10. stage

◄ 9.00000 Result of the 10th stage 11. ►00000
		Julian Alaphilippe (QST)	4:25:27 h (35.83 km / h)
2.		Ion Izagirre (TBM)	+ 1:34 min
3.		Pure Taaramäe (TDE)	+ 1:40 min
4th		Greg Van Avermaet (BMC)	+ 1:44 min
5.		Serge Pauwels (DDD)	at the same time
6th		Lilian Calmejane (TDE)	+ 2:24 min
7th		Daniel Martin (UAD)	+ 3:23 min
8th.		Primož Roglič (TLJ)
9.		David Gaudu (GFC)
10.		Geraint Thomas (SKY)	all current
		Greg Van Avermaet (BMC)
Intermediate results after the 10th stage
		Greg Van Avermaet (BMC)	40:24:28 h
2.		Geraint Thomas (SKY)	+ 2:22 min
3.		Alejandro Valverde (MOV)	+ 3:10 min
		Peter Sagan (BOH)	319 pts.
2.		Fernando Gaviria (QST)	218 pts.
3.		Alexander Kristoff (UAD)	132 pts.
		Julian Alaphilippe (QST)	41 pts.
2.		Pure Taaramäe (TDE)	28 pts.
3.		Serge Pauwels (DDD)	24 pts.
		Pierre Latour (ALM)	40:45:27 h
2.		Guillaume Martin (WGG)	+ 1:54 min
3.		Søren Kragh Andersen (SUN)	+ 4:02 min
		Movistar team	122: 34: 07 h
2.		Bahrain Merida	+ 0:18 min
3.		Team Lotto NL-Jumbo	+ 3:10 min

The 10th stage of the Tour de France 2018 led over 158.5 kilometers from Annecy to Le Grand-Bornand on July 17, 2018 .

After a mountain classification in the fourth category after 19 kilometers and the intermediate sprint for the points classification after 29 kilometers, there was a mountain classification in the hors categorie and three climbs in the 1st category: The Col de Croix Fry after 43 kilometers (11.3 kilometers ascent, 7% average gradient ), the Plateau des Glières after 68.5 kilometers (hors categorie), which has two kilometers of gravel road before the summit, the Col de Romme after 130 kilometers (8.8 kilometers ascent, 8.9% average gradient) and finally the Col de la Colombière after 144 kilometers (7.5 kilometers ascent, 8.5% average gradient).

The winner of the day was Julian Alaphilippe ( Quick-Step Floors ), who also took over the dotted jersey , 1:34 minutes ahead of Ion Izagirre and 1:40 minutes on Rein Taaramäe . Greg Van Avermaet was fourth, 1:44 minutes behind, and extended his lead in the overall standings. He was also awarded the red number on his back . The first field with the most favorites followed from seventh place, 3:23 minutes behind. Bob Jungels and Rafał Majka lost 4:14 minutes to the stage winner, last year's runner-up Rigoberto Urán 5:59 minutes. The previous wearer of the white jersey, Søren Kragh Andersen , crossed the finish line in 15:02 minutes and handed over the lead in the junior competition to Pierre Latour .

The first six riders of the stage were part of a 21-strong top group that formed after 20 kilometers. This group initially included Peter Sagan , who wore the green jersey , who won the intermediate sprint and thus extended his lead in the points classification. At the Col de Romme, Taraamäe and Alaphilippe withdrew. Alaphilippe distanced his companion on the descent.

Scoring

Intermediate sprint in Thônes after 29 km at 615  m
1.		Peter Sagan (BOH)	20 pts.
2.		Lukas Pöstlberger (BOH)	17 pts.
3.		Philippe Gilbert (QST)	15 pts.
4th		Tony Gallopin (ALM)	13 pts.
5.		Greg Van Avermaet (BMC)	11 pts.
6th		Tom-Jelte Slagter (DDD)	10 pts.
7th		Élie Gesbert (FST)	9 pts.
8th.		Jack Bauer (MTS)	8 pts.
9.		Lilian Calmejane (DEN)	7 pts.
10.		Daryl Impey (MTS)	6 pts.
11.		Rudy Molard (GFC)	5 pts.
12.		Serge Pauwels (DDD)	4 pts.
13.		Amael Moinard (FST)	3 pts.
14th		Guillaume Martin (WGG)	2 pts.
15th		Jon Izagirre (TBM)	1 point

Stage finish in Le Grand Bornand after 158.5 km at 943  m
1.		Julian Alaphilippe (QST)	20 pts.
2.		Jon Izagirre (TBM)	17 pts.
3.		Pure Taaramäe (DEN)	15 pts.
4th		Greg Van Avermaet (BMC)	13 pts.
5.		Serge Pauwels (DDD)	11 pts.
6th		Lilian Calmejane (TDE)	10 pts.
7th		Daniel Martin (UAD)	9 pts.
8th.		Primož Roglič (TLJ)	8 pts.
9.		David Gaudu (GFC)	7 pts.
10.		Geraint Thomas (SKY)	6 pts.
11.		Romain Bardet (ALM)	5 pts.
12.		Steven Kruijswijk (TLJ)	4 pts.
13.		Adam Yates (MTS)	3 pts.
14th		Jakob Fuglsang (AST)	2 pts.
15th		Chris Froome (SKY)	1 point

Mountain ratings

Col de Bluffy Category 4 after 19 km over 622  m 1.5 km at 5.6%
1.		Julian Alaphilippe (QST)	1 point

Col de la Croix Fry Category 1 after 43 km at 1477  m 11.3 km at 7.0%
1.		Rudy Molard (GFC)	10 pts.
2.		Pure Taaramäe (DEN)	8 pts.
3.		David Gaudu (GFC)	6 pts.
4th		Serge Pauwels (DDD)	4 pts.
5.		Philippe Gilbert (QST)	2 pts.
6th		Greg Van Avermaet (BMC)	1 point

Plateau des Glières category HC after 68.5 km at 1390  m 6.0 km at 11.2%
1.		Julian Alaphilippe (QST)	20 pts.
2.		David Gaudu (GFC)	15 pts.
3.		Rudy Molard (GFC)	12 pts.
4th		Serge Pauwels (DDD)	10 pts.
5.		Greg Van Avermaet (BMC)	8 pts.
6th		Pure Taaramäe (MOV)	6 pts.
7th		Robert Gesink (TLJ)	4 pts.
8th.		Jon Izagirre (TBM)	2 pts.

Col de Romme Category 1 after 130 km at 1297  m 8.8 km at 8.9%
1.		Julian Alaphilippe (QST)	10 pts.
2.		Pure Taaramäe (DEN)	8 pts.
3.		Serge Pauwels (DDD)	6 pts.
4th		Greg Van Avermaet (BMC)	4 pts.
5.		Lilian Calmejane (DEN)	2 pts.
6th		Robert Gesink (TLJ)	1 point

Col de la Colombière Category 1 after 144 km at 1618  m 7.5 km at 8.5%
1.		Julian Alaphilippe (QST)	10 pts.
2.		Jon Izagirre (TBM)	8 pts.
3.		Pure Taaramäe (DEB)	6 pts.
4th		Serge Pauwels (DDD)	4 pts.
5.		Greg Van Avermaet (BMC)	2 pts.
6th		Lilian Calmejane (DEN)	1 point

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Revenge for Roubaix at the start of the Alps? In: radsport-news.com. July 17, 2018, accessed July 17, 2018 . 
2. ↑ ^{a b} Alaphilippe strikes back in the Alps and redeems the French. In: radsport-news.com. July 17, 2018, accessed July 17, 2018 . 

Web links

• Tour de France 2018/10. Stage in the ProCyclingStats.com database