team attack free team

[Giotti]

Km: 165, Incline: 1

Carsten Hahn (free team) attacks

Lauro Gersson (FB Radsport Team) follows

Timo Declerck (Intermarche Wanty Belgium) follows

Azamat Dzhalilov (Team Dagestan) follows

Thjis Aerts (free team) attacks

Elias Hörr (FB Radsport Team) follows

Felix Dornbusch (free team) attacks

Rashid Yagudaev (Team Dagestan) follows

Antoine Didier (Intermarche Wanty Belgium) follows

Galim Yusupov (Team Dagestan) follows

Amir Hedayati (Team Dagestan) is unable to follow

Mario Basler (Allrad) follows

Reza Sadeghi (Team Dagestan) is unable to follow

Ghazi Matoussi (free team) attacks

Dmitry Babushkin (Team Dagestan) follows

[lennylenny]

for quick context:
Korinth - Athen 16h with length of 168km, so should be fine

[team fl]

Prohibited team attacks:
1) Normal Team Attack: Attack (not following) with more than 2 riders of one team at the same km out of the same group. This rule is deactivated for the last 10 km of every race.
2) Combined Team Attack: Attack (not following) with more than 5 riders of one team during 20 km out of the same group, if these riders end up in the same group. This rule is deactivated in the second half of every race.
3) Chained Attacks: Escape (attacking or following) with more than 2 riders of one team at the same km out of the same group. This rule is deactivated:
- if ≥11 riders from ≥4 teams escape, or
- if the original group has ≤14 riders, or
- if there are ≤20 km left in the race, or
- if the road incline is ≥4%.

-> see the bold underlined part. rule 1 is deactivated for the last 10 km of every race. As km 165, when the attack happened, was among the last 10 km of the race, this was not a prohibited team attack.