Schleck forced to change bike during final Tour stage

Andy Schleck was forced to change his bike on today's final stage of the Tour de France after suffering mechanical trouble while racing Alberto Contador.

Sun, 25 Jul, 2010 - 16:22

Andy Schleck was forced to change his bike on today's final stage of the Tour de France after suffering mechanical trouble while racing Alberto Contador.

Contador (Astana) is set to win a third Tour title in four years after securing a 39-second advantage on yesterday's 52-kilometre time trial from Bordeaux to Pauillac.

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