Oakley dominated the Tour de France with 15 stage victories (out of a total of 21), the Green and White Jerseys, four riders placing in the top five and 14 days in Yellow.

Great Britain’s Mark Cavendish (OAKLEY) won his fifth stage of the 2009 Tour de France on Friday, while Alberto Contador remained in the overall lead and Lance Armstrong picked up some time on his rivals.

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As the final leg of the Tour de France nears, Oakley’s Frank Schleck of Luxembourg won Wednesday’s 17th stage and Alberto Contador took second place as he closed in on the overall win.

Oakley’s Andy Schleck of the Saxo Bank team was the only rider able to stay close to Contador in the final ascent to the Swiss ski resort of Verbier in Sunday’s 15th stage.

Katusha’s Sergei Ivanov won Saturday’s stage 14, a mostly flat transition stage from Friday’s day in the mountainous Verges region and Sunday’s first day in the Alps.

On a 200km stage, Heinrich Haussler (Cervélo TestTeam) was off the front for 195km….

Saxo Bank’s Nicki Sorensen (Oakley) emerged from a seven-man break to take a classic solo win on a perfect summer day in France Thursday.

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With his trusty leadout Columbia-HTC train of Oakley’s George Hincapie and then Mark Renshaw setting him up at the front of the peloton, Cavendish jumped on the uphill sprint finish of stage 11 to take the win…

Oakley’s Mark Cavendish (Columbia-HTC) won a leisurely, radio-free 10th stage of Tour de France on Tuesday.

Oakley’s Pierrick Fedrigo (Bbox Bouygues Telecom) countered a late attack by fellow breakaway Franco Pellizotti (Liquigas) to win stage 9 of the 2009 Tour de France on Sunday.

Luis Leon Sanchez won Saturday’s second day in the Pyrenees, a 176-km romp from Andora back into France for the start of the race’s second week.

On a day of crashes, wet roads and rolling climbs, Cervélo’s Thor Hushovd powered his way to a sprint win ahead of three-time world champion Oscar Freire (Rabobank).

Team Astana blazed through the team time trial to win stage 4.

Oakley’s Mark Cavendish (Columbia-HTC) won his second consecutive stage of the Tour de France on Monday…

Wearing Jawbone, Mark Cavendish (Columbia-HTC) sped to victory on Sunday in stage 2 of the 2009 Tour de France, a 187km race from the principality of Monaco to Brignoles.

Last Saturday, OAKLEY Swiss tempo specialist, Fabian Cancellara, put all competitors behind him on today’s first stage of the Tour de France where Alberto Contador was dropped by 18 seconds on the 15.5 kilometres long course in the streets of Monaco.

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