Eneco Tour 2011
| Eneco Tour 2011 | |
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| Racing series | UCI WorldTour |
| Host country |
 Netherlands and Belgium
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| Competition period | August 8-14, 2011 |
| Stages | 7th |
| overall length | 967.8 |
| Starting field | 175 in 22 teams (101 of which arrived at the finish) |
| winner | |
| Overall rating | 1. Edvald Boasson Hagen (SKY) 22:54:22 h 2. Philippe Gilbert (OLO) + 0:22 min 3. David Millar (GRM) + 0:28 min 
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| Team evaluation |
 Team RadioShack 68:45:24 h
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| Scoring jerseys | |
 Scoring
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Edvald Boasson Hagen (SKY)
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 Young talent evaluation
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Edvald Boasson Hagen (SKY)
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| course | |
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| ← 2010 | 2012 → |
The 7th Eneco Tour took place from August 8th to 14th, 2011. The one-week cycle stage race consisted of a prologue and six stages and was part of the UCI WorldTour 2011 .
Stages
The only round trip of the UCI WorldTour 2011 organized by two countries started with a prologue of 5.7 km in Amersfoort . After this prologue, six stages were driven on Dutch and Belgian territory. After three stages, an individual time trial took place in Roermond near the border with Germany . Then there was another stage with start and finish in Genk in Belgium and the final stage in the Netherlands around Sittard-Geleen again on the German border.
Overview
| stage | Day | Start finish | Type | km | Stage winner | Overall rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| prolog | 8th August | Amersfoort - Amersfoort EZF |
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5.7 |
Taylor Phinney ( BMC ) |
Taylor Phinney ( BMC )
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| 1. | August 9 | Oosterhout - Sint Willebrord |  |
192.1 |
 André Greipel ( OLO )
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| 2. | August 10 | Aalter - Ardooie | |
173.7 |
André Greipel ( OLO )
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| 3. | August 11th | Heers - Andenne |  |
191.2 |
Philippe Gilbert ( OLO ) |
Philippe Gilbert ( OLO )
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| 4th | 12. August | Roermond - Roermond EZF | |
14.7 |
 Jesse Sergent ( RSH ) |
Edvald Boasson Hagen ( SKY )
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| 5. | 13 August | Genk - Genk | |
189.2 |
 Matteo Bono ( LAM )
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| 6th | August 14th | Sittard-Geleen - Sittard-Geleen | |
201.2 |
Edvald Boasson Hagen ( SKY )
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Attendees
22 teams took part in the Eneco Tour, all 18 UCI ProTeams were allowed to start. In addition, four wild carts were awarded.
Web links
- Official website (Dutch)
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