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Tour de France 2010

Eight seconds, a dropped chain, and a title settled years later

  • 3 – 25 July 2010
  • France
  • 21 stages
  • 3,646 km
  • 48,218 m climbed
  • Won by Andy Schleck

The overall

Final general classification, Tour de France 2010
RankRiderTeamTime
1Andy SchleckSaxo Bank91:59:27
2Samuel SánchezEuskaltel - Euskadi+3:01
3Jurgen Van den BroeckOmega Pharma-Lotto+6:15
Points
Alessandro PetacchiLampre–Farnese
Mountains
Anthony CharteauBbox Bouygues Telecom
Young rider
Andy SchleckTeam Saxo Bank

21 stages

  1. Stage 0: PrologueA perfect ten9.1 km28 mFabian Cancellara
  2. Stage 1: Stage 1Petacchi out of the wreckage222 km267 mAlessandro Petacchi
  3. Stage 2: Stage 2Chavanel takes the stage and yellow193 km2,433 mSylvain Chavanel
  4. Stage 3: Stage 3Hushovd at the gates of Arenberg211 km1,057 mThor Hushovd
  5. Stage 4: Stage 4Ale-Jet, again153 km905 mAlessandro Petacchi
  6. Stage 5: Stage 5Cavendish, vindicated181 km1,105 mMark Cavendish
  7. Stage 6: Stage 6Twelve, and level with Zabel233 km2,083 mMark Cavendish
  8. Stage 7: Stage 7Chavanel doubles up158 km3,330 mSylvain Chavanel
  9. Stage 8: Stage 8Schleck plays him at his own game191 km3,714 mAndy Schleck
  10. Stage 9: Stage 9Casar takes it for France202 km5,002 mSandy Casar
  11. Stage 10: Stage 10No fairy tale in Gap187 km3,255 mSérgio Miguel Paulinho
  12. Stage 11: Stage 11Thirteen for Cavendish, and Renshaw is sent home188 km1,317 mMark Cavendish
  13. Stage 12: Stage 12Rodríguez on the line214 km3,157 mJoaquim Rodríguez
  14. Stage 13: Stage 13Revenge in Revel201 km2,231 mAlexandr Vinokurov
  15. Stage 14: Stage 14Riblon holds on182 km3,644 mChristophe Riblon
  16. Stage 15: Stage 15Voeckler wins, and the jersey changes hands186 km3,188 mThomas Voeckler
  17. Stage 16: Stage 16Fedrigo's third198 km4,910 mPierrick Fédrigo
  18. Stage 17: Stage 17Schleck takes the Tourmalet178 km4,658 mAndy Schleck
  19. Stage 18: Stage 18Cavendish's fourth200 km944 mMark Cavendish
  20. Stage 19: Stage 19Cancellara wins, Contador seals it52.5 km174 mFabian Cancellara
  21. Stage 20: Stage 20Cavendish, five for five107 km816 mMark Cavendish
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