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Critérium International 2014 Results stage 1 - Bouhanni wins

Nacer BouhanniThe first stage of the Critérium International was a 89 kilomtres long ride starting and ending in Porto-Vecchio. Nacer Bouhanni from France was the fastest in the bunch sprint and is the first leader of the GC. (Slideshow route/profile)

Results 1st stage

1. Nacer Bouhanni (France)
2. Nathan Haas (Australia) s.t.
3. Marko Kump (Slovenia) s.t.
4. Tony Hurel (France) s.t.
5. Julien Simon (France) s.t.
6. Matthias Brandle(Austria) s.t.
7. Benjamin Giraud (France) s.t.
8. Armindo Fonseca (France) s.t.
9. Eugenio Alafaci (Italy) s.t.
10. Julien Berard (France) s.t.

GC after 1st stage
1. Nacer Bouhanni (France)
2. Nathan Haas (Australia) + 0.02
3. Matthias Brandle(Austria) + 0.03
4. Marko Kump (Slovenia) + 0.04
5. Tony Hurel (France) s.t.
6. Julien Simon (France) s.t.
7. Benjamin Giraud (France) s.t.
8. Armindo Fonseca (fra) s.t.
9. Eugenio Alafaci (Italy) s.t.
10. Julien Berard (France) s.t.

Critérium International 2014 stage 1: Images

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