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13th Tour de Langkawi - 2.HC
Malaysia, February 7-17, 2008
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Stage 7 - February 15: Kuala Rompin - Kuantan, 126.6 km
Usov claims crash-marred finish
Australia's Docker dons the leader's jersey
By Greg Johnson & Ben Abrahams in Kuantan, Malaysia
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A dramatic Stage 7 of the Tour de Langkawi has seen Alexandre Usov (AG2R La Mondiale) claim a crash-marred finish, while Australia's Mitchell Docker (Drapac-Porsche) has taken over the leader's jersey. The action began early in the stage with Bouygues Telecom and Drapac-Porsche waging an intermediate sprint battle that saw Docker bridge the one second deficit to Matthieu Sprick (Bouygues Telecom) and take the yellow leader's jersey off the Frenchman.
While it was fortunate for Sprick and Docker their battle didn't follow through to the day's final sprint, 2008 stage winners Alberto Loddo (Tinkoff Credit Systems) and Danilo Hondo (Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli) were not so fortunate. Loddo was involved in a tangle with Argentinean Mauro Abel Richeze (CSF Group Navigare), who came away from the accident unscathed, while Loddo fell to the ground with Hondo, a passenger in the incident, and were struck by the bunch.
The altercation was investigated by UCI officials after the race, with chief commissaire for the event Madis Lepajõe announcing that the UCI officials had found Richeze at fault.
"We saw the television cameras and they have a very good picture," said the Estonian commissaire. "So it was clear evidence that the Navigare rider [Mauro Richeze] was deviating from the direct line and caused the danger for the others. Together with his rival Alberto Loddo, they collided and there was a crash.
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"He will be relegated to last place in the field plus additional penalties as per UCI regulations," he added.
The crash, which saw South Africa's Nolan Hoffman split a finger open after flying over the top of Loddo, left Usov feeling a little hollow in victory.
"The crash today has been very influential on the final results," admitted the Belarusian. "It's good for me, [but] I'm sad for the riders who went down. I don't know exactly what happened, I just saw it happen 20 metres before the line. So that's how I could come first without wanting it."
Clarifying his comments, Usov described himself as a deserving but not rightful winner. "You can't say that I don't deserve to win because to come first on the line you need to be well position in the sprint anyway," he said. "But if it was a clean sprint I wouldn't have been the winner today."
While Usov was disappointed with the way, through no fault of his own, in which he claimed victory, Docker was on cloud nine after his Stage 7 achievement. Docker has waged a tight battle with Sprick's Bouygues Telecom squad, which leads the sprint classification with Aurélien Clerc, all week after trailing the Frenchman by one second since Sunday.
"Especially two days ago I tried to get the jersey then and I finished fourth and fifth in the sprints, I was so close and today I had to give it everything as I thought it was my last chance," said Docker. "I only managed third in the first sprint, and I put everything into that. I just kept going and I got some more time on the next one.
"It was really hard to even get just one or two seconds today and it was really worth it towards the end," he added.
While Clerc was disappointed his team wasn't able to continue its stranglehold on the yellow jersey, the Swiss rider was pleased after doubling his sprint classification lead to 21 points.
"It's okay, we make a good job of the week. We were very happy to have the yellow jersey for six days because Docker was very fast in the sprint and Mathieu is not so fast. I try to make the sprint so he take only a few seconds.
"Tomorrow is a hard stage and Mathieu has good legs, so I hope he can take the jersey back," added Clerc.
Without any mountains sprints on the seventh stage, Germany's Chris. Meschenmoser (Team Ista) will lead the classification into tomorrow's second and final King of the Mountains climb. Korea's Baek Sung Park (Seoul Cycling) also continues his lead in the Asian riders classification.
How it unfolded
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Overcast, threatening skies greeted the remaining 136 riders at this morning's 9.00 AM departure from Kuala Rompin on Malaysia's western seaboard. The early start allowed today's stage to finish before Friday prayers - an obligatory practice for male Muslims which begins just after noon.
As a cool breeze blew in off the South China Sea, the peloton headed due north to Kuantan on its final coastal journey before ducking inland tomorrow. Two riders didn't take the start: Italian Massimiliano Maisto (NGC Medical) and Simon Clarke (SouthAustralia.com-AIS), the Aussie not recovered from lower back injuries sustained in a spectacular crash on Stage 5.
Despite the early departure, there was no time for sleepy heads in the peloton as attacks raged left, right and centre from the word 'GO!'. As usual it was the Asian riders featuring frequently in ones, twos and threes, but nothing was going anywhere before the first sprint at 24.3 kilometres.
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At 126.2 kilometres and flat as the proverbial pancake, Stage 7 was the last realistic chance for second-placed Mitch Docker (Drapac Porsche) to overhaul maillot jaune Matthieu Sprick (Bouygues Telecom) before the road heads skywards tomorrow. The red army of Drapac riders gave their all to bring Docker to the front at sprint one, but the youngster could only manage third behind Anuar Manan (Letua Cycling Team) and green jersey Aurélien Clerc (Bouygues Telecom), giving him a one second bonus to tie for the lead.
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Sprick was now forced to contest the second sprint at 44.2 kilometres and hope that Clerc could also take points from the Australian. But Docker made no mistake this time, his second behind Clerc plus the two-second bonus making him maillot jaune virtuel with one sprint plus the finish remaining. Neither man figured in the third contest and with Drapac Porsche marshalling the peloton it was all down to the five kilometre drag strip finale into Kuantan.
But not before Koji Fukushima (Meitan Hompo) launched his customary kamikaze more in the final 30 kilometres. At 10 to go, Koji still had 49 seconds - enough to give the expectant crowd some hope of an Asian victory. At six kilometres it was down to 32 seconds, but three kilometres later the perennial attacker was gobbled up and it was eyes down for another bunch brawl.
And what a brawl it was. Argentine Mauro Richeze (CSF Group Navigare) careering across the finishing straight to cause a spectacular pile-up that brought down Alberto Loddo (Tinkoff Credit Systems), Danilo Hondo (Serramenti PVC) and Nolan Hoffman (South Africa National Team). In the ensuing chaos, Alexandre Usov (AG2R La Mondiale) snaked through the carnage for a cheeky stage win ahead of Mizan Hassan Maleki (Islamic Azad University) and Takashi Miazawa (Meitan Hompo).
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Loddo was understandably furious with Richeze's tactics, gesticulating wildly as he walked over the line. The Italian's Tinkoff jersey cut to shreds after he slammed into the barriers. Hondo also came off badly with blood flowing freely from abrasions on his arms, legs and shoulder. Post-race replays showed Richeze riding straight over the German's head.
Docker successfully avoided the mêlée to become the first non-Frenchman to wear the Langkawi leader's jersey in 17 stages, after Anthony Charteau's long stint last year. Tomorrow's climb to Fraser Hill is something of an unknown, but appears steep enough to seriously re-shape the general classification and Docker's days in yellow could well be numbered.
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- The peloton pass through a Milo intermediate sprint point on the 126.60 kilometre stage seven from Kuala Rompin to Kuantan.
- Wes Sulzberger (SouthAustralia.com/AIS) speeds along the roads of Malaysia on stage seven.
- Well allright, I guess another one won't hurt: Gu Hyeon Kim (Seoul Cycling) takes bidons on-board for teammates in the peloton.
- Hey! I want that bidon: A Malaysian National Team support staff member helps Mohd Faris Abd Razak with supplies.
- In Malaysia, baik (pronounced bike) means good: The 2008 Tour de Langkawi is all baik!
- Nikolay Trusov (Tinkoff Credit Systems) from Russia powers into a head-wind on stage seven of the Tour.
- Benjamin King (SouthAustralia.com/AIS) from Australia was a silver medallist in the Australian Under 23 Time-Trial Championship in Victoria recently.
- Jean-Marc Marino (Credit Agricole) is just 13 seconds down on the Tour lead and was attempting to sneak clear late on stage seven.
- The charge is on as riders sprint to the line for second place in Pekan at the third and final Milo intermediate sprint of the day.
- Matthieu Sprick (Bouygues Telecom) relenquished his Tour lead on stage seven when Drapac Porsche's Mitchell Docker claimed time bonuses in two sprints.
- Blaise Sonnery (Ag2R La Mondiale) from France is currently 94th overall some 23 minutes behind the new Tour leader, Mitchell Docker (Drapac Porsche) of Australia.
- Australian Zakari Dempster (SouthAustralia.com/AIS) is a danger to the Tour lead in 12th place, 14 seconds behind, and wasn't allowed to sneak away from the peloton in the closing kilometres.
- The attacking Koji Fukushima (Meitan Hompo-GDR) tries to steal the show again on stage seven putting a small time-gap into the peloton in the final twenty-five kilometres.
- Matthieu Sprick (Bouygues Telecom)(left) had surrendered the yellow jersey on stage seven to Drapac Porsche's Mitchell Docker whose teammates were never far away closing in to the finish.
- Thirsty work for the South Africans: Waylon Woolcock (left) and teammate Ian McCleod of the South African National Team take a drink before the run into the finish.
- Mauro Abel Richeze (CSF Group Navigare) leans into Alberto Loddo (Tinkoff Credit Systems)...
- ...leaving Danilo Hondo (Serramenti PVC) with nowhere to go but down...
- ...as Loddo fell to the ground as well...
- ...but Richeze managed to stay upright...
- ...Loddo and Hondo landed in difficult positions, but are both okay...
- ...as other riders dive to miss the fallen riders...
- ...Hondo's glasses fly as Richeze backs off...
- ...letting Alexandre Usov (AG2r - La Mondiale) take the victory.
- Chaos on the finish-line in Kuantan after a nasty fall brought the peloton almost to a complete halt at the conclusion to stage seven.
- Germany's Danilo Hondo (Serramenti PVC) came down in a nasty crash just metres before the finish-line in Kuantan bringing another stage victory to a sudden end.
- Danilo Hondo (Serramenti PVC) from Germany laments what could have been another stage victory to him on the 2008 Tour de Langkawi.
- A Serramenti PVC teammate cools down Danilo Hondo after he kissed the bitumen in Kuantan.
- An un-impressed Serramenti PVC team-manager, Giovanni Savio (right), chats with his star sprinter Danilo Hondo after he crashed metres from the finish-line in Kuantan.
- Italian sprinting ace, Alberto Loddo (Tinkoff Credit Systems), had many emotions going through him after he came down in a nasty pile-up at the finish to stage seven in Kuantan.
- Ouch! Alberto Loddo (Tinkoff Credit Systems) took some bark off where it hurts after colliding with CSF Group-Navigare's Mauro Abel Richeze close to the finish-line in Kuantan.
- There was nowhere to go: Danilo Hondo (left) speaks with his Serramenti PVC team-manager Giovanni Savio about the crash near the finish-line in Kuantan.
- Mitchell Docker (Drapac Porsche) is interviewed after the finish to stage seven: Docker is the new leader in yellow of the 2008 Tour de Langkawi.
- After all the chaos there was a winner: Stage seven winner of the Tour de Langkawi, Alexandre Usov of the Ag2R La Mondiale team.
- And a new Tour leader: Mitchell Docker (Drapac Porsche) from Australia will take a two second lead into the penultimate stage of the Tour.
- The stage seven podium (L-R): Auriel Clerc (Sprints), Alexandre Usov (Stage winner), Mitchell Docker (Tour leader), Sung Baek Park (best Asian rider), and Chris Meschenmoser (King of the Mountains leader).
- Alexandre Usov (Ag2R La Mondiale) from Belarus answers questions about his stage win at the post-stage press conference.
- It's been a big few weeks for Drapac Porsche of late on the racing scene and it just got bigger with Mitchell Docker from Victoria in Australia taking over the yellow jersey as the Tour leader in Malaysia.
Images by Kurt Jambretz/www.actionimages.cc
- Alexandre Usov (AG2R La Mondiale) survives the crash-riddled sprint to take the stage victory.
- Danilo Hondo (Serramenti PVC) goes down first with Alberto Loddo (Tinkoff Credit Systems) not far behind.
- The scene at the finish was ugly!!.
- The carnage continues in the last 25 meters.
- Danilo Hondo (Serramenti PVC) walks to the medical tent holding his shoulder.
- Alexandre Usov (AG2R La Mondiale) enjoys his stage win on the podium.
- Mitchell Docker (Drapac Porsche) captures the yellow jersey.
- The Podium (l to r) Aurélien Clerc (Bouygues Telecom), Alexandre Usov (AG2R La Mondiale), Mitchell Docker (Drapac Porsche), Sung Baek Park (Seoul Cycling) and Chris Meschenmoser (Team Ista)
- Alberto Loddo (Tinkoff Credit Systems) was in good spirits prior to the start.
- Ok, everyone.... Check your computer sensors.
- Matthieu Sprick (Bouygues Telecom) holds the yellow jersey by one second going into today's stage.
- With the race leader leading the way the peloton heads out to start stage 7.
- Some of Malaysia's newest cycling fans lined the route.
- Tonton Susanto (Letua Cycling Team) wonders what the stage will bring as he finds his rhythm.
- There was plenty of colorful scenery to enjoy along today's stage.
- The pace was high as the race headed out on the open road.
- Aurélien Clerc (Bouygues Telecom) edges Mitchell Docker (Drapac Porsche) for an intermediate sprint victory.
- Today's route followed the coastline for most of the morning.
- Stef Clement (Bouygues Telecom) keeps the pace high as the peloton hits a headwind.
- Matthieu Sprick (Bouygues Telecom) enjoys his sixth day wearing the yellow jersey.
- Matt Wilson (Team Type 1) continues his assault on the G.C. He's a mere eight seconds behind.
- The peloton was passed by an ambulance on course today, luckily it didn't contain any riders.
- The peloton stayed together a majority of the day and kept the pace high.
- The wind kept all 136 riders together as the cruised through the Malaysian countryside.
- Gu Hyeon Kim (Seoul Cycling) takes a flyer off the front solo.
- Peter McDonald (Drapac Porsche) with his team-mate in tow, head toward an intermediate sprint.
- Not happy with the pace this Seoul Cycling rider went up the road by himself.
- Koji Fukushima (Meitan Hompo – GDR) made a huge solo effort with 15K to go.
- Koji Fukushima (Meitan Hompo – GDR) attempts to cool off during his attack.
- Alexandre Usov (AG2R La Mondiale) explains how he survived the sprint mayhem to win the stage.
- Mitchell Docker (Drapac Porsche) happy to finally be in yellow
Results
1 Alexandre Usov (Blr) AG2r - La Mondiale 2.52.56 (43.92 km/h) 2 Mizan Maleki (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 3 Takashi Miyazawa (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 4 Aurélien Clerc (Swi) Bouygues Telecom 5 Sébastien Hinault (Fra) Crédit Agricole 6 Marco Corsini (Ita) NGC Medical - OTC Industria Porte 7 Enrico Rossi (Ita) NGC Medical - OTC Industria Porte 8 Zakkari Dempster (Aus) South Australia.com - AIS 9 Johnnie Walker (Aus) South Australia.com - AIS 10 Stijn Vandenbergh (Bel) AG2r - La Mondiale 11 Ho Seon Park (Kor) Seoul Cycling 12 Anuar Manan (Mas) Letua Cycling Team 13 Matt Wilson (Aus) Team Type 1 14 Sergey Kudentsov (Rus) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 15 Nikolay Trusov (Rus) Tinkoff Credit Systems 16 Rolf Hofbauer (Ger) Team Ista 17 Juan Mouron (Spa) Karpin Galicia 18 Erik Hoffmann (Ger) Giant Asia Racing Team 19 Miyataka Shimizu (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 20 Yip Wang Tang (Hkg) Hongkong National Team 21 Mohd Misbah Nur (Mas) Malaysia National Team 22 Mohd Sayuti Zahit (Mas) Letua Cycling Team 23 Jeremy Hunt (GBr) Crédit Agricole 24 Danilo Hondo (Ger) Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli 25 Bernard Sulzberger (Aus) Letua Cycling Team 26 Ben Brooks (Aus) Team Type 1 27 M. Daud Firdaus (Mas) Malaysia National Team 28 Jackson Rodriguez (Ven) Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli 29 Stefan Trafelet (Swi) NGC Medical - OTC Industria Porte 30 Hariff Mohd Salleh (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 31 Mitchell Docker (Aus) Drapac Porsche Developement Program 32 Jacobus Venter (Rsa) South African National Team 33 Yoshiyuki Abe (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 34 Baek Sung Park (Kor) Seoul Cycling 35 Rizza Abdullah Pahlavi (Ina) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 36 Joseph Chapman (NZl) New Zealand National Team 37 Zamani M. Mustarudin (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 38 Mohd Saleh (Mas) Malaysia National Team 39 Saiful Mohd Aziz (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 40 Mohd Razak Abd (Mas) Malaysia National Team 41 Wai Siu Ko (Hkg) Hongkong National Team 42 Simon Gerrans (Aus) Crédit Agricole 43 Jorg Lehmann (Ger) Team Ista 44 Matthieu Sprick (Fra) Bouygues Telecom 45 Dennis van Niekerk (Rsa) South African National Team 46 Cédric Pineau (Fra) AG2r - La Mondiale 47 San Kin Wu (Hkg) Hongkong National Team 48 Kuei Peng (Tpe) Giant Asia Racing Team 49 Rony Martias (Fra) Bouygues Telecom 50 Mathieu Claude (Fra) Bouygues Telecom 51 Vyacheslav Dyadichkin (Kaz) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 52 Jeremy Yates (NZl) New Zealand National Team 53 Francesco Tomei (Ita) CSF Group Navigare 54 Jasmin Mohd Ruslan (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 55 Li Yong Ng (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 56 Alejandro Paleo (Spa) Karpin Galicia 57 Moises Aldape (Aus) Team Type 1 58 David Garcia (Spa) Karpin Galicia 59 Yauhen Sobal (Blr) Tinkoff Credit Systems 60 Yusuke Hatanaka (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 61 Haidar Ahmad Anuawar (Mas) Letua Cycling Team 62 Yan Xing Dong (Chn) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 63 Kuan Lai (Tpe) Giant Asia Racing Team 64 Scott Lyttle (NZl) New Zealand National Team 65 Farshad Salehian (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 66 Gustavo Cesar (Spa) Karpin Galicia 67 Fuyu Li (Chn) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 68 Vladimir Lopez (Col) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 69 Suk Hyo Gong (Kor) Seoul Cycling 70 Walter Pedraza (Col) Tinkoff Credit Systems 71 Wesley Sulzberger (Aus) South Australia.com - AIS 72 Sea Loh Keong (Mas) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 73 Jean-Charles Senac (Fra) AG2r - La Mondiale 74 Chris. Meschenmoser (Ger) Team Ista 75 Fabio Calabria (Aus) Team Type 1 76 Ryan Arihan (Ina) Letua Cycling Team 77 Mustafa Amir Rusli (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 78 Suhardi Hassan (Mas) Malaysia National Team 79 Tanel Kangert (Est) AG2r - La Mondiale 80 Ramon Troncoso (Spa) Karpin Galicia 81 Blaise Sonnery (Fra) AG2r - La Mondiale 82 Hing Chun Chan (Hkg) Hongkong National Team 83 Jean-Marc Marino (Fra) Crédit Agricole 84 Yoshimasa Hirose (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 85 Budi Santoso (Ina) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 86 Justin Kerr (NZl) New Zealand National Team 87 Shinichi Fukushima (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 88 Nico Keinath (Ger) Team Ista 89 Amir Zargari (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 90 Waylon Woolcock (Rsa) South African National Team 91 Benjamin King (Aus) South Australia.com - AIS 92 Ken Onodera (Jpn) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 93 M. Fauzan Ahmed Lutti (Mas) Malaysia National Team 94 Tanha Saeidi (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 95 Mehdi Sohrabi (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 96 Stef Clement (Ned) Bouygues Telecom 97 Paul Odlin (NZl) New Zealand National Team 98 Hidenori Nodera (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 99 Tonton Susanto (Ina) Letua Cycling Team 100 Matteo Priamo (Ita) CSF Group Navigare 101 Tomoya Kano (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 102 Alex Coutts (GBr) Giant Asia Racing Team 103 Stuart Shaw (Aus) Drapac Porsche Developement Program 104 Serguei Klimov (Rus) Tinkoff Credit Systems 105 Ashley Whitehead (NZl) New Zealand National Team 106 Yukiya Arashiro (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 107 Mark O'Brien (Aus) Drapac Porsche Developement Program 108 Herwin Jaya (Ina) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 109 Glen Chadwick (Aus) Team Type 1 110 Kovij Fahridi (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 111 Hyeon Gu Kim (Kor) Seoul Cycling 112 Hari Fitrianto (Ina) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 113 Gene Bates (Aus) Drapac Porsche Developement Program 114 HongKi Yoo (Kor) Seoul Cycling 115 Jose Perez Serpa (Col) Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli 116 Jai Crawford (Aus) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 117 Johann Tschopp (Swi) Bouygues Telecom 118 William Ford (Aus) South Australia.com - AIS 119 Ruslan Ivanov (Mda) Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli 120 Carlos José Ochoa (Ven) Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli 121 David George (Rsa) South African National Team 122 Nolan Hoffman (Rsa) South African National Team 123 Vladimir Isaychev (Rus) Karpin Galicia 124 Diego Nosotti (Ita) NGC Medical - OTC Industria Porte 125 Nikolai Schwarz (Ger) Team Ista 126 Ian McCleod (Rsa) South African National Team 127 Maxime Mederel (Fra) Crédit Agricole 128 Peter McDonald (Aus) Drapac Porsche Developement Program 129 Nicolas Roche (Irl) Crédit Agricole 130 Jae Won Lee (Kor) Seoul Cycling 131 Pavel Brutt (Rus) Tinkoff Credit Systems 132 Denis Bertolini (Ita) Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli 133 Koji Fukushima (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 134 Filippo Savini (Ita) CSF Group Navigare 135 Alberto Loddo (Ita) Tinkoff Credit Systems 136 Mauro Abel Richeze (Arg) CSF Group Navigare DNS Massimiliano Maisto (Ita) NGC Medical - OTC Industria Porte DNS Simon Clarke (Aus) South Australia.com - AIS Points Sprint 1, Merchang, km 24.3 1 Anuar Manan (Mas) Letua Cycling Team 5 pts 2 Aurélien Clerc (Swi) Bouygues Telecom 3 3 Mitchell Docker (Aus) Drapac Porsche Developement Program 2 4 Gustavo Cesar (Spa) Karpin Galicia 1 Sprint 2, Kg. Tanjung, km 44.2 1 Aurélien Clerc (Swi) Bouygues Telecom 5 pts 2 Mitchell Docker (Aus) Drapac Porsche Developement Program 3 3 Hariff Mohd Salleh (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 2 4 Jae Won Lee (Kor) Seoul Cycling 1 Sprint 3, Pekan, km 79.7 1 Hyeon Gu Kim (Kor) Seoul Cycling 5 pts 2 Ho Seon Park (Kor) Seoul Cycling 3 3 HongKi Yoo (Kor) Seoul Cycling 2 4 Shinichi Fukushima (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 1 Asian riders 1 Mizan Maleki (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 2.52.56 2 Takashi Miyazawa (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 3 Ho Seon Park (Kor) Seoul Cycling 4 Anuar Manan (Mas) Letua Cycling Team 5 Miyataka Shimizu (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 6 Yip Wang Tang (Hkg) Hongkong National Team 7 Mohd Misbah Nur (Mas) Malaysia National Team 8 Mohd Sayuti Zahit (Mas) Letua Cycling Team 9 M. Daud Firdaus (Mas) Malaysia National Team 10 Hariff Mohd Salleh (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 11 Yoshiyuki Abe (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 12 Baek Sung Park (Kor) Seoul Cycling 13 Rizza Abdullah Pahlavi (Ina) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 14 Zamani M. Mustarudin (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 15 Mohd Saleh (Mas) Malaysia National Team 16 Saiful Mohd Aziz (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 17 Mohd Razak Abd (Mas) Malaysia National Team 18 Wai Siu Ko (Hkg) Hongkong National Team 19 San Kin Wu (Hkg) Hongkong National Team 20 Kuei Peng (Tpe) Giant Asia Racing Team 21 Vyacheslav Dyadichkin (Kaz) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 22 Jasmin Mohd Ruslan (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 23 Li Yong Ng (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 24 Yusuke Hatanaka (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 25 Haidar Ahmad Anuawar (Mas) Letua Cycling Team 26 Yan Xing Dong (Chn) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 27 Kuan Lai (Tpe) Giant Asia Racing Team 28 Farshad Salehian (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 29 Fuyu Li (Chn) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 30 Suk Hyo Gong (Kor) Seoul Cycling 31 Sea Loh Keong (Mas) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 32 Ryan Arihan (Ina) Letua Cycling Team 33 Mustafa Amir Rusli (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 34 Suhardi Hassan (Mas) Malaysia National Team 35 Hing Chun Chan (Hkg) Hongkong National Team 36 Yoshimasa Hirose (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 37 Budi Santoso (Ina) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 38 Shinichi Fukushima (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 39 Amir Zargari (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 40 Ken Onodera (Jpn) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 41 M. Fauzan Ahmed Lutti (Mas) Malaysia National Team 42 Tanha Saeidi (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 43 Mehdi Sohrabi (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 44 Hidenori Nodera (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 45 Tonton Susanto (Ina) Letua Cycling Team 46 Tomoya Kano (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 47 Yukiya Arashiro (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 48 Herwin Jaya (Ina) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 49 Kovij Fahridi (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 50 Hyeon Gu Kim (Kor) Seoul Cycling 51 Hari Fitrianto (Ina) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 52 HongKi Yoo (Kor) Seoul Cycling 53 Jae Won Lee (Kor) Seoul Cycling 54 Koji Fukushima (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR Teams 1 NGC Medical - OTC 8.38.48 2 AG2R La Mondiale 3 Letua Cycling Team 4 Credit Agricole 5 Meitan Hompo - GDR 6 Malaysia N.T. 7 SouthAustralia.Com - AIS 8 Team Type 1 9 Bouygues Telecom 10 MNCF Cycling Team 11 Hong Kong N.T. 12 Seoul Cycling 13 Giant Asia Racing Team 14 Karpin Galicia 15 Team Ista 16 Trek Marco Polo 17 Tinkoff Credit Systems 18 New Zealand N.T. 19 Polygon Sweet Nice 20 Islamic Azad University 21 Serramenti PVC 22 South African N.T. 23 Skil - Shimano 24 Drapac Porsche 25 CSF Group-Navigare Asian team 1 Meitan Hompo - GDR 8.38.48 2 Malaysia N.T. 3 Letua Cycling Team 4 MNCF Cycling Team 5 Hong Kong N.T. 6 Seoul Cycling 7 Trek Marco Polo 8 Islamic Azad University 9 Polygon Sweet Nice General classification after stage 7 1 Mitchell Docker (Aus) Drapac Porsche Developement Program 26.36.10 2 Matthieu Sprick (Fra) Bouygues Telecom 0.02 3 Gustavo Cesar (Spa) Karpin Galicia 0.05 4 Diego Nosotti (Ita) NGC Medical - OTC Industria Porte 0.06 5 Matt Wilson (Aus) Team Type 1 0.08 6 Bernard Sulzberger (Aus) Letua Cycling Team 7 Baek Sung Park (Kor) Seoul Cycling 0.09 8 Jackson Rodriguez (Ven) Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli 9 Jeremy Yates (NZl) New Zealand National Team 10 Shinichi Fukushima (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 0.10 11 Jean-Marc Marino (Fra) Crédit Agricole 0.13 12 Zakkari Dempster (Aus) South Australia.com - AIS 0.14 13 Yauhen Sobal (Blr) Tinkoff Credit Systems 0.15 14 Hidenori Nodera (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 15 Ruslan Ivanov (Mda) Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli 16 Alex Coutts (GBr) Giant Asia Racing Team 17 Glen Chadwick (Aus) Team Type 1 18 Ian McCleod (Rsa) South African National Team 19 Tomoya Kano (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 20 Alexandre Usov (Blr) AG2r - La Mondiale 18.36 21 Jeremy Hunt (GBr) Crédit Agricole 18.39 22 Jose Perez Serpa (Col) Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli 18.45 23 Chris. Meschenmoser (Ger) Team Ista 18.47 24 Marco Corsini (Ita) NGC Medical - OTC Industria Porte 18.51 25 Johnnie Walker (Aus) South Australia.com - AIS 26 David George (Rsa) South African National Team 27 Hyeon Gu Kim (Kor) Seoul Cycling 18.52 28 Dennis van Niekerk (Rsa) South African National Team 18.55 29 Pavel Brutt (Rus) Tinkoff Credit Systems 30 Johann Tschopp (Swi) Bouygues Telecom 31 Peter McDonald (Aus) Drapac Porsche Developement Program 19.09 32 Enrico Rossi (Ita) NGC Medical - OTC Industria Porte 19.13 33 Sea Loh Keong (Mas) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 19.35 34 Anuar Manan (Mas) Letua Cycling Team 21.49 35 Mohd Misbah Nur (Mas) Malaysia National Team 22.00 36 Koji Fukushima (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 22.13 37 M. Fauzan Ahmed Lutti (Mas) Malaysia National Team 22.15 38 Rony Martias (Fra) Bouygues Telecom 22.26 39 Jae Won Lee (Kor) Seoul Cycling 22.27 40 Aurélien Clerc (Swi) Bouygues Telecom 22.54 41 Danilo Hondo (Ger) Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli 23.04 42 Takashi Miyazawa (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 23.11 43 Matteo Priamo (Ita) CSF Group Navigare 44 Ho Seon Park (Kor) Seoul Cycling 23.13 45 Stuart Shaw (Aus) Drapac Porsche Developement Program 23.14 46 Mohd Razak Abd (Mas) Malaysia National Team 23.15 47 Hing Chun Chan (Hkg) Hongkong National Team 48 Haidar Ahmad Anuawar (Mas) Letua Cycling Team 49 Yip Wang Tang (Hkg) Hongkong National Team 50 Nikolay Trusov (Rus) Tinkoff Credit Systems 51 Kuei Peng (Tpe) Giant Asia Racing Team 52 Mohd Sayuti Zahit (Mas) Letua Cycling Team 53 Fabio Calabria (Aus) Team Type 1 54 Zamani M. Mustarudin (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 55 Denis Bertolini (Ita) Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli 56 Yusuke Hatanaka (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 57 Mizan Maleki (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 23.17 58 Moises Aldape (Aus) Team Type 1 59 Farshad Salehian (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 60 Tanha Saeidi (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 61 Sébastien Hinault (Fra) Crédit Agricole 23.19 62 Walter Pedraza (Col) Tinkoff Credit Systems 23.20 63 Mathieu Claude (Fra) Bouygues Telecom 64 HongKi Yoo (Kor) Seoul Cycling 23.22 65 Juan Mouron (Spa) Karpin Galicia 23.23 66 Mohd Saleh (Mas) Malaysia National Team 67 M. Daud Firdaus (Mas) Malaysia National Team 68 Nolan Hoffman (Rsa) South African National Team 69 Wai Siu Ko (Hkg) Hongkong National Team 70 Alejandro Paleo (Spa) Karpin Galicia 71 Ben Brooks (Aus) Team Type 1 72 Stijn Vandenbergh (Bel) AG2r - La Mondiale 73 Vladimir Lopez (Col) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 74 Erik Hoffmann (Ger) Giant Asia Racing Team 75 San Kin Wu (Hkg) Hongkong National Team 76 Jacobus Venter (Rsa) South African National Team 77 Jorg Lehmann (Ger) Team Ista 78 Joseph Chapman (NZl) New Zealand National Team 79 David Garcia (Spa) Karpin Galicia 80 Jasmin Mohd Ruslan (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 81 Rolf Hofbauer (Ger) Team Ista 82 Herwin Jaya (Ina) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 83 Mehdi Sohrabi (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 84 Yoshiyuki Abe (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 85 Cédric Pineau (Fra) AG2r - La Mondiale 86 Ramon Troncoso (Spa) Karpin Galicia 87 Li Yong Ng (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 88 Suk Hyo Gong (Kor) Seoul Cycling 89 Vladimir Isaychev (Rus) Karpin Galicia 90 Budi Santoso (Ina) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 91 Scott Lyttle (NZl) New Zealand National Team 92 Tanel Kangert (Est) AG2r - La Mondiale 93 Fuyu Li (Chn) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 94 Blaise Sonnery (Fra) AG2r - La Mondiale 95 Nikolai Schwarz (Ger) Team Ista 96 Saiful Mohd Aziz (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 97 Carlos José Ochoa (Ven) Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli 98 Benjamin King (Aus) South Australia.com - AIS 99 Serguei Klimov (Rus) Tinkoff Credit Systems 100 Paul Odlin (NZl) New Zealand National Team 101 Vyacheslav Dyadichkin (Kaz) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 102 Mustafa Amir Rusli (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 103 Wesley Sulzberger (Aus) South Australia.com - AIS 104 Maxime Mederel (Fra) Crédit Agricole 105 Waylon Woolcock (Rsa) South African National Team 106 Amir Zargari (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 107 Ashley Whitehead (NZl) New Zealand National Team 108 Kovij Fahridi (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 109 Mark O'Brien (Aus) Drapac Porsche Developement Program 110 Tonton Susanto (Ina) Letua Cycling Team 111 Hari Fitrianto (Ina) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 112 Hariff Mohd Salleh (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 23.34 113 Simon Gerrans (Aus) Crédit Agricole 23.40 114 Mauro Abel Richeze (Arg) CSF Group Navigare 23.41 115 Suhardi Hassan (Mas) Malaysia National Team 23.42 116 Yukiya Arashiro (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 23.43 117 Yoshimasa Hirose (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 23.45 118 Sergey Kudentsov (Rus) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 23.46 119 Stefan Trafelet (Swi) NGC Medical - OTC Industria Porte 120 Rizza Abdullah Pahlavi (Ina) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 121 Kuan Lai (Tpe) Giant Asia Racing Team 122 Justin Kerr (NZl) New Zealand National Team 123 Ken Onodera (Jpn) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 124 Jai Crawford (Aus) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 125 Francesco Tomei (Ita) CSF Group Navigare 24.09 126 Ryan Arihan (Ina) Letua Cycling Team 24.26 127 Gene Bates (Aus) Drapac Porsche Developement Program 24.55 128 Alberto Loddo (Ita) Tinkoff Credit Systems 25.11 129 Nicolas Roche (Irl) Crédit Agricole 26.27 130 Jean-Charles Senac (Fra) AG2r - La Mondiale 26.59 131 Filippo Savini (Ita) CSF Group Navigare 27.24 132 Stef Clement (Ned) Bouygues Telecom 28.00 133 William Ford (Aus) South Australia.com - AIS 29.02 134 Miyataka Shimizu (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 31.13 135 Yan Xing Dong (Chn) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 39.24 136 Nico Keinath (Ger) Team Ista 43.57 Points classification 1 Aurélien Clerc (Swi) Bouygues Telecom 77 pts 2 Anuar Manan (Mas) Letua Cycling Team 56 3 Marco Corsini (Ita) NGC Medical - OTC Industria Porte 47 4 Baek Sung Park (Kor) Seoul Cycling 40 5 Alexandre Usov (Blr) AG2r - La Mondiale 38 6 Alberto Loddo (Ita) Tinkoff Credit Systems 37 7 Takashi Miyazawa (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 36 8 Sébastien Hinault (Fra) Crédit Agricole 35 9 Enrico Rossi (Ita) NGC Medical - OTC Industria Porte 30 10 Mitchell Docker (Aus) Drapac Porsche Developement Program 29 11 Jeremy Hunt (GBr) Crédit Agricole 24 12 Danilo Hondo (Ger) Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli 24 13 Nolan Hoffman (Rsa) South African National Team 24 14 Peter McDonald (Aus) Drapac Porsche Developement Program 23 15 Gustavo Cesar (Spa) Karpin Galicia 23 16 Koji Fukushima (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 23 17 Diego Nosotti (Ita) NGC Medical - OTC Industria Porte 22 18 Jeremy Yates (NZl) New Zealand National Team 22 19 Zakkari Dempster (Aus) South Australia.com - AIS 22 20 Yan Xing Dong (Chn) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 21 21 Matthieu Sprick (Fra) Bouygues Telecom 20 22 Bernard Sulzberger (Aus) Letua Cycling Team 20 23 Johnnie Walker (Aus) South Australia.com - AIS 20 24 Matt Wilson (Aus) Team Type 1 19 25 M. Fauzan Ahmed Lutti (Mas) Malaysia National Team 18 26 Jose Perez Serpa (Col) Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli 15 27 Jae Won Lee (Kor) Seoul Cycling 15 28 Jackson Rodriguez (Ven) Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli 14 29 Matteo Priamo (Ita) CSF Group Navigare 14 30 Mizan Maleki (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 14 31 Ho Seon Park (Kor) Seoul Cycling 13 32 Mauro Abel Richeze (Arg) CSF Group Navigare 13 33 David George (Rsa) South African National Team 12 34 Sergey Kudentsov (Rus) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 12 35 Hariff Mohd Salleh (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 11 36 Jean-Marc Marino (Fra) Crédit Agricole 10 37 Ruslan Ivanov (Mda) Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli 10 38 Moises Aldape (Aus) Team Type 1 10 39 Shinichi Fukushima (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 9 40 Rony Martias (Fra) Bouygues Telecom 9 41 Farshad Salehian (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 9 42 Hyeon Gu Kim (Kor) Seoul Cycling 8 43 Miyataka Shimizu (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 8 44 Chris. Meschenmoser (Ger) Team Ista 7 45 Tanha Saeidi (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 7 46 Stijn Vandenbergh (Bel) AG2r - La Mondiale 7 47 Hidenori Nodera (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 6 48 Dennis van Niekerk (Rsa) South African National Team 6 49 Haidar Ahmad Anuawar (Mas) Letua Cycling Team 6 50 Yukiya Arashiro (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 5 51 Sea Loh Keong (Mas) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 5 52 Ian McCleod (Rsa) South African National Team 4 53 Johann Tschopp (Swi) Bouygues Telecom 4 54 Stefan Trafelet (Swi) NGC Medical - OTC Industria Porte 4 55 Stuart Shaw (Aus) Drapac Porsche Developement Program 3 56 Erik Hoffmann (Ger) Giant Asia Racing Team 3 57 Yoshimasa Hirose (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 3 58 HongKi Yoo (Kor) Seoul Cycling 2 59 Suhardi Hassan (Mas) Malaysia National Team 2 60 Francesco Tomei (Ita) CSF Group Navigare 2 61 Gene Bates (Aus) Drapac Porsche Developement Program 2 62 Yauhen Sobal (Blr) Tinkoff Credit Systems 1 63 Glen Chadwick (Aus) Team Type 1 1 64 Pavel Brutt (Rus) Tinkoff Credit Systems 1 65 Nikolay Trusov (Rus) Tinkoff Credit Systems 1 66 Walter Pedraza (Col) Tinkoff Credit Systems 1 67 Li Yong Ng (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 1 Mountains classification 1 Chris. Meschenmoser (Ger) Team Ista 4 pts 2 Johnnie Walker (Aus) South Australia.com - AIS 2 3 Dennis van Niekerk (Rsa) South African National Team 1 Asian rider classification 1 Baek Sung Park (Kor) Seoul Cycling 26.36.19 2 Shinichi Fukushima (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 0.01 3 Hidenori Nodera (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 0.06 4 Tomoya Kano (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 5 Hyeon Gu Kim (Kor) Seoul Cycling 18.43 6 Sea Loh Keong (Mas) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 19.26 7 Anuar Manan (Mas) Letua Cycling Team 21.40 8 Mohd Misbah Nur (Mas) Malaysia National Team 21.51 9 Koji Fukushima (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 22.04 10 M. Fauzan Ahmed Lutti (Mas) Malaysia National Team 22.06 11 Jae Won Lee (Kor) Seoul Cycling 22.18 12 Takashi Miyazawa (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 23.02 13 Ho Seon Park (Kor) Seoul Cycling 23.04 14 Mohd Razak Abd (Mas) Malaysia National Team 23.06 15 Hing Chun Chan (Hkg) Hongkong National Team 16 Haidar Ahmad Anuawar (Mas) Letua Cycling Team 17 Yip Wang Tang (Hkg) Hongkong National Team 18 Kuei Peng (Tpe) Giant Asia Racing Team 19 Mohd Sayuti Zahit (Mas) Letua Cycling Team 20 Zamani M. Mustarudin (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 21 Yusuke Hatanaka (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 22 Mizan Maleki (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 23.08 23 Farshad Salehian (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 24 Tanha Saeidi (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 25 HongKi Yoo (Kor) Seoul Cycling 23.13 26 Mohd Saleh (Mas) Malaysia National Team 23.14 27 M. Daud Firdaus (Mas) Malaysia National Team 28 Wai Siu Ko (Hkg) Hongkong National Team 29 San Kin Wu (Hkg) Hongkong National Team 30 Jasmin Mohd Ruslan (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 31 Herwin Jaya (Ina) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 32 Mehdi Sohrabi (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 33 Yoshiyuki Abe (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 34 Li Yong Ng (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 35 Suk Hyo Gong (Kor) Seoul Cycling 36 Budi Santoso (Ina) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 37 Fuyu Li (Chn) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 38 Saiful Mohd Aziz (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 39 Vyacheslav Dyadichkin (Kaz) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 40 Mustafa Amir Rusli (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 41 Amir Zargari (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 42 Kovij Fahridi (Iri) Islamic Azad Univercity Cycling Team 43 Tonton Susanto (Ina) Letua Cycling Team 44 Hari Fitrianto (Ina) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 45 Hariff Mohd Salleh (Mas) MNCF Cycling Team 23.25 46 Suhardi Hassan (Mas) Malaysia National Team 23.33 47 Yukiya Arashiro (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 23.34 48 Yoshimasa Hirose (Jpn) Skil-Shimano 23.36 49 Rizza Abdullah Pahlavi (Ina) Polygon Sweet Nice Team 23.37 50 Kuan Lai (Tpe) Giant Asia Racing Team 51 Ken Onodera (Jpn) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 52 Ryan Arihan (Ina) Letua Cycling Team 24.17 53 Miyataka Shimizu (Jpn) Meitan Hompo - GDR 31.04 54 Yan Xing Dong (Chn) Trek - Marco Polo Cycling Team 39.15 Teams classification 1 Serramenti PVC 80.07.41 2 Team Type 1 4.28 3 Skil - Shimano 4.34 4 Bouygues Telecom 18.35 5 NGC Medical - OTC 18.54 6 South African N.T. 7 SouthAustralia.Com - AIS 8 Seoul Cycling 22.05 9 Tinkoff Credit Systems 23.06 10 Drapac Porsche 23.08 11 Credit Agricole 23.14 12 Letua Cycling Team 26.30 13 Meitan Hompo - GDR 26.32 14 Giant Asia Racing Team 27.42 15 Karpin Galicia 27.44 16 New Zealand N.T. 27.50 17 Trek Marco Polo 45.33 18 Team Ista 46.22 19 AG2R La Mondiale 46.30 20 Malaysia N.T. 48.23 21 Hong Kong N.T. 50.42 22 MNCF Cycling Team 23 Islamic Azad University 50.46 24 Polygon Sweet Nice 50.50 25 CSF Group-Navigare 51.32 Asian teams classification 1 Seoul Cycling 80.29.46 2 Meitan Hompo - GDR 4.27 3 Trek Marco Polo 23.28 4 Malaysia N.T. 26.18 5 Letua Cycling Team 27.25 6 Hong Kong N.T. 28.37 7 MNCF Cycling Team 8 Islamic Azad University 28.41 9 Polygon Sweet Nice 28.45
