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2011 Tour of Utah results, stage 5 and final GC

Stage

  • 1. Sergio Luis Henao Montoya, (COL) Gobernacion De Antioquia-Indeportes Antiquia, in 4:20:13
  • 2. Levi Leipheimer, (USA) Team RadioShack, at s.t.
  • 3. Janez Brajkovic, (SLO) Team RadioShack, at 00:00:18
  • 4. Thomas Danielson, (USA) Garmin-Cervelo, at 00:00:50
  • 5. Oscar Sevilla Ribera, (ESP) Gobernacion De Antioquia-Indeportes Antiquia, at 00:01:25
GC
  • 1. Levi Leipheimer, (USA) Team RadioShack, in 15:53:12
  • 2. Sergio Luis Henao Montoya, (COL) Gobernacion De Antioquia-Indeportes Antiquia, at 00:00:23
  • 3. Janez Brajkovic, (SLO) Team RadioShack, at 00:00:45
  • 4. Oscar Sevilla Ribera, (ESP) Gobernacion De Antioquia-Indeportes Antiquia, at 00:01:54
  • 5. Thomas Danielson, (USA) Garmin-Cervelo, at 00:03:49

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Road

2011 Tour of Utah results, stage 4

Stage

  • 1. Javier Alexis Acevedo Colle, (COL) Gobernacion De Antioquia - Indeportes Antiquia, in 2:56:18
  • 2. Javier Megias Leal, (ESP) Team Type 1, at s.t.:05
  • 3. Rubens Bertogliati, (SUI) Team Type 1, at s.t.:06
  • 4. Francisco Mancebo Perez, (ESP) Realcyclist.Com Cycling Team, s.t.
  • 5. Chad Beyer, (USA) BMC Racing Team, s.t.
GC
  • 1. Levi Leipheimer, (USA) Team RadioShack, in 11:32:59
  • 2. Sergio Luis Henao Montoya, (COL) Gobernacion De Antioquia - Indeportes Antiquia, at s.t.:23
  • 3. Janez Brajkovic, (SLO) Team RadioShack, at s.t.:27
  • 4. Oscar Sevilla Ribera, (ESP) Gobernacion De Antioquia - Indeportes Antiquia, at s.t.:29
  • 5. Christian Vande Velde, (USA) Garmin-Cervelo, at 01:18

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Road

2011 Tour of Utah results, stage 2

Stage

  • 1. Jack Bauer. (NZL) Endura Racin. in 3:33:43
  • 2. Elia Vivian. (ITA) Liquigas-Cannondal. at s.t.
  • 3. Jacob Keough. (USA) Unitedhealthcar. at s.t.
  • 4. Robert Forste. (GER) Unitedhealthcar. at s.t.
  • 5. Danny Summerhil. (USA) Garmin-Cervel. at s.t.

GC

  • 1. Sergio Luis Henao Montoya, (COL) Gobernacion De Antioquia - Indeportes Antiquia, in 8:17:11
  • 2. Oscar Sevilla Ribera, (ESP) Gobernacion De Antioquia - Indeportes Antiquia, at 00:00:07
  • 3. Levi Leipheimer, (USA) Team RadioShack, at 00:00:13
  • 4. Jesse Anthony, (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies-Optumhealth, at 00:00:18
  • 5. Janez Brajkovic, (SLO) Team RadioShack, at 00:00:21

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Road

Mark Renshaw signs with Rabobank

ANDENNE, Belgium (AFP) — Mark Cavendish's key lead-out man, Mark Renshaw, has signed a two-year deal that will see him spearhead Rabobank's bid for sprint success, the Dutch outfit confirmed Thursday.

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Mountain

Leadville 100 Preview: Long Haul Racing Tactics

Whether your goal is outright victory, a sub-9-hour time, or simply to finish the race inside the 12-hour cutoff, there are definitive tactics for long-haul racing that can tip the scales of success in your favor.

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Road

Greipel wins again at Eneco, Phinney still in the lead

ARDOOIE, Netherlands (AFP) — German sprint specialist André Greipel of Omeg-Pharma claimed his second successive stage victory on the Eneco Tour, finishing ahead of American Tyler Farrar (BMC) and Norway's Edvald Boasson Hagen (Sky) Wednesday.

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Road

Euro Racing this Week: Eneco and Ain

Racing in France and Holland dominate the action in Europe this week. The Eneco Tour, which began Monday with the prologue victory of Taylor Phinney (BMC), is the week's main event while the Tour de l'Ain will see the return to action of Tour de France phenomenon Pierre Rolland.

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Road

Henao leads Latin revolution at Tour of Utah

PARK CITY, Utah (VN) — When organizers released the list of teams participating in the 2011 Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah, there was a fair amount of grumbling that certain domestic teams were excluded in favor of lesser-known teams from Colombia. Those complaints can stop now.

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Road

Hushovd not happy at Garmin, but is BMC different?

World champion Thor Hushovd, who will begin a three-year commitment with BMC Racing in January, told Norwegian TV 2 Sport that he was frustrated with Garmin-Cervélo’s approach to the classics in 2011. But it's worth noting that at BMC he'll join a star-packed team that may not always be aligned with his ambitions.

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Road

Rasmussen, still a star in Denmark, hopes to get back to the Tour, somehow

It has indeed been a busy year for Michael Rasmussen. Only nine months ago he still didn’t have a team to race for. Today he co-owns and heads a team that was put together at sprint speed just for him. This week his Christina Watches Onfone team raced the Tour of Denmark – the biggest race so far for the Continental squad — but the team's ambitions go much higher. The hope is to get a wild card for the Giro d’Italia already next year and, eventually, earn a place in the Tour de France.

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News

Tony Gallopin joins his uncle at Team RadioShack

PARIS (AFP) - Frenchman Tony Gallopin will ride for RadioShack as of next season after signing a two-year deal with the American outfit, according to the French Cycling Federation (ffc.fr) Thursday.

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Road

Crash ends Ballan’s Tour of Poland

A crash late in Monday's second stage of the Tour of Poland knocked BMC's Alessandro Ballan out of the race and prevented teammate Alexander Kristoff from contesting the sprint finish.

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News

Colavita Forno D’Asolo wins Women’s Prestige Cycling Series team title

Colavita Forno d'Asolo-Cooking Light walked away with the team title in the final standings of the Women's Prestige Cycling Series, followng the last series race, the Bend Memorial Clinic Cascade Cycling Classic. The squad also claimed the sprinter's jersey for Leah Kirchmann, whose standing got a big boost when she won the Wheaties FUEL Sprint jersey at the Nature Valley Grand Prix in June.

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News

Coryn Rivera claims European stage win

The women’s USA Cycling National Development program showed a strong performance at Tour du Limousin in France this weekend. The team's performance there came after an impressive result the prior week's Tour of Bretagne Feminin, where Jacquelyn Crowell (Team Type 1 Development) finished fouth in the GC, one second off of the podium.

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Road Culture

Phil Gaimon Blog: There was a race in Oregon, too

Editor's Note: Phil Gaimon, 25, is a Velo magazine columnist and third-year pro racer for Kenda-5 Hr Energy Presented by Gear Grinder. He has an English degree from the University of Florida, and owns online stores at podiumcycling.com and sharethedamnroad.com.

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Tour de France

Inside the Tour by John Wilcockson: Evans, a complete champion

GRENOBLE, France (VN) — “There’s a car, a car … il y a une voiture!” You could hear the panic in the voice of a television technician who was being pinned back against the trunk of a race official’s red Skoda by a solid mass of media crews. The mob was moving en masse like a giant bubble around the rider wearing a yellow skinsuit, Andy Schleck, who’d just thrown every last ounce of energy into defending (unsuccessfully) his Tour de France lead against Cadel Evans.

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Tour de France

2011 Tour de France results, stage 19

Stage

  • 1 Pierre Rolland (Fra) Team Europcar 3:13:25
  • 2 Samuel Sanchez Gonzalez (Spa) Euskaltel-Euskadi 0:00:14
  • 3 Alberto Contador Velasco (Spa) Saxo Bank Sungard 0:00:23
  • 4 Peter Velits (Svk) HTC-Highroad 0:00:57
  • 5 Cadel Evans (Aus) BMC Racing Team
GC
  • 1 Andy Schleck (Lux) Leopard Trek
  • 2 Fränk Schleck (Lux) Leopard Trek 0:00:53
  • 3 Cadel Evans (Aus) BMC Racing Team 0:00:57
  • 4 Thomas Voeckler (Fra) Team Europcar 0:02:10
  • 5 Damiano Cunego (Ita) Lampre - ISD 0:03:31

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Tour de France

Garmin chasing final podium with teams classification

PUY SAINT PIERRE, France (VN) - As teams whose top-five GC hopes have faded often do, Garmin-Cervélo is chasing the teams classification at the Tour de France. But with four stage wins, a week in the maillot jaune and an American rookie fighting for the top-10, Garmin’s Tour has been their best ever and Tom Danielson leads the squad in a run at the final podium in the final three days of the race.

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Tour de France

2011 Tour de France results, stage 18

Stage

  • 1. Andy Schleck, Team Leopard-Trek, in 6h 07' 56"
  • 2. Frank Schleck, Team Leopard-Trek, at 2:07
  • 3. Cadel Evans, Bmc Racing Team, at 02:15
  • 4. Ivan Basso, Liquigas-Cannondale, at 02:18
  • 5. Thomas Voeckler, Team Europcar, at 02:21
GC
  • 1. Thomas Voeckler, Team Europcar, in 79h 34' 06"
  • 2. Andy Schleck, Team Leopard-Trek, at 00:15
  • 3. Frank Schleck, Team Leopard-Trek, at at 01:08
  • 4. Cadel Evans, Bmc Racing Team, at at 01:12
  • 5. Damiano Cunego, Lampre - Isd, at at 03:46

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Tour de France

2011 Tour de France results, stage 17

Stage

  • 1. Edvald Boasson Hagen, Sky Procycling, in 4h 18' 00"
  • 2. Bauke Mollema, Rabobank Cycling Team, at 00:40
  • 3. Sandy Casar, Fdj, at 00:50
  • 4. Julien El Fares, Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne, at 00:50
  • 5. Sylvain Chavanel, Quick Step Cycling Team, at 00:50
GC
  • 1. Thomas Voeckler, Team Europcar, in 73h 23' 49"
  • 2. Cadel Evans, BMC Racing Team, at 1:18
  • 3. Frank Schleck, Team Leopard-Trek, at 01:22
  • 4. Andy Schleck, Team Leopard-Trek, at 02:36
  • 5. Samuel Sanchez, Euskaltel-Euskadi, at 02:59

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Tour de France

2011 Tour de France results, stage 16

Stage

  • 1. Thor Hushovd, Team Garmin - Cervelo, in 3h 31' 38"
  • 2. Boasson Hagen Edvald, Sky Procycling, at s.t.
  • 3. Ryder Hesjedal, Team Garmin - Cervelo, at 00:02
  • 4. Tony Martin, Htc - Highroad, at 00:38
  • 5. Mikhail Ignatyev, Katusha Team, at 00:52
GC
  • 1. Thomas Voeckler, Team Europcar, in 69h 00' 56"
  • 2. Cadel Evans, Bmc Racing Team, at 01:45
  • 3. Frank Schleck, Team Leopard-Trek, at 01:49
  • 4. Andy Schleck, Team Leopard-Trek, at 03:03
  • 5. Samuel Sanchez, Euskaltel - Euskadi, at 03:26

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Tour de France

Farrar: ‘I should have kept my mouth shut’ about Cavendish

SAINT-PAUL-TROIS-CHATEAUX, France (VN) — Mark Cavendish's fourth stage win Sunday didn't sit well with some of the other top sprinters who couldn't hold back their frustration that perhaps Cavendish made it through Saturday's brutal climbing stage up Plateau de Beille with something more than his own two legs.

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Tour de France

Gilbert, Alps lie between Cavendish and green in Paris

SAINTE CÉCILE LES VIGNES, France (VN) - Four days in the mountains and a Belgian classics rider lie in the way of Mark Cavendish and his green jersey dreams. As the Tour de France heads for its final week in the Alps, Cavendish (HTC-Highroad) is closer now than ever to taking the maillot vert home, but he’ll have to outdo two rivals and 12 categorized climbs to stand on the podium in Paris in green.

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Tour de France

2011 Tour de France results, stage 15

  • 1. Mark Cavendish, Htc - Highroad, 4h 20' 24"
  • 2. Tyler Farrar, Team Garmin - Cervelo, s.t.
  • 3. Alessandro Petacchi, Lampre - Isd, s.t.
  • 4. Daniel Oss, Liquigas-Cannondale, s.t.
  • 5. Joaquin Rojas Jose, Movistar Team, s.t.

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Tour de France

2011 Tour de France results, stage 14

  • 1. Jelle Vanendert, Omega Pharma - Lotto, at
  • 2. Samuel Sanchez, Euskaltel - Euskadi, at
  • 3. Andy Schleck, Team Leopard-Trek, at 00:46
  • 4. Cadel Evans, Bmc Racing Team, at 00:48
  • 5. Rigoberto Uran, Sky Procycling, at 00:48

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