Defending champion Roglic wins prelude to the Basque Country

The Slovene of the Team Jumbo-Visa decided the 7.5 kilometer long prologue around Hondarribia after 9:48 minutes just before the Belgian Remco Evenepoel (Quick Step Alpha Vinyl / 9: 53) for itself. Roglic, who had already won Paris-Nice in March, strives for its third overall victory in the Basque Country.

• 1. Stage, single time trial: Hondarribia - Hondarribia (7.5 km)
• Stand in the overall standings after 1 out of 6 stages

Emanuel Buchmann from the German Top Team Bora-Hansgrohe, who takes the next stage of its preparation for Giro d'Italia (6 to 29 May) in Spain (6 to 29 May) came into place in place. His residue on Roglic was 33 seconds.

1. Stage, single time trial: Hondarribia - Hondarribia (7.5 km)

1. Primoz Roglic (Slovenia / Jumbo-Visa) 0:09:48 hours, 2nd Remco Evenepeel (Belgium / Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl) 0:05 minutes ago, 3. Remi Cavagna (France / Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl) 0: 16, 4. GeralaT Thomas (Ineos Grenadiers) 0:18, 5th Adam Yates (both the United Kingdom / Ineos Grenadiers), 6. Alexander Wlassow (Russia / Bora-Hansgrohe) All the same time,... 28. Emmanuel Buchmann (Ravensburg / Bora-hansgrohe) 0:33,... 50. Lennard Kombna (Wedel / Bora-Hansgrohe) 0:43, 51. Leon Heinschke (Frankfurt on the or / Team DSM) 0:44,... 84. Florian Stork (Fründe / Team DSM) 0:52,... 91. Simon Sagke (Berlin / Cofidis) 0:54

Not to start: Clement Champoussin (France / Ag2r Citroen Team)

Stand in the overall standings after 1 out of 6 stages

1. Roglic 0:09:48 hours, 2. Evenepeel 0:05 minutes ago, 3rd Cavagna 0:16, 4. Thomas 0:18, 5. Yates, 6. Wlassow all the same time,... 28. Buchmann 0: 33,... 50. Kombnah 0:43, 51. Heinschke 0:44,... 84. Stork 0:52, 91. Geschke 0:54