Copa Agostoni 2018: Moscon gana tras su castigo

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— World Cycling Stats (@wcstats) 15 de septiembre de 2018

Gianni Moscon, triunfador de la Copa Agostoni.

Gianni Moscon no ha podido tener mejor reaparición. El corredor del Sky, que no competía tras ser expulsado del Tour de Francia el 22 de julio -15ª etapa- por agredir a Elie Gesbert (Fortuneo), se ha llevado el triunfo en Lissone, en la Copa Agostoni 2018, tras 200 kilómetros. El italiano ha superado con claridad al estonio Rein Taaramae (Direct Energie) en el mano a mano con el que se ha resuelto la carrera.

Ángel Madrazo (Delko-Marseille) ha sido uno de los grandes protagonistas de la jornada. El cántabro ha rodado escapado durante gran parte de la carrera junto a Damiano Caruso (BMC) o el propio Moscon, que finalmente se ha asociado con Taaramae para el tramo final.

CLASIFICACIÓN

01	Gianni Moscon	1994	Italy	Team Sky	4t 49′ 33″
02	Rein Taaramäe	1987	Estonia	Direct Energie	01″
03	Enrico Gasparotto	1982	Italy	Bahrain – Merida	23″
04	Luca Wackermann	1992	Italy	Bardiani – CSF	24″
05	Pierpaolo Ficara	1991	Italy	Amore & Vita – Prodir	30″
06	Davide Orrico	1990	Italy	Vorarlberg – Santic	30″
07	Anthony Delaplace	1989	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	30″
08	Marc Hirschi	1998	Switzerland	Development Team Sunweb	30″
09	Ivan Rovny	1987	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	54″
10	Francesco Gavazzi	1984	Italy	Androni Giocattoli	54″
11	Mauro Finetto	1985	Italy	Delko Marseille – Provence	54″
12	Romain Bardet	1990	France	AG2R La Mondiale	54″
13	Damiano Caruso	1987	Italy	BMC Racing Team	54″
14	Ivan Santaromita	1984	Italy	Nippo – Vini Fantini	54″
15	Angel Madrazo	1988	Spain	Delko Marseille – Provence	1′ 40″
16	Davide Ballerini	1994	Italy	Androni Giocattoli	4′ 24″
17	Simone Ponzi	1987	Italy	Nippo – Vini Fantini	4′ 24″
18	Kristian Sbaragli	1990	Italy	Israel Cycling Academy	4′ 24″
19	Grega Bole	1985	Slovenia	Bahrain – Merida	4′ 24″
20	Simone Ravanelli	1995	Italy	Biesse Carrera Gavardo	4′ 24″
21	Lorenzo Rota	1995	Italy	Bardiani – CSF	4′ 24″
22	Marco Tizza	1992	Italy	Nippo – Vini Fantini	4′ 24″
23	Jon Irisarri Rincon	1995	Spain	Caja Rural – Seguros RGA	4′ 24″
24	Pierre-Luc Perichon	1987	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	4′ 24″
25	Lilian Calmejane	1992	France	Direct Energie	4′ 24″
26	Delio Fernandez Cruz	1986	Spain	Delko Marseille – Provence	4′ 24″
27	Mattia Cattaneo	1990	Italy	Androni Giocattoli	4′ 24″
28	Marco Canola	1988	Italy	Nippo – Vini Fantini	4′ 24″
29	Giovanni Visconti	1983	Italy	Bahrain – Merida	4′ 24″
30	Gordian Banzer	1996	Switzerland	Akros – Renfer SA	4′ 24″
31	Fausto Masnada	1993	Italy	Androni Giocattoli	4′ 24″
32	Romain Sicard	1988	France	Direct Energie	4′ 24″
33	Gino Mäder	1997	Switzerland	IAM Excelsior	4′ 24″
34	Edoardo Zardini	1989	Italy	Wilier Triestina	4′ 24″
35	Maxime Bouet	1986	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	4′ 24″
36	Diego Rosa	1989	Italy	Team Sky	4′ 24″
37	Eros Capecchi	1986	Italy	Quick-Step Floors	4′ 24″
38	Killian Frankiny	1994	Switzerland	BMC Racing Team	4′ 24″
39	Matteo Fabbro	1995	Italy	Katusha – Alpecin	4′ 33″
40	Edward Dunbar	1996	Ireland	Team Sky	4′ 33″
41	Benoit Cosnefroy	1995	France	AG2R La Mondiale	4′ 33″
42	Samuele Battistella	1998	Italy	Zalf Euromobil Désirée Fior	4′ 33″
43	Daniel Turek	1993	Czech Republic	Israel Cycling Academy	4′ 33″
44	Edwin Avila	1989	Colombia	Israel Cycling Academy	4′ 33″
DNF	Clement Champoussin	1998	France	AG2R La Mondiale
DNF	Clement Chevrier	1992	France	AG2R La Mondiale
DNF	Axel Domont	1990	France	AG2R La Mondiale
DNF	Matteo Montaguti	1984	Italy	AG2R La Mondiale
DNF	Clement Venturini	1993	France	AG2R La Mondiale
DNF	Marco Bernardinetti	1991	Italy	Amore & Vita – Prodir
DNF	Turcanu Veaceslav Biondi	1998	Italy	Amore & Vita – Prodir
DNF	Michele Corradini	1996	Italy	Amore & Vita – Prodir
DNF	Davide Gabburo	1993	Italy	Amore & Vita – Prodir
DNF	Colin Stüssi	1993	Switzerland	Amore & Vita – Prodir
DNF	Mirko Trosino	1992	Italy	Amore & Vita – Prodir
DNF	Manuel Belletti	1985	Italy	Androni Giocattoli
DNF	Marco Frapporti	1985	Italy	Androni Giocattoli
DNF	Ivan Ramiro Sosa	1997	Colombia	Androni Giocattoli
DNF	Manuele Boaro	1987	Italy	Bahrain – Merida
DNF	Sonny Colbrelli	1990	Italy	Bahrain – Merida
DNF	Domen Novak	1995	Slovenia	Bahrain – Merida
DNF	Maxim Pirard	1997	Belgium	Bahrain – Merida
DNF	Vincenzo Albanese	1996	Italy	Bardiani – CSF
DNF	Enrico Barbin	1990	Italy	Bardiani – CSF
DNF	Giovanni Carboni	1995	Italy	Bardiani – CSF
DNF	Daniel Savini	1997	Italy	Bardiani – CSF
DNF	Alessandro Tonelli	1992	Italy	Bardiani – CSF
DNF	Miguel Angel Benito	1993	Spain	Caja Rural – Seguros RGA
DNF	Danilo Celano	1989	Italy	Caja Rural – Seguros RGA
DNF	Fabricio Ferrari	1985	Uruguay	Caja Rural – Seguros RGA
DNF	Mauricio Moreira	1995	Uruguay	Caja Rural – Seguros RGA
DNF	Justin Oien	1995	USA	Caja Rural – Seguros RGA
DNF	Gonzalo Serrano Rodriguez	1994	Spain	Caja Rural – Seguros RGA
DNF	Amaro Antunes	1990	Portugal	CCC Sprandi Polkowice
DNF	Alan Banaszek	1997	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice
DNF	Piotr Brozyna	1995	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice
DNF	Pawel Cieslik	1986	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice
DNF	Jonas Koch	1993	Germany	CCC Sprandi Polkowice
DNF	Kamil Malecki	1996	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice
DNF	Michal Paluta	1995	Poland	CCC Sprandi Polkowice
DNF	Lucas De Rossi	1995	France	Delko Marseille – Provence
DNF	Alessandro Fedeli	1996	Italy	Delko Marseille – Provence
DNF	Iuri Filosi	1992	Italy	Delko Marseille – Provence
DNF	Javier Moreno	1984	Spain	Delko Marseille – Provence
DNF	Stefan De Bod	1996	South Africa	Dimension Data for Qhubeka
DNF	Mehdi El Chokri	1997	Morocco	Dimension Data for Qhubeka
DNF	Luca Mozzato	1998	Italy	Dimension Data for Qhubeka
DNF	Samuel Mugisha	1997	Rwanda	Dimension Data for Qhubeka
DNF	Hafetab Weldu	1996	Ethiopia	Dimension Data for Qhubeka
DNF	Fabien Grellier	1994	France	Direct Energie
DNF	Paul Ourselin	1994	France	Direct Energie
DNF	Perrig Quemeneur	1984	France	Direct Energie
DNF	Angelo Tulik	1990	France	Direct Energie
DNF	Igor Boev	1989	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo
DNF	Alexander Foliforov	1992	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo
DNF	Evgeny Kobernyak	1995	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo
DNF	Dmitriy Kozontchuk	1984	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo
DNF	Sergey Lagutin	1981	Uzbekistan	Gazprom – RusVelo
DNF	Evgeny Shalunov	1992	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo
DNF	Fabian Lienhard	1993	Switzerland	Holowesko – Citadel
DNF	Matteo Badilatti	1992	Switzerland	Israel Cycling Academy
DNF	Jose Manuel Diaz Gallego	1995	Spain	Israel Cycling Academy
DNF	Awet Gebremedhin	1992	Eritrea	Israel Cycling Academy
DNF	Omer Goldstein	1996	Israel	Israel Cycling Academy
DNF	Guy Niv	1994	Israel	Israel Cycling Academy
DNF	Alexander Evtushenko	1993	Russia	Lokosphinx
DNF	Arseny Nikiforov	1998	Russia	Lokosphinx
DNF	Savva Novikov	1999	Russia	Lokosphinx
DNF	Dmitry Sokolov	1988	Russia	Lokosphinx
DNF	Alexander Vdovin	1993	Russia	Lokosphinx
DNF	Emil Dima	1997	Romania	MSTina-Focus
DNF	Mattia Marcelli	1991	Italy	MSTina-Focus
DNF	Andrea Ruscetta	1990	Italy	MSTina-Focus
DNF	Riccardo Stacchiotti	1991	Italy	MSTina-Focus
DNF	Denis Marian Vulcan	1999	Romania	MSTina-Focus
DNF	Federico Zurlo	1994	Italy	MSTina-Focus
DNF	Joan Bou Company	1997	Spain	Nippo – Vini Fantini
DNF	Eduard Michael Grosu	1992	Romania	Nippo – Vini Fantini
DNF	Filippo Zaccanti	1995	Italy	Nippo – Vini Fantini
DNF	Alessandro Monaco	1998	Italy	Petroli Firenze-Hopplá
DNF	Cristian Scaroni	1997	Italy	Petroli Firenze-Hopplá
DNF	Miguel Angel Ballesteros Canovas	1996	Spain	Polartec – Kometa
DNF	Isaac Cantón Serrano	1996	Spain	Polartec – Kometa
DNF	Awet Habtom	1998	Eritrea	Polartec – Kometa
DNF	Wilson Estiben Peña	1998	Colombia	Polartec – Kometa
DNF	Diego Pablo Sevilla	1996	Spain	Polartec – Kometa
DNF	Antonio Di Sante	1993	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis
DNF	Matteo Draperi	1991	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis
DNF	Nicola Gaffurini	1989	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis
DNF	Michele Gazzara	1990	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis
DNF	Dario Puccioni	1996	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis
DNF	Niccolo Salvietti	1993	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis
DNF	Paolo Toto	1991	Italy	Sangemini – MG.Kvis
DNF	Kent Main	1996	South Africa	Dimension Data
DNF	Matteo Sobrero	1997	Italy	Dimension Data
DNF	Brice Feillu	1985	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic
DNF	Armindo Fonseca	1989	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic
DNF	Romain Le Roux	1992	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic
DNF	Kevin Ledanois	1993	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic
DNF	Leonardo Basso	1993	Italy	Team Sky
DNF	Mark Donovan	1999	Great Britain	Team Sky
DNF	Michal Golas	1984	Poland	Team Sky
DNF	Ethan Hayter	1998	Great Britain	Team Sky
DNF	Dominik Amann	1999	Austria	Vorarlberg – Santic
DNF	Lukas Meiler	1995	Germany	Vorarlberg – Santic
DNF	Lukas Rügg	1996	Switzerland	Vorarlberg – Santic
DNF	Patrick Schelling	1990	Switzerland	Vorarlberg – Santic
DNF	Joeri Stallaert	1991	Belgium	Vorarlberg – Santic
DNF	Michel Ries	1998	Luxembourg	Trek – Segafredo
DNF	Andrea Bagioli	1999	Italy	UAE Team Emirates
DNF	Matteo Bono	1983	Italy	UAE Team Emirates
DNF	Alessandro Covi	1998	Italy	UAE Team Emirates
DNF	Kristijan Durasek	1987	Croatia	UAE Team Emirates
DNF	Filippo Ganna	1996	Italy	UAE Team Emirates
DNF	Yousef Mirza	1988	UAE	UAE Team Emirates
DNF	Oliviero Troia	1994	Italy	UAE Team Emirates
DNF	Patrick Muller	1996	Switzerland	Vital Concept
DNF	Thomas Deruette	1995	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect
DNF	Eliot Lietaer	1990	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect
DNF	Christophe Masson	1985	France	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect
DNF	Kenny Molly	1996	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect
DNF	Julien Mortier	1997	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect
DNF	Dimitri Peyskens	1991	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect
DNF	Antonie Warnier	1993	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect
DNF	Miguel Eduardo Florez Lopez	1996	Colombia	Wilier Triestina
DNF	Giuseppe Fonzi	1991	Italy	Wilier Triestina
DNF	Ilia Koshevoy	1991	Belarus	Wilier Triestina
DNF	Nicholas Rinaldi	1997	Italy	Wilier Triestina
DNF	Sebastian Schönberger	1994	Austria	Wilier Triestina
DNF	Simone Velasco	1995	Italy	Wilier Triestina
DNF	Dimitri Bussard	1996	Switzerland	Yunnan Taishan Pardus