Michal Kwiatkowski wins the 2015 Amstel Gold Race
Team Sky has been deposed from its long run at the top of the 2015 UCI WorldTour team ranking by Etixx-QuickStep thanks to Michal Kwiatkowski's win in the Amstel Gold Race on Sunday.
Kwiatkowski's victory in the Dutch race was the first WorldTour win for Etixx-QuickStep since the Polish road race world champion also won the prologue of Paris-Nice on March 8. Those two victories are the only WorldTour wins scored by the Belgian team so far in 2015.
UCI WorldTour rankings (as at April 20 after the Amstel Gold Race)
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