Tour de France

7 min - 2008-09-02 The 2008 Tour de France stage 10 finish. Leonardo Piepoli wins stage 10 of the Tour de France on the second big day of climbing right before the first rest day in 1-2 finish with teammate Juan Jose Cobo. Cadel Evans claims his first yellow jersey 1 second over Frank Schleck.

Unknown length - 2008-08-14 July 28, 2008: Cadel Evans has finished the Tour de France in second place, 58 seconds behind winner Carlos Sastre.

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By rss@youtube.com (VersusSports) http://www.versus.com/tdf Cadel Evans talks about his first day racing wearing the yellow jersey in the 08' Tour de France. Check your local listings or http://www.versus.com/tdf for more information. Keywords: cadel evans tour de france cycling bicycles racing versus yellow jersey

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By rss@youtube.com (CycleToVideo) Was he kidding, or is he cracking under the pressure? Silence-Lotto cyclist Cadel Evans has fallen to third place in the Tour de France standings, behind Gerolsteiner rider Bernhard Kohl and CSC's Frank Schleck. Evans was asked about losing the yellow jersey...he answered the question, th...

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Unknown length - 2008-07-20 Oscar Freire took stage 14 of the 2008 Tour de France while Cadel Evans held onto the yellow jersey heading into the mountains.

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Was he kidding, or is he cracking under the pressure? Silence-Lotto cyclist Cadel Evans has fallen to third place in the Tour de France, behind Gerolsteiner rider Bernhard Kohl and CSC's Frank Schleck. Evans was asked about losing the yellow jersey...he answered the question, then lost his...

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By VersusTV http://www.versus.com/tdf Check out Cadel Evans discuss his love of cycling and racing career on Versus. Be sure to check out all the great Tour de France riders on Versus TV. Check your local listings or http://www.versus.com/tdf for more details. Ranked 0.0 / 5 | 75 views | 0 comments

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By rss@youtube.com (detourthemovie) A visibly emotional Cadel Evans after taking his first yellow after stage 10 Author: detourthemovie Keywords: 2008 Tour De France Detour the Movie de Cadel Evans Added: July 17, 2008

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By rss@youtube.com (detourthemovie) Robbie McEwen takes you through the new Ridley time trial bike Author: detourthemovie Keywords: Tour De France 2008 Cadel Evans Robbie McEwen Detour the Movie de cycling Added: July 17, 2008

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By info@crackle.com (VersusSports) http://www.versus.com/tdf Check out Cadel Evans discuss his love of cycling and racing career on Versus. Be sure to check out all the great Tour de France riders on Versus TV. Check your local listings or http://www.versus.com/tdf for more details.

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By rss@youtube.com (jo8310) talking on his ambitions for Tour de France 2008 Author: jo8310 Keywords: Cadel Evans cycling Tour de France Lotto Silence Productiehuis Added: June 29, 2008

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By rss@youtube.com (AKaptN) Soundtrack : "Ah-Ah", Moby, 1997 (I Like to Score) In a 55.5 km time trial, Contador, Evans and Leipheimer fight for winning the Tour de France. Both Cadel Evans and Levi Leipheimer are racing faster than Contador, but Alberto resists and keeps the Yellow Jersey. The Spaniard, the Australia...

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By Gene Bisbee Lance Armstrong will have some competition as the most popular kid in the peloton for Australia's Tour Down Under next January now that favorite son Cadel Evans, right, has committed to the bike race. Evans had earlier been quoted that he was going to skip his nation's bike race because it...

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Cadel Evans' move to join former world champion Alessandro Ballan and ex-Armstrong lieutenant George Hincapie at BMC Racing may represent an upgrade over his underachieving Silence-Lotto squad, but it may also leave the Australian watching the Tour de France from home.

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By sfrothingham Cadel Evans’ surprise departure from Silence-Lotto leaves a huge hole in the Belgian team’s grand tour presence. The Aussie was a sure bet for the Belgian outfit, a consistent grand tour performer despite his hiccup in this year’s Tour de France when he finished a distant 30th. The team wil...

By Rant Six Degrees of Floyd Landis … the new game, patterned after Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon. Up until a day or two ago, word had it that current World Champion Cadel Evans might be moving to either the Garmin-Chipotle or BMC Racing Team for next year. As Cyclingnews.com reports, it turns out that Eva...

By sfrothingham Cadel Evans hopes he will finally have the full backing of a team that he never had thanks to his move to BMC for the 2010 campaign. His five-year run at Belgian Silence-Lotto was always full of doubt. Despite proving himself as a legitimate Tour de France contender with back-to-back second p...

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Road race world champion Cadel Evans of Australia signed a three-year contract with BMC racing with a victory in next year's Tour de France as his main goal, the American cycling team said Monday.

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Cadel Evans says he wants to improve on his secondplaced Tour de France finishes after the world champion joined BMC Racing.

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By editor Australia’s road race world champion Cadel Evans is to leave the Silence cycling team the group announced on its internet site on Saturday. Evans, twice second in the Tour de France but who had a disappointing race this year, joined Silence in 2005 from T-Mobile.

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By sfrothingham Australia's Cadel Evans said Thursday he is fed up of being the nearly man of the Tour de France and is more determined than ever to land cycling's greatest race. Evans has been dogged by doubt after finishing runner-up in the Tour in 2007 and 2008 and only managing a trouble-plagued 30th pla...

By cpelkey World road champion Cadel Evans said Thursday he is considering returning to Australia in January to race the Tour Down Under for the first time since 2005. The Australian two-time Tour de France runner-up said he was considering changing his strategy for 2010 and riding in the Adelaide t...

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By editor The team run by Marc Sergeant, and which has claimed two Tour de France runner-up places in three years thanks to Austrlian Cadel Evans, also announced they will change their name to Omega Pharma as of 2010. Dekker, a two-time Dutch time trial champion and winner of the 2006 Tirreno-Adriat...

By editor Others, like two-time Tour de France runner-up Cadel Evans, who finished third overall in Spain, hinted that Valverde’s efforts to hold on to the Vuelta’s gold jersey may cost him in the end. One rider all of the above cannot fail to ignore is Spaniard Samuel Sanchez.

By Cynthia Lou Third overall was Australia’s two-time Tour de France runner-up Cadel Evans, who had been an outside favorite until Valverde took the golden jersey from him at the end of the 9th stage and who then lost a lot of time due to a puncture in the 13th stage.

By Donald McRae The Spanish winner of the 2008 Tour finished 13 places behind Wiggins this year. And yet, as I remind him, Wiggins outclimbed Sastre and Cadel Evans. "Yeah," he grins, "and [Andreas] Klöden [a former Tour runner-up who finished sixth]. I beat all those guys. The first time I realised I could do...

By Richard Moore Meanwhile Bert Grabsch of Germany won the fourth stage of the Dauphiné Libéré ahead of the Australian Cadel Evans, who reclaimed the race leader's yellow jersey. Grabsch won the 42.4km time trial from Bourg-les-Valence to Valence yesterday in 51min 26sec. Evans took second place, seven s...

By Gene Bisbee Cadel Evans will be wearing the leader's jersey at the Dauphiné Libéré on Thursday when the peloton sets out on the 95-mile bicycle race to Mont Ventoux. The Australian regained the yellow jersey by finishing second in the individual time trial on Wednesday, trailing Bert Grabsch of C...

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By Gene Bisbee The winner of the breakaway sprint, Milram's Niki Terpstra of the Netherlands, also took over the race lead from Silence-Lotto's Cadel Evans. Evans, one of the favorites to win the Tour de France next month, finished with rival Alberto Contador in the peloton that crossed the line about...

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By Gene Bisbee Garmin-Slipstream's David Millar couldn't hold a 5-second lead over the peloton in the final kilometer of Stage 2 at the Dauphiné Libéré as Angelo Furlan of Lampre won the sprint. Australia's Cadel Evans safely finished further back, retaining his 8-second lead over Spain's Alberto...

By Gene Bisbee Aussie Cadel Evans won the opening time trial of the Critérium du Dauphiné Libéré in France. The second-place finisher of the Tour de France the past two years beat 2008 Tour winner Alberto Contador by 8 seconds in the 7.5 mile individual time trial around the streets of Nancy.

By Tim Jackson- Masi Guy(noreply@blogger.com) Cadel Evans must've gone to bed grinding his teeth, since the Lotto team nearly imploded out of the blocks, losing Vandenbroeck in the early kilometers. You could nearly hear Cadel's blood pressure rising! His young, inexperienced team simply cracked under the weight of his GC hopes and...

According to the most recent updates, Cadel Evans is losing close to a minute to Toni Colom after twenty kilometers. His time gap to Alberto Contador will definitely be wider. Damiano Cunego clocked 33'25" too, but finished in sixth, ending his "race ...

According to the most recent updates, Cadel Evans is losing close to a minute to Toni Colom after twenty kilometers. His time gap to Alberto Contador will definitely be wider. Damiano Cunego clocked 33'25" too, but finished in sixth, ending his "race ...

By bikehiker(noreply@blogger.com) 2 Floyd Landis (USA) Phonak @ 1.29 3 Cyril Dessel (Fra) AG2R-Prevoyance @ 1.37 4 Denis Menchov (Rus) Rabobank @ 2.30 5 Cadel Evans (Aus) Davitamon-Lotto @ 2.46 6 Carlos Sastre (Spa) Team CSC @ 3.21 12 Marcus Fothen (Ger) Gerolsteiner @ 5.46 15 Levi Leipheimer (USA) Gerolsteiner @ 7.08

By Julian Linden BEIJING, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Australia's Tour de France runner-up Cadel Evans has been cleared to compete at the Olympics after overcoming a ... Cadel Evans will ride at Beijing Olympics Melbourne Herald Sun Olympics-Cycling-Australia expects Evans to race in Games Reuter...

Cadel Evans puts feet back on the pedals Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia - Dec 16, 2007 The 23 seconds is the margin by which Evans failed to win the Tour de France in July, settling for second behind young Spaniard Alberto Contador. ...

WHEN Cadel Evans walked into the team hotel after his podium finish in the Tour de France, there was no doubt where he was from or what he stood for.

AUSTRALIAN cyclist Cadel Evans made history overnight, holding on to his second place in the Tour de France to become the first Australian to achieve a podium finish.

CADEL Evans has backed himself to go for broke and win the Tour de France after a gutsy effort throughout the world's toughest road race.

AUSTRALIA'S Cadel Evans hung onto second place after the 17th stage of the Tour de France and remains in striking distance of the yellow jersey.

CADEL EVANS closed in on his ambition of becoming the first Australian to win the Tour de France on Saturday

CADEL Evans looks a changed man ahead of tonight's (AEST) potentially race-changing ninth stage of the Tour de France.

CADEL Evans used to approach the Tour de France thinking only about improvement.