2011 Tour de France stage 14 photos by Graham Watson

Jelle Vanendert scores an impressive win.

With a huge break up the road, the peloton monitored the gap and put the gas on when it counted.

Voigt made the day’s break … just so he could drop back later and help on the final climb.

Europcar wasn’t able to close the deal on the break, but Leopard sure did.

The Leopard team steps up the pace as the final climb approaches.

Cancellara did his job chasing down the break.

Christian Vande Velde did a fine job pacing Danielson up the final climb.

Cavendish doesn’t need a train to win sprints, says former adviser Erik Zabel.

Casar was the last survivor of the day’s huge break.

Vanendert moves ahead as the GC leaders played chess and tested each others’ ability to respond to attacks..

Danielson lost time, but stays in the top 10 on GC.

Nearing the top, the elites played more of a chess game than a slugfest.

Basso moves to the front and ups the pace.

Andy Schleck was the more aggressive of the two brothers, but knew if he faltered Frank would pick up the baton.

Evans stays in third on GC, just 17 seconds behind Frank Schleck … and nine seconds ahead of Andy.

Rigoberto Uran has moved into the White jersey.

It looks like Tejay Van Garderen has landed a deal at BMC starting next year.

Thomas Voeckler has once again risen to the occasion and has already had another great run in yellow.

Laurens Ten Dam took a hard fall … but he did manage to finish.

2020 Tour de France