Óscar Freire (Rabobank) with director Erik Dekker.
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The peloton comes out of a tunnel with five kilometres remaining to the
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Oscar Freire (Rabobank) takes the win over André Greipel (Team HTC - Columbia).
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Oscar Freire (Rabobank) seemed very pleased with his win.
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Olympic track champion Juan Llaneras was giving out the trophies on the
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Luis Mas (Burgos Monumental) on the podium.
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José Vicente Garcia Acosta (Caisse d'Epargne) tells Frank Schleck (Saxo
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Joan Horrach (Katusha) is the best rider from Mallorca in today's race.
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Oscar Freire (Rabobank), left, is less than 50 metres away from winning
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The Rabobank team took over the last part of the chase to set the stage
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The breakaway's lead now stands at 1 minute and 40 seconds.
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Rabobank adds a rider to the chase.
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Manuel Ortega (Andalucia-Cajasur) talks strategy with his director but
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Kasper Klostergaard (Team Saxo Bank) in good spirits before the feed zone.
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Jens Voigt (Team Saxo Bank) did not attack today, perhaps tomorrow.
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Frank Schleck (Saxo Bank) got his feed bag early.
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Triple world champion Oscar Freire (Rabobank) can add one more trophy
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Brothers Marc and Vincente Reynes - PSK Whirlpool-Author and HTC-Columbia.
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Oscar Freire (Rabobank) and René Andrle (PSK Whirlpool-Author).
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Óscar Freire (Rabobank) on the podium after winning the Challenge Mallorca's
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Martin Hebík (PSK Whirlpool-Author)
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Óscar Freire (Rabobank) celebrates his win in the Trofeo Cala Millor.
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Óscar Freire (Rabobank) outsprints Andre Greipel (HTC-Columbia) for the
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The five-man break which stayed away for much of today's stage.
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Caisse d'Epargne leads the peloton.
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Roman Kreuziger, father of the Liqugas rider.
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Erik Zabel and Rolf Aldag ride along behind the peloton.
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Marzio Bruseghin (Caisse d'Epargne)
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Riders in the feed zone in today's stage.
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Alejandro Valverde (Caisse d'Epargne) kept himself safe and out of trouble
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The peloton starts to organize the chase.
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The Eddy Merckx bikes of Quick Step.
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Canyon bikes on the roof of an Omega Pharma-Lotto team car
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Rabobank is once again on Giant bikes this season.
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Ridley bikes lined up for Team Katusha riders.
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Team HTC-Columbia's Scott bikes.
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One of Team Saxo Bank's Specialized bikes.
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Caisse d'Epargne is on Pinarello Dogmas.
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The break of the day containing Luis Mas (Burgos Monumental), David Deroo
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Footon-Servetto's team-issue Fujis.
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Frank Schleck (Team Saxo Bank) clearly feeling great about the stage ahead.
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Erik Zabel, left, rode today's stage behind the peloton.
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The Look team bikes of Cofidis.
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Another view of Caisse d'Epargne's Pinarello Dogmas.
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Aleksejs Saramotins (HTC-Columbia)
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Frank Schleck (Team Saxo Bank)
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Alejandro Valverde (Caisse d'Epargne)
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After riding for over 100km, a well-earned lunch follows.
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A school of children came out of class to watch the peloton zoom by.
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An Omega Pharma-Lotto rider catching his lunch.
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The peloton goes by Porto Petro.
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The peloton chasing the breakaway.
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The Katusha team started to come to the front to help with the chase.
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The breakaway stayed away for nearly 150 kilometres.
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Footon-Servetto leads the peloton.
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Footon-Servetto continues to chase.
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Caisse d'Epargne kept Alejandro Valverde safe today.
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Ortega (Andalucia-Cajasur), Blazquez (Orbea), Mas (Burgos Monumental),
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Action during the second stage of the Challenge Mallorca.
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Frank Schleck (Team Saxo Bank) was seen chatting with many riders today.
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Frank Schleck (Team Saxo Bank) enjoying today's stage.
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After just 8kms of racing the peloton is settling in for chasing a breakaway
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