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Stage 6: Thursday, July 6
198.5-kilometer stage from Vitre to Tours

Winner
Leon van Bon
Netherlands
4:28:06
Rabobank

Race Leader
Alberto Elli
Italy
18:58:40
Deutsche Telekom

Summary:
Soon after Dutchman Leon van Bon sprinted to victory in Stage 6 of the Tour de France, the race's leaderboard turned itself upside down. Laurent Jalabert, David Canada and Lance Armstrong -- who entered the day 1-2-3 -- dropped to 10th, 11th and 12th respectively in the overall standings. Meanwhile, Italian Alberto Elli jumped all the way from 21st to first in what proved to be a sprinter-friendly stage.

Results | Description

Stage 6 Results
Place  Cyclist  Country  Team  Time 
Leon van Bon  Netherlands  Rabobank  4:28:06 seconds 
Markus Zberg  Switzerland  Rabobank  all same time 
Emmanuel Magnien  France  Francaise des Jeux    
Servais Knaven  Netherlands  Farm Frites    
Arvis Piziks  Latvia  Memory Card    
Alberto Elli  Italy  Deutsche Telekom    
Fabrice Gougot  France  Credit Agricole    
Salvatore Commesso  Italy  Saeco    
Jacky Durand  France  Lotto    
10  Jose Luis Arrieta  Spain  Banesto    
11  Pascal Chanteur  France  AG2R     
12  Marc Wauters  Belgium  Rabobank  :13 seconds 
13  Robbie McEwen  Australia  Farm Frites  7:49 
14  Marcel Wust  Germany  Festina  all same time 
15  Magnus Backstedt  Sweden  Credit Agricole    
16  Erik Zabel  Germany  Deutsche Telekom    
17  Jans Koerts  Netherlands  Farm Frites    
18  Damien Nazon  France  Bonjour    
19  Glenn Magnusson  Sweden  Farm Frites    
20  Tom Steels  Belgium  Mapei     
 

Standings after Stage 6
Place  Cyclist  Country  Team  Time 
Alberto Elli  Italy  Deutsche Telekom  18:58:40 seconds 
Fabrice Gougot  France  Credit Agricole  :12 seconds 
Marc Wauters  Belgium  Rabobank  1:17 
Pascal Chanteur  France  AG2R  2:56 
Jose Luis Arrieta  Spain  Banesto  3:08 
Jacky Durand  France  Lotto  3:27 
Salvatore Commesso  Italy  Saeco  3:52 
Servais Knaven  Netherlands  Farm Frites  4:31 
Arvis Piziks  Latvia  Memory Card  4:38 
10  Laurent Jalabert  France  ONCE  5:40 
11  David Canada  Spain  ONCE  5:52 
12  Lance Armstrong  U.S.  U.S. Postal  5:54 
13  Abraham Olano  Spain  ONCE  6:13 
14  Emmanuel Magnien  France  Francaise des Jeux  6:17 
15  Vyatcheslav Ekimov  Russia  U.S. Postal  6:23 
16  Nicolas Jalabert  France  ONCE  6:29 
17  Ivan Gutierrez  Spain  ONCE  same time 
18  Peter Luttenberger  Austria  ONCE  6:31 
19  Marcos Serrano  Spain  ONCE  6:32 
20  Miguel Angel Pena  Spain  ONCE  6:34 
 

Stage 6 Description:

Vitré  Tours
(Societe du Tour de France) (Societe du Tour de France)

This gorgeous medieval town lies on the outskirts of Brittany. Over 30 sports can be played in the Vitré area, such as basketball, golf or rugby.

Located in the Loire Valley, which is renowned for its castles, Tours is a major cultural and economic center, with an exceptional architectural heritage.


Itinerary, map & images provided by Societe du Tour de France, 2000

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