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Frank Schleck snatched the yellow jersey from the grip of Cadel Evans as the race favourite suffered badly on the summit finish to Prato Nevoso today.
Schleck, who rides for Team CSC, trailed Evans by one second going into the 15th stage from Embrun but has taken a seven second lead in the general classification after a stage which was won by Australian Simon Gerrans.
Schleck now leads Bernhard Kohl in the overall standings, with Evans dropping to third overall.
As Evans toiled in yellow, Gerrans, his compatriot rode the perfect ascent up Prato Nevoso to outfox his fellow escapees and win the 183km stage by three seconds from Egoi Martinez.
The 28-year-old Credit Agricole rider sat on the wheel of Danny Pate and Martinez, and kicked away in the final metres.
Martinez, King of the Mountains at the 2006 Vuelta a Espana and a better climber, appeared to be in the box seat when the trio entered the last 300m of the 11.1km climb to the Italian ski station, but he could not respond when Gerrans made his move.
The escapees benefited from several crashes in the peloton, most notably to third-placed Christian Vandevelde, and 2006 Tour winner Oscar Pereiro, who was forced to retire with a broken femur and shoulder.
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Today's stage of the Tour has given me back some trust and credability in cycling. Mainly because of the close proximity of the top 10 riders, their faces shrouded in more pain, the speeds noticably slower than the 'EPO years'. Here's to clean cycling and Christian Vandevelde.
Andy, Belfast, Northern ireland
That was the most exciting mountain top finish I've seen for years; fantastic. Either the top six or so are all clean, or are all on the same drugs, and so no one has a big advantage; which makes for great excitement. Well done to Cadel Evans who fought back so many times.
Oliver, Cambridge,