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Stage 13 | Hilly stage - 182 km
Vallish sprinter Antoine Duchesnay (NDM) defeated Galean Melker Rausing (Yetech-Druzhberg) and Nylander Michael Ahlgren (Anzcell) in a chaotic mass sprint.
Amrit Mallaya (Abbott Cycling) lost thirty seconds to the peloton, after he found himself in an isolated group which was left behind by the peloton.
Stage 14 | Hilly stage - 190 km
The last stage before the second rest day, it wasn't certainly a calm stage for the peloton.
Adam Sandor (Velomax) and Zachariah Nordfeldt (Vançotte) surprised the main group with a tactical attack more than sixty kilometres from the finish.
Ceribian Sergo Gvarjaladze (Bagdati) easily won the stage, after defeating Nylander Derryl Benjaminson (Le Cycle Super) and Adam Sandor in the finish.
Soyabarian retained the red jersey, but it was reduced to fifty-four seconds to Adam Sandor.
Zachariah Nordfeldt climbed to the third place at one minute and fifty-eight seconds, while Amrit Mallaya fell to the fourth place.
Stage 15 | Hilly stage - 166 km
Although decided in a mass sprint, the fifteenth stage was again a complicated stage for the peloton, including many of the favourites.
Mordvanian Miroslav Gradishar (Iskra) defeated Antoine Duchesnay (NDM) and Florinthian Stanley Langdon (Luft Wurberg) to win his second individual stage this Tour de Valland.
Amrit Mallaya complicated his options to the podium, after he lost another minute to the main group.
Stage 16 | Mountain stage - 183 km
Vienlander Siegfried Jundt (AHN-Bank of Florinthus) won the sixteenth stage, in the return of the high mountain, after defeating Lomarran Tomasson Zavala (Yetech-Druzhberg) and Nerysian Munderic Aidas (Nenergo) in the final metres after a long breakaway.
In the main group, reduced to eight riders in the last climb, Ulrick Vandenhof resisted the attacks by Jevgenijs Kalnins (Magram) and Amrit Mallaya (Abbott Cycling) -the two most active riders of the day- while seeing how his main rivals, Nylander Zachariah Nordfeldt and Keszarian Adam Sandor, were losing time.
Vandenhof crossed the finish along Nerysian Jarik Nytar (BataVelo), Kalnins, losing only ten seconds to Mallaya, who was now second in the general classification at three minutes and eleven seconds.
With still a last mountain stage and final individual time-trial to come, Adam Sandor was third at three minutes and forty-two seconds.
Kyrzbekistani climber Damir Zagipur (KyrzAir), who was 11th in the general classification, took the Youth classification jersey from Malkhaz Lomidze, who had been leading that classification since stage 9.