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Paris-Tours 2009 : route (Google Maps/Google Earth), participants, numbers, ...

Added: saturday 10 October 2009 at 21:45:00
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    Paris-Tours 2009 : route (Google Maps/Google Earth), participants, numbers, ...Tomorrow Paris-Tours 2009, also known as the Classique des feuilles mortes: the classic of the falling leaves, will take place. The start of this 103rd edition is for the very first time in Chartres.

    In this article you'll find all you wanted to know about this end of the season classic: the full route, the route in Google Maps and a downloadable version of the route in Google Earth, the full itinerary and times, the 25 participating teams and the list of participants with their numbers.

    The start from Chartres

    Since 1994 Paris-Tours always started in Saint-Arnoult-en-Yvelines. On 9 September however, A.S.O. signed a contract with the Eure-et-Loir department for the organisation of the start of Paris-Tours from 2009 till 2013.

    At the official presentation of this contract Christian Prudhomme announced that the Tour de France will also visit the Eure-et-Loir somewhere in the next four years without however saying when that will be. The city Dreux, where the Tour de l'Avenir 2009 started last month, seems to be the most important candidate but that'll probably not be for the Tour de France 2010.

    Listen to what Christian Prudhomme has said about this on the local radio station Intensité.



    source: Intensité

    Paris-Tours will thus start from Chartres, more precisely on the Place du Châtelet, in front of the Conseil général d'Eure-et-Loir and at the foot of Chartres' cathedral.

    In 2004 Chartres already had a Tour de France stage finish: the 5th stage coming from Amiens.

    Before the start of Paris-Tours 2009 the presentation of the 25 teams will be at 9.45AM tomorrow morning.

    The route and the itinerary

    With the start from Chartres the first part of the route of Paris-Tours changes a little bit and the race is also a bit shorter: 230 kilometers instead of 252 in 2008.

    After the modified start the riders will find the usual route in Bonneval from where they'll continue towards the usual finish on the Avenue de Grammont in Tours (for the last time) at the end of a straight line of no less than 2,600 meters.
    Bonneval is also where Paris-Tours Espoirs starts (36 teams of 5 participants) for a distance of 179 kilometers. This city really loves cycling as they proved once again by announcing the creation of the Rue du Tour de France and a passerelle Bernard Hinault today!

    The feeding zone is in Vendôme for Paris-Tours élites and in Santenay for Paris-Tours espoirs.

    > Click here for the full itinerary of Paris-Tours

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    The map of Paris-Tours in Google Maps/Google Earth

    As usual I created an interactive map of the route which you can see below in Google Maps and which you can download in Google Earth using the link which is shown under the map.




    Do you want to make a virtual fly over this route? Or do you simply prefer to see the route in Google Earth?
    > Click here to download the Paris-Tours 2009 route in Google Earth

    The list of participating riders and their numbers

    25 teams will participate in the 103rd edition of Paris-Tours tomorrow. Below you'll find a list of all participants with their number.

    The teams are listed in alphabetical order of the French name for the country where they're registered.

    Germany
    Team Milram
    Team Milram161/ Gerald Ciolek
    163/ Thomas Fothen
    164/ Artur Gajek
    165/ Servais Knaven
    166/ Dominik Roels
    167/ Niki Terpstra
    168/ Martin Velits
    170/ Wim Stroetinga

    Belgium
    Landbouwkrediet - Colnago
    Landbouwkrediet-Colnago011/ Denis Flahaut
    012/ Frédéric Amorison
    013/ Koen Barbe
    014/ Dirk Bellemakers
    015/ David Boucher
    016/ Bert de Waele
    017/ Sebastien Delfosse
    018/ Martial Ricci Poggi




    Quick Step
    Quick Step091/ Tom Boonen
    092/ Sylvain Chavanel
    093/ Steven de Jongh
    094/ Kevin de Weert
    095/ Kevin Hulsmans
    096/ Matteo Tosatto
    097/ Marco Velo
    098/ Maarten Wynants

    Silence-Lotto
    Silence-Lotto001/ Philippe Gilbert
    002/ Christophe Brandt
    003/ Wilfried Cretskens
    004/ Olivier Kaisen
    005/ Sebastian Lang
    006/ Jürgen Roelandts
    007/ Roy Sentjens
    008/ Greg van Avermaet




    Denmark
    Team Saxo Bank
    Team Saxo Bank071/ Juan Jose Haedo
    072/ Kurt-Asle Arvesen
    073/ Lars Bak
    076/ Marcus Ljungqvist
    077/ Michael Morkov
    080/ Lasse Bochman

    Spain
    Caisse d'Epargne
    Caisse d'Epargne051/ Mathieu Drujon
    052/ Imanol Erviti
    053/ Vicente Garcia Acosta
    054/ Vasil Kiryienka
    055/ Pablo Lastras
    056/ Joaquim Rodriguez
    057/ Rigoberto Uran
    058/ Xabier Zandio




    Euskaltel - Euskadi
    Euskaltel-Euskadi121/ Samuel Sanchez
    122/ Javier Aramendia
    123/ Jorge Azanza Soto
    125/ Aitor Hernandez
    126/ Markel Irizar
    127/ Iñaki Isasi
    128/ Ivan Velasco

    United States
    Garmin – Slipstream
    Garmin-Slipstream041/ Tyler Farrar
    042/ Hans Dekkers
    043/ Timothy Duggan
    044/ Huub Duijn
    045/ William Frischkorn
    046/ Martijn Maaskant
    047/ Christian Meier
    048/ Kilian Patour




    Team Columbia - HTC
    Team Columbia-HTC061/ André Greipel
    062/ Michaël Barry
    064/ Gert Dockx
    065/ Bernhard Eisel
    066/ Frantisek Rabon
    067/ Vicente Reynes Mimo

    BMC Racing Team
    BMC Racing Team241/ Danilo Wyss
    242/ Brent Bookwalter
    243/ Steve Bovay
    244/ Mathias Frank
    245/ Thomas Frei
    246/ Martin Kohler
    247/ Florian Stalder
    248/ Jackson Stewart

    France
    AG2R La Mondiale
    AG2R La Mondiale151/ Renaud Dion
    152/ Martin Elmiger
    153/ Sébastien Hinault
    154/ Yuriy Krivtsov
    155/ René Mandri
    156/ Lloyd Mondory
    157/ Cedric Pineau
    158/ Nicolas Rousseau

    Agritubel
    Agritubel031/ Nicolas Vogondy
    032/ Freddy Bichot
    033/ Brice Feillu
    034/ Romain Feillu
    035/ Nicolas Jalabert (who will end his career as a professional rider tomorrow)
    036/ David Le Lay
    038/ Anthony Ravard

    As you know this team will do its last race tomorrow since they didn't manage to find a new sponsor.


    Auber 93
    Auber 93221/ Tony Gallopin
    222/ Fabien Bacquet
    224/ Nadir Haddou
    225/ Julien Mazet
    226/ Maxime Mederel
    227/ Johan Mombaerts
    228/ Jonathan Thiré
    229/ Morgan Chedhomme

    Bbox Bouygues Telecom
    Bbox Bouygues Telecom021/ Thomas Voeckler
    022/ Yukiya Arashiro
    023/ William Bonnet
    024/ Mathieu Claude
    025/ Damien Gaudin
    026/ Rony Martias
    027/ Alexandre Pichot
    028/ Perrig Quemeneur




    Besson Chaussures-Sojasun
    Besson Chaussures-Sojasun201/ Jimmy Casper
    202/ Cédric Coutouly
    203/ Jimmy Engoulvent
    204/ Jeremy Galland
    205/ Laurent Mangel
    206/ Jean Marc Marino
    207/ Julien Simon
    208/ Yannick Talabardon

    Bretagne-Schuller
    Bretagne-Schuller211/ Dimitri Champion
    212/ Yann Pivois
    213/ Stephane Bonsergent
    214/ Jean Luc Delpech
    215/ Sebastien Duret
    216/ Lilian Jégou
    217/ Noan Lelarge
    218/ Gaël Malacarne



    Cofidis, le crédit en ligne
    Cofidis171/ Alexandre Usov
    172/ Guillaume Blot
    173/ Florent Brard
    174/ Hervé Duclos-Lasalle
    175/ Christophe Kern
    176/ Sébastien Minard
    177/ Nico Sijmens
    178/ Tristan Valentin

    Française des Jeux
    Française des Jeux141/ Frédéric Guesdon
    142/ Sébastien Chavanel
    143/ Mickael Cherel
    144/ Arnaud Gerard
    145/ Anthony Geslin
    146/ Yauheni Hutarovich
    147/ Matthieu Ladagnous
    148/ Yoann Offredo




    Roubaix Lille Métropole
    231/ Pierre Cazaux
    232/ Bastien Delrot
    233/ Florian Guillou
    234/ Mickael Larpe
    235/ Alexandre Lemair
    237/ Steven Tronet
    238/ Florian Vachon

    Italy
    Lampre – N.G.C
    Lampre-NGC131/ Alessandro Ballan
    132/ Vitaliy Buts
    133/ Mauro da Dalto
    134/ Angelo Furlan
    135/ Francesco Gavazzi
    136/ Mirco Lorenzetto
    137/ Massimiliano Mori
    138/ Simone Ponzi

    The Netherlands
    Rabobank
    Rabobank101/ Oscar Freire
    102/ Juan Antonio Flecha
    103/ Mathew Hayman
    104/ Sebastian Langeveld
    105/ Nick Nuyens
    106/ Tom Stamsnijder
    107/ Maarten Tjallingii
    108/ Jos van Emden




    Skil - Shimano
    Skil-Shimano191/ Jonathan Hivert
    192/ Fumiyuki Beppu
    193/ Roy Curvers
    194/ Koen de Kort
    195/ Thierry Hupond
    196/ Albert Timmer
    197/ Tom Veelers
    198/ Robert Wagner

    Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team
    Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team181/ Borut Bozic
    182/ Johnny Hoogerland
    183/ Sergey Lagutin
    184/ Bjorn Leukemans
    185/ Gerben Löwik
    186/ Jens Mouris
    187/ Aart Vierhouten
    188/ Lieuwe Westra



    Russia
    Team Katusha
    Team Katusha111/ Filippo Pozzato
    112/ Laszlo Bodrogi
    113/ Mikhail Ignatiev
    114/ Serguei Ivanov
    115/ Guennadi Mikhailov
    116/ Danilo Napolitano
    117/ Nicolaï Trussov
    118/ Stijn Vandenbergh

    Switzerland
    Cervélo Test Team
    Cervélo TestTeam081/ Roger Hammond
    082/ Jeremy Hunt
    083/ Daniel Lloyd
    084/ Oscar Pujol
    085/ Gabriel Rasch
    086/ Martin Reimer
    087/ Dominique Rollin

    Wil André Greipel (Columbia-HTC), who won Paris-Bourges earlier this week will again be able to get a good spot in the sprintersfestival?
    Or will Philippe Gilbert (Silence-Lotto) win Paris-Tours for the second time in row?

    Or is this the perfect occasion for Tom Boonen (Quick Step) to take his 7th victory of the season? Maybe, but ... Jimmy Casper (Besson Chaussures - Sojasun) also thinks that 10 victories is not enough for him!

    by Thomas Vergouwen
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Currently 1 comments!

  1. Pour cette dernière course voici mon classement:
    1) Oscar Freire 1) Jimmy Casper
    2) Nicolas Vogondy 3)Stéphane Bonsergent 4)Greipel 5)philippe Gilbert 6)Romain Feillu 8) Boonen.

    | GUY JOLIVET | sunday 11 October 2009 at 13:31:03

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