Other Leading Top Threes
| Stage | Mountains | Pts | Sprint | Pts | Under 23 | Pts | Teams | Time |
| 1 | Samuel Dumoulin Cadel Evans Gene Bates |
16 12 8 |
Simon Gerrans Russell Van Hout Luis Leon Sanchez |
14 6 6 |
William Walker Simon Clarke Eros Capecchi |
3:39.10 + 2.33 + 4.03 |
UniSA-Australia South Australia.com-AIS Liberty Seguros-Wurth Team |
11:05.08 + 10.37 + 11.54 |
| 2 | Samuel Dumoulin Gene Bates Cadel Evans |
32 20 20 |
Simon Gerrans Allan Davis Hilton Clarke |
14 12 12 |
William Walker Simon Clarke Eros Capecchi |
7:13.41 + 2.33 + 4.03 |
UniSA-Australia Liberty Seguros-Wurth Team South Australia.com-AIS |
21:41.31 + 5.22 + 12.37 |
| 3 | Cadel Evans Samuel Dumoulin Gene Bates |
36 32 20 |
Daniel Becke Simon Gerrans Allan Davis |
18 14 12 |
William Walker Simon Clarke Eros Capecchi |
11:12.18 + 2.33 + 4.03 |
UniSA-Australia Liberty Seguros-Wurth Team South Australia.com-AIS |
33:29.50 + 3.42 + 18.01 |
| 4 | Cadel Evans Samuel Dumoulin Russell Van Hout |
36 32 20 |
Russell Van Hout Daniel Becke Simon Gerrans |
18 18 14 |
William Walker Simon Clarke Eros Capecchi |
14:47.53 + 2.33 + 4.03 |
UniSA-Australia Liberty Seguros-Wurth Team Davitamon Lotto |
44:11.09 + 7.40 + 23.18 |
| 5 | Cadel Evans Samuel Dumoulin Luca Paolini |
40 38 32 |
Allan Davis Russell Van Hout Daniel Becke |
20 18 18 |
William Walker Simon Clarke Eros Capecchi |
16:37.40 + 2.33 + 4.07 |
UniSA-Australia Liberty Seguros-Wurth Team South Australia.com-AIS |
49:40.44 + 7.26 + 23.27 |
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