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Tour de France 2011

Voeckler holds yellow for ten days, and Evans wins it in Grenoble

  • 2 – 24 July 2011
  • France
  • 21 stages
  • 3,369 km
  • 47,562 m climbed
  • Won by Cadel Evans

The overall

Final general classification, Tour de France 2011
RankRiderTeamTime
1Cadel EvansBMC Racing Team86:12:22
2Andy SchleckLeopard Trek+1:34
3Fränk SchleckLeopard Trek+2:30
Points
Mark CavendishHTC - High Road
Mountains
Samuel SánchezEuskaltel - Euskadi
Young rider
Pierre RollandTeam Europcar

21 stages

  1. Stage 1: Stage 1Gilbert kicks on Mont des Alouettes191 km1,233 mPhilippe Gilbert
  2. Stage 2: Stage 2Hushovd by forty-seven hundredths22.6 km91 mThor Hushovd
  3. Stage 3: Stage 3Farrar's first194 km987 mTyler Farrar
  4. Stage 4: Stage 4Evans by the width of a tyre172 km2,173 mCadel Evans
  5. Stage 5: Stage 5Cavendish, the hard way161 km1,367 mMark Cavendish
  6. Stage 6: Stage 6Sky's first228 km2,311 mEdvald Boasson Hagen
  7. Stage 7: Stage 7Châteauroux, again217 km1,212 mMark Cavendish
  8. Stage 8: Stage 8Jabs under the kilometre banner191 km2,677 mRui Costa
  9. Stage 9: Stage 9The last thirteen hundred metres208 km4,049 mLuis León Sánchez
  10. Stage 10: Stage 10Greipel, at last158 km1,898 mAndré Greipel
  11. Stage 11: Stage 11Cavendish in the rain162 km1,432 mMark Cavendish
  12. Stage 12: Stage 12Sánchez, ten years on209 km4,445 mSamuel Sánchez
  13. Stage 13: Stage 13Hushovd alone in Lourdes152 km2,641 mThor Hushovd
  14. Stage 14: Stage 14Voeckler holds the mountain167 km4,938 mJelle Vanendert
  15. Stage 15: Stage 15Cavendish's fourth193 km1,501 mMark Cavendish
  16. Stage 16: Stage 16Two Norwegians in Gap163 km2,104 mThor Hushovd
  17. Stage 17: Stage 17Pinerolo179 km3,183 mEdvald Boasson Hagen
  18. Stage 18: Stage 18The summit, a hundred years on201 km5,250 mAndy Schleck
  19. Stage 19: Stage 19Alpe d'Huez, and yellow changes hands108 km3,169 mPierre Rolland
  20. Stage 20: Stage 20The race of truth42.2 km646 mTony Martin
  21. Stage 21: Stage 21Cavendish, and green at last52.3 km255 mMark Cavendish
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