Tour of Baloise Belgium: Stage 3
After two group races, a 15.2km individual time trial will follow on Friday with a start and finish in Beveren. You can catch Phase 3 here live with script tomorrow, starting at 3pm, and there will also be live photos on VRT 1 and here with a live stream.
Preparation for the mass sprint on stage 2 was disrupted by heavy falls including Ewan and Philipsen. The latter was able to continue quickly, and the former had to wait a little longer.
The Australian eventually reached the finish line. Initial examination showed no fractures, but bruises and abrasions did appear. After further investigation, the good news came later in the evening that he could stay in the race. Ewan leaves at five eighty at 3.39pm.
20-year-old Ward Hoeps will be the first on the podium on Friday. Baloise Trek Lions rider starts at 2.15pm. In and around the Grote Markt in Beveren.
The leader’s purple jersey wearer, Dutchman Fabio Jacobsen (Soudal Quick-Step), starts at 4.45pm. Finally on a completely flat road.
4:16pm: Ryan Christensen (NZ)
4:17 PM: Kenneth Van Rooy
4:18 PM: Sören Waerenskjold (Noo)
4:19 PM: Joris Nieuwenhuis (Ned)
4:20 p.m.: Veto Bright
4:21 PM: Tom Van Asbrouck
4:22 pm: Rory Townsend (Irish)
4:23 PM: Oded Kogut (Egypt).
4:24 PM: Alexandre Christophe (no)
4:25 p.m.: Sander de Pestel
4:27 PM: Jasper Stoen
4:29 PM: Florian Vermeersch
4:31 PM: Yves Lambert
4:33 PM: Matias Vasek (CJ)
4:35 p.m.: Timothy Dupont
4:37 pm: Rasmus Teller (no)
4:39 PM: Kasper Pedersen (Dunn)
4:41 PM: Jasper De Buest
4:43 PM: Matteo van der Poel (Ned)
4:45 PM: Fabio Jacobsen (Ned).
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