A Gentlemen’s Duel – Blur Studio (2006)
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A Gentlemen’s Duel – Blur Studio (2006)
Tonight is Stage 17 (Embrun to L’Alpe-d’Huez) 210.5 km
L’Alpe-d’Huez! The Queen stage of the tour. What tactics will CSC throw at the Peleton tonight? WIll it work? … bring it on
Stage Details:
- stage 17 – Embrun > L’Alpe-d’Huez 210.5 km [www.letour.fr]
- Stage 17: Embrun > L’Alpe-d’Huez [SBS]
- Stage 17 – Wednesday, July 23: Embrun – L’Alpe d’Huez, 210.5km [CyclingNews]
- Stage 17 • EMBRUN > L’ALPE-D’HUEZ • 210,5 km [EuroSport]
- Stage 17 preview Embrun → L’Alpe d’Huez, 210k (mountainous) [SteepHill]
- Route Tour de France 08, Étape 17: Embrun – L’Alpe-d’Huez [bikemap.net]
Climbs:
Cat 3 – at:31.0 km – Côte de Sainte-Marguerite – h:1185m
Cat HC – at:79.0 km – Col du Galibier – h:2645m
Cat HC – at:156.0 km – Col de la Croix de Fer – h:2067m
Cat HC – at:210.5 km – ALPE-D’HUEZ – h:1680m
Live:
Live Race Data [Polar]
Live Telemetry [SRM]
Current local time in Paris (World Clock)
Live Audio|AudioPlayer [EuroSport]
Tour de France – Live Tracker [UBI Labs]
stage 17 – Embrun > L’Alpe-d’Huez 210.5 km live [www.letour.fr]
Stage 17 – Wednesday, July 23: Embrun – L’Alpe d’Huez, 210.5km Complete live report [CyclingNews]
Tour de France – *Embrun – L’Alped’Huez “live match” [Eurosport Yahoo!]
Live commentary (flash) [SBS]
Live text – Tour de France [BBC]
TdFblog (Frank Steele’s) [Twitter]
Boulder Report Live Blog [bicycling.com]
SBS: Tour de France 2008 Forum [SBS]
Newsflash:
87km – NEWSFLASH: Saunier Duval are ceasing operations with immediate effect following the fallout from the Ricco-Piepoli scandal… Another one bites the dust. A tragedy for cycling or the best thing since sliced bread? — eurosport
Results:
0km – Sastre wins the stage atop Alpe d’Huez! He pumps the sky with his fist. The clock starts ticking down… will he have enough time for Saturday’s ITT? — eurosport
Places for stage 17:
01. Carlos Sastre (ESP) CSC – 210.5km in 6h’07’58″ (34.323km/h)
02. Samuel Sanchez (ESP) EUS – at 2’03″
03. Andy Schleck (LUX) CSC at 2’03″
04. Alejandro Valverde (ESP) GCE – at 2’13″
05. Frank Schleck (LUX) CSC – at 2’13″
06. Vladimir Efimkin (RUS) ALM – at 2’15″
07. Cadel Evans (AUS) SIL – at 2’15″
08. Denis Menchov (RUS) RAB – at 2’15″
09. Christian Vande Velde (USA) GAR – at 2’15″
10. Bernhard Kohl (AUT) GST – at 2’15″
16:50 – Carlos Sastre is the new yellow jersey. He holds a 1′24″ lead over Franck Schleck, 1′33″ over Bernhard Kohl and 1′34″ over Cadel Evans. Will it be enough to keep Evans, a time trial specialist, at bay on Saturday’s 53km ITT? — eurosport
Tour de Web:
(What others have to say about this stage)
[1] Stage 17 – Wednesday, July 23: Embrun – L’Alpe d’Huez, 210.5km [Cycling News]
[2] RESULTS:Stage 17 – Wednesday, July 23: Embrun – L’Alpe d’Huez, 210.5km [Cycling News]
[3] SBS Tour de France 2008: Stage 17 – Embrun > L’Alpe-d’Huez [SBS]
[4] Stage 17 Photos [Graham Watson]
[5] Stage 17 on the road [TDF Blog]
[6] Stage 17 results: Carlos Sastre (Spa) CSC-Saxo Bank wins Alpe d’Huez and takes the Yellow Jersey; Evans still looking good for the overall [Steephill.tv]
[7] STAGE 17: SASTRE TAKES YELLOW ON L’ALPE d’HUEZ [The Tour de France for the Rest of Us]
[8] Stage 17 as it happened [BBC]
[9] Sastre takes over as Tour leader [BBC]
[10] Stage 17: All on Sastre, Was it Enough? [Spare Cycles]
[11] Tour de France ‘08 Stage 17 Link Roundup [Spare Cycles]
[12] Stage Seventeen: Embrun to L’Alpe-d’Huez [Tour de France Lanterne Rouge]
[13] Sastre wins the 2008 L’Alpe d’Huez stage [VeloNews]
[14] Stage 17 • EMBRUN > L’ALPE-D’HUEZ • 210,5 km [EuroSport]
[15] Daily Video – Stage 17 [Versus]






