28 July 2008 | 16:42
Now that the Tour de France is over and my celebrity is going through the roof (cough), I think I may put in a call to Serge Borlée, Cadel Evans's hulking bodyguard. I'm gonna be needing some protection from the cycling groupies. They're a persistent mob.
The target is the Maillot Jaune in Paris
27 July 2008 | 7:55
Ever wondered what it's like to be the Tour de France favourite? Well Silence Lotto's Australian star Cadel Evans offers SBS his daily thoughts on his journey to Paris - and says he is already looking forward to next year's race.
Will Cadel have enough in the tank?
25 July 2008 | 22:05
Talk to any of the Euro aficionados following the Tour and they tell you Cadel Evans is a shoe-in to make-up the required 94 seconds on Carlos Sastre in Saturday’s time trial.
Cadel's under the pump in more ways than one
24 July 2008 | 11:32
Another awesome stage in the mountains last night, sadly the last of the big hors-catégorie climbs, the fabled Alpe d'Huez. Again, not beating our own drum here, but the coverage was superb. Top-notch.
Will Cadel get his Hollywood ending?
23 July 2008 | 14:09
Can I make a special request of Tour de France organisers and ask that all stages take place in the Alps?
Time Up His Sleeve - But Evans Faces Fight of His Life
22 July 2008 | 18:47
Did you all enjoy the Tour de France rest day? I can only imagine how many thousands of zombies showed up late for work in Australia following Simon Gerrans’ ride into the history books in the wee hours of the morning.
20 July 2008 | 16:48
My kingdom for anyone who can describe what is going through Cadel Evans's mind right now as the Tour enters the big mountains.
Cadel Evans looks ready for glory
20 July 2008 | 13:00
The moment has finally arrived! Over the course of the next three days it is likely the victor in the 2008 Tour de France will emerge from among the towering peaks of the French / Italian Alps.
Winners are certainly grinners
19 July 2008 | 21:37
The number of Australian supporters following the Tour de France in 2008 has swelled in numbers more than any other year.
Six man battle royale looms ahead
19 July 2008 | 12:58
Mark down another stage win to Mark Cavendish. What a champion, the first Englishmen to claim four stage wins ever in the Tour de France and he’s only twenty-four.
Last Updated: 28 Jul 02:59 (AET)
1 |
Carlos SASTRE |  |
CSC | 87:52:52 | |
2 |
Cadel EVANS |  |
SIL | 87:53:50 | |
3 |
Bernhard KOHL |  |
GST | 87:54:05 | |
4 |
Denis MENCHOV |  |
RAB | 87:55:02 | |
5 |
Christian VANDEVELDE |  |
TSL | 87:55:57 |
Jersey Holders See all Standing
28 July 2008 | 16:42
Now that the Tour de France is over and my celebrity is going through the roof (cough), I think I may put in a call to Serge Borlée, Cadel Evans's hulking bodyguard. I'm gonna be needing some protection from the cycling groupies. They're a persistent mob.
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