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Garmin - End of 3rd Season - Continue in PCM11
tovhol
I hope you can get the 10th place because this is a very nice storyWink
 
roturn
Thanks all for the comments. Indeed one of the best and also surprising results in this Tour. Had a lot of luck that I chose Van Den Broeck`s wheel in the end.

Next stage will be a very tough one, so hopefully I can stay with the riders above me to challenge them in the time trial. Not sure yet, but maybe I won`t attack on that stage as it`s quite senseless on that one and so I could secure the top 15 hopefully.

@ tovhol: Thanks for the kind words but top 10 will be very very hard. Wink
 
DJP19
Fantastic stage!
 
VladuuTs
nice podium, good luck in tomorrow's stage Grin
 
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Stijn_vranken
great last 2 moutain stage
and congrats with the podium
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RIP WW. Gone but not forgotten
 
Bosskardo
Good results and nice story.
Allways waiting your reports
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BikeRoel
Bosskardo wrote:
Good results and nice story.
Allways waiting your reports


+1
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roturn
Thanks all.

@ Bosskardo: Thanks. Nice to see some new reader.


I have some problems at the moment. I can`t play the 20th stage as the game just skips this one without any result? Anybody with the same problem and a solution?
Also the game crashes when I click the U23 menu. Time that the season will be finished. Wink
 
emmea90
20th stage you mean alpe d'huez or paris itt?
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roturn
Alpe d`Huez. It`s just skipping the stage. I might have made a mistake when I edited the DB to ahve this variant. But I can`t find any wrong thing there.
 
emmea90
You crash at loading or just forget it?
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Bosskardo
emmea wrote:
You crash at loading or just forget it?

I think he means the game skips the stage like he's not taking part howewer it doesn't even give simulated results, like the stage didn't exist.

Hope sb has some ideas, I don't.
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roturn
Bosskardo wrote:
emmea wrote:
You crash at loading or just forget it?

I think he means the game skips the stage like he's not taking part howewer it doesn't even give simulated results, like the stage didn't exist.

Hope sb has some ideas, I don't.

Exactly. Just skipping without any simulating results. So I could only continue with the final stage. But this kind of sucks as there could be important changes in this stage. Not necessarily for me and the overall win but still a few.
 
tsmoha
Hmm.. sounds weird. Never had a problem like this. Did you check, if the stage is on the correct date/day?
 
roturn
Yes. I can click and see the profile in the calendar without any crashes or problems.
I tried a weekly save but the same. All stages are normal, but this stage is skipped.
If I can`t handle this problem this evening I will skip it and play the time trial tomorrow instead.
 
jt1109
see if the game has counted it as a rest stage?

Usually you will have to change the rest day in the db to a different day.
 
roturn
No rest stage problem.

So I now skipped the stage and played the time trial.


Tour de France - Stage 21
Versailles - Paris Champs Elysees
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Different to the last years the final of the 2012 Tour de France is a timetrial like in the 80s, where great pictures of the fight between LeMond and Fignon were created.
This time it`s not that close but still a great scenery to finish a GT.
Sanchez is aiming a top 15 today. Therefore he has to overtake Laurens Ten Dam, which should be possible and avoiding to lose time on Lövkvist, who is the a bit better time trialist.

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Cancellara is the big favourite today, but in the end of a GT everything is a bit different as recovery is an important fact. But no surprise that he takes the best time by far at the moment.
55'58

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Fuglsang is quite isolated on the 26th. Not what he expected before. A pity that his active riding wasn`t rewarded.
With the best time trialists still coming behind him he is provisional 2nd at the moment with a big gap to the Suisse.
58'02

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Is Tony Martin fresh enough to beat Cancellara? He had a great season so far and obviously he wasn`t able to hold this level in the Tour. Also todays time is very good but not good enough to win.
56'27

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Big moment for Luis Leon Sanchez. A top 15 would already be less than he wanted before the Tour. But due to the very strong field this was the maximum for him. His time is quite good. Let`s see what it is worth.
57'04

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Bradley Wiggins as one of the big favourites today. The podium is out of range for him but the 4th is still possible for him. In general his Tour de France was quite successful.
Just 5s to Cancellara beating Martin.
56'03

Meanwhile Lövkvist beated Sanchez by 45s. He must have had a very good day today. So he will overtake Sanchez and jump on the 15th as both of them overtook Ten Dam easily.

But still good news. Soler, 14th before with almost 3min ahead had a bad ride. So both of them overtake the Columbian by a few seconds and the 15th is going to Luis Leon Sanchez.

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Van Den Broeck with his first GT podium. He really deserves this after being injured in most of 2011. Also good ride by him today.
57'56

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For Andy Schleck it`S just riding through Paris knowing that he will stay on the 2nd. It`S still a great result for him but he is still waiting for his first GT win. He is definitely strong enough but always Contador is ahead of him.
57'50

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Contador is already seeing Schleck ahead of him. A very good time by him.
The dominator of the 2012 Tour de France was never struggling and is the deserved winner. Not enough as he also wins the stage 24s ahead of Cancellara.
55'34


Result
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1Alberto ContadorAstana55'34
2Fabian CancellaraLeopard Trek+ 24
3Bradley WigginsSky Professional Cycling Team+ 29
4Tony MartinTeam HTC - Highroad+ 53
5Thomas LövkvistOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 55
6Janez BrajkovicTeam RadioShack+ 1'11
7Roman KreuzigerLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1'16
8Vincenzo NibaliLampre-ISD+ 1'29
9Luis León Sánchez GilGarmin - Cervelo+ 1'30
10Vladimir KarpetsTeam Katusha+ 1'37

Spoiler
11Richard PorteLeopard Trek+ 1'50
12Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShacks.t.
13Samuel SánchezEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 1'57
14Maxime MonfortTeam HTC - Highroad+ 1'59
15Denis MenchovAg2r La Mondiale+ 2'08
16Robert GesinkLeopard Trek+ 2'09
17Andy SchleckLeopard Trek+ 2'16
18Jurgen Van den BroeckOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 2'22
19Ivan BassoLampre-ISD+ 2'23
20Jakob FuglsangGarmin - Cervelo+ 2'28
21Michael RogersRabobank+ 2'47
22Laurens Ten DamRabobank+ 2'56
23Tiago MachadoTeam RadioShack+ 3'06
24Tejay Van GarderenTeam HTC - Highroad+ 3'08
25Sylvain ChavanelQuick Step - Innergetic+ 3'10
26Stijn DevolderQuick Step - Innergetics.t.
27Igor AntónEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 3'21
28Jean-Christophe PéraudOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 3'23
29Cadel EvansLeopard Trek+ 3'31
30Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondale+ 3'32
31Oleg BerdosTeam HTC - Highroad+ 3'36
32Linus GerdemannLeopard Trek+ 3'38
33Vladimir GusevTeam Katusha+ 3'44
34Dimitri ChampionCofidis, le Credit en Ligne+ 3'45
35José Iván GutiérrezTeam Movistars.t.
36Alexandre GeniezSkil - Shimano+ 3'47
37David ArroyoTeam Movistar+ 3'52
38Kevin SeeldraeyersOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 3'54
39Sandy CasarTeam Movistars.t.
40Nicolas RocheAg2r La Mondiale+ 3'58
41Andriy GrivkoAstanas.t.
42Maxime BouetTeam Movistar+ 3'59
43Fränk SchleckAstana+ 4'03
44Peter VelitsAstana+ 4'06
45Benoît VaugrenardFDJ+ 4'08
46Rein TaaramäeCofidis, le Credit en Ligne+ 4'10
47Lance ArmstrongTeam RadioShack+ 4'23
48Christophe Le MévelTeam Movistar+ 4'28
49Dmytro GrabovskyyFarnese Vini - Neri+ 4'35
50Branislau SamoilauQuick Step - Innergetic+ 4'38
51Alessandro BallanLampre-ISDs.t.
52Juan José Cobo AceboTeam Movistar+ 4'45
53Juan Mauricio SolerAstana+ 4'48
54David MillarGarmin - Cervelo+ 4'52
55José SerpaSkil - Shimano+ 5'02
56Sébastien MinardCofidis, le Credit en Ligne+ 5'04
57Simon SpilakTeam RadioShack+ 5'10
58Maxim BelkovFarnese Vini - Neri+ 5'19
59Rasmus GuldhammerLeopard Trek+ 5'20
60Heinrich HausslerGarmin - Cervelo+ 5'23
61Carlos SastreTeam Katusha+ 5'26
62Johan VansummerenGarmin - Cervelo+ 5'34
63Bauke MollemaColnago - CSF Inox+ 5'36
64Andrey KashechkinLampre-ISD+ 5'38
65Jérémy RoyFDJ+ 5'52
66John GadretAg2r La Mondiale+ 5'53
67Christophe KernAg2r La Mondiale+ 5'55
68Rémy Di GrégorioFDJ+ 5'58
69Jérôme PineauQuick Step - Innergetic+ 6'00
70Thierry HupondSkil - Shimanos.t.
71Egoi MartínezEuskaltel - Euskadis.t.
72Frederik WillemsLiquigas - Cannondales.t.
73Guillaume BonnafondAg2r La Mondiale+ 6'01
74Julien LoubetAg2r La Mondiale+ 6'04
75Trent LoweGarmin - Cervelo+ 6'08
76Peter KennaughSky Professional Cycling Team+ 6'11
77Egor SilinTeam HTC - Highroad+ 6'16
78Johannes LöwGarmin - Cervelo+ 6'20
79Simon GerransFarnese Vini - Neri+ 6'30
80Amets TxurrukaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 6'31
81Rob RuijghRabobank+ 6'45
82Francesco GinanniLampre-ISD+ 6'47
83Francesco TizzaColnago - CSF Inox+ 6'59
84Emanuele VonaFarnese Vini - Neri+ 7'07
85Lorenzo BernucciColnago - CSF Inox+ 7'15
86David LoosliLampre-ISD+ 7'24
87René MandriFarnese Vini - Neri+ 7'26
88Gianpaolo CarusoTeam Katusha+ 7'28
89José ArrietaAg2r La Mondiale+ 7'41

Overall
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No one was able to beat him and so he takes another TdF victory. Very well done by the Spaniard. With Andy Schleck and Van Den Broeck two strong and still "young" riders follow him on the podium with more than 5min back. Both of them will have good chances to step up in future.

1Alberto ContadorAstana88h19'17
2Andy SchleckLeopard Trek+ 5'50
3Jurgen Van den BroeckOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 7'55
4Bradley WigginsSky Professional Cycling Team+ 12'39
5Christophe Le MévelTeam Movistar+ 13'00
6Robert GesinkLeopard Trek+ 16'20
7Roman KreuzigerLiquigas - Cannondale+ 16'45
8Vladimir KarpetsTeam Katusha+ 18'16
9Samuel SánchezEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 19'26
10Richard PorteLeopard Trek+ 19'33

Spoiler
11Kevin SeeldraeyersOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 19'35
12Vincenzo NibaliLampre-ISD+ 20'22
13Fränk SchleckAstana+ 21'25
14Thomas LövkvistOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 23'55
15Luis León Sánchez GilGarmin - Cervelo+ 24'15
16Juan Mauricio SolerAstana+ 24'33
17Laurens Ten DamRabobank+ 25'18
18Tony MartinTeam HTC - Highroad+ 27'23
19Michael RogersRabobank+ 28'18
20Denis MenchovAg2r La Mondiale+ 29'11
21Ivan BassoLampre-ISD+ 32'19
22Maxime MonfortTeam HTC - Highroad+ 34'06
23Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShack+ 36'35
24David ArroyoTeam Movistar+ 37'39
25Janez BrajkovicTeam RadioShack+ 37'56
26Jakob FuglsangGarmin - Cervelo+ 43'11
27Sandy CasarTeam Movistar+ 55'13
28Cadel EvansLeopard Trek+ 56'09
29Igor AntónEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 1h03'51
30Tejay Van GarderenTeam HTC - Highroad+ 1h08'01
31Carlos SastreTeam Katusha+ 1h13'01
32Branislau SamoilauQuick Step - Innergetic+ 1h13'26
33John GadretAg2r La Mondiale+ 1h15'27
34José SerpaSkil - Shimano+ 1h19'49
35Sylvain ChavanelQuick Step - Innergetic+ 1h20'24
36Peter VelitsAstana+ 1h24'14
37Rein TaaramäeCofidis, le Credit en Ligne+ 1h26'00
38Rémy Di GrégorioFDJ+ 1h27'04
39Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondale+ 1h29'29
40Nicolas RocheAg2r La Mondiale+ 1h36'05
41Maxime BouetTeam Movistar+ 1h40'25
42Amets TxurrukaEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 1h41'24
43Lance ArmstrongTeam RadioShack+ 1h47'39
44Dimitri ChampionCofidis, le Credit en Ligne+ 1h47'58
45Juan José Cobo AceboTeam Movistar+ 1h49'04
46Julien LoubetAg2r La Mondiale+ 1h54'08
47Alexandre GeniezSkil - Shimano+ 2h03'00
48Tiago MachadoTeam RadioShack+ 2h03'59
49Linus GerdemannLeopard Trek+ 2h09'07
50Jean-Christophe PéraudOmega Pharma-Lotto+ 2h09'09
51Fabian CancellaraLeopard Trek+ 2h12'27
52Jérôme PineauQuick Step - Innergetic+ 2h23'04
53Rob RuijghRabobank+ 2h25'59
54Bauke MollemaColnago - CSF Inox+ 2h30'44
55Stijn DevolderQuick Step - Innergetic+ 2h37'46
56Andriy GrivkoAstana+ 2h46'30
57Guillaume BonnafondAg2r La Mondiale+ 2h47'11
58Simon SpilakTeam RadioShack+ 2h47'13
59Benoît VaugrenardFDJ+ 2h48'27
60Vladimir GusevTeam Katusha+ 2h50'36
61Sébastien MinardCofidis, le Credit en Ligne+ 2h52'11
62Francesco TizzaColnago - CSF Inox+ 2h53'35
63Egor SilinTeam HTC - Highroad+ 3h03'28
64Jérémy RoyFDJ+ 3h03'47
65José Iván GutiérrezTeam Movistar+ 3h05'42
66Francesco GinanniLampre-ISD+ 3h19'29
67Johan VansummerenGarmin - Cervelo+ 3h22'05
68Simon GerransFarnese Vini - Neri+ 3h29'20
69Trent LoweGarmin - Cervelo+ 3h34'35
70Oleg BerdosTeam HTC - Highroad+ 3h39'32
71Rasmus GuldhammerLeopard Trek+ 3h48'05
72Gianpaolo CarusoTeam Katusha+ 3h53'38
73Thierry HupondSkil - Shimano+ 3h53'56
74Egoi MartínezEuskaltel - Euskadi+ 3h54'32
75Johannes LöwGarmin - Cervelo+ 4h02'03
76Christophe KernAg2r La Mondiale+ 4h11'20
77Peter KennaughSky Professional Cycling Team+ 4h11'39
78Lorenzo BernucciColnago - CSF Inox+ 4h19'14
79Dmytro GrabovskyyFarnese Vini - Neri+ 4h30'33
80Heinrich HausslerGarmin - Cervelo+ 4h32'18
81David MillarGarmin - Cervelo+ 4h32'37
82Frederik WillemsLiquigas - Cannondale+ 4h36'36
83Alessandro BallanLampre-ISD+ 4h40'34
84René MandriFarnese Vini - Neri+ 4h46'32
85Andrey KashechkinLampre-ISD+ 5h21'38
86Emanuele VonaFarnese Vini - Neri+ 5h25'28
87David LoosliLampre-ISD+ 5h28'44
88José ArrietaAg2r La Mondiale+ 5h38'55
89Maxim BelkovFarnese Vini - Neri+ 6h27'24

P:
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With his dominance in the mountains and time trials Contador also takes the green jersey. It`s the first time since many years that no sprinter is winning this one. Especially due to the hard course it wasn`t possible for them to win.
But a big compliment to Haussler, who stayed in the top5 of this ranking. He is also the only sprinter next to Sagan, who finished the Tour de France.
Riders like Boonen, Hagen, Cavendish, McEwen, Greipel or Bennati had absolutely no chance coming over the mountains.

1Alberto ContadorAstana247
2Jurgen Van den BroeckOmega Pharma-Lotto171
3Bradley WigginsSky Professional Cycling Team159
4Andy SchleckLeopard Trek158
5Heinrich HausslerGarmin - Cervelo142
6Vincenzo NibaliLampre-ISD128
7Luis León Sánchez GilGarmin - Cervelo108
8Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondale105
9Roman KreuzigerLiquigas - Cannondale102
10Fabian CancellaraLeopard Trek96

Spoiler
11Robert GesinkLeopard Trek96
12Fränk SchleckAstana85
13Samuel SánchezEuskaltel - Euskadi74
14Juan Mauricio SolerAstana72
15Christophe Le MévelTeam Movistar70
16Jakob FuglsangGarmin - Cervelo67
17Tony MartinTeam HTC - Highroad63
18Cadel EvansLeopard Trek61
19Francesco GinanniLampre-ISD59
20Richard PorteLeopard Trek54
21Ivan BassoLampre-ISD53
22Nicolas RocheAg2r La Mondiale49
23Peter VelitsAstana44
24Kevin SeeldraeyersOmega Pharma-Lotto43
25Sylvain ChavanelQuick Step - Innergetic43
26Thomas LövkvistOmega Pharma-Lotto42
27Igor AntónEuskaltel - Euskadi40
28Jérôme PineauQuick Step - Innergetic37
29Rasmus GuldhammerLeopard Trek35
30Benoît VaugrenardFDJ33
31Vladimir KarpetsTeam Katusha32
32Simon GerransFarnese Vini - Neri31
33Michael RogersRabobank27
34Amets TxurrukaEuskaltel - Euskadi27
35Lorenzo BernucciColnago - CSF Inox26
36David ArroyoTeam Movistar23
37Emanuele VonaFarnese Vini - Neri22
38Denis MenchovAg2r La Mondiale19
39Johan VansummerenGarmin - Cervelo19
40Sandy CasarTeam Movistar18
41Stijn DevolderQuick Step - Innergetic17
42Jean-Christophe PéraudOmega Pharma-Lotto16
43Simon SpilakTeam RadioShack16
44José Iván GutiérrezTeam Movistar16
45Maxime BouetTeam Movistar14
46Bauke MollemaColnago - CSF Inox14
47Sébastien MinardCofidis, le Credit en Ligne14
48Maxime MonfortTeam HTC - Highroad12
49Gianpaolo CarusoTeam Katusha12
50Egoi MartínezEuskaltel - Euskadi12
51Laurens Ten DamRabobank10
52Janez BrajkovicTeam RadioShack8
53Tiago MachadoTeam RadioShack8
54Egor SilinTeam HTC - Highroad8
55Alessandro BallanLampre-ISD8
56Levi LeipheimerTeam RadioShack7
57Alexandre GeniezSkil - Shimano6
58Vladimir GusevTeam Katusha6
59Dmytro GrabovskyyFarnese Vini - Neri6
60Jérémy RoyFDJ4
61John GadretAg2r La Mondiale2
62Rémy Di GrégorioFDJ1

KoM:
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With two big solo rides in the 2nd week Nibali wins the KoM jersey deserved. In the previous years it was enough to have as many points as the 8th to win the jersey with not even half of his points. Not this time obviously.

1Vincenzo NibaliLampre-ISD447
2Alberto ContadorAstana337
3Cadel EvansLeopard Trek336
4Roman KreuzigerLiquigas - Cannondale284
5Andy SchleckLeopard Trek274
6Jakob FuglsangGarmin - Cervelo218
7Maxime BouetTeam Movistar199
8Jurgen Van den BroeckOmega Pharma-Lotto196
9Juan José Cobo AceboTeam Movistar157
10Bauke MollemaColnago - CSF Inox150

Spoiler
11Tony MartinTeam HTC - Highroad143
12Igor AntónEuskaltel - Euskadi126
13Bradley WigginsSky Professional Cycling Team115
14Robert GesinkLeopard Trek103
15Luis León Sánchez GilGarmin - Cervelo102
16Rémy Di GrégorioFDJ102
17Christophe Le MévelTeam Movistar100
18Sandy CasarTeam Movistar88
19Peter VelitsAstana86
20Simon SpilakTeam RadioShack82
21Juan Mauricio SolerAstana75
22Jean-Christophe PéraudOmega Pharma-Lotto74
23Tiago MachadoTeam RadioShack71
24Amets TxurrukaEuskaltel - Euskadi69
25Alexandre GeniezSkil - Shimano67
26Benoît VaugrenardFDJ66
27Nicolas RocheAg2r La Mondiale64
28Dimitri ChampionCofidis, le Credit en Ligne61
29John GadretAg2r La Mondiale60
30Samuel SánchezEuskaltel - Euskadi59
31Jérôme PineauQuick Step - Innergetic57
32Egor SilinTeam HTC - Highroad56
33Ivan BassoLampre-ISD55
34Tejay Van GarderenTeam HTC - Highroad55
35Guillaume BonnafondAg2r La Mondiale52
36Maxime MonfortTeam HTC - Highroad50
37Lance ArmstrongTeam RadioShack50
38Julien LoubetAg2r La Mondiale49
39Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondale48
40José SerpaSkil - Shimano44
41Kevin SeeldraeyersOmega Pharma-Lotto43
42Vladimir KarpetsTeam Katusha40
43Linus GerdemannLeopard Trek40
44Sylvain ChavanelQuick Step - Innergetic38
45Richard PorteLeopard Trek36
46Egoi MartínezEuskaltel - Euskadi34
47Fränk SchleckAstana29
48Andriy GrivkoAstana29
49Peter KennaughSky Professional Cycling Team23
50Fabian CancellaraLeopard Trek22
51Vladimir GusevTeam Katusha20
52Johan VansummerenGarmin - Cervelo20
53Dmytro GrabovskyyFarnese Vini - Neri20
54Emanuele VonaFarnese Vini - Neri20
55José Iván GutiérrezTeam Movistar19
56Gianpaolo CarusoTeam Katusha17
57Laurens Ten DamRabobank14
58Denis MenchovAg2r La Mondiale13
59Rasmus GuldhammerLeopard Trek11
60Rein TaaramäeCofidis, le Credit en Ligne10
61Stijn DevolderQuick Step - Innergetic9
62Michael RogersRabobank8
63Francesco TizzaColnago - CSF Inox7
64Janez BrajkovicTeam RadioShack6
65Lorenzo BernucciColnago - CSF Inox6
66David ArroyoTeam Movistar5
67Sébastien MinardCofidis, le Credit en Ligne5
68Jérémy RoyFDJ3
69Branislau SamoilauQuick Step - Innergetic2
70Thierry HupondSkil - Shimano2

U25:
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Greates come back of this Tour. After a crash on the first days and an injury Van Garderen lost several minutes and started the goal "White Jersey" with 30min back to strong riders like Sagan, Taaramae or Bonnafond. Alone in the third week he gained more than this time back on them and wins dominant ahead of Taaramae and Sagan and takes the 2nd GT Youth ranking after the Giro 2011.
Of 25 starting U25 riders just 10 finished the race. Löw as only Garmin rider as 9th due to his big problems in flat stages.

1Tejay Van GarderenTeam HTC - Highroad89h27'18 (1)
2Rein TaaramäeCofidis, le Credit en Ligne+ 17'59 (2)
3Peter SaganLiquigas - Cannondale+ 21'28 (3)
4Alexandre GeniezSkil - Shimano+ 54'59 (4)
5Guillaume BonnafondAg2r La Mondiale+ 1h39'10 (5)
6Egor SilinTeam HTC - Highroad+ 1h55'27 (6)
7Oleg BerdosTeam HTC - Highroad+ 2h31'31 (7)
8Rasmus GuldhammerLeopard Trek+ 2h40'04 (8)
9Johannes LöwGarmin - Cervelo+ 2h54'02 (9)
10Peter KennaughSky Professional Cycling Team+ 3h03'38 (10)

Team:
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The team ranking was easily won by Leopard - Trek. They finished the race with 7 riders. Just Garmin had so many riders left in the end. Sky with just 2 riders (Wiggins/Kennaugh) had the negative record.

1Leopard Trek263h37'39 (1)
2Astana+ 11'20 (2)
3Omega Pharma-Lotto+ 21'02 (3)
4Team Movistar+ 1h10'38 (4)
5Team HTC - Highroad+ 1h16'27 (5)
6Team RadioShack+ 2h20'50 (6)
7Ag2r La Mondiale+ 2h23'21 (7)
8Euskaltel - Euskadi+ 2h24'57 (8)
9Rabobank+ 2h41'37 (9)
10Team Katusha+ 3h01'45 (10)

Spoiler
11Garmin - Cervelo+ 3h14'59 (11)
12Lampre-ISD+ 3h34'29 (12)
13Quick Step - Innergetic+ 4h17'13 (13)
14Cofidis, le Credit en Ligne+ 5h39'32 (14)
15Liquigas - Cannondale+ 5h47'01 (15)
16Skil - Shimano+ 6h18'28 (16)
17FDJ+ 6h46'29 (17)
18Colnago - CSF Inox+ 8h46'00 (18)
19Farnese Vini - Neri+ 11h56'04 (19)


Another Tour de France summary report will come later.
Edited by roturn on 10-06-2011 14:01
 
BoogieBoogie
Very nice Tour overall Smile Good job making 15th with Sanchez.
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Anonymer
...just 9 finished the race.
10 Peter Kennaugh Sky Professional Cycling Team + 3h03'38 (10)

Anyway, nice 15th with luis leon sanchez, I gues much more wasn't possible with this hard variant
 
roturn
Thanks both.

You are right of course. 10 finished. Wink
 
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