John Degenkolb (HTC-Highroad) triumphs in stage 2.
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Ivan Basso (Liquigas-Cannondale) was off the pace again on the road to
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John Degenkolb (HTC-Highroad) wins stage two of the Criterium du Dauphine.
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Przemyslaw Niemiec (Lampre - ISD) arrives at the Dauphine after a tough
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Przemyslaw Niemiec (Lampre - ISD) before the start.
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Fresh from the Giro d'Italia, Joaquim Rodriguez (Katusha) was in the mix
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Alexandre Vinokourov (Astana) will be hoping for a repeat spell in yellow
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Samuel Sanchez (Euskaltel-Euskadi) is going to be one of the men to watch
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John Degenkolb (HTC-Highroad) can't hide his joy at winning stage two.
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Alexandre Vinokourov (Astana) in the peloton.
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Alexandre Vinokourov (Astana) retains the yellow jersey.
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John Degenkolb (HTC-Highroad) powers to the win in Lyon.
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John Degenkolb (HTC-Highroad) celebrates atop the podium.
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John Degenkolb (HTC-Highroad) was an impressive winner in Lyon.
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Alexandre Vinokourov (Astana) gained six seconds by sticking with the
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John Degenkolb is understandibly pleased with a hard-fought sprint win
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Win number five of the season for John Degenkolb.
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John Degenkolb is finding plenty of success in his first season in the
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John Degenkolb (HTC-Highroad) topped Samuel Dumoulin (Cofidis) in the
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Ivan Basso (Liquigas-Cannondale) lost 1:13 on the stage
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Jurgen Van den Broeck kept the mountains jersey.
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Tyler Farrar didn't have any luck in the finish.
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Race leader Vinokourov followed the right wheels in the finish and gained
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Joaquim Rodriguez was up in the top 10 at the finish
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French champion Thomas Voeckler tried to fool the sprinters.
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Voeckler held a promising lead in the final 500m
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John Degenkolb (HTC-Highroad) celebrates his Dauphine stage win
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John Degenkolb (HTC-Highroad) celebrates the stage win.
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John Degenkolb (HTC-Highroad) wins stage 2 at the Dauphine
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