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When the drama of the grand tours has passed and the leaves begin to fall, the classics riders know it's time to come out and play, and what better playground than the road from Chartres to Tours in the first week of October. Paris-Tours is generally seen as a sprinter's haven, a race where the likes of Petacchi, McEwen and Zabel have battled it out in the past, although there's a place for those riders brave enough to chance their legs against the fast men and make a fleeting bid for victory off ...
Paris - Tours Race photos
- Philippe Gilbert (Silence-Lotto) on the attack at the Vuelta
- Filippo Pozzato (Katusha) rides in the Coppa Sabatini.
- Philippe Gilbert (Silence-Lotto)
- Belgian Philippe Gilbert (Silence-Lotto) wins second consecutive Paris-Tours
- Tyler Farrar (Garmin-Slipstream) after his second stage win in Franco-Belge.
- The Paris-Tours podium 2009: Tom Boonen, Philippe Gilbert and Borut Bozic.
- Oscar Freire (Rabobank)
- Boonen and Gilbert enjoy the podium moment.
- Australia's Allan Davis (Quick Step).
- Gilbert pushes the pace to keep the trio clear.
- Philippe Gilbert (Silence-Lotto) makes his winning move.
- The sun is low in the sky during Paris-Tour
- Garmin-Slipstream comes to the front.
- The Silence-Lotto team leads the chase in Paris-Tours.
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Vierhouten to close career at Paris-Tours
Dutch veteran to retire after 14 year professional career
Hoogerland relishes his end-of-season form
Vacansoleil rider to race Paris-Bourges and Paris-Tours, Lombardia his goal
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