You can find the results for Stage 4 of the 2011 Tour de France here -- Cadel Evans won the stage, edging out Alberto Contador, and Thor Hushovd surprisingly retained his overall lead and his yellow jersey with a solid performance.
2011 Tour de France Standings Update, Stage 4: Thor Hushovd Retains Yellow Jersey
| 1. | | 51 | TEAM GARMIN - CERVELO | 13h 58' 25" | |
| 2. | | 141 | BMC RACING TEAM | 13h 58' 26" | + 00' 01" |
| 3. | | 18 | TEAM LEOPARD-TREK | 13h 58' 29" | + 00' 04" |
| 4. | | 56 | TEAM GARMIN - CERVELO | 13h 58' 33" | + 00' 08" |
| 5. | | 74 | TEAM RADIOSHACK | 13h 58' 35" | + 00' 10" |
| 6. | | 111 | SKY PROCYCLING | 13h 58' 35" | + 00' 10" |
| 7. | | 117 | SKY PROCYCLING | 13h 58' 37" | + 00' 12" |
| 8. | | 114 | SKY PROCYCLING | 13h 58' 37" | + 00' 12" |
| 9. | | 11 | TEAM LEOPARD-TREK | 13h 58' 37" | + 00' 12" |
| 10. | | 13 | TEAM LEOPARD-TREK | 13h 58' 37" | + 00' 12 |
Contador isn’t in the top 10, but his near-victory in Stage 4 demonstrated his viability in the race.
The stage still showed that Contador, who has faced a series of early setbacks in this Tour already, is in shape to compete.
Contador did poorly in Stage 1 after getting held up after a crash, but bounced back in Stage 4, nearly beating the field to the line for the win. Evans edged him in a photo finish, but his late-surge put the field on notice in the early stages of the 2011 Tour de France.
Jose Joaquin Rojas still leads the sprint standings, with Evans just two points behind. Of the green jersey contenders, Thor Hushovd has 70 points, followed closely by Garmin-Cervelo teammate Tyler Farrar’s 68 points.
| 1. | | 88 | MOVISTAR TEAM | 82 pts |
| 2. | | 141 | BMC RACING TEAM | 80 pts |
| 3. | | 32 | OMEGA PHARMA - LOTTO | 77 pts |
| 4. | | 51 | TEAM GARMIN - CERVELO | 70 pts |
| 5. | | 54 | TEAM GARMIN - CERVELO | 68 pts |
| 6. | | 201 | VACANSOLEIL-DCM | 38 pts |
| 7. | | 138 | FDJ | 37 pts |
| 8. | | 31 | OMEGA PHARMA - LOTTO | 36 pts |
| 9. | | 202 | VACANSOLEIL-DCM | 36 pts |
| 10. | | 1 | SAXO BANK SUNGARD | 35 pts |
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