The 2010 Tour de France has seen action, adventure, competition, collision, controversy—and it is not yet over.
Four stages from the end, the yellow jersey is up for grabs. Realistically it comes down to a battle between two—Astana’s Alberto Contador and Saxo Bank’s Andy Schleck.
But the if anything untoward should befall Contador, the next two in line—Euskatel’s Sammy Sanchez and Rabobank’s Denis Menchov—would find themselves with a fair shot at a Tour win.
Contador looks to be the final winner. With an eight-second edge on Schleck, Contador has only to stay close on the final mountain stage, and ride a good time trial, and he will capture his third yellow jersey in Paris.
Four stages from the end, the yellow jersey is up for grabs. Realistically it comes down to a battle between two—Astana’s Alberto Contador and Saxo Bank’s Andy Schleck.
But the if anything untoward should befall Contador, the next two in line—Euskatel’s Sammy Sanchez and Rabobank’s Denis Menchov—would find themselves with a fair shot at a Tour win.
Contador looks to be the final winner. With an eight-second edge on Schleck, Contador has only to stay close on the final mountain stage, and ride a good time trial, and he will capture his third yellow jersey in Paris.
