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Lequatre returns to defend Tour of Britain title
Geoffroy Lequatre (Agritubel) will start as number one in this year’s eight-day Tour of Britain Cycle Race to defend the title he won last year. The Frenchman heads up a strong team that includes former French road race champion Nicolas Vogondy, Christophe Laurent and Emilien Berges. Lequatre will have fierce competition in 2009 with the race featuring teams all so familiar from this year’s Tour de France like Garmin-Slipstream, Cervélo Test Team, Columbia-HTC, and Ag2r ...
Tour of Britain Stages
Stage 1
- Location:
- Scunthorpe - York
- Distance:
- 172.6 km
Stage 2
- Location:
- Darlington - Newcastle Gateshead
- Distance:
- 153.3 km
Stage 3
- Location:
- Peebles - Gretna Green
- Distance:
- 153.8 km
Stage 4
- Location:
- Blackpool
- Distance:
- 148 km
Stage 5
- Location:
- Stoke-on-Trent
- Distance:
- 134 km
Stage 6
- Location:
- Frome - Bideford
- Distance:
- 183.7 km
Stage 7
- Location:
- Hatherleigh - Yeovil
- Distance:
- 159.7 km
Stage 8
- Location:
- London
- Distance:
- 92.5 km
Tour of Britain Race photos
Ben Swift (Katusha) sprints to a win in Britain.
- Edvald Boasson Hagen (Columbia-HTC) wins the stage.
- Edvald Boasson Hagen (Columbia-HTC) made it three stage wins so far.
- Stage winner Edvald Boasson Hagen (Team Columbia - HTC) celebrates with arms in the air.
- Kai Reus (Rabobank) crosses the line in Newcastle Gateshead
- Chris Sutton (Garmin-Slipstream) takes his first win of the season at the Tour of Britain
- Italy's Michele Merlo (Barloworld)
- Michele Merlo (Barloworld) in the mountain's jersey
- Ben Swift (Katusha) wins stage seven of the Tour of Britain.
- Bradley Wiggins (Garmin-Slipstream) stopped the clock in fourth place.
- Alto Galdos (Euskaltel-Euskadi) and Filippo Savini (CSF Navigare) in the early break.
- Edvald Boasson Hagen (Columbia-HTC) on his way to his third stage win.
- Edvald Boasson Hagen (Columbia-HTC) celebrates winning the stage.
- Edvald Boasson Hagen (Team Columbia - HTC) on the podium after is stage win.
- Edvald Boasson Hagen (L, Columbia-HTC) was edged out by Alexander Kristoff (Joker-Bianchi), Martin Reimer (R, Cervelo TestTeam) finished fourth
Tour of Britain News
Merlo wins for out-going Barloworld
Italy's Merlo takes Tour of Britain's London stage, possible last win for Barloworld
Swift's win tops season's progression, says Tchmil
Swift and Pozzato give Tchmil's Katusha team one-two in Tour of Britain
Wiggins out of Britain to focus on worlds
Time trial medal the aim
Reus takes first win in Britain after horrific crash
Kai Reus fights back, wins stage and takes overall lead in Tour of Britain
Garmin's Aussies ready for battle at Tour of Britain
Sutton on the hunt for stage wins, Lowe bouncing back
Wiggins to Worlds for time trial, no road race
Froome heads to Britain ahead of Worlds and Lombardia
Downing close to securing ProTour contract
Pozzato to lead Katusha in Britain
Pozzato wins place in Italy's Worlds team