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Tour de France—2009

(July 4–26, 2009)

	Cyclist, country	Team	Behind
1.	Alberto Contador, Spain	Astana	(¹)
2.	Andy Schleck, Luxembourg	Team Saxo Bank	04:11
3.	Lance Armstrong, USA	Astana	05:24
4.	Bradley Wiggins, Great Britain	Garmin-Slipstream	06:01
5.	Frank Schleck, Luxembourg	Team Saxo Bank	06:04
6.	Andreas Kloden, Germany	Astana	06:42
7.	Vincenzo Nibali, Italy	Liquigas	07:35
8.	Christian Vande Velde, USA	Garmin-Slipstream	012:04
9.	Roman Kreuziger, Czech Republic	Liquigas	14:16
10.	Christophe Le Mevel, France	Francaise Des Jeux	14:25

1. Completed course in 85 hours, 48 minutes, and 35 seconds.

See also Lance Armstrong page.

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