Vainqueur du Tour de Luxembourg ce week-end avec en prime deux victoires d’\u00e9tape, Greg Van Avermaet (BMC Racing) a repris sa marche en avant. Le champion olympique creuse \u00e9galement le trou en t\u00eate du classement mondial et poss\u00e8de d\u00e9sormais pr\u00e8s de 650 points de marge sur Peter Sagan (Bora-hansgrohe). Nairo Quintana (Movistar) occupe lui le troisi\u00e8me rang en lieu et place de son co\u00e9quipier Alejandro Valverde. Romain Bardet (Ag2r La Mondiale) est neuvi\u00e8me, c’est le premier Fran\u00e7ais.
\nPar nations, la Belgique est premi\u00e8re devant l’Espagne qui d\u00e9passe la Colombie. Le France prend le meilleur sur l’Italie et se classe d\u00e9sormais quatri\u00e8me.<\/p>\n
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\n1 Greg VAN AVERMAET BMC 5232.25 points
\n2 Peter SAGAN BOH 4581
\n3 Nairo QUINTANA MOV 3930
\n4 Alejandro VALVERDE BELMONTE MOV 3630
\n5 Chris FROOME SKY 3571
\n6 Tom DUMOULIN SUN 2676
\n7 Philippe GILBERT QST 2609.4
\n8 Alberto CONTADOR VELASCO TFS 2415
\n9 Romain BARDET ALM 2349
\n10 Alexander KRISTOFF KAT 2210
\n11 Daniel MARTIN QST 2179
\n12 Richie PORTE BMC 2177
\n13 Jon IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI TBM 2065
\n14 Michael MATTHEWS SUN 2056
\n15 Diego ULISSI UAD 1980
\n16 Michal KWIATKOWSKI SKY 1948
\n17 John DEGENKOLB TFS 1851
\n18 Jhoan Esteban CHAVES RUBIO ORS 1763
\n19 Fernando GAVIRIA RENDON QST 1759
\n20 Oliver NAESEN ALM 1739<\/p>\n
\n1 BELGIQUE 15462.65 points
\n2 ESPAGNE 12357.75
\n3 COLOMBIE 12209.4
\n4 FRANCE 11651
\n5 ITALIE 10625
\n6 GRANDE-BRETAGNE 10289
\n7 AUSTRALIE 9555.25
\n8 PAYS-BAS 9412.8
\n9 ALLEMAGNE 6568
\n10 SLOVAQUIE 5089
\n11 POLOGNE 5063.75
\n12 NORV\u00c8GE 4982
\n13 DANEMARK 3857
\n14 IRLANDE 3834
\n15 \u00c9TATS-UNIS 3726.65
\n16 SLOVENIE 3387
\n17 SUISSE 3198
\n18 R\u00c9PUBLIQUE TCH\u00c8QUE 3158
\n19 PORTUGAL 2908
\n20 RUSSIE 2825<\/p>\n