Clasica Ciclista San Sebastian

Carlos Sastre (SNO) took third place in today's classic after a disappointing tour. For Lisa, Samuel Sanchez, who did rather better in France, finished ninth.

Scores: RSR=4, SNO=15
Totals: RSR=570, SNO=400

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Tour de Wallonie

Stijn Devolder (SNO) rode this five-day stage race but you'd hardly notice. For the record, he finished 38th overall. Lisa had no riders in the race.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=566, SNO=385

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Tour de France, overall

Alberto Contador (RSR) repeated last year's overall win but was pushed hard by Steve's Andy Schleck who finished second, just 39s behind after 92 hours of racing. Lisa also had had the fourth placed rider in the shape of Samuel Sanchez.

Alessandro Petacchi (RSR) took the points jersey, closely followed by Mark Cavendish and Thor Hushovd for Steve with Robbie McEwan fifth for Lisa.

Schleck finished third in the mountains classification with Contador fourth and Sanchez sixth.

Scores: RSR=113, SNO=66
LeTour: RSR=195, SNO=133
Totals: RSR=566, SNO=385

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Tour de France, stage 20

Mark Cavendish (SNO) claimed his fifth stage win of this year's Tour by repeating last year's victory on the Champs Elysées. Alessandro Petacchi was second for Lisa.

Scores: RSR=4, SNO=6
LeTour: RSR=82, SNO=67
Totals: RSR=453, SNO=319

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Tour de France, stage 19

Fabian Cancellara (RSR) win today's time trial stage. Steve's best finisher was David Millar back in seventeenth place. In spite of a better than expected effort by Andy Schleck (SNO) to claw back time, Alberto Contador increased his overall lead by thirty more seconds and will wear yellow into Paris tomorrow for Lisa.

Scores: RSR=6, SNO=0
LeTour: RSR=78, SNO=61
Totals: RSR=449, SNO=313

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Tour de France, stage 18

Mark Cavendish (SNO) took a convincing win in the traditional sprinters' finish at Bordeaux. Alessaandro Petacchi and Robbie McEwan were third and fourth for Lisa.

Alberto Contador (RSR) finished the stage safely in Yellow.

Third place was enough for Petacchi to once more reclaim the green jersey but the battle with Thor Hushovd for Steve (and possibly Cavendish too) will continue to the Champs Elysées.

Scores: RSR=3, SNO=6
LeTour: RSR=72, SNO=61
Totals: RSR=443, SNO=313

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Tour de France, stage 17

On the final mountain of this year's Tour, the fearsome Pyrenean Col du Tourmalet, Andy Schleck (SNO) took the stage win ahead of Alberto Contador for Lisa. With just tomorrow's sprint to Bordeaux, Saturday's time trial and the final procession into Paris to go, Contador's hold on the Yellow Jersey seems impregnable, barring disaster, even though he leads Schleck by just 8 seconds.

Thor Hushovd (SNO) still holds the Green Jersey but, with just four points between him and Lisa's Alessandro Petacchi in second, this battle will continue to the finish line on the Champs Elysées on Sunday.

Scores: RSR=4, SNO=6
LeTour: RSR=69, SNO=55
Totals: RSR=440, SNO=307

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Tour de France, stage 16

Slightly surprisingly for a Pyrenean stage, Thor Hushovd (SNO) finished tenth and in doing so claimed enough points to re-take the green jersey. For Lisa, Alberto Contador finished 22nd and stays in yellow through tomorrow's rest day.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=0
LeTour: RSR=65, SNO=49
Totals: RSR=436, SNO=301

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Tour de France, stage 15

Alberto Contador (RSR) took over the yellow jersey today as Thomas Voeckler won the stage for Lisa with Alessandro Ballan (SNO) second. Again the mountainous terrain left nothing for the sprinters and Alessandro Petacchi (RSR) remains in green.

Scores: RSR=12, SNO=4
LeTour: RSR=65, SNO=49
Totals: RSR=436, SNO=301

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Tour de France, stage 14

Samuel Sanchez (RSR) was third on today's first stage in the Pyrenees. Andy Schleck was fourth for Steve and retains the yellow jersey. At the end of a day that was no fun for the sprinters, Alessandro Petacchi was still in Green for Lisa.

Scores: RSR=2, SNO=1
LeTour: RSR=53, SNO=45
Totals: RSR=424, SNO=297

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Tour de France, stage 13

Mark Cavendish (SNO) won the sprint behind today's break-away winner. Alessandro Petacchi was third for Lisa to recapture the green jersey. Andy Schleck remains in yellow for Steve.

Scores: RSR=2, SNO=4
LeTour: RSR=51, SNO=44
Totals: RSR=422, SNO=296

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Tour de France, stage 12

Alberto Contador (RSR) lost out in the two-man sprint at the end of today's stage but still edged 10s nearer to Andy Schleck in the overall standings. Schleck, fifth today for Steve, remains in yellow but Thor Hushovd (SNO) used the intermediate sprints to take back the green jersey from Lisa's Alessandro Petacchi.

Scores: RSR=4, SNO=0
LeTour: RSR=49, SNO=40
Totals: RSR=420, SNO=292

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Tour de France, stage 11

Mark Cavendish (SNO) won the sprint-fest at the end of today's stage to exceed the career totals (in terms of Tour stage wins) of both Erik Zabel and Mario Cipollini. Alessandro Petacchi was second for Lisa, and this was enough to give him the green jersey.

No change at the top of the GC, so Andy Schleck remains in Yellow for Steve.

Scores: RSR=4, SNO=6
LeTour: RSR=45, SNO=40
Totals: RSR=416, SNO=292

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Tour de France, stage 10

Mark Cavendish (SNO) won the sprint for ninth place on the stage today just in front of Alessandro Petacchi for Lisa.

Andy Schleck remains in the yellow jersey for Steve and Thor Hushovd (SNO) retains the green one.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=0
LeTour: RSR=41, SNO=34
Totals: RSR=412, SNO=286

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Tour de France, stage 9

After yesterday's rest day, Alberto Contador (RSR) and Andy Schleck, for Steve, finished sixth and seventh respectively as today's Apline stage, including the legendary Col de la Madeleine, caused a major shake up in the overall standings. Schleck takes over the maillot jaune and Thor Hushovd (SNO) continues in green.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=6
LeTour: RSR=41, SNO=34
Totals: RSR=412, SNO=286

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Tour de France, stage 8

Andy Schleck (SNO) won the first Alpine stage of this year's tour with Samuel Sanchez just behind in second place for Lisa. Thor Hushovd keeps the green jersey at least two more days for Steve.

Scores: RSR=4, SNO=6
LeTour: RSR=41, SNO=28
Totals: RSR=412, SNO=280

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Tour de France, stage 7

Thomas Voeckler (RSR) took fourth place in today's hilly stage approaching the Alps. Andy Schleck was twentieth for Steve. For the second time in this year's tour, Lisa's Fabian Cancellara was ousted from the yellow jersey but Thor Hushovd (SNO) continues in green.

Scores: RSR=1, SNO=0
LeTour: RSR=37, SNO=22
Totals: RSR=408, SNO=274

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Tour de France, stage 6

Mark Cavendish (SNO) won his second stage in a row today. For Lisa, Alessandro Petacchi and Robbie McEwan were third and fourth in the sprint respectively. Fabian Cancellara (RSR) remains in the yellow jersey and Thor Hushovd keeps the green jersey for Steve after finishing tenth on the stage.

Scores: RSR=3, SNO=6
LeTour: RSR=36, SNO=22
Totals: RSR=407, SNO=274

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Tour de France, stage 5

Mark Cavendish (SNO) won today with Robbie McEwan seventh for Lisa. Fabian Cancellara (RSR) remains in the yellow jersey while Thor Hushovd, fifth today, continues in green.

Scores: RSR=0, SNO=6
LeTour: RSR=33, SNO=16
Totals: RSR=404, SNO=268

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Tour de France, stage 4

Alessandro Petacchi (RSR) pulled off another stage win as the sprinters had their way in the finale at Rheims. Robbie McEwan, also for Lisa, was fourth but Thor Hushovd (SNO) could only manage ninth place.

Fabian Cancellara (RSR) remains in yellow, with Hushovd still in green.

Scores: RSR=7, SNO=0
LeTour: RSR=33, SNO=10
Totals: RSR=404, SNO=262

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Tour de France, stage 3

Thor Hushovd (SNO) took the win from a small group at the end of today's pavé-strewn stage in Northern France. For Lisa, Fabian Cancellara finished sixth on the stage and is back in yellow tonight while Hushovd takes over the maillot vert.

Scores: RSR=6, SNO=6
LeTour: RSR=26, SNO=10
Totals: RSR=397, SNO=262

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Tour de France, stage 2

At  the end of a stage in the Ardennes, marked by GC contenders crashing towards the end, Robbie McEwan (RSR) survived to finish fourth and Thor Hushovd was seventh for Steve.

Scores: RSR=1, SNO=0
Totals: RSR=20, SNO=4
Totals: RSR=391, SNO=256

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Tour de France, stage 1

Alessandro Petacchi (RSR) emerged from the chaos of multiple crashes at the end of the first road stage to claim the win and take over the maillot vert. Robbie McEwan was fourth, also for Lisa, with Thor Hushovd (SNO) third.

Scores: RSR=7, SNO=2
LeTour: RSR=19, SNO=4
Totals: RSR=390, SNO=256


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Tour de France, prologue

Fabian Cancellara (RSR), the red-hot favourite, rode the 8.9km prologue in exactly ten minutes to win by a ten second margin and pull on the first maillot jaune of 2010. For Steve, veteran David Millar was third fastest.

Scores: RSR=12, SNO=2
LeTour: RSR=12, SNO=2
Totals: RSR=383, SNO=254

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