AP PRATO NEVOSO, Italy - - Frank Schleck surged in the final 500 yards of the uphill finish of Stage 15 Sunday to take the yellow jersey in the Tour de France.
Whether he can maintain the overall lead remains to be seen with the race continuing in the Alps, where countless riders have been broken.

(07-21) 04:00 PDT Prato Nevoso, Italy -- The CSC team had been warning for a week that its riders would attack Cadel Evans in the Alps. But on a steep

PRATO NEVOSO, Italy (AP) - The Tour de France still has no definitive leader through 15 stages. One trend is quite clear, though: Team CSC is the strongest squad.
Bjarne Riis' riders continually attacked race favorite Cadel Evans as the Tour hit the Alps on Sunday, and CSC's Frank Schleck took the overall leader's yellow jersey from Evans.
dy, along with another CSC climbing specialist — Carlos Sastre of Spain — exposed Evans' biggest problem: a lack of support riders in the mountains.

PRATO NEVOSO, Italy (AP) — The Tour de France still has no definitive leader through 15 stages. One trend is quite clear, though: Team CSC is the strongest

By JAMES STARTT Bicycling Magazine continues its daily dispatches from the Tour de France for The Wall Street Journal with a report from the 15th stage.

(From left-top) Spain's 2006 Tour de France champion Oscar Pereiro crashes out; new overall leader Luxembourger Frank Schleck riding in the last kilometre