Thomas Voeckler competed Stage 11 of the 2010 Tour de France today in 04:42:29.  He ranked #108 for the stage. THR's Mark Cavendish won the stage in a sprint.     Andy Schleck keeps his yellow jersey for yet another day.  He's at the top of the general classification leaderboard.  Andy is followed by rivals Alberto Contador, Samuel Sanchez, and Denis Menchov.    Alessandro Petacchi from LAMPRE is now in the Green Jersey, while Jerome Pineau of QuickStep holds the best climber jersey.  In...Read Full Story

A shot from the peloton during stage 4. (Getty Images) Stage 4 of the 2010 Tour de France was a 94 mile ride through France that ended in Reims.  Thomas Voeckler competed the ride in 03:34:55.  He ranked #113 for the stage. The day's winner was Alessandro Petacchi.    At the end of Stage 4, Thomas Voeckler now ranks #76 in the overall general classification.  His combined general classification time is 18:32:51. He has a gap of 00:03:56 with yellow jersey holder Fabian Cancellara.    Thomas...Read Full Story

Telegraph.co.uk Tour de France 2011: Thomas Voeckler writes off chances as Alps beckon The Guardian Thomas Voeckler, the 32-year-old leader of the Europcar team, has been playing down his prospects ever since a bold attack during stage nine took him to the top of the general classification. Photograph: Pascal Pavani/AFP/Getty Images Thomas Voeckler ... Tour de France rest day not exactly restful Alaska Dispatch In the Alps, Climbing Mile by Painful Mile Into Tour History New York Times...Read Full Story

While France has been celebrating the achievement of Thomas Voeckler holding the yellow jersey for ten days – matching his feat of 2004, but with a smaller initial lead and more tough stages to negotiate – there has always been an acceptance that he was living on borrowed time, even as he continued to surpass everyone’s expectations (including his own) day after day in the mountains. However, as he has continued to redefine the boundaries of his talent, one hopeful question has started to...Read Full Story

USA Today Thomas Voeckler retains Tour de France lead; Jelle Vanendert wins 14th stage Los Angeles Times The final ride in the Pyrenees doesn't prove to be as significant for the contenders as most thought it might be. Associated Press PLATEAU DE BEILLE, France -- French cyclist Thomas Voeckler retained the lead of the Tour de France on Saturday after the ... Saturday's Stage 14 could decide Tour msnbc.com Belgium's Vanendert captures 14th stage at Tour de France USA Today Vanendert wins...Read Full Story