whiteboytrash said:
What the fark ? Stéphane Goubert the oldest bloke in the Tour leading Valverde, Shleck, Evans, Menchov up d'Huez in pursuit of Sastre !!!! What's happened to bike racing...... not sure if anyone saw the end of the stage... the Schleck/Evans group literally dropped at the top of the mountain and all collapsed to the ground. Sure beats Contador taking a call on a mobile after winning a stage !
And this from cyclingnews:
Sastre's time would rank in 17th in the 'official' standings. The top 10 are:
1 Marco Pantani 37'35 (1997)
2 Lance Armstrong 37'36 (2004)
3 Marco Pantani 38'00 (1994)
4 Lance Armstrong 38'01 (2001)
5 Marco Pantani 38'04 (1995)
6 Jan Ullrich 38'23 (1997)
7 Floyd Landis 38'34 (2006)
8 Andreas Klöden 38'35 (2006)
9 Jan Ullrich 38'37 (2004)
10 Richard Virenque 39'02 (1997)
Not one of those top ten times is a clean time.