Andy Schleck News
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This year’s Tour de France champion Bradley Wiggins has been awarded third place for the 2009 race after Lance Armstrong’s result was wiped out, the International Cycling Union said.
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Andy Schleck, who became champion of the 2010 Tour de France after the winner failed a drug test, will miss this year’s cycle race with a back fracture, his team said today.
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Andy Schleck took the lead of the Tour de France, replacing Thomas Voeckler, after outclimbing the Frenchman on the last mountain stage to Alpe d’Huez.
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After 1,900 miles and almost three weeks, the outcome of this year’s Tour de France may rest on an 11.6-mile climb to a mountain-top finish today.
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Andy Schleck is closing on the Tour de France yellow jersey after leaving three-time champion Alberto Contador adrift in the Alps.
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Alberto Contador was kept waiting at least another day for the Tour de France yellow jersey.
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Alberto Contador took over the Tour de France lead after Andy Schleck lost time when his bike chain got snarled up as he attacked on a Pyrenees climb.
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Alberto Contador kept an eight- second lead in the Tour de France after matching closest rival Andy Schleck up the final mountain ascent of the race.
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Andy Schleck won stage eight of cycling’s Tour de France today, with Cadel Evans taking the race leader’s yellow jersey. Record seven-time champion Lance Armstrong lost time after being involved in three crashes and said his chance of victory has disappeared.
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Bradley Wiggins is favored to become the U.K.’s first Tour de France winner, and some say he may even control the race as Lance Armstrong used to.
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