2011 TDF: Stage 19 - Modane - Alpe-dÂ’Huez

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Bala Verde

Bala Verde

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1. SCHLECK Andy 11 TEAM LEOPARD-TREK 82h 48' 43"
2. SCHLECK Frank 18 TEAM LEOPARD-TREK 82h 49' 36" + 00' 53"
3. EVANS Cadel 141 BMC RACING TEAM 82h 49' 40" + 00' 57"
4. VOECKLER Thomas 181 TEAM EUROPCAR 82h 50' 53" + 02' 10"
5. CUNEGO Damiano 161 LAMPRE - ISD 82h 52' 14" + 03' 31"
6. CONTADOR Alberto 1 SAXO BANK SUNGARD 82h 52' 38" + 03' 55"
7. SANCHEZ Samuel 21 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 82h 53' 05" + 04' 22"
8. BASSO Ivan 91 LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE 82h 53' 23" + 04' 40"
9. DANIELSON Tom 52 TEAM GARMIN - CERVELO 82h 55' 54" + 07' 11"
10. ROLLAND Pierre 188 TEAM EUROPCAR 82h 57' 40" + 08' 57"
11. PERAUD Jean-Christophe 108 AG2R LA MONDIALE 82h 58' 25" + 09' 42"
12. TAARAMAE Rein 151 COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE 82h 59' 13" + 10' 30"
13. DE WEERT Kevin 124 QUICK STEP CYCLING TEAM 83h 01' 38" + 12' 55"
14. COPPEL Jérôme 211 SAUR-SOJASUN 83h 05' 32" + 16' 49"
15. JEANNESSON Arnold 134 FDJ 83h 06' 25" + 17' 42"
16. ZUBELDIA Haimar 79 TEAM RADIOSHACK 83h 12' 00" + 23' 17"
17. HESJEDAL Ryder 55 TEAM GARMIN - CERVELO 83h 12' 05" + 23' 22"
18. VANDE VELDE Christian 58 TEAM GARMIN - CERVELO 83h 13' 59" + 25' 16"
19. VELITS Peter 179 HTC - HIGHROAD 83h 16' 38" + 27' 55"
20. VANENDERT Jelle 38 OMEGA PHARMA - LOTTO 83h 16' 45" + 28' 02"
21. RUIJGH Rob 208 VACANSOLEIL-DCM 83h 18' 08" + 29' 25"
22. DUPONT Hubert 103 AG2R LA MONDIALE 83h 21' 29" + 32' 46"
23. URAN Rigoberto 118 SKY PROCYCLING 83h 25' 44" + 37' 01"
24. GUSEV Vladimir 194 KATUSHA TEAM 83h 26' 27" + 37' 44"
25. VERDUGO Gorka 29 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 83h 28' 40" + 39' 57"
 
jsem94

jsem94

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The Hitch said:
Umm Samu attacked for polka dots. If he had stayed with Evans he wouldnt have won the polka dot.
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Agreed. I was so happy when Andy was last in the group - I knew Samu had taken the jersey then.
 
MKirilenko

MKirilenko

Jun 11, 2009
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Contador attacked twice a little too early. But anyway chapeau Campeon. Again a stage, when Andy the commander orders everyone what to do. Sad.
 
dlwssonic

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the difference now compared to last time, is that now andy schleck is more tired than evans in the 3rd week. Evans is looking pretty good in the 3rd week and he will be fresher than andy. I knew evans will be good in the 3rd week this year due to his light preparation.
 
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Arnout said:
Ehm you might have noticed Samu lost a lot of time yesterday? And even let his teammates work despite him already knowing he had a bad day?
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Say what? I watched the whole stage live, and none of the three Euskaltel riders worked for more than a few moments in the entire 60ish km pursuit from the end of the descent. It certainly didn't reduce the amount of time he lost (vs AS) on the stage by not using his team to help bring the break back on the flat, regardless of how bad he was feeling. Ditto Conti, Basso, Voeckler.
 
Timmy-loves-Rabo

Timmy-loves-Rabo

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Bala Verde said:
1. SCHLECK Andy 11 TEAM LEOPARD-TREK 82h 48' 43"
2. SCHLECK Frank 18 TEAM LEOPARD-TREK 82h 49' 36" + 00' 53"
3. EVANS Cadel 141 BMC RACING TEAM 82h 49' 40" + 00' 57"
4. VOECKLER Thomas 181 TEAM EUROPCAR 82h 50' 53" + 02' 10"
5. CUNEGO Damiano 161 LAMPRE - ISD 82h 52' 14" + 03' 31"
6. CONTADOR Alberto 1 SAXO BANK SUNGARD 82h 52' 38" + 03' 55"
7. SANCHEZ Samuel 21 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 82h 53' 05" + 04' 22"
8. BASSO Ivan 91 LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE 82h 53' 23" + 04' 40"
9. DANIELSON Tom 52 TEAM GARMIN - CERVELO 82h 55' 54" + 07' 11"
10. ROLLAND Pierre 188 TEAM EUROPCAR 82h 57' 40" + 08' 57"
11. PERAUD Jean-Christophe 108 AG2R LA MONDIALE 82h 58' 25" + 09' 42"
12. TAARAMAE Rein 151 COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE 82h 59' 13" + 10' 30"
13. DE WEERT Kevin 124 QUICK STEP CYCLING TEAM 83h 01' 38" + 12' 55"
14. COPPEL Jérôme 211 SAUR-SOJASUN 83h 05' 32" + 16' 49"
15. JEANNESSON Arnold 134 FDJ 83h 06' 25" + 17' 42"
16. ZUBELDIA Haimar 79 TEAM RADIOSHACK 83h 12' 00" + 23' 17"
17. HESJEDAL Ryder 55 TEAM GARMIN - CERVELO 83h 12' 05" + 23' 22"
18. VANDE VELDE Christian 58 TEAM GARMIN - CERVELO 83h 13' 59" + 25' 16"
19. VELITS Peter 179 HTC - HIGHROAD 83h 16' 38" + 27' 55"
20. VANENDERT Jelle 38 OMEGA PHARMA - LOTTO 83h 16' 45" + 28' 02"
21. RUIJGH Rob 208 VACANSOLEIL-DCM 83h 18' 08" + 29' 25"
22. DUPONT Hubert 103 AG2R LA MONDIALE 83h 21' 29" + 32' 46"
23. URAN Rigoberto 118 SKY PROCYCLING 83h 25' 44" + 37' 01"
24. GUSEV Vladimir 194 KATUSHA TEAM 83h 26' 27" + 37' 44"
25. VERDUGO Gorka 29 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 83h 28' 40" + 39' 57"
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confirmation that ryo is losing his bet :p
 
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indurain666

May 13, 2009
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Funny, it seemed to me as if Evans got a gap on the Schleck bros at the line, yet results shows ST. ASO as usual applying the rules as they please:rolleyes:, even one second could be crucial for Evans tomorrow.
 
Kwibus

Kwibus

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The Hitch said:
Umm Samu attacked for polka dots. If he had stayed with Evans he wouldnt have won the polka dot.

Why do you Cadel fanboys try so hard to make us hate him. I want to like him for tomorow but with stupid comments like this it becomes difficult.
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This.

Allthough I must say all the fanboys usually make a fool of their own hero.

I'm really happy for Cadel as it seems he has a real good shot at winning the TdF. Then you read these kind of comments of someone who should know better, but is lost in his fanboyism :)
 
Dead Star

Dead Star

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Bala Verde said:
1. SCHLECK Andy 11 TEAM LEOPARD-TREK 82h 48' 43"
2. SCHLECK Frank 18 TEAM LEOPARD-TREK 82h 49' 36" + 00' 53"
3. EVANS Cadel 141 BMC RACING TEAM 82h 49' 40" + 00' 57"
4. VOECKLER Thomas 181 TEAM EUROPCAR 82h 50' 53" + 02' 10"
5. CUNEGO Damiano 161 LAMPRE - ISD 82h 52' 14" + 03' 31"
6. CONTADOR Alberto 1 SAXO BANK SUNGARD 82h 52' 38" + 03' 55"
7. SANCHEZ Samuel 21 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 82h 53' 05" + 04' 22"
8. BASSO Ivan 91 LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE 82h 53' 23" + 04' 40"
9. DANIELSON Tom 52 TEAM GARMIN - CERVELO 82h 55' 54" + 07' 11"
10. ROLLAND Pierre 188 TEAM EUROPCAR 82h 57' 40" + 08' 57"
11. PERAUD Jean-Christophe 108 AG2R LA MONDIALE 82h 58' 25" + 09' 42"
12. TAARAMAE Rein 151 COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE 82h 59' 13" + 10' 30"
13. DE WEERT Kevin 124 QUICK STEP CYCLING TEAM 83h 01' 38" + 12' 55"
14. COPPEL Jérôme 211 SAUR-SOJASUN 83h 05' 32" + 16' 49"
15. JEANNESSON Arnold 134 FDJ 83h 06' 25" + 17' 42"
16. ZUBELDIA Haimar 79 TEAM RADIOSHACK 83h 12' 00" + 23' 17"
17. HESJEDAL Ryder 55 TEAM GARMIN - CERVELO 83h 12' 05" + 23' 22"
18. VANDE VELDE Christian 58 TEAM GARMIN - CERVELO 83h 13' 59" + 25' 16"
19. VELITS Peter 179 HTC - HIGHROAD 83h 16' 38" + 27' 55"
20. VANENDERT Jelle 38 OMEGA PHARMA - LOTTO 83h 16' 45" + 28' 02"
21. RUIJGH Rob 208 VACANSOLEIL-DCM 83h 18' 08" + 29' 25"
22. DUPONT Hubert 103 AG2R LA MONDIALE 83h 21' 29" + 32' 46"
23. URAN Rigoberto 118 SKY PROCYCLING 83h 25' 44" + 37' 01"
24. GUSEV Vladimir 194 KATUSHA TEAM 83h 26' 27" + 37' 44"
25. VERDUGO Gorka 29 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 83h 28' 40" + 39' 57"
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5 French riders in the top 20. Bob Dylan song?
 
The Hitch

The Hitch

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Looking back at replays of Contador attacking 5 hours ago, is like looking back at a far happier time.
 
dlwssonic

dlwssonic

May 27, 2010
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hey timmy and ryo wasnt evans supposed to crack in the mountains in the 2nd or 3rd week big time and lose the tour:D
 
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KassyC

Dec 13, 2010
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what happened to Leukemans (spelling?)?? He doesn't seem to have come in with the groupetto according to the tour website:(
 
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Cerberus

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TourOfSardinia said:
and not a bad descender too.
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True, but I'm willing to forgive a polkadot-winner who can't descend to well, but ussually the jersey is won not by the best, but by the best who's to bad to compete for the GC. Only jersey that is almost never won by the best man. The new rules look like they might change that though.
 
Zoncolan

Zoncolan

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indurain666 said:
Funny, it seemed to me as if Evans got a gap on the Schleck bros at the line, yet results shows ST. ASO as usual applying the rules as they please:rolleyes:, even one second could be crucial for Evans tomorrow.
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De Gendt was in between.
 
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indurain666

May 13, 2009
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hughmoore said:
whats tomorrow's weather forecast?


Hugh
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Good question, also I am curious to see Voeckler compared to the Schlecks against the clock with lots on the line.

Past performances should not be accurate indicators as the pressure was never fully on for Voeckler and besides he is fitter than ever before.
 
Stingray34

Stingray34

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As an Australian half-tanked on a bottle and a half of French cabernet sauvignon from the Aude Valley, that was an incredible stage.

Bravo Pierre, bravo Cadel; you may have yet saved the Tour.

My head says Andy will lose 40 secs tomorrow; my heart says Cadel will win the Tour by 5 secs, the smallest margin in history*



Cadel has lost the Tour in 2007 by the second-smallest margin: thanks Laurent and Greg.
 
Kwibus

Kwibus

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dlwssonic said:
hey timmy and ryo wasnt evans supposed to crack in the mountains in the 2nd or 3rd week big time and lose the tour:D
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Personally I certainly expected Evans to crack. He didn't so chapeau to him!
Now he has to win it all....
 
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