Alberto Contador a remporté le Tour de France 2010

l'Espagnol Alberto Contador a remporté le Tour de France 2010 que la course de trois semaines a pris fin dimanche sur les Champs-Elysées à Paris.

Contador a devancé Andy Schleck de Luxembourg par seulement 39 secondes, l'un des plus minces marges de victoire dans l'histoire du Tour, pour saisir le troisième titre Tour de sa carrière. Russe Denis Menchov a terminé en troisième place, 2 minutes 1 seconde derrière.

Le résultat en double l'arrivée du Tour l'an dernier, quand Contador a battu Schleck de 4 minutes 11 secondes.

Le championnat a été décidé, samedi, contre la montre de 52 km individuel de Bordeaux à Pauillac, dans lequel la 27-ans, l'Espagnol a battu son rival plus jeune de 31 secondes

Sandy Casar wins the 9th stage of tour de france 2010

The French Sandy Casar , won the ninth stage of Tour de France on Tuesday in Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne, where Luxembourg's Andy Schleck has got the yellow jersey as riders leader.Les mountain they winded or explosives?



in fact, the Australian Cadel Evans, yellow jersey at the start of Morzine-Avoriaz, suffered a major failure in the Madeleine, the first pass out of the Tour category.

The world champion in tears after the finish has lost a total of more than eight minutes in the queen stage of the Alps 204.5 km long.

For the stage victory, Casar beat Spaniard Luis Leon Sanchez, Italy's Damiano Cunego and French Christophe Moreau and Anthony Charteau.

Tour de france 2010 classement generale apres l'etape 7

1 BRAJKOVIC Janez 122 TEAM RADIOSHACK 28h 06' 28"
2. CONTADOR Alberto 11 ASTANA 28h 08' 09" + 01' 41"
3. VAN GARDEREN Tejay 57 TEAM HTC - COLUMBIA 28h 09' 09" + 02' 41"
4. VAN DEN BROECK Jurgen 41 OMEGA PHARMA - LOTTO 28h 10' 14" + 03' 46"
5. COPPEL Jérôme 211 SAUR-SOJASUN 28h 10' 45" + 04' 17"
6. VOGONDY Nicolas 198 BBOX BOUYGUES TELECOM 28h 10' 51" + 04' 23"
7. RIBLON Christophe 108 AG2R-LA MONDIALE 28h 10' 51" + 04' 23"
8. ROLLAND Pierre 197 BBOX BOUYGUES TELECOM 28h 12' 44" + 06' 16"
9. HORNER Christopher 121 TEAM RADIOSHACK 28h 12' 48" + 06' 20"
10. SZMYD Sylvester 87 LIQUIGAS-DOIMO 28h 13' 25" + 06' 57"
11. SICARD Romain 186 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 28h 14' 37" + 08' 09"
12. SAMOILAU Branislau 135 QUICK STEP CYCLING TEAM 28h 14' 47" + 08' 19"
13. KNEES Christian 165 TEAM MILRAM 28h 15' 09" + 08' 41"
14. LE MEVEL Christophe 111 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 28h 15' 42" + 09' 14"
15. KOREN Kristjan 85 LIQUIGAS-DOIMO 28h 16' 47" + 10' 19"
16. DURAN AROCA Arkaitz 204 FOOTON-SERVETTO 28h 16' 48" + 10' 20"
17. GUSEV Vladimir 31 KATUSHA TEAM 28h 16' 59" + 10' 31"
18. SANCHEZ Samuel 181 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 28h 17' 01" + 10' 33"
19. DI GREGORIO Rémy 114 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 28h 17' 02" + 10' 34"
20. PINOT Thibaut 117 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 28h 17' 52" + 11' 24"
21. THOMAS Geraint 147 TEAM SKY 28h 18' 18" + 11' 50"
22. LE LAY David 106 AG2R-LA MONDIALE 28h 18' 34" + 12' 06"
23. MOREAU Christophe 1 CAISSE D’EPARGNE 28h 19' 59" + 13' 31"
24. DESSEL Cyril 104 AG2R-LA MONDIALE 28h 20' 24" + 13' 56"
25. MENCHOV Denis 21 RABOBANK 28h 20' 36" + 14' 08"
26. EL FARES Julien 154 COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE 28h 20' 57" + 14' 29"
27. HERNANDEZ BLAZQUEZ Jesus 14 ASTANA 28h 21' 26" + 14' 58"
28. SIVTSOV Kanstantsin 56 TEAM HTC - COLUMBIA 28h 21' 42" + 15' 14"
29. NAVARRO Daniel 15 ASTANA 28h 23' 43" + 17' 15"
30. PAURIOL Rémi 158 COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE 28h 23' 48" + 17' 20"
31. TIRALONGO Paolo 17 ASTANA 28h 24' 25" + 17' 57"
32. PERGET Mathieu 6 CAISSE D’EPARGNE 28h 24' 46" + 18' 18"
33. VELASCO Ivan 187 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 28h 24' 48" + 18' 20"
34. ROHREGGER Thomas 167 TEAM MILRAM 28h 26' 58" + 20' 30"
35. KADRI Blel 105 AG2R-LA MONDIALE 28h 27' 16" + 20' 48"
36. VERDUGO Gorka 188 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 28h 27' 50" + 21' 22"
37. VAN SUMMEREN Johan 98 GARMIN - TRANSITIONS 28h 28' 38" + 22' 10"
38. DE WEERT Kevin 131 QUICK STEP CYCLING TEAM 28h 29' 03" + 22' 35"
39. KENNAUGH Peter 145 TEAM SKY 28h 29' 15" + 22' 47"
40. PASAMONTES Luis 4 CAISSE D’EPARGNE 28h 29' 33" + 23' 05"
41. MARTINEZ Egoi 184 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 28h 30' 56" + 24' 28"
42. LEVARLET Guillaume 214 SAUR-SOJASUN 28h 31' 30" + 25' 02"
43. DE LA FUENTE David 12 ASTANA 28h 32' 35" + 26' 07"
44. TANKINK Bram 26 RABOBANK 28h 32' 36" + 26' 08"
45. BOUET Maxime 103 AG2R-LA MONDIALE 28h 33' 02" + 26' 34"
46. GAUTIER Cyril 194 BBOX BOUYGUES TELECOM 28h 34' 34" + 28' 06"
47. PLAZA MOLINA Ruben 7 CAISSE D’EPARGNE 28h 34' 52" + 28' 24"
48. LUND Anders 66 TEAM SAXO BANK 28h 34' 59" + 28' 31"
49. CHAMPION Dimitri 101 AG2R-LA MONDIALE 28h 35' 00" + 28' 32"
50. DOCKX Gert 52 TEAM HTC - COLUMBIA 28h 35' 46" + 29' 18"
51. KESSIAKOFF Fredrik 92 GARMIN - TRANSITIONS 28h 36' 02" + 29' 34"
52. STETINA Peter 97 GARMIN - TRANSITIONS 28h 38' 10" + 31' 42"
53. AERTS Mario 42 OMEGA PHARMA - LOTTO 28h 39' 46" + 33' 18"
54. ZEITS Andrey 18 ASTANA 28h 40' 08" + 33' 40"
55. CALZATI Sylvain 143 TEAM SKY 28h 40' 22" + 33' 54"
56. KVIST Thomas 134 QUICK STEP CYCLING TEAM 28h 40' 58" + 34' 30"
57. ERVITI Imanol 3 CAISSE D’EPARGNE 28h 41' 05" + 34' 37"
58. LADAGNOUS Matthieu 116 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 28h 42' 26" + 35' 58"
59. VANDENBERGH Styn 37 KATUSHA TEAM 28h 42' 49" + 36' 21"
60. DENIFL Stephan 72 CERVELO TEST TEAM 28h 43' 31" + 37' 03"
61. SILIN Egor 35 KATUSHA TEAM 28h 43' 38" + 37' 10"
62. MOERENHOUT Koos 25 RABOBANK 28h 46' 02" + 39' 34"
63. LEFEVRE Laurent 196 BBOX BOUYGUES TELECOM 28h 46' 25" + 39' 57"
64. SANTAROMITA Ivan 86 LIQUIGAS-DOIMO 28h 50' 10" + 43' 42"
65. BOASSON HAGEN Edvald 141 TEAM SKY 28h 50' 15" + 43' 47"
66. BONNAFOND Guillaume 102 AG2R-LA MONDIALE 28h 51' 01" + 44' 33"
67. PORTAL Nicolas 146 TEAM SKY 28h 51' 49" + 45' 21"
68. SARAMOTINS Aleksejs 55 TEAM HTC - COLUMBIA 28h 51' 53" + 45' 25"
69. TJALLINGII Maarten 27 RABOBANK 28h 52' 11" + 45' 43"
70. BELLOTTI Francesco 81 LIQUIGAS-DOIMO 28h 53' 20" + 46' 52"
71. BOLE Grega 171 LAMPRE - FARNESE 28h 54' 31" + 48' 03"
72. DELAPLACE Anthony 212 SAUR-SOJASUN 28h 55' 12" + 48' 44"
73. MORI Manuele 178 LAMPRE - FARNESE 28h 57' 21" + 50' 53"
74. BAK Lars 51 TEAM HTC - COLUMBIA 28h 58' 56" + 52' 28"
75. FOFONOV Dmitriy 13 ASTANA 29h 00' 04" + 53' 36"
76. CHAINEL Steve 193 BBOX BOUYGUES TELECOM 29h 01' 02" + 54' 34"
77. MOINARD Amaël 157 COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE 29h 03' 18" + 56' 50"
78. ROELANDTS Jürgen 46 OMEGA PHARMA - LOTTO 29h 03' 35" + 57' 07"
79. ISASI Inaki 183 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 29h 04' 25" + 57' 57"
80. RASCH Gabriel 76 CERVELO TEST TEAM 29h 05' 50" + 59' 22"
81. DELAGE Mickael 44 OMEGA PHARMA - LOTTO 29h 06' 44" + 1h 00' 16"
82. GUTIERREZ David 205 FOOTON-SERVETTO 29h 07' 13" + 1h 00' 45"
83. BERNAUDEAU Giovanni 192 BBOX BOUYGUES TELECOM 29h 08' 20" + 1h 01' 52"
84. VAUGRENARD Benoît 118 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 29h 08' 23" + 1h 01' 55"
85. BRANDT Christophe 43 OMEGA PHARMA - LOTTO 29h 08' 46" + 1h 02' 18"
86. CAZAUX Pierre 112 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 29h 09' 35" + 1h 03' 07"
87. PATE Danny 95 GARMIN - TRANSITIONS 29h 10' 12" + 1h 03' 44"
88. MINARD Sébastien 156 COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE 29h 12' 25" + 1h 05' 57"
89. MAGAZZINI Enrico 175 LAMPRE - FARNESE 29h 12' 52" + 1h 06' 24"
90. MALORI Adriano 176 LAMPRE - FARNESE 29h 13' 11" + 1h 06' 43"
91. KOZONTCHUK Dmitriy 22 RABOBANK 29h 14' 21" + 1h 07' 53"
92. PETERSON Thomas 96 GARMIN - TRANSITIONS 29h 16' 01" + 1h 09' 33"
93. LEQUATRE Geoffroy 125 TEAM RADIOSHACK 29h 20' 10" + 1h 13' 42"
94. GESLIN Anthony 115 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 29h 20' 28" + 1h 14' 00"
95. JORGENSEN Jonas 65

Pereiro, the end of the career is soon

Oscar Pereiro, winner of the Tour de France 2006, announced Tuesday that he would end his career after the Tour of Spain (August 28 to September 19). The Spaniard has not been retained by Astana to compete in the Tour de France, which starts Saturday in Rotterdam.

"We need to know when our time comes and for me it is clear that it's time to close this chapter of my life," said Oscar Pereiro in a statement. Pereiro, 32, says he made this decision after learning he was not part of the Astana team for the Tour de France which starts Saturday in Rotterdam.

The Spanish cyclist now wants "to leave cycling, showing a good level, by being competitive." "But even a victory in the Vuelta I should not change your mind," he warned. Pereiro, who turns 33 at the end of the Vuelta on Sept. 19 in Madrid, began his professional career in 2000 with the formation Porta da Ravessa.

He also raced for Phonak (2003-2005), Caisse d'Epargne (2006-2009) and Astana (since 2010). He was declared winner of the Tour de France in 2006 after the doping disqualification of Floyd Landis.