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2011 Eneco Tour

Field	Value
image	Eneco Tour 2011.png
name	2011 Eneco Tour
series	2011 UCI World Tour
race_no	20
season_no	27
date	8–14 August 2011
stages	6+Prologue
distance	967.8
unit	km
time	22h 54' 22"
first	Edvald Boasson Hagen
first_nat	Norway
first_team
first_color	white
second	Philippe Gilbert
second_nat	Belgium
second_team
third	David Millar
third_nat	Great Britain
third_team
points	Edvald Boasson Hagen
points_nat	Norway
points_team
points_color	red
youth	Edvald Boasson Hagen
youth_nat	Norway
youth_team
youth_color	green
team
previous	2010
next	2012

The 2011 Eneco Tour was the seventh running of the Eneco Tour cycling stage race. It started with an individual time trial in Amersfoort in the Netherlands on 8 August and finished on 14 August 2011 in Sittard-Geleen, also in the Netherlands.

The race consisted of seven stages, including the race-commencing prologue, as well as another individual time trial held in Roermond in the Netherlands. It was the 20th race of the 2011 UCI World Tour season. The race was held one week earlier than during the previous season and also one day less in length. Like the previous years, parts of the Netherlands and Belgium were covered.

The race was won by rider Edvald Boasson Hagen, who claimed the leader's white jersey for the second time in three years – after his previous triumph in 2009 – after a strong finish on the individual time trial stage, and maintained his advantage to the end of the race, winning the race's final stage in Sittard-Geleen. Boasson Hagen's winning margin over runner-up Philippe Gilbert of was 22 seconds, and 's David Millar completed the podium, 6 seconds behind Gilbert and 28 seconds down on Boasson Hagen.

Boasson Hagen also played a prominent part in the other classifications, as six top-ten placings over the week earned him victory in the points classification, while his overall triumph also meant victory in the young rider classification. finished on top of the teams classification, after finishing tied with in the standings. Team Sky had originally been classed as winners by a second, but a protest from Team RadioShack general manager Dirk Demol, overturned a one-second split in the field and Team RadioShack won the countback on time trial timings.

Schedule

Stage	Route	Distance	Date	Winner
P (ITT)	Amersfoort (Netherlands)	5.7 km	Monday, August 8	Taylor Phinney
1	Oosterhout (Netherlands) to Sint Willebrord (Netherlands)	192.1 km	Tuesday, August 9	André Greipel
2	Aalter (Belgium) to Ardooie (Belgium)	173.7 km	Wednesday, August 10	André Greipel
3	Heers (Belgium) to Andenne (Belgium)	191.2 km	Thursday, August 11	Philippe Gilbert
4 (ITT)	Roermond (Netherlands)	14.7 km	Friday, August 12	Jesse Sergent
5	Genk (Belgium) to Genk (Belgium)	189.2 km	Saturday, August 13	Matteo Bono
6	Sittard-Geleen (Netherlands) to Sittard-Geleen (Netherlands)	201.2 km	Sunday, August 14	Edvald Boasson Hagen

Teams

The 18 teams from the UCI World Tour automatically take part in this edition of the Eneco Tour.

4 teams have been awarded a wildcard; on 10 June, on 24 June and on 14 July, and .

Stages

Prologue

8 August 2011 – Amersfoort (Netherlands), 5.7 km individual time trial (ITT)

Rider	Team	Time
1	Taylor Phinney [[Image:Jersey white.svg	20px	White jersey]][[Image:Jersey red.svg	20px	Red jersey]][[Image:Jersey green.svg	20px	Green jersey]]
2	Edvald Boasson Hagen
3	David Millar
4	Alex Rasmussen
5	Lars Boom
6	Jos van Emden
7	Jesse Sergent
8	Philippe Gilbert
9	Geraint Thomas
10	Robert Wagner

Stage 1

9 August 2011 – Oosterhout (Netherlands) to Sint Willebrord (Netherlands), 192.1 km

Cyclist	Team	Time
1	André Greipel
2	Denis Galimzyanov
3	Tyler Farrar
4	Theo Bos
5	Tom Veelers
6	Edvald Boasson Hagen
7	Taylor Phinney [[Image:Jersey white.svg	20px	White jersey]]
8	Mirko Selvaggi
9	Gerald Ciolek
10	Grega Bole

|| |General Classification after Stage 1

Rider	Team	Time
1	Taylor Phinney [[Image:Jersey white.svg	20px	White jersey]][[Image:Jersey red.svg	20px	Red jersey]][[Image:Jersey green.svg	20px	Green jersey]]
2	Edvald Boasson Hagen
3	David Millar
4	Alex Rasmussen
5	Lars Boom
6	Jos van Emden
7	Jesse Sergent
8	Philippe Gilbert
9	Geraint Thomas
10	Robert Wagner

Stage 2

10 August 2011 – Aalter (Belgium) to Ardooie (Belgium), 173.7 km

Cyclist	Team	Time
1	André Greipel
2	Tyler Farrar
3	Edvald Boasson Hagen
4	Jempy Drucker
5	Baden Cooke
6	Taylor Phinney [[Image:Jersey white.svg	20px	White jersey]]
7	Tom Veelers
8	Grega Bole
9	Michael Van Staeyen
10	Mark Renshaw

|| |General Classification after Stage 2

Rider	Team	Time
1	Taylor Phinney [[Image:Jersey white.svg	20px	White jersey]][[Image:Jersey green.svg	20px	Green jersey]]
2	Edvald Boasson Hagen [[Image:Jersey red.svg	20px	Red jersey]]
3	David Millar
4	Alex Rasmussen
5	André Greipel
6	Lars Boom
7	Jos van Emden
8	Jesse Sergent
9	Philippe Gilbert
10	Tyler Farrar

Stage 3

11 August 2011 – Heers (Belgium) to Andenne (Belgium), 191.2 km

Cyclist	Team	Time
1	Philippe Gilbert
2	Grega Bole
3	Ben Hermans
4	Koen de Kort
5	Linus Gerdemann
6	Zdeněk Štybar
7	Dries Devenyns
8	Lars Bak
9	Edvald Boasson Hagen [[Image:Jersey red.svg	20px	Red jersey]]
10	Greg Van Avermaet

|| |General Classification after Stage 3

Rider	Team	Time
1	Philippe Gilbert [[Image:Jersey white.svg	20px	White jersey]]
2	Edvald Boasson Hagen [[Image:Jersey red.svg	20px	Red jersey]][[Image:Jersey green.svg	20px	Green jersey]]
3	David Millar
4	Dominique Cornu
5	Ben Hermans
6	Grega Bole
7	Lars Bak
8	Taylor Phinney
9	Dries Devenyns
10	Joost van Leijen

Stage 4

12 August 2011 – Roermond (Netherlands), 14.7 km individual time trial (ITT)

Cyclist	Team	Time
1	Jesse Sergent
2	Alex Rasmussen
3	Jürgen Roelandts
4	Vladimir Isaichev
5	Lars Boom
6	Jens Mouris
7	Maarten Tjallingii
8	Taylor Phinney
9	Edvald Boasson Hagen [[Image:Jersey red.svg	20px	Red jersey]]
10	Bert Grabsch

|| |General Classification after Stage 4

Rider	Team	Time
1	Edvald Boasson Hagen [[Image:Jersey white.svg	20px	White jersey]][[Image:Jersey red.svg	20px	Red jersey]][[Image:Jersey green.svg	20px	Green jersey]]
2	Philippe Gilbert
3	David Millar
4	Taylor Phinney
5	Jos van Emden
6	Joost van Leijen
7	Dominique Cornu
8	Dries Devenyns
9	Ben Hermans
10	Linus Gerdemann

Stage 5

13 August 2011 – Genk (Belgium) to Genk (Belgium), 189.2 km

Cyclist	Team	Time
1	Matteo Bono
2	Sergey Renev
3	Artem Ovechkin
4	Tomas Vaitkus
5	Jürgen Roelandts
6	Denis Galimzyanov
7	Kenny van Hummel
8	Jacopo Guarnieri
9	Robbie McEwen
10	Taylor Phinney

|| |General Classification after Stage 5

Rider	Team	Time
1	Edvald Boasson Hagen [[Image:Jersey white.svg	20px	White jersey]][[Image:Jersey red.svg	20px	Red jersey]][[Image:Jersey green.svg	20px	Green jersey]]
2	Philippe Gilbert
3	David Millar
4	Taylor Phinney
5	Jos van Emden
6	Joost van Leijen
7	Dominique Cornu
8	Dries Devenyns
9	Ben Hermans
10	Linus Gerdemann

Stage 6

14 August 2011 – Sittard-Geleen (Netherlands) to Sittard-Geleen (Netherlands), 201.2 km

Cyclist	Team	Time
1	Edvald Boasson Hagen [[Image:Jersey white.svg	20px	White jersey]]
2	Manuel Antonio Cardoso
3	Lars Boom
4	Grega Bole
5	Damiano Caruso
6	Andreas Stauff
7	Tomas Vaitkus
8	Simone Ponzi
9	Koen de Kort
10	Vladimir Gusev

|| |Final General Classification

Rider	Team	Time
1	Edvald Boasson Hagen [[Image:Jersey white.svg	20px	White jersey]][[Image:Jersey red.svg	20px	Red jersey]][[Image:Jersey green.svg	20px	Green jersey]]
2	Philippe Gilbert
3	David Millar
4	Taylor Phinney
5	Jos van Emden
6	Joost van Leijen
7	Dominique Cornu
8	Dries Devenyns
9	Ben Hermans
10	Linus Gerdemann

Final standings

General classification

Rider	Team	Time
1	Edvald Boasson Hagen [[Image:Jersey white.svg	20px	White jersey]][[Image:Jersey red.svg	20px	Red jersey]][[Image:Jersey green.svg	20px	Green jersey]]
2	Philippe Gilbert
3	David Millar
4	Taylor Phinney
5	Jos van Emden
6	Joost van Leijen
7	Dominique Cornu
8	Dries Devenyns
9	Ben Hermans
10	Linus Gerdemann

Points classification

Rider	Team	Points
1	Edvald Boasson Hagen [[Image:Jersey white.svg	20px	White jersey]][[Image:Jersey red.svg	20px	Red jersey]][[Image:Jersey green.svg	20px	Green jersey]]
2	Taylor Phinney
3	André Greipel
4	Grega Bole
5	Lars Boom
6	Philippe Gilbert
7	Jesse Sergent
8	Jürgen Roelandts
9	Julien Fouchard
10	Denis Galimzyanov

Young Riders' classification

Rider	Team	Time
1	Edvald Boasson Hagen [[Image:Jersey white.svg	20px	White jersey]][[Image:Jersey red.svg	20px	Red jersey]][[Image:Jersey green.svg	20px	Green jersey]]
2	Taylor Phinney
3	Ben Hermans
4	Damiano Caruso
5	Maxime Vantomme
6	Simone Ponzi
7	Pieter Jacobs
8	Romain Zingle
9	Michael Schär
10	Laurens De Vreese

Team classification

Team	Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

Classification leadership table

Stage	Winner	General classification
[[Image:Jersey white.svg	25px]]	Points classification
[[Image:Jersey red.svg	25px]]	Young Rider Classification
[[Image:Jersey green.svg	25px]]	Team classification
[[Image:jersey yellow number.svg	25 px]]	Final	Edvald Boasson Hagen	Edvald Boasson Hagen	Edvald Boasson Hagen
P	Taylor Phinney	Taylor Phinney	Taylor Phinney	Taylor Phinney
1	André Greipel
2	André Greipel	Edvald Boasson Hagen
3	Philippe Gilbert	Philippe Gilbert	Edvald Boasson Hagen
4	Jesse Sergent	Edvald Boasson Hagen
5	Matteo Bono
6	Edvald Boasson Hagen

World rankings points

The Eneco Tour was one of 27 events throughout the season that contributed points towards the 2011 UCI World Tour. Points were awarded to the top 10 finishers overall, and to the top five finishers in each stage. Only riders on UCI ProTour teams were eligible to receive rankings points.{{cite web |url-status=dead

Name	Team	Points
{{sortname	Edvald	Boasson Hagen}}	112
{{sortname	Philippe	Gilbert}}	86
{{sortname	David	Millar}}	72
{{sortname	Taylor	Phinney}}	66
{{sortname	Jos	van Emden}}	50
{{sortname	Joost	van Leijen}}	40
{{sortname	Dries	Devenyns}}	20
{{sortname	Ben	Hermans}}	12
{{sortname	André	Greipel}}	12

6
{{sortname	Matteo	Bono}}
{{sortname	Tyler	Farrar}}
{{sortname	Jesse	Sergent}}
{{sortname	Grega	Bole}}
{{sortname	Linus	Gerdemann}}
{{sortname	Alex	Rasmussen}}
{{sortname	Lars	Boom}}
{{sortname	Manuel Antonio	Cardoso}}
{{sortname	Denis	Galimzyanov}}
{{sortname	Sergey	Renev}}
{{sortname	Jürgen	Roelandts}}
{{sortname	Artem	Ovechkin}}
{{sortname	Theo	Bos}}
{{sortname	Damiano	Caruso}}
{{sortname	Baden	Cooke}}
{{sortname	Vladimir	Isaichev}}
{{sortname	Tomas	Vaitkus}}

Rank	Prev.	Name	Team	Points
1	1	{{sortname	Cadel	Evans}}	574
2	2	{{sortname	Philippe	Gilbert}}	568
3	3	{{sortname	Alberto	Contador}}	471
4	4	{{sortname	Michele	Scarponi}}	348
5	5	{{sortname	Joaquim	Rodríguez}}	328
6	6	{{sortname	Samuel	Sánchez}}	307
7	7	{{sortname	Fränk	Schleck}}	284
8	8	{{sortname	Andy	Schleck}}	252
9	9	{{sortname	Fabian	Cancellara}}	250
10	10	{{sortname	Alexander	Vinokourov}}	230

References

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Tobin, Lawrence. (15 August 2011). "Boasson Hagen wins Tour for Sky". Independent Print Limited.
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(2011-07-14). "Cofidis and Veranda's Willems-Accent also to take part in Eneco Tour". sport.be.msn.com.

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