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2007 Tour de France: results and classification

General classification of the 2007 tour de france, jerseys of the 2007 tour de france, stages of the 2007 tour de france.

Prologue (Londres - Londres, 7.9 km)

Stage 1 (Londres - Canterbury, 203 km)

Stage 2 (Dunkerque - Gand, 168.5 km)

Stage 3 (Waregem - Compiègne, 236.5 km)

Stage 4 (Villers-Cotterêts - Joigny, 193 km)

Stage 5 (Chablis - Autun, 182.5 km)

Stage 6 (Semur-en-Auxois - Bourg-en-Bresse, 199.5 km)

Stage 7 (Bourg-en-Bresse - Le Grand-Bornand, 197.5 km)

Stage 8 (Le Grand-Bornand - Tignes, 165 km)

Stage 9 (Val-d'Isère - Briançon, 159.5 km)

Stage 10 (Tallard - Marseille, 229.5 km)

Stage 11 (Marseille - Montpellier, 182.5 km)

Stage 12 (Montpellier - Castres, 178.5 km)

Stage 13 (Albi - Albi, 54 km in Individual Time Trial)

Stage 14 (Mazamet - Plateau-de-Beille, 197 km)

Stage 15 (Foix - Loudenvielle-Le Louron, 196 km)

Stage 16 (Orthez - Gourette-Col d'Aubisque, 218.5 km)

Stage 17 (Pau - Castelsarrasin, 188.5 km)

Stage 18 (Cahors - Angoulême, 211 km)

Stage 19 (Cognac - Angoulême, 55.5 km in Individual Time Trial)

Stage 20 (Marcourssis - Paris/Champs Élysées, 146 km)

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2007 Tour de France

94th edition: july 7 - july 29, 2007, results, map, stages with runnning gc, photos.

2006 Tour | 2008 Tour | Tour de France Database | 2007 Tour Quick Facts | 2007 Tour de France Complete Final GC | Stage results with running GC | Route details

Prologue | Stage 1 | Stage 2 | Stage 3 | Stage 4 | Stage 5 | Stage 6 | Stage 7 | Stage 8 | Rest Day 1 | Stage 9 | Stage 10 | Stage 11 | Stage 12 | Stage 13 | Stage 14 | Stage 15 | Rest Day 2 | Stage 16 | Stage 17 | Stage 18 | Stage 19 | Stage 20 |

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2007 Tour Quick Facts:

189 starters and 141 classified finishers.

3,569.9 km raced at an average speed of 39.226 km/hr

Alexandre Vinokourov of Astana and Cristian Moreni of Cofidis were positive for dope, causing their teams to withdraw.

Michael Rasmussen was leading the Tour but was forced to abandon when news surfaced that he had missed several out-of-competition drug tests.

With Rasmussen gone, the way was open for Contador to win the Tour.

The 31-second podium spread was the closest in Tour history.

• Alberto Contador (Discovery) 91hr 0min 26sec
• Cadel Evans (Predictor-Lotto) @ 23sec
• Levi Leipheimer (Discovery) @ 31sec Disqualified
• Carlos Sastre (CSC) @ 7min 8sec
• Haimar Zubeldia (Euskaltel) @ 8min 17sec
• Alejandro Valverde (Caisse d'Epargne) @ 11min 37sec
• Kim Kirchen (T-Mobile) @ 12min 18sec
• Yaroslav Popovych (Discovery) @ 12min 25sec
• Mikel Astarloza (Euskaltel) @ 14min 14sec
• Oscar Pereiro (Caisse d'Epargne) @ 14min 25sec
• Mauricio Soler (Barloworld) @ 16min 51sec
• Michael Boogerd (Rabobank) @ 21min 15sec
• David Arroyo (Caisse d'Epargne) @ 21min 49sec
• Vladimir Karpets (Caisse d'Epargne) @ 24min 15sec
• Chris Horner (Predictor-Lotto) @ 25min 19sec
• Iban Mayo (Saunier Duval) @ 27min 9sec
• Frank Schleck (CSC) @ 31min 48sec
• Manuel Beltran (Liquigas) @ 24min 14sec
• Tadej Valjavec (Lampre) @ 27min 8sec
• Juan José Cobo (Saunier Duval) @ 27min 14sec
• Juan Manuel Garate (Quck Step) @ 28min 16sec
• José Ivan Gutierrez (Caisse d'Epargne) @ 45min 42sec
• Amets Txurruka (Euskaltel) @ 49min 34sec
• George Hincapie (Discovery) @ 54min 50sec
• Christian Vande Velde (CSC) @ 55min 50sec
• Dmitriy Fofonov (Credit Agricole) @ 56min 23sec
• Stéphane Goubert (Ag2r) @ 1hr 6min 30sec
• Jens Voigt (CSC) @ 1hr 8min 22sec
• Francisco Javier Vila (Lampre) @ 1hr 9min 37sec
• Patrice Halgand (Credit Agricole)
• Bernhard Kohl (Gerolsteiner) @ 1hr 13min 27sec
• Kanstantisin Sivtsov (Barloworld) @ 1hr 15min 16sec
• Alexandre Botcharov (Credit agricole) @ 1hr 22min 25sec
• Markus Fothen (Gerolsteiner) @ 1hr 30min 12sec
• Thomas Dekker (Rabobank) @ 1hr 30min 34sec
• Linus Gerdemann (T-Mobile) @ 1hr 30min 47sec
• Christopher Moreau (Ag2r) @ 1hr 33min 6sec
• Vladimir Gusev (Discovery) @ 1hr 33min 50sec
• Moises Duenas Nevado (Agritubel) @ 1hr 36min 33sec
• Bram Tankink (Quick Step) @ 1hr 36min 44sec
• Marzio Bruseghin (Lampre) s.t.
• Carlos Barredo (Quick Step) @ 1hr 36min 46sec
• Iñigo Landaluze (Euskaltel) @ 1hr 36min 50sec
• Ludovic Turpin (Ag2r) @ 1hr 44min 54sec
• Charles Wegelius (Liquigas) @ 1hr 46min 25sec
• Xavier Florencio (Bouygues Telecom) @ 1hr 52min 19sec
• Christian Knees (Milram) @ 1hr 53min 23sec
• Gorka Verdugo (Euskaltel) @ 1hr 53min 32sec
• David de la Fuente (Saunier Duval) @ 1hr 54min 50sec
• Ruben Perez (Euskaltel) @ 1hr 56min 15sec
• Iñigo Cuesta (CSC) @ 1hr 58min 45sec
• José Luis Arrieta (Ag2r) @ 2hr 0min 7sec
• Iker Camano (Saunier Duval) @ 2hr 5min 17sec
• John Gadret (Ag2r) @ 2hr 6min 50sec
• Cédric Vasseur (Quick Step) @ 2hr 8min 14sec
• Dario David Cioni (Predictor-Lotto) @ 2hr 10min 42sec
• Nicolas Portal (CAisse d'Epargne) @ 2hr 15min 14sec
• Laurent Lefevre (Bouygues Telecom) @ 2hr 15min 17sec
• Michael Albasini (Liquigas) @ 2hr 18min 35sec
• Fabian Wegmann (Gerolsteiner) @ 2hr 19min 36sec
• Egoi Martinez (Discovery) @ 2hr 20min 16sec
• Axel Merckx (T-Mobile) @ 2hr 21min 0sec
• Johan Van Summeren (Predictor-Lotto) @ 2hr 21min 57sec
• Thomas Lövkvist (FDJ) @ 2hr 22min 50sec
• Sergio Paulinho (Discovery) @ 2hr 23min 31sec
• Thomas Voeckler (Bouygues Telecom) @ 2hr 24min 34sec
• Kurt-Asle Arvesen (CSC) @ 2hr 24min 36sec
• Jérôme Pineau (Bouygues Telecom) @ 2hr 24min 59sec
• David Millar (Saunier Duval) @ 2hr 32min 7sec
• Mario Aerts (Predictor-Lotto) @ 2hr 32min 58sec
• Sandy Casar (FDJ) @ 2hr 33min 46sec
• Francisco Perez (Caisse d'Epargne) @ 2hr 37min 25sec
• Frederik Willems (Liquigas) @ 2hr 37min 30sec
• Martin Elmiger (Ag2r) @ 2hr 37min 41sec
• Andriy Grivko (Milram) @ 2hr 41min 41sec
• Kjell Carlström (Liquigas) @ 2hr 39min 34sec
• Christophe Rinero (Saunier Duval) @ 2hr 40min 59sec
• Erik Zabel (Milram) @ 2hr 42min 28sec
• Juan Miguel Mercado (Agritubel) @ 2hr 44min 27sec
• Ronny Scholz (Gerolsteiner) @ 2hr 44min 39sec
• Jorge Azanza (Euskaltel) @ 2hr 50min 30sec
• Benoît Vaugrenard (FDJ) @ 2hr 50min 54sec
• Pierrick Fedrigo (Bouygues Telecom) @ 2hr 53min 42sec
• Juan Antonio Flecha (Rabobank) @ 2hr 55min 58sec
• Grischa Niermann (Rabobank) @ 2hr 56min 9sec
• Stefan Schumacher (Gerolsteiner) @ 2hr 56min 30sec
• Alessandro Ballan (Lampre) @ 2hr 57min 5sec
• Aleksandr Kuchynski (Liquigas) @ 2hr 58min 46sec
• Iñaki Isasi (Euskaltel) @ 2hr 59min 37sec
• José Vicente Garcia Acosta (Caisse d'Epargne) @ 3hr 0min 38sec
• Nicolas Vogondy (Agritubel) @ 3hr 0min 50sec
• Johann Tschopp (Bouygues Telecom) @ 3hr 7min 19sec
• Simon Gerrans (Ag2r) @ 3hr 9min 19sec
• Paolo Bossoni (Lampre) @ 3hr 9min 56sec
• Daniele Righi (Lampre) @ 3hr 10min 35sec
• Lilian Jégou (FDJ) @ 3hr 14min 11sec
• Anthony Geslin (Bouygues Telecom) @ 3hr 14min 15sec
• Alexander Efimkin (Barloworld) @ 3hr 14min 19sec
• Fabian Cancellara (CSC) @ 3hr 15min 48sec
• Murilo Fischer (Liquigas) @ 3hr 16min 8sec
• Freddy Bichot (Agritubel) @ 3hr 16min 58sec
• David Cañada (Saunier Duval) @ 3hr 17min 19sec
• Sébastien Rosseler (Quick Step) @ 3hr 18min 25sec
• Bert Grabswch (T-Mobile) @ 3hr 18min 58sec
• Félix Rafael Cardenas (Barloworld) s.t.
• Julian Dean (Credit Agricole) @ 3hr 21min 57sec
• Matteo Tosatto (Quick Step) @ 3hr 22min 14sec
• William Bonnet (Credit Agricole) @ 3hr 22min 59sec
• Leif Hoste (Predictor Lotto) @ 3hr 23min 2sec
• Giampaolo Cheula (Barloworld) @ 3hr 23min 11sec
• Mathieu Ladagnous (FDJ) @ 3hr 23min 17sec
• Manuel Quinziato (Liquigas) @ 3hr 23min 42sec
• Nicolas Jalabert (Agritubel) @ 3hr 24min 2sec
• Benjamin Noval (Discovery) @ 3hr 24min 13sec
• Ralf Grabsch (Milram) @ 3hr 24min 35sec
• Mickael Delage (FDJ) @ 3hr 24min 46sec
• Robert Hunter (Barloworld) @ 3hr 26min 12sec
• Tom Boonen (Quick Step) @ 3hr 26min 19sec
• Marcel Sieberg (Milram) @ 3hr 26min 48sec
• Bernhard Eisel (T-Mobile) @ 3hr 26min 57sec
• Alessandro Cortinovis (Milram) @ 3hr 27min 4sec
• Steven De Jongh (Quick Step) @ 3hr 27min 45sec
• Paolo Longo Borghini (Barloworld) @ 3hr 27min 48sec
• Benoît Salmon (Agritubel) @ 3hr 28min 59sec
• Claudio Corioni (Lampre) @ 3hr 29min 26sec
• Marcus Burghardt (T-Mobile) @ 3hr 29min 37sec
• Pieter Weening (Rabobank) @ 3hr 31min 49sec
• Heinrich Haussler (Gerolsteiner) @ 3hr 32min 30sec
• Sébastien Chavanel (FDJ) @ 3hr 35min 25sec
• Enrico Poitschke (Milram) @ 3hr 35min 28sec
• Sébastien Hinault (Credit Agricole) @ 3hr 35min 37sec
• Peter Wrolich (Gerolsteiner) @ 3hr 36min 5sec
• Bram de Groot (Rabobank) 2 3hr 37min 46sec
• Robert Förster (Gerolsteiner) @ 3hr 40min 10sec
• Anthony Charteau (Credit Agricole) @ 3hr 40min 44sec
• Sven Krauss (Gerolsteiner) @ 3hr 40min 51sec
• Gert Steegmans (Quick Step) @ 3hr 41min 38sec
• Thor Hushovd (Credit Agricole) @ 3hr 41min 57sec
• Geriant Thomas (Barloworld) @ 3hr 46min 51sec
• Wim Vansevenant (Predictor-Lotto) @ 3hr 52min 54sec
• Mauricio Soler (Barloworld): 206 points
• Alberto Contador (Discovery): 128
• Yaroslav Popovych (Discovery): 105
• Cadel EVans (Predictor-Lotto): 92
• Laurent Lefevre (Bouygues Telecom): 85
• Juan Manuel Garate (Quick Step): 77
• Carlos Sastre (CSC): 74
• Juan José Cobo (Saunier Duval): 68
• Levi Leipheimer (Discovery): 64
• Haimar Zubeldia (Euskaltel): 64
• Tom Boonen (Quick Step): 256 points
• Robert Hunter (Barloworld): 234
• Erik Zabel (Milram) 232
• Thor Hushovd (Credit Agricole): 186
• Sébastien Chavanel (FDJ): 181
• Daniele Bennati (Lampre): 160
• Robert Förster (Gerolsteiner): 140
• Fabian Cancellara (CSC): 112
• Cadel Evans (Predictor-Lotto): 109
• Alberto Contador (Discovery): 88
• Alberto Contador (Discovery) 91hr 26sec
• Kanstantsin Sivtsov (Barloworld) @ 1hr 15min 16sec

Team Classification

• Discovery 273hr 12min 52sec
• CSC @ 19min 36sec
• Caisse d'Epargne @ 22min 10sec
• Rabobank @ 36min 24sec
• Euskaltel @ 46min 46sec
• Saunier Duval @ 1hr 44min 33sec
• Predictor-Lotto @ 1hr 50min 21sec
• Lampre @ 2hr 19min 41sec
• Credit Agricole @ 2hr 25min 44sec
• Ag2r @ 2hr 26min 8sec

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The stages and results with running GC:

Prologue: Saturday, July 7, London - London, 7.9 km

Stage 1: Sunday, July 8, London - Canterbury, 203 km

Stage 2: Monday, July 9, Dunkirk - Gent, 168.5 km

The Tour transfers to the continent for the start in Dunkirk, France.

Stage 3: Tuesday, July 10, Waregem - Compiègne, 236.5 km

Stage 4: Wednesday, July 11, Villers-Cotterêts - Joigny, 193 km

Stage 5: Thursday, July 12, 184 km, Chablis - Autun, 182.5 km

The finish: Filippo Pozzato wins the stage. Cancellara is in that lead group so he stays in Yellow. Vinokourov comes in about 1 minute 17 seconds later.

4 km to go: On the start of a very scary-ass descent Vino has hooked up with the Tom Boonen group and is getting help.

10 kilometers to go: Unbelievable! Vinokourov is on the final climb. He has burned off all of his team and is chasing solo. He's within a minute of the field as he makes his way through the dropped riders. What a champion!

Flash: 8:00 AM, PDT: Alexandre Vinokourov has crashed with about 20 kilometers to go in the stage. 6 of his teammates (less Kloden) have dropped back to pace him back. The gap to the peloton is over 2 minutes and Vinokourov seems to be really hurt.

Stage 6: Friday, July 13, Semur-en-Auxois - Bourg-en-Bresse, 199.5 km

Stage 7: Saturday, July 14, Bourg-en-Bresse - Le Grand-Bornand, 197.5 km

Results. It looks like all of the major GC contenders came in at 3min 38sec in the group led in by Garate:

Stage 8: Sunday, July 15, Le Grand-Bornand - Tignes, 165 km. Hilltop finish

Rest Day: Monday 16 July 2007, Tignes

Stage 9: Tuesday, July 17, Val-d'Isère - Briançon, 161 km.

Stage10: Wednesday, July 18, Tallard - Marseille, 229 km.

Stage 11: Thursday, July 19, Marseille - Montpellier, 182.5 km

Stage 12: Friday, July 20, 179 km, Montpellier - Castres, 178.5 km.

Stage 13: Saturday, July 21, Albi - Albi 54 km individual time trial

Stage 14: Sunday, July 22, Mazamet - Plateau-de-Beille, 197 km

Stage 15: Monday, July 23: Foix - Loudenvielle-Le Louron, 196 km.

Rest Day: Tuesday, July 24, Pau

Stage 16: Wednesday, July 25, Orthez - Gourette-Col d'Aubisque, 218.5 km. Hilltop finish.

Stage 17: Thursday, July 26, Pau - Castelsarrasin, 188.5 km

Stage 18: Friday, July 27, Cahors - Angoulême, 211 km

Stage 19: Saturday, July 28, Cognac - Angoulême 55.5 km individual time trial

Stage 20: Sunday, July 29, Marcoussis - Paris Champs-Élysées, 146 km.

Complete final 2007 Tour de France General Classification

Route details :

Running from Saturday July 7th to Sunday July 29th 2007, the 94th Tour de France will be made up of a prologue and 20 stages and will cover a total distance of 3,550 kilometres.

These 20 stages have the following profiles:

Distinctive aspects of the race:

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• 11 PEREIRO Óscar
• 12 ARROYO David
• 13 GARCÍA ACOSTA José Vicente
• 14 GUTIÉRREZ José Iván
• 15 KARPETS Vladimir
• 16 PÉREZ Francisco
• 17 PORTAL Nicolas
• 18 VALVERDE Alejandro
• 19 ZANDIO Xabier (DNF #4)
• 21 ROGERS Michael (DNF #8)
• 22 BURGHARDT Marcus *
• 23 CAVENDISH Mark * (DNF #8)
• 24 EISEL Bernhard
• 25 GERDEMANN Linus *
• 26 GRABSCH Bert
• 27 KIRCHEN Kim
• 28 MERCKX Axel
• 29 SINKEWITZ Patrik (DNS #9)
• 31 SASTRE Carlos
• 32 ARVESEN Kurt-Asle
• 33 CANCELLARA Fabian
• 34 CUESTA Iñigo
• 35 O'GRADY Stuart (DNF #8)
• 36 SCHLECK Fränk
• 37 VANDE VELDE Christian
• 38 VOIGT Jens
• 39 ZABRISKIE David (OTL #11)
• 41 EVANS Cadel
• 42 AERTS Mario
• 43 CIONI Dario David
• 44 HORNER Chris
• 45 HOSTE Leif
• 46 MCEWEN Robbie (OTL #8)
• 47 RODRIGUEZ Fred (DNF #15)
• 48 VANSUMMEREN Johan
• 49 VANSEVENANT Wim
• 51 MENCHOV Denis (DNF #17)
• 52 BOOGERD Michael (OUT)
• 53 DE GROOT Bram
• 54 DEKKER Thomas *
• 55 FLECHA Juan Antonio
• 56 FREIRE Óscar (OUT)
• 57 NIERMANN Grischa
• 58 RASMUSSEN Michael (DNS #17)
• 59 WEENING Pieter
• 61 MOREAU Christophe
• 62 ARRIETA José Luis
• 63 CALZATI Sylvain (DNF #11)
• 64 DESSEL Cyril (DNF #15)
• 65 ELMIGER Martin
• 66 GADRET John
• 67 GERRANS Simon
• 68 GOUBERT Stéphane
• 69 TURPIN Ludovic
• 71 ZUBELDIA Haimar
• 72 ANTÓN Igor * (DNF #11)
• 73 ASTARLOZA Mikel
• 74 AZANZA Jorge *
• 75 ISASI Iñaki
• 76 LANDALUZE Iñigo
• 77 PÉREZ Rubén
• 78 TXURRUKA Amets *
• 79 VERDUGO Gorka
• 81 BALLAN Alessandro
• 82 BENNATI Daniele
• 83 BOSSONI Paolo
• 84 BRUSEGHIN Marzio
• 85 CORIONI Claudio *
• 86 NAPOLITANO Danilo (OTL #8)
• 87 RIGHI Daniele
• 88 VALJAVEC Tadej
• 89 VILA Francisco Javier
• 91 SCHUMACHER Stefan
• 92 FÖRSTER Robert
• 93 FOTHEN Markus
• 94 HAUSSLER Heinrich *
• 95 KOHL Bernhard *
• 96 KRAUß Sven *
• 97 SCHOLZ Ronny
• 98 WEGMANN Fabian
• 99 WROLICH Peter
• 101 HUSHOVD Thor
• 102 BONNET William *
• 103 BOTCHAROV Alexandre
• 104 CHARTEAU Anthony
• 105 DEAN Julian
• 106 FOFONOV Dmitriy
• 107 HALGAND Patrice
• 108 HINAULT Sébastien
• 109 LE MÉVEL Christophe (DNF #15)
• 111 LEIPHEIMER Levi (OUT)
• 112 CONTADOR Alberto *
• 113 GUSEV Vladimir *
• 114 HINCAPIE George
• 115 MARTÍNEZ Egoi
• 116 NOVAL Benjamín
• 117 PAULINHO Sérgio Miguel
• 118 POPOVYCH Yaroslav
• 119 VAITKUS Tomas * (DNS #3)
• 121 FÉDRIGO Pierrick
• 122 CLEMENT Stef * (OTL #12)
• 123 FLORENCIO Xavier
• 124 GESLIN Anthony
• 125 LEFÈVRE Laurent
• 126 PINEAU Jérôme
• 127 SPRICK Matthieu (DNF #16)
• 128 TSCHOPP Johann *
• 129 VOECKLER Thomas
• 131 MERCADO Juan Miguel
• 132 BICHOT Freddy
• 133 DUEÑAS Moisés
• 134 FEILLU Romain * (DNF #8)
• 135 GONZALO Eduardo * (DNF #1)
• 136 HERVÉ Cédric (OTL #8)
• 137 JALABERT Nicolas
• 138 SALMON Benoît
• 139 VOGONDY Nicolas
• 141 CHAVANEL Sylvain (DNS #17)
• 142 AUGÉ Stéphane (DNS #17)
• 143 LEQUATRE Geoffroy (DNS #6)
• 144 MORENI Cristian (DNS #17)
• 145 NUYENS Nick (DNS #17)
• 146 PARRA Iván Ramiro (DNF #8)
• 147 SCHEIRLINCKX Staf (DNS #17)
• 148 VERBRUGGHE Rik (DNS #17)
• 149 WIGGINS Bradley (DNS #17)
• 151 POZZATO Filippo (DNS #15)
• 152 ALBASINI Michael
• 153 BELTRÁN Manuel
• 154 CARLSTRÖM Kjell
• 155 FISCHER Murilo Antonio
• 156 KUSCHYNSKI Aleksandr
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Michael Rasmussen og Tour de France 2007

Introduktion

Hvem er michael rasmussen.

Michael Rasmussen er en dansk tidligere professionel cykelrytter, der er bedst kendt for sin deltagelse i Tour de France 2007. Han blev født den 1. juni 1974 i Tønder, Danmark. Rasmussen startede sin cykelkarriere som mountainbiker, men skiftede senere til landevejscykling.

Han var kendt for sin evne til at bestige bjerge og blev ofte betragtet som en af de bedste bjergryttere i sin tid. Rasmussen opnåede flere sejre i bjergkonkurrencen i forskellige cykelløb og var også en stærk klatrer i Tour de France.

Baggrund om Tour de France

Tour de France er en årlig cykelløb, der blev første gang afholdt i 1903. Det er en af de mest prestigefyldte og udfordrende cykelløb i verden og strækker sig normalt over tre uger. Løbet består af 21 etaper, der varierer i sværhedsgrad og terræn.

Tour de France er opdelt i forskellige konkurrencer, herunder den gule trøje for den samlede vinder, den grønne trøje for pointkonkurrencen, den prikkede trøje for bjergkonkurrencen og den hvide trøje for bedste unge rytter. Løbet tiltrækker de bedste cykelryttere fra hele verden og er kendt for sin historie, drama og kontroverser.

Tour de France 2007

Optakten til løbet, kvalifikation og holdopstilling.

For at deltage i Tour de France skal rytterne kvalificere sig gennem deres resultater i andre cykelløb og gennem deres hold. Holdene består normalt af ni ryttere, der arbejder sammen for at støtte holdets leder i løbet.

I 2007 blev Michael Rasmussen udvalgt til at være holdkaptajn for det danske hold Rabobank. Han havde tidligere opnået gode resultater i bjergkonkurrencen i Tour de France og blev betragtet som en af favoritterne til at vinde den prikkede trøje.

Ruten for Tour de France 2007

Ruten for Tour de France 2007 blev afsløret i oktober 2006. Løbet startede i London, England, og fortsatte gennem forskellige regioner i Frankrig, herunder de franske alper og Pyrenæerne. Ruten var udfordrende og indeholdt flere bjergetaper, der ville teste rytternes evne til at klatre.

Den samlede distance for løbet var omkring 3.500 kilometer, og der var i alt 21 etaper. Løbet afsluttede traditionelt på Champs-Élysées i Paris.

Milepæle og begivenheder under løbet

Prolog og de første etaper.

Tour de France 2007 startede med en prolog i London, hvor rytterne konkurrerede om at opnå den hurtigste tid på en kort individuel rute. Den første etape fandt sted dagen efter prologen og førte rytterne fra London til Canterbury.

De første etaper var præget af massespurter og var ikke afgørende for den samlede stilling. Rytterne kæmpede om at opnå gode positioner og undgå ulykker på de smalle veje .

Bjergene og kampen om den gule trøje

Efter de indledende flade etaper kom rytterne til de udfordrende bjerge i Alperne og Pyrenæerne. Det var her, at kampen om den gule trøje, der symboliserer den samlede leder af løbet, begyndte at tage form.

Michael Rasmussen viste sin styrke som bjergrytter og vandt flere etaper i bjergkonkurrencen. Han tog føringen i den samlede stilling og bar den gule trøje i flere dage. Hans dominans i bjergene gjorde ham til en af favoritterne til at vinde Tour de France 2007.

Andre bemærkelsesværdige etaper

Udover bjergene var der også andre bemærkelsesværdige etaper i Tour de France 2007. Etaper som enkeltstarten og holdtidskørslen gav rytterne mulighed for at vise deres tekniske evner og samarbejdsevner.

Der var også flade etaper, hvor sprinterne havde mulighed for at konkurrere om etapesejre og point til den grønne trøje. Disse etaper var ofte præget af høj hastighed og tæt spurt.

Kontroversen omkring Michael Rasmussen

Rasmussens præstationer og dominans.

Michael Rasmussens præstationer og dominans i Tour de France 2007 blev mødt med beundring og mistanke. Hans evne til at klatre bjerge og opnå gode resultater i bjergkonkurrencen rejste spørgsmål om, hvorvidt han kunne være påvirket af doping.

Rasmussen blev også kritiseret for sin ekstremt lave kropsvægt og hans usædvanlige træningsmetoder. Disse faktorer bidrog til mistanken om, at han kunne være involveret i doping.

Mistanken om doping

Mistanken om doping omkring Michael Rasmussen blev styrket, da det kom frem, at han havde givet urigtige oplysninger om sin opholdssted til antidopingmyndighederne. Han blev midlertidigt suspenderet af sit hold og senere udelukket fra Tour de France 2007.

Der blev senere afsløret, at Rasmussen havde haft kontakt med den berygtede dopinglæge Michele Ferrari. Dette bidrog yderligere til mistanken om, at han kunne have været involveret i dopingpraksis.

Rasmussens udelukkelse fra løbet

Efter at have været i den gule trøje og være en af favoritterne til at vinde Tour de France 2007 blev Michael Rasmussen udelukket fra løbet af sit eget hold. Dette skete, efter at det kom frem, at han havde givet urigtige oplysninger om sin opholdssted under træningslejren forud for løbet.

Udelukkelsen af Rasmussen skabte stor kontrovers og diskussion i cykelverdenen. Nogle mente, at det var en korrekt beslutning, mens andre mente, at det var en uretfærdig behandling af Rasmussen.

Efterspillet og konsekvenserne

Reaktioner fra holdet og rasmussen.

Efter udelukkelsen fra Tour de France 2007 blev Michael Rasmussen fyret fra sit hold Rabobank. Han udtalte sig offentligt om sagen og fastholdt sin uskyld. Rasmussen hævdede, at hans urigtige oplysninger om sin opholdssted skyldtes en misforståelse.

Holdet Rabobank blev også kritiseret for deres håndtering af sagen. Nogle mente, at holdet skulle have taget affære tidligere og forhindret Rasmussen i at deltage i løbet.

Andre konsekvenser for Tour de France

Udelukkelsen af Michael Rasmussen og den efterfølgende kontrovers havde store konsekvenser for Tour de France. Løbet blev endnu engang ramt af dopingbeskyldninger og satte fokus på behovet for at bekæmpe doping i cykelsporten.

Denne kontrovers førte til ændringer i reglerne og procedurerne for antidopingkontrol i Tour de France og andre cykelløb. Det satte også fokus på behovet for at beskytte rytternes rettigheder og sikre retfærdig behandling.

Michael Rasmussen efter Tour de France 2007

Senere karriere og resultater.

Efter udelukkelsen fra Tour de France 2007 fortsatte Michael Rasmussen sin cykelkarriere, men hans resultater blev aldrig helt de samme som før. Han kæmpede med at finde et nyt hold og blev senere involveret i mindre cykelløb.

Rasmussen annoncerede sin pensionering fra professionel cykling i 2014. Han har sidenhen arbejdet som cykeltræner og kommentator.

Indflydelse på cykelsporten

Michael Rasmussens kontroversielle deltagelse i Tour de France 2007 havde en stor indflydelse på cykelsporten. Det satte fokus på problemet med doping og førte til øget opmærksomhed og indsats for at bekæmpe doping i cykelsporten.

Denne sag bidrog også til ændringer i holdenes og løbenes retningslinjer for antidopingkontrol. Det satte fokus på behovet for mere gennemsigtighed og ansvarlighed i sporten.

Sammenfatning af Michael Rasmussen og Tour de France 2007

Michael Rasmussen var en talentfuld cykelrytter, der deltog i Tour de France 2007 som holdkaptajn for Rabobank. Han viste sin styrke som bjergrytter og bar den gule trøje i flere dage, inden han blev udelukket fra løbet på grund af mistanke om doping.

Denne kontrovers havde store konsekvenser for både Rasmussen og Tour de France. Rasmussen blev fyret fra sit hold og hans karriere blev aldrig helt den samme. Løbet blev ramt af dopingbeskyldninger og førte til ændringer i antidopingkontrollen.

Betydningen af kontroversen

Kontroversen omkring Michael Rasmussen og Tour de France 2007 satte fokus på problemet med doping i cykelsporten og førte til øget opmærksomhed og indsats for at bekæmpe doping. Det satte også fokus på behovet for mere gennemsigtighed og ansvarlighed i sporten.

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TOUR DE FRANCE 2007 ROUTE

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The Tour de France organisers unveiled an easier but original route for the 2007 race in the hope that the race will not be marked by the doping scandals that wrecked this year?s event.

Rumours had been circulating of a stage over Mont Ventoux, forty years after the death of Tommy Simpson and a return to the Massif Central, instead organisers opted for easier mountain stages in the hope of creating a closer race.

As previously announced the Tour will start with an 8-km prologue in London on July 7 ?exactly two years after the terrorist attacks, and then roll through the Kent countryside and finish in Canterbury. After leaving England via the Channel Tunnel, the 2007 Tour will briefly visit before heading to Burgundy and then the Alps, where the first rest day will be in Tignes.

Instead of facing Mont Ventoux the riders will then head for the Pyrenees with the final and potentially decisive time trial will be held on July 28, the penultimate day of the Tour, over 55 km between Cognac and Angouleme. The traditional run in to the Champs Elysees will start outside Paris in Marcoussis, home of the national rugby team's training camp, in recognition of the 2007 World Cup being held in France.

The Etape du Tour ride will be on July 16 and follow the route of stage 15 from Foix to Loudenvielle. At 196km it is one of the toughest stages of the race and includes the Col de Portet d?Aspet, the unknown Port de Bales and finish with the Col de Peyresourde.

A second Sportif event called the L?Etape de Legende will be organised on September 23 with the ride starting in Strasbourg and finishing at the summit of the Ballon d?Alsace.

ROUTE DETAILS

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New race director Christian Prudhomme presented the 3550km route after a moving goodbye to former director Jean Marie Leblanc. He warned the riders and teams that there could be no scandal in 2007 but focused on the details of the route.

He confirmed that for a second year there will be no team time trial early on with the first individual time trial on stage 13 around Albi near the Pyrenees.

The mountain stages start softly on stage 7 to Le Grand Bornand on July 14, but then get serious the day after with the 165km stage and uphill finish to Tignes. After the first rest day on Monday July 16, the Tour climbs over the legendary Galibier.

The Pyrenees come after the 54km time trial around Albi with an uphill finish at Plateau di Beille and then the tough Foix to Loudenvielle stage. After the second rest day in Pau the Pyrenees end in Gourette at the summit of the Col d?Aubisque.

The final 55km time trial on Saturday July 28 is from Cognac to Angouleme is north of Bordeaux before the TGV transfer north to Paris.

Saturday July 7, Prologue, London, 8km

Sunday July 8, Stage 1, London ? Canterbury, 203km

Monday July 9, Stage 2, Dunkirk ? Ghent, 167km

Tuesday July 10, Stage 3, Waregem ? Compiégne, 236km

Wednesday July 11, Stage 4, Vilers-cotterets? Joigny, 190km

Thursday July 12, Stage 5, Chablis ? Auten, 184km

Friday July 13, Stage 6, Semur-en-Auxois ? Bourg-en-Bresse, 200km

Saturday July 14, Stage 7, Bourg-en-Bresse ? Le Grand-Bornand, 197km

Sunday July 15, Stage 8, Le Grand-Bornand ? Tignes, 165km

Monday July 16, Rest Day

Tuesday July 17, Stage 9, Val-d?Isére ? Briancon, 161km

Wednesday July 18, Stage 10, Tallard ? Marseille, 229km

Thursday July 19, Stage 11, Marseille ? Montpellier, 180km

Friday July 20, Stage 12, Montpellier ? Castres, 179km

Saturday July 21, Stage 13, Albi ? Albi, 54km ITT

Sunday July 22, Stage 14, Mazamet ? Plateau-de-Beille, 197km

Monday July 23, Stage 15, Foix ? Loudenvielle-Le Louron, 196km

Tuesday July 24, Rest day

Wednesday July 25, Stage 16, Orthez ? Col d?Aubisque, 218km

Thursday July 26, Stage 17, Pau ? Castelsarrasin, 188km

Friday July 27, Stage 18, Cahors ? Angouléme, 210km

Saturday July 28, Stage 19, Cognac ? Angouléme, 55km ITT

Sunday July 28, Stage 20, Marcoussis ? Champs-Élysées, 130km

ETAPE DU TOUR: Foix ? Loudenvielle-Le Louron, 196km (Monday, July 16)

Tour de France website: www.letour.com.

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