An Post Ras 2015: Stage 3 Results | Cyclingnews

Lukas P&ouml;stlberger (Tirol) in the sprint jersey — Lukas Pöstlberger (Tirol) in the sprint jersey (Image credit: Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)

Brief Results

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#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Matteo Malucelli (Ita) Team Idea 2010 ASD	3:58:50
2	Alex Frame (Nzl)	Row 1 - Cell 2
3	Andreas Hofer (Ast) Team Hrinkow Advarics Cycleang	Row 2 - Cell 2
4	Peter Hawkins (Irl)	Row 3 - Cell 2
5	Aaron Gate (Nzl) An Post-Chain Reaction	Row 4 - Cell 2
6	Michael Cuming (GBr) JLT Condor	Row 5 - Cell 2
7	Jaap De Man (Ned) Team 3M	Row 6 - Cell 2
8	Lukas Postlberger (Ast) Tirol Cycling Team	Row 7 - Cell 2
9	Alexander Cowan (Can)	Row 8 - Cell 2
10	Tom Barras (GBr) NFTO	Row 9 - Cell 2

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General classification after stage 3
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Lukas Postlberger (Ast) Tirol Cycling Team	11:00:44
2	Michael Cuming (GBr) JLT Condor	0:01:03
3	Jaap De Man (Ned) Team 3M	0:01:04
4	Iam Richardson (Irl)	0:01:05
5	Elliott Porter (GBr)Team 3M	Row 4 - Cell 2
6	Josef Benetseder (Ast) Team Hrinkow Advarics Cycleang	Row 5 - Cell 2
7	Erick Roswell (GBr) Madison Genesis	Row 6 - Cell 2
8	Joshua Edmondson (GBr) An Post - Chain Reaction	Row 7 - Cell 2
9	Martyn Irvine (Irl) Madison Genesis	0:01:43
10	Ryan Mullen (Irl) An Post- Chain Reaction	0:01:49

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