2010 Tour de France: Cav' wins on the Champs; Contador crowned Tour champion Alberto Contador collected the final yellow jersey of the 2009 Tour de France on Sunday as Mark Cavendish won the 21st and final stage on the Champs-Élysées.
"The Tour is the hardest race in the world, but this year it was particularly difficult. That's why I am so happy," said the Astana captain after finishing the 96th Tour with 4:11 over Andy Schleck (Saxo Bank) and 5:24 over teammate Lance Armstrong.
The runner-up credited his brother for his success.
Published July 26, 2009 08:40AM
2009 TdF, stage 21: The final podium: from left, Andy Schleck (Saxo), Alberto Contador (Astana) and Lance Armstrong (Astana).
Photo: Graham Watson
Alberto Contador collected the final yellow jersey of the 2009 Tour de France on Sunday as Mark Cavendish won the 21st and final stage on the Champs-Élysées.
“The Tour is the hardest race in the world, but this year it was particularly difficult. That’s why I am so happy,” said the Astana captain after finishing the 96th Tour with 4:11 over Andy Schleck (Saxo Bank) and 5:24 over teammate Lance Armstrong.
The runner-up credited his brother for his success.
“I owe part of this achievement to my brother Fränk, who for three weeks sacrificed himself trying to help me,” said the younger Schleck.
2009 TdF, stage 21: One Tour champ leads another.
Photo: Graham Watson
As for Armstrong, the seven-time Tour champ said he had no regrets about finishing third.
“I came here to do my best and I came across some guys who were clearly better than me,” he said.
“I don’t have any regrets. I got put out a couple of times, but considering my age and recent racing, it’s not a bad performance overall.”
Coming home to Paris
The traditional parade into Paris this year was a 164km ride from Montereau-Fault-Yonne to the famous 6.5km cobbled circuit through the heart of the French capital.
Only one jersey remained up for grabs — green jersey Thor Hushovd (Cervélo TestTeam) had a 25-point advantage over Cavendish (Columbia-HTC). Andy Schleck (Saxo Bank) led the white jersey, while Franco Pellizotti (Liquigas) had a lock on the polka-dot mountains jersey.
Astana escorted the yellow jersey into Paris and onto the Champs-Élysées for the final race of the Tour — eight laps of the 6.5km circuit.
The attacks began immediately, and a seven-man group quickly formed, containing Carlos Barredo (Quick Step), Fumiyuki Beppu (Skil-Shimano), Fabian Wegmann (Milram), Arnaud Coyot (Caisse d’Epargne), Samuel Dumoulin (Cofidis), Jussi Veikanen (Française des Jeux) and Alexander Pichot (Bbox Bouygues Telecom).
Stage 21: Montereau-Fault-Yonne to Paris
164km (101.9 miles)
Stage winner: Mark Cavendish in 4:02:18
Stage winner’s average speed: 40.6 kph (25.2 mph)
Final GC leader: Alberto Contador (Astana)
Final Points leader: Thor Hushovd (Cervélo TestTeam)
Final Climbing leader: Franco Pellizotti (Liquigas)
Final Team GC leader: Astana
Final Best young rider: Andy Schleck (Saxo Bank)
Final Most Aggressive rider Pellizotti
Stage wins/GC leaders
Stage 1 (ITT): Fabian Cancellara/Cancellara
Stage 2: Cavendish/Cancellara
Stage 3: Cavendish/Cancellara
Stage 4 (TTT): Astana/Cancellara
Stage 5: Thomas Voeckler/Cancellara
Stage 6: Thor Hushovd/Cancellara
Stage 7: Brice Feillu/Rinaldo Nocentini
Stage 8: Luis Leon Sanchez/Nocentini
Stage 9: Pierrik Fedrigo/Nocentini
Stage 10: Cavendish/Nocentini
Stage 11: Cavendish/Nocentini
Stage 12: Nicki Sorensen/Nocentini
Stage 13: Heinrich Haussler/Nocentini
Stage 14: Sergei Ivanov/Nocentini
Stage 15: Contador/Contador
Stage 16: Astarloza/Contador
Stage 17: Frank Schleck/Contador
Stage 18 (ITT): Contador/Contador
Stage 19: Cavendish/Contador
Stage 20: Juan Manual Garate/Contador
Columbia-HTC assembled at the front to chase, with Hushovd tucked in behind, but the break began taking time, building an advantage of 30 seconds with six laps to go.
Katusha, which missed the break, sent two riders out of the field in an attempt to bridge to the leaders. One immediately dropped back but Mikhail Ignatiev briefly staked out a lonely spot in no-man’s land before getting sucked back in.
With four laps to go the break held 32 seconds on the chase, hitting speeds of 48kph (30mph) and up. If Cavendish had any hopes of collecting intermediate sprint points, he was out of luck, as the break swept them all up, leaving just 35 up for grabs at the finish.
Columbia took something of a breather with 30km to go, apparently unconcerned about the deficit and their ability to close it on Cavendish’s behalf. Marcin Sapa (Lampre) used the lull in the action to launch a bridge attempt but got nowhere.
Three laps from the finish the gap had shrunk, to 21 seconds. A lap later the advantage was 16 seconds and falling as Columbia twisted the throttle.
The break shattered going into the final lap, with Beppu, Wegmann and Veikanen staying off the front as the other four were swept up.
The final showdown
The trio took a lead of nine seconds into the bell lap. As the catch came Garmin-Slipstream tried a sneak attack, led by David Millar; no luck.
With 3.5km to go Garmin had another go, led by Christian Vande Velde, challenging Columbia for control of the finale. Millar took the front as Vande Velde dropped back, leaving Julian Dean to lead out Tyler Farrar.
But Columbia had George Hincapie and Mark Renshaw to lead out Cavendish — and when Hincapie shot to the front and drilled it with 1km to go, followed by Renshaw, who floored it out of the final corner, it was all over but the shouting.
Cavendish won his sixth stage going away — and his leadout man hung on for second.
2009 TdF, stage 21: Mark Cavendish (Columbia-HTC) rocketed to a sixth stage win, with leadout man Mark Renshaw taking second.
Photo: Graham Watson
“First and second on the Champs-Élysées is every sponsor’s dream,” Cavendish said afterward.
Farrar hung on for third, while Hushovd finished sixth to clinch the green points jersey with 280 points, 10 more than Cavendish.
“I started this morning with one aim, to keep this green jersey,” said Hushovd. “I battled throughout the race to win this jersey. I didn’t want to take any risks in the final sprint.”
1. Mark Cavendish Team Columbia – Htc in 4:02:18
2. Mark Renshaw Team Columbia – Htc
3. Tyler Farrar Garmin – Slipstream at 00:00
4. Gerald Ciolek Team Milram at s.t.
5. Yauheni Hutarovich Francaise Des Jeux at s.t.
6. Thor Hushovd Cervelo Test Team at s.t.
7. Joaquin Rojas Jose Caisse D’epargne at s.t.
8. Marco Bandiera Lampre – N.g.c at s.t.
9. Daniele Bennati Liquigas at s.t.
10. William Bonnet Bbox Bouygues Telecom at s.t.
11. Lloyd Mondory Ag2r La Mondiale at s.t.
12. Geoffroy Lequatre Agritubel at s.t.
13. Nicolaï Trussov Team Katusha at s.t.
14. Cyril Lemoine Skil-Shimano at s.t.
15. Leonardo Duque Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne at s.t.
16. Sebastian Lang Silence – Lotto at s.t.
17. Matteo Tosatto Quick Step at s.t.
18. Steven De Jongh Quick Step at s.t.
19. Fabian Cancellara Team Saxo Bank at s.t.
20. Yukiya Arashiro Bbox Bouygues Telecom at s.t.
21. Saïd Haddou Bbox Bouygues Telecom at s.t.
22. Sébastien Rosseler Quick Step at s.t.
23. Fabio Sabatini Liquigas at s.t.
24. Filippo Pozzato Team Katusha at s.t.
25. Stuart O’grady Team Saxo Bank at s.t.
26. Andréas KlÖden Astana at s.t.
27. Sylvain Chavanel Quick Step at s.t.
28. Daniel Lancaster Brett Cervelo Test Team at s.t.
29. Peter Velits Team Milram at s.t.
30. Johannes FrÖhlinger Team Milram at s.t.
31. Johan Van Summeren Silence – Lotto at s.t.
32. Aleksandr Kuschynski Liquigas at s.t.
33. Ruben Perez Moreno Euskaltel – Euskadi at s.t.
34. Antonio Flecha Juan Rabobank at s.t.
35. Greg Van Avermaet Silence – Lotto at s.t.
36. Styn Vandenbergh Team Katusha at s.t.
37. Oscar Freire Rabobank at s.t.
38. Rinaldo Nocentini Ag2r La Mondiale at s.t.
39. Vincenzo Nibali Liquigas at s.t.
40. Christophe Le Mevel Francaise Des Jeux at s.t.
41. Julian Dean Garmin – Slipstream at s.t.
42. Heinrich Haussler Cervelo Test Team at s.t.
43. Serguei Ivanov Team Katusha at s.t.
44. Christian Vande Velde Garmin – Slipstream at s.t.
45. Christian Knees Team Milram at s.t.
46. Alessandro Vanotti Liquigas at s.t.
47. Alexandre Botcharov Team Katusha at s.t.
48. Jérôme Pineau Quick Step at s.t.
49. Christophe Moreau Agritubel at s.t.
50. Alessandro Ballan Lampre – N.g.c at s.t.
51. Mickaël Delage Silence – Lotto at s.t.
52. Stijn Devolder Quick Step at s.t.
53. Frederik Willems Liquigas at s.t.
54. Roman Kreuziger Liquigas at s.t.
55. Bradley Wiggins Garmin – Slipstream at s.t.
56. Frank Schleck Team Saxo Bank at s.t.
57. Sébastien Minard Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne at s.t.
58. Daniele Righi Lampre – N.g.c at s.t.
59. Cadel Evans Silence – Lotto at s.t.
60. Jérémy Roy Francaise Des Jeux at s.t.
61. Yaroslav Popovych Astana at s.t.
62. Lance Armstrong Astana at s.t.
63. Andy Schleck Team Saxo Bank at s.t.
64. Broeck Jurgen Van Den Silence – Lotto at s.t.
65. Volodymir Gustov Cervelo Test Team at s.t.
66. Sandy Casar Francaise Des Jeux at s.t.
67. Brian Vandborg Liquigas at s.t.
68. Benoît Vaugrenard Francaise Des Jeux at s.t.
69. Mikel Astarloza Euskaltel – Euskadi at s.t.
70. Koen De Kort Skil-Shimano at s.t.
71. Andreas Klier Cervelo Test Team at s.t.
72. Simon Spilak Lampre – N.g.c at s.t.
73. Hayden Roulston Cervelo Test Team at s.t.
74. Vladimir Karpets Team Katusha at s.t.
75. George Hincapie Team Columbia – Htc at s.t.
76. Nicki Sorensen Team Saxo Bank at s.t.
77. Markus Fothen Team Milram at s.t.
78. Gustav Larsson Team Saxo Bank at s.t.
79. Egoi Martinez Euskaltel – Euskadi at s.t.
80. Linus Gerdemann Team Milram at s.t.
81. Grischa Niermann Rabobank at s.t.
82. David Arroyo Caisse D’epargne at s.t.
83. Simon Geschke Skil-Shimano at s.t.
84. Carlos Barredo Quick Step at s.t.
85. Christophe Riblon Ag2r La Mondiale at s.t.
86. Stéphane Auge Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne at s.t.
87. Ivan Gutierrez José Caisse D’epargne at s.t.
88. Luis Pasamontes Caisse D’epargne at s.t.
89. Nicolas Roche Ag2r La Mondiale at s.t.
90. Anthony Geslin Francaise Des Jeux at s.t.
91. Brice Feillu Agritubel at s.t.
92. Haimar Zubeldia Astana at s.t.
93. Stephane Goubert Ag2r La Mondiale at s.t.
94. Luis Arrieta Jose Ag2r La Mondiale at s.t.
95. Marzio Bruseghin Lampre – N.g.c at s.t.
96. Alberto Contador Astana at s.t.
97. Sergio Paulinho Astana at s.t.
98. Joost Posthuma Rabobank at s.t.
99. Igor Anton Euskaltel – Euskadi at s.t.
100. Stef Clement Rabobank at s.t.
101. Gorka Verdugo Euskaltel – Euskadi at s.t.
102. Pierrick Fedrigo Bbox Bouygues Telecom at s.t.
103. Chris Sorensen Team Saxo Bank at s.t.
104. Staf Scheirlinckx Silence – Lotto at s.t.
105. Manuel Garate Juan Rabobank at s.t.
106. Gregory Rast Astana at s.t.
107. Joan Horrach Team Katusha at s.t.
108. Carlos Sastre Cervelo Test Team at s.t.
109. José Oroz Juan Euskaltel – Euskadi at s.t.
110. Rémi Pauriol Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne at s.t.
111. Thierry Hupond Skil-Shimano at s.t.
112. Jonathan Hivert Skil-Shimano at s.t.
113. Mauro Santambrogio Lampre – N.g.c at s.t.
114. Niki Terpstra Team Milram at s.t.
115. Pierre Rolland Bbox Bouygues Telecom at s.t.
116. Maxime Bouet Agritubel at s.t.
117. Hubert Dupont Ag2r La Mondiale at s.t.
118. Laurent Lefevre Bbox Bouygues Telecom at s.t.
119. Bingen Fernandez Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne at s.t.
120. Luis-leon Sanchez Caisse D’epargne at s.t.
121. Sylvain Calzati Agritubel at s.t.
122. Rigoberto Uran Caisse D’epargne at s.t.
123. Ryder Hesjedal Garmin – Slipstream in 4:02:40 at 00:22
124. Yury Trofimov Bbox Bouygues Telecom in 4:02:40 at 00:22
125. Dmitriy Muravyev Astana in 4:02:40 at 00:22
126. Marcin Sapa Lampre – N.g.c in 4:02:40 at 00:22
127. Bert Grabsch Team Columbia – Htc in 4:02:40 at 00:22
128. Laurens Ten Dam Rabobank in 4:02:40 at 00:22
129. Inigo Cuesta Cervelo Test Team in 4:02:40 at 00:22
130. Christophe Kern Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne in 4:02:40 at 00:22
131. Thomas Voeckler Bbox Bouygues Telecom in 4:02:40 at 00:22
132. Martijn Maaskant Garmin – Slipstream in 4:02:40 at 00:22
133. Fumiyuki Beppu Skil-Shimano in 4:02:45 at 00:27
134. Mikhail Ignatiev Team Katusha in 4:02:45 at 00:27
135. David Loosli Lampre – N.g.c in 4:02:45 at 00:27
136. Nicolas Vogondy Agritubel in 4:02:45 at 00:27
137. David Millar Garmin – Slipstream in 4:02:48 at 00:30
138. Charles Wegelius Silence – Lotto in 4:02:48 at 00:30
139. Matthew Lloyd Silence – Lotto in 4:02:48 at 00:30
140. David Zabriskie Garmin – Slipstream in 4:02:48 at 00:30
141. Maxime Monfort Team Columbia – Htc in 4:02:52 at 00:34
142. Kim Kirchen Team Columbia – Htc in 4:02:52 at 00:34
143. Amaël Moinard Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne in 4:02:52 at 00:34
144. David Moncoutie Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne in 4:02:52 at 00:34
145. Denis Menchov Rabobank in 4:02:54 at 00:36
146. Fabian Wegmann Team Milram in 4:02:54 at 00:36
147. Alexandre Pichot Bbox Bouygues Telecom in 4:02:54 at 00:36
148. Danny Pate Garmin – Slipstream in 4:03:02 at 00:44
1. Alberto Contador Astana in 85:48:35
2. Andy Schleck Team Saxo Bank in 85:52:46 at 04:11
3. Lance Armstrong Astana in 85:53:59 at 05:24
4. Bradley Wiggins Garmin – Slipstream in 85:54:36 at 06:01
5. Frank Schleck Team Saxo Bank in 85:54:39 at 06:04
6. Andréas KlÖden Astana in 85:55:17 at 06:42
7. Vincenzo Nibali Liquigas in 85:56:10 at 07:35
8. Christian Vande Velde Garmin – Slipstream in 86:00:39 at 12:04
9. Roman Kreuziger Liquigas in 86:02:51 at 14:16
10. Christophe Le Mevel Francaise Des Jeux in 86:03:00 at 14:25
11. Mikel Astarloza Euskaltel – Euskadi in 86:03:19 at 14:44
12. Sandy Casar Francaise Des Jeux in 86:05:54 at 17:19
13. Vladimir Karpets Team Katusha in 86:07:09 at 18:34
14. Rinaldo Nocentini Ag2r La Mondiale in 86:09:20 at 20:45
15. Broeck Jurgen Van Den Silence – Lotto in 86:09:25 at 20:50
16. Stephane Goubert Ag2r La Mondiale in 86:11:04 at 22:29
17. Carlos Sastre Cervelo Test Team in 86:14:56 at 26:21
18. Alexandre Botcharov Team Katusha in 86:18:08 at 29:33
19. George Hincapie Team Columbia – Htc in 86:22:02 at 33:27
20. Sylvain Chavanel Quick Step in 86:22:44 at 34:09
21. Christian Knees Team Milram in 86:23:23 at 34:48
22. Pierre Rolland Bbox Bouygues Telecom in 86:26:19 at 37:44
23. Nicolas Roche Ag2r La Mondiale in 86:26:55 at 38:20
24. Linus Gerdemann Team Milram in 86:27:10 at 38:35
25. Brice Feillu Agritubel in 86:29:49 at 41:14
26. Luis-leon Sanchez Caisse D’epargne in 86:30:02 at 41:27
27. Haimar Zubeldia Astana in 86:32:09 at 43:34
28. Maxime Monfort Team Columbia – Htc in 86:32:29 at 43:54
29. Christophe Moreau Agritubel in 86:33:08 at 44:33
30. Cadel Evans Silence – Lotto in 86:33:59 at 45:24
31. Nicki Sorensen Team Saxo Bank in 86:35:09 at 46:34
32. Peter Velits Team Milram in 86:35:10 at 46:35
33. Hubert Dupont Ag2r La Mondiale in 86:38:18 at 49:43
34. Chris Sorensen Team Saxo Bank in 86:38:22 at 49:47
35. Sergio Paulinho Astana in 86:42:35 at 54:00
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1. Andy Schleck Team Saxo Bank in 81:50:28
2. Vincenzo Nibali Liquigas in 81:53:52 at 03:24
3. Roman Kreuziger Liquigas in 82:00:33 at 10:05
4. Pierre Rolland Bbox Bouygues Telecom in 82:24:01 at 33:33
5. Nicolas Roche Ag2r La Mondiale in 82:24:37 at 34:09
6. Brice Feillu Agritubel in 82:27:31 at 37:03
7. Peter Velits Team Milram in 82:32:52 at 42:24
8. Chris Sorensen Team Saxo Bank in 82:36:04 at 45:36
9. Tony Martin Team Columbia – Htc in 82:41:21 at 50:53
10. Yury Trofimov Bbox Bouygues Telecom in 82:55:18 at 1:04:50
11. Rigoberto Uran Caisse D’epargne in 83:06:37 at 1:16:09
12. Maxime Bouet Agritubel in 83:39:21 at 1:48:53
13. Johannes FrÖhlinger Team Milram in 83:51:10 at 2:00:42
14. Joaquin Rojas Jose Caisse D’epargne in 84:00:33 at 2:10:05
15. Greg Van Avermaet Silence – Lotto in 84:06:31 at 2:16:03
16. Thierry Hupond Skil-Shimano in 84:09:15 at 2:18:47
17. Styn Vandenbergh Team Katusha in 84:12:51 at 2:22:23
18. Heinrich Haussler Cervelo Test Team in 84:14:52 at 2:24:24
19. Mickaël Delage Silence – Lotto in 84:28:37 at 2:38:09
20. Simon Spilak Lampre – N.g.c in 84:38:41 at 2:48:13
21. Simon Geschke Skil-Shimano in 84:41:45 at 2:51:17
22. Nicolaï Trussov Team Katusha in 84:51:27 at 3:00:59
23. Gerald Ciolek Team Milram in 85:01:29 at 3:11:01
24. Albert Timmer Skil-Shimano in 85:02:18 at 3:11:50
25. Yukiya Arashiro Bbox Bouygues Telecom in 85:03:01 at 3:12:33
26. Mark Cavendish Team Columbia – Htc in 85:08:11 at 3:17:43
27. Mauro Santambrogio Lampre – N.g.c in 85:09:46 at 3:19:18
28. Mikhail Ignatiev Team Katusha in 85:17:59 at 3:27:31
29. Marco Bandiera Lampre – N.g.c in 85:25:31 at 3:35:03
30. Fabio Sabatini Liquigas in 85:28:28 at 3:38:00
31. Tyler Farrar Garmin – Slipstream in 85:34:30 at 3:44:02
32. Niki Terpstra Team Milram in 85:34:55 at 3:44:27
33. Jonathan Hivert Skil-Shimano in 85:35:56 at 3:45:28
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1. Franco Pellizotti Liquigas 210 points
2. Egoi Martinez Euskaltel – Euskadi 135 points
3. Alberto Contador Astana 126 points
4. Andy Schleck Team Saxo Bank 111 points
5. Pierrick Fedrigo Bbox Bouygues Telecom 99 points
6. Christophe Kern Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne 89 points
7. Frank Schleck Team Saxo Bank 88 points
8. Mikel Astarloza Euskaltel – Euskadi 86 points
9. Manuel Garate Juan Rabobank 86 points
10. Sandy Casar Francaise Des Jeux 84 points
11. Broeck Jurgen Van Den Silence – Lotto 76 points
12. Sylvain Chavanel Quick Step 67 points
13. Vincenzo Nibali Liquigas 66 points
14. Brice Feillu Agritubel 64 points
15. Bradley Wiggins Garmin – Slipstream 57 points
16. Lance Armstrong Astana 51 points
17. Tony Martin Team Columbia – Htc 48 points
18. Christophe Riblon Ag2r La Mondiale 46 points
19. Heinrich Haussler Cervelo Test Team 45 points
20. Andréas KlÖden Astana 38 points
21. David Moncoutie Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne 38 points
22. Cadel Evans Silence – Lotto 35 points
23. Rinaldo Nocentini Ag2r La Mondiale 34 points
24. Johannes FrÖhlinger Team Milram 32 points
25. Thomas Voeckler Bbox Bouygues Telecom 31 points
26. Luis-leon Sanchez Caisse D’epargne 26 points
27. Ivan Gutierrez José Caisse D’epargne 26 points
28. Thor Hushovd Cervelo Test Team 25 points
29. Ruben Perez Moreno Euskaltel – Euskadi 24 points
30. Aleksandr Kuschynski Liquigas 24 points
31. Amaël Moinard Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne 24 points
32. Laurent Lefevre Bbox Bouygues Telecom 23 points
33. Laurens Ten Dam Rabobank 23 points
34. Jérôme Pineau Quick Step 23 points
35. George Hincapie Team Columbia – Htc 21 points
36. Alessandro Ballan Lampre – N.g.c 20 points
37. David Zabriskie Garmin – Slipstream 20 points
38. Vladimir Karpets Team Katusha 18 points
39. Mikhail Ignatiev Team Katusha 17 points
40. Roman Kreuziger Liquigas 17 points
41. Stephane Goubert Ag2r La Mondiale 17 points
42. Stéphane Auge Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne 14 points
43. Carlos Sastre Cervelo Test Team 14 points
44. Pierre Rolland Bbox Bouygues Telecom 14 points
45. Sergio Paulinho Astana 14 points
46. Antonio Flecha Juan Rabobank 13 points
47. Haimar Zubeldia Astana 12 points
48. Denis Menchov Rabobank 12 points
49. Igor Anton Euskaltel – Euskadi 12 points
50. Albert Timmer Skil-Shimano 11 points
51. David Millar Garmin – Slipstream 11 points
52. Christophe Moreau Agritubel 11 points
53. Leonardo Duque Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne 11 points
54. Thierry Hupond Skil-Shimano 10 points
55. Jussi Veikkanen Francaise Des Jeux 9 points
56. Luis Arrieta Jose Ag2r La Mondiale 9 points
57. Christian Vande Velde Garmin – Slipstream 7 points
58. Peter Velits Team Milram 7 points
59. Frederik Willems Liquigas 6 points
60. Koen De Kort Skil-Shimano 6 points
61. Anthony Geslin Francaise Des Jeux 6 points
62. Fabian Cancellara Team Saxo Bank 6 points
63. Johan Van Summeren Silence – Lotto 5 points
64. Marcin Sapa Lampre – N.g.c 5 points
65. Gorka Verdugo Euskaltel – Euskadi 5 points
66. Carlos Barredo Quick Step 5 points
67. Sébastien Minard Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne 4 points
68. Ryder Hesjedal Garmin – Slipstream 4 points
69. Nicki Sorensen Team Saxo Bank 4 points
70. Maxime Bouet Agritubel 4 points
71. Gerald Ciolek Team Milram 4 points
72. Samuel Dumoulin Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne 4 points
73. Alexandre Botcharov Team Katusha 3 points
74. Geoffroy Lequatre Agritubel 3 points
75. Daniele Righi Lampre – N.g.c 3 points
76. David Loosli Lampre – N.g.c 3 points
77. Sylvain Calzati Agritubel 3 points
78. Markus Fothen Team Milram 3 points
79. Benoît Vaugrenard Francaise Des Jeux 3 points
80. Nicolas Roche Ag2r La Mondiale 2 points
81. Serguei Ivanov Team Katusha 2 points
82. Joost Posthuma Rabobank 2 points
83. Daniele Bennati Liquigas 2 points
84. Rémi Pauriol Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne 1 points
85. Martijn Maaskant Garmin – Slipstream 1 points
86. Mickaël Delage Silence – Lotto 1 points
87. Stef Clement Rabobank 1 points
1. Thor Hushovd Cervelo Test Team 260 points
2. Mark Cavendish Team Columbia – Htc 235 points
3. Gerald Ciolek Team Milram 148 points
4. Joaquin Rojas Jose Caisse D’epargne 126 points
5. Nicolas Roche Ag2r La Mondiale 122 points
6. Oscar Freire Rabobank 119 points
7. Tyler Farrar Garmin – Slipstream 110 points
8. Franco Pellizotti Liquigas 104 points
9. Alberto Contador Astana 101 points
10. Andréas KlÖden Astana 89 points
11. Andy Schleck Team Saxo Bank 87 points
12. Bradley Wiggins Garmin – Slipstream 85 points
13. Serguei Ivanov Team Katusha 79 points
14. Leonardo Duque Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne 76 points
15. Lloyd Mondory Ag2r La Mondiale 74 points
16. Lance Armstrong Astana 68 points
17. Fabian Cancellara Team Saxo Bank 67 points
18. Jérôme Pineau Quick Step 66 points
19. Sylvain Chavanel Quick Step 63 points
20. George Hincapie Team Columbia – Htc 63 points
21. Frank Schleck Team Saxo Bank 56 points
22. Tony Martin Team Columbia – Htc 55 points
23. Samuel Dumoulin Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne 54 points
24. Vincenzo Nibali Liquigas 54 points
25. William Bonnet Bbox Bouygues Telecom 54 points
26. Marco Bandiera Lampre – N.g.c 53 points
27. Daniele Bennati Liquigas 52 points
28. Pierrick Fedrigo Bbox Bouygues Telecom 51 points
29. Christophe Le Mevel Francaise Des Jeux 51 points
30. Thomas Voeckler Bbox Bouygues Telecom 49 points
31. Heinrich Haussler Cervelo Test Team 48 points
32. Egoi Martinez Euskaltel – Euskadi 48 points
33. Yauheni Hutarovich Francaise Des Jeux 48 points
34. Mikel Astarloza Euskaltel – Euskadi 47 points
35. Cyril Lemoine Skil-Shimano 47 points
36. Mark Renshaw Team Columbia – Htc 47 points
37. Nicolaï Trussov Team Katusha 44 points
38. Mikhail Ignatiev Team Katusha 44 points
39. Cadel Evans Silence – Lotto 43 points
40. Sandy Casar Francaise Des Jeux 42 points
41. Brice Feillu Agritubel 41 points
42. Ruben Perez Moreno Euskaltel – Euskadi 41 points
43. Rinaldo Nocentini Ag2r La Mondiale 40 points
44. Martijn Maaskant Garmin – Slipstream 40 points
45. Hayden Roulston Cervelo Test Team 38 points
46. Sébastien Minard Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne 38 points
47. Thierry Hupond Skil-Shimano 37 points
48. Roman Kreuziger Liquigas 37 points
49. Peter Velits Team Milram 37 points
50. Greg Van Avermaet Silence – Lotto 37 points
51. Fumiyuki Beppu Skil-Shimano 37 points
52. Nicki Sorensen Team Saxo Bank 35 points
53. Christophe Kern Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne 35 points
54. Koen De Kort Skil-Shimano 34 points
55. Rémi Pauriol Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne 31 points
56. Maxime Bouet Agritubel 31 points
57. Stéphane Auge Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne 30 points
58. Laurent Lefevre Bbox Bouygues Telecom 30 points
59. Albert Timmer Skil-Shimano 30 points
60. Yukiya Arashiro Bbox Bouygues Telecom 30 points
61. Saïd Haddou Bbox Bouygues Telecom 29 points
62. Luis-leon Sanchez Caisse D’epargne 28 points
63. Sylvain Calzati Agritubel 28 points
64. Alessandro Ballan Lampre – N.g.c 27 points
65. Filippo Pozzato Team Katusha 27 points
66. Marcin Sapa Lampre – N.g.c 26 points
67. Ivan Gutierrez José Caisse D’epargne 26 points
68. Broeck Jurgen Van Den Silence – Lotto 26 points
69. Yaroslav Popovych Astana 26 points
70. Christophe Riblon Ag2r La Mondiale 25 points
71. Christophe Moreau Agritubel 24 points
72. Markus Fothen Team Milram 24 points
73. Jérémy Roy Francaise Des Jeux 23 points
74. Geoffroy Lequatre Agritubel 23 points
75. Manuel Garate Juan Rabobank 22 points
76. Daniele Righi Lampre – N.g.c 22 points
77. Linus Gerdemann Team Milram 21 points
78. Fabian Wegmann Team Milram 19 points
79. Vladimir Karpets Team Katusha 18 points
80. Mauro Santambrogio Lampre – N.g.c 18 points
81. Johannes FrÖhlinger Team Milram 17 points
82. Steven De Jongh Quick Step 17 points
83. Johan Van Summeren Silence – Lotto 16 points
84. Amaël Moinard Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne 16 points
85. David Millar Garmin – Slipstream 16 points
86. Sebastian Lang Silence – Lotto 16 points
87. Christian Vande Velde Garmin – Slipstream 15 points
88. Stef Clement Rabobank 14 points
89. Kim Kirchen Team Columbia – Htc 14 points
90. Frederik Willems Liquigas 14 points
91. Antonio Flecha Juan Rabobank 14 points
92. Benoît Vaugrenard Francaise Des Jeux 12 points
93. Maxime Monfort Team Columbia – Htc 11 points
94. Sébastien Rosseler Quick Step 11 points
95. Anthony Geslin Francaise Des Jeux 10 points
96. Carlos Sastre Cervelo Test Team 10 points
97. Christian Knees Team Milram 10 points
98. Mickaël Delage Silence – Lotto 9 points
99. Stephane Goubert Ag2r La Mondiale 9 points
100. Alexandre Botcharov Team Katusha 9 points
101. Alexandre Pichot Bbox Bouygues Telecom 9 points
102. Gustav Larsson Team Saxo Bank 8 points
103. Aleksandr Kuschynski Liquigas 8 points
104. Daniel Lancaster Brett Cervelo Test Team 7 points
105. Grischa Niermann Rabobank 6 points
106. Arnaud Coyot Caisse D’epargne 5 points
107. Ryder Hesjedal Garmin – Slipstream 4 points
108. Gorka Verdugo Euskaltel – Euskadi 4 points
109. Nicolas Vogondy Agritubel 4 points
110. Styn Vandenbergh Team Katusha 4 points
111. Stuart O’grady Team Saxo Bank 4 points
112. Fabio Sabatini Liquigas 4 points
113. Simon Geschke Skil-Shimano 3 points
114. Matteo Tosatto Quick Step 3 points
115. Bernhard Eisel Team Columbia – Htc 3 points
116. Haimar Zubeldia Astana 2 points
117. David Loosli Lampre – N.g.c 2 points
118. David Moncoutie Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne 2 points
119. Joost Posthuma Rabobank 2 points
120. Luis Arrieta Jose Ag2r La Mondiale 2 points
121. Rigoberto Uran Caisse D’epargne 1 points
122. David Zabriskie Garmin – Slipstream 1 points
123. Michael Rogers Team Columbia – Htc 1 points
124. Simon Spilak Lampre – N.g.c points
1. Astana in 243:56:04
2. Garmin – Slipstream in 244:18:39 at 22:45
3. Team Saxo Bank in 244:24:38 at 28:34
4. Ag2r La Mondiale in 244:27:51 at 31:47
5. Liquigas in 244:39:35 at 43:31
6. Euskaltel – Euskadi in 244:54:09 at 58:05
7. Francaise Des Jeux in 244:57:52 at 1:01:48
8. Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne in 245:01:38 at 1:05:34
9. Team Katusha in 245:10:01 at 1:13:57
10. Agritubel in 245:16:42 at 1:20:38
11. Caisse D’epargne in 245:19:09 at 1:23:05
12. Team Milram in 245:20:14 at 1:24:10
13. Silence – Lotto in 245:20:42 at 1:24:38
14. Team Columbia – Htc in 245:25:58 at 1:29:54
15. Bbox Bouygues Telecom in 245:29:03 at 1:32:59
16. Cervelo Test Team in 245:36:12 at 1:40:08
17. Rabobank in 245:55:49 at 1:59:45
18. Quick Step in 246:36:05 at 2:40:01
19. Lampre – N.g.c in 247:55:07 at 3:59:03
20. Skil-Shimano in 250:58:56 at 7:02:52
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