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Tour de France 11 Rest Day 1
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| doddy13 |
Posted on 10-07-2011 21:15
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Le Tour de France 2011
Rest Day 1
Discuss the first week here, preview the second week.
Abandons
Jurgen VAN DE WALLE - Omega Pharma Lotto ST4 withdrew
Janez BRAJKOVIC - Team Radioshack ST5 withdrew
Christophe KERN - Team Europcar ST5 withdrew
Ivan VELASCO - Euskatel Euskadi ST6 non-starter
Vasil KIRYIRNKA - Team Movistar ST6 outside time limit
Bradley WIGGINS - Team Sky ST7 withdrew
Tom BOONEN - Quick Step ST7 withdrew
Rémi PAURIOL - FDJ ST7 withdrew
Christopher HORNER - Team Radioshack ST8 non-starter
Benat INTXAUSTI - Euksatel Euskadi ST8 withdrew
Amets TXURRUKA - Euskatel Euskadi ST9 withdrew
Jurgen VAN DEN BROECK - Omega Pharma Lotto ST9 withdrew
Frederik WILLEMS - Omega Pharma Lotto ST9 withdrew
Juan Manuel GARATE - Rabobank ST9 withdrew
David ZABRISKIE - Garmin Cervelo ST9 withdrew
Alexandre VINOKOUROV - Astana ST9 withdrew
Pavel BRUTT - Katusha ST9 withdrew
Wouter POELS - Vacansoleil ST9 withdrew
General Classification
| 1. | VOECKLER Thomas | 181 | TEAM EUROPCAR | 38h 35' 11" | | | 2. | SANCHEZ Luis-Leon | 47 | RABOBANK CYCLING TEAM | 38h 37' 00" | + 01' 49" | | 3. | EVANS Cadel | 141 | BMC RACING TEAM | 38h 37' 37" | + 02' 26" | | 4. | SCHLECK Frank | 18 | TEAM LEOPARD-TREK | 38h 37' 40" | + 02' 29" | | 5. | SCHLECK Andy | 11 | TEAM LEOPARD-TREK | 38h 37' 48" | + 02' 37" | | 6. | MARTIN Tony | 175 | HTC - HIGHROAD | 38h 37' 49" | + 02' 38" | | 7. | VELITS Peter | 179 | HTC - HIGHROAD | 38h 37' 49" | + 02' 38" | | 8. | KLÖDEN Andréas | 74 | TEAM RADIOSHACK | 38h 37' 54" | + 02' 43" | | 9. | GILBERT Philippe | 32 | OMEGA PHARMA - LOTTO | 38h 38' 06" | + 02' 55" | | 10. | FUGLSANG Jakob | 13 | TEAM LEOPARD-TREK | 38h 38' 19" | + 03' 08" | | 11. | BASSO Ivan | 91 | LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE | 38h 38' 47" | + 03' 36" | | 15. | GESINK Robert | 41 | RABOBANK CYCLING TEAM | 38h 39' 12" | + 04' 01" | | 16. | CONTADOR Alberto | 1 | SAXO BANK SUNGARD | 38h 39' 18" | + 04' 07" | | 18. | TAARAMAE Rein | 151 | COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE | 38h 40' 03" | + 04' 52" | | 19. | VANDE VELDE Christian | 58 | TEAM GARMIN - CERVELO | 38h 40' 04" | + 04' 53" | | 20. | SANCHEZ Samuel | 21 | EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI | 38h 40' 12" | + 05' 01" | | 36. | LEIPHEIMER Levi | 75 | TEAM RADIOSHACK | 38h 42' 27" | + 07' 16" | | 43. | HESJEDAL Ryder | 55 | TEAM GARMIN - CERVELO | 38h 44' 44" | + 09' 33" | | 180. | JEROME Vincent | 185 | TEAM EUROPCAR | 40h 04' 01" | + 1h 28' 50" |
Points Classification
| 1. | GILBERT Philippe | 32 | OMEGA PHARMA - LOTTO | 217 pts | | 2. | ROJAS Jose Joaquin | 88 | MOVISTAR TEAM | 172 pts | | 3. | CAVENDISH Mark | 171 | HTC - HIGHROAD | 153 pts | | 4. | HUSHOVD Thor | 51 | TEAM GARMIN - CERVELO | 137 pts | | 5. | EVANS Cadel | 141 | BMC RACING TEAM | 135 pts | | 6. | FEILLU Romain | 201 | VACANSOLEIL-DCM | 99 pts | | 7. | GREIPEL André | 33 | OMEGA PHARMA - LOTTO | 78 pts | | 8. | FARRAR Tyler | 54 | TEAM GARMIN - CERVELO | 76 pts | | 9. | HINAULT Sébastien | 105 | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 60 pts | | 10. | GALIMZYANOV Denis | 193 | KATUSHA TEAM | 55 pts |
KOM Classification
| 1. | HOOGERLAND Johnny | 204 | VACANSOLEIL-DCM | 22 pts | | 2. | VOECKLER Thomas | 181 | TEAM EUROPCAR | 16 pts | | 3. | VAN GARDEREN Tejay | 178 | HTC - HIGHROAD | 5 pts | | 4. | COSTA Rui Alberto | 83 | MOVISTAR TEAM | 5 pts | | 5. | CASAR Sandy | 131 | FDJ | 5 pts | | 6. | FLECHA GIANNONI Juan Antonio | 112 | SKY PROCYCLING | 4 pts | | 7. | ROUX Anthony | 137 | FDJ | 3 pts | | 8. | EVANS Cadel | 141 | BMC RACING TEAM | 2 pts | | 9. | GILBERT Philippe | 32 | OMEGA PHARMA - LOTTO | 2 pts | | 10. | RIBLON Christophe | 109 | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 2 pts |
Young Rider classification
| 1. | GESINK Robert | 41 | RABOBANK CYCLING TEAM | 38h 39' 12" | | | 2. | TAARAMAE Rein | 151 | COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE | 38h 40' 03" | + 00' 51" | | 3. | JEANNESSON Arnold | 134 | FDJ | 38h 40' 32" | + 01' 20" | | 4. | RUIJGH Rob | 208 | VACANSOLEIL-DCM | 38h 40' 54" | + 01' 42" | | 5. | THOMAS Geraint | 117 | SKY PROCYCLING | 38h 41' 02" | + 01' 50" | | 6. | COPPEL Jérôme | 211 | SAUR-SOJASUN | 38h 41' 46" | + 02' 34" | | 7. | URAN Rigoberto | 118 | SKY PROCYCLING | 38h 42' 31" | + 03' 19" | | 8. | HAGEN Edvald Boasson | 114 | SKY PROCYCLING | 38h 42' 56" | + 03' 44" | | 9. | GAUTIER Cyril | 183 | TEAM EUROPCAR | 38h 44' 23" | + 05' 11" | | 10. | ROLLAND Pierre | 188 | TEAM EUROPCAR | 38h 44' 31" | + 05' 19" |
Edited by doddy13 on 10-07-2011 21:20
There's no point slapping a schleck - Sean Kelly on "Who needs a slap"
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| MrDemus |
Posted on 10-07-2011 21:17
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It has been entertaining, but also one of the most dramatic (non good way) first week of a tour that I can remember. Never have I seen so many top 20 contenders go out like that. Really looking forward to the mountains next week, where the favourites will battle against eachother instead of bad luck and stupidity
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| Alakagom |
Posted on 10-07-2011 21:20
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MrDemus wrote:
It has been entertaining, but also one of the most dramatic (non good way) first week of a tour that I can remember. Never have I seen so many top 20 contenders go out like that. Really looking forward to the mountains next week, where the favourites will battle against eachother instead of bad luck and stupidity
Janez BRAJKOVIC - Team Radioshack ST5 withdrew
Bradley WIGGINS - Team Sky ST7 withdrew
Christopher HORNER - Team Radioshack ST8 non-starter
Jurgen VAN DEN BROECK - Omega Pharma Lotto ST9 withdrew
Alexandre VINOKOUROV - Astana ST9 withdrew
I'd say any of them had a chance for Top 10.
I don't have words for this week, so no comment for me :/
Edited by Alakagom on 10-07-2011 21:21
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| Aquarius |
Posted on 10-07-2011 21:22
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Can Vincent Jérôme make it to Paris without losing his position ?
I say it's going to be a tough contest. |
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| MrDemus |
Posted on 10-07-2011 21:22
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I am counting Kiriyenka and Intxausti...so I stand by my statement 
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| kumazan |
Posted on 10-07-2011 21:29
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I have to say that i don't remember a GT where a that big percentage of the abandons are from top riders.
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| Pellizotti2 |
Posted on 10-07-2011 21:32
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I just hope Hoogerland will recover a bit during the rest day. I would love to see him winning the KoM jersey.
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| Schllierenzauer |
Posted on 10-07-2011 21:44
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"I think Garmin-Cervelo went very fast on the descent,” explained Andreas said after a trip to the hospital for x-rays. “I was in a good position, I think maybe fifteenth from the front of the peloton. But they came in too fast to a left-hand corner and some guys crashed in front of me. I had no chance to stay on the road. I went off into the forest and fell down maybe 7-8 meters down the incline and I hit my lower back. Afterwards I had to ride and come back to the peloton which I did. But in the last kilometer uphill I couldn’t follow the last accelerations because I couldn’t stand up on the pedals. So I lost some time. It’s very painful.”
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| BouBBox |
Posted on 10-07-2011 21:58
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Aquarius wrote:
Can Vincent Jérôme make it to Paris without losing his position ?
I say it's going to be a tough contest.
He is really brave to continue the Tour even ending in the last group every day (in time limits). People don't speak much about him but he's really suffering every day , it wwas one of his dreams to ride the Tour but it's looking more lika a nightmare...
Team Europcar !!
RIP Wouter
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| Wyman |
Posted on 10-07-2011 22:18
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in terms of abandons... just like to point out intxausti rides for movistar 
And for me Cunego should be in the list of highlighted favourites.... note the for me
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| Ste117 |
Posted on 10-07-2011 22:28
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I know after all Vinokourov has done in his career with doping, I hope he recovers andhe will continue for another year, be really sad to see him go out like this, this is from a guy who hated his guts when he came back from his ban, but I have forgiven him and he has become a rider I look up to because of his attacking style, it is a joy to watch him, I really hope he doesn't retire, please Vino don't
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| schleck93 |
Posted on 10-07-2011 22:29
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BouBBox wrote:
Aquarius wrote:
Can Vincent Jérôme make it to Paris without losing his position ?
I say it's going to be a tough contest.
He is really brave to continue the Tour even ending in the last group every day (in time limits). People don't speak much about him but he's really suffering every day , it wwas one of his dreams to ride the Tour but it's looking more lika a nightmare...
Did he crash in the one of the early stages? Sorry for my ignorance but Vincent Jerome is not really the top story in Denmark.
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| hillis91 |
Posted on 10-07-2011 22:35
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The biggest suprise the first week for me has to be Hushovd, and the biggest dissapointment has to be all the crashes made from the motor driven vechicals...
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| FreitasPCM |
Posted on 10-07-2011 22:38
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hillis91 wrote:
The biggest suprise the first week for me has to be Hushovd.
For me is Vande Velde. Sitting in 19th with so many top-10 riders falling and withdrawing, it's something he has to be feel happy about it.  |
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| Avin Wargunnson |
Posted on 11-07-2011 06:16
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Really sick week in France, so many top 10 contenders out,another bunch of them badly injured (Gesink,Kreuziger).
What should Astana do now?Going for the stages probably,but Vino out, Kreuziger happy to hold on the bike somehow, rest of the team fallen too
And please, no Schleck for the win
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| Ithaca |
Posted on 11-07-2011 07:59
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Avin Wargunnson wrote:
Really sick week in France, so many top 10 contenders out,another bunch of them badly injured (Gesink,Kreuziger).
What should Astana do now?Going for the stages probably,but Vino out, Kreuziger happy to hold on the bike somehow, rest of the team fallen too
And please, no Schleck for the win
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| Juan |
Posted on 11-07-2011 12:46
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Contador's knee injury seems like a bad one ...
Everyone's having so much bad luck, except for the Schlecks
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| siwi |
Posted on 11-07-2011 12:50
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What a huge shame it would be for the race, if Contadors knee is so bad he cant do anything in the moutains. |
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| hillis91 |
Posted on 11-07-2011 13:22
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Juan wrote:
Contador's knee injury seems like a bad one ...
Everyone's having so much bad luck, except for the Schlecks
Riding in the front with great bike handlers is key i guess.
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| roturn |
Posted on 11-07-2011 13:30
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schleck93 wrote:
BouBBox wrote:
Aquarius wrote:
Can Vincent Jérôme make it to Paris without losing his position ?
I say it's going to be a tough contest.
He is really brave to continue the Tour even ending in the last group every day (in time limits). People don't speak much about him but he's really suffering every day , it wwas one of his dreams to ride the Tour but it's looking more lika a nightmare...
Did he crash in the one of the early stages? Sorry for my ignorance but Vincent Jerome is not really the top story in Denmark.
He crashed on the first 1-3 stages. Not sure which one. I think it was even the first. Since then he has the red lantern every day. Would be nice to see him wearing it for 21 stages.
There is a German blog on a cycling page about him.  Stage for stage they make a short report about the red lantern and so far it was always about hi,m. |
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