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2007 Eneco Tour


FieldValue
name2007 Eneco Tour
series2007 UCI ProTour
race_no21
season_no26
previous2006
next2008
imageEnecotour 2007.png
image_captionOverview of the stages
date22 to 29 August 2007
stages7
distance1134.2
unitkm
time26h 05' 44"
firstIván Gutiérrez
first_natESP
first_team
secondDavid Millar
second_natGBR
second_team
thirdGustav Erik Larsson
third_natSWE
third_teamUnibet.com Cycling Team

The 2007 Eneco Tour road cycling race took place from 22 to 29 August. The third edition of the Eneco Tour covered parts of the Netherlands and Belgium. Instead of 23 teams like before, only 21 teams take part in the race this year. Of the 20 UCI ProTour teams, only chose not to take part. The teams Chocolade Jacques–Topsport Vlaanderen and Skil–Shimano were each given a wild card.

Several cities that have been start or finish locations already the previous years appear again in the schedule, e.g. Hasselt, Beek, Landgraaf, Sittard and Geleen were already part of the 2006 route. A major difference in the schedule is that the long time trial will now take place on the last day of the competition.

Schedule

StageRouteDistanceDateWinner
PHasselt Belgium– Hasselt Belgium5.1 kmWednesday 22 AugustMichiel Elijzen Netherlands
1Waremme Belgium– Eupen Belgium189.5 kmThursday 23 AugustNick Nuyens Belgium
2Antwerp Belgium– Knokke-Heist Belgium199.1 kmFriday 24 AugustMark Cavendish Great Britain
3Knokke-Heist Belgium– Putte Belgium170.8 kmSaturday 25 AugustRobbie McEwen Australia
4Maldegem Belgium– Terneuzen Netherlands182.7 kmSunday 26 AugustWouter Weylandt Belgium
5Terneuzen Netherlands– Nieuwegein Netherlands179.9 kmMonday 27 AugustLuciano Pagliarini Brazil
6Beek Netherlands– Landgraaf Netherlands177.4 kmTuesday 28 AugustPablo Lastras Spain
7 (ITT)Sittard Netherlands– Geleen Netherlands29.6 kmWednesday 29 AugustSébastien Rosseler Belgium

Stages

22-08-2007: Hasselt, 5.1 km. (ITT)

CyclistCountryTeamTime
1Michiel ElijzenNetherlands****
2Juan Antonio FlechaSpain
3Johan van SummerenBelgium

|| |General classification after the Prologue

CyclistCountryTeamTime
1Michiel ElijzenNetherlands****
2Juan Antonio FlechaSpain
3Johan van SummerenBelgium

|}

23-08-2007: Waremme-Eupen, 189.5 km.

CyclistCountryTeamTime
1Nick NuyensBelgium****
2Thomas DekkerNetherlands
3Iván GutiérrezSpain

|| |General classification after Stage 1

CyclistCountryTeamTime
1Nick NuyensBelgium****
2Thomas DekkerNetherlands
3Iván GutiérrezSpain

|}

24-08-2007: Antwerp-Knokke-Heist, 199.1 km.

CyclistCountryTeamTime
1Mark CavendishUnited Kingdom****
2Fred RodriguezUnited States
3Kenny van HummelNetherlandsSkil–Shimano

|| |General classification after Stage 2

CyclistCountryTeamTime
1Nick NuyensBelgium****
2Thomas DekkerNetherlands
3Iván GutiérrezSpain

|}

  • BEL Wouter Weylandt () finished third but was relegated due to irregular sprint.

25-08-2007: Knokke-Heist-Putte, 170.8 km.

CyclistCountryTeamTime
1Robbie McEwenAustralia****
2Francesco ChicchiItaly
3Thor Hushovd

|| |General classification after Stage 3

CyclistCountryTeamTime
1Nick NuyensBelgium****
2Thomas DekkerNetherlands
3Iván GutiérrezSpain

|}

26-08-2007: Maldegem-Terneuzen, 182.7 km.

CyclistCountryTeamTime
1Wouter WeylandtBelgium****
2Thor Hushovd
3Matthew GossAustralia

|| |General classification after Stage 4

CyclistCountryTeamTime
1Nick NuyensBelgium****
2Thomas DekkerNetherlands
3Iván GutiérrezSpain

|}

27-08-2007: Terneuzen-Nieuwegein, 179.9 km.

CyclistCountryTeamTime
1Luciano PagliariniBrazil****
2Mark CavendishUnited Kingdom
3Graeme BrownAustralia

|| |General classification after Stage 5

CyclistCountryTeamTime
1Nick NuyensBelgium****
2Thomas DekkerNetherlands
3Iván GutiérrezSpain

|}

28-08-2007: Beek-Landgraaf, 177.4 km.

CyclistCountryTeamTime
1Pablo LastrasSpain****
2Steven CaethovenBelgiumChocolade Jacques–Topsport Vlaanderen
3Anders Lund

|| |General classification after Stage 5

CyclistCountryTeamTime
1Thomas DekkerNetherlands****
2Iván GutiérrezSpain
3David MillarUnited Kingdom

|}

29-08-2007: Sittard-Geleen, 29.6 km. (ITT)

CyclistCountryTeamTime
1Sébastien RosselerBelgium****
2Iván GutiérrezSpain
3Gustav LarssonSwedenUnibet.com Cycling Team

|| |General classification after Stage 7

CyclistCountryTeamTime
1Iván GutiérrezSpain****
2David MillarUnited Kingdom
3Gustav LarssonSwedenUnibet.com Cycling Team

|}

General classification

The leader of the general classification (ENECO Energie leiderstrui) wears a red jersey.

CyclistNationTeamTime
1Iván GutiérrezSpain****
2David MillarUnited Kingdom
3Gustav LarssonSwedenUnibet.com Cycling Team
4Leif HosteBelgium
5Thomas DekkerNetherlands
6Vladimir GusevRussia
7Bram TankinkNetherlands
8Sébastien RosselerBelgium
9Paul MartensGermanySkil–Shimano
10Jurgen Van den BroeckBelgium
11Juan Antonio FlechaSpain
12Piet RooijakkersNetherlandsSkil–Shimano
13Sebastian LangGermany
14Andriy Hryvko
15Vincenzo NibaliItaly
16Maarten TjallingiiNetherlandsSkil–Shimano
17Rubens BertogliatiSwitzerland
18Alberto LosadoSpain
19Mikel AstarlozaSpain
20Thor Hushovd

Last updated: August 29, 2007

Points Classification

The leader of the points classification (Lotto Puntenklassement) wears a white jersey.

CyclistNationTeamPoints
1Mark CavendishUnited Kingdom****
2Luciano PagliariniBrazil
3Pablo LastrasSpain
4Steven de JonghNetherlands
5Gorik GardeynBelgiumUnibet.com Cycling Team
6Thor Hushovd
7Steven CaethovenBelgiumChocolade Jacques–Topsport Vlaanderen
8Iván GutiérrezSpain
9Wouter WeylandtBelgium
10Kenny van HummelNetherlandsSkil–Shimano

Last updated: August 27, 2007

Best Team

TeamCountryTime
1****Belgium
2Belgium
3Netherlands

Jersey progress

StageWinnerGeneral classification
Points Classification
Team ClassificationIván GutiérrezMark Cavendish
PMichiel ElijzenMichiel Elijzennot awarded
1Nick NuyensNick NuyensNick Nuyens
2Mark Cavendish
3Robbie McEwenMark Cavendish
4Wouter Weylandt
5Luciano Pagliarini
6Pablo LastrasThomas Dekker
7Sébastien RosselerIván Gutiérrez
Final

Withdrawals

All teams were allowed to start with 8 riders. For 21 teams this would create a starting field of 168 riders. Just like previous years however, some teams chose to start with only 7 riders, namely , , and . As a result, only 164 riders were on the official starting list.

StageRiderTeamReason
DNS1BEL Christophe Detilloux
DNF1FRA Julien Loubet
DNF2ITA Oscar Gatto
DNF2FRA Laurent Mangel
DNS3NZL Julian Dean
DNF3DEN Jakob Piil
DNS4AUS Scott Davis
DNS4AUS Adam Hansen
DNS4FRA William Bonnet
DNS5ITA Francesco Chicchi
DNS5ITA Roberto Petito
DNS5ITA Alessandro Vanotti
DNS5ITA Enrico Franzoi
DNS5SLO Matej Jurčo
DNF5FRA Mikaël Cherel

UCI ProTour Points

The Eneco Tour 2007 is part of the UCI ProTour and so the riders can earn UCI ProTour Points. Below is states which riders won points and where. Because the Eneco Tour 2006 is a smaller stage race the points given are 3, 2 and 1 for the first three in each stage result. At the end of the tour, the top 10 in the standings receive points accorded as follows: 50, 40, 35, 30, 25, 20, 15, 10, 5 and 2.

Stage Results

StageRouteFirst (3 Points)Second (2 Points)Third (1 Points)
PHasselt Belgium– Hasselt BelgiumMichiel Elijzen NetherlandsJuan Antonio Flecha SpainJohan Van Summeren Belgium
1Waremme Belgium– Eupen BelgiumNick Nuyens BelgiumThomas Dekker NetherlandsIván Gutiérrez Spain
2Antwerp Belgium– Knokke-Heist BelgiumMark Cavendish Great BritainFred Rodriguez United StatesNo UCI ProTour points awarded
for Kenny van Hummel Netherlands (Skil–Shimano)
3Knokke-Heist Belgium– Putte BelgiumRobbie McEwen AustraliaFrancesco Chicchi ItalyThor Hushovd Norway
4Maldegem Belgium– Terneuzen NetherlandsWouter Weylandt BelgiumThor Hushovd NorwayMatthew Goss Australia
5Terneuzen Netherlands– Nieuwegein NetherlandsLuciano Pagliarini BrazilMark Cavendish Great BritainGraeme Brown Australia
6Beek Netherlands– Landgraaf NetherlandsPablo Lastras SpainNo UCI ProTour points awarded
for Steven Caethoven Belgium (Chocolade Jacques–Topsport Vlaanderen)Anders Lund Denmark
7 (ITT)Sittard Netherlands– Geleen NetherlandsSébastien Rosseler BelgiumIván Gutiérrez SpainGustav Larsson Sweden

Overall result

CyclistPoints
1Iván Gutiérrez Spain
2David Millar Great Britain
3Gustav Larsson Sweden
4Leif Hoste Belgium
5Thomas Dekker Netherlands
6Vladimir Gusev Russia
7Bram Tankink Netherlands
8Sébastien Rosseler Belgium
9Paul Martens Germany
10Jurgen Van den Broeck Belgium

Summary

CyclistNationTeamPoints
1Iván GutiérrezSpain****
2David MillarUnited Kingdom
3Gustav LarssonSwedenUnibet
4Leif HosteBelgium
5Thomas DekkerNetherlands
6Vladimir GusevRussia
7Bram TankinkNetherlands
8Sébastien RosselerBelgium
9Mark CavendishUnited Kingdom
=10Michiel ElijzenNetherlands
=10Thor Hushovd
=10Pablo LastrasSpain
=10Robbie McEwenAustralia
=10Nick NuyensBelgium
=10Luciano PagliariniBrazil
=10Wouter WeylandtBelgium
=17Francesco ChicchiItaly
=17Juan Antonio FlechaSpain
=17Fred RodriguezUnited States
=17Jurgen Van den BroeckBelgium
=21Graeme BrownAustralia
=21Matthew GossAustralia
=21Anders Lund
=21Johan Van SummerenBelgium

References

NOTOC

References

  1. "Astana Cycling Team suspends its activities for one month". team-astana.eu.
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