Wilco Kelderman appeared in the 13th stage of the Tour de France briefly be heading to the stage victory, but 300 meters from the finish, the peloton thundered over him. Greg van Avermaet went with the stage victory to take. The Belgian beat Peter Sagan
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Greg van Avermaet has his stage victory in Photo:. AFP 
The profile of the 13th stage of the Tour de France Photo:. Tour de France 
Giant Alpecin committed in front of the pack Photo:. AFP 
Jean-Christophe Peraud Photo:. Screenshot 
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Wilco Kelderman jump in temperatures towards 40 degrees early way with the French Cyril Gautier, Alexandre Geniez and Pierre-Luc Périchon, the Belgian Thomas de Gendt and Australian Nathan Haas. The classification rider from Amersfoort had hitherto heavily in the Tour. When a fall in the third leg he suffered a back injury after which his ranking dream went up in smoke.
Behind the leading group did Allegiant Alpecin John Degenkolb did most of the work. With 60 kilometers to go, also reported the team of Peter Sagan himself in front of the pack.
André Greipel
Even Jean-Christophe Peraud later hit the asphalt, drove Vincenzo Nibali leak and was discharged André Greipel. By joining forces everyone could return to the squad. The German sprinter had a large group a little later but still let go.
With 14 kilometers to go Keldermansstraat decided to step up the pace in the lead group. Gautier and De Gendt went along while the difference long round-the-minute fluctuated. More and more teams, however, volunteered to head of the peloton and the gap became smaller and smaller.
The upward trend towards the finish proved just too much to ask for Kelderman and co. Van Avermaet and Sagan took the first two places. LottoNL-jumbo rider Paul Martens finished fifth
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