Based on last year's result, I don't think the time differences will be huge. Unless Contador decides to go crazy.
1 QUINTANA Nairo [
www.procyclingstats.com] Movistar Team 6 50 5:01:20
2 VALVERDE Alejandro Movistar Team 4 30 0:06
3 RODRIGUEZ Joaquim Team Katusha 2 18 ,,
4 WIGGINS Bradley Sky Procycling 1 13 ,,
5 PINOT Thibaut [
www.procyclingstats.com] Equipe Cycliste FDJ 1 10 0:09
6 STETINA Peter Garmin Sharp 7 ,,
7 SCARPONI Michele Lampre - Merida 4 ,,
8 NIEMIEC Przemyslaw Lampre - Merida 3 ,,
9 URAN Rigoberto Sky Procycling 2 ,,
10 POZZOVIVO Domenico [
www.procyclingstats.com] AG2R La Mondiale 1 0:21
11 NAVARRO GARCIA Daniel Cofidis, Solutions Crédits 0:25
12 DANIELSON Thomas Garmin Sharp ,,
13 FUGLSANG Jakob Astana Pro Team ,,
14 ANTON Igor Euskaltel - Euskadi 0:27
15 SPILAK Simon [
www.procyclingstats.com] Team Katusha ,,
16 SILIN Egor Astana Pro Team 0:30
http://www.procyclingstats.com/race...a-2013-Stage-3-Vidreres-Vallter-2000-Setcases
I must admit I don't understand Sky's tactics this year. Attacking within the final kilometer is too late when you're up against fast mountain sprinters. Porte in Murcia/Tirreno and now Froome in Catalonia have basically acted as lead-out men for the Spanish uphill versions of Kittel and Greipel.