as unsporting and felt he should have allowed Schleck to regain the lost time. Although some sections of the media and members of the peloton did not have a problem with Contador's attack, and the incident produced this memorable quote "If you draw your sword and you drop it, you die", from Ryder Hesjedal. Schleck lost 39 seconds on that stage in the mountains, the same number of seconds by which he eventually lost the Tour de France. Schleck was only the second man to ever win the white jersey for best young rider 3 times; the first was Jan Ullrich who won between 1996 and 1998. He also won two mountain stages, and rode in the yellow jersey for six days. In February 2012 after Contador's CAS hearing Schleck was retroactively awarded the 2010 Title. Leopard Trek (2011–2014) On 29 July 2010, Schleck and his brother Fränk announced their departure from at the end of 2010. They formed a brand-new Luxembourg-based team with former Saxo Bank director Kim Andersen. Alberto Contador was hired to replace Andy Schleck as part of a two-year contract signed with Team Saxo Bank. In October 2010, the management of the new Luxembourg team revealed the team's website, labeled Leopard True Racing, leading to speculation that the team would race under that name. The team's name, was later announced by Jakob Fuglsang as . 2011 In April 2011, Schleck finished third in Liège–Bastogne–Liège. He then won the mountains classification of the Tour de Suisse. In the Tour de France, Schleck had a slow start but came to the mountains 5th overall. Through the Pyrenees Andy moved up to 4th overall. After losing almost 2 minutes on Stage 16, he finally won the mountainous 18th stage of the race on the Col du Galibier with a long solo breakaway ride. The day after, he finished 9th overall in the 19th stage of Alpe d'Huez to take the yellow jersey from Thomas Voeckler, but he was overtaken by Cadel Evans in the penultimate stage of the tour, an individual time trial, placing Schleck in second place going into the final stage in Paris once again. His brother, Frank, also made the podium making them the first siblings ever to both make the podium in Tour history. 2012 For the 2012 season, merged with to create , with Johan Bruyneel becoming team manager. In May, Schleck was awarded