168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Tour de Pologne race hub
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168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Stage 1 report: Sagan wins in Krakow
168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Sagan: In the end I was maybe lucky 

Peter Sagan returned to action at the Tour de Pologne on Saturday and returned to winning ways, claiming the first stage in Krakow. Stage 2 to Katowice should give the sprinters another oppor꧒tunity, and Sa♎gan swaps his rainbow bands for the yellow jersey of race leader for today's 142-kilometre leg.

General classification after stage 1:

1 Peter Sagan (Svk) Bora-Hansgrohe 2:56:06
2 Caleb Ewan (Aus) Orica-Scott 0:00:04
3 Danny Van Poppel (Ned) Team Sky 0:00:06
4 Nathan Haas (Aus) Dimension Data 0:00:09
5 Riccardo Minali (Ita) Astana Pro Team 0:00:10
6 Niccolo Bonifazio (Ita) Bahrain-Merida
7 Roberto Ferrari (Ita) UAE-Emirates
8 Pawel Franczak (Pol) Poland
9 Boy Van Poppel (Ned) Trek-Segafredo
10 Jens Debusschere (Bel) Lotto Soudal

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After navigating the ne🀅utralised zone in Tarnowskie Gory, the peloton has reached kilometre zero and stage 2 of the Tour de Pologne is underway. Despite the razor-tooth look to the parcours, appearances can be deceptive. There may be some bumps in the road, but Katowice's downhill finishing straight seems destined to host a bunch sprint.

Katowice has traditionally been the reserve of the sprinters at the Tour de Pologne, but four years ago, Taylor Phinney upset the fast men with a cann🍒y late attack to claim his first road race win as a professional.

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Shades of the sprint stages of the T𝓡our de France here. The first attack of the day seems to have stuck. Martijn Keizer (LottoNL-Jumbo), Joonas Henttala (Novo Nordisk), Adrian Kurek (CCC Sprandi Polkowice) and Kamil Gradek (Poland) have slipped up the road and have established a lead of one minute.

It's a case of deja vu all over again for Keizer. The LotℱtoNL-Jumbo man was in the early break yesterday too, and also wit꧂h riders from Novo Nordisk, CCC-Sprandi and the Polish national team.

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Peter Sagan's Bora-Hansgrohe team sit at the head of the pelo💖ton, more than content to allow this four-man move sally clear. 1:15 the gap.

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Keizer's quartet stretches its advantage out to 2:10 over the peloton. Another long day off the fr🌃ont is in store for the Dutchman.

Peter Sagan's win yesterday was his first since stage 3 of the Tour de France. It was also his first race since stage 4 of the Tour de France... After winning in Krakow, Sagan admitted that he was glad the stage had been 'only' 130 kilometres in length. Alasdair Fotheringham has the story in full here.

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The four escapees' advantage now stan𒈔ds at 2:35, as🎶 Bora-Hansgrohe continue to police matters at the head of the peloton.

Alex Dowswett (Movistar) was among the riders to come down in yesterday's finishing straight crash, and the Briton was perhaps the worst-affected, but he rema𝄹ins in the race. There were 152 starters this morning, with Ruben Gue𒀰rreiro (Trek-Segafredo), who abandoned yesterday, the only absentee.

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Keizer, Gradek, Henttala aꦍnd Kurek extend their lead a little further, and it now stands at 2:40.

Away from the Tour de Pologne, a case of mechanical doping was discovered on an amateur race in Italy yesterday. La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that a 53-year-old masters rider was found to have used a hidden motor in a race in Bedizzole, near Brescia. It appears that race organisers acted on a tip-off and used a thermal camera. You can find more details here.

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The break still has a buffer of 2:35 as they approach the intermediate sprint at Piekary Ślaskie. Sagan and Bora-Hansgrohe will be happy to allow them to hoover up the bonus seconds.

Adrian Kurek attacks his fellow escapees ahead of the intermed🐭iate sprint and ope💦ns a small gap.

Kurek leads K🎀eizer and Gradek through the interme🅰diate sprint. A rather more relaxed peloton passes the same point almost three minutes down, with Orica-Scott and Bora-Hansgrohe on the front.

Kurek, the Polish champion, ༺has decided to continue with his solo effort, and he is around 200 mꦺetres ahead of Keizer, Gradek and Henttala on the road.

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Kurek seems fully committed to his solo raid. He now has 50 seconds in hand o♍n his erstᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚwhile breakaway companions, and 3:30 on the main peloton.

Bora-Hansgrohe and Orica-Sc🦩ott continue to set the tempo at the head of the bunch, preparing the ground for a Sagan-Ewan rematch in Katowice this afternoo💧n.

No sprinter comes away satisfied with second place, but Caleb Ewan saw reason for encouragement in his display yesterday, his first competitive outing since the Giro d'Italia. (No, the Hammer Series does not count). "Tomorrow [Sunday] should be another bunch sprint, it’s the fast downhill finish [in Katowice] they have most years, so it should be pretty hectic, but it should be good," Ewan said. Alasdair Fotheringham 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:has the full story.

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Gradek, Keizer and Henttala are now 1♔:🐟15 down on the relentless Kurek, and unlikely to see the Polish champion again this afternoon.

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Keizer and Gradek opt toꦍ sit up and await the peloton. Henttala decides to continue in lone pursuit of Kurek, but it looks set to be a fu♊tile chase. He trails by 1:15. The peloton, meanwhile, is 2:00 down on Kurek.

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Gradek and He🔯izer have been absorbed by the peloton, which is 2:40 before the lone leader Kurek. Hentalla is caught in no man's land, 1:35 down on Kurek.

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Henttala calls🦂 a halt to his solo pursuit and is caught by the peloton. Adrian Kurek ploughs on alone at the꧙ head of the race, 1:35 clear of the peloton.

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The stage finishes with three laps of a 17-kilometre finishing circuit. The Polish champion Kurek crosses the line in Katowice for the first time to raucous ch🐟eers from the home crowds. The peloton reaches the same point just 1:14 later, however.

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Orica-Scott and Bora-Hansgrohe remain the most prominent contributors at the🤪 head of the bunch. The deficit has been sliced further and now stands at one minute.

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T🍬he slightly downhill finishing straight in Katowice should ensure some blisteringly high speeds in the finishing sprint. The unofficial record is the 80kph clocked by Jonas Van Genechten en route to victory in 2014. Marcel Kittel hit 78kph a year later, when stag✅e victory went to Matteo Pelucchi.

The peloton fans out across the road. Kurek's lead stands at 48 seconds, and none of the sprinters' teams have any desire to cla💮w back the Polish champion too early.

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Kurek is beginning to show the strain of his effort, and his leads drops inside 30 seconds for the first time🧜.

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Kurek's lone raid comes to an end, and🐷 he is pegge🅺d back by the peloton. Almost immediately, Pawel Bernas (Poland) zips off the front and opens a small gap.

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Bernas approaches the finish area for the second time. With two laps of the 17km circuit remaining, he has nudged his lead o🌱ut ♋to 30 seconds.

Peter Sag🐲an, in the yellow jersey this afternoon, sits well-placed near the head of the peloto♎n as it passes the finish line.

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Thi💛s is a game effort from Pawel Bernas, who was already on the attack on yesterday's opening stage. The Pole is maintaining a lead of 35 seconds over the bunch, thou💎gh one imagines he would have needed reinforcements if he was planning on staying clear to the finish.

Ru💧ben Plaza has been very active at the head of the bunch for Orica-Scott. Bahrain-Merida have now joine🍌d the chase in numbers in support of Niccolo Bonifazio.

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Bernas' lead has been shaved back to 20 seconds thanks🅘 to Bahrain-Merida's in꧋tervention.

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There has been a definite increase in urgency in the peloton, as a number of sprinters' teams move up en masse and start to vie for positions at the front. Quick-Ste𝕴p, Sunweb, Bahrain-Merida and Bora-Hansgrohe are all represented at the front. Sagan, as ever, is tucked carefully on the wheels.

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Bernas' lone attack netted him the sole king of the mountains point of the day, but that will be the extent of the spoils today for the Pole. His lead is down to 7 ꦦseconds.

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Bernas' cameo comes to an end. Gruppo compatto.

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Trek-Segafredo, Sunweb and Bora-Hansgroh🐭e are all represented near the front of the race, but there's still a lap and some change to go, and no one team wants to over-commit itself at this point.

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The speed is predictably high as the bu♈nch hurtles through across the line and takes the bell for the final lap of the finishing circuit.

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For the second day running, Daniel Oss (BMC) forces his way off the front on th💦e run-in. The Italianℱ opens a small gap over the peloton.

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It's a determined effort from Oss, who has put daylight🎉 into the peloton🔯.

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Oss is looking to mimic the feat of his former BMC teammate Taylor Phinney, who held off the sprinters to win in Katowice in 2013𒊎. He'll have his work cut out, but the Italian is holding a lead of around 10 seconds over the bunch.

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Oss extends his lead to 15 seconds. In response, Bora-Hansgrohe hit the fron�꧑�t of the bunch and begin to string things out.

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Sunweb join the pace-making efforts on the front and Oss' lꦍone attack is snuffed out. 

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Bora-Hansgrohe, Katusha-Alpec𝐆in and Sunweb maintain a high pace at the head of the peloton.

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Daniel Oss tries once again, this time in the company of Bob J🐠ungels (Quick-Step Floors), butꦓ their effort is quickly brought to heel.

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Nathan Haas (Dimension Data) is the next to try his luck, accelerating clear off the front, but it's goiꦏng to be very difficult to defy the sprinters on this finale.

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Haas is clawed back by the bunch, which is now led by CCC-Sprandi and Gazprom𝕴-Rusvelo.

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Quick-Step take up the r🍒eins inside the final 4 kilometres, as the pace edges up to 70kph.

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Orica-Scott take over with three kilometres𝓰 to go. Astana 🗹have riders around Riccardo Minali.

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Petr Vakoc (Quick-Step) punches his way clear of the pelo♋ton on the cusp of the final two kilometres.

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It'🦹s a decent effort from Vakoc, who has opened a small gap and will lead into the ♏final kilometre.

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Vakoc is first bᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ💛𒀱ᩚᩚᩚeneath the flamme rouge, but he won't last much longer out in front as Sky take over.

Vakoc is caught and Sky begin t🍬o wind up the sprint for Danny van Poppel, before Katusha take over.

Sacha✃ Modolo hits the front aꦐs the sprint begins. Ewan and Sagan seem too far back...

꧑Sacha Modolo (UAE-Emirates) wins stage 2 of the Tour de Pologne.

Danny van Poppel came with a late charge and took sec💛ond place. Max Walscheid (Sunweb) led out the sprint and held on for third.

Boy van Poppel (Trek-Segafredo) t🔯ook fourth ahead of Youcef Reg𓂃uigui (Dimension Data). Sagan could only manage 8th.

Result:

1 Sacha Modolo (Ita) UAE Team Emirates 3:15:21
2 Danny Van Poppel (Ned) Team Sky
3 Max Walscheid (Ger) Team Sunweb
4 Boy van Poppel (Ned) Trek-Segafredo
5 Youcef Reguigui (Alg) Dimension Data
6 Tom Van Asbroeck (Bel) Cannondale-Drapac
7 Niccolo Bonifazio (Ita) Bahrain-Merida
8 Peter Sagan (Svk) Bora-Hansgrohe
9 Riccardo Minali (Ita) Astana Pro Team
10 Nathan Haas (Aus) Dimension Data

Danny van Poppel (Sky) moves ꧑into the yellow jersey of race leader.

Sagan drops to second overall, on the same time as Van Poppel, with Modolo in third, alsoꩲ o⛦n the same time. 

General classification:

1 Danny van Poppel (Ned) Team Sky 6:11:27
2 Peter Sagan (Svk) Bora-Hansgrohe
3 Sacha Modolo (Ita) UAE Team Emirates
4 Caleb Ewan (Aus) Orica-Scott 0:00:04
5 Max Walscheid (Ger) Team Sunweb 0:00:06
6 Kamil Gradek (Pol) Poland 0:00:07
7 Nathan Haas (Aus) Dimension Data 0:00:09
8 Wout Poels (Ned) Team Sky
9 Niccolo Bonifazio (Ita) Bahrain-Merida 0:00:10
10 Boy van Poppel (Ned) Trek-Segafredo

Thanks for joining our live coverage this afternoon. A full report, results and pictures are available here, and we'll have all the news from Katowice in due course. Cyclingnews will carry live updates from stag😼e 3 of the Tour de Pologne on Monday.