Photo: Mark Cavendish wis 11th stage of Tour de France and claims green jersey
Mark Cavendish claimed green jersey after winning 11th stage of Tour de France 2011
It was the 18th stage victory in Tour de France for Cavendish whose performance ranked him in top eight all-time successes of Le Tour. The British dressed the green jersey but his target in the current contest is to obtain two more victories.
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The 12th stage of Tour de France, which will take place on Thursday, is one which will reveal major changes in the overall standings. The riders will reach the Pyrenees and will end for the first time at altitude during this year edition. During the 211 kilometers, the cyclists will face three legendary climbings, a first class climb and two of special category, Hourquette d’Ancizan, Col du Tourmalet and Luz-Ardiden. The latter one has been included in the Tour after eight years, the latest rider who won it being Lance Armstrong (2003) at the end of an epic race when the American fell and had mechanical problems.