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Rojas,Despojadodelverde MUNDO DEPORTIVO Jueves 7dejulio de 2011 POLIDEPORTIVO Ciclismo/Tour 25 El campeón de España fue sancionado por una maniobra antirreglamentaria 6. Bradley Wiggins (GBR/Sky).í............... d. CLASIFICACIONES 7. Geraint Thomas (GBR/Sky).a........... 12” 8. Edvald Boasson Hagen (Nor/Sky) .í.... d. 5ª etapa 9. Jakob Fuglsang (Din/Leopard Trek) .íd. Rojas, despojado del verde 10. Andy Schleck (Lux/Leopard Trek).í..... d. Carhaix-Cap Fréhel (158 kms) 11. Tony Martin (Ale/HTC) .a................. 13” 1. Mark Cavendish (GBR/HTC) .3. h.38'32” 12. Peter Velits (Svq/HTC).í........................ d. S. Durán Cap Fréhel tres yseis respectivamente) hasta progresado, pasa mejor las subi- 2. Philippe Gilbert (Bel/Omega).í............ d. 13. Christopher Horner (USA/Rad).a..... 18” que en la Volta aCatalunya rom- das yesto nos da esperanzas de 3. José Joaquín Rojas (ESP/Movistar).í... d. 14. Levi Leipheimer (USA/RadioShack).í.. d. n José Joaquín Rojas, campeón pió la malaracha después de ha- que hará algo bonito. Llega donde 4. Tony Gallopin (Fra/Cofidis) .í............... d. 15. Robert Gesink (Hol/Rabobank) .a... 20” de España de ruta, murciano de cer dos segundos. En el Campeona- normalmente no llegan los sprin- 5. Geraint Thomas (GBR/Sky) .í............... d. 16. Alexandre Vinokourov (Kaz/Ast).a.. 32” Cieza, está experimentando en su to de España aguantó aContador ters puros yenelequipo ya ha 6. André Greipel (Ale/Omega) .í.............. d. 17. Philippe Gilbert (Bel/Omega) .a...... 33” segundo Tour sensaciones nunca en la última subida al Desierto de adquirido un 'status'. Durante la 7. Sébastien Hinault (Fra/AG2R) .í.......... d. 18. J. Van Den Broeck (Bel/Ome).a....... 39” vividas. El hermano menor del Las Palmas para batirle al sprint etapa va protegido por sus compa- 8. William Bonnet (Fra/FdJ) .í.................. d. 19. Carlos Barredo (ESP/Rabobank).a... 40” malogrado Mariano, que falleció en Castellón. ñeros yenlas llegadas es Ventoso 9. Daniel Oss (Ita/Liquigas) .í................... d. 20. Cyril Gautier (Fra/Europcar) .a......... 58” en accidente de coche en junio de Es un poco como Freire, un el encargado de estar con él. No 10. Thor Hushovd (Nor/Garmin) .í............ d. 21. Ivan Basso (Ita/Liquigas) .a........... 1'03” 1996, lució hasta ayer el maillot de sprinter que pasa bien las subidas tiene un 'tren' como Cavendish, Fa- 11. Cadel Evans (Aus/BMC) .í.................... d. 22. Kevin De Weert (Bel/Quickstep) a1'04” verde de la regularidad. Una ma- ynonecesita un 'tren' para buscar rrar oPetacchi porque en el ciclis- 12. Andreas Klöden (Ale/RadioShack) .í.. d. 23. Linus Gerdemann (Ale/Leo).a...... 1'06” niobra antirreglamentaria en el la victoria.“Con Ventoso me bas- mo español no hay cultura de 13. Arnold Jeannesson (Fra/FdJ) .í............ d. 24. Nicolas Roche (Irl/AG2R).a............ 1'12” sprint intermedio, en la que cerró to ymesobro”, dice el murciano. sprint. Pero en Mûr de Bretagne 14. Stuart O'Grady (Aus/Leopard Trek).í.. d. 25. Damiano Cunego (Ita/Lampre) .í....... d. aTom Boonen yéste auncorre- Yvan Ledanois, director de Movis- fue el único sprinter, junto aHus- 15. Jurgen Van Den Broeck (Bel/Ome) .í. d. 26. Egor Silin (Rus/Katusha) .í................... d. dor del Cofidis, propició que el ju- tar, dice de José Joaquín que “ha hovd, que llegó delante” ܘ 16. Roman Kreuziger (Che/Astana) .í....... d. 27. José Joaquín Rojas (ESP/Mov) .a.. 1'15” rado técnico descalificase alos 17. Rob Ruijgh (Hol/Vacansoleil).í............ d. 28. Thomas Voeckler (Fra/Europcar).í...... d. dos primeros, con lo que el espa- 18. Bradley Wiggins (GBR/Sky).í............... d. 29. Rigoberto Urán (Col/Sky).a........... 1'18” ñoldeMovistar fue despojado de 19. Anthony Roux (Fra/FdJ) .í.................... d. 30. Jérôme Pineau (Fra/Quickstep) .a 1'21” la prenda al término de la etapa. 20. Nicolas Roche (Irl/AG2R) .í................... d. 31. Sylvain Chavanel (Fra/Quickstep) .í.... d. Este inconveniente no hará 21. Denis Galimzyanov (Rus/Katusha) .í.. d. 32. Ryder Hesjedal (Can/Garmin) .a... 1'22” más que aumentar el empeño de 22. Cyril Gautier (Fra/Europcar) .í.............. d. 33. Vladimir Gusev (Rus/Katusha) .a.. 1'29” Rojas por volver arecuperar el 23. Jakob Fuglsang (Din/Leopard Trek).í. d. 34. Vladimir Karpets (Rus/Katusha) .í....... d. liderato de la regularidad yhace 24. Jérôme Pineau (Fra/Quickstep) .í....... d. 35. Björn Leukemans (Bel/Vac).a....... 1'31” buenas sus palabras de antes de la 25. Samuel Sánchez (ESP/Euskaltel).í....... d. 36. Bauke Mollema (Hol/Rab) .a........ 1'34” etapa, cuando aseguraba que “el 26. Tony Martin (Ale/HTC).í....................... d. 37. Dmitriy Fofonov (Kaz/Astana) .í......... d. sprint intermedio aveces es más 27. Björn Leukemans (Bel/Vacansoleil) .í. d. 38. Gianni Meersman (Bel/FdJ).a....... 1'38” duro que la llegada porque hay 28. Alexandre Vinokourov (Kaz/Astana).íd. 39. Alberto Contador (ESP/Saxo B.) a1'42” etapas en las que los sprinters no 29. Julien El Fares (Fra/Cofidis) .í............... d. 40. Rein Taaramae (Est/Cofidis) .a...... 1'45” tienen opción ypor ello el sprint 30. Edvald Boasson Hagen (Nor/Sky).í..... d. 41. Alexandr Kolobnev (Rus/Katusha) .í... d. intermedio se disputa como una 31. George Hincapie (USA/BMC) .í............ d. 42. Luis León Sánchez (ESP/Rab).a.... 1'49” meta”. 32. Kevin De Weert (Bel/Quickstep) .í...... d. 43. Thomas Danielson (USA/Gar) .a... 1'57” Cuando falleció Mariano, José 33. Dmitriy Fofonov (Kaz/Astana) .í.......... d. 44. Christian Vande Velde (USA/Gar).í..... d. Joaquín sólo tenía once años pero 34. Alexandr Kolobnev (Rus/Katusha) .í.. d. 45. Maxime Monfort (Bel/Leo).a........ 2'00” pudover asuhermano mayor co- 35. Alberto Contador (ESP/Saxo Bank) .í. d. 49. Haimar Zubeldia (ESP/Rad).a....... 2'24” rrer un Tour, el de 1995. Ya enton- 36. Christopher Horner (USA/Rad) .í......... d. 53. Samuel Sánchez (ESP/Euskaltel)a2'36” ces sabía que él también sería ci- 37. José Iván Gutiérrez (ESP/Movistar) .í. d. 64. Beñat Intxausti (ESP/Movistar) .a. 3'06” clista. Pasó aprofesional en el Li- 38. Damiano Cunego (Ita/Lampre) .í........ d. 68. Gorka Verdugo (ESP/Euskaltel) .a 3'20” berty en 2006ysu primera victo- 39. Jerome Coppel (Fra/Saur) .í................ d. 75. Amets Txurruka (ESP/Euskaltel).a 3'59” rialellegó en una etapa de la Vuel- 40. David Millar (GBR/Garmin) .í............... d. 80. Markel Irizar (ESP/RadioShack) .a 4'21” ta aMurcia. Este año es el de su 41. Frank Schleck (Lux/Leopard Trek).í.... d. 83. Juan Manuel Gárate (ESP/Rab) .a 4'28” 'explosión'. Tras ganar una etapa 45. Carlos Barredo (ESP/Rabobank) .í....... d. 95. José Iván Gutiérrez (ESP/Mov) .a. 5'38” en Mallorca se hartódehacer se- 46. Haimar Zubeldia (ESP/RadioShack) .íd. 106. Alán Pérez (ESP/Euskaltel) .a........ 7'13” gundos yterceros puestos (lleva Rojas se vistió el maillot verde en el podio de Cap Fréhel que luego le fue despojado FOTO: AP 48. Ivan Basso (Ita/Liquigas) .í.................. d. 107. Imanol Erviti (ESP/Movistar) .a..... 7'15” 49. Andy Schleck (Lux/Leopard Trek).í..... d. 115. Juan Antonio Flecha (ESP/Sky) a8'14” 51. Gorka Verdugo (ESP/Euskaltel).í......... d. 125. Rubén Pérez (ESP/Euskaltel) .a..... 8'53” TODAS LAS ETAPAS, DÍA ADÍA 60. Luis León Sánchez (ESP/Rabobank).í. d. 132. Egoi Martínez (ESP/Euskaltel) .a... 9'26” 69. Egoi Martínez (ESP/Euskaltel) .í.......... d. 152. Benjamín Noval (ESP/Saxo B.) .a 11'24” ETAPA DIA ITINERARIO KMS GANADOR LÍDER MONTAÑA REGULARIDAD 70. Imanol Erviti (ESP/Movistar) .í............. d. 154. Fco. José Ventoso (ESP/Mov).a.. 11'34” 76. Rubén Pérez (ESP/Euskaltel) .í............ d. 1ª 2/07 Passage de Gois -Les Herbiers 191 P. Gilbert P. Gilbert P. Gilbert P. Gilbert 158. David Arroyo (ESP/Movistar) .a.. 11'52” 77. Alán Pérez (ESP/Euskaltel) .í................ d. 163. Xabier Zandio (ESP/Sky) .a......... 13'16” 2ª 3/07 Les Essarts -Les Essarts (CRE) 23 Garmin T. Hushovd P. Gilbert P. Gilbert 80. Juan Manuel Gárate (ESP/Rab) .í........ d. 177. Pablo Urtasun (ESP/Euskaltel) a14'23” 3ª 4/07 Olonne-sur-Mer -Redon 198 T. Farrar T. Hushovd P. Gilbert J.J. Rojas 85. Markel Irizar (ESP/RadioShack).í......... d. 187. Daniel Navarro (ESP/Saxo B.).a.. 19'45” 4ª 5/07 Lorient -Mur de Bretagne 172 C. Evans T. Hushovd C. Evans J.J. Rojas 99. David Arroyo (ESP/Movistar).í............. d. 188. Gorka Izagirre (ESP/Euskaltel) .a 20'13” 5ª 6/07 Carhaix -Cap Fréhel 158 M. Cavendish T. Hushovd C. Evans P. Gilbert 103. Beñat Intxausti (ESP/Movistar) .í........ d. 190. Iván Velasco (ESP/Euskaltel) .a.. 21'53” ETAPA6ª 7/07DIA ITINERARIODinan -Lisieux KMS226 DIFIC. JUICIO DE LA ETAPA 111. Amets Txurruka (ESP/Euskaltel).a... 25” 191. Jesús Hernández (ESP/Saxo B.)a22'38” 6ª7ª 7/078/07 DinanLe Mans-L-Cisieuxhateauroux 226215 ·· Segunda oportunidad clara de sprint masivo 122. Benjamín Noval (ESP/Saxo Bank).a 36” 195 yúltimo. V. Jerome (Fra/Eur).a... 33'57” 7ª8ª 8/079/07 LeAigurandeMans -C-Shateaurouxuper Besse Sancy 215190 ·· Jornadaalsprintamenosqueelpelotónseduermayllegueunafuga 147. Pablo Urtasun (ESP/Euskaltel).a... 1'49” 8ª9ª 10/079/07 AigurandeIssoire -Saint-Flour-Super Besse Sancy 190208 ··· Llegada en un 'tercera' asequible para los favoritos 151. Juan Antonio Flecha (ESP/Sky) .a 1'57” Puntos 10ª9ª 10/0712/07 IssoireAurillac-S-Caint-Flourarmaux 208161 ··· Etapa de sube ybaja con final suave 155. Xabier Zandio (ESP/Sky) .a............ 2'34” 165. Daniel Navarro (ESP/Saxo Bank)a2'46” 1. Philippe Gilbert (Bel/Omega) .1.... 20 p. 10ª11ª 12/0713/07 AurillacBlaye-les-Mines-Carmaux-Lavaur 161168 ·· Jornada que sigue alaprimera de reposo. Osprint ofuga 168. Francisco José Ventoso (ESP/Mov).í... d. 2. José Joaquín Rojas (ESP/Movistar) 112 11ª12ª 13/0714/07 Blaye-les-MinesCugnaux -Luz Ardiden-Lavaur 168209 ·· Última oportunidad para los sprinters antes de los Pirineos 174.
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