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Tour de Romandie: Godon wins the last stage
Final success for Carlos Rodriguez
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Dorian Godon won the fifth and final stage of the Tour de Romandie, with a 150km start and finish in Vernier. All escape attempts were blocked: the decisive inspiration came from Godon who thus achieved the second stage success in the Swiss race, ahead of Simone Consonni.
Carlos Rodriguez (Ineos Grenadiers) retained the overall leader's jersey, thus imposing himself on the top step of the final podium. The podium was completed by Aleksandr Vlasov and Florian Lipowitz, both from Bora hansgrohe.
Arrival order:
1 GODON Dorian Decathlon AG2R The World Team 3:22:00
2 CONSONNI Simone Lidl - Trek ,,
3 SMITH Dion Intermarché - Wanty ,,
4 VAN DIJKE Tim Team Visma | Lease a Bike,,
5 ARANBURU Alex Movistar Team ,,
6 NYS Thibau Lidl - Trek ,,
7 VENTURINI Clément Arkéa - B&B Hotels ,,
8 MENTEN Milan Lotto Dstny,,
9 GRUEL Thibaud Groupama - FDJ ,,
10 VERMEERSCH Gianni Alpecin - Deceuninck,,
General ranking:
1 RODRÍGUEZ Carlos INEOS Grenadiers 15:44:46
2 VLASOV Aleksandr BORA - hansgrohe 0:07
3 LIPOWITZ Florian BORA - hansgrohe 0:09
4 VAN WILDER Ilan Soudal Quick-Step 0:21
5 AYUSO Juan UAE Team Emirates 0:27
6 MAS Enric Movistar Team 0:38
7 CARAPAZ Richard EF Education - EasyPost 0:49
8 MARTINEZ Lenny Groupama - FDJ 0:52
9 GEOGHEGAN HART Tao Lidl - Trek 1:02
10 BERNAL Egan INEOS Grenadiers 1:23
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