The course included the Kemmelberg several times and it was there that the race broke open. The first climb immediately caused a separation: nine promising riders escaped with one Belgian, namely Mats Van den Eynde, and Michael Ben Wiggins, son of Sir Bradley. At the second time Kemmel the leading group split up. Nicolas Mileso from Ineos and Halvor Dolven from Lotto were the two strongest.
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