
Marianne Vos (Netherlands) wins the fifth stage and takes the 'maglia
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Marianne Vos (Netherlands) leads Claudia H
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Stage podium (L-R): Tatiana Guderzo (Team Valdarno), Marianne Vos (Netherlands)
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A new leader in the Giro: Marianne Vos (Netherlands) waits for the ceremony.
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The arrival of the maglia rosa: Ina Yoko Teutenberg (HTC - Columbia Women)
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The mountains competition leader maintained her hold on the mountains
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Judith Arndt (HTC - Columbia Women) took third.
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Tatiana Guderzo (Team Valdarno) was second on the stage.
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A drink on another hot day for Marta Vila Josana Andreu (Fenixs - Petrogradets).
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The chase bunch is led by Monia Baccaille (Team Valdarno).
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Marta Vila Josana Andreu (Fenixs - Petrogradets) made a solo break.
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Lauren Kitchen (Australia) made a first lap escape.
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Tiffany Cromwell (Australia) celebrated her birthday on the fifth stage.
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The competition leaders - Ina Yoko Teutenberg (HTC - Columbia Women),
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Evelyn Stevens (HTC - Columbia Women) and Marianne Vos (Netherlands) battle
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Stage winner and new race leader Marianne Vos (Netherlands).
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New race leader Marianne Vos (Netherlands) on the podium.
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