Cycling at the 2018 Mediterranean Games – Men's individual road race

Men's cycling road race
at the 2018 Mediterranean Games
VenueVila-seca Urban Circuit
143 km (88.9 mi)
Date27 June
Competitors66 from 14 nations
Winning time3:43:50
Medalists
gold medal Jalel Duranti   Italy
silver medal Filippo Tagliani   Italy
bronze medal Rafael Silva   Portugal
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The men's road race was one of 4 cycling events of the 2018 Mediterranean Games in Tarragona. The race started and finished on 27 June at the Vila-seca Urban Circuit and was won by Jalel Duranti of Italy.[1]

Start list

The following NOCs had entered riders to compete in the road race event.[2]

NOC Number Athletes
 Albania 3 Xhuliano Kamberaj
Ridion Kopshti
Ylber Sefa
 Algeria 8 Abderahman Mansouri
Youcef Reguigui
Abderaouf Bengayou
Oussama Mansouri
Abderrahmane Mehdi Hamza
Islam Mansouri
Yacine Hamza
Ismail Mdjahed
 Andorra 3 Marc Gasa
Samuel Ponce
Òscar Cabanas
 Croatia 1 David Jabuka
 Cyprus 2 Andreas Miltiadis
Alexandros Agrotis
 Greece 5 Polychronis Tzortzakis
Charalampos Kastrantas
Stylianos Farantakis
Georgios Bouglas
Ioannis Kyriakidis
 Italy 8 Filippo Tagliani
Alessandro Covi
Matteo Sobrero
Cristian Scaroni
Samuele Battistella
Francesco Romano
Jalel Duranti
Andrea Toniatti
NOC Number Athletes
 Portugal 8 André Carvalho
Domingos Gonçalves
Frederico Figueiredo
Joni Brandão
Rafael Silva
Tiago Antunes
Francisco Campos
João Rodrigues
 Slovenia 6 Žiga Jerman
Gašper Katrašnik
Rok Korošec
Izidor Penko
Tadej Pogačar
Jaka Primožič
 San Marino 1 Federico Olei
 Serbia 3 Dušan Kalaba
Dušan Rajović
Veljko Stojnić
 Spain 8 Manuel Peñalver
Iñigo Elosegui
Antonio Gómez
Mario Gonzalez
Óscar Pelegri
Juan Ignacio Perez
Álvaro Trueba
Óscar Hernández
 Syria 2 Ahmad Badreddin Wais
Mohammed Fadwan Nwiser
 Turkey 8 Onur Balkan
Batuhan Özgür
Muhammed Atalay
Mustafa Köklü
Yunus Yılmaz
Oğuzhan Tiryaki
Ahmet Örken
Feritcan Şamlı

Results

In the table below, "s.t." indicates that the rider crossed the finish line in the same group as the cyclist before him, and was therefore credited with the same finishing time. Under UCI regulations for one-day road races (article 2.3.039), "Any rider finishing in a time exceeding that of the winner by more than 8% shall not be placed".[3]

Final results[4][5]
Rank Rider Time
1st place, gold medalist(s)  Jalel Duranti (ITA) 3h 43' 50"
2nd place, silver medalist(s)  Filippo Tagliani (ITA) s.t.
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)  Rafael Silva (POR) s.t.
4  Rok Korošec (SLO) s.t.
5  Mario Gonzalez (ESP) s.t.
6  Joni Brandão (POR) s.t.
7  João Rodrigues (POR) s.t.
8  Alexandros Agrotis (CYP) s.t.
9  Frederico Figueiredo (POR) s.t.
10  Domingos Gonçalves (POR) s.t.
11  Álvaro Trueba (ESP) + 04"
12  Iñigo Elosegui (ESP) s.t.
13  Gašper Katrašnik (SLO) + 07"
14  Andreas Miltiadis (CYP) + 09"
15  Tadej Pogačar (SLO) s.t.
16  Andrea Toniatti (ITA) + 21"
17  Cristian Scaroni (ITA) + 29"
18  André Carvalho (POR) + 37"
19  Tiago Antunes (POR) + 47"
20  Veljko Stojnić (SRB) + 1' 06"
21  Ylber Sefa (ALB) + 7' 32"
22  Muhammed Atalay (TUR) s.t.
23  Onur Balkan (TUR) + 7' 33"
24  Antonio Gómez (ESP) + 7' 34"
25  Jaka Primožič (SLO) s.t.
26  Samuele Battistella (ITA) s.t.
27  Matteo Sobrero (ITA) s.t.
28  Juan Ignacio Perez (ESP) + 13' 43"
29  David Jabuka (CRO) s.t.
30  Óscar Hernández (ESP) + 13' 46"
31  Batuhan Özgür (TUR) s.t.
32  Óscar Pelegri (ESP) s.t.
33  Francesco Romano (ITA) s.t.
Over time limit
–  Youcef Reguigui (ALG) + 19' 23"
–  Georgios Bouglas (GRE) s.t.
–  Yacine Hamza (ALG) s.t.
–  Òscar Cabanas (AND) s.t.
–  Federico Olei (SMR) s.t.
–  Samuel Ponce (AND) s.t.
–  Ahmet Örken (TUR) + 19' 26"
–  Charalampos Kastrantas (GRE) s.t.
–  Alessandro Covi (ITA) s.t.
–  Ridion Kopshti (ALB) s.t.
–  Yunus Yılmaz (TUR) s.t.
–  Francisco Campos (POR) s.t.
–  Abderrahmane Mehdi Hamza (ALG) + 19' 28"
–  Ahmad Badreddin Wais (SYR) + 23' 23"
–  Oğuzhan Tiryaki (TUR) + 25' 03"
–  Ioannis Kyriakidis (GRE) + 31' 05"


Abandoned during the stage
–  Marc Gasa (AND) ABN
–  Mohammed Fadwan Nwiser (SYR) ABN
–  Dušan Kalaba (SRB) ABN
–  Dušan Rajović (SRB) ABN
–  Manuel Peñalver (ESP) ABN
–  Polychronis Tzortzakis (GRE) ABN
–  Stylianos Farantakis (GRE) ABN
–  Mustafa Köklü (TUR) ABN
–  Abderahman Mansouri (ALG) ABN
–  Abderaouf Bengayou (ALG) ABN
–  Oussama Mansouri (ALG) ABN
–  Islam Mansouri (ALG) ABN
–  Ismail Mdjahed (ALG) ABN
–  Xhuliano Kamberaj (ALB) ABN
–  Žiga Jerman (SLO) ABN
–  Izidor Penko (SLO) ABN
–  Feritcan Şamlı (TUR) ABN

References

  1. ^ "2018 Mediterranean Games: Il ciclista Jalel Duranti trionfa ai Giochi del Mediterraneo". giornaleditreviglio.it. 29 June 2018. Retrieved 29 November 2018.
  2. ^ "2018 Mediterranean Games: Cycling-Men's road race start list" (PDF). tarragona2018.cat. Archived from the original (PDF) on 3 July 2018. Retrieved 29 November 2018.
  3. ^ UCI Cycling Regulations, Part II: Road Races (PDF), UCI, 1 June 2019, p. 41, retrieved 9 July 2020
  4. ^ "2018 Mediterranean Games RR: Results". firstcycling.com. Retrieved 30 November 2018.
  5. ^ "Mediterranean Games 2018: Results Men's Road Race Final" (PDF). Tarragona2018. Archived from the original (PDF) on 3 July 2018. Retrieved 30 November 2018.
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