2007 Tour of Qatar - Other Leading Top Threes

Other Leading Top Threes

Stage Sprints Pts Under 23 Time Teams Time
1 no sprints none Marcel Sieberg
Francesco Failli
Wim De Vocht		 6:38
+ 0:02
+ 0:04		 Quick Step-Innergetic
Team Milram
Liquigas		 6:33
+ 0:05
+ 0:07
2 Tom Boonen
Alessandro Petacchi
Jean-Patrick Nazon		 30
27
25		 Marcel Sieberg
Francesco Failli
Nick Ingels		 3:08:28
+ 0:02
+ 0:04		 Quick Step-Innergetic
Team Milram
Liquigas		 9:12:03
+ 0:05
+ 0:07
3 Tom Boonen
Alessandro Petacchi
Aurélien Clerc		 60
54
42		 Nick Ingels
Lloyd Mondory
Francesco Failli		 6:33:38
+ 0:02
+ 0:03		 Quick Step-Innergetic
Predictor-Lotto
Team Milram		 19:27:26
+ 0:04
+ 0:05
4 Tom Boonen
Alessandro Petacchi
Bernhard Eisel		 91
54
47		 Lloyd Mondory
Francisco Ventoso
Alexandre Pichot		 9:28:29
+ 0:08
+ 0:15		 Quick Step-Innergetic
T-Mobile Team
Rabobank		 28:12:08
+ 0:06
+ 0:19
5 Tom Boonen
Alessandro Petacchi
Bernhard Eisel		 92
54
51		 Alexandre Pichot
Lloyd Mondory
Francisco Ventoso		 12:57:52
+ 0:53
+ 0:58		 Quick Step-Innergetic
T-Mobile Team
Rabobank		 38:36:35
+ 0:06
+ 4:31
6 Tom Boonen
Alessandro Petacchi
Lloyd Mondory		 122
81
60		 Alexandre Pichot
Lloyd Mondory
Francisco Ventoso		 15:54:09
+ 0:53
+ 0:58		 Quick Step-Innergetic
T-Mobile Team
Rabobank		 47:25:26
+ 0:06
+ 4:31

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