Lapierre's Francaise des Jeux Tour de France Round Up

With the Tour de France finishing yesterday in all its splendour under the watchful gaze of the Arc de Triomphe and with the Place de la Concorde at its base. The Australian Cadel Evans took the Yellow Jersey in Saturday's solo time trial which secured him the win over Andy Schleck.

The FDJ Team had a busy Tour with a rider involved in almost every breakaway of the competition. Here's a round up of the final 3 stages and the final classification results:

STAGE 19 - Modane Valfréjus to Alpe-d’Huez 109.5 km

Best result for Arnold Jeannesson (24th), the FDJ team is ranked 5th place of the stage classification.


STAGE 20 - Grenoble - Grenoble (Solo Time Trial) 42.5 km

Sandy Casar and Jérémy Roy finished 26th and 27th of the time trial.

STAGE 21 - Créteil to Paris Champs-Élysées 95 km

One final breakaway for Jérémy Roy who showed his determination and fighting spirit until the end!

Unfortunately no stage victory for the FDJ, but a great Tour full of performance:

- A FDJ rider nearly everyday in the breakaway. Jérémy Roy and Mickaël Delage have ridden 1528 kilometers in the breakaway!

- 5 Fighting Spirit Awards : Mickaël Delage (stage 3), Jérémy Roy (stage 4), Mickaël Delage (stage 11),Jérémy Roy (stage 13), Sandy Casar (stage 14). Jérémy Roy is awarded the Super Fighting Spirit Award.

- Arnold Jeannesson wears the white jersey after stage 12, and Jérémy Roy wears the polka dot jersey after stage 13.

- Jérémy Roy triggers the breakaway and leads stage 13 on his own.

General classification:

Arnold Jeannesson - 15th
Sandy Casar – 27th
Gianni Meersman – 77th
Jérémy Roy – 86th
Anthony Roux – 101th
Arthur Vichot – 104th
Mickaël Delage – 132th

Points classification: (3 riders in the Top 20)

Jérémy Roy – 11th and 1st French rider
Mickaël Delage – 13th
Sandy Casar -17th

Team Classification:

FDJ 9th

Climbers classification

Jérémy Roy 7th

Young rider classification

Arnold Jeannesson 4th