Congratulations Jens!!! Worthy winner.

Jens Voigt secured his first victory in the Tour of Germany on Wednesday, ahead of Levi Leipheimer and Andrey Kashehkin, who finished second and third respectively. Rabobank’s Graeme Brown held off Erik Zabel to take the stage victory in a mass sprint.

Voigt wins it for the Germans

In a scintillating performance, Jens Voigt destroyed the field in today's time trial, finishing at least a minute ahead of everybody, thus guaranteeing him the tour victory with one more flat stage to go.
Great performance by a great person. Congratulations Jens!!!!

Voigt leaves Levi for dead

Jens Voigt retained his yellow jersey with a dramatic victory in the sixth stage of the Tour of Germany on Monday. The German clung on to the wheel of American Levi Leipheimer up the final category 1 climb to St. Christoph am Arlberg, before powering away to victory in a sprint.

It was the CSC rider’s second stage victory in the Tour, and could prove one of the most important in his career. The resultant time bonus pushes his advantage over Leipheimer to 24 seconds in the general classification with just two stages remaining.

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Stage5: Leipheimer on the descent Voigt in yellow

With one time trial and one mountain stage to go, it's Levi's race to lose at this point. It'slooking good for the american to repeat his last year win of the Deutschland tour.

Stage3: Ciolek outsprints Zabel

Germany's 19-year-old Gerald Ciolek beat legendary compatriot Erik Zabel in a mass sprint to win Stage 3 at the Tour of Germany on Friday. Ciolek was too powerful for the 36-year-old seven-time Tour de France green jersey, signaling an opening passing of the torch in German racing.

Stage2: Voigt in a perfect break on home soil

Jens Voigt again proved the best man in a small break-away, beating Davide Rebellin and Andrey Kashechkin to win Stage 2 of the Tour of Germany on Thursday. The trio split from the peloton on the day's final climb just 15-km from the finish, but Voigt launched the sprint and held on at the line.

1 Jens Voigt (GER ---------- CSC
2 Davide Rebellin (ITA) ---- Gerolsteiner +0:00
3 Andrey Kashechkin (KAZ) -- Astana +0:00
4 Erik Zabel (GER) --------- Milram +0:04
5 Kim Kirchen (LUX)--------- T-Mobile +0:04

Stage1: Bazayev claims soggy win

Kazakhstan's Assan Bazayev (Astana) won a rainy first stage of the Tour of Germany, blasting past Italy's Danilo Napolitano (Lampre), who launched the sprint far too early. Discovery's Vladimir Gusev retains the yellow jersey, while Erik Zabel could only manage third in the wet mass sprint.

1 Assan Bazayev(KAZ)-------Astana
2 Danilo Napolitano(ITA)-------Lampre-Fondital
3 Erik Zabel (GER)-------Milram
4 Andre Greipel (GER)-------T-Mobile
5 Alexandre Usov (BLR)-------ag2r
6 Claudio Corioni (ITA)-------Lampre
7 Vicente Reynes (ESP)-------Caisse d'Epargne
8 Manuele Mori (ITA)-------Saunier Duval
9 Roy Sentjens (NED)-------Rabobank
10 Josep Jufre (ESP)-------Davitamon