There were plenty of acknowledgements to be made
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Officials leave the presentation area
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The peloton battle crosswinds in the UAE
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The pace was high throughout the day
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Team Medscheme control the race
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The front group presses its advantage
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Morocco were active throughout the day
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A Moroccan rider attempts to get away
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A Thai rider leads a three man escape
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The wind caused chaos for some riders
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An escape group works had to gain an advantage
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The long flat roads meant the breakaway had trouble moving out of sight
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Nothing is done by halves in the UAE
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The awards ceremony at the 2010 Emirates Cup
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Morocco share the team's trophy
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Morocco were the strongest team
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Erwan Brenterch (2nd, AVC Aix En Provence), Malcom Lange (1st, Team Medsceme)
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High level support for this event
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Malcolm Lange is interviewed after his win
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Malcolm Lange (Team Medscheme) salutes his win
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Malcolm Lange (Team Medscheme) takes victory in the UAE
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Lange has a comfortable lead with just metres to go
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A support vehicle drives behind the race
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Morocco stick together at the front end of the peloton
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An Azerbaidjani rider goes on the attack
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Team Medscheme were attentive to all the moves
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A Medscheme rider gets his head down
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The peloton passes through the start/finish
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A Medscheme rider takes control for a while
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There weren't a lot of turns to negotiate on the course
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The field pass one of the prime spectator's positions
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Malcolm Lange (Team Medscheme) in the bunch
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The race stays together early on
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We can go to the mall after the race
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Team Medscheme had huge numbers in the UAE
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A CKT rider sucks in the big ones
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The UAE riders were keen to make an impression at home
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A UAE rider works hard in the break
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An escape crosses the finish line as the peloton looms in the distance
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Morocco again work to shut down an attempted move
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Yousef Mirza Banihammad (UAE) corners
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UAE checks the success of his attack
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The scramble for wheels continues
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A rider gets picked up after a crash
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The perfect way to observe a bike race
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