Simon Gerrans competed Stage 4 of the 2010 Tour de France today in 03:34:55. He ranked #48 for the stage. Alessandro Petacchi won the stage in a sprint. After Stage 4, Simon Gerrans is now ranked #113 in the overall general classification. His current GC time is 18:39:34 and he has a total gap of 00:10:39 from the yellow jersey. Simon Gerrans is competing for Sky. Tomorrow the racers head out from Epernay and finish 187 kilometers away in Montargis. Also on Zimbio: Check out the...Read Full Story
Gerrans finished second to Alejandro Valverde atop Old Willunga Hill, but moved into the leader’s jersey by virtue of the lowest aggregate score over the course of the first five stages.
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Australia's Simon Gerrans won the Tour Down Under for the second time
Sunday, giving newly formed Australian GreenEDGE its first victory in a
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Simon Gerrans holds a unique place in cycling history as the only Australian winner of a stage at all three grand tours and will form part of another piece of history as a member of the inaugural GreenEDGE Cycling team in 2012. Having ridden for both the Cervelo Test Team and Team Sky in their debut season’s Gerrans is an old hand at joining new teams. The Victorian said the first step in assessing whether or not joining GreenEDGE was the right move for his career was to look at the people...Read Full Story
Simon Gerrans stood firm on the final stage to clinch a superb overall victory at the Tour of Denmark . The Australian took the event by the scruff of the neck after moving into the race lead on stage three before going on to extend his advantage over the final two days – eventually taking a nine-second victory over Daniele Bennati (Leopard Trek). The success marks the first win for Gerrans in Team Sky colours and brings to an end a fantastic foray into Denmark for the whole squad...Read Full Story
Home favourite Simon Gerrans is hoping competing in Australia's green and gold colours will spur him to a second overall victory at the Tour Down Under which begins on Sunday.Gerrans, who has won stages on all three Grand Tours of Italy, France and Spain, started his 2012 season in style by claiming a first national road crown last week.Now he is looking to add the winner's ochre jersey from the opening tour stage, but faces a challenge from...
• Valverde racing for first time since two-year doping ban• Simon Gerrans retains the leader's Ochre jerseySpaniard Alejandro Valverde claimed an emotional Tour Down Under stage five victory by the narrowest of margins over local favourite Simon Gerrans but could not prevent his Australian rival from seizing the leader's Ochre jersey on Saturday.At the end of the 151.5km trek from McLaren Vale to Old Willunga Hill, Moviestar rider Valverde...
AUSTRALIAN Simon Gerrans is on the cusp of clinching his second victory in the Tour Down Under after coming out on top over Spaniard Alejandro Valverde in the overall standings after yesterday's fifth and penultimate stage that, for the first time, finished on the summit of Old Willunga Hill.
AUSTRALIA is on top of the world in cycling just a week into the international season with Simon Gerrans sitting atop the UCI world rankings after his Tour Down Under victory. Australia also leads the nations tally courtesy of a number of locals finishing ...
AN emotional victory for GreenEDGE's Simon Gerrans capped a gripping final stage of an action ... spectacular crashes and an enthralling battle between Gerrans and Alejandro Valverde up Old Willunga Hill were the key elements of an unforgettable Tour.