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Tag Archives: stage 17
2011 Tour de France – Stage 17 Wrap-up
Pavé would like to thank Handspun, Clément, and Laekhouse for supporting our coverage of the 2011 Tour de France. After yesterday’s debacle on the Col de Manse, one has to imagine that Andy Schleck was happy to see sunny skies when he awoke this morning for Stage 17 of the Tour de France. After all, … Continue reading
2010 Tour de France – Stage 17 Wrap-Up
In the end, today’s stage was perhaps a bit anti-climatic, as first Andy Schleck and then Alberto Contador proved unable to shake the other on the Tourmalet. Clearly, these two are the cream of this year’s Tour de France crop—and considering how only 8 seconds separetes them, we’re on the verge of one of the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010, A. Schleck, Contador, hesjedal, horner, joaquin rodriguez, menchov, samuel sanchez, sastre, saxo bank, stage 17, tour de france, van den broeck, wrap-up
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2010 Tour de France – Stage 17 Live Blog
Come on over and join me today in today’s Live Blog for Bicycling Magazine. I’ll be sharing duties with Joe Lindsey, Bicycling contributor and writer of The Boulder Report. (And when you get there, remind Joe that we were right about Armstrong attacking today.) Hope to see you there!
Tour de France – Stage 17 Wrap-up
Today the race evolved into the dual we were all expecting: Astana vs. Saxo Bank. We knew the Schleck’s would mount the most serious threat to Astana’s race leadership, but we didn’t know that by the end of the stage Contador’s rivals might now be his only allies. They say to keep your friends close … Continue reading