Tour de France 2010 / field of drivers
In the 2010 Tour de France , a total of 198 cyclists competed in 22 teams .
Legend
- Suspension: exclusion by own team
- Exclusion: Exclusion by the race management before the start of the race
- Disqualification: Exclusion by the race management after the start of the race
- Awards after the finish:
- : Stage winner
- : Yellow jersey for the overall leader
- : Green jersey for the best in points
- : Dotted jersey for the best mountain rider
- : White jersey for the best young driver under 25 years of age
- : Red number for the most combative driver of the day
- : Yellow number on the back of the leading team in the team classification
Participants by nationality
No. | country | Attendees |
---|---|---|
1 | France | 35 |
2 | Spain | 32 |
3 | Italy | 17th |
4th | Germany | 15th |
5 | Belgium | 13 |
6th | Australia | 11 |
7th | Netherlands | 8th |
7th | United States | 8th |
7th | United Kingdom | 8th |
10 | Russia | 6th |
11 | Switzerland | 5 |
11 | Denmark | 5 |
13 | Slovenia | 4th |
13 | Ukraine | 3 |
15th | Kazakhstan | 3 |
15th | Austria | 3 |
15th | Portugal | 3 |
15th | Belarus | 3 |
19th | Luxembourg | 2 |
19th | Canada | 2 |
19th | Norway | 2 |
22nd | Sweden | 1 |
22nd | Czech Republic | 1 |
22nd | Poland | 1 |
22nd | New Zealand | 1 |
22nd | South Africa | 1 |
22nd | Moldova | 1 |
22nd | Ireland | 1 |
22nd | Lithuania | 1 |
22nd | Japan | 1 |
22nd | Estonia | 1 |
total | 198 |
Participants by team
The results listed do not take into account disqualifications after the end of the event.
Team Astana (Kazakhstan)
- Sports director: Giuseppe Martinelli
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Alberto Contador | Spain | 15th - 20th stage; Overall winner |
2 | David de la Fuente | Spain | 110th overall |
3 | Andrij Hrywko | Ukraine | 136th overall |
4th | Jesús Hernández | Spain | 140th overall |
5 | Maxim Iglinski | Kazakhstan | 131st overall ranking |
6th | Daniel Navarro | Spain | 49th overall |
7th | Benjamin Noval | Spain | 104th overall |
8th | Paolo Tiralongo | Italy | 54th overall |
9 | Alexander Vinokurov | Kazakhstan | 13th stage; 12th stage; 16th overall |
7th stage |
Team Saxo Bank (Denmark)
- Sports director: Torsten Schmidt
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
11 | Andy Schleck | Luxembourg | 8th & 17th stage; 9th - 14th stage; 7th - 20th stage; Winner of the junior ranking ; Second overall |
12 | Matti Breschel | Denmark | 142nd overall |
13 | Fabian Cancellara | Switzerland | Prologue & 19th stage; Prologue, 1st, 3rd - 6th stage; Prolog; 121st overall |
14th | Jakob Fuglsang | Denmark | 50th overall |
15th | Stuart O'Grady | Australia | 149th overall |
Frank Schleck | Luxembourg | Retired after a fall during the 3rd stage | |
17th | Chris Anker Sørensen | Denmark | 69th overall |
18th | Nicki Sørensen | Denmark | 155th overall |
19th | Jens Voigt | Germany | 126th overall |
3rd - 6th stage |
Team RadioShack (USA)
- Sports director: Johan Bruyneel
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
21st | Lance Armstrong | United States | 23rd overall |
22nd | Janez Brajkovič | Slovenia | 43rd overall |
23 | Christopher Horner | United States | Tenth overall |
24 | Andreas Klöden | Germany | 14th overall |
25th | Levi Leipheimer | United States | 13th overall |
26th | Dmitri Muravyov | Kazakhstan | 148th overall |
27 | Sérgio Paulinho | Portugal | 10th stage; 46th overall |
28 | Yaroslav Popovych | Ukraine | 85th overall |
29 | Grégory Rast | Switzerland | 114th overall |
Prologue, 1st, 12th, 13th, 15th - 20th stage; Winner of the team classification |
Sky Professional Cycling Team (UK)
- Sporting Director: Sean Yates
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
31 | Bradley Wiggins | United Kingdom | 24th overall |
32 | Michael Barry | Canada | 99th overall |
33 | Steve Cummings | United Kingdom | 151st overall |
34 | Juan Antonio Flecha | Spain | 13th stage; 89th overall |
Simon Gerrans | Australia | Not started for the 9th stage | |
36 | Edvald Boasson Hagen | Norway | 116th overall |
37 | Thomas Lövkvist | Sweden | 17th overall |
38 | Serge Pauwels | Belgium | 107th overall |
39 | Geraint Thomas | United Kingdom | 3rd - 6th stage; 67th overall |
Liquigas-Doimo (Italy)
- Sports director: Stefano Zanatta
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
41 | Ivan Basso | Italy | 32nd overall |
42 | Francesco Bellotti | Italy | 122nd overall |
43 | Kristijan Koren | Slovenia | 94th overall |
44 | Roman Kreuziger | Czech Republic | Ninth overall |
45 | Alyaksandr Kuschynski | Belarus | 86th overall |
46 | Daniel Oss | Italy | 18th stage; 124th overall |
47 | Manuel Quinziato | Italy | 162nd overall |
48 | Sylwester Szmyd | Poland | 61st overall |
49 | Brian Vandborg | Denmark | 128th overall |
Garmin Transitions (USA)
- Sporting Director: Matthew White
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
Christian Vande Velde | United States | Abandoned after a fall on the 2nd stage | |
52 | Julian Dean | New Zealand | 157th overall |
Tyler Farrar | United States | Task during the 12th stage | |
54 | Ryder Hesjedal | Canada | 3rd stage; Seventh overall |
Robert Hunter | South Africa | Not started for the 11th stage | |
56 | Martijn Maaskant | Netherlands | 139th overall |
57 | David Millar | United Kingdom | 158th overall |
58 | Johan Vansummeren | Belgium | 30th overall |
59 | David Zabriskie | United States | 101st overall |
Française des Jeux (France)
- Sports Director: Thierry Bricaud
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
61 | Christophe Le Mével | France | 42nd overall |
62 | Sandy Casar | France | 9th stage; 25th overall |
63 | Rémy Di Gregorio | France | 78th overall |
64 | Anthony Geslin | France | 146th overall |
65 | Matthieu Ladagnous | France | 93rd overall |
66 | Anthony Roux | France | 167th overall |
67 | Jérémy Roy | France | 143rd overall |
68 | Wesley Sulzberger | Australia | 152nd overall |
69 | Benoît Vaugrenard | France | 96th overall |
Team Katyusha (Russia)
- Sports director: Serge Parsani
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
Vladimir Karpez | Russia | Not started for the 9th stage | |
72 | Pawel Gross | Russia | 102nd overall |
73 | Sergei Ivanov | Russia | 109th overall |
74 | Alexander Kolobnew | Russia | 17th stage; 65th overall |
75 | Robbie McEwen | Australia | 165th overall |
76 | Aleksandr Pliuşkin | Moldova | 108th overall |
77 | Joaquim Rodríguez | Spain | 12th stage; Eighth overall |
Stijn Vandenbergh | Belgium | Time limit exceeded on the 7th stage | |
79 | Eduard Worganow | Russia | 79th overall |
ag2r La Mondiale (France)
- Sports Director: Vincent Lavenu
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
81 | Nicolas Roche | Ireland | 15th overall |
82 | Maxime Bouet | France | 106th overall |
83 | Dimitri Champion | France | 4th stage; 160th overall |
84 | Martin Elmiger | Switzerland | 75th overall |
85 | John Gadret | France | 19th overall |
David Le Lay | France | Retired after a fall during the 3rd stage | |
87 | Lloyd Mondory | France | 118th overall |
88 | Rinaldo Nocentini | Italy | 98th overall |
89 | Christophe Riblon | France | 14th stage; 14th stage; 28th overall |
Cervélo Test Team (Switzerland)
- Sports director: Jean-Paul van Poppel
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
91 | Carlos Sastre | Spain | 20th overall |
Xavier Florencio | Spain | Suspension before the start of the prologue for using a prohibited substance | |
93 | Volodymyr Gustov | Ukraine | 34th overall |
94 | Jeremy Hunt | United Kingdom | 163rd overall |
95 | Thor Hushovd | Norway | 3rd stage; 3rd - 10th, 12th, 16th & 17th stages; 111th overall |
96 | Andreas Klier | Germany | 168th overall |
97 | Ignatas Konovalovas | Lithuania | 127th overall |
98 | Brett Lancaster | Australia | 159th overall |
99 | Daniel Lloyd | United Kingdom | 164th overall |
Omega Pharma Lotto (Belgium)
- Sporting Director: Herman Frison
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
101 | Jurgen Van Den Broeck | Belgium | Fifth overall |
102 | Mario Aerts | Belgium | 8th & 10th stage; 33rd overall |
103 | Francis De Greef | Belgium | 72nd overall |
Mickael Delage | France | Abandoned after a fall on the 2nd stage | |
105 | Sebastian Lang | Germany | 80th overall |
106 | Matthew Lloyd | Australia | 47th overall |
107 | Daniel Moreno | Spain | 21st overall |
108 | Jürgen Roelandts | Belgium | 120th overall |
Charles Wegelius | United Kingdom | Not started for the 11th stage |
Team HTC-Columbia (USA)
- Sporting Director: Brian Holm
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
111 | Mark Cavendish | United Kingdom | 5th, 6th, 11th, 18th & 20th stage; 154th overall |
112 | Bernhard Eisel | Austria | 156th overall |
113 | Bert Grabsch | Germany | 169th overall |
Adam Hansen | Australia | Abandoned after a fall on the 1st stage | |
115 | Tony Martin | Germany | Prologue - 2nd stage; 137th overall |
116 | Maxime Monfort | Belgium | 55th overall |
Mark Renshaw | Australia | Excluded from the race after the 11th stage because of two head butts against Julian Dean. | |
118 | Michael Rogers | Australia | 37th overall |
119 | Kanstanzin Siuzou | Belarus | 39th overall |
BMC Racing Team (USA)
- Sporting Director: John Lelangue
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
121 | Cadel Evans | Australia | 8th stage; 26th overall |
122 | Alessandro Ballan | Italy | 87th overall |
123 | Brent Bookwalter | United States | 147th overall |
124 | Marcus Burghardt | Germany | 161st overall ranking |
Mathias Frank | Switzerland | Task after a fall in the prologue | |
126 | George Hincapie | United States | 59th overall |
127 | Karsten Kroon | Netherlands | 138th overall |
128 | Steve Morabito | Switzerland | 51st overall |
Mauro Santambrogio | Italy | Task during the 15th stage |
Quick Step (Belgium)
- Sports director: Wilfried Peeters
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
131 | Sylvain Chavanel | France | 2nd & 7th stage; 2nd & 7th stage; 2nd stage; 2nd stage; Winner in the ranking of the most combative driver ; 31st overall |
132 | Carlos Barredo | Spain | 16th stage; 41st overall |
133 | Kevin De Weert | Belgium | 18th overall |
134 | Dries Devenyns | Belgium | 144th overall |
135 | Jérôme Pineau | France | 2nd - 8th, 10th & 11th stage; 7th stage; 66th overall |
Francesco Reda | Italy | Task during the 18th stage | |
137 | Kevin Seeldraeyers | Belgium | 134th overall |
138 | Jurgen Van De Walle | Belgium | 63rd overall |
139 | Maarten Wijnants | Belgium | 1st stage; 117th overall |
2nd stage |
Team Milram (Germany)
- Sports director: Ralf Grabsch
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
141 | Linus Gerdemann | Germany | 84th overall |
142 | Gerald Ciolek | Germany | 133rd overall |
143 | Johannes Fröhlinger | Germany | 90th overall |
Roger Kluge | Germany | Not started for the 9th stage | |
145 | Christian Knees | Germany | 91st overall |
146 | Luke Roberts | Australia | 103rd overall |
147 | Thomas Rohrgger | Austria | 74th overall |
Niki Terpstra | Netherlands | Due to health problems, did not start the 3rd stage | |
149 | Fabian Wegmann | Germany | 119th overall |
Bbox Bouygues Télécom (France)
- Sports Director: Didier Rous
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
151 | Thomas Voeckler | France | 15th stage; 15th stage; 76th overall |
152 | Yukiya Arashiro | Japan | 112th overall |
153 | Anthony Charteau | France | 9th & 12th - 20th stage; Winner of the mountain classification ; 44th overall |
154 | Pierrick Fédrigo | France | 16th stage; 57th overall |
155 | Cyril Gautier | France | 45th overall |
156 | Pierre Rolland | France | 58th overall |
157 | Matthieu Sprick | France | 100th overall |
158 | Sébastien Turgot | France | 113th overall |
159 | Nicolas Vogondy | France | 88th overall |
Caisse d'Epargne (Spain)
- Sports director: Yvon Ledanois
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
161 | Luis León Sánchez | Spain | 9th stage; 11th overall |
162 | Rui Costa | Portugal | 73rd overall |
163 | Imanol Erviti | Spain | 77th overall |
164 | José Iván Gutiérrez | Spain | 5th stage; 48th overall |
165 | Vasil Kiryenka | Belarus | 60th overall |
166 | Christophe Moreau | France | 22nd overall |
167 | Mathieu Perget | France | 6th stage; 64th overall |
168 | Rubén Plaza | Spain | 12th overall |
169 | José Joaquín Rojas Gil | Spain | 68th overall |
9th - 11th & 14th stage |
Équipe Cofidis (France)
- Sports Director: Francis van Londersele
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
Purely Taaramäe | Estonia | Task during the 13th stage | |
172 | Stéphane Augé | France | 12th stage; 153rd overall |
Samuel Dumoulin | France | Not started for the 12th stage | |
174 | Julien El-Fares | France | 27th overall |
175 | Christophe Kern | France | 97th overall |
176 | Sébastien Minard | France | 92nd overall |
177 | Amael Moinard | France | 70th overall |
178 | Damien Monier | France | 71st overall |
179 | Rémi Pauriol | France | 38th overall |
Euskaltel-Euskadi (Spain)
- Sports Director: Igor Gonzalez Galdeano
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
181 | Samuel Sánchez | Spain | Fourth overall |
182 | Iñaki Isasi | Spain | 115th overall |
183 | Egoi Martínez | Spain | 40th overall |
Juan José Oroz | Spain | Not started for the 7th stage | |
185 | Alan Perez | Spain | 129th overall |
186 | Rubén Pérez | Spain | 95th overall |
Amets Txurruka | Spain | Abandoned after a fall on the 4th stage | |
188 | Iván Velasco | Spain | 62nd overall |
189 | Gorka Verdugo | Spain | 36th overall |
Rabobank (Netherlands)
- Sports director: Andri van Houwelingen
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
191 | Denis Menshov | Russia | Third overall |
192 | Lars Boom | Netherlands | 130th overall |
193 | Óscar Freire | Spain | 141st overall |
194 | Juan Manuel Gárate | Spain | 35th overall |
195 | Robert Gesink | Netherlands | Sixth overall |
196 | Koos Moerenhout | Netherlands | 52nd overall |
197 | Grischa Niermann | Germany | 56th overall |
Bram Tankink | Netherlands | Not started for the 16th stage | |
199 | Maarten Tjallingii | Netherlands | 132nd overall |
8th stage |
Lampre-Farnese Vini (Italy)
- Sports director: Maurizio Piovani
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
201 | Damiano Cunego | Italy | 29th overall |
202 | Grega Bole | Slovenia | 125th overall |
203 | Mauro Da Dalto | Italy | 123rd overall |
204 | Francesco Gavazzi | Italy | 105th overall |
205 | Danilo Hondo | Germany | 135th overall |
206 | Mirco Lorenzetto | Italy | 166th overall |
207 | Adriano Malori | Italy | 170th overall |
208 | Alessandro Petacchi | Italy | 1st & 4th stage; 1st, 11th, 13th - 15th, 18th - 20th stage; Winner of the points evaluation ; 150th overall |
Simon Špilak | Slovenia | Task during the 17th stage |
Footon-Servetto (Spain)
- Sports Director: José Antonio Fernandez
No. | Surname | nationality | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
211 | Eros Capecchi | Italy | 83rd overall |
212 | José Alberto Benítez | Spain | 145th overall |
Manuel António Cardoso | Portugal | Task after a fall in the prologue | |
214 | Arkaitz Duran | Spain | 81st overall |
Markus Eibegger | Austria | Task during the 9th stage | |
Fabio Felline | Italy | Not started for the 9th stage | |
Iban Mayoz | Spain | Not started for the 16th stage | |
218 | Aitor Perez | Spain | 82nd overall |
219 | Rafael Valls | Spain | 53rd overall |
Individual evidence
- ^ Starting field of the Tour de France 2010. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on July 4, 2010 ; Retrieved July 3, 2010 . 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.
- ↑ Focus Online: Cervelo takes Florencio off the tour team. July 3, 2010, accessed July 4, 2010 .
- ↑ Focus Online: Cavendish colleague Hansen dropped out. July 5, 2010, accessed July 5, 2010 .
- ^ Red card to Renshaw. sportschau.de, July 15, 2010, archived from the original on July 18, 2010 ; Retrieved July 15, 2010 .
- ↑ a b handelsblatt.com: Frank and Cardoso are the first to drop out of the tour. July 4, 2010, accessed July 4, 2010 .