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The 167 km stage 11 turned out to be the first stage with a successful big break. A group of twelve men broke away from the peloton and built a lead of over 16 minutes. Three men sprinted for the stage win and Denmark's Kurt-Asle Arvesen crossed the line first. Cadel Evans kept the yellow jersey.
There were not many popular cyclists in the top ten today so this was a tough result to predict. Roger Bergson (USA) had three riders of the break in his team. He won the stage. Warren Smart (New Zealand) was second and Dick Howard (USA) and Natacha Haslin (France) shared third place. The top three in the overall rankings did not collect any points in this stage. There were no changes here: Omar Almaini (UK) and Bryan Stout (New Zealand) remain the overall leaders. Bob Verweij of The Netherlands stays on the third spot.
1. 25 Roger Bergson (USA)
2. 16 Warren Smart (New Zealand)
3. 14 Dick Howard (USA)
14 Natacha Haslin (France)
5. 13 Edvin Svengen (Sweden)
13 Edwin Saunders (South Africa)
7. 12 Alex Holmes (Australia)
12 Bevo Gallagher (USA)
12 Henry Sorst (Germany)
12 Marc Boyle (Canada)
12 Marc Sullivan (Canada)
12 Matthew Struckman (USA)
12 Norbert Sorst (Germany)
12 Rodrigo Arenas (Canada)
15. 11 Bas Denters (The Netherlands)
11 Bert Rullens (The Netherlands)
11 Carl Simpson (Canada)
11 Franzois D. (France)
11 Matthieu Jouan (France)
11 Peer Zelluf (The Netherlands)
11 Peter Kundmueller (Germany)
11 Pierrick Haslin (France)
11 Ria Molanus (The Netherlands)
11 Rudy van Spaandonk (The Netherlands)
11 Tadhg Molloy (Ireland)
26. 10 Benoit Rey (France)
10 Bert Otten (The Netherlands)
10 Grant Anderson (UK/Scotland)
10 Michael Mangrich (USA)
10 Silke Höffmann (Germany)
10 Youen Kervella (France)
32. 9 Brett Stewart (USA)
9 Charlene Smart (New Zealand)
9 Ian Rubenzahl (Canada)
9 Simon White (France)
36. 8 Bradley Reiter (Canada)
8 Clement Lee (Malaysia)
8 Daan Creemers (The Netherlands)
8 Ewan Hall (Australia)
8 Keven Fitzpatrick (Canada)
8 Marcel Spanjer (The Netherlands)
8 Mark de Poorter (The Netherlands)
8 Matthijs Otten (The Netherlands)
8 Rocky W. Meadows (USA)
8 Stephen Young (Ireland)
46. 7 Glen Doherty (UK/England)
7 Jose Miguel Sala (Spain)
7 Karsten Sorst (Germany)
7 Kyle Gradinger (USA)
7 Nick Walker (UK/Northern Ireland)
7 Xiaojun Creemers (The Netherlands)
52. 6 Chris Coolman (USA)
6 Dietmar Pauly (Germany)
6 Erix Schokker (The Netherlands)
6 Gerard Gallagher (USA)
6 Gjermund Sandbakk (Norway)
6 Jasper van Veenendaal (The Netherlands)
6 Jenni Collingwood (New Zealand)
6 Joel Hull (UK)
6 Jolanda Prins (The Netherlands)
6 Matt Topham (USA)
6 Roger Partington (Canada)
6 Stefano Ferrarini (Australia)
6 Tom Denters (The Netherlands)
65. 5 Casey Linam (USA)
5 Chris Salko (USA)
5 Debbie Rowling (UK/England)
5 Francis Stalpers (The Netherlands)
5 Jacqueline Molanus (The Netherlands)
5 Johan van Ommen (The Netherlands)
5 Meg Gray (UK)
5 Rhoda Gray (UK/Northern Ireland)
5 Roberto Sabadini (Italy)
5 Stephen Bruekink Wallace (New Zealand)
75. 4 Anton Reidt (The Netherlands)
4 Bert Kerkhofs (The Netherlands)
4 Bojan Kozelj (Slovenia)
4 Cycopath Chung (USA)
4 George Atkins (Australia)
4 Gerarde Nixon (UK/England)
4 Jim Klepper (USA)
4 John Zarling (USA)
4 Kingsley Clapham (Australia)
4 Martijn Oude Luttikhuis (The Netherlands)
4 Mat Butterworth (Australia)
4 Peter Zoras (Canada)
87. 3 Arnaud Le Ny (France)
3 Bushrod Johnson (USA)
3 Fia Nygren (Sweden)
3 Guido Van Hal (Belgium)
3 Robert Beernink (The Netherlands)
3 Stacy Schaubmayer (USA)
3 Tom Scanlon (USA)
94. 2 Achi Alberti (Switzerland)
2 D. Obecalp (Norway)
2 David Redhead (UK)
2 Gary Timberlake (Canada)
2 Geoff Deavoll (New Zealand)
2 Paul Nobilo (New Zealand)
2 Tore Högman (Sweden)