VM i landevejscykling 2018 – Linjeløb (herrer)
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| Løbsdetaljer | |||
| Rute | 85. Linjeløb for herrer ved VM i landevejscykling | ||
| Konkurrence | VM i landevejscykling 2018 CDM | ||
| Dato | 30. september 2018 | ||
| Distance | 252,9 km | ||
| Land |  Østrig | ||
| Startby | Kufstein | ||
| Målby | Innsbruck | ||
| Startende ryttere | 188 | ||
| Fuldførende ryttere | 76 | ||
| Gennemsnitlig fart | 37,31 km/t | ||
| Resultater | |||
| Vinder |  Alejandro Valverde (Spanien) | ||
| Toer |  Romain Bardet (Frankrig) | ||
| Treer |  Michael Woods (Canada) | ||
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| ◀ 2017 | 2019 ▶ | ||
Dokumentation  | |||
Herrernes linjeløb ved VM i landevejscykling 2018 blev afholdt den 30. september 2018 i Innsbruck, Østrig. Linjeløbet foregik over 258,5 km. Løbet blev vundet af spanske Alejandro Valverde.
Deltagere
| 8 ryttere | 7 ryttere | 6 ryttere | 4 ryttere | 3 ryttere | 2 ryttere | 1 rytter |
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 Australien  Belgien  Colombia  Danmark  Spanien  Frankrig  Storbritannien  Italien  Holland  Slovenien |  Slovakiet |  Østrig  Tjekkiet  Tyskland  Luxembourg  Norge  Polen  Rusland  Schweiz |  Hviderusland  Canada  USA  Irland  Kasakhstan  New Zealand  Portugal |  Estland |  Ecuador  Eritrea  Letland  Sydafrika  Ukraine |  Argentina  Brasilien  Costa Rica  Kroatien  Etiopien  Grækenland  Hongkong  Iran  Japan  Litauen  Rumænien  Sverige |
Danske ryttere
- Jakob Fuglsang
- Michael Valgren
- Jesper Hansen
- Kasper Asgreen
- Niklas Eg
- Mads Würtz Schmidt
- Matti Breschel
- Emil Vinjebo
Resultater
Den afgørende spurt.
Spanske Alejandro Valverde blev verdensmester.
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Eksterne henvisninger
- VM i landevejscykling 2018 – Linjeløb for herrer på ProCyclingStats (engelsk)
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