Sharon Laws (Cervelo) on the attack
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Evelyn Stevens (HTC-Columbia) at the GP de Plouay-Bretagne
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Emma Trott on the front of the peloton
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Emma Trott peformed bravely at GP de Plouay-Bretagne
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Emma Pooley was very active in the winning break
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Emma Pooley (Cervelo) takes the win at GP de Plouay-Bretagne
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Emma Pooley celebrates atop the podium
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Emma Johansson and Marianne Vos at the finish line
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Emma Pooley is congratulated by Emma Johansson
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Emile Blanquefort pictured in the peloton during the GP de Plouay-Bretagne
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Cervelo duo Elizabeth Armistead and Charlotte Becker
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Edwige Pitel during the GP de Plouay-Bretagne
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The peloton during the GP de Plouay-Bretagne
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The climb of the Ty Marrec, which featured in the 2000 Worlds
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All smiles. The three strongest riders in the race made the podium
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Noemie Cantele in the peloton at the GP de Plouay-Bretagne
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Natalia Boyarskaya pressing on at the GP de Plouay-Bretagne
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Marta Bastianelli tries to go clear at the GP de Plouay-Bretagne
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Marianne Vos receives the World Cup winners jersey
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Marianne Vos wins the World Cup
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Marianne Vos in action during the GP de Plouay-Bretagne
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The breakaway group that decided the race
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The Canadian team on the front of the bunch
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Emma Pooley drives the breakaway
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The final podium at the GP de Plouay-Bretagne
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Emma Pooley with Marianne Vos and Emma Johansson
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Christelle Ferrier Bruneau with organiser Patrick Fernandez after the
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Charlotte Becker in the counter attack
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Charlotte Becker tried valiantly to bridge the gap
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Ludivie Henrion, Beatric Thomas and Aude Biannic at the GP de Plouay-Bretagne
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The 2010 World Cup Champion Marianne Vos (Nederland Bloeit)
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Annemiek Van Vleuten in action at the GP de Plouay-Bretagne
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Emma Pooley celebrates her victorry at the GP de Plouay-Bretagne
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The peloton during the GP de Plouay-Bretagne
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The chasers couldn't bring back the break
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Emma Pooley has been having a fine season
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Marianne Vos celebrates her World Cup win
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The race podium - Marianne Vos (Nederland Bloeit), Emma Pooley (Cervelo
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Making sure of the World Cup title , Marianne Vos (Nederland Bloeit) sprints
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A smile from Emma Pooley (Cervelo Test Team) as she takes her second consecutive
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Emma Pooley (Cervelo Test Team) won her second consecutive GP de Plouay
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Marianne Vos (Nederland Bloeit) leads the break through the start / finish
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The break which formed was decisive - Emma Johansson (Redsun Cycling Team),
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Luise Keller (HTC - Columbia Women) counterattacked after Elizabeth Armitstead
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Marianne Vos (Nederland Bloeit) sat in the bunch, just behind Emma Pooley
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Marta Bastianelli (Fenixs - Petrogradets) tried to cross the gap, but
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The bunch chases Elizabeth Armitstead, Nederland Bloeit and Emma Johansson
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Elizabeth Armitstead (Cervelo Test Team) looked fatigued by her efforts
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A dangerous breakway and one of many options for Cervelo Test Team - Elizabeth
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Winner of Thueringen Rundfahrt and third at Route de France, in-form Olga
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Joelle Numainville (Canada) made a big attack early on, but was unable
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Preparing to break away? Lizzie Armitstead (Cervelo Test Team) at the
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2009 winner in Plouay, Emma Pooley (Cervelo Test Team) in the bunch
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World Cup leader and as it transpired, 2010 winner, Marianne Vos lines
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Souvenir photos for the French National Team before the start
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World Cup team competition winners - Cervelo Test Team, who took the title
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