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Tour de France

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2011 Tour de France stage 19 photos by Graham Watson

Alberto Contador will miss the Tour, but come out swinging in the Vuelta. Photo: AFP Frank Schleck leads Andy and Evans. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com Hoogerland and Velits. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com Andy Schleck wil be officially presented with the overall winner’s yellow jersey from the…

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2011
Alberto Contador will miss the Tour, but come out swinging in the Vuelta. Photo: AFP
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Frank Schleck leads Andy and Evans. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com
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Hoogerland and Velits. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com
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Andy Schleck wil be officially presented with the overall winner’s yellow jersey from the 2010 Tour, after Contador lost the title for doping. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com
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Pierre Rolland scored France’s first win on l’Alpe d’Huez since the days of Bernard Hinault. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com
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Ryder Hesjedal had a great day, attacking early on the Alpe and finishing 10th. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com
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Danielson was 11th on the stage and is ninth overall. He also helped Garmin retain its team GC lead. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com
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Vande Velde was Garmin’s third finisher on the day at 19th. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com
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Farrar is happy to be done with the mountains and looking forward to a sprint finish Sunday. PPhoto: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com
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Levi Leipheimer was 16th at 2:06. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com
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Voeckler’s final day in yellow was a tough one. But then, they all were. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com
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Rolland worked with Sanchez to bring back Contador, and then attacked in the final 3k. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com
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Hincapie and the BMC gang works to bring back the breakaway. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com
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For the second day, the race went over the Galibier, this time from the other side. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com
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Mark Cavendish made the time cut and retained his green jersey. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com
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For another day, Evans was forced to do a lot of chasing by himself. with Frank Schleck on his wheel. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com
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Schleck and Contador rode together on the Galibier. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com
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Contador attacked at the foot of the Telegraph and only a select group could follow. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com
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Schleck take the front on the Alpe. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com
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Contador went it alone on the Alpe, but couldn’t hold it to the top. Photo: Graham Watson | grahamwatson.com

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