Greig Leach

Alejandro Valverde (Movistar) has owned the final climb up the Mur de Huy, and today was no exception. Once the attack was made by FDJ, Valverde went on the offensive. Try as they might, no one was able to catch the Spaniard's wheel. With his arms raised in a victory salute (that include a pantomine of shooting an arrow), Valverde claimed his fourth straight victory in Huy and his fifth for his career. Closing, but not fast enough, was Dan Martin (Quickstep) who took second on the day. Rounding out the peloton was Dylan Teuns (BMC).