More Team Updates for the Tour de France

I've got five more teams rosters today. As well I have returned briefly from my vacation. This next weeks or so post will not be as routine as they were previously. But anyway here are the squad rosters.

Ag2r Squad

1. Christophe Moreau
2. Cyril Dessel
3. John Gadret
4. Jose Luis Arrieta
5. Stephane Goubert
6. Martin Elmiger
7. Ludovic Turpin
8. Sylvain Calzati
   
9. Simon Gerrans

Francaise des Jeux

1. Sandy Casar
2. Sebastien Chavanel
3. Mickael Delage
4. Remy Di Gregorio
5. Philippe Gilbert
6. Lilian Jegou
7. Matthieu Ladagnous
8. Thomas Lovkvist
9. Benoit Vaugrenard

Credit Agricole

1. William Bonnet
2. Alexandre Botcharov
3. Anthony Charteau
4. Julian Dean
5. Dmitriy Fofonov
6. Patrice Halgand
7. Sebastien Hinault
8. Thor Hushovd
9. Christophe Le Mevel

Bouyques Telecom

1. Pierrick Fedrigo
2. Anthony Geslin
3. Laurent Lefevre
4. Jerome Pineau
5. Matthieu Sprick
6. Thomas Voeckler
7. Stef Clement
8. Xavier Florencio
9. Johann Tschopp

Agritubel

1. Freddy Bichot
2. Moisse Duenas
3. Romain Feillu
4. Eduardo Gonzalo
5. Cedric Herve
6. Nicolas Jalabert
7. Juan Miguel Mercado
8. Benoit Salmon
9. Nicolas Vogondy

Dauphine Libere and Tour de Suisse

Well I'm back sorry for that short leave I had to take. It's just when summer comes I take trips which do include cycling but I leave home for a days at a time. Enough about me I've got a lot of race coverage to tell you. Well the Dauphine Libere has concluded, during my leave, but the winner is... Christophe Moreau. This is his second victory of the French race. He now can gain the ranks of Lance Armstrong who also has completed this feat. Also I was unaware that the Tour deSuisse has also started. I am deeply sorry I fell behind on my reporting I will try not to let it happen again. The fifth stage ended with Robbie McEwen taking the win with the sprint. But my man of the CSC team Frank Schleck remaining in the overall lead. Andy has a lead of 49 seconds to the second and third placed racers. Tomorrow's stage is a grueling 191 kilometer. I will return tomorrow with all the updates from the Tour De Suisse.

New Dauphine Leader!!

Today Moreau takes the lead of the Dauphine Libere from Kashechkin. Zabriski has retained his spot in 5th place. Once again today's stage was won by a rider from Astana team. It was Maxim Iglinskiy. He claimed first place a 51 seconds. Today's post is really short because I am short on time but I promise I will make up for it tomorrow if time permits.

New Author and Dauphine

Today I would like everyone to welcome my newest author to the Cyclist Blog. He is my coworker and I hope all you readers enjoy his input. Anyway Moreau one today's treacherous stage four. He took the win atop the legendary Ventoux climb. He crossed the finish a full 1 minute and 8 seconds ahead of Sylvester Szmyd. Another notable finish is Levi Leipheimer in eighth place today. Moreau also cut his overall time to 14 seconds behind Kasheckin who took the lead today . I'll return tomorrow with the stage 5 results.

Dauphine Report

The second stage of the Dauphine Libere has concluded today with a win from Christophe Moreau. He also snatched the lead away from Bradley Wiggins. Moreau now has a lead of seven seconds over second place. Other notable names in the overall standings would be Levi Leipheimer at 25 seconds out, his teammate George Hincapie is 26 seconds out, and David Zabriskie is 27 seconds out. All three are in the top eight overall. Tomorrow is a shorter stage, 40.7 kilometer time trial, is expected to be exciting.