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Critérium du Dauphiné 2011

Posted published 5 June 11

Latest News from the Race

Team Sky and Great Britain climb UCI ranking after Wiggins’ Dauphiné win

US squads dominate team ranking, Spain best nation
Team Sky buoyed by Dauphine success

Yates and Brailsford proud of overall team performance
Evans "happy with second for once"

Australian finishes runner-up in Dauphiné for fourth time

Critérium du Dauphiné 2011

With the countdown now well and truly on to the Tour de France, it's time for the first of the traditional warm-up races, the Critérium du Dauphiné – eight days and 1065 kilometres of racing in this 63rd edition.

The Schleck's may be missing, as will Alberto Contador but there will be no shortage of Tour contenders with BMC's Cadel Evans favourite ahead of Sunday's prologue in St Jean de Maurienne. Also lining up will be defending champion Janez Brajkovic, Ivan Basso, Robert Gesink, Alexandre Vinokourov, Bradley Wiggins, Samuel Sanchez, Tony Martin and Juergen van den Broeck.

Stages

Critérium du Dauphiné 2011
5 June 2011 - 12 June 2011 | France | UPT (ProTour)
- Evans tests pre-Tour form with challenging Critérium du Dauphiné
- Critérium du Dauphiné past winners
- Prologue - Boom blasts to prologue win | Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne - Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne
  2011-06-05 5.4km
  
  Results | Preview
- Stage 1 - Van Den Broeck wins alone in Saint-Pierre-de-Chartreuse | Albertville - Saint-Pierre-de-Chartreuse
  2011-06-06 144km
  
  Results | Live report | Preview
- Stage 2 - Degenkolb powers to sprint win | Voiron - Lyon
  2011-06-07 179km
  
  Results | Live report | Preview
- Stage 3 - Martin untouchable in Grenoble time trial | Grenoble - Grenoble
  2011-06-08 42.5km
  
  Results | Live report | Preview
- Stage 4 - Another win for Degenkolb | La Motte-Servolex - Mâcon
  2011-06-09 173.5km
  
  Results | Live report | Preview
- Stage 5 - Kern wins big for Europcar | Parc des Oiseaux - Villars-les-Dombes - Les Gets
  2011-06-10 210km
  
  Results | Live report | Preview
- Stage 6 - Rodriguez climbs to mountaintop stage victory | Les Gets - Le Collet d’Allevard
  2011-06-11 192.5km
  
  Results | Preview
- Stage 7 - Wiggins claims Dauphiné overall victory | Pontcharra - La Toussuire
  2011-06-12 117.5km
  
  Results | Preview

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Latest Content on the Race

The final podium: Alexandre Vinokourov (Astana), Bradley Wiggins (Sky) and Cadel Evans (BMC)

Team Sky and Great Britain climb UCI ranking after Wiggins’ Dauphiné win

By Cycling News published 13 June 11

US squads dominate team ranking, Spain best nation

Team Sky works to defend the lead of Bradley Wiggins (Sky)

Team Sky buoyed by Dauphine success

By Cycling News published 13 June 11

Yates and Brailsford proud of overall team performance

Evans "happy with second for once"

By Cycling News published 13 June 11

Australian finishes runner-up in Dauphiné for fourth time

Joaquim Rodriguez (Katusha) on the podium

Rodriguez enjoyed the 'nicest' week of his career

By Cycling News published 12 June 11

First double stage winner at the Dauphiné since Hamilton in 2000

Bradley Wiggins (Team Sky) on the last climb

Wiggins honoured to add name to Dauphiné winners' list

By Stephen Farrand published 12 June 11

Team Sky racer looks forward to the Tour de France

Joaquim Rodriguez (Katusha) climbs toward victory

Rodriguez wins Dauphiné's Queen stage

By Cycling News published 11 June 11

Spaniard will focus next on Vuelta a España

Nicolas Roche (AG2R La Mondiale) is gradually finding his form after an injury-hit spring

Roche pulls out of Critérium du Dauphiné following crash

By Stephen Farrand published 11 June 11

Irishman cut and bruised after stage five spill

Ivan Basso (Liquigas-Cannondale) had a disastrous ride, losing six more minutes

Basso: There is still time before Tour's first climbs

By Cycling News published 10 June 11

Italian searches for race rhythm at Dauphine

Best young rider Rui Alberto Faria Costa (Movistar Team)

Rui Costa making amends at the Dauphiné

By Cycling News published 10 June 11

Tour de France beckoning for Portugese rider

John Degenkolb (HTC-Highroad) wins stage 4

Degenkolb proves his pedigree on stage four

By Cycling News published 10 June 11

German shows win earlier in the week was no fluke

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