Have compiled a brief short-list of the most 'worthy' teams for poll purposes, but feel to say whatever you wish.
-Cofidis: Only French team without a stage. Stephane Auge's Stage 11 Combativity Prize is the only notable result.
-Footon-Servetto: No stage, no GC, no jersey... Although with 9 Tour debuts I don't know how much could've been expected from them in the first place.
-Liquigas: No stage, Kreuziger 9th overall... Despite an (on paper) incredibly strong team with high expectations going in.
-Milram: Dead last in the Team Classification. They did try though, but with a sponsor pulling out and the direction on the hunt for new money, this performance wasn't exactly inspiring
-Rabobank: Podium for Menchov is good, but they only team with two in-form GC men never tried anything creative and rarely threatened to take the race on. Also no stage wins despite bringing Freire and having two top climbers; and yet they still almost never attacked and went with untimately successful breaks in the mountains.
-Team Sky: Man Utd looked suspiciously like Wolverhampton Wanderers.
-Cofidis: Only French team without a stage. Stephane Auge's Stage 11 Combativity Prize is the only notable result.
-Footon-Servetto: No stage, no GC, no jersey... Although with 9 Tour debuts I don't know how much could've been expected from them in the first place.
-Liquigas: No stage, Kreuziger 9th overall... Despite an (on paper) incredibly strong team with high expectations going in.
-Milram: Dead last in the Team Classification. They did try though, but with a sponsor pulling out and the direction on the hunt for new money, this performance wasn't exactly inspiring
-Rabobank: Podium for Menchov is good, but they only team with two in-form GC men never tried anything creative and rarely threatened to take the race on. Also no stage wins despite bringing Freire and having two top climbers; and yet they still almost never attacked and went with untimately successful breaks in the mountains.
-Team Sky: Man Utd looked suspiciously like Wolverhampton Wanderers.