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  1. Is there a website that shows the start times of individual riders? I assume that it is an inverse start, lowest in the GC starts first, working up to the yellow??

  2. flapsupcleanup said:

    Is there a website that shows the start times of individual riders? I assume that it is an inverse start, lowest in the GC starts first, working up to the yellow??

    First rider (lowest on GC) starts at 10.58 (CET) and every subsequent rider goes
    every two minutes later.
    Until the final 20 riders, when they depart every three minutes.
    Last rider is due to start at 17.26 (CET) and that will be Pereiro.

  3. limerickman said:

    First rider (lowest on GC) starts at 10.58 (CET) and every subsequent rider goes
    every two minutes later.
    Until the final 20 riders, when they depart every three minutes.
    Last rider is due to start at 17.26 (CET) and that will be Pereiro.

    Here's the chart where Lim probably got his absolutely correct and reliable information.
    http://www.letour.fr/2006/TDF/LIVE/us/1900/horaire.html

    The difference in start time is enough for about 150 riders... I guess they're pretty good at estimating how many riders will still be around, or maybe they've update this page in the last few days.

  4. DiabloScott said:

    Here's the chart where Lim probably got his absolutely correct and reliable information.
    http://www.letour.fr/2006/TDF/LIVE/us/1900/horaire.html

    The difference in start time is enough for about 150 riders... I guess they're pretty good at estimating how many riders will still be around, or maybe they've update this page in the last few days.

    I got my information from a journal published by the Societie du Tour de France which I bought when I was in Paris at Easter.
    As well as the map and schedule you linked - this publication details stuff like
    the width of the road at the finish line (6.5 metres!) and the name of the street (Esplande Andre Malraux !) where the finish line is.

  5. limerickman said:

    I got my information from a journal published by the Societie du Tour de France which I bought when I was in Paris at Easter.
    As well as the map and schedule you linked - this publication details stuff like
    the width of the width of the road at the finish line (6.5 metres!) and the name of the street (Esplande Andre Malraux !) where the finish line is.

    So they haven't updated it then, because the times are exactly the same. I wonder though, if they lose more riders than they were expecting to, if they would adjust the time of the earliest rider so that the yellow jersey goes at the posted time.

  6. DiabloScott said:

    So they haven't updated it then, because the times are exactly the same. I wonder though, if they lose more riders than they were expecting to, if they would adjust the time of the earliest rider so that the yellow jersey goes at the posted time.

    I don't know if they can change the times - what with TV slots scheduled etc.

    I got this publication in April "93rd Tour de France : Societe du Tour de France"

    Maybe they can alter the schedule.

  7. Last times of departure will be as follows : (local time, CET)

    (every two minutes, and then evey three minutes for the last 20 racers)

    11h15: Vansevenant, Steegmans, Casper, Hernandez, Wrolich, Pozzato, Coutouly, Mengin, Carlström, Coyot, Calcagni, Dean, Etxebarria, Wiggins, Laurent, Augé, Hushovd, Brard, Pena, Mugerli, Dumoulin, Albasini, Tosatto
    12h01: Gonzalo, McEwen, Vansummeren, Garcia Acosta, Hunter, Charteau, Bénéteau, Hinault, Gilbert, B. Grabsch, Righi, Larsson, Eisel, Jalabert, Knees, R. Grabsch, Portal, Aerts, Paolini, Moos, Velo, Scholz, Ricco, O'Grady, Vasseur, Tankink, Posthuma, Ekimov, Rubiera, Weening
    13h01: Voeckler, Vaugrenard, Geslin, Zabel, Pineau, Flecha, Schröder, Calvente, Quinziato, Gerrans, Ventoso, Da Cruz, Zabriskie, Rous, Verdugo, Le Mevel, Garate, Isasi, Lang, Casar, Tiralongo, Wegmann, Ballan, Padrnos, Lövkvist, Moerenhout, Horner, Millar, Duenas, Simoni
    14h01: Moncoutié, Honchar, Commesso, De la Fuente, Voigt, Kessler, Garzelli, Sprick, Landaluze, Botcharov, Totschnig, Chavanel, Halgand, Lobato, Parra, E. Martinez, Moreni, Brandt, Rinero, Lefèvre, Goubert, Salmon, Astarloza, Camano, Calzati, Zandio, Hincapie, Karpets, Merckx, Fédrigo
    15h01: Mazzoleni, Arrieta, Guerini, Popovych, Vandevelde, Sinkewitz, Bruseghin, Vila (15h15), Arroyo, Azevedo, Rasmussen, Valjavec, Fothen, Cunego, Caucchioli, Leipheimer, Boogerd, Schleck, Rogers, Moreau, Zubeldia, Dessel
    16h00: Menchov
    16h03: Evans
    16h06: Klöden
    16h09: Landis
    16h12: Sastre
    16h15: Pereiro

  8. allez jacky said:

    Last times of departure will be as follows : (local time, CET)

    (every two minutes, and then evey three minutes for the last 20 racers)

    11h15: Vansevenant, Steegmans, Casper, Hernandez, Wrolich, Pozzato, Coutouly, Mengin, Carlström, Coyot, Calcagni, Dean, Etxebarria, Wiggins, Laurent, Augé, Hushovd, Brard, Pena, Mugerli, Dumoulin, Albasini, Tosatto
    12h01: Gonzalo, McEwen, Vansummeren, Garcia Acosta, Hunter, Charteau, Bénéteau, Hinault, Gilbert, B. Grabsch, Righi, Larsson, Eisel, Jalabert, Knees, R. Grabsch, Portal, Aerts, Paolini, Moos, Velo, Scholz, Ricco, O'Grady, Vasseur, Tankink, Posthuma, Ekimov, Rubiera, Weening
    13h01: Voeckler, Vaugrenard, Geslin, Zabel, Pineau, Flecha, Schröder, Calvente, Quinziato, Gerrans, Ventoso, Da Cruz, Zabriskie, Rous, Verdugo, Le Mevel, Garate, Isasi, Lang, Casar, Tiralongo, Wegmann, Ballan, Padrnos, Lövkvist, Moerenhout, Horner, Millar, Duenas, Simoni
    14h01: Moncoutié, Honchar, Commesso, De la Fuente, Voigt, Kessler, Garzelli, Sprick, Landaluze, Botcharov, Totschnig, Chavanel, Halgand, Lobato, Parra, E. Martinez, Moreni, Brandt, Rinero, Lefèvre, Goubert, Salmon, Astarloza, Camano, Calzati, Zandio, Hincapie, Karpets, Merckx, Fédrigo
    15h01: Mazzoleni, Arrieta, Guerini, Popovych, Vandevelde, Sinkewitz, Bruseghin, Vila (15h15), Arroyo, Azevedo, Rasmussen, Valjavec, Fothen, Cunego, Caucchioli, Leipheimer, Boogerd, Schleck, Rogers, Moreau, Zubeldia, Dessel
    16h00: Menchov
    16h03: Evans
    16h06: Klöden
    16h09: Landis
    16h12: Sastre
    16h15: Pereiro

    So the first rider went later than originally scheduled and the last rider went earlier. Interesting. I'm sure the major consideration is getting the winner/new leader done, photographed, and nterviewed in time for the evening news.

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