
For the victory it would go between team time trial specialists CSC and Discovery Channel and also the German teams Gerolsteiner and T-Mobile because they would want to show of in front of their home crowd.
The first strong time was set by Discovery Channel with 52.05.99 but when CSC reached the first checkpoint they already had 5 seconds of advantage and they only made it bigger, ending with a time of 51.40 and the stage victory, as expected with riders like Cancellara, Voigt and Julich in the team. Gerolsteiner became third and T-Mobile fifth due some material problems for Ciolek.
Stage Result
1. Team CSC 51.40.00
2. Discovery Channel +0:25
3. Gerolsteiner +0:55
...
19. Euskaltel +2.53
General Rank
1 Jens Voigt (Ger) Team CSC 5.15.55
2 Fabian Cancellara (Sui) Team CSC +0.01
3 Bobby Julich (USA) Team CSC ST
...
121. Aitor Galdos +2.53
122. Koldo Fernandez +2.53
123. Alan Perez +2.53
126. Juan Jose Oroz +2.53
129. Dionisio Galparsoro +2.53
131. Unai Uribarri +2.53
136. Jon Bru +2.54
161. Anton Luengo +4.17
2 opmerkingen:
Agree with you. Practice!!!
Seeing the last tour, time trials are the main key to Tour/Vuelta succes so why dont they train on it more ?
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