Archive for Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Tour de France: stage 16
A review of what happened Tuesday:
* Tuesday’s stage: A 97-mile stage from Cuneo, Italy, to Jausiers, France, with two major climbs: the 13.3-mile Lombarde pass and the 15.8-mile Bonette-Restefond summit.
* Winner: Cyril Dessel of France won and led a four-man breakaway, clocking 4 hours 31 minutes 27 seconds, to beat France’s Sandy Casar in second and Spain’s David Arroyo in third. Each had the same time.
* Yellow jersey: Frank Schleck of Luxembourg retained the overall lead for a second day. He leads Bernhard Kohl of Germany by seven seconds and Cadel Evans of Australia by eight seconds.
* Quote of the day: “We’re going to try to make the other riders lose the Tour de France tomorrow.”
– Schleck
| STAGE 16 RESULTS |
1. Cyril Dessel, France 4:31:27 |
2. Sandy Casar, France same time |
3. David Arroyo, Spain same time |
4. Yaroslav Popovych, Ukraine 0:03 behind |
5. George Hincapie, U.S. 0:24 behind |
| OVERALL STANDINGS |
1. Frank Schleck, Luxembourg 68:30:16 |
2. Bernhard Kohl, Austria 0:07 behind |
3. Cadel Evans, Australia 0:08 behind |
4. Carlos Sastre, Spain 0:49 behind |
5. Denis Menchov, Russia 1:13 behind |
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