Wow super strong season of Mitte! 

After a magnificient solo of almost 60km and with a big time gap, van der Poel won. It was his second Roubaix victory in a row.
In the picture the final podium ;  2nd Philipsen 3:00",  1st van der Poel 0:00",  3rd Pedersen 3:00"

CFF League winner = Mitte 

Congratulations with your first monument victory, Mitte !

Final podium ;  1st Kopecky,  2nd Balsamo,  3rd Georgi.

CFF League winner = Vos 


A searing late attack has netted Juan Ayuso (UAE Team Emirates) the overall of Itzulia Basque Country and the biggest win of his career, while Carlos Rodriguez (Ineos-Grenadiers) claimed the final ultra-tough stage 6.

On the hardest stage of Itzulia Basque Country and a day of non-stop attacking, the two young Spaniards broke away from race leader Mattias Skjelmose (Lidl-Trek) some 16 kilometres from the line.

Rodriguez's and Ayuso’s unspoken alliance allowed the two to power into the finish line with roughly 40 seconds advantage on Skjelmose -  Rodriguez taking the stage, and both moving onto the GC podium.
In the picture the final GC podium ;  2nd Rodríguez 0:42",  1st Ayuso 0:00",  3rd Skjelmose 0:43"

CFF League stage 6 winner = Mitte 

GC winner = Mitte 
Mitte wins also the sprint jersey.
Animatoca wins the mountain jersey.
ophiuko wins the youth jersey.

 
Louis Meintjes (Intermarché-Wanty) crossed the finish line first on a crash-marred largely neutralised stage 4 at the Itzulia Basque Country.

Officials neutralized the main peloton - with the exception of six breakaway riders - after a serious crash on a descent with 35km to go, which saw multiple riders go down, including overall race leader Primož Roglič (Bora-Hansgrohe), Jonas Vingegaard (Visma-Lease a Bike) and Remco Evenepoel (Soudal-QuickStep).

Although the main field was neutralised into Legutio, and GC times were not taken at the finish, officials allowed the original breakaway of six riders to continue the last 20km and contest the stage win.
Three of those six riders continued onward: Meintjes, Reuben Thompson (Groupama), and Karel Vacek (Burgos-BH). Some 10 kilometres out, Meintjes went clear and crossed the line to take the stage win.

All of the riders were given the same general classification time. As Roglič and Evenepoel were forced to abandon the race,
Mattias Skjelmose (Lidl-Trek), who was third overall, became the new race leader.
Also Vingegaard and 8 other cyclists had to abandon in this stage 4.

CFF League stage 4 winner = Animatoca 
Vos is still the GC leader with 2 more stages to go.

  Lapeira wins stage 2.

CFF League stage 2 winner = Patrick Kok 
Vos is still the GC leader.


next race ;
  4 hours and 12 minutes left to join.
previous winners ; Vos ( 23 + 21 + 20 ), Animatoca ( 22 ), pizzaboys ( 19 ), Averatalm ( 18 ).