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At this Tour de France WielerFlits comes every night with a glimpse of who missed the day. In #TourMemist, results, ratings, reactions, images, photos and more will be grouped together. Today is the thirteenth episode of the trip to Valencia, where we saw a traditional game of cat and mouse between riders and teams with sprinters.
Abstract
Reportage 13
After three days of climbing, the peloton left Alps and found a relatively flat road on the way to Valencia. Four refugees went on an adventure on the way. Among them, two Belgians (De Gendt and Claeys), a Swiss (Schär) and a New Zealander (Scully). The attackers received little space from the pack. The advantage remained thanks to the insistence of Groupama-FDJ. The flight would not stay in advance until the end. Five kilometers from the end, Schär was the last to take the plane.
In the last kilometer Philippe Gilbert tried to avoid a massive sprint with a late exit, but 250 meters from the end he was still caught by the peloton. In a battle for Victory, Sagan was a little faster than Kristoff and Demare
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Results and Standings
Second Class
Price of Strijdlust : 
Michael Schär (BMC)
Classification of Notes
1. 
Peter Sagan (BORA Hansgrohe) 398 points
2. 
Alexander Kristoff (United Arab Emirates) 170 points
3. 
Arnaud Démare (Groupama-FDJ) 133 points
Green sweater worn by: Peter Sagan
Classification of mountains
1. Julian Alaphilippus (Quick-Step Floors) 84 points
2. Warren Barguil (Fortuneo-Samsic) 70 points
3. 
Serge Pauwels (Dimension Dates) 63 points
Polka dot jersey worn by: Julian Alaphilippe
Ranking of Players
1. Pierre Latour (AG2R La Mondiale)
2. William Martin (Wanted-Group Gobert) at 1m58s
3. 
Egan Arley Bernal (Sky) at 6m49s
White jersey worn by: Pierre Latour
Team ranking
1. 
Movistar
2. 
Sky on 4m03s
3. 
LottoNL-Jumbo on 12m06s
The Dutch [19659004] The Dutch did not really come to the fore in this transition. Ramon Sinkeldam played an important role in the head of Arnaud Démare, but the Frenchman did not surpass a third place. The best Dutchman in the result of the day was Timo Roosen in 26th place
Dutch in the Tour: 12 riders
Reactions on the video
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Other reactions
Peter Sagan (BORA-Hansgrohe) – Reserved his third stage victory this Round
Peter Sagan has reserved his third stage victory of this Tour today. He was particularly happy that the Alps were finished. "This stage was gold for us today, everyone could recover because of the flat ride, I think everyone in the pack was happy that the stage was a little quieter. today, "said Sagan after the interview. "I'm very happy for myself and my teammates and they worked really hard today," he says. "I had to come from far away, in the last six hundred meters I did my best to come back, and then I came to Kristoff's wheel and I'm very happy to be able to beat him. escape the green. "I still have to go to Paris," he says
Philippe Gilbert (Quick-Step Floors)
Philippe Gilbert ventured into the last phase teams sprinters to surpass the wind. "It was a tough final with many roundabouts," he looks at Sporza's camera. "We drove fast all day quickly and I was pretty good. I decided to go for my luck. I had some speed, but at 250 meters, I was always brought back.
Niki Terpstra (Quick-Step Floor)
Her teammate Niki Terpstra suffers from an injury to her elbow, making the Tour a torment for him. "I had hoped for better today," he reacted to the NOS camera. "It does not recover fast enough for my taste, but fortunately it was a flat stage and it was a little bit too late tomorrow we will go back to the mountains," he says before him. "It does not get worse, but it's mostly by bite, I have so little choice, I've survived the last two days, but that could not have happened well." sure. "
Greg Van Avermaet (BMC)
Greg van Avermaet decided to sprint and became fifth. "I came at the right time," he looked at Sporza afterwards. "I was in a perfect position, but I had to spend a few men in the last 2-3 kilometers, but I found myself in my place, I am convinced that I participated." The Belgian does not participate very often in the sprint of the peloton. "But this one ran a little. I was therefore motivated to throw myself between the two. Then there is always a little less risk. It's a little more powerful and it's something better for me. "
Ramon Sinkeldam (Groupama-FDJ)
Ramon Sinkeldam was employed by the sprinter Arnaud Démare, who became only third." I arrived at the front at a thousand meters from the finish. In fact, it's too early, "he told the NOS camera." Gilbert continued and I could still speed up. Jacopo (Guarnieri, red) appeared at five hundred meters and it is actually too early. We were against it. He's going too early and Sagan is coming over. These are really awful bullets, "said Sinkeldam
Thomas De Gendt (New Lotto Soudal)
Thomas De Gendt was en route to Valencia in the flight of the day "There are very few sprinters. So you never know what it will be. For the same price, you run away with fifteen men and we drive for the victory, "he told AD.Tomorrow we can expect the attack again." If that succeeds . But first see if I have recovered from today and the last three days. But tomorrow will certainly be a day for the escapees. "
Droppers
DNS:
Vincenzo Nibali (Bahrain-Merida)
Still in race: 152 Horsemen
The day of tomorrow
Favorites according to WielerFlits
**** Daniel Martin
*** Alejandro Valverde, Julian Alaphilippus
** Pierre Latour, Primož Roglič, Romain Bardet
* Geraint Thomas, Chris Froome, Greg Van Avermaet, Tom Dumoulin
Read the outline of WielerFlits at Step 13
TourTweets
Bauke Mollema takes one last sip and gives his empty bottle to a child by the road ? pic.twitter.com/rMIrQ78hBr
– the inner ring (@inrng) July 20, 2018
An incredibly tight finish at the end of step 13. A top speed of 69.9 km / h at 25 m from the line was enough for S agan (BOH) obtains the victory of Kristoff (UAD) and Demare (GFC) # TDF2018 #TDFdata pic.twitter.com/62mJkmyTfO
– letourdata (@letourdata) July 20, 2018
? Relive the sprint of today from inside, aboard @JasperDeBuyst's bicycle ! ?
? Review the sprint of the day inside, aboard @JasperDeBuyst bike! ? # TDF2018 pic.twitter.com/NWzt4ZXr50
– The Tour de France (@LeTour) 20 July 2018
I adore this Gilbert's tenacity. Always try something. In the end, Demare is impatient again and opens too early. Sagan pretended easy while Kristoff had a quick flashback of Bergen. # TDF2018
– Mikkel Conde v2.0 (@mrconde) July 20, 2018
Survey of the day
Peter Sagan (BORA-Hansgrohe) – Reserved his third stage victory this Round Peter Sagan has reserved his third stage victory of this Tour today. He was particularly happy that the Alps were finished. "This stage was gold for us today, everyone could recover because of the flat ride, I think everyone in the pack was happy that the stage was a little quieter. today, "said Sagan after the interview. "I'm very happy for myself and my teammates and they worked really hard today," he says. "I had to come from far away, in the last six hundred meters I did my best to come back, and then I came to Kristoff's wheel and I'm very happy to be able to beat him. escape the green. "I still have to go to Paris," he says
Philippe Gilbert (Quick-Step Floors) Philippe Gilbert ventured into the last phase teams sprinters to surpass the wind. "It was a tough final with many roundabouts," he looks at Sporza's camera. "We drove fast all day quickly and I was pretty good. I decided to go for my luck. I had some speed, but at 250 meters, I was always brought back.
Niki Terpstra (Quick-Step Floor) Her teammate Niki Terpstra suffers from an injury to her elbow, making the Tour a torment for him. "I had hoped for better today," he reacted to the NOS camera. "It does not recover fast enough for my taste, but fortunately it was a flat stage and it was a little bit too late tomorrow we will go back to the mountains," he says before him. "It does not get worse, but it's mostly by bite, I have so little choice, I've survived the last two days, but that could not have happened well." sure. "
Greg Van Avermaet (BMC) Greg van Avermaet decided to sprint and became fifth. "I came at the right time," he looked at Sporza afterwards. "I was in a perfect position, but I had to spend a few men in the last 2-3 kilometers, but I found myself in my place, I am convinced that I participated." The Belgian does not participate very often in the sprint of the peloton. "But this one ran a little. I was therefore motivated to throw myself between the two. Then there is always a little less risk. It's a little more powerful and it's something better for me. "
Ramon Sinkeldam (Groupama-FDJ) Ramon Sinkeldam was employed by the sprinter Arnaud Démare, who became only third." I arrived at the front at a thousand meters from the finish. In fact, it's too early, "he told the NOS camera." Gilbert continued and I could still speed up. Jacopo (Guarnieri, red) appeared at five hundred meters and it is actually too early. We were against it. He's going too early and Sagan is coming over. These are really awful bullets, "said Sinkeldam
Thomas De Gendt (New Lotto Soudal) Thomas De Gendt was en route to Valencia in the flight of the day "There are very few sprinters. So you never know what it will be. For the same price, you run away with fifteen men and we drive for the victory, "he told AD.Tomorrow we can expect the attack again." If that succeeds . But first see if I have recovered from today and the last three days. But tomorrow will certainly be a day for the escapees. "
Vincenzo Nibali (Bahrain-Merida) **** Daniel Martin
*** Alejandro Valverde, Julian Alaphilippus
** Pierre Latour, Primož Roglič, Romain Bardet
* Geraint Thomas, Chris Froome, Greg Van Avermaet, Tom Dumoulin
Bauke Mollema takes one last sip and gives his empty bottle to a child by the road ? pic.twitter.com/rMIrQ78hBr
– the inner ring (@inrng) July 20, 2018
An incredibly tight finish at the end of step 13. A top speed of 69.9 km / h at 25 m from the line was enough for S agan (BOH) obtains the victory of Kristoff (UAD) and Demare (GFC) # TDF2018 #TDFdata pic.twitter.com/62mJkmyTfO
– letourdata (@letourdata) July 20, 2018
? Relive the sprint of today from inside, aboard @JasperDeBuyst's bicycle ! ?
? Review the sprint of the day inside, aboard @JasperDeBuyst bike! ? # TDF2018 pic.twitter.com/NWzt4ZXr50
– The Tour de France (@LeTour) 20 July 2018
I adore this Gilbert's tenacity. Always try something. In the end, Demare is impatient again and opens too early. Sagan pretended easy while Kristoff had a quick flashback of Bergen. # TDF2018
– Mikkel Conde v2.0 (@mrconde) July 20, 2018
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