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The Tour de l'Aude, the oldest UCI women's race, will take place May 14-23 in south-central France. The 26th edition will cover 875.3km for its 10-day duration in the department of Aude, situated between the Mediterranean Sea and the Pyrenees, terrain well-suited for a variety of stages. The French stage race regularly attracts the top talent of the international women's peloton and the 2010 edition is no exception as last year's top three finishers and all the classification winners are once again ...
Tour de l'Aude Cycliste FĂ©minin Stages
Prologue
- Location:
- Gruissan (ITT)
- Distance:
- 3.9 km
Stage 1
- Location:
- Rieux Minervois
- Distance:
- 117 km
Stage 2
- Location:
- Clermont l'HĂ©rault (TTT)
- Distance:
- 35.4 km
Stage 3
- Location:
- Lezignan Corbières
- Distance:
- 110 km
Stage 4
- Location:
- Osseja
- Distance:
- 97 km
Stage 5
- Location:
- Amelie Les Bains
- Distance:
- 104.5 km
Stage 6
- Location:
- Castelnaudary
- Distance:
- 100 km
Stage 7
- Location:
- Limoux - Roquefeuil
- Distance:
- 105 km
Stage 8
- Location:
- Aunat - Limoux
- Distance:
- 112 km
Stage 9
- Location:
- Carcassonne
- Distance:
- 90.5 km
Tour de l'Aude Cycliste FĂ©minin Race photos
Ina Yoko Teutenberg (HTC - Columbia Women)Cycling) takes her 21st stage win in Aude ahead of Marianne Vos (Nederland Bloeit) and Angela Hennig (Noris).
- Emma Pooley (Cervelo Test Team) took the stage, eight seconds ahead of Mara Abbott (United States) and 2:18 minutes ahead of Emma Johansson (Redsun Cycling Team).
- Ina Yoko Teutenberg (HTC - Columbia Women) celebrates her sprint to her record-breaking 20th victory in Tour de l'Aude. Julia Martisova (Gauss Rdz Ormu) was second and Annemiek Van Vleuten (Nederland Bloeit) third. No other rider has won so many stages.
- The victorious Cervelo TestTeam
- Elizabeth Armitstead (Cervelo Test Team) savours her win ahead of Adrie Visser(HTC - Columbia Women) and Chantal Blaak (Leontien.nl). She also became the new leader on general classification.
- 2009 Champion, Claudia H
- The competition leaders on the presentation podium.
- The competition leaders on the podium.
- Vicki Whitelaw (Lotto Ladies Team) leads through a corner.
- Carla Ryan with team-mate and race leader Emma Pooley (Cervelo Test Team) at the front of the bunch.
- Mara Abbott (United States National Team) leads race leader Emma Pooley (Cervelo Test Team) and the rest of the break.
- The leaders crest a summit and begin to descend.
- Kath Mattis (United States National Team) takes the stage win.
- Hanka Kupfernagel (Germany) is a previous winner of this race.
- The bunch on the climb from Couiza, past the distinctive red soil.
Tour de l'Aude Cycliste FĂ©minin News
Australian champion Corset aiming for l’Aude title
Tibco hungry for European success
Stevens ready to build at Tour de l'Aude
HTC-Columbia rider pleased with progress in sophomore season
Tour de l'Aude Cycliste FĂ©minin Features
RSSTour de l'Aude Cycliste FĂ©minin start list
Participants as of May 13, 2010