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TdF Stage 2: July 05, 2010Sylvian Chavanel won the second stage from Brussels to Spa and took the yellow jersey after being part of a three-men escape. There was a crash on a descent but most contenders for the yellow jersey managed to finish in the peloton. The peloton crossed the line without sprinting for the second place, as a protest against the bad roads which caused the crashes in this stage. Because of the peloton protest, there are some unexpected names in the top ten of the stage. Rien Post of The Netherlands won this first stage in the game. This is his fourth stage victory in the game, after wins in 2001 and 2002. Fellow countryman Roger Martin was second while Henk Arkesteijn, also from The Netherlands, shared third place with Tim Molloy from Ireland.
Stage 2: July 05, 2010
Results stage 2: July 05, 2010 (Top 100)
1. 40 Rien Post (The Netherlands)
2. 39 Roger Martin (The Netherlands)
3. 37 Henk Arkesteijn (The Netherlands)
37 Tim Molloy (Ireland)
5. 33 Matthias Kersten (Germany)
33 Peter Drnovsek (Slovenia)
7. 32 John Pederick (Australia)
32 Ton De Groot (The Netherlands)
9. 30 George Atkins (Australia)
30 Hans Reidt (The Netherlands)
11. 29 John Stine (USA)
29 Robert Grzegorzek (Australia)
13. 28 Adele Gibbs (Australia)
28 Anton Krijgsman (The Netherlands)
28 Brian Roth (USA)
28 Jose Maria Olazabel Da Silva Smith Jr. (Australia)
28 Keven Fitzpatrick (Canada)
28 Kevin Mathers (USA)
28 Mark Hollinger (USA)
28 Stacy Schaubmayer (USA)
28 Tom Scanlon (USA)
22. 27 Arno Koskenoja (Finland)
27 Bert Otten (The Netherlands)
27 Darren Marting (UK/England)
27 Edwin Bauer (Germany)
27 Greg Thomas (New Zealand)
27 Jeff Bull (USA)
27 Jon Stentz (USA)
27 Laura Stickney (USA)
27 Murray Mansill (Australia)
27 Ross Ogilvie (Australia)
27 The Wizz (The Netherlands)
27 Wil Gommans (The Netherlands)
27 Xiaojun Creemers (The Netherlands)
35. 26 Alonzo Martin Vandents (Singapore)
26 Glen Way (Canada)
26 Jouan Matthieu (France)
26 Mark Deska (USA)
26 Michael J. McQuillen (USA)
40. 25 Balàzs Barna (Hungary)
25 Chuck Guidry (USA)
25 Dimitri van Agterveld (The Netherlands)
25 Gert Bernstein (USA)
25 Lord Vader (United Nations)
25 Martin Evans (UK/England)
25 Mike Brad (USA)
25 Moj Ho (Czech Republic)
25 Sandra Cunliffe (UK/England)
25 Tadhg Molloy (Ireland)
50. 24 Bastin Verweij (The Netherlands)
24 Brad Sokol (Canada)
24 Emanuel Correia (Portugal)
24 Fiona G. (USA)
24 Ian Rubenzahl (Canada)
24 Jenni Collingwood (New Zealand)
24 John Harris (USA)
24 Karolina Tobiasson (Sweden)
24 Phil Hamilton (UK)
24 Vanessa Jaeger (USA)
60. 23 David Marshall (Australia)
23 David Nathans (USA)
23 Dennis O'Farrell (Australia)
23 Eb Mieghommel (The Netherlands)
23 Erix Schokker (The Netherlands)
23 Gary Timberlake (Canada)
23 John Hamill (USA)
23 Jonathan Peeters (USA)
23 L. Franke (USA)
23 Marina Frankova (Ukraine)
23 Rocky W. Meadows (USA)
23 Roy Kluten (The Netherlands)
72. 22 Achille Alberti (Switzerland)
22 Arnaud de la Losa (France)
22 Bill Greene (Canada)
22 Chris Hoekwater (USA)
22 Erik Dekker (United Arab Emirates)
22 Hermana Beer (The Netherlands)
22 Ivica Anzulovic (Croatia)
22 James D. (USA)
22 Karsten Sorst (Germany)
22 Michael Jiggins (Canada)
22 Peter Kundmüller (Germany)
22 Peter Maks (USA)
22 Ria Molanus (The Netherlands)
22 Rodrigo Arenas (Canada)
22 Rune Førsund (Norway)
22 Saverio Heyer (Italy)
22 Travis Wilkerson (USA)
22 Vratislav Kriz (Czech Republic)
90. 21 Andrew Gower (Australia)
21 Baldina Hill (Israel)
21 Bret Jaeger (USA)
21 Brian Gregg (USA)
21 Brigitte Touw (The Netherlands)
21 Charl Rossouw (UK)
21 Christoph Kersten (Germany)
21 Dave Bell (UK)
21 Gerard Voorintholt (The Netherlands)
21 Henrik Hoffmann (Denmark)
21 J. Smith (USA)
21 Jeff Fountain (USA)
21 Jeff Roux (Canada)
21 Karu Meininki (Finland)
21 Kathryn Yetter (USA)
21 Mike Ross (New Zealand)
21 Nico Wienders (France)
21 Ross Woolford (Canada)
21 Siebte Sohn (Germany)
21 Sven Ugen (Luxembourg)
21 Youen Kervella (France)
Last update: July 07, 2010. |