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Tour de France, stage 3 tomorrow: route, favorites and TV schedules
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The fugitives of the day are Magnus Cort Nielsen (EF Education-EasyPost), Sven Erik Bystrom (Intermarché-Wanty-Gobert Materials), Cyril Barthe e Pierre Roland (B&B Hotels-KTM): the latter two then lose contact on the Cote d’Asnaes Indelukke (1,1 km with an average slope of 5,4%). A little less than 60 km from the finish in front of him remains the only one Bystrom, in turn resumed 31 km from the end. Just before the bridge of Storebaeltfeared especially for the wind, the group is shaken by several falls: the first involves Rigoberto Urán (EF Education-EasyPost), while in the second, much more serious, the yellow jersey ends up on the asphalt Yves Lampaert (Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team), Alberto Dainese (Team DSM), Philippe Gilbert (Lotto Soudal), Bauke Mollema (Trek-Segafredo) and Thibaut Pinot (Groupama-FDJ). Once the time is neutralized, the group is shocked by another big fall that almost involves as well Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates): What remains of the main platoon faces a sprint that is won by Fabio Jakobsen (Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team), che precede Wout Van Aert (Jumbo-Visma). This time the Belgian can console himself by winning the yellow jersey at the expense of lampaertwho in the last km works as a follower for Jakobsenwhich gives the first joy to the Tour after the ordeal faced following the terrible fall that occurred in Tour of Poland 2020.
Order of arrival stage 2 Tour de France 2022
1) Fabio Jakobsen (QST) in 4h34’34 ”
2) Wout Van Aert (TJV) st
3) Mads Pedersen (TFS) st
4) Danny Van Poppel (BOH) st
5) Jasper Philipsen (ADC) st
6) Peter Sagan (TEN) st
7) Jérémy Lecroq (BBK) st
8) Dylan Groenewegen (BEX) st
9) Luca Mozzato (BBK) st
10) Hugo Hofstetter (ARK) St
Tour de France 2022 general classification
1) Wout Van Aert (TJV) in 4h49’50”
2) Yves Lampaert (QST) +1”
3) Tadej Pogacar (UAD) +8”
4) Filippo Ganna (IGD) +1
5) Mads Pedersen (TFS) +12 ”
6) Mathieu Van Der Poel (ADC) +14”
7) Jonas Vingegaard (TJV) +16”
8) Primoz Roglic (TJV) +17”
9) Bauke Mollema (TFS) +18 ”
10) Dylan Teuns (TBV) +21 ”
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