2006 Tour Down Under - Other Leading Top Threes

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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