Tour De France Standings Stage Results 2009 | Updated Every 30m

Top 20 riders. The remaining riders are at the end of this lens..

1. CONTADOR Alberto 21 ASTANA 85h 48' 35"
2. SCHLECK Andy 31 TEAM SAXO BANK 85h 52' 46" + 04' 11"
3. ARMSTRONG Lance 22 ASTANA 85h 53' 59" + 05' 24"
4. WIGGINS Bradley 58 GARMIN - SLIPSTREAM 85h 54' 36" + 06' 01"
5. SCHLECK Frank 36 TEAM SAXO BANK 85h 54' 39" + 06' 04"
6. KLÖDEN Andréas 23 ASTANA 85h 55' 17" + 06' 42"
7. NIBALI Vincenzo 95 LIQUIGAS 85h 56' 10" + 07' 35"
8. VANDE VELDE Christian 51 GARMIN - SLIPSTREAM 86h 00' 39" + 12' 04"
9. KREUZIGER Roman 93 LIQUIGAS 86h 02' 51" + 14' 16"
10. LE MEVEL Christophe 106 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 86h 03' 00" + 14' 25"
11. ASTARLOZA Mikel 61 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 86h 03' 19" + 14' 44"
12. CASAR Sandy 101 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 86h 05' 54" + 17' 19"
13. KARPETS Vladimir 161 TEAM KATUSHA 86h 07' 09" + 18' 34"
14. NOCENTINI Rinaldo 87 AG2R LA MONDIALE 86h 09' 20" + 20' 45"
15. VAN DEN BROECK Jurgen 17 SILENCE - LOTTO 86h 09' 25" + 20' 50"
16. GOUBERT Stephane 85 AG2R LA MONDIALE 86h 11' 04" + 22' 29"
17. SASTRE Carlos 1 CERVELO TEST TEAM 86h 14' 56" + 26' 21"
18. BOTCHAROV Alexandre 162 TEAM KATUSHA 86h 18' 08" + 29' 33"
19. HINCAPIE George 74 TEAM COLUMBIA - HTC 86h 22' 02" + 33' 27"
20. CHAVANEL Sylvain 151 QUICK STEP 86h 22' 44" + 34' 09"

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1. ASTANA 256h 02' 58"
2. GARMIN - SLIPSTREAM 256h 25' 33" + 22' 35"
3. TEAM SAXO BANK 256h 31' 32" + 28' 34"
4. AG2R LA MONDIALE 256h 34' 45" + 31' 47"
5. LIQUIGAS 256h 46' 29" + 43' 31"

1. PELLIZOTTI Franco 91 LIQUIGAS 210 pts
2. MARTINEZ Egoi 64 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 135 pts
3. CONTADOR Alberto 21 ASTANA 126 pts
4. SCHLECK Andy 31 TEAM SAXO BANK 111 pts
5. FEDRIGO Pierrick 144 BBOX BOUYGUES TELECOM 99 pts

1. SCHLECK Andy 31 TEAM SAXO BANK 85h 52' 46"
2. NIBALI Vincenzo 95 LIQUIGAS 85h 56' 10" + 03' 24"
3. KREUZIGER Roman 93 LIQUIGAS 86h 02' 51" + 10' 05"
4. ROLLAND Pierre 148 BBOX BOUYGUES TELECOM 86h 26' 19" + 33' 33"
5. ROCHE Nicolas 89 AG2R LA MONDIALE 86h 26' 55" + 34' 09"

1. PELLIZOTTI Franco 91 LIQUIGAS

1. HUSHOVD Thor 6 CERVELO TEST TEAM 280 pts
2. CAVENDISH Mark 71 TEAM COLUMBIA - HTC 270 pts
3. CIOLEK Gerald 182 TEAM MILRAM 172 pts
4. ROJAS Jose Joaquin 117 CAISSE D'EPARGNE 145 pts
5. FARRAR Tyler 53 GARMIN - SLIPSTREAM 136 pts

Alberto Contador on Lance Armstrong and Tour de France in El Pais - August 1, 2009 - From the moment Lance Armstrong announced he was returning to cycling and rejoining forces with Johan Bruyneel and thus riding for Astana this year, Alberto Contador was in an uncomfortable position. The Spaniard had to compete on his own team for the No. 1 spot a year after winning two of the three grand tours and missing out on defending his 2007 Tour de France win only because Astana was banned from the race in 2008...

Tension erupts as Contador wins, Lance is 3rd | Tour champ says he and Astana teammate are 'totally incompatible' - Jul 26, 2009 - ...Asked on French TV what the hardest moment in this race, Contador replied: "It was in the (team) hotel," without elaborating..."We are totally incompatible," Contador said. "In the end, Armstrong will go his way, and I'll go mine."

Contador cruises to Tour de France victory | Seven-time champ Armstrong finishes third in comeback race - 26 Jul 2009 - PARIS - Alberto Contador of Spain has won the Tour de France for a second time, and Lance Armstrong will join him on the podium after finishing third in his comeback to cycling's main event. Mark Cavendish of Britain collected his sixth stage win of this year's Tour in a sprint after the 101.9-mile ride from Montereau-Fault-Yonne to the Champs-Elysees on Sunday. Contador won the Tour in 2007...

Lance has no regrets about 3rd place in Tour 7-time champ says even at his peak he may have lost to Contador - Jul 26 2009 - AVIGNON, France - Third place has never felt better to Lance Armstrong. Following a 3½-year retirement, the seven-time Tour de France champion all but sealed his improbable comeback with a promised third-place finish in cycling's showcase event and expects even better next year...

Contador virtually assured Tour de France victory - 25 Jul 2009 - Alberto Contador of Spain virtually secured his second Tour de France crown after the race's 20th and penultimate stage won by Spaniard Juan Manuel Garate on Saturday...

GARATE WINS TOUR STAGE, CONTADOR STILL FIRST, ARMSTRONG THIRD - 25 Jul 2009 - MONT VENTOUX, France -- Alberto Contador all but locked up the overall victory at the Tour de France after keeping his grip on the yellow jersey on the penultimate stage...

Live blogging from the Tour de France stage 20 - July 25th, 2009 - Alberto Contador is almost there but the penultimate stage up Mont Ventoux is the toughest climb on the Tour. Here is how the day is panning out (French time): 1413 - 16 men broke away early in the stage, building a maximum gap of almost 11 minutes...

Lance has one last chance in France Cyclist will try to secure 2nd or 3rd place — on brutal mountain Saturday - July 24, 2009 - His performances in the mountains proved he is the strongest climber in the race, but Alberto Contador's victory in today's Stage 18 individual time trial in Annecy went one step further to proving he is the strongest man in the Tour de France. Period. What you're watching is a man at his peak. He's young enough that he may be able to return to the Tour de France with similar strength for the next few years...

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Mark Cavendish wins 19th stage of Tour de France - 8:29 AM PDT, July 24, 2009 - AUBENAS, France -- Mark Cavendish became the most successful Briton on the Tour de France when he snatched his ninth win in the 19th stage today. Cavendish outsprinted Norway's Thor Hushovd after 178 kilometers from Bourgoin-Jallieu, with German Gerald Ciolek coming home third...

Tour leader Contador dodges doping questions 3-time champion LeMond questions Spaniard's rapid climb in Stage 15 - 24 Jul 2009 - Tour de France leader Alberto Contador on Thursday evaded questions about suggestions by American three-time winner Greg LeMond that he has been doping, according to several media reports. On Thursday, after winning the individual time trial in Stage 18 to solidify his stranglehold over teammate Lance Armstrong and the rest of the field, Contador refused to answer a series of questions about the article written by LeMond for the French newspaper Le Monde...

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Lance rises to 3rd, Contador wins time trial Armstrong has one major mountain stage left to secure top 3 Tour finish - 23 July 2009 - ANNECY, France - Alberto Contador has won the final time trial in the Tour de France, and Lance Armstrong moved up a spot to third place overall...

Contador causes more friction for Lance, team - 21 Jul 2009 - LE GRAND BORNAND, France - Once again it seems, Alberto Contador has a hearing problem. And although he consolidated his lead today on Stage 17 of the Tour de France, his attack on the final climb, the Colombiere, brought criticism from within his Astana team...

Schlecks make move, drop Armstrong to 4th - 22 Jul 2009 19:17:14 GMT - LE-GRAND-BORNAND, France (AP) - Alberto Contador closed in on the overall victory at the Tour de France Wednesday after finishing second behind Frank Schleck of Luxembourg in the 17th stage as the race left the Alps...

Lance drops to 4th, Contador closes in on win. Former Tour king already has relinquished team leadership role to Spaniard - 22 Jul 2009 - LE-GRAND-BORNAND, France - Alberto Contador closed in on victory at the Tour de France Wednesday after finishing second behind Frank Schleck in the 17th stage as the race left the Alps...

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Lance eyes Tour win if teammate has 'bad day' Armstrong has his strongest stage of this year's race to stay in 2nd place - 22 Jul 2009 - BOURG-SAINT-MAURICE, France - Lance Armstrong mustered one of his strongest showings yet at this Tour de France on Tuesday, a dazzling burst of acceleration from yesteryear that allowed him to keep second place...

Excitement, but Little Movement, in Tough Tour Stage 16 - July 21, 2009 - Lance Armstrong avoided falling further behind Alberto Contador at the Tour de France on Tuesday, working hard and making one of his signature moves in the mountains to catch back up to his Astana teammate and rival during the second climb of Tuesday's 16th stage. He remained in second place in the overall standings, 1 minute 37 seconds back...

Britain's Wiggins has been biggest surprise of Tour. Wiggins eyeing podium finish at Tour de France. 21 Jul 2009 SION, Switzerland (AP) -After climbing to third place overall, former track cycling specialist Bradley Wiggins has emerged as the biggest surprise of this year's Tour de France...

Contador eyes other Tour rivals, not Armstrong Race leader says 'tension' with teammate and ex-Tour king has diminished 21 Jul 2009 SION, Switzerland...

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The Tour de France is an annual bicycle race that covers around 3,500 kilometres (2,200 mi) throughout France and bordering countries. The race lasts 23 days and attracts cyclists from around the world. The race is broken down into day-long segments, called stages. Individual times to finish each stage are totaled up to determine the overall winner at the end of the race. The rider with the lowest aggregate time at the end of each day wears the prestigious yellow jersey.[1] The course changes every year but it has always finished in Paris and in more recent years along the Champs-Élysées. There are similar races in Italy and Spain, but the Tour de France is the oldest, most prestigious and best known. Source: Wikipedia

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Lance Armstrong (born Lance Edward Gunderson on September 18, 1971) is an American professional road racing cyclist who rides for UCI ProTeam Astana. He won the Tour de France a record-breaking seven consecutive years, from 1999 to 2005. He is the only individual to win seven times, having broken the previous record of five wins, shared by Miguel Indurain, Bernard Hinault, Eddy Merckx and Jacques Anquetil. He has survived testicular cancer, a tumor that metastasized to his brain and lungs in 1996. His cancer treatments included brain and testicular surgery and extensive chemotherapy, and his prognosis was originally poor. In 1999, he was named the American Broadcasting Company Wide World of Sports Athlete of the Year. In 2000 he won the Prince of Asturias Award in Sports. In 2002, Sports Illustrated magazine named him Sportsman of the Year. He was also named Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year for 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005. He received ESPN's ESPY Award for Best Male Athlete in 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006, and won the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Overseas Personality Award in 2003. Armstrong retired from racing on July 24, 2005, at the end of the 2005 Tour de France, but returned to competitive cycling in January 2009. Source: Wikipedia

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Alberto Contador on Lance Armstrong and Tour de France in El Pais - August 1, 2009 - From the moment Lance Armstrong announced he was returning to cycling and rejoining forces with Johan Bruyneel and thus riding for Astana this year, Alberto Contador was in an uncomfortable position. The Spaniard had to compete on his own team for the No. 1 spot a year after winning two of the three grand tours and missing out on defending his 2007 Tour de France win only because Astana was banned from the race in 2008...

Tension erupts as Contador wins, Lance is 3rd | Tour champ says he and Astana teammate are 'totally incompatible' - Jul 26, 2009 - ...Asked on French TV what the hardest moment in this race, Contador replied: "It was in the (team) hotel," without elaborating..."We are totally incompatible," Contador said. "In the end, Armstrong will go his way, and I'll go mine."

Contador cruises to Tour de France victory | Seven-time champ Armstrong finishes third in comeback race - 26 Jul 2009 - PARIS - Alberto Contador of Spain has won the Tour de France for a second time, and Lance Armstrong will join him on the podium after finishing third in his comeback to cycling's main event. Mark Cavendish of Britain collected his sixth stage win of this year's Tour in a sprint after the 101.9-mile ride from Montereau-Fault-Yonne to the Champs-Elysees on Sunday. Contador won the Tour in 2007...

Lance has no regrets about 3rd place in Tour 7-time champ says even at his peak he may have lost to Contador - Jul 26 2009 - AVIGNON, France - Third place has never felt better to Lance Armstrong. Following a 3½-year retirement, the seven-time Tour de France champion all but sealed his improbable comeback with a promised third-place finish in cycling's showcase event and expects even better next year...

Contador virtually assured Tour de France victory - 25 Jul 2009 - Alberto Contador of Spain virtually secured his second Tour de France crown after the race's 20th and penultimate stage won by Spaniard Juan Manuel Garate on Saturday...

GARATE WINS TOUR STAGE, CONTADOR STILL FIRST, ARMSTRONG THIRD - 25 Jul 2009 - MONT VENTOUX, France -- Alberto Contador all but locked up the overall victory at the Tour de France after keeping his grip on the yellow jersey on the penultimate stage...

Live blogging from the Tour de France stage 20 - July 25th, 2009 - Alberto Contador is almost there but the penultimate stage up Mont Ventoux is the toughest climb on the Tour. Here is how the day is panning out (French time): 1413 - 16 men broke away early in the stage, building a maximum gap of almost 11 minutes...

Lance has one last chance in France Cyclist will try to secure 2nd or 3rd place — on brutal mountain Saturday - July 24, 2009 - His performances in the mountains proved he is the strongest climber in the race, but Alberto Contador's victory in today's Stage 18 individual time trial in Annecy went one step further to proving he is the strongest man in the Tour de France. Period. What you're watching is a man at his peak. He's young enough that he may be able to return to the Tour de France with similar strength for the next few years...

Mark Cavendish wins 19th stage of Tour de France - 8:29 AM PDT, July 24, 2009 - AUBENAS, France -- Mark Cavendish became the most successful Briton on the Tour de France when he snatched his ninth win in the 19th stage today. Cavendish outsprinted Norway's Thor Hushovd after 178 kilometers from Bourgoin-Jallieu, with German Gerald Ciolek coming home third...

Tour leader Contador dodges doping questions 3-time champion LeMond questions Spaniard's rapid climb in Stage 15 - 24 Jul 2009 - Tour de France leader Alberto Contador on Thursday evaded questions about suggestions by American three-time winner Greg LeMond that he has been doping, according to several media reports. On Thursday, after winning the individual time trial in Stage 18 to solidify his stranglehold over teammate Lance Armstrong and the rest of the field, Contador refused to answer a series of questions about the article written by LeMond for the French newspaper Le Monde...

Lance rises to 3rd, Contador wins time trial Armstrong has one major mountain stage left to secure top 3 Tour finish - 23 July 2009 - ANNECY, France - Alberto Contador has won the final time trial in the Tour de France, and Lance Armstrong moved up a spot to third place overall...

Contador causes more friction for Lance, team - 21 Jul 2009 - LE GRAND BORNAND, France - Once again it seems, Alberto Contador has a hearing problem. And although he consolidated his lead today on Stage 17 of the Tour de France, his attack on the final climb, the Colombiere, brought criticism from within his Astana team...

Schlecks make move, drop Armstrong to 4th - 22 Jul 2009 19:17:14 GMT - LE-GRAND-BORNAND, France (AP) - Alberto Contador closed in on the overall victory at the Tour de France Wednesday after finishing second behind Frank Schleck of Luxembourg in the 17th stage as the race left the Alps...

Lance drops to 4th, Contador closes in on win. Former Tour king already has relinquished team leadership role to Spaniard - 22 Jul 2009 - LE-GRAND-BORNAND, France - Alberto Contador closed in on victory at the Tour de France Wednesday after finishing second behind Frank Schleck in the 17th stage as the race left the Alps...

Lance eyes Tour win if teammate has 'bad day' Armstrong has his strongest stage of this year's race to stay in 2nd place - 22 Jul 2009 - BOURG-SAINT-MAURICE, France - Lance Armstrong mustered one of his strongest showings yet at this Tour de France on Tuesday, a dazzling burst of acceleration from yesteryear that allowed him to keep second place...

Excitement, but Little Movement, in Tough Tour Stage 16 - July 21, 2009 - Lance Armstrong avoided falling further behind Alberto Contador at the Tour de France on Tuesday, working hard and making one of his signature moves in the mountains to catch back up to his Astana teammate and rival during the second climb of Tuesday's 16th stage. He remained in second place in the overall standings, 1 minute 37 seconds back...

Britain's Wiggins has been biggest surprise of Tour. Wiggins eyeing podium finish at Tour de France. 21 Jul 2009 SION, Switzerland (AP) -After climbing to third place overall, former track cycling specialist Bradley Wiggins has emerged as the biggest surprise of this year's Tour de France...

Contador eyes other Tour rivals, not Armstrong Race leader says 'tension' with teammate and ex-Tour king has diminished 21 Jul 2009 SION, Switzerland - The tension with Lance Armstrong is all but gone in the crisp mountain air and the line of authority is clear. Now, Alberto Contador wants to concentrate on those teams intent on seizing his Tour de France lead...

Contador says tensions with Armstrong have eased 21 Jul 2009 18:51:19 GMT The tensions with Lance Armstrong have cooled, and Alberto Contador is now focusing on the possibility that rivals on other teams...

Mighty Contador closing in on Tour de France victory. Mon Jul 20, 2009 11:01am EDT
SION, Switzerland (Reuters) - Alberto Contador said he took a big step toward winning the Tour de France when he crushed his rivals in Sunday's first Alpine stage...

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This list is the continuation of the standings list published at the top of this lens.

21. KNEES Christian 185 TEAM MILRAM 86h 23' 23" + 34' 48"
22. ROLLAND Pierre 148 BBOX BOUYGUES TELECOM 86h 26' 19" + 37' 44"
23. ROCHE Nicolas 89 AG2R LA MONDIALE 86h 26' 55" + 38' 20"
24. GERDEMANN Linus 181 TEAM MILRAM 86h 27' 10" + 38' 35"
25. FEILLU Brice 174 AGRITUBEL 86h 29' 49" + 41' 14"
26. SANCHEZ Luis-Leon 118 CAISSE D'EPARGNE 86h 30' 02" + 41' 27"
27. ZUBELDIA Haimar 29 ASTANA 86h 32' 09" + 43' 34"
28. MONFORT Maxime 77 TEAM COLUMBIA - HTC 86h 32' 29" + 43' 54"
29. MOREAU Christophe 171 AGRITUBEL 86h 33' 08" + 44' 33"
30. EVANS Cadel 11 SILENCE - LOTTO 86h 33' 59" + 45' 24"
31. SORENSEN Nicki 38 TEAM SAXO BANK 86h 35' 09" + 46' 34"
32. VELITS Peter 187 TEAM MILRAM 86h 35' 10" + 46' 35"
33. DUPONT Hubert 84 AG2R LA MONDIALE 86h 38' 18" + 49' 43"
34. SORENSEN Chris 37 TEAM SAXO BANK 86h 38' 22" + 49' 47"
35. PAULINHO Sergio 26 ASTANA 86h 42' 35" + 54' 00"
36. MARTIN Tony 76 TEAM COLUMBIA - HTC 86h 43' 39" + 55' 04"
37. PELLIZOTTI Franco 91 LIQUIGAS 86h 44' 54" + 56' 19"
38. MINARD Sébastien 127 COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE 86h 46' 12" + 57' 37"
39. PASAMONTES Luis 116 CAISSE D'EPARGNE 86h 46' 22" + 57' 47"
40. IVANOV Serguei 165 TEAM KATUSHA 86h 48' 56" + 1h 00' 21"
41. POPOVYCH Yaroslav 27 ASTANA 86h 49' 43" + 1h 01' 08"
42. LEFEVRE Laurent 146 BBOX BOUYGUES TELECOM 86h 50' 04" + 1h 01' 29"
43. PAURIOL Rémi 129 COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE 86h 51' 39" + 1h 03' 04"
44. MARTINEZ Egoi 64 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 86h 55' 55" + 1h 07' 20"
45. GUSTOV Volodymir 4 CERVELO TEST TEAM 86h 56' 50" + 1h 08' 15"
46. LLOYD Matthew 14 SILENCE - LOTTO 86h 57' 40" + 1h 09' 05"
47. TROFIMOV Yury 149 BBOX BOUYGUES TELECOM 86h 57' 58" + 1h 09' 23"
48. ROY Jérémy 107 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 86h 57' 58" + 1h 09' 23"
49. HESJEDAL Ryder 54 GARMIN - SLIPSTREAM 87h 02' 38" + 1h 14' 03"
50. LARSSON Gustav 34 TEAM SAXO BANK 87h 03' 57" + 1h 15' 22"
51. MENCHOV Denis 41 RABOBANK 87h 05' 39" + 1h 17' 04"
52. URAN Rigoberto 119 CAISSE D'EPARGNE 87h 08' 55" + 1h 20' 20"
53. LOOSLI David 135 LAMPRE - N.G.C 87h 10' 31" + 1h 21' 56"
54. NIERMANN Grischa 47 RABOBANK 87h 10' 34" + 1h 21' 59"
55. CALZATI Sylvain 173 AGRITUBEL 87h 14' 22" + 1h 25' 47"
56. FEDRIGO Pierrick 144 BBOX BOUYGUES TELECOM 87h 14' 42" + 1h 26' 07"
57. KIRCHEN Kim 75 TEAM COLUMBIA - HTC 87h 15' 27" + 1h 26' 52"
58. MONCOUTIE David 121 COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE 87h 17' 10" + 1h 28' 35"
59. WEGELIUS Charles 19 SILENCE - LOTTO 87h 18' 12" + 1h 29' 37"
60. TEN DAM Laurens 49 RABOBANK 87h 23' 32" + 1h 34' 57"
61. VERDUGO Gorka 69 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 87h 24' 24" + 1h 35' 49"
62. GARATE Juan Manuel 45 RABOBANK 87h 25' 54" + 1h 37' 19"
63. BARREDO Carlos 152 QUICK STEP 87h 27' 05" + 1h 38' 30"
64. LEQUATRE Geoffroy 178 AGRITUBEL 87h 28' 44" + 1h 40' 09"
65. MOINARD Amaël 128 COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE 87h 31' 03" + 1h 42' 28"
66. ANTON Igor 62 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 87h 33' 14" + 1h 44' 39"
67. VOECKLER Thomas 141 BBOX BOUYGUES TELECOM 87h 36' 15" + 1h 47' 40"
68. VOGONDY Nicolas 179 AGRITUBEL 87h 39' 44" + 1h 51' 09"
69. ARROYO David 112 CAISSE D'EPARGNE 87h 40' 27" + 1h 51' 52"
70. BOUET Maxime 172 AGRITUBEL 87h 41' 39" + 1h 53' 04"
71. GUTIERREZ José Ivan 115 CAISSE D'EPARGNE 87h 42' 43" + 1h 54' 08"
72. PEREZ MORENO Ruben 67 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 87h 46' 04" + 1h 57' 29"
73. POSTHUMA Joost 48 RABOBANK 87h 47' 00" + 1h 58' 25"
74. HORRACH Joan 163 TEAM KATUSHA 87h 47' 27" + 1h 58' 52"
75. KERN Christophe 126 COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE 87h 47' 55" + 1h 59' 20"
76. LANG Sebastian 13 SILENCE - LOTTO 87h 49' 27" + 2h 00' 52"
77. ZABRISKIE David 59 GARMIN - SLIPSTREAM 87h 51' 11" + 2h 02' 36"
78. FRÖHLINGER Johannes 184 TEAM MILRAM 87h 53' 28" + 2h 04' 53"
79. ROULSTON Hayden 9 CERVELO TEST TEAM 87h 56' 33" + 2h 07' 58"
80. BRUSEGHIN Marzio 133 LAMPRE - N.G.C 87h 57' 17" + 2h 08' 42"
81. ARRIETA Jose Luis 82 AG2R LA MONDIALE 88h 00' 04" + 2h 11' 29"
82. RIBLON Christophe 88 AG2R LA MONDIALE 88h 01' 18" + 2h 12' 43"
83. DEVOLDER Stijn 155 QUICK STEP 88h 02' 31" + 2h 13' 56"
84. ROJAS Jose Joaquin 117 CAISSE D'EPARGNE 88h 02' 51" + 2h 14' 16"
85. MILLAR David 56 GARMIN - SLIPSTREAM 88h 03' 39" + 2h 15' 04"
86. WILLEMS Frederik 99 LIQUIGAS 88h 04' 46" + 2h 16' 11"
87. CUESTA Inigo 2 CERVELO TEST TEAM 88h 05' 14" + 2h 16' 39"
88. PINEAU Jérôme 156 QUICK STEP 88h 06' 11" + 2h 17' 36"
89. VAN AVERMAET Greg 16 SILENCE - LOTTO 88h 08' 49" + 2h 20' 14"
90. HUPOND Thierry 196 SKIL-SHIMANO 88h 11' 33" + 2h 22' 58"
91. CANCELLARA Fabian 33 TEAM SAXO BANK 88h 12' 30" + 2h 23' 55"
92. KUSCHYNSKI Aleksandr 94 LIQUIGAS 88h 12' 33" + 2h 23' 58"
93. VAN SUMMEREN Johan 18 SILENCE - LOTTO 88h 14' 13" + 2h 25' 38"
94. DUQUE Leonardo 124 COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE 88h 14' 27" + 2h 25' 52"
95. BALLAN Alessandro 131 LAMPRE - N.G.C 88h 14' 57" + 2h 26' 22"
96. VANDENBERGH Styn 169 TEAM KATUSHA 88h 15' 09" + 2h 26' 34"
97. HAUSSLER Heinrich 5 CERVELO TEST TEAM 88h 17' 10" + 2h 28' 35"
98. MAASKANT Martijn 55 GARMIN - SLIPSTREAM 88h 18' 28" + 2h 29' 53"
99. FREIRE Oscar 44 RABOBANK 88h 28' 00" + 2h 39' 25"
100. POZZATO Filippo 167 TEAM KATUSHA 88h 28' 14" + 2h 39' 39"
101. DELAGE Mickaël 12 SILENCE - LOTTO 88h 30' 55" + 2h 42' 20"
102. FLECHA Juan Antonio 43 RABOBANK 88h 31' 20" + 2h 42' 45"
103. ROGERS Michael 79 TEAM COLUMBIA - HTC 88h 31' 32" + 2h 42' 57"
104. ROSSELER Sébastien 157 QUICK STEP 88h 31' 57" + 2h 43' 22"
105. FERNANDEZ Bingen 125 COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE 88h 34' 03" + 2h 45' 28"
106. HUSHOVD Thor 6 CERVELO TEST TEAM 88h 34' 35" + 2h 46' 00"
107. OROZ Juan José 65 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 88h 34' 52" + 2h 46' 17"
108. VEIKKANEN Jussi 109 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 88h 35' 56" + 2h 47' 21"
109. SPILAK Simon 139 LAMPRE - N.G.C 88h 40' 59" + 2h 52' 24"
110. RIGHI Daniele 136 LAMPRE - N.G.C 88h 41' 19" + 2h 52' 44"
111. DE KORT Koen 193 SKIL-SHIMANO 88h 42' 00" + 2h 53' 25"
112. BEPPU Fumiyuki 192 SKIL-SHIMANO 88h 43' 56" + 2h 55' 21"
113. GESCHKE Simon 194 SKIL-SHIMANO 88h 44' 03" + 2h 55' 28"
114. TOSATTO Matteo 158 QUICK STEP 88h 47' 03" + 2h 58' 28"
115. COYOT Arnaud 114 CAISSE D'EPARGNE 88h 47' 45" + 2h 59' 10"
116. VANDBORG Brian 97 LIQUIGAS 88h 48' 32" + 2h 59' 57"
117. PICHOT Alexandre 147 BBOX BOUYGUES TELECOM 88h 50' 36" + 3h 02' 01"
118. CLEMENT Stef 42 RABOBANK 88h 50' 46" + 3h 02' 11"
119. GESLIN Anthony 103 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 88h 51' 01" + 3h 02' 26"
120. VANOTTI Alessandro 98 LIQUIGAS 88h 52' 35" + 3h 04' 00"
121. DEAN Julian 52 GARMIN - SLIPSTREAM 88h 53' 16" + 3h 04' 41"
122. TRUSSOV Nicolaï 168 TEAM KATUSHA 88h 53' 45" + 3h 05' 10"
123. SCHEIRLINCKX Staf 15 SILENCE - LOTTO 88h 53' 46" + 3h 05' 11"
124. O'GRADY Stuart 35 TEAM SAXO BANK 88h 57' 14" + 3h 08' 39"
125. FOTHEN Markus 183 TEAM MILRAM 89h 01' 20" + 3h 12' 45"
126. CIOLEK Gerald 182 TEAM MILRAM 89h 03' 47" + 3h 15' 12"
127. LANCASTER Brett Daniel 8 CERVELO TEST TEAM 89h 04' 08" + 3h 15' 33"
128. BONNET William 143 BBOX BOUYGUES TELECOM 89h 05' 04" + 3h 16' 29"
129. ARASHIRO Yukiya 142 BBOX BOUYGUES TELECOM 89h 05' 19" + 3h 16' 44"
130. TIMMER Albert 198 SKIL-SHIMANO 89h 05' 25" + 3h 16' 50"
131. CAVENDISH Mark 71 TEAM COLUMBIA - HTC 89h 10' 29" + 3h 21' 54"
132. SANTAMBROGIO Mauro 137 LAMPRE - N.G.C 89h 12' 04" + 3h 23' 29"
133. MONDORY Lloyd 86 AG2R LA MONDIALE 89h 14' 14" + 3h 25' 39"
134. GRABSCH Bert 73 TEAM COLUMBIA - HTC 89h 15' 41" + 3h 27' 06"
135. BENNATI Daniele 92 LIQUIGAS 89h 15' 49" + 3h 27' 14"
136. AUGE Stéphane 122 COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE 89h 15' 53" + 3h 27' 18"
137. WEGMANN Fabian 188 TEAM MILRAM 89h 18' 29" + 3h 29' 54"
138. RAST Gregory 28 ASTANA 89h 18' 42" + 3h 30' 07"
139. DUMOULIN Samuel 123 COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE 89h 18' 58" + 3h 30' 23"
140. IGNATIEV Mikhail 164 TEAM KATUSHA 89h 20' 44" + 3h 32' 09"
141. PATE Danny 57 GARMIN - SLIPSTREAM 89h 21' 14" + 3h 32' 39"
142. VAUGRENARD Benoît 108 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 89h 23' 10" + 3h 34' 35"
143. HADDOU Saïd 145 BBOX BOUYGUES TELECOM 89h 23' 30" + 3h 34' 55"
144. LEMOINE Cyril 191 SKIL-SHIMANO 89h 24' 49" + 3h 36' 14"
145. BANDIERA Marco 132 LAMPRE - N.G.C 89h 27' 49" + 3h 39' 14"
146. SAPA Marcin 138 LAMPRE - N.G.C 89h 30' 21" + 3h 41' 46"
147. SABATINI Fabio 96 LIQUIGAS 89h 30' 46" + 3h 42' 11"
148. MURAVYEV Dmitriy 25 ASTANA 89h 31' 50" + 3h 43' 15"
149. RENSHAW Mark 78 TEAM COLUMBIA - HTC 89h 34' 55" + 3h 46' 20"
150. EISEL Bernhard 72 TEAM COLUMBIA - HTC 89h 36' 18" + 3h 47' 43"
151. FARRAR Tyler 53 GARMIN - SLIPSTREAM 89h 36' 48" + 3h 48' 13"
152. TERPSTRA Niki 186 TEAM MILRAM 89h 37' 13" + 3h 48' 38"
153. DE JONGH Steven 154 QUICK STEP 89h 37' 56" + 3h 49' 21"
154. HIVERT Jonathan 195 SKIL-SHIMANO 89h 38' 14" + 3h 49' 39"
155. KLIER Andreas 7 CERVELO TEST TEAM 89h 42' 43" + 3h 54' 08"
156. HUTAROVICH Yauheni 104 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 90h 05' 02" + 4h 16' 27"