Tour de France 2009/16. stage
Result of the 16th stage | |||
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Mikel Astarloza (EUS) | 4:14:20 h | ||
2. | Sandy Casar (FDJ) | +0: 06 min | |
3. | Pierrick Fédrigo (DEN) | equal time | |
4th | Nicolas Roche (ALM) | equal time | |
5. | Jurgen Van Den Broeck (OLO) | equal time | |
6th | Amaël Moinard (COF) | equal time | |
7th | Franco Pellizotti (CAN) | +0: 11 min | |
8th. | Stéphane Goubert (ALM) | equal time | |
9. | Christophe Moreau (AGR) | +0: 59 min | |
10. | Alberto Contador (AST) | equal time | |
Franco Pellizotti (CAN) | |||
Intermediate results after the 16th stage | |||
Alberto Contador (AST) | 67:33:15 h | ||
2. | Lance Armstrong (AST) | +1: 37 min | |
3. | Bradley Wiggins (CPT) | +1: 46 min | |
Thor Hushovd (CTT) | 218 pts. | ||
2. | Mark Cavendish (THR) | 200 pts. | |
3. | Jose Joaquin Rojas (MOV) | 126 pts. | |
Franco Pellizotti (CAN) | 159 pts. | ||
2. | Egoi Martinez (EUS) | 101 pts. | |
3. | Pierrick Fedrigo (DEN) | 97 pts. | |
Andy Schleck (TNK) | 67:35:41 h | ||
2. | Vincenzo Nibali (CAN) | +0: 25 min | |
3. | Roman Kreuziger (CAN) | +2: 14 min | |
Astana | 201: 08: 46 h | ||
2. | Ag2r | +2: 32 min | |
3. | Garmin slipstream | +5: 54 min |
The 16th stage of the Tour de France 2009 on July 21, after the second rest day of the three weeks, led over 159 km from Martigny in Switzerland via Italy to Bourg-Saint-Maurice . After about 30 kilometers, the pass of the Great St. Bernard Pass was reached at 2,469 meters with an average gradient of 6.2% ( rated as Hors Catégorie and awarded a special price for the first), then through the Italian Aosta Valley again to the Ascent to the Kleine St. Bernhard at 2,188 m. The stage ended with the descent into the French Bourg-Saint-Maurice in the Isèretal and contained two intermediate sprints and the two mountain classifications. After the attack by Andy and Fränk Schleck from Alberto Contador on the ascent to the Kleiner St. Bernhard was unsuccessful, Lance Armstrong managed to drive up to Contador again.
For the Basque team Euskaltel , Mikel Astarloza won the first stage since Iban Mayo in L'Alpe d'Huez 2003. The peloton failed to catch the eight outliers in the end, and the favorites crossed the finish line 59 seconds after the winner Astarloza the Frenchman Christophe Moreau, who was far behind in the overall standings, crossed the finish line in ninth place directly in front of the overall leader Alberto Contador . The biggest loser was Cadel Evans , who was second to the Tour in 2007 and 2008 and lost 3:55 minutes to Astarloza and 2:56 minutes to the other favorites.
Positive doping test
On July 31, 2009 it was announced that the winner of the stage, Astarloza, had tested positive for the blood doping agent EPO during a training check on June 26, 2009 - before the start of the Tour de France . If the B-sample confirms this, Astarloza threatens a retroactive ban and thus the withdrawal of the results of the Tour of France.
tasks
- 39 Jens Voigt - During the stage on the descent from the Kleiner St. Bernhard ( DNF fall injuries, also on the head)
Scoring
- 1st intermediate sprint in Sarre (km 78.5) ( 631 m above sea level )
First Franco Pellizotti 6 pts. Second Vladimir Karpez 4 pts. Third Gorka Verdugo 2 pts.
- 2nd intermediate sprint in Pré-Saint-Didier (kilometer 106) ( 1052 m above sea level )
First Nicolas Roche 6 pts. Second Nicolas Vogondy 4 pts. Third Gorka Verdugo 2 pts.
- Destination in Bourg-Saint-Maurice (kilometer 159) ( 862 m above sea level )
First Mikel Astarloza 20 pts. Second Sandy Casar 17 pts. Third Pierrick Fédrigo 15 pts. Fourth Nicolas Roche 13 pts. fifth Jurgen Van Den Broeck 12 pts. Sixth Amael Moinard 10 pts. seventh Franco Pellizotti 9 pts. Eighth Stéphane Goubert 8 pts. Ninth Christophe Moreau 7 pts. Tenth Alberto Contador 6 pts. 11. Vincenzo Nibali 5 pts. 12. Lance Armstrong 4 pts. 13. Bradley Wiggins 3 pts. 14th Andreas Klöden 2 pts. 15th Rigoberto Urán 1 point
Mountain ratings
- Great St. Bernhard , Hors Catégorie ; (40.5 km) ( 2473 m above sea level ; 24.2 km at 6.2%)
First Franco Pellizotti 1) 20 pts. Second Vladimir Karpez 18 pts. Third Pierrick Fédrigo 16 pts. Fourth Sandy Casar 14 pts. fifth Igor Antón 12 pts. Sixth Jens Voigt 10 pts. seventh Mikel Astarloza 8 pts. Eighth Peter Velits 7 pts. Ninth Laurens ten Dam 6 pts. Tenth Stéphane Goubert 5 pts.
- Little Saint Bernard , category 1 (kilometer 128) ( 2188 m above sea level ; 22.6 km at 5.1%)
First Franco Pellizotti 30 pts. Second Jurgen Van Den Broeck 26 pts. Third Mikel Astarloza 22 pts. Fourth Amael Moinard 18 pts. fifth Pierrick Fédrigo 16 pts. Sixth Sandy Casar 14 pts. seventh Stéphane Goubert 12 pts. Eighth José Ángel Gómez Marchante 10 pts.
- 1) As the first on the Great Saint Bernard to win the Henri Desgrange souvenir .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Article on rp-online.de ( Memento of the original from September 4, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.