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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…

July 16, 2011 Graham Watson

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2011 — Jelle Vanendert scores an impressive win.

2011 — With a huge break up the road, the peloton monitored the gap and put the gas on when it counted.

2011 — Voigt made the day’s break … just so he could drop back later and help on the final climb.

2011 — Europcar wasn’t able to close the deal on the break, but Leopard sure did.

2011 — The Leopard team steps up the pace as the final climb approaches.

2011 — Cancellara did his job chasing down the break.

2011 — Christian Vande Velde did a fine job pacing Danielson up the final climb.

2011 — Cavendish doesn’t need a train to win sprints, says former adviser Erik Zabel.

2011 — Casar was the last survivor of the day’s huge break.

2011 — Vanendert moves ahead as the GC leaders played chess and tested each others’ ability to respond to attacks..

2011 — Danielson lost time, but stays in the top 10 on GC.

2011 — Nearing the top, the elites played more of a chess game than a slugfest.

2011 — Basso moves to the front and ups the pace.

2011 — Andy Schleck was the more aggressive of the two brothers, but knew if he faltered Frank would pick up the baton.

2011 — Evans stays in third on GC, just 17 seconds behind Frank Schleck … and nine seconds ahead of Andy.

2011 — Rigoberto Uran has moved into the White jersey.

2011 — It looks like Tejay Van Garderen has landed a deal at BMC starting next year.

2011 — Thomas Voeckler has once again risen to the occasion and has already had another great run in yellow.

2011 — Laurens Ten Dam took a hard fall … but he did manage to finish.

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