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The second longest stage this year (229 km) has developed in the same way as yesterday's stage. This time a group finished 25 minutes ahead of the peloton and Germany's Jens Voigt claimed the stage victory. There were no changes at the top of the jersey rankings.
The participants with sprinters in their teams will be happy about the fact that today's break only contained seven cyclists. This means that the top sprinters had a chance to get in the stage top ten. We saw two Australian cyclists in top stage positions today and consequently Australia did very well in the game. Dianna Gregory won the stage ahead of Steve Harrison and A.J. Hulme, an Australian 1-2-3, for the first time in the history of the game. In the overall rankings, Dutchman Reinier van Olderen took back the top position he lost to his fellow countryman Rene Coppens last Sunday. Pete Collins (UK/England) is third now.
A crash in this stage caused five cyclists to abandon the race. The most important victims were Sven Montgomery (member of 40 teams) and Marc Wauters (28).
1. 46 Dianna Gregory (Australia)
2. 45 Steve Harrison (Australia)
3. 42 A.J. Hulme (Australia)
4. 40 Stuart Lunn (UK)
5. 39 Marco Ortelli (Switzerland)
39 Slyck Ryk (Australia)
7. 38 Luke Henry (New Zealand)
8. 37 Gabe Murphy (Australia)
9. 36 Brett Ruff (Australia)
36 Cameron Smith (Australia)
36 Carly Lusk (Australia)
36 Craig Steward (Australia)
36 Jonathan Rabey (UK/England)
36 Marco Moccetti (Switzerland)
36 Rien Post (The Netherlands)
36 Rob Naish (Canada)
36 Stefan Krummel (The Netherlands)
18. 35 Cameron Henderson (Australia)
35 Guido Van Hal (Belgium)
35 Janine Olesch (Germany)
35 Leif Knudsen (Sweden)
35 Martin Hoffellner (Austria)
35 Sarah Rhodes (UK/England)
35 Tony James (Australia)
25. 34 Alexander Eulenpesch (The Netherlands)
34 Andrew Helmke (Australia)
34 Babette Goudbeek (The Netherlands)
34 C. Man (Belgium)
34 Mike Sturz (The Netherlands)
34 Russell Barrett (Australia)
31. 33 Arthur Denneman (The Netherlands)
33 Cam A. (Australia)
33 Erix Schokker (The Netherlands)
33 James David Lasiter (USA)
33 Marcel Hoekstra (The Netherlands)
33 Natasja van Haastert (The Netherlands)
33 P. Vanhauwermeiren (Belgium)
33 Paul Barnard (UK)
33 Paulo Rodrigues (The Netherlands)
33 Sander Kaspers (The Netherlands)
33 Uri Assif (Israel)
33 Victor Virgilius (The Netherlands)
43. 32 Arnold Post (The Netherlands)
32 Carlos Girão (Portugal)
32 David Marshall (Australia)
32 Dylan Welsh (Australia)
32 Ecki Windschattenfreund (Germany)
32 Ecki van Petegem (Germany)
32 Lionel Lobo (India)
32 Margaret Barker (Australia)
32 Mike Ross (New Zealand)
52. 31 Allan Duthie (Australia)
31 Bert Meeus (Belgium)
31 Bill Barker (Australia)
31 Daniela Mijape (Germany)
31 Edwin Krummel (The Netherlands)
31 Jen C. (UK)
31 Jose Aarts (The Netherlands)
31 Leon van den Eijnden (The Netherlands/Hoogerheide)
31 Mark Travis (USA)
31 Matthieu Jouan (France)
31 Michel Oberson (Switzerland)
31 Pete Collins (UK/England)
31 Remco van Veenendaal (The Netherlands)
31 Wendy Smith (UK)
66. 30 Arne Vanryckeghem (Belgium)
30 Chris Olbekson (USA)
30 Estelle van Lunteren (The Netherlands)
30 Frank Ebertus (Germany)
30 John Vierow (USA)
30 Karolina Tobiasson (Sweden)
30 Lee F. (USA)
30 Marten Reinder (The Netherlands)
30 Micah Morlock (USA)
30 Mikael From Underwood (Czech Republic)
30 Robert van Lunteren (The Netherlands)
30 Stefano Heyer (Switzerland)
78. 29 Adrie van Geffen (The Netherlands)
29 Anthony Whitmore (Thailand)
29 Chris Klier (Germany)
29 Dave Fellows (UK/England)
29 Eric McCloe (Germany)
29 Gary Denhart (USA)
29 Glen Chadwick (Australia)
29 Gosse Bouma (The Netherlands)
29 Hanan Fenster (Israel)
29 Holtz Grivitz (USA)
29 Hut (The Netherlands)
29 J. Mullen (USA)
29 Jack Schoenveter (The Netherlands)
29 Jay Howard (USA)
29 Jeffrey Oudeman (The Netherlands)
29 Judith Kraayvanger (The Netherlands)
29 Kevin Mathers (USA)
29 Laura Martini (The Netherlands)
29 Lemur Catta (Switzerland)
29 Lucy Power (UK)
29 Marc Morrison (Canada)
29 Mark Helmke (Australia)
29 Martin Firing (The Netherlands)