Simon Gerrans in the overall lead and wearing the distinctive ochre jersey of GC leader.
Australian Simon Gerrans (Orica-GreenEdge) has survived another week at the top of the UCI's World Ranking, although the top 10 has been heavily reshuffled after a busy weekend of racing.
Gerrans hit the top of the new-for-2016 World Ranking after claiming the overall victory in the Tour Down Under in January, the opening race of the UCI's first division WorldTour calendar.
UCI World Ranking (as at February 29 2016)
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