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TDF 2010 - TOMORROW'S STAGE PREVIEW
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| Stage 20: Longjumeau - Paris. Champs-Elysees
The final parade to show off the jerseys will be full of champagne and hugs for yellow, white and polka dots, but the sprinters are still out for glory as Cavendish and Hushovd make a final bid to capture the green jersey from Petacchi.... |  |
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| Stage 18: Bordeaux Pauillac
This is the day that decides the yellow jersey for the 2010 Tour de France. While on paper, Alberto Contador is the winner, anything can happen as we have seen in this race. Andy Schleck is just 8 seconds behind Contador, and if he has been working on his time trialing- who knows what can happen. Also look for Denis Menchov as he seeks to misplace Samuel Sanchez from the podium.... |  |
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| Stage 18: Salies-de-Béarn - Bordeaux
Stage 18 brings the Tour to wine country with a stage finish in Bordeaux. This will be a big day for sprinters as Thor attempts to keep Cav and Petacchi from ripping the green jersey off his shoulders.... |  |
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| Stage 16: Bagnères-de-Luchon - Pau - 199.5 km
If the first two days in the Pyrenees are any indication of Stage 16, expect an incredibly dramatic and epic race to unfold. In this stage, a tribute to Eddy Merckx, Andy Schleck is out for revenge, Alberto looking for time, Denis Menchov wants second place, and Sammy Sanchez will not back down. Green jersey points all the way down the back side of the Aubisque- anything can, and has happened in this Tour de France and Stage 16 will be no exception.... |  |
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| Stage 15: Pamiers - Bagnères-de-Luchon
The second day in the Pyrenees has 4 climbs with the final being HC. But the riders may be more worried about the descent after the summit of the 19 kilometer climb.... |  |
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| Stage 12: Bourg-de-Péage - Mende 210.5 km
Stage 12 will prove difficult and at once exciting as points for both the sprinters green jersey and the polka dots of the climbers will be anyone's for the taking- not to mention opportunities for yellow jersey hopefuls to breakaway and gain seconds on the final "Jalabert" climb into Mende.... |  |
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| Stage 11: Sisteron - Bourg-les-Valence
The sprinters return to battle with the Green Jersey on the line. The rolling stage offers 2 opportunities for the sprinters to best one another, and rest assured no break will stick on this important day for those in hunt for the Green Jersey.... |  |
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| Stage 10: Chambery-Gap
Punchy climbs and a dangerous descent await the peloton in what will prove to be an exciting day- especially for he race of the Kind of the Mountains as the French take to battle against each other on Bastille Day.... |  |
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| Stage 9: Morzine-Avoriaz to Saint Jean de Maurienne
The Alps are not finished with the peloton as Col de la Madelaeine awaits.... | |
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| Stage 8: Station des Rousses Morzine-Avoriaz
As many expected, today's stage 7 provided a worthy winner but no real fireworks among the favorites for the general classification. Stage 8 could be a very different story as the first category 1 climbs make their appearance and the Tour de France enters the Alps. Covering 189km from Les Rousses to Morzine-Avoriaz, the tough Col de la Ramaz will... |  |
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