Polynormande: Perichon sostuvo el pulso al pelotón

Perichon se da un día de celebración en Polynormande. Foto lncpro.fr

Roberto Tejedor / Ciclo21

Pierre-Luc Perichon (Fortuneo) no solo logró mantener el pulso con el pelotón desde que se compusiera el primer grupo en fuga, sino que en compañía de Pierre Gouault (Roubaix Metropole) en los últimos kilómetros llevarla hasta su final para definir por mayor potencia el desenlace. Perichon de esta forma vuelve a levantar los brazos 11 meses después de que lo hiciera en el Duo Normand a finales de 2017 y suma la segunda victoria en el exiguo palmares de Fortuneo Samsic en la presente campaña.

CLASIFICACIÓN COMPLETA

01	Pierre-Luc Perichon	1987	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	4:05:22
02	Pierre Gouault	1993	France	Roubaix Metropole Europeenne de Lil	00″
03	Lorrenzo Manzin	1994	France	Vital Concept	08″
04	Hugo Hofstetter	1994	France	Cofidis, Solutions Credits	08″
05	Conor Swift	1995	Great Britain	Madison – Genesis	08″
06	Samuel Dumoulin	1980	France	AG2R La Mondiale	08″
07	Kevin Van Melsen	1987	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	08″
08	Flavien Maurelet	1991	France	St. Michel – Auber 93	08″
09	Clément Russo	1995	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	08″
10	Jimmy Turgis	1991	France	Cofidis, Solutions Credits	08″
11	Kevyn Ista	1984	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	08″
12	Aksel Nommela	1994	Estonia	Beat Cycling Club	08″
13	Valentin Madouas	1996	France	Groupama – FDJ	08″
14	Jimmy Raibaud	1991	France	Groupama – FDJ	08″
15	Damien Touze	1996	France	St. Michel – Auber 93	08″
16	Emils Liepins	1992	Latvia	ONE Pro Cycling	08″
17	Kevin Le Cunff	1988	France	St. Michel – Auber 93	08″
18	Dimitri Peyskens	1991	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	08″
19	Nicola Gaffurini	1989	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis	08″
20	Alessandro Fedeli	1996	Italy	Delko Marseille – Provence	08″
21	Anthony Delaplace	1989	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	08″
22	Yoann Offredo	1986	France	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	08″
23	Romain Combaud	1991	France	Delko Marseille – Provence	08″
24	Tom Vermeer	1985	Netherlands	Team Differdange – Losch	08″
25	Piotr Havik	1994	Netherlands	Beat Cycling Club	08″
26	Pierre Idjouadiene	1996	France	Roubaix Metropole Europeenne de Lil	08″
27	Paul Ourselin	1994	France	Direct Energie	08″
28	Matthew Holmes	1993	Great Britain	Madison – Genesis	08″
29	Maxime Vantomme	1986	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	08″
30	Romain Le Roux	1992	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	08″
31	Fabien Doubey	1993	France	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	08″
32	Dario Puccioni	1996	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis	08″
33	Michele Gazzara	1990	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis	14″
34	Robin Meyer	1996	France	Delko Marseille – Provence	16″
35	Luke Mudgway	1996	New Zealand	H&R Block Pro Cycling Team	16″
36	Romain Seigle	1994	France	Groupama – FDJ	18″
37	James Oram	1993	New Zealand	ONE Pro Cycling	18″
38	Camille Thominet	1990	France	St. Michel – Auber 93	18″
39	Tom Baylis	1996	Great Britain	ONE Pro Cycling	18″
40	Guillaume Martin	1993	France	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	25″
41	Julien Antomarchi	1984	France	Roubaix Metropole Europeenne de Lil	27″
42	Jeremy Leveau	1992	France	Delko Marseille – Provence	45″
43	Steven Tronet	1986	France	Roubaix Metropole Europeenne de Lil	48″
44	Kevin Reza	1988	France	Vital Concept	50″
45	Franck Bonnamour	1995	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	59″
46	Camille Thominet	1990	France	St. Michel – Auber 93	1′ 24″
47	Nicolas Prodhomme	1997	France	AG2R La Mondiale	1′ 24″
48	Kenneth Vanbilsen	1990	Belgium	Cofidis, Solutions Credits	1′ 48″
49	George Pym	1994	Great Britain	Madison – Genesis	2′ 26″
50	Per Münstermann	1999	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW	2′ 26″
51	Johannes Hodapp	1999	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW	2′ 26″
52	Tom Wirtgen	1996	Luxembourg	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	3′ 08″
53	Dimitri Claeys	1987	Belgium	Cofidis, Solutions Credits	3′ 56″
54	Paolo Toto	1991	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis	3′ 56″
55	Lucas De Rossi	1995	France	Delko Marseille – Provence	3′ 56″
56	Yoann Bagot	1987	France	Vital Concept	3′ 56″
57	Jerome Mainard	1986	France	Roubaix Metropole Europeenne de Lil	3′ 56″
58	Guillaume Levarlet	1985	France	St. Michel – Auber 93	3′ 56″
59	Alo Jakin	1986	Estonia	St. Michel – Auber 93	3′ 56″
60	Yohann Gène	1981	France	Direct Energie	3′ 56″
61	Peter Williams	1986	Great Britain	ONE Pro Cycling	4′ 45″
62	Jonas Van Genechten	1986	Belgium	Vital Concept	5′ 00″
63	Quentin Jauregui	1994	France	AG2R La Mondiale	5′ 08″
64	Benoit Cosnefroy	1995	France	AG2R La Mondiale	5′ 08″
65	Richard Handley	1990	Great Britain	Madison – Genesis	5′ 25″
66	Erick Rowsell	1990	Great Britain	Madison – Genesis	6′ 00″
67	Neil Van Der Ploeg	1987	Australia	Madison – Genesis	6′ 00″
68	Anthony Maldonado	1991	France	St. Michel – Auber 93	6′ 00″
69	Luca Colnaghi	1999	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis	6′ 42″
70	Niccolo Salvietti	1993	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis	6′ 42″
71	Cyril Lemoine	1983	France	Cofidis, Solutions Credits	6′ 42″
72	Benoit Vaugrenard	1982	France	Groupama – FDJ	6′ 42″
73	Tanguy Turgis	1998	France	Vital Concept	6′ 42″
74	Clement Davy	1998	France	Groupama – FDJ	6′ 42″
75	Tom Thill	1990	Luxembourg	Team Differdange – Losch	7′ 20″
76	Balazs Rozsa	1995	Hungary	Team Differdange – Losch	7′ 20″
77	Jacob Scott	1995	Great Britain	ONE Pro Cycling	7′ 28″
78	Ludwig De Winter	1992	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	7′ 34″
79	Justin Jules	1986	France	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	7′ 42″
80	Erwann Corbel	1991	France	Vital Concept	8′ 27″
81	Alexys Brunel	1998	France	Groupama – FDJ	8′ 28″
82	Maxime Daniel	1991	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	8′ 30″
83	Emmanuel Morin	1995	France	Cofidis, Solutions Credits	8′ 30″
84	Jeremy Cornu	1991	France	Direct Energie	9′ 26″
85	Arnaud Gérard	1984	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	9′ 26″
86	Alex Mengoulas	1997	Netherlands	Beat Cycling Club	9′ 26″
87	Jayson Valade	1991	France	H&R Block Pro Cycling Team	11′ 56″
88	Wesley Van Dyck	1994	Belgium	Beat Cycling Club	12′ 18″
89	Daan Hoeyberghs	1994	Belgium	Beat Cycling Club	12′ 32″
90	Victor Lafay	1996	France	Bourg-en-Bresse Ain Cyclisme	13′ 06″
91	Jean-Denis Thibault	1998	Canada	H&R Block Pro Cycling Team	13′ 06″
92	David Galarreta Ugarte	1993	Spain	C.C.Rias Baixas	13′ 06″
93	Julius Domnick	1997	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW	13′ 06″
94	Christopher Latham	1994	Great Britain	ONE Pro Cycling	13′ 08″
95	Julien Duval	1990	France	AG2R La Mondiale	13′ 08″
96	Jure Rupnik	1993	Slovenia	H&R Block Pro Cycling Team	15′ 14″
DNF	Rudy Barbier	1992	France	AG2R La Mondiale
DNF	Nahom Desale Kalei	1992	Netherlands	Beat Cycling Club
DNF	Bas Tietema	1995	Netherlands	Beat Cycling Club
DNF	Aurelien Paret Peintre	1996	France	Chambéry Cyclisme Formation
DNF	Julien El Fares	1985	France	Delko Marseille – Provence
DNF	Axel Journiaux	1995	France	Direct Energie
DNF	Alexandre Pichot	1983	France	Direct Energie
DNF	Perrig Quemeneur	1984	France	Direct Energie
DNF	David Riviere	1995	France	Direct Energie
DNF	Bruno Armirail	1994	France	Groupama – FDJ
DNF	Tobyn Horton	1986	Great Britain	Madison – Genesis
DNF	Szymon Tracz	1998	Poland	ONE Pro Cycling
DNF	Pierre Barbier	1997	France	Roubaix Metropole Europeenne de Lil
DNF	Thomas Joly	1995	France	Roubaix Metropole Europeenne de Lil
DNF	Alessandro Marinozzi	1998	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis
DNF	Tiago Da Silva	1997	Luxembourg	Team Differdange – Losch
DNF	Jelle Donders	1993	Belgium	Team Differdange – Losch
DNF	Toni Franz	1997	Germany	Team Differdange – Losch
DNF	Raphael Kockelmann	1999	Luxembourg	Team Differdange – Losch
DNF	Michel Giesselmann	1999	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW
DNF	Aaron Grosser	1996	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW
DNF	Joann Leinau	1995	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW
DNF	Louis Leinau	1995	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW
DNF	Marc Fournier	1994	France	Vital Concept
DNF	Alfdan De Decker	1996	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert
DNF	Jasper De Laat	1994	Netherlands	Wanty – Groupe Gobert
DNF	Pierre Goebeert	1997	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert
DNF	Kenny Molly	1996	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect