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Posted: Sunday July 4, 2004 3:22PM; Updated: Sunday July 4, 2004 3:22PM
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Tour de France Prologue Results
Saturday?s 3.8-mile prologue in Liege, Belgium
Pos. Rider Country Team Time
1. Fabian Cancellara Switzerland Fassa Bortolo 6 mins., 50 secs.
2. Lance Armstrong United States U.S. Postal Service 2 seconds behind.
3. Jose Ivan Gutierrez Spain Illes Balears-B. Santander 8 seconds behind.
4. Bradley McGee Australia fdjeux.com 9 seconds behind.
5. Thor Hushovd Norway Credit Agricole 10 seconds behind.
6. Oscar Pereiro Sio Spain Phonak Hearing Systems 11 seconds behind.
7. Jens Voigt Germany Team CSC same time.
8. Christophe Moreau France Credit Agricole 12 seconds behind.
9. Bobby Julich United States Team CSC same time.
10. George Hincapie United States U.S. Postal Service same time
11. Jose Enrique Gutierrez Spain Phonak Hearing Systems 14 seconds behind.
12. Angel Vicioso Spain Liberty Seguros 15 seconds behind.
13. Levi Leipheimer United States Rabobank same time.
14. Carlos Sastre Spain Team CSC same time.
15. Kurt-Asle Arvesen Norway Team CSC 16 seconds behind.
16. Jan Ullrich Germany T-Mobile team 17 seconds behind.
17. Floyd Landis United States U.S. Postal Service 18 seconds behind.
18. Tyler Hamilton United States Phonak Hearing Systems same time.
19. Viatceslav Ekimov Russia U.S. Postal Service 19 seconds behind.
20. Andrea Peron Italy Team CSC same time.
22. Marc Wauters Belgium Rabobank 19 seconds behind.
28. Tom Boonen Belgium Quick Step-Davitamon 21 seconds behind.
35. Mario Cipollini Italy Domina Vacanze 23 seconds behind.
40. Nicolas Jalabert France Phonak Hearing Systems 24 seconds behind.
46. Erik Zabel Germany T-Mobile team 26 seconds behind.
59. Alessandro Petacchi Italy Fassa Bortolo 28 seconds behind.
104. Roberto Heras Spain Liberty Seguros 37 seconds behind.
136. Paolo Bettini Italy Quick Step-Davitamon 41 seconds behind.
174. Richard Virenque France Quick Step-Davitamon 51 seconds behind.

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