2014 Tour de Pologne

January 2021 2014 Tour de Pologne Tour de Pologne 2014 – 1. etap w Gdańsku (1).JPG 250px 2014 UCI World Tour 20 29 3–9 August 2014 7 1251 km 30h 16' 18" Rafał Majka Poland SAX 2014 yellow Ion Izagirre Spain MOV 2014 Beñat Intxausti Spain MOV 2014 Maciej Paterski Poland CCC 2014 violet Yauheni Hutarovich Belarus ALM 2014 white Matthias Krizek Austria CAN 2014 blue MOV 2014 2013 2015 The 2014 Tour de Pologne was the 71st running of the Tour de Pologne cycling stage race. It started on 3 August in Gdańsk and ended on 9 August in Kraków, after seven stages. It was the twentieth race of the 2014 UCI World Tour season. Participating teams As the Tour de Pologne was a UCI World Tour event, all eighteen UCI ProTeams were invited automatically and obligated to send a squad. Along with Team Poland – the Polish national team – two other squads were given wildcard places into the race, and as such, formed the event's 21-team peloton. The twenty-one teams that competed in the race were: 22em ALM 2014 AST 2014 BEL 2014 BMC 2014 CAN 2014 CCC 2014 EUC 2014 FDJ 2014 GIA 2014 GRS 2014 KAT 2014 LAM 2014 LTB 2014 MOV 2014 OPQ 2014 OGE 2014 Team Poland (national team) SKY 2014 SAX 2014 TFR 2014 RVL 2014 Schedule StageDateRouteDistanceTypeWinner 1 3 August Gdańsk to Bydgoszcz226 km 1 on 22px|alt=|link= Flat stage Yauheni Hutarovich BLR 2 4 August Toruń to Warsaw226 km 1 on 22px|alt=|link= Flat stage Petr Vakoč CZE 3 5 AugustKielce to Rzeszów174 km 1 on 22px|alt=|link= Flat stageTheo Bos NED 4 6 AugustTarnów to Katowice236 km 1 on22px|alt=|link= Medium-mountain stage Jonas van Genechten BEL 5 7 AugustZakopane to Štrbské Pleso (Slovakia)190 km 1 on22px|alt=|link= Mountain stage Rafał Majka POL 6 8 AugustTerma Bukowina Tatrzańska to Bukowina Tatrzańska174 km 1 on22px|alt=|link= Mountain stage Rafał Majka POL 7 9 AugustKraków to Kraków25 km 1 on20px|alt=|link= Individual time trial Kristof Vandewalle BEL Stages Stage 1 thumb|Stage 1 profile 3 August 2014 — Gdańsk to Bydgoszcz, 226 km 1 on In line with the 25th anniversary of Poland moving from a communist to a democratic country and being freed from Soviet grasp, the 71st Tour de Pologne started in Gdańsk, a city famous for being the home of the Solidarność union, largely responsible for the political changes. The first stage was predominantly flat, featuring just one categorised climb, a third category ascent in Bydgoszcz, on the second of three 7.2 km off on loops ending the stage. During the stage, there were also special sprints in Pruszcz Gdański and Malbork, as well as two intermediate sprints offering points for the intermediate sprints classification in Kwidzyn and Unisław. It was largely expected that this stage would be won by a sprinter, who would take the first yellow jersey. Immediately after the start, a breakaway was initiated by Matthias Krizek of LIQ 2014, and he was shortly joined by Jimmy Engoulvent of EUC 2014 and Anton Vorobyev of KAT 2014, as well as two home riders – Maciej Paterski of CCC 2014 and Kamil Gradek riding for a selective Polish national team. The five riders built up an advantage that reached 15 minutes over the peloton. The riders faced extreme temperatures at the start, the mercury reaching 35 C F. Gradek took maximum points at the intermediate sprint in Kwidzyn, whilst Engoulvent won at the Unisław sprint. With both riders having four points on their tally, the battle for the first navy blue jersey in the intermediate sprints classification would continue until the line. Eventually, the peloton started to minimise the gap to the breakaway, but it was then that a torrential downpour hit the race, causing at least one tree to fall over and block part of the road and at least 4 crashes, including 1 in the breakaway. Paterski attacked on the streets of Bydgoszcz, trying to take the first fuchsia jersey. He succeeded, with only him, Engoulvent and Krizek remaining on the last lap. Paterski led the way to try and take the stage victory but was caught under the flamme rouge. A sprint finish was ensured, with ALM 2014's Yauheni Hutarovich taking the stage victory, and the yellow and white jerseys with it. As he came higher in the stage, Engoulvent beat Gradek to the navy blue jersey. Stage 1 Resulthttps://www.cyclingnews.com/races/tour-de-pologne-2014/stage-1/results/ Hutarovich wins chaotic Tour of Poland opener Cyclingnews.com 3 August 2014 20 October 2019 RiderTeamTime 1 Yauheni Hutarovich BLR ALM 2014 5h 47' 50" 2 Roman Maikin RUS RVL 2014 + 0" 3 Manuele Mori ITA LAM 2014 + 0" 4 Guillaume Boivin CAN CAN 2014 + 0" 5 Marco Haller AUT KAT 2014 + 0" 6 Nikolas Maes BEL OPQ 2014 + 0" 7 Boris Vallée BEL LTB 2014 + 0" 8 Sebastian Lander DEN BMC 2014 + 0" 9 Davide Formolo ITA CAN 2014 + 0" 10 Enrico Gasparotto ITA AST 2014 + 0"General Classification after Stage 1https://www.velonews.com/2014/08/news/results-2014-tour-poland-stage-1_339410 Results: 2014 Tour of Poland, stage 1 VeloNews Competitor Group 3 August 2019 20 October 2019 RiderTeamTime 1 Yauheni Hutarovich BLR 20px20px ALM 2014 5h 47' 40" 2 Roman Maikin RUS RVL 2014 + 4" 3 Manuele Mori ITA LAM 2014 + 6" 4 Maciej Paterski POL 20px CCC 2014 + 8" 5 Matthias Krizek AUT CAN 2014 + 8" 6 Guillaume Boivin CAN CAN 2014 + 10" 7 Marco Haller AUT KAT 2014 + 10" 8 Nikolas Maes BEL OPQ 2014 + 10" 9 Boris Vallée BEL LTB 2014 + 10" 10 Sebastian Lander DEN BMC 2014 + 10" Stage 2 thumb|Stage 2 profile 4 August 2014 — Toruń to Warsaw, 226 km 1 on Like the previous stage, this stage was suited towards the sprinters. Heading eastwards, there were no categorised climbs, ensuring that CCC 2014's Maciej Paterski would keep the fuchsia jersey. Also like the previous stage, there were two intermediate sprints, coming in Kampinos and in Stare Babice, ahead of a 4.8 km off on loop in Warsaw, to be completed three times. Further like in the first stage, the breakaway was formed just after the start. Petr Vakoč of OPQ 2014 attacked first and was shortly joined by Bartłomiej Matysiak and Przemysław Kasperkiewicz. With ALM 2014 pacing the leader, Yauheni Hutarovich, the lead of the breakaway topped four minutes in the early running. However, at the time of the intermediate sprints (both were located towards the end of the stage), the lead of the trio reached seven minutes and the peloton was in no rush to chase them. Vakoč attacked at the second sprint (taking full points at both, thus taking the intermediate sprints' navy blue jersey) and rode solo into Warsaw, whilst the peloton tried to quickly catch him, failing to do so. Vakoč took the victory with a 21" advantage over the peloton, brought home by Michael Matthews. Thanks to the victory, Vakoč became the leader of the race. Hutarovich finished fifth, thus keeping the white jersey and second place, with a 27" deficit to Vakoč because of time bonuses. Stage 2 Resulthttps://www.cyclingnews.com/races/tour-de-pologne-2014/stage-2/results/ Poland: Vakoc surprises the peloton to win alone Stephen Farrand Cyclingnews.com 4 August 2014 20 October 2019 RiderTeamTime 1 Petr Vakoč CZE OPQ 2014 5h 23' 54" 2 Michael Matthews AUS OGE 2014 + 21" 3 Boris Vallée BEL LTB 2014 + 21" 4 Ramon Sinkeldam NED GIA 2014 + 21" 5 Yauheni Hutarovich BLR 20px ALM 2014 + 21" 6 Nikolas Maes BEL OPQ 2014 + 21" 7 Marco Haller AUT KAT 2014 + 21" 8 Guillaume Boivin CAN CAN 2014 + 21" 9 Luka Mezgec SLO GIA 2014 + 21" 10 Tyler Farrar USA GRS 2014 + 21"General Classification after Stage 2 RiderTeamTime 1 Petr Vakoč CZE 20px20px OPQ 2014 11h 11' 28" 2 Yauheni Hutarovich BLR 20px ALM 2014 + 27" 3 Roman Maikin RUS RVL 2014 + 31" 4 Boris Vallée BEL LTB 2014 + 33" 5 Manuele Mori ITA LAM 2014 + 33" 6 Maciej Paterski POL 20px CCC 2014 + 35" 7 Matthias Krizek AUT CAN 2014 + 35" 8 Nikolas Maes BEL OPQ 2014 + 37" 9 Marco Haller AUT KAT 2014 + 37" 10 Guillaume Boivin CAN CAN 2014 + 37" Stage 3 thumb|Stage 3 profile 5 August 2014 — Kielce to Rzeszów, 174 km 1 on Just like the previous two stages, this stage was aimed at the sprinters, although noticeably shorter. The parcours of 174 km off featured one intermediate sprint in Głogów Małopolski and one third category climb on the streets of Rzeszów. A 6 km off on loop was also to be completed twice ahead of an expected sprint finish. Again, the breakaway was formed right after the start, and included SKY 2014's Salvatore Puccio, EUC 2014's Björn Thurau, CCC 2014's Mateusz Taciak and Team Poland's Paweł Franczak. The four riders built up an advantage that reached 4 minutes over the peloton controlled by OPQ 2014 protecting the overall race leader, Petr Vakoč. Thurau took full points at the sprint in Głogów whilst Taciak took the mountain points available in Rzeszów. The breakaway was eventually caught with 10 km off to go and the leadouts began. GIA 2014 had the best leadout for Luka Mezgec, who started his sprint with about 300 m ft to go. Just when it looked like he would take the stage victory, TLJ 2014's Theo Bos let go of Mezgec's wheel, passed him and ultimately beat Mezgec by half a bike length. In the general classification, no changes were visible, as 152 of the 164 riders were given the same time as Bos, including 4 caught up in a crash with 1 km off to go. Stage 3 Resulthttps://www.cyclingnews.com/races/tour-de-pologne-2014/stage-3/results/ Tour of Poland: Bos wins stage 3 sprint Cyclingnews.com 5 August 2014 20 October 2019 RiderTeamTime 1 Theo Bos NED BEL 2014 3h 39' 27" 2 Luka Mezgec SLO GIA 2014 + 0" 3 Michael Matthews AUS OGE 2014 + 0" 4 Sacha Modolo ITA LAM 2014 + 0" 5 Thor Hushovd NOR BMC 2014 + 0" 6 Tyler Farrar USA GRS 2014 + 0" 7 Yauheni Hutarovich BLR 20px ALM 2014 + 0" 8 Jonas van Genechten BEL LTB 2014 + 0" 9 Davide Appollonio ITA ALM 2014 + 0" 10 Roberto Ferrari ITA LAM 2014 + 0"General Classification after Stage 3 RiderTeamTime 1 Petr Vakoč CZE 20px20px OPQ 2014 14h 50' 55" 2 Yauheni Hutarovich BLR 20px ALM 2014 + 27" 3 Theo Bos NED BEL 2014 + 27" 4 Roman Maikin RUS RVL 2014 + 31" 5 Luka Mezgec SLO GIA 2014 + 31" 6 Boris Vallée BEL LTB 2014 + 33" 7 Manuele Mori ITA LAM 2014 + 33" 8 Maciej Paterski POL 20px CCC 2014 + 35" 9 Matthias Krizek AUT CAN 2014 + 35" 10 Grzegorz Stępniak POL CCC 2014 + 37" Stage 4 thumb|Stage 4 profile 6 August 2014 — Tarnów to Katowice, 236 km 1 on This stage was the longest stage of the 71st Tour de Pologne, and was almost identical to stage 4 the previous year. On the parcours of 236 km off, there were three intermediate sprints in the towns of Jaworzno, Mysłowice and Siemanowice Śląskie, two special sprints in Szczurowa and Olkusz and two third-category climbs, both on the streets of Katowice, where the riders had to complete 4 laps of a 12.3 km off on loop. There was some rolling terrain in the middle of the stage, yet none of the ascents were categorised. With the finish being on a downhill section of road by the Spodek arena, a sprint finish was expected to take place, with speeds reaching 70 km/h. Multiple groups attempted to breakaway from the peloton in the first part of the stage, but none were successful. It was not until over 2 hours into the race a group was allowed to break. The group consisted of SKY 2014's Josh Edmondson, LIQ 2014's Matthias Krizek and CCC 2014's Mateusz Taciak. They built up an advantage over the peloton that topped four minutes. Krizek took full points at all three intermediate sprints which resulted in him taking over the navy blue jersey from the race leader Petr Vakoč, who was protected by his teammates from OPQ 2014. Later, Taciak took full points on both climbs, which resulted in him taking over the fuchsia jersey from teammate Maciej Paterski. The trio were eventually caught with one lap to go, and a series of solo counterattacks took place to try and prevent a sprint finish. However, none of these were successful and the peloton prepared for a sprint finish. To the surprise of most people, it was Jonas van Genechten of LTS 2014 who won the sprint whilst travelling at 80.8 km/h. Vakoč kept his race lead whilst Krizek moved into second place, thanks to bonus seconds earned at the intermediate sprints. Stage 4 Resulthttps://www.cyclingnews.com/races/tour-de-pologne-2014/stage-4/results/ Tour of Poland: Van Genechten claims first WorldTour win Cyclingnews.com 6 August 2014 20 October 2019 RiderTeamTime 1 Jonas van Genechten BEL LTB 2014 5h 43' 29" 2 Jacopo Guarnieri ITA AST 2014 + 0" 3 Luka Mezgec SLO GIA 2014 + 0" 4 Sacha Modolo ITA LAM 2014 + 0" 5 Yauheni Hutarovich BLR 20px ALM 2014 + 0" 6 Davide Appollonio ITA ALM 2014 + 0" 7 Raymond Kreder NED GRS 2014 + 0" 8 Nikias Arndt GER GIA 2014 + 0" 9 Nikolas Maes BEL OPQ 2014 + 0" 10 Steele Von Hoff AUS GRS 2014 + 0"General Classification after Stage 4 RiderTeamTime 1 Petr Vakoč CZE 20px OPQ 2014 20h 34' 24" 2 Matthias Krizek AUT 20px CAN 2014 + 26" 3 Yauheni Hutarovich BLR 20px ALM 2014 + 27" 4 Theo Bos NED BEL 2014 + 27" 5 Luka Mezgec SLO GIA 2014 + 27" 6 Jonas van Genechten BEL LTB 2014 + 27" 7 Roman Maikin RUS RVL 2014 + 31" 8 Boris Vallée BEL LTB 2014 + 33" 9 Manuele Mori ITA LAM 2014 + 33" 10 Maciej Paterski POL CCC 2014 + 35" Stage 5 thumb|Stage 5 profile 7 August 2014 — Zakopane to Štrbské Pleso (Slovakia), 190 km 1 on The first stage to enter the mountains was also the first time the Tour visited Slovakia. Only 20 km off of the 190 km off was held in Poland, the rest being held in the Slovakian High Tatras. On the parcours were 5 categorised climbs – a second category ascent in Huty, a third category ascent in Východná and three first category ascents in Štrbské Pleso, a climb 7.5 km off on long averaging 5% and reaching a maximum of 5.9%. Two of the ascents were part of a 25.4 km off on loop around Štrbské Pleso. On the last loop, the race deviated slightly for the last kilometre, climbing to an altitude of 1313 m ft. There were also two intermediate sprints, located in Liptovský Mikuláš and Liptovský Hrádok, as well as a special sprint in Suchá Hora, just across the Slovakian border. This stage was expected to turn the general classification around as the sprinters were expected to lose time and be replaced in the top 10 by climbers. Unlike the previous stages, the break was formed just before reaching the Slovakian border, with eight riders making it into the breakaway. Team Poland's Paweł Bernas won the special sprint in Suchá Hora before the breakaway's lead topping four minutes. Later, Bernas also took both intermediate sprints, gaining six bonus seconds for the general classification. Former mountains classification leader Maciej Paterski of CCC 2014 was in the breakaway, and he took full points at the climbs in Huty and Východná, as well as the first climb in Štrbské Pleso, in an attempt to regain the fuchsia jersey, in which he ultimately succeeded. Paterski and BMC 2014's Sebastian Lander attacked on the descent from the first category mountain, however they were soon caught by the rest of the breakaway which was extended to 16 riders. Christian Meier of OGE 2014 took full points at the second ascent of Štrbské Pleso before the group were caught. Multiple solo attacks were attempted on the final climb, however none of these were successful. Towards the end, leader Petr Vakoč fell out of the peloton and started to lose time. The reduced peloton was prepared for a sprint finish which, to the delight of the home fans, was won by Rafał Majka, fresh from his win in the mountains classification in the Tour de France. Due to time bonuses, Majka advanced to 2nd place, one second behind Vakoč. Beñat Intxausti finished 2nd, ahead of teammate Ion Izagirre; they also advanced to 3rd and 4th overall, 5 and 7 seconds behind Vakoč respectively. Stage 5 Resulthttps://www.cyclingnews.com/races/tour-de-pologne-2014/stage-5/results/ Tour of Poland: Majka wins first mountain stage Cyclingnews.com 7 August 2014 20 October 2019 RiderTeamTime 1 Rafał Majka POL SAX 2014 4h 30' 38" 2 Beñat Intxausti ESP MOV 2014 + 0" 3 Ion Izagirre ESP MOV 2014 + 0" 4 Gianluca Brambilla ITA OPQ 2014 + 0" 5 Warren Barguil FRA GIA 2014 + 0" 6 Samuel Sánchez ESP BMC 2014 + 0" 7 Davide Formolo ITA CAN 2014 + 0" 8 Lars Petter Nordhaug NOR BEL 2014 + 0" 9 Andrey Amador CRC MOV 2014 + 0" 10 Przemysław Niemiec POL LAM 2014 + 0"General Classification after Stage 5 RiderTeamTime 1 Petr Vakoč CZE 20px OPQ 2014 25h 05' 28" 2 Rafał Majka POL SAX 2014 + 1" 3 Beñat Intxausti ESP MOV 2014 + 5" 4 Ion Izagirre ESP MOV 2014 + 7" 5 Davide Formolo ITA CAN 2014 + 11" 6 Giampaolo Caruso ITA KAT 2014 + 11" 7 Marek Rutkiewicz POL CCC 2014 + 11" 8 Peter Velits SVK BMC 2014 + 11" 9 Andrey Amador CRC MOV 2014 + 11" 10 Robert Gesink NED BEL 2014 + 11" Stage 6 thumb|Stage 6 profile 8 August 2014 — Terma Bukowina Tatrzańska to Bukowina Tatrzańska, 174 km 1 on As was customary in the previous editions of the race, the queen stage of the 2014 Tour de Pologne was a circuit race around Bukowina Tatrzańska. To make up the parcours of 174 km off, the peloton first completed a 5 km off on ride to Zakopane, three 5.3 km off on loops around Zakopane on which were two special sprints, a return 5 km off on ride before entering a 38.4 km off on loop to be completed four times. Each loop featured three climbs – a first category ascent to Ząb, with gradients reaching 11.5%, a first category ascent to Gliczarów Górny, with gradients reaching 21.5% and the final, uncategorised ascent to Bukowina Tatrzańska. In total, the riders completed nearly 4000 m ft of climbing during the stage. The day's breakaway was formed on the first ascent of Ząb and featured eight riders. Amongst them was Maciej Paterski of CCC 2014, who won five of the first six mountain climbs, in order to ensure a win in the fuchsia jersey. The eight riders built an advantage that reached a maximum of four minutes. However, because of the tempo set by SAX 2014 in the peloton, they were caught on the last climb of Gliczarów Górny, which offered double points for the mountains classification. Rafał Majka, who was second overall, attacked at the same time, and took a group of 10–15 riders with him. Leader Petr Vakoč fell back on the last climb to the finish, thus almost ensuring he would lose the yellow jersey. Majka attacked once again with 2 km off to go and ultimately won the stage, his second in a row, in order to take the yellow jersey from Vakoč. For the second day running, Beñat Intxausti finished 2nd, ahead of Ion Izagirre. The duo also rose to 2nd and 3rd in the general classification, 18 and 22 seconds behind Majka respectively, ahead of the final time trial. Stage 6 Resulthttps://www.cyclingnews.com/races/tour-de-pologne-2014/stage-6/results/ Tour of Poland: Majka wins in Bukowina Cyclingnews.com 8 August 2014 20 October 2019 RiderTeamTime 1 Rafał Majka POL SAX 2014 4h 40' 58" 2 Beñat Intxausti ESP MOV 2014 + 10" 3 Ion Izagirre ESP MOV 2014 + 10" 4 Christophe Riblon FRA ALM 2014 + 19" 5 Przemysław Niemiec POL LAM 2014 + 20" 6 Wout Poels NED OPQ 2014 + 20" 7 Warren Barguil FRA GIA 2014 + 20" 8 Robert Gesink NED BEL 2014 + 20" 9 Giampaolo Caruso ITA KAT 2014 + 20" 10 Gianluca Brambilla ITA OPQ 2014 + 26"General Classification after Stage 6 RiderTeamTime 1 Rafał Majka POL 20px SAX 2014 29h 46' 17" 2 Beñat Intxausti ESP MOV 2014 + 18" 3 Ion Izagirre ESP MOV 2014 + 22" 4 Christophe Riblon FRA ALM 2014 + 39" 5 Giampaolo Caruso ITA KAT 2014 + 40" 6 Robert Gesink NED BEL 2014 + 40" 7 Warren Barguil FRA GIA 2014 + 40" 8 Przemysław Niemiec POL LAM 2014 + 40" 9 Gianluca Brambilla ITA OPQ 2014 + 46" 10 Marek Rutkiewicz POL CCC 2014 + 47" Stage 7 thumb|Stage 7 profile 9 August 2014 — Kraków to Kraków, 25 km 1 on, individual time trial (ITT) Like the previous year, the last stage was an intermediate time trial, starting and finishing in Kraków. For the first half of the race, the peloton headed south-east, before completing a U-turn in Wieliczka and heading north-west back to Kraków. It was expected that the general classification would be settled on this stage, however time trialists were expected to come first. As was customary of time trial stages, cyclists set off in reverse order from where they were ranked in the general classification at the end of the previous stage. Thus, Jack Bobridge of TLJ 2014, who, in 137th place, trailed overall leader Rafał Majka (SAX 2014) by one hour, forty-four minutes and thirty-nine seconds, was the first rider to set off on the stage. Bobridge set a time of 31' 10", but that was soon to be beaten by Rick Flens, who was 12 seconds faster, before both were beaten by CCC 2014's Mateusz Taciak, with a time of 29' 57". Taciak held on for almost an hour and was beaten by Adriano Malori, who recorded 29' 21". However, it was the Belgian Time Trial National Champion Kristof Vandewalle who won the stage for TFS 2014 in a time of 29' 18". With the stage being decided, the focus for the stage shifted towards the battle for the general classification and the overall victory. Robert Gesink, sixth before the stage, dropped to eighth, being overtaken by Andrey Amador and Philip Deignan, who both recorded better times than Gesink. LAM 2014's Przemysław Niemiec, meanwhile, was 31st in the time-trial, good enough to move him to fifth – a climb from eighth. Fourth placed Christophe Riblon managed to defend his position with a time of 29' 56", the ninth-best time of the day. Out of the top three, Majka was judged to be the weakest time trialist but had a lead on 18 seconds over Beñat Intxausti and 22 seconds over Ion Izagirre. Izagirre went first and recorded a time of 29' 47", fourth on the stage and the best from any rider in the top five. Intxausti, meanwhile, only recorded 30' 05" whilst leader Majka stopped the clock in 30' 01". Therefore, he gained four seconds over Intxausti but lost fourteen to Izagirre. Still, this was good enough for him to take his first victory in a UCI World Tour race, to the delght of the home fans – he won the mountains classification in the Tour de France a mere two weeks before and was 6th in the Giro d'Italia earlier in the season. Izagirre, meanwhile, overtook his countryman Intxausti to come second, with Intxausti completing the podium. Stage 7 Resulthttps://www.cyclingnews.com/races/tour-de-pologne-2014/stage-7/results/ Tour of Poland: Majka secures overall victory Stephen Farrand Cyclingnews.com 9 August 2014 20 October 2019 RiderTeamTime 1 Kristof Vandewalle BEL TFR 2014 29' 18" 2 Adriano Malori ITA MOV 2014 + 3" 3 Steve Cummings GBR BMC 2014 + 10" 4 Steve Morabito SUI BMC 2014 + 20" 5 Gorka Izagirre ESP MOV 2014 + 22" 6 Dario Cataldo ITA SKY 2014 + 28" 7 Ion Izagirre ESP MOV 2014 + 29" 8 Bob Jungels LUX TFR 2014 + 34" 9 Christophe Riblon FRA ALM 2014 + 38" 10 Michael Matthews AUS OGE 2014 + 38"Final General Classification RiderTeamTime 1 Rafał Majka POL 20px SAX 2014 30h 16' 18" 2 Ion Izagirre ESP MOV 2014 + 8" 3 Beñat Intxausti ESP MOV 2014 + 22" 4 Christophe Riblon FRA ALM 2014 + 34" 5 Przemysław Niemiec POL LAM 2014 + 1' 20" 6 Andrey Amador CRC MOV 2014 + 1' 21" 7 Philip Deignan IRL SKY 2014 + 1' 24" 8 Robert Gesink NED BEL 2014 + 1' 41" 9 Dominik Nerz GER BMC 2014 + 1' 42" 10 Petr Vakoč CZE OPQ 2014 + 1' 49" Classification leadership table Stage Winner General classification25px|Yellow jersey Mountains classification25px|Violet jersey Points classification25px|White jersey Most active rider classification25px|Blue jersey Teams classification 1https://tdp.infocity.pl/pdf/editions/49/wyniki.pdf PDF Wyniki 1. etapu / Official results on the 1. stage Tour de Pologne Infocity 3 August 2014 20 October 2019 Yauheni Hutarovich Yauheni Hutarovich Maciej Paterski Yauheni Hutarovich Jimmy Engoulvent OPQ 2014 2https://tdp.infocity.pl/pdf/editions/50/wyniki.pdf PDF Wyniki 2. etapu / Official results on the 2. stage Tour de Pologne Infocity 4 August 2014 20 October 2019 Petr Vakoč Petr Vakoč Petr Vakoč 3https://tdp.infocity.pl/pdf/editions/51/wyniki.pdf PDF Wyniki 3. etapu / Official results on the 3. stage Tour de Pologne Infocity 5 August 2014 20 October 2019 Theo Bos 4https://tdp.infocity.pl/pdf/editions/52/wyniki.pdf PDF Wyniki 4. etapu / Official results on the 4. stage Tour de Pologne Infocity 6 August 2014 20 October 2019 Jonas van Genechten Mateusz Taciak Matthias Krizek 5https://tdp.infocity.pl/pdf/editions/53/wyniki.pdf PDF Wyniki 5. etapu / Official results on the 5. stage Tour de Pologne Infocity 7 August 2014 20 October 2019 Rafał Majka Maciej Paterski MOV 2014 6https://tdp.infocity.pl/pdf/editions/54/wyniki.pdf PDF Wyniki 6. etapu / Official results on the 6. stage Tour de Pologne Infocity 8 August 2014 20 October 2019 Rafał Majka Rafał Majka 7https://tdp.infocity.pl/pdf/editions/55/wyniki.pdf PDF Wyniki 7. etapu / Official results on the 7. stage Tour de Pologne Infocity 9 August 2014 20 October 2019 Kristof Vandewalle Final Rafał Majka Maciej Paterski Yauheni Hutarovich Matthias Krizek MOV 2014 Notes In stage 2, Roman Maikin, who was second in the points classification, wore the white jersey, because Yauheni Hutarovich (in first place) wore the yellow jersey as leader of the general classification during that stage. In stages 3 and 4, Jimmy Engoulvent, who was second in the most active rider classification, wore the blue jersey, because Petr Vakoč (in first place) wore the yellow jersey as leader of the general classification during those stages. References 30em External links http://tourdepologne.pl/en/ Tour de Pologne Category:Tour de Pologne Tour de Pologne Tour de Pologne Category:August 2014 sports events in Europe