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“We didn't watch each other and the slightly uphill finish was perfect for me.”

Samuel Dumoulin scored his first win since the stage to Chauffailles in the Dauphine two years ago as he preceded his breakaway companions Christophe Diguet and Christophe Edaleine to the line just as the ... via Cycling News

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“I had good legs, but the race was different to control. There was a head win in the end.”

Oscar Freire won the 70th Gent-Wevelgem from a bunch sprint, forced by his strong Rabobank team, which reeled in the last breakaway attempts with two kilometres remaining. via Cycling News

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MERIGNAC, France, April 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Isabelle Eloir joined Cortix at the start of 2008 as Head of Client Relations Europe. via Earth Times

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By gavia Posted on Thu Mar 20, 2008 at 11:11:42 AM EDT [editor's note, by chris] Two other diaries as well... but Gavia wins the typing race. via Podium Cafe

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“So it's very easy; it's one parameter that we control. When you go to the [general] market, if the standard is not well applied all across the rim makers, then you put the people at risk.”

The Road Tubeless format introduced by Hutchinson and Shimano in 2006 ranks among our favorite and most significant technological developments in recent memory. via Bike-Zone

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“I've been close these past few years so this time I was really motivated”

Sylvain Chavanel wins stage 6 of the 2008 Paris-Nice Photo: AFP Davide Rebellin seized the lead in Paris-Nice on Saturday as Sylvain Chavanel outfought a seven-man breakaway in the final kilometer to win the ... via Velonews

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“In Belgium we're used to cold and rain but it was really hard today. I was a little lucky, but it's mission accomplished”

Belgian Gert Steegmans overpowered the rest of the bunch to win a storm-shortened first stage of the Paris-Nice race on Monday. via ESPN

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“I'm happy to hold the yellow jersey but I'm disappointed to have missed the chance. I'd a real chance to win the stage”

Belgian Gert Steegmans continued his winning form claiming the second stage of Paris-Nice ahead of race leader Thor Hushovd of Norway. via Eurosport

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“I climbed the Mount Ventoux twice last week and Paris-Nice is one of my big objectives of the early season”

Belgian Gert Steegmans, racing for the Quick Step team, won a sprint finish for the first stage of Paris-Nice. Prologue winner Thor Hushovd of Norway holds onto the overall leader's yellow jersey after a stage ... via Eurosport

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Stage 2 - March 8: Torhout - Handzame, 180.5km Results 1 Yauheni Hutarovich Francaise des Jeux 2 Aurelien Clerc Bouygues Telecom 3 Jean-Patrick Nazon Ag2r-La Mondiale All of the content published on ... via Bike-Zone

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