Who's won what so far in the Tour de France
We are now two thirds the way through the 2009 Tour de France. A total of 15 stages have been raced, with six left to go before the race finishes in Paris on Sunday, July 26.
Just three riders have so far worn the coveted yellow jersey, awarded to the rider who has completed the race in the least amount of time.
Fabian Cancellara (Saxo Bank) won the opening time trial in Monaco on Saturday, July 4, and successfully defended the race lead to wear the jersey for six days. He was then usurped by Rinaldo Nocentini (Ag2r) after stage seven, the first Italian rider to wear the yellow jersey since Alberto Elli in 2000.
Nocentini went on to head the race for eight stages before Alberto Contador (Astana) snatched the lead after stage 15 on Sunday.
If Contador defends his race lead all the way to Paris, only three riders will have worn the yellow jersey in this year's race. Seven riders wore it in 2008, and four wore it in 2007 - when Contador last won the race.
The rider with the most stage wins is Mark Cavendish (Columbia-HTC) with four. The Manxman is the only rider to have won more than one stage in the 2009 Tour so far.
Unsurprisingly, Cavendish's Columbia-HTC team also heads the table for the most amount of wins per team although it's Astana that leads the team competition for collectively completing the race in the least amount of time.
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Great Britain is the nation with the most amount of stage wins at four, all from Mark Cavendish. France is second with three stage wins from three different riders.
For a complete guide to each stage, take a look at our 2009 Tour de France hub page>>
Overall classification top ten after stage 15
1. Alberto Contador (Spa) Astana in 63-17-56hrs
2. Lance Armstrong (USA) Astana at 1-37
3. Bradley Wiggins (GB) Garmin-Slipstream at 1-46
4. Andreas Kloden (Ger) Astana at 2-17
5. Andy Schleck (Lux) Saxo Bank at 2-26
6. Rinaldo Nocentini (Ita) Ag2r at 2-30
7. Vincenzo Nibali (Ita) Liquigas at 2-51
8. Tony Martin (Ger) Columbia-HTC at 3-07
9. Christophe Le Mevel (Fra) Francaise des Jeux at 3-09
10. Frank Schleck (Lux) Saxo Bank at 3-25
Current classification leaders after stage 15
Yellow jersey (overall): Alberto Contador
Green jersey (points): Thor Hushovd
White jersey (young rider): Andy Schleck
Polka-dot jersey (mountains): Franco Pellizotti
Team: Astana
Stage winners
Stage/winner
1 Fabian Cancellara (Swi) Saxo Bank
2 Mark Cavendish (GB) Columbia-HTC
3 Mark Cavendish (GB) Columbia-HTC
4 Astana (Team time trial)
5 Thomas Voeckler (Fra) Bbox Bouygues Telecom
6 Thor Hushovd (Nor) Cervelo
7 Brice Feillu (Fra) Agritubel
8 Luis Leon Sanchez (Spa) Caisse d'Epargne
9 Pierrick Fedrigo (Fra) Bbox Bouygues Telecom
10 Mark Cavendish (GB) Columbia-HTC
11 Mark Cavendish (GB) Columbia-HTC
12 Nicki Sorensen (Den) Saxo Bank
13 Heinrich Haussler (Ger) Cervelo
14 Serguei Ivanov (Rus) Katusha
15 Alberto Contador (Spa) Astana
In the yellow jersey
The race leader after each stage
1 Fabian Cancellara (Swi) Saxo Bank
2 Fabian Cancellara (Swi) Saxo Bank
3 Fabian Cancellara (Swi) Saxo Bank
4 Fabian Cancellara (Swi) Saxo Bank
5 Fabian Cancellara (Swi) Saxo Bank
6 Fabian Cancellara (Swi) Saxo Bank
7 Rinaldo Nocentini (Ita) Ag2r
8 Rinaldo Nocentini (Ita) Ag2r
9 Rinaldo Nocentini (Ita) Ag2r
10 Rinaldo Nocentini (Ita) Ag2r
11 Rinaldo Nocentini (Ita) Ag2r
12 Rinaldo Nocentini (Ita) Ag2r
13 Rinaldo Nocentini (Ita) Ag2r
14 Rinaldo Nocentini (Ita) Ag2r
15 Alberto Contador (Spa) Astana
Wins by team
Columbia-HTC, 4
Astana, 2
Bbox Bouygues Telecom, 2
Cervelo, 2
Saxo Bank, 2
Agritubel, 1
Caisse d'Epargne, 1
Katusha, 1
Wins by nation (excluding TTT)
Great Britain, 4
France, 3
Spain, 2
Denmark, 1
Germany, 1
Norway, 1
Russia, 1
Switzerland, 1
Remaining stages
16 | Tuesday 21 July | Martigny | Bourg-Saint-Maurice | 159km | Preview> |
17 | Wednesday 22 July | Bourg-Saint-Maurice | Le Grand-Bornand | 169.5km | Preview>> |
18 | Thursday 23 July | Annecy | Annecy | 40.5km | Preview>> |
19 | Friday 24 July | Bourgoin-Jallieu | Aubenas | 178km | Preview>> |
20 | Saturday 25 July | Montélimar | Mont Ventoux | 167km | Preview>> |
21 | Sunday 26 July | Montereau-Fault-Yonne | Paris Champs-Élysées | 164km | Preview> |
TOUR DE FRANCE 2009 LINKS
Tour de France 2009 - the hub: Index to reports, photos, previews and more.
STAGE REPORTS
Stage 15: Contador wins in Verbier as Tour explodes into life
Stage 14: Ivanov wins as Nocentini clings onto yellow
Stage 13: Haussler braves rain for victory in Colmar
Stage 12: Sorensen wins in Vittel as Cavendish goes for green
Stage 11: Cavendish takes fourth win to equal Hoban's record
Stage 10: Cavendish spoils Bastille Day party to take third stage win
Stage nine: Third French win as contenders content with ceasefire
stage eight: Sanchez wins from break as Tour favourites cancel each other out
Stage seven: Feillu wins at Arcalis, Nocentini takes yellow, Contador leap-frogs Lance
Stage six: Millar's brave bid denied on Barcelona hill as Hushovd triumphs
Stage five: Voeckler survives chase to win his first Tour stage
Stage four: Astana on top but Armstrong misses yellow by hundredths of a second
Live Tour de France stage four TTT coverage
Stage three: Cavendish wins second stage as Armstrong distances Contador
Stage two: Cavendish takes first sprint
Stage one: Cancellara wins opening time trial
LATEST TOUR NEWS
Tour de France 2009 News Index>>
Wiggins climbs to third in Tour overall
Armstrong concedes he can't win the 2009 Tour
Tom Boonen quits the Tour de France
Stage 15 analysis: Is the Tour now over?
Columbia criticise Garmin for chasing Hincapie
Cavendish reveals he is going for green
Tour comment: The suspense is killing us
Analysis: Why Cavendish is one of the modern greats
Radio ban over-turned for Friday's Tour stage
Arvesen out of Tour with fractured collarbone
Tour analysis: Why the go slow did cycling no favours on Bastille Day
Cavendish's odd stage 10 finish celebration explained
No radios today, but experiment could be a one-off
Tour audio: Mark Cavendish after stage 10
Contador brushes aside talk of Armstrong conflict
Cavendish odds-on favourite for Bastille Day victory
The Tour de France Comment: Monday, July 13
How the favourites are doing (first rest day)
Wiggins stays with leaders at Tour
Armstrong: 'If Contador wins, I'll be second'
Wiggins 'on cloud nine' at Tour de France
Armstrong says Contador attack wasn't in the planCavendish survives the first Tour mountain stage with ease
Wiggins, the Tour de France overall contender, has arrived
EXCLUSIVE VIDEOS
Garmin-Slipstream's HQ before the Tour
David Zabriskie's time trial bike
Mark Cavendish on the Tour's team time trial
David Brailsford interview
Mark Cavendish on the Tour
Jonathan Vaughters on Bradley Wiggins' chances
TOUR DE FRANCE 2009 PHOTOS
Stage 15 photo gallery by Graham Watson
Stage 14 photo gallery by Graham Watson
Stage 13 photo gallery by Graham Watson
Stage 12 photo gallery by Graham Watson
Stage 11 photo gallery by Graham Watson
Stage 10 photo gallery by Graham Watson
Stage nine photo gallery by Graham Watson
Stage eight photo gallery by Graham Watson
Stage seven photo gallery by Graham Watson
Stage six photo gallery by Graham Watson
Stage five photo gallery by Graham Watson
Stage four TTT photo gallery by Graham Watson
Stage three photo gallery by Graham Watson
Stage two photo gallery by Graham Watson
Stage one photo gallery by Andy Jones
Stage one photo gallery by Graham Watson
Team presentation by Andy Jones
Team presentation by Graham Watson
TOUR GUIDE
Tour de France 2009 - the hub
Tour de France 2009: Who's riding
Tour de France 2009: Team guide
About the Tour de France
FEATURES
Tour de France 2009: Who will win?
Tour de France 2009 on TV: Eurosport and ITV4 schedules
Big names missing from 2009 Tour de France
Tour de France anti-doping measures explained
Brits in the Tours: From Robinson to Cavendish
Cycling Weekly's rider profiles
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