Matthew Goss (HTC-Columbia) is the second Australian winner of the GP
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The passionate Breton crowd was not best pleased with the sedate early
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The pace wound up in the closing stages
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Lazlo Bodrogi (Katusha) in action at the GP Ouest France
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The peloton on the last lap of the race
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The break that animated the day's racing
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Cofidis were active in keeping the race together
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Mykhaylo Khalilov (Katusha) worked very hard on the front
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Mykhaylo Khalilov (Katusha) driving on the front of the peloton
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Mickael Delage and Mathieu Drujon during the GP Ouest France
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The bunch coming under the finish line
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The bunch hurtles past the start-finish line
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Matthew Goss (HTC-Columbia) with Tyler Farrar (Garmin-Transitions) and
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Tyler Farrar (Garmin-Transitions), Matthew Goss (HTC-Columbia) and Yoann
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Pierrick Fedrigo (Bbox) and Sebastien Chavanel (FDJ) at the GP Ouest France
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HTC-Columbia rode perfectly in support of Matthew Goss
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Matthew Goss (HTC-Columbia) accepts the plaudits after the race
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Sylvain Calzati (Sky) and Cyril Dessel (Ag2r) on the front
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Belarus national champion Aleksandr Kushynski (Liquigas-Doimo) at the
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Alexandre Geniez (Skil-Shimano) and Anthony Charteau (Bbox-Bouygues Telecom)
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Anthony Charteau (Bbox-Bouygues Telecom) in action at the GP Ouest France
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Matthew Goss (HTC-Columbia) celebrates on the podium
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A smiling Christophe Moreau (Caisse d'Epargne) finishes his last GP Ouest
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The bunch rolls out at the start of the race
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Yoann Offredo (FDJ) and Jeremie Gaillard at the front of the peloton
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Matthew Goss (HTC-Columbia) crosses the line in Plouay
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The view from above. The passionate Breton fans watch Goss' sprint win
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The climb of the Ty Marrec is a perennial feature of the route.
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The peloton at the GP Ouest France in Plouay
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Matthew Goss (HTC-Columbia) took a fine win in Plouay
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Tyler Farrar (Garmin-Transitions), Matthew Goss (HTC-Columbia) and Yoann
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