Live Race Report 0:18
Clear favourites: Evans, Menchov and Schleck
18:35 CEST
Kohl finally has the polka dot jersey. Even though he missed yellow by just seven seconds.
What an exiting stage it was today. We now take a breather. Tomorrow is the second rest day. But Tuesday we go back onto the French roads, with more action from the Alps.
Hope you can join us again at the Cyclingnews live coverage.
See you Tuesday!
18:12 CEST
Frank Schleck receives the yellow jersey! The second Luxemburger in this year's Tour, after Kirchen
18:03 CEST
He's a better time trialist than Schleck and Kohl, so if he can limit his losses to them (and to Menchov, of course), then he could yet win this race.
18:02 CEST
It's by no means all over for Evans. He's now out of yellow, and therefore won't have media pressure, or the burden of being watched as closely by his rivals. Could this be a blessing in disguise? Perhaps..
18:00 CEST
Kohl is very disappointed at the finish, lying slumped over his bike. He's very strong, though, and could yet take yellow in this race.
He was third in the 2006 Dauphine and is confirming that talent now.
17:59 CEST
Sastre is sixth overall, 49" back, with Kirchen 2'48" back in seventh. So there's five riders within 49" of yellow...it's still wide open..
17:59 CEST
A cleaner Tour? It's certainly a very different style of racing to the past. Riders are grimacing, grinding, blowing up...it's exciting to watch and, it must be said, more credible.
17:58 CEST
Schleck lead overall, seven seconds ahead of Kohl and a further second up on Evans. Menchov and Vande Velde are fourth and fifth, 38" and 39" back respectively...
17:57 CEST
Cunego finishes 6'47 behind Gerrans.
Schleck is in yellow....
17:56 CEST
Ok, we think it is Schleck...he crossed the line nine seconds ahead of Evans...



