After a 15th place finish in the seventh-stage, Lance Armstrong drops to third overall in the Tour de France with Rinaldo Nocentini now wearing the yellow jersey. (July 10)

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By rss@youtube.com (Craptastik) Stage 5 Race day of the Amgen Tour of California bike race from Visalia to Paso Robles,CA. February 19, 2009. A 134.3 miles course through the California central valley farmlands. Mark Cavendish, winner of stage 5, Levi Leipheimer wears the yellow jersey. Taken with Canon HV-20, WD-H43 wide a...

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Carlos Sastre of CSC-Saxo Bank powers up the Alpe d'Huez, wins stage 17 and takes the Yellow Jersey 2+ minutes ahead of the peloton for a 1:24 lead in the GC. Has the gc winner been decided today? What a day! Stage 17 results 1 Carlos Sastre (Spa) CSC-Saxo Bank 6.07.58 (34.32 km/h) 2 Samuel Sanchez...

By rss@youtube.com (kmk73b) About 4km up Alpe d'Huez in the 2008 Tour de France, an Australian guy running along side the yellow jersey group. Author: kmk73b Keywords: Tour de France 2008 Aussie Alpe d'Huez Rate Added: November 3, 2008

By rss@youtube.com (janar1) In 1999, Kirsipuu was the only other rider to wear the yellow jersey at the Tour de France besides eventual winner Lance Armstrong. Author: janar1 Keywords: Velosport Bike Cycling Racing eesti sport Added: October 9, 2008

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.

3 min - 2008-09-02 The Tour de France 2008 stage number 9 finish. Riccardo Ricco wins his second stage of the Tour de France winning it all by himself on the first big day in the mountains. Kim Kirchen keeps his yellow jersey.

3 min - 2008-09-02 The Tour De France 2008 stage number 8 finish. Mark Cavendish wins his second stage of the Tour de France. Kim Kirchen keeps his yellow jersey.

4 min - 2008-09-02 Stage 6 of the 2008 Tour De France. Riccardo Rico wins the first mountain stage of the Tour de France. A crash in the last kilometer for Schumacher cost him the yellow jersey. Kim Kirchen now has the yellow jersey and the green jersey.

3 min - 2008-09-02 The finish of the fifth stage in the 2008 Tour de France. Mark Cavendish wins the bunch sprint to win the stage and Stefan Schumacher keeps his yellow jersey.

1 min - 2008-09-02 Stefan Schumacher wins the Time trial and claims the yellow jersey after an unbelievable time trial performance.

2 min - 2008-09-02 The third stage in the 2008 Tour de France. Samuel Dumoulin comes away with the victory. Romain Feillu takes over the yellow jersey from Alejandro Valverde after finishing with the breakaway group.

4 min - 2008-09-02 The second stage of the Tour de France, 2008. Thor Hushovd came away with the victory in a sprint for stage 2. Alejandro Valverde maintained his yellow jersey.

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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By VersusTV Check out Johan Bruyneel talk Tour de France and what it meant to take the yellow jersey into his home town. Watch the Tour de France on Versus July 5th - July 27th, 2008. Check your local listings or http://www.versus.com/tdf for more details. Ranked 2.49 / 5 | 101 views | 0 comments

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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 Richard Moore Sean Yates, one of only four British cyclists to wear the yellow jersey of the Tour de France leader, is to join Team Sky as a sports director. The 49-year-old, a veteran of 12 Tours, will leave Lance Armstrong's Astana team at the end of the year to become the only British director in the new sq...

By editor “I think it will be much more open than this year. The TTT (team time trial) eliminated people (in 2009), and we won’t have that again,” said Armstrong. As Armstrong struggled to produce the kind of climbing pace that often killed off his rivals during his seven-year reign, Andy Schleck this...

By editor PARIS, Oct 15, 2009 (AFP) – Lance Armstrong tried to conceal it, but a wry smile gave away just how high his rivalry with yellow jersey rival Alberto Contador may soar on their anticipated duel at the Tour de France in 2010. Normally teams at the Tour de France serve to have one designated lead...

By editor Evans, a two-time Tour de France runner-up, has become almost as famous for his unpredictable nature on and off the bike as he has for coming agonizingly close to twice winning the race’s famous yellow jersey. It wasn’t the yellow jersey. But for many aficionados the famous rainbow jersey,...

By editor “Over the years we’ve seen stage winners of Tour de France, yellow jersey wearers in the Tour de France, Pro Tour winners. Evans, a runner-up in the Tour de France in 2007 and 2008, hit back at his critics after a disastrous Tour de France campaign this year by finishing third on the Tour of Spa...

The ink is barely dry on the Vuelta finishing sheets and we’re talking “the Worlds” – why? Because it’s our job, sir! Our man at Mendrisio for the ‘cronometro’ and ‘corsa in linea’ will be pro of ten years, former Tour de France yellow jersey holder and reigning Swiss elite time trial champi...

By Gene Bisbee The Garmin-Slipstream individual time trial specialist can add that accomplishment to his many others. Those include stage wins in all three Grands Tours, a yellow jersey at the Tour de France, and four-straight National Time Trial championships.

By Gene Bisbee It's no surprise that Switzerland's Fabian Cancellara, left, would excel at the individual time trial to open the 2009 Vuelta a Espana on Saturday. The Saxo Bank time trial specialist won a similar opening day at the Tour de France in July and ended up wearing the yellow jersey for nearly t...

By Gene Bisbee Juan Garate (Rabobank) won Stage 20 when he attacked Tony Martin (Columbia) about 40 seconds ahead of the yellow jersey group. They were the last two survivors of a 16-man breakaway that at one point had 10 minutes on the peloton.

Alberto Contador has all but locked up the Tour de France title, keeping the yellow jersey after a punishing mountain ride in the next to last stage.

By Gene Bisbee Although the top 8 overall remained in order behind yellow jersey Alberto Contador, Lance Armstrong gained 4 seconds in his overall third position by staying with the lead group as a split developed further back to the others in the peloton.

By Gene Bisbee The Schleck brothers tried a one-two punch to knock Alberto Contador out of the yellow jersey on Tuesday as Stage 16 of the Tour de France continued through the Alps. The effort didn't phase the Spanish cyclist on Team Astana, but it briefly put Lance Armstrong on the mat. He valiantly battle...

By Gene Bisbee Armstrong was in front of the leader's group at the base of the Category 1 climb to Verbier, but could only watch as first Contador, then the Schleck brothers, Carlos Sastre, Bradley Wiggins, and others rode away. Armstrong finished in 9th place on the stage ....

By By JULIET MACUR The action intensified as the Tour de France headed into the Swiss Alps, where Alberto Contador attacked steep climbs to win Stage 15 and the yellow jersey.

By Gene Bisbee Cervelo's Heinrich Haussler found Friday's Stage 13 to be a lucky stage for him as he survived a day-long breakaway in the 2009 Tour de France to win the bike race to Colmar. The day's rain seemed to dampen the contest for the yellow jersey. For the 6th straight stage, there was no change in the o...

By Gene Bisbee Leipheimer was sitting in 4th place in the overall battle for the yellow jersey, 39 seconds behind the leader. I'm sure he'll be sorely missed by teammates Alberto Contador and Lance Armstrong, who sit in 2nd and 3rd place respectively.

By Gene Bisbee Tour de France first-timer Rinaldo Nocentini held onto the overall leader's yellow jersey, and remained 6 seconds ahead of Alberto Contador and 8 seconds ahead of Lance Armstrong. Columbia sprinter Mark Cavendish, however, lost his green points jersey to Norway's Thor Hushovd, who ga...

By Gene Bisbee Italy's Rinaldo Nocentini jumped 32 places on Stage 7 to take over the yellow jersey at the Tour de France on Friday. Throw in Levi Leipheimer in 4th place, at 39 seconds out of first, and you have an Astana bottleneck high in the General Classification ....

By Gene Bisbee Sometimes the breakaway does survive to the finish at the Tour de France and rewards a long-suffering cyclist with victory. Fabian Cancellara held onto the yellow jersey for another day, as he's led the race since Stage 1. Lance Armstrong still trails by a fraction of a second.

By Richard Williams The first five men in each team are all given the time of the fifth. So the cumulative individual times showed that Cancellara and Armstrong were now dead level, both with a time of 10hr 38min 07sec over the first four stages. Who would wear the yellow jersey? Would it be Cancellara because, li...

By Gene Bisbee Mark Cavendish marked his 5th-ever win at the Tour de France on Sunday with a Stage 2 sprint just ahead of Washington's Tyler Farrar hanging onto his wheel. Meanwhile, Fabio Cancellara finished in the pack, easily holding onto the yellow jersey that he earned in the Stage 1 individual time...

By By JULIET MACUR A crowded field awaits the start of the Tour de France on Saturday, but only one man will be wearing the yellow jersey in Paris.

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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 CO The French rider broke his clavicle on March 13 in the sixth stage of Paris-Nice and wasn’t expected to race, but the former Tour de France yellow jersey-holder will be back in competition less than four weeks after his crash. ...

By bikehiker(noreply@blogger.com) YELLOW IS UP FOR GRABS. Is this a crazy Tour or what? The Yellow Jersey is like a hot potato this year. While it will be less interesting to Americans not having Landis in contention for a Yellow Jersey (10 points for the person who can show me how he can ride himself back into legitimate contenti...

By bikehiker(noreply@blogger.com) AMERICAN HELPS HIMSELF. David Zabriskie was part of the big breakaway group and claiming intermediate sprint points and mountain climbing points gave him enough bonus seconds to move him from tenth to ninth place in the General Classification (battle for the Yellow Jersey). As Lance Arm...

Sports in Brief | Landis' Tour win will go to runner-up Philadelphia Inquirer, PA - The Tour de France yellow jersey of Floyd Landis will be awarded to second-place finisher Oscar Pereiro next week. The Spanish cyclist will receive the 2006 ...

By Tim Jackson- Masi Guy The Tour; the race will go on, as it likely should, though I am not sure how I feel about it. Yes, I looked at the results today and saw that Contador started the day in his white jersey for best young rider before finishing the stage and receiving his first yellow jersey. I was glad that Bennati wo...

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.

GERMANY'S Linus Gerdemann won stage seven of the Tour de France and also claimed the yellow jersey on the 193km route from Bourg-en-Bresse to Le Grand-Bornand.

Linus Gerdemann hadnt even finished celebrating his first Tour de France stage victory before sounding a loud drumbeat from the winners circle Races can and should be won clean.

BOURG-EN-BRESSE, France -- Tom Boonen of Belgium won Friday's sixth stage of the Tour de France in a sprint finish, and Swiss rider Fabian Cancellara retained the leader's yellow jersey for a seventh straight day.

Filippo Pozzato of Italy won the fifth stage of the Tour de France on Thursday, and Swiss rider Fabian Cancellara held on to the leader's yellow jersey for the sixth consecutive day.

Tom Boonen of Belgium won Fridays sixth stage of the Tour de France in a sprint finish, and Swiss rider Fabian Cancellara retained the leaders yellow jersey for a seventh straight day.

Filippo Pozzato of Italy won the fifth stage of the Tour de France on Thursday, and Swiss rider Fabian Cancellara held on to the leaders yellow jersey for the sixth straight day.

By Tim Jackson- Masi Guy Tom Boonen sprinted to finish his prologue today, to keep from losing more time and keep himself in the hunt for the yellow jersey. Since the Tour enters Belgium in two days, Tommy-boy would like to have the yellow jersey on his back when he hits his native roads. I expect him to be riding very ag...

By Andrew In the overall classification, Russian Vladimir Gusev retains the yellow jersey and is 1 second ahead of Linus Gerdemann (T-Mobile) and Sebastian Lang (Gerolsteiner). Stage 2 of the Deutschland Tour goes 209 kilometres from Minden to Goslar and is likely to be important in the overall r...

By Andrew The CSC duo of David Zabriskie and Bobby Julich had pretty mediocre days by their standards, finishing in 50th and 74th spots respectively. Zabriskie is already 26 seconds down on the yellow jersey, while Julich — returning to racing after crashing out of the Tour de France — loses 30 secon...

By Andrew Tour de France, Stage 19 — Le Creusot - Montceau-les-Mines (ITT), 57 kilometres The Mennonite Meteorite Floyd Landis (Phonak) is just 24 hours from winning the 2006 Tour de France, after he regained the yellow jersey at the end of today’s 57 kilometre time trial.

By Andrew Tour de France, Stage 16 — Bourg-d’Oisans - La Toussuire, 182 kilometres In what has been a most unpredictable Tour de France, there was another huge shock today as yellow jersey holder Floyd Landis (Phonak) cracked spectacularly on stage 16’s final climb to La Toussuire, handing the je...