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| stuartmcstuart |
Posted on 17-02-2008 18:55
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unlucky Sastre! Theres still mountains to bring that gap down, keep it up! |
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Posted on 17-02-2008 18:57
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Very good stage for you ... apart from Valverde winning
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| niconico |
Posted on 17-02-2008 19:01
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More drama coming up 
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Posted on 17-02-2008 19:26
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This story is fantastic. So glad you brought it back. |
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Posted on 17-02-2008 19:47
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July 18:  Le Tour de France – Stage 10 | Tallard > Marseille – 229,5 km
Stage Profile
The Alps are done, here comes three succesive flat stages for the peloton. Some riders will be happy with this fact, but a guy like Sastre would like to see some mountain very shortly. He’s been at the front on all the mountain stages so far and at some point he’s going to be the strongest on the slopes. I just know it. Today is the first of the trio of flat stages and it ends in Marseille. It’s one of the longest stages of the Tour with its 229 kilometres it is only topped by the stage to Compiegne, which Boonen won. The Belgian could end up winning again today if he and the other sprinters can get over the two sharp hills towards the end of the stage. The first one, the Côte des Bastides, starts with 35 kilometres left and it is a 7,5 km climb with a gradient of 2.9 %. The last, the Col de la Gineste, starts with 18 kilometres left and it is a 7,5 km climb with a gradient of 3.2 %. Both are 3rd category climbs.
A massive group of 12 riders got away after the stage started with excessive attacking. I guess the riders are still feeling fresh after three days in the Alps. We got Cancellara in the group and he told us he was feeling perfectly today. Besides him, the group consisted of Garcia Dapena, Petito, Baldato, Kiryienka, Roesems, Usov, Thijs, Klier, Bertogliati, Wegmann and Mikhailov.
A group of 12 riders got away on today’s stage. Will Caisse d’Epargne and the sprinter teams let them go or do they still have something left after the Alps?
At some point the pack will let a break stay clear, but unfortuneately that point wasn’t today. The gap topped at 10 minutes with 100 kilometres to go. From this point the gap came down steadily and the pack was in total control the whole time. With about 30 kilometres to go, just ahead of the Côte des Bastides, the gap was around 2’30”. Cancellara who was feeling fantastic today decided to attack here. He stayed clear of the pack (which caught the break up the climb) to the summit with about 40 seconds, but he was caught on the descend. But then Schleck attacked on the Col de la Gineste and he got a small gap. But the pack was also scorching up the climb, so Frank was reeled in shortly after winning the KOM sprint. Haedo was gone so we have no chance of winning today.
Cancellara and Schleck both had a go on the two penultimate climbs of the stage, but both attacked turned out harmless as they were reeled in quickly.
After the descent with just over 3 kilometres to go the only rider we had at the front was Frank Schleck and he wouldn’t win this sprint. Basically he wouldn’t win a sprint period (except when he thrashed Gadret in Paris-Nice). Disaster struck for us just ahead of the 3 kilometres mark when Carlos Sastre and Voigt bit the dust. The pack was strung out very much so maybe they would get lucky and recieve same time as the winner if they hauled ass.
Sastre and Voigt crashed towards the end of the stage and they needed to get up quickly if Sastre wasn’t to lose the Tour de France today.
At the front it was Valverde leading out the sprint. He had all the big sprinters in his wheel however, so he wasn’t going to win. Boonen was the first to spurt out of his wheel, he had Haussler, Zabel, Freire and Hushovd following him. None of them could pass him however as Tomekke took his 4th stage win of the Tour and reclaimed his green jersey. Sastre passed a lot later but he didn’t lose time as the pack was very strung out. Let’s hope he’s not injured. He still has two flat stage to restitute before he has to come up big at the time trial in three days.
Boonen wins another stage as he seems to be the only sprinter who can threaten Valverde in the Points Competition.
Tomorrow features another flat stage, where we will try to get Haedo in a position to win the stage. He’s looking incredibly right now and I think he has the power compared to the other sprinters, to win a stage and it would be absolute huge if he was to.
Le Tour de France – Stage 10 | Result
1  Tom Boonen QUICKSTEP - INNERGETIC 5h05'00
2 Heinrich Haussler GEROLSTEINER s.t.
3 Oscar Freire RABOBANK s.t.
4 Erik Zabel TEAM MILRAM s.t.
5 Alejandro Valverde CAISSE D'EPARGNE s.t.
6 Thor Hushovd CREDIT AGRICOLE s.t.
7 Allan Davis DISCOVERY CHANNEL s.t.
8 Luca Paolini LIQUIGAS s.t.
9 Danilo Napolitano LAMPRE - FONDITAL s.t.
10 Gert Steegmans QUICKSTEP - INNERGETIC s.t.
11 Fred Rodriguez PREDICTOR - LOTTO s.t.
12 Kim Kirchen T-MOBILE TEAM s.t.
13 Alessandro Ballan LAMPRE - FONDITAL s.t.
14 Philippe Gilbert FRANÇAISE DES JEUX s.t.
15 Yaroslav Popovych DISCOVERY CHANNEL s.t.
16 Robbie McEwen PREDICTOR - LOTTO s.t.
17 Vladimir Efimkin CAISSE D'EPARGNE s.t.
18 Cadel Evans PREDICTOR - LOTTO s.t.
19 Andreas Klöden ASTANA s.t.
20 Michael Rogers T-MOBILE TEAM s.t.
50 Frank Schleck TEAM CSC s.t.
56 Bobby Julich TEAM CSC s.t.
80 Fabian Cancellara TEAM CSC s.t.
82 Juan José Haedo TEAM CSC s.t.
89 Christian Vandevelde TEAM CSC s.t.
91 Iñigo Cuesta TEAM CSC s.t.
94 Jens Voigt TEAM CSC s.t.
95 Carlos Sastre TEAM CSC s.t.
99 David Zabriskie TEAM CSC s.t.
 Le Tour de France – Stage 10 | GC
1  Alejandro Valverde CAISSE D'EPARGNE 47h11'06
2 Carlos Sastre TEAM CSC + 1'24
3 Andreas Klöden ASTANA + 2'55
4 Christophe Moreau AG2R PREVOYANCE + 3'21
5 Markus Fothen GEROLSTEINER + 5'33
6 Denis Menchov RABOBANK + 5'44
7 Cadel Evans PREDICTOR - LOTTO + 5'49
8 Paolo Savoldelli ASTANA + 9'37
9 Levi Leipheimer DISCOVERY CHANNEL + 10'47
10 Gilberto Simoni SAUNIER DUVAL - PRODIR + 11'19
11 Frank Schleck TEAM CSC + 12'40
12 Juan Manuel Gárate QUICKSTEP - INNERGETIC + 14'07
13 Linus Gerdemann T-MOBILE TEAM + 14'23
14 Vladimir Karpets CAISSE D'EPARGNE + 16'12
15 Thomas Lövkvist FRANÇAISE DES JEUX + 16'13
16 Chris Horner PREDICTOR - LOTTO + 16'17
17 Pietro Caucchioli CREDIT AGRICOLE + 16'23
18 Tom Danielson DISCOVERY CHANNEL + 17'25
19 Alberto Contador DISCOVERY CHANNEL + 17'27
20 Michael Rogers T-MOBILE TEAM + 18'06
22 Jens Voigt TEAM CSC + 20'46
26 Bobby Julich TEAM CSC + 26'15
29 David Zabriskie TEAM CSC + 30'07
32 Iñigo Cuesta TEAM CSC + 34'15
51 Christian Vandevelde TEAM CSC + 44'05
68 Fabian Cancellara TEAM CSC + 57'38
113 Juan José Haedo TEAM CSC + 1h33'59
 Le Tour de France – Stage 10 | Points Competition
1 Tom Boonen QUICKSTEP - INNERGETIC 225
2 Alejandro Valverde CAISSE D'EPARGNE 219
3 Erik Zabel TEAM MILRAM 199
4 Heinrich Haussler GEROLSTEINER 164
5 Danilo Napolitano LAMPRE - FONDITAL 160
6 Oscar Freire RABOBANK 153
7 Thor Hushovd CREDIT AGRICOLE 151
8 Allan Davis DISCOVERY CHANNEL 115
9 Robbie McEwen PREDICTOR - LOTTO 100
10 Andreas Klöden ASTANA 85
12 Carlos Sastre TEAM CSC 71
14 Juan José Haedo TEAM CSC 68
20 Jens Voigt TEAM CSC 49
21 Fabian Cancellara TEAM CSC 48
25 Frank Schleck TEAM CSC 42
65 Bobby Julich TEAM CSC 9
67 Iñigo Cuesta TEAM CSC 8
70 Christian Vandevelde TEAM CSC 7
99 David Zabriskie TEAM CSC 1
 Le Tour de France – Stage 10 | King of the Mountains Competition
1  Jens Voigt TEAM CSC 232
2 Christophe Moreau AG2R PREVOYANCE 186
3 Yaroslav Popovych DISCOVERY CHANNEL 151
4 Alejandro Valverde CAISSE D'EPARGNE 143
5 Carlos Sastre TEAM CSC 125
6 Andreas Klöden ASTANA 116
7 Markus Fothen GEROLSTEINER 88
8 Cadel Evans PREDICTOR - LOTTO 81
9 Denis Menchov RABOBANK 67
10 Gilberto Simoni SAUNIER DUVAL - PRODIR 62
18 Frank Schleck TEAM CSC 30
35 Christian Vandevelde TEAM CSC 10
36 Fabian Cancellara TEAM CSC 10
63 Iñigo Cuesta TEAM CSC 1
Boonen is back in green after another win.
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Posted on 17-02-2008 20:28
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Great story A-Schleck. How is Voigt mountian and hill stats? |
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Posted on 17-02-2008 20:50
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Thanks.
He's 75 in mountain and 76 in hills. And he's in peak condition. 
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Posted on 17-02-2008 21:31
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Nice to see Valverde in Yellow |
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Posted on 25-02-2008 17:03
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this is nice  i hope you win and valverde crashes!
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Posted on 27-02-2008 16:00
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great story, love to see much more of it in the future
good luck with sastre for the final stages of the tour, beating valverde is never easy in this game. |
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Posted on 28-02-2008 15:08
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I know it's been a while since the last update, but I've been on vacation the last week and the transfer season has got me worrying about other things right now. On top of that I have an important paper to turn in on Monday, so don't expext a new update before next week.
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Posted on 28-02-2008 15:12
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A_Schleck wrote:
I know it's been a while since the last update, but I've been on vacation the last week and the transfer season has got me worrying about other things right now. On top of that I have an important paper to turn in on Monday, so don't expext a new update before next week.
take your time, do it right! B)
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Posted on 28-02-2008 15:16
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use as much time as you need, the story is good anyway |
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Posted on 01-03-2008 16:18
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absolutely brilliant story!!!
cant wait for the next update
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Posted on 06-03-2008 21:02
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July 19: Le Tour de France – Stage 11 | Marseille > Montpellier – 182,5 km
Stage Profile
Still in flat part of France right now as we today pick up where we left off. Today’s stage features an almost classic finish in Montpellier and because the peloton is more or less following the coast all the way on the 182,5 kilometres route, the cross-wind could be a big factor today.
We tried to get Cancellara in the break again today and it looked pretty good as he formed a 13-man break with a lot of strong riders. But the pack wouldn’t let them go so they turned up the heat, led by Quickstep and soon it was reeled back in. It’s the kind of stage where Voigt would try to join the break but he is injured following his crash on yesterday’s stage where Sastre also bit the dust in Marseille. Luckily nothing happened to Sastre.
Luca Paolini took off in a very optimistic try to take a solo win.
Luca Paolini then got away and three other riders also attacked. These were Guesdon, Leukemans and Etxebarria. Somehow Etxebarria was soon dropped by Guesdon and Leukemans as they tried, almost in vain to chase down Paolini. They did come across, but no until they raced past the 50 kilometres left mark. Paolini was beat at this point though and eventhough the pack was only a few minutes behind, Leukemans soon found himself soloing away from Guesdon and a dead beat Paolini.
Björn Leukemans has had a great season so far and today he looked to add a Tour win to his season resume.
But it wasn’t going to happen for Leukemans and already with 30 kilometres left he was back in the pack and things were yet again set up for mass sprint. In the finale Haedo placed himself very well in the wheel of Allan Davis, who were being led out by Jeremy Hunt and Jimmy Casper of Unibet.com. The train situation is as follows: We have a trailing train of three on the far left with Rodriquez – McEwen – Zabel. The leading train with Hunt – Casper – Davis – Haedo – Valverde – Fernandez. On the right we have a train with Ballan – Napolitano – Eisel – Hushovd – Freire – Haussler.
The situation just before the sprint looked promising for Haedo and he is in peak condition still, can he pull off a win?
Hunt was weak however and Napolitano soon surged forward leaving Ballan’s wheel, with Eisel following him closely. Soon the Austrian found himself to the left of Napolitano and he looked to overtake him and snatch the win, when Thor Hushovd came scorching on the inside and eased past Napolitano took take a great win.
Thor Hushovd won the 6th Tour de France Stage of his career as he claimed victory in Montpellier on the 11th stage of Le Tour.
Tomorrow we have another flat stage before the GC riders have to put some effort into it again as the 13th stage features a 50 kilometres time trial and it is a very important for Sastre where we hope he can gain time on Valverde, but at the same time he needs to limit the loss that he inevitably will get to Klöden.
Le Tour de France – Stage 11 | Result
1  Thor Hushovd CREDIT AGRICOLE 4h05'18
2 Danilo Napolitano LAMPRE - FONDITAL s.t.
3 Bernhard Eisel T-MOBILE TEAM s.t.
4 Oscar Freire RABOBANK s.t.
5 Heinrich Haussler GEROLSTEINER s.t.
6 Jimmy Casper UNIBET.COM s.t.
7 Juan José Haedo TEAM CSC s.t.
8 Jean-Patrick Nazon AG2R PREVOYANCE s.t.
9 Allan Davis DISCOVERY CHANNEL s.t.
10 Erik Zabel TEAM MILRAM s.t.
11 Alejandro Valverde CAISSE D'EPARGNE s.t.
12 Robbie McEwen PREDICTOR - LOTTO s.t.
13 Tom Boonen QUICKSTEP - INNERGETIC s.t.
14 Jeremy Hunt UNIBET.COM s.t.
15 Koldo Fernandez EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI s.t.
16 Baden Cooke UNIBET.COM s.t.
17 Gert Steegmans QUICKSTEP - INNERGETIC s.t.
18 Robert Förster GEROLSTEINER s.t.
19 Fred Rodriguez PREDICTOR - LOTTO s.t.
20 Graeme Brown RABOBANK s.t.
65 Christian Vandevelde TEAM CSC s.t.
66 David Zabriskie TEAM CSC s.t.
67 Fabian Cancellara TEAM CSC s.t.
69 Bobby Julich TEAM CSC s.t.
70 Iñigo Cuesta TEAM CSC s.t.
72 Jens Voigt TEAM CSC s.t.
74 Carlos Sastre TEAM CSC s.t.
75 Frank Schleck TEAM CSC s.t.
Le Tour de France – Stage 11 | GC
1 Alejandro Valverde CAISSE D'EPARGNE 51h16'24
2 Carlos Sastre TEAM CSC + 1'24
3 Andreas Klöden ASTANA + 2'55
4 Christophe Moreau AG2R PREVOYANCE + 3'21
5 Markus Fothen GEROLSTEINER + 5'33
6 Denis Menchov RABOBANK + 5'44
7 Cadel Evans PREDICTOR - LOTTO + 5'49
8 Paolo Savoldelli ASTANA + 9'37
9 Levi Leipheimer DISCOVERY CHANNEL + 10'47
10 Gilberto Simoni SAUNIER DUVAL - PRODIR + 11'19
11 Frank Schleck TEAM CSC + 12'40
12 Juan Manuel Gárate QUICKSTEP - INNERGETIC + 14'07
13 Linus Gerdemann T-MOBILE TEAM + 14'23
14 Vladimir Karpets CAISSE D'EPARGNE + 16'12
15 Thomas Lövkvist FRANÇAISE DES JEUX + 16'13
16 Chris Horner PREDICTOR - LOTTO + 16'17
17 Pietro Caucchioli CREDIT AGRICOLE + 16'23
18 Tom Danielson DISCOVERY CHANNEL + 17'25
19 Alberto Contador DISCOVERY CHANNEL + 17'27
20 Michael Rogers T-MOBILE TEAM + 18'06
22 Jens Voigt TEAM CSC + 20'46
26 Bobby Julich TEAM CSC + 26'15
29 David Zabriskie TEAM CSC + 30'07
32 Iñigo Cuesta TEAM CSC + 34'15
51 Christian Vandevelde TEAM CSC + 44'05
68 Fabian Cancellara TEAM CSC + 57'38
113 Juan José Haedo TEAM CSC + 1h33'59
Le Tour de France – Stage 11 | Points Competition
1 Tom Boonen QUICKSTEP - INNERGETIC 238
2 Alejandro Valverde CAISSE D'EPARGNE 234
3 Erik Zabel TEAM MILRAM 219
4 Danilo Napolitano LAMPRE - FONDITAL 190
5 Thor Hushovd CREDIT AGRICOLE 186
6 Heinrich Haussler GEROLSTEINER 186
7 Oscar Freire RABOBANK 183
8 Allan Davis DISCOVERY CHANNEL 132
9 Robbie McEwen PREDICTOR - LOTTO 116
10 Bernhard Eisel T-MOBILE TEAM 107
Le Tour de France – Stage 11 | King of the Mountains Competition
1 Jens Voigt TEAM CSC 232
2 Christophe Moreau AG2R PREVOYANCE 186
3 Yaroslav Popovych DISCOVERY CHANNEL 151
4 Alejandro Valverde CAISSE D'EPARGNE 143
5 Carlos Sastre TEAM CSC 125
6 Andreas Klöden ASTANA 116
7 Markus Fothen GEROLSTEINER 88
8 Cadel Evans PREDICTOR - LOTTO 81
9 Denis Menchov RABOBANK 67
10 Gilberto Simoni SAUNIER DUVAL - PRODIR 62
Thor Hushovd takes his 2nd win of the this Tour in Montpellier with a perfectly timed sprint.
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Posted on 06-03-2008 21:03
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Guess who's back...
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Posted on 06-03-2008 23:34
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Good to see the story continue. any idea when you'll get the TT stage posted? Looking forward to it already! B) |
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Posted on 07-03-2008 13:45
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Today or tomorrow
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Posted on 07-03-2008 13:57
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1.24 for Valverde..hmm. Already lost fighting spirit?
Sry. but seems like my TdF winner prediction was correct..but dont quit when it is over |
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Posted on 08-03-2008 13:09
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July 20: Le Tour de France – Stage 12 | Montpellier > Castres – 178,5 km
Stage Profile
Today is the final flat stage before we commence four crucial stages. Tomorrow we have a 56 kilometres individual time trial followed by three Pyrenee stages. Today’s profile hints towards another mass sprint finish unless the sprinter teams finally decides to take a day off and recover a bit. A Group of 8 got away today containing Klier, Quinzato, Rast, Troncoso Sobrino, Lancaster, Chavanel, Bertogliati and Elmiger.
Caisse d’Epargne let 8 riders go clear at the start of today’s stage, will they make it as the first early break of the Tour?
The pack didn’t look like they’d bother reel them in for a short period of time as the gap hit 9’30 with just under 100 kilometres to go, but then Predictor and Quickstep took over the initiative and the gap began coming down instantly. About 60 kilometres from the finish there is a 2nd category climb and as the break hit the foot of this the gap was down to 3’30”. The pack paced itself a bit on the climb eventhough it still gained time the break still had a 50 seconds advantage at the top, where the group now just consisted of Klier, Rast, Elmiger, Quinzato, Bertogliati and Voeckler, who had come across from the pack. He was only interested in the mountain sprint, so he fell back right away, leaving the five riders from the early break in the lead for another few kilometres, before they would be finally reeled in.
The 8 riders from the early break was down to 5 as they reached the summit of Montée de la Jeante.
With 28 kilometres Elmiger, who had gone solo on the descent was reeled in as the last breakaway rider and things was yet again set up for a mass sprint finish.
Fred Rodriquez did a fantastic job today setting up Robbie McEwen. Rodriquez raced off the front with McEwen in his wheel, but McEwen is just not at his peak right now and suddenly Danilo Napolitano came surging by the two Predictor-Lotto riders.
Predictor were in a great position to finally claims themselves a win in thie year’s Tour de France, but McEwen couldn’t come through.
Following Napolitano was a small pack of top sprinter including Boonen, Freire, Haussler and Zabel. Napolitano looked strong but then Boonen came out of his wheel and moved up side-by-side with the Italian, and he looked set to take another stage win. But then an inspired Erik Zabel, in an outstanding effort, came from 6th position or so and worked his way up to Boonen, Napolitano and Freire, passed them all and claimed a phenomenal win in Castres!
Erik Zabel won his 2nd stage of this year’s Tour as ran over his opponents on his way to an outstanding victory.
Haedo wasn’t able to compete for the top 10 today because of the 2nd category climb and I think it has become obvious throughout this Tour that he needs to find his feet in Europe before he can begin pulling off wins frequently. Sastre got through safely and he looks very good ahead of tomorrow’s time trial where he really needs to come through to stay in the fight for the yellow jersey.
Le Tour de France – Stage 12 | Result
1 Erik Zabel TEAM MILRAM 4h24'20
2 Tom Boonen QUICKSTEP - INNERGETIC s.t.
3 Oscar Freire RABOBANK s.t.
4 Danilo Napolitano LAMPRE - FONDITAL s.t.
5 Heinrich Haussler GEROLSTEINER s.t.
6 Robbie McEwen PREDICTOR - LOTTO s.t.
7 Thor Hushovd CREDIT AGRICOLE s.t.
8 Allan Davis DISCOVERY CHANNEL s.t.
9 Fred Rodriguez PREDICTOR - LOTTO s.t.
10 Jimmy Casper UNIBET.COM s.t.
11 Bernhard Eisel T-MOBILE TEAM s.t.
12 Gert Steegmans QUICKSTEP - INNERGETIC s.t.
13 Alejandro Valverde CAISSE D'EPARGNE s.t.
14 Jean-Patrick Nazon AG2R PREVOYANCE s.t.
15 Tomas Vaitkus DISCOVERY CHANNEL s.t.
16 Max Van Heeswijk RABOBANK s.t.
17 Steven De Jongh QUICKSTEP - INNERGETIC s.t.
18 Fabio Sacchi TEAM MILRAM s.t.
19 Alessandro Ballan LAMPRE - FONDITAL s.t.
20 Kim Kirchen T-MOBILE TEAM s.t.
23 Juan José Haedo TEAM CSC s.t.
96 Bobby Julich TEAM CSC s.t.
97 David Zabriskie TEAM CSC s.t.
98 Frank Schleck TEAM CSC s.t.
99 Jens Voigt TEAM CSC s.t.
102 Iñigo Cuesta TEAM CSC s.t.
104 Christian Vandevelde TEAM CSC s.t.
106 Carlos Sastre TEAM CSC s.t.
110 Fabian Cancellara TEAM CSC s.t.
Le Tour de France – Stage 12 | GC
1 Alejandro Valverde CAISSE D'EPARGNE 55h40'44
2 Carlos Sastre TEAM CSC + 1'24
3 Andreas Klöden ASTANA + 2'55
4 Christophe Moreau AG2R PREVOYANCE + 3'21
5 Markus Fothen GEROLSTEINER + 5'33
6 Denis Menchov RABOBANK + 5'44
7 Cadel Evans PREDICTOR - LOTTO + 5'49
8 Paolo Savoldelli ASTANA + 9'37
9 Levi Leipheimer DISCOVERY CHANNEL + 10'47
10 Gilberto Simoni SAUNIER DUVAL - PRODIR + 11'19
11 Frank Schleck TEAM CSC + 12'40
12 Juan Manuel Gárate QUICKSTEP - INNERGETIC + 14'07
13 Linus Gerdemann T-MOBILE TEAM + 14'23
14 Vladimir Karpets CAISSE D'EPARGNE + 16'12
15 Thomas Lövkvist FRANÇAISE DES JEUX + 16'13
16 Chris Horner PREDICTOR - LOTTO + 16'17
17 Pietro Caucchioli CREDIT AGRICOLE + 16'23
18 Tom Danielson DISCOVERY CHANNEL + 17'25
19 Alberto Contador DISCOVERY CHANNEL + 17'27
20 Michael Rogers T-MOBILE TEAM + 18'06
22 Jens Voigt TEAM CSC + 20'46
26 Bobby Julich TEAM CSC + 26'15
29 David Zabriskie TEAM CSC + 30'07
32 Iñigo Cuesta TEAM CSC + 34'15
50 Christian Vandevelde TEAM CSC + 44'05
67 Fabian Cancellara TEAM CSC + 57'32
109 Juan José Haedo TEAM CSC + 1h33'59
Le Tour de France – Stage 12 | Points Competition
1 Tom Boonen QUICKSTEP - INNERGETIC 268
2 Erik Zabel TEAM MILRAM 254
3 Alejandro Valverde CAISSE D'EPARGNE 247
4 Danilo Napolitano LAMPRE - FONDITAL 214
5 Oscar Freire RABOBANK 209
6 Heinrich Haussler GEROLSTEINER 208
7 Thor Hushovd CREDIT AGRICOLE 205
8 Allan Davis DISCOVERY CHANNEL 150
9 Robbie McEwen PREDICTOR - LOTTO 136
10 Bernhard Eisel T-MOBILE TEAM 122
Le Tour de France – Stage 12 | King of the Mountains Competition
1 Jens Voigt TEAM CSC 232
2 Christophe Moreau AG2R PREVOYANCE 187
3 Yaroslav Popovych DISCOVERY CHANNEL 151
4 Alejandro Valverde CAISSE D'EPARGNE 143
5 Carlos Sastre TEAM CSC 125
6 Andreas Klöden ASTANA 116
7 Markus Fothen GEROLSTEINER 88
8 Cadel Evans PREDICTOR - LOTTO 81
9 Denis Menchov RABOBANK 67
10 Gilberto Simoni SAUNIER DUVAL - PRODIR 62
The 12th stage of the Tour de France was won by German veteran Erik Zabel.
Edited by niconico on 08-03-2008 13:10
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