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Race information

• Date: 25 July 2010
• Start time: -
• Avg. speed winner: 37.881 km/h
• Classification: 2.HC
• Race category: ME - Men Elite
• Distance: 102.5 km
• Points scale: GT.A.Stage
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• ProfileScore: 6
• Vertical meters: 481
• Departure: Longjumeau 
• Arrival: Paris
• Race ranking: n/a
• Startlist quality score: 1685
• Won how: Sprint of large group
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(1) Alberto Contador déchu de la victoire du Tour 2010 Le cas d’Alberto Contador a été jugé à Lausanne par le Tribunal Arbitral du Sport, suite au contrôle positif subi lors de la journée de repos du 21 juillet 2010, et ayant révélé la présence d’un anabolisant interdit par les règlements anti-dopage (clenbutérol). Le TAS a prononcé une suspension de deux ans à l’encontre du coureur espagnol, également déclassé du Tour de France 2010 et de ses victoires de l’année 2011, dont le Giro d’Italia. Sur la base de ce verdict, l’Union Cycliste Internationale a attribué la victoire de l’édition 2010 à Andy Schleck, 2ème de l’épreuve. (www.letour.fr 07/02/2012) Denis Menchov devient 2 ème et Samuel Sanchez 3 ème.

© www.letour.fr Officiellement vainqueur du 97ème Tour de France depuis le déclassement d’Alberto Contador, Andy Schleck a été honoré dans sa ville natale par le Ministre luxembourgeois des sports Romain Schneider, par le directeur du Tour de France Christian Prudhomme, et par Bernard Hinault, qui lui ont remis le Maillot Jaune de l’édition 2010. Le Tour de France 2010 s’était achevé sur des regrets pour Andy Schleck, passé à côté de la consécration pour 39 secondes, perdues en partie sur un incident mécanique dans les Pyrénées, puis sur le contre-la-montre de Pauillac. Depuis le déclassement d’Alberto Contador, le coureur luxembourgeois a récupéré la première place du classement général final. Après avoir endossé le maillot blanc de meilleur jeune sur le podium des Champs-Elysées à l’époque, Andy Schleck a reçu ce matin des mains de Romain Schneider, Ministre des Sports du Grand Duché, et de Christian Prudhomme le Maillot Jaune du vainqueur du Tour 2010. Une cérémonie à laquelle étaient conviées 150 personnes a été organisée dans la ville natale des deux frères Schleck, Mondorf-les-Bains. (www.letour.fr 29/05/2012)

(2) L’Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) a annoncé, samedi par le biais d'un communiqué, avoir pris des sanctions à l'égard de Denis Menchov , coupable "d’une violation du règlement antidopage basée sur l’étude du passeport biologique de l’athlète". Retraité depuis fin 2013, le coureur russe de 36 ans écope ainsi d'une suspension de deux ans, jusqu'au 9 avril 2015, et est "disqualifié des Tours de France 2009 (51e), 2010 (2e) et 2012 (15e), compétition durant lesquelles des anomalies ont été clairement identifiées." La procédure a été initiée en 2013. Le coureur a exercé ses droits de défense et a finalement accepté une proposition de sanction en conformité avec le Règlement Antidopage de l'UCI. L’AMA et RUSADA (agence russe antidopage) ont été dûment informées et la sanction publiée sur la liste des sanctions pour dopage", poursuit la fédération internationale (sports.fr 13/07/2014) Samuel Sanchez devient 2 ème du Tour 2010 et Jurgen Van den Broek 3 ème.

(3) Lance Armstrong déclassé du Tour 2010 Suite aux conclusions du rapport de l'agence américaine anti-dopage (USADA) à propos du système de dopage organisé autour de Lance Armstrong, l'Union Cycliste Internationale a confirmé la suppression de son palmarès à compter de la saison 1998, et la radiation à vie du coureur américain. Concernant le Tour de France, Lance Armstrong se retrouve par conséquent déchu des titres conquis sur les éditions 1999 à 2005 incluse, ainsi que de la 3ème place obtenue à son retour dans le peloton en 2009 ainsi que de la 23 ème place en 2010. (A.S.O. 22/10/2012) (4) En octobre 2012, l’UCI annonce qu'une procédure disciplinaire à l’encontre du coureur espagnol Carlos Barredo est ouverte suite à des anomalies dans son passeport biologique. Il est finalement suspendu deux ans jusqu'au 17 octobre 2014 et est disqualifié des courses auxquelles il a participé entre le 26 octobre 2007 et le 24 septembre 2011. (www.uci.ch 13/7/2014)

1. Team Radioshack 276h 02’ 03" 2. Caisse d'Epargne à 9’ 15" 3. Rabobank à 27’ 49" 4. AG2R-La Mondiale à 41’ 10" 5. Omega Pharma-Lotto à 51’ 01" 6. Astana à 56’ 16" 7. Quick Step à 1h 06’ 23" 8. Euskaltel - Euskadi à 1h 23’ 02" 9. Liquigas-Doimo à 1h 29’ 14" 10. Bbox Bouygues Télécomà 1h 54’ 18"

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2010 Tour de France: results and classification

General classification of the 2010 tour de france, jerseys of the 2010 tour de france, stages of the 2010 tour de france.

Prologue (Rotterdam - Rotterdam, 8.9 km in Individual Time Trial)

Stage 1 (Rotterdam - Bruxelles, 223.5 km)

Stage 2 (Bruxelles - Spa, 201 km)

Stage 3 (Wanze - Arenberg Porte du Hainaut, 213 km)

Stage 4 (Cambrai - Reims, 153.5 km)

Stage 5 (Epernay - Montargis, 187.5 km)

Stage 6 (Montargis - Gueugnon, 227.5 km)

Stage 7 (Tournus - Station des Rousses, 165.5 km)

Stage 8 (Station des Rousses - Morzine-Avoriaz, 189 km)

Stage 9 (Morzine-Avoriaz - St Jean de Maurienne, 204.5 km)

Stage 10 (Chambéry - Gap, 179 km)

Stage 11 (Sister - Bourg-lès-Valence, 184.5 km)

Stage 12 (Bourg-de-Péage - Mende, 210.5 km)

Stage 13 (Rodez - Revel, 196 km)

Stage 14 (Revel - Ax 3 Domaines, 184.5 km)

Stage 15 (Pamiers - Bagnères-de-Luchon, 187.5 km)

Stage 16 (Bagnères-de-Luchon - Pau, 199.5 km)

Stage 17 (Pau - Col du Tourmalet, 174 km)

Stage 18 (Salies-de-Béarn - Bordeaux, 198 km)

Stage 19 (Bordeaux - Pauillac, 52 km in Individual Time Trial)

Stage 20 (Longjumeau - Paris/Champs Elysées, 102.5 km)

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Tour De France 2010 Results: Winner, General Classification And Jerseys

The 2010 Tour de France was the 97th edition of the prestigious cycling race. It took place from July 3 to July 25, 2010, and covered a total distance of 3,642 kilometers (2,263 miles). The race consisted of 21 stages, including time trials, mountain stages, and flat stages.

Here are some key highlights from the 2010 Tour de France:

• Route: The race started in Rotterdam, Netherlands, and passed through Belgium and various regions of France, including the Alps and the Pyrenees, before finishing on the Champs-Élysées in Paris.
• Overall Winner: The overall winner of the 2010 Tour de France was Andy Schleck from Luxembourg.
• Controversy: The race was marred by controversy, particularly in the relationship between the two top contenders, Alberto Contador and Andy Schleck. Schleck lost the yellow jersey to Contador after a chain slip incident on Stage 15, and there were debates about whether Contador should have waited for Schleck.
• Alberto Contador’s Victory: Contador , the Spanish cyclist riding for Astana, initially finished second but was later declared the winner. However, his victory was overshadowed by the ongoing debate about his delayed victory and the subsequent positive doping test, which led to a protracted legal battle.
• Stage Winners: Mark Cavendish of Team HTC-Columbia won five stages, showcasing his sprinting prowess. Other notable stage winners included Sylvain Chavanel, Andy Schleck, and Alberto Contador.

Despite the controversies surrounding the race, the 2010 Tour de France featured exciting racing and memorable moments, contributing to the rich history of this iconic event.

2010 Tour de France: Yellow Jersey, Green Jersey, Polka Dot Jersey and White Jersey

The 2010 Tour de France winners of the major jerseys were as follows:

• Yellow Jersey (General Classification): Andy Schleck (Luxembourg) – However, Alberto Contador originally won the race, but he faced a doping controversy later, and in 2012, he was stripped of his 2010 Tour de France title. As a result, Andy Schleck was retroactively declared the winner.
• Green Jersey (Points Classification): Alessandro Petacchi (Italy)
• Polka Dot Jersey (King of the Mountains Classification): Anthony Charteau (France)
• White Jersey (Best Young Rider): Andy Schleck (Luxembourg)

Overall Ranking – Tour de France 2010:

Alberto Contador (Spain) – The initially declared winner was later stripped of his title due to a doping controversy , and Andy Schleck was retroactively awarded the victory.

1. Andy Schleck (Luxembourg)

Denis Menchov (Russia) – Denis Menchov was sanctioned due to adverse findings in his biological passport. The UCI press release on July 10, 2014 stated that Menchov had been banned for a period of two years until April 9, 2015, based on his biological passport data. As a result of this ban, Menchov was disqualified from certain races, including the Tours de France in 2009, 2010, and 2012.

2. Samuel Sánchez (Spain)

3. Jurgen Van den Broeck (Belgium)

4. Robert Gesink (Netherlands)

5. Ryder Hesjedal (Canada)

6. Joaquin Rodriguez (Spain)

7. Roman Kreuziger (Czech Republic)

8. Chris Horner (United States)

9. Luis León Sánchez (Spain)

10. Rubén Plaza (Spain)

Stage Winners – Tour de France 2010:

The 2010 Tour de France consisted of 20 stages. Here are the stage winners:

• Prologue (Individual Time Trial): Fabian Cancellara (Switzerland)
• Stage 1: Alessandro Petacchi (Italy)
• Stage 2: Sylvain Chavanel (France)
• Stage 3: Thor Hushovd (Norway)
• Stage 4: Alessandro Petacchi (Italy)
• Stage 5: Mark Cavendish (United Kingdom)
• Stage 6 : Mark Cavendish (United Kingdom)
• Stage 7: Sylvain Chavanel (France)
• Stage 8: Andy Schleck (Luxembourg)
• Stage 9: Sandy Casar (France)
• Stage 10: Sergio Paulinho (Portugal)
• Stage 11: Mark Cavendish (United Kingdom)
• Stage 12: Joaquim Rodríguez (Spain)
• Stage 13: Alexandre Vinokourov (Kazakhstan)
• Stage 14: Christophe Riblon (France)
• Stage 15: Thomas Voeckler (France)
• Stage 16: Pierrick Fédrigo (France)
• Stage 17: Andy Schleck (Luxembourg)
• Stage 18: Mark Cavendish (United Kingdom)
• Stage 19: Fabian Cancellara (Switzerland)
• Stage 20: Mark Cavendish (United Kingdom)

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Tour de France 2010: The winners

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The 2010 Tour de France started on Saturday, July 3, in Rotterdam, and finished in Paris on Sunday, July 25. In between, the race provided a rollercoaster ride for riders and fans alike.

On this page we chart the stage winners, plus the wearers of the four main classification jerseys after each stage: Overall classification (yellow jersey); points classification (green jersey); king of the mountains classification (polka dot jersey); and best young rider classification (white jersey).

Not sure how each jersey is won? Then read our guide to the Tour de France jerseys>>

We also break down the number of stage wins by team and by nation.

Individual 2010 Tour de Frace stage reports, galleries, videos and more can be found via our coverage index>>

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Kilometres completed: 3,641.9km

Final overall classification top ten 1. Alberto Contador (Spa) Astana in 91-58-48

2. Andy Schleck (Lux) Saxo Bank at 39 seconds

3. Denis Menchov (Rus) Rabobank at 2-01

4. Samuel Sanchez (Spa) Euskaltel-Euskadi at 3-40

5. Jurgen Van den Broeck (Bel) Omega Pharma at 6-54

6. Robert Gesink (Ned) Rabobank at 9-31

7. Ryder Hesjedal (Can) Garmin-Transitions at 10-15

8. Joaquin Rodriguez (Spa) Katusha at 11-37

9. Roman Kreuziger (Cze) Liquigas at 11-54

10. Chris Horner (USA) RadioShack at 12-02 

Prologue, Saturday, July 3

Rotterdam, individual time trial, 8.9km

Winner: Fabian Cancellara (Swi) Saxo Bank Yellow jersey: Fabian Cancellara (Swi) Saxo Bank

Green jersey: Fabian Cancellara (Swi) Saxo Bank (worn by David Millar (GB) Garmin-Transitions)

Mountains jersey: None awarded

White jersey: Tony Martin (Ger) HTC-Columbia

Prologue report>>

Stage one, Sunday, July 4

Rotterdam to Brussels, 223.5km

Winner: Alessandro Petacchi (Ita) Lampre-Farnese Vini

Yellow jersey: Fabian Cancellara (Swi) Saxo Bank

Green jersey: Alessandro Petacchi (Ita) Lampre-Farnese Vini

Stage one report>>

Stage two, Monday, July 5

Brussels to Spa, 201km

Winner: Sylvain Chavanel (Fra) Quick Step Yellow jersey: Sylvain Chavanel (Fra) Quick Step

Green jersey: Sylvain Chavanel (Fra) Quick Step (worn by Alessandro Petacchi (Ita) Lampre-Farnese Vini)

Mountains jersey: Jerome Pineau (Fra) Quick Step

Stage two report>>

Stage three, Tuesday, July 6

Wanze to Arenberg Porte du Hainaut, 213km

Winner: Thor Hushovd (Nor) Cervelo

Green jersey: Thor Hushovd (Nor) Cervelo

White jersey: Geraint Thomas (GB) Team Sky

Stage three report>>

Stage four, Wednesday, July 7

Cambrai to Reims, 153.5km

Stage four report>>

Stage five, Thursday, July 8

Épernay to Montargis, 187.5km

Winner: Mark Cavendish (GB) HTC-Columbia

Stage five report>>

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Stage six, Friday, July 9

Montargis to Guegnon, 227.5km

Stage six report>>

Stage seven, Saturday, July 10

Tournus to Station des Rousses, 165.5km

Winner: Sylvain Chavanel (Fra) Quick Step

White jersey: Andy Schleck (Lux) Saxo Bank

Stageseven report>>

Stage eight, Sunday, July 11

Station des Rousses to Morzine-Avoriaz, 189km

Winner: Andy Schleck (Lux) Saxo Bank

Yellow jersey: Cadel Evans (Aus) BMC Racing Team

Stage eight report>>

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Stage nine, Tuesday, July 13

Morzine-Avoriaz to Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne, 204.5km

Winner: Sandy Casar (Fra) Francaise des Jeux

Yellow jersey: Andy Schleck (Lux) Saxo Bank

Mountains jersey: Anthony Charteau (Fra) Bbox Bouygues Telecom

White jersey: Andy Schleck (Lux) Saxo Bank, worn by Robert Gesink (Ned) Rabobank

Stage nine report>>

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Stage 10, Wednesday, July 14 Chambéry to Gap, 179km Winner: Sergio Paulinho (Por) RadioShack Yellow jersey: Andy Schleck (Lux) Saxo Bank Green jersey: Thor Hushovd (Nor) Cervelo Mountains jersey: Jerome Pineau (Fra) Quick Step White jersey: Andy Schleck (Lux) Saxo Bank, worn by Robert Gesink (Ned) Rabobank

Stage 10 report>>

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Stage 11, Thursday, July 15

Sisteron to Bourg-lès-Valence, 184.5km

Green jersey: Alessandro Petacchi (Ita) Lampre

Stage 11 report>>

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Stage 12, Friday, July 16

Bourg-de-Péage to Mende, 210.5km

Winner: Joaquin Rodriguez (Spa) Katusha

Stage 12 report>>

Stage 13, Saturday, July 17

Rodez to Revel, 196km

Winner: Alexandre Vinokourov (Kaz) Astana

Stage 13 report>>

Stage 14, Sunday, July 18

Revel to Ax 3 Domaines, 184.5km

Winner: Christophe Riblon (Fra) Ag2r-La Mondiale

Stage 14 report>>

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Stage 15, Monday, July 19

Pamiers to Bagneres-de-Luchon, 187.5km

Winner: Thomas Voeckler (Fra) Bbox Bouygues Telecom

Yellow jersey: Alberto Contador (Spa) Astana

Stage 15 report>>

Stage 16, Tuesday, July 20

Winner: Pierrick Fedrigo (Fra) Bbox Bouygues Telecom

Stage 16 report>>

Stage 17, Thursday, July 22 Winner: Andy Schleck (Lux) Saxo Bank

White jersey:   Andy Schleck (Lux) Saxo Bank

Stage 17 report>>

Stage 18, Friday, July 23

Stage 18 report>>

Stage 19, Saturday, July 24

Winner: Fabian Cancellara (Swi) Saxo Bank

Stage 19 Report>>

Stage 20, Sunday, July 25

Winner: Mark Cavendish (GB) HTC-Columbia Yellow jersey: Alberto Contador (Spa) Astana Green jersey: Alessandro Petacchi (Ita) Lampre Mountains jersey: Anthony Charteau (Fra) Bbox Bouygues Telecom Team: RadioShack

Stage 20 report>>

Tour de France 2010: Days in yellow jersey Fabian Cancellara: 6

Alberto Contador: 6

Andy Schleck: 6

Sylvain Chavanel: 2

Cadel Evans: 1

Tour de France 2010: Stage wins by team HTC-Columbia: 5

Saxo Bank: 4

Bbox Bouygues Telecom: 2

Lampre-Farnese Vini: 2

Quick Step: 2

Ag2r-La Mondiale: 1

Francaise des Jeux: 1

RadioShack: 1

Tour de France 2010: Wins by nation

Great Britain: 5

Luxembourg: 2

Switzerland: 2

Kazakhstan: 1

Portugal: 1

Tour de France 2010: Latest news

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Hesjedal leaps up classification with Tour's Tourmalet ride

Sky pushes ahead regardless of Wiggins placing

Armstrong has his last go in the Tour

Tour's points leader Petacchi investigated for doping

Contador issues video apology to Schleck

Millar searches horizon for Eiffel Tower

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Wiggins at 2010 Tour: "I haven't got it"

Tour de France 2010: Stage reports

Stage 19 ITT: Contador lines up 2010 Tour win in final time trial

Stage 18: Cavendish wins fourth stage of Tour in Bordeaux

Stage 17: Schleck wins on the Tourmalet but cannot shake off Contador

Rest day review (July 21)

Stage 16: Fedrigo takes tough Pyrenean stage

Stage 15: Victorious Voeckler continues fine Franch Tour as Contador takes yellow jersey

Stage 14: Riblon hangs on in Pyrenees to give France fourth stage win

Stage 13: Vino returns to top of Tour after doping ban

Stage 12: Rodriguez wins as Contador attacks

Stage 11: Cavendish bags third stage win but lead out man kicked out of Tour

Stage 10: Cavendish bags third stage win but his lead-out man is kicked out of race

Stage 10: Paulinho claims narrow stage victory on Bastille day

Stage nine: Casar wins stage as Schleck and Contador go head-to-head

Stage seven: Chavanel wins stage and takes overall as Thomas drops out of Tour's white

Stage six: Cavendish makes it two as Tour hots up

Stage five: Cavendish wins his first stage of Tour

Stage four: Petacchi wins into Reims

Stage three: Hushovd takes dramatic win; Thomas second on stage and GC

Stage three live coverage: As it happened

Stage two: Comeback man Chavanel takes victory in Spa

Stage one: Petacchi wins in Brussels as bunch left in tatters

Prologue: Cancellara pips Martin to win

Tour de France 2010: Photos

Stage 19 photo gallery

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Stage 14 photo gallery

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Stage 10 photo gallery

Stage nine photo gallery

Stage eight photo gallery

Tour 2010 wallpaper

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Stage three photo gallery

Stage two photo gallery

Stage one gallery

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Tour de France 2010: Videos

Stage 19 ITT video highlights

Stage 18 video highlights

Stage 17 video highlights

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Stage nine video highlights

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Stage three video highlights

Stage two video highlights

Stage one video highlights

Prologue video highlights

Tour de France 2010: Race guide

Tour de France 2010: Cycling Weekly's coverage index

Official start list, with race numbers

Brits at the Tour 2010

Tout team guide

Tour jerseys: What they are and what they mean

Brits in the Tours: From Robinson to Wiggins

Tour de France 2010: Pictures

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2010 Tour de France

The 2010 Tour de France event was the 97th held, running from Saturday July 3rd to Sunday July 25th 2010.

This event started on the 3rd of July 2010 in Rotterdam in the Netherlands, the first start in the Netherlands since the 1996 Tour de France , and the fifth time that the country had hosted the 'Grand Départ' of the Tour.

• Stage 1: a 9km prologue from the Zuidplein square over the Erasmus Bridge and the Willem Bridge to Ahoy Rotterdam.
• Stage 2: starting on the Erasmus Bridge, through Zeeland towards Belgium.
• Final Stage: the event finished as usual in Paris, on Sunday July 25th.

At the time the winner was Alberto Contador of Spain (also the 2009 event winner ). However, after a prolonged investigation of drug use (he tested positive for the banned anabolic agent clenbuterol), Contador was stripped of his win, and the win was awarded to Andy Schleck of Luxembourg (see winners list ).

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