Tour de France 2018/19. stage

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		Primož Roglič (TLJ)	5:28:17 h (36.65 km / h)
2.		Geraint Thomas (SKY)	+ 0:19 min
3.		Romain Bardet (ALM)
4th		Daniel Martin (UAD)
5.		Rafał Majka (BOH)
6th		Tom Dumoulin (SUN)
7th		Mikel Landa (MOV)
8th.		Chris Froome (SKY)	all the same time
9.		Steven Kruijswijk (TLJ)	+ 0:31 min
10.		Ilnur Zakarin (TKA)	equal time
		Mikel Landa (MOV)
Intermediate results after the 19th stage
		Geraint Thomas (SKY)	79:49:31 h
2.		Tom Dumoulin (SUN)	+ 2:05 min
3.		Primož Roglič (TLJ)	+ 2:24 min
		Peter Sagan (BOH)	467 pts.
2.		Alexander Kristoff (UAD)	196 pts.
3.		Arnaud Démare (GFC)	183 pts.
		Julian Alaphilippe (QST)	170 pts.
2.		Warren Barguil (FST)	91 pts.
3.		Rafał Majka (BOH)	76 pts.
		Pierre Latour (ALM)	80:09:52 h
2.		Egan Bernal (SKY)	+ 5:47 min
3.		Guillaume Martin (WGG)	+ 19:39 min
		Movistar team	239: 56: 06 h
2.		Bahrain Merida	+ 11:19 min
3.		Team Sky	+ 36:32 min

The 19th stage of the Tour de France 2018 led over 200.5 kilometers from Lourdes to Laruns on July 27, 2018 .

The last mountain stage of the Tour de France 2018 started with two mountain classifications in the 4th category before the main difficulties of the day with the Col d'Aspin began. This 1st category mountain classification was accepted after 83 kilometers and showed 6.5 percent ascent over 12 kilometers. This was followed by the Hors Catégorie mountain classification at the Col du Tourmalet after 108 kilometers (7.3% gradient over 17.1 kilometers), at which the special prize Souvenir Jacques Goddet was awarded. Via the Col de Bordères (2nd category, 5.8% over 8.6 kilometers) and the Col du Soulor , the course climbed to the Col d'Aubisque , the last Hors Catégorie mountain classification with double the number of points (4.9% gradient 16.6 kilometers), from the summit of which there was a descent of 20 kilometers to the stage destination. The passage at Col d'Aubisque was at risk after a landslide, as the road was still closed in June 2018.

The winner of the stage was Primož Roglič ( Team Lotto NL-Jumbo ) in front of a group of seven chasers led by Geraint Thomas ( Team Sky ) who wore the yellow jersey in front of Romain Bardet ( Ag2r La Mondiale ).

At the beginning of the stage, various breakaway groups came together to form a front field ultimately comprising 18 drivers who were able to extend a maximum lead of five minutes. After his team Katusha Alpecin shortened the gap, Ilnur Zakarin attacked on the climb to the Tourmalet together with Mikel Landa and Bardet. The three pursuers caught up with Julian Alaphilippe (the leaders in the mountain classification), Bob Jungels , Warren Barguil , Tanel Kangert , Mikel Nieve , Gorka Izagirre and Rafał Majka on the descent to the remnants of the runaways . From the group around the overall leader Thomas attacked at the foot of the Aubisque Steven Kruijswijk , later his teammate Roglič caught up with Tom Dumoulin and Thomas, while Thomas' teammate, last year's winner Chris Froome, had difficulties following. On the descent, Roglič overtook the last runaway Majka and distanced the other riders in his group. He took over the third place overall from Froome.

Landa, who improved from seventh to sixth place in the overall standings, was awarded the red number . His team Movistar defended the lead in the team standings despite the break-in by Nairo Quintana , who fell from fifth to ninth place due to the fall the day before .

Jelle Vanendert gave up the race because of stomach problems.

Scoring

Intermediate sprint in Sarrancolin after 66 km at 631  m
1.		Damien Gaudin (TDE)	20 pts.
2.		Daniele Bennati (MOV)	17 pts.
3.		Tom Slagter (DDD)	15 pts.
4th		Marcus Burghardt (BOH)	13 pts.
5.		Lukas Pöstlberger (BOH)	11 pts.
6th		Bauke Mollema (TFS)	10 pts.
7th		Julian Alaphilippe (QST)	9 pts.
8th.		Arthur Vichot (GFC)	8 pts.
9.		Tanel Kangert (AST)	7 pts.
10.		Warren Barguil (FST)	6 pts.
11.		Silvan Dillier (ALM)	5 pts.
12.		Romain Hardy (FST)	4 pts.
13.		Adam Yates (MTS)	3 pts.
14th		Sylvain Chavanel (TDE)	2 pts.
15th		Gorka Izagirre (TBM)	1 point

Stage goal in Laruns after 200.5 km at 482  m
1.		Primož Roglič (TLJ)	20 pts.
2.		Geraint Thomas (SKY)	17 pts.
3.		Romain Bardet (ALM)	15 pts.
4th		Daniel Martin (POL)	13 pts.
5.		Rafał Majka (BOH)	11 pts.
6th		Tom Dumoulin (SUN)	10 pts.
7th		Mikel Landa (MOV)	9 pts.
8th.		Chris Froome (SKY)	8 pts.
9.		Steven Kruijswijk (TLJ)	7 pts.
10.		Ilnur Zakarin (TKA)	6 pts.
11.		Gorka Izagirre (TBM)	5 pts.
12.		Bob Jungels (QST)	4 pts.
13.		Egan Bernal (SKY)	3 pts.
14th		Domenico Pozzovivo (TBM)	2 pts.
15th		Ion Izagirre (TBM)	1 point

Mountain ratings

Côte de Loucrup Category 4 after 7 km at 532  m 1.8 km at 7.2%
1.		Silvan Dillier (ALM)	1 point

Côte de Capvern Category 4 after 40 km over 604  m 3.5 km at 5.1%
1.		Damien Gaudin (TDE)	1 point

Col d'Aspin Category 1 after 78.5 km at 1490  m 12.5 km at 6.5%
1.		Julian Alaphilippe (QST)	10 pts.
2.		Warren Barguil (FST)	8 pts.
3.		Tanel Kangert (AST)	6 pts.
4th		Bauke Mollema (TFS)	4 pts.
5.		Bob Jungels (QST)	2 pts.
6th		Mikel Nieve (MTS)	1 point

Col du Tourmalet category HC after 108 km at 2115  m 17.1 km at 7.3%
1.		Julian Alaphilippe (QST)	20 pts.
2.		Bob Jungels (QST)	15 pts.
3.		Mikel Nieve (MTS)	12 pts.
4th		Warren Barguil (FST)	10 pts.
5.		Tanel Kangert (AST)	8 pts.
6th		Gorka Izagirre (TBM)	6 pts.
7th		Rafał Majka (BOH)	4 pts.
8th.		Andrey Amador (MOV)	2 pts.

Col de Bordères Category 2 after 159.5 km over 1156  m 8.6 km at 5.8%
1.		Tanel Kangert (AST)	5 pts.
2.		Ilnur Zakarin (TKA)	3 pts.
3.		Gorka Izagirre (TBM)	2 pts.
4th		Rafał Majka (BOH)	1 point

Col d'Aubisque Category HC with double points after 180.5 km on 1709  m 16.6 km at 4.9%
1.		Rafał Majka (BOH)	40 pts.
2.		Primož Roglič (TLJ)	30 pts.
3.		Tom Dumoulin (SUN)	24 pts.
4th		Geraint Thomas (SKY)	20 pts.
5.		Mikel Landa (MOV)	16 pts.
6th		Romain Bardet (ALM)	12 pts.
7th		Daniel Martin (UAD)	8 pts.
8th.		Steven Kruijswijk (TLJ)	4 pts.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Furious Pyrenees Finale. In: radsport-news.com. July 5, 2018, accessed July 21, 2018 . 
2. ↑ Tour: Drive on the Aubisque endangered. In: rad-net.de. June 23, 2018, accessed July 21, 2018 . 
3. ↑ Roglic flies to a stage win and in the classification past Froome. In: radsport-news.com. July 27, 2018, accessed July 28, 2018 . 
4. ↑ Landa's offensive spirit not rewarded, injured Quintana falls back. In: radsport-news.com. July 27, 2018, accessed July 28, 2018 . 
5. ↑ List of retired drivers / 19th stage. In: radsport-news.com. July 27, 2018, accessed July 28, 2018 . 

Web links

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• Tour de France 2018/19. Stage in the ProCyclingStats.com database