Garmin-Transitions was the top team
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Sky spent a lot of time chasing
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Euskaltel and Sky lead the chase
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Along the narrow streets of the old city
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Chasing the break with four to go
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Levi Leipheimer (Team Radioshack) is followed by Alessandro Ballan (BMC
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Vicente Reynes Mimo (Team HTC - Columbia)
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Yaroslav Popovych (Team Radioshack) in the break
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Jakob Fuglsang (Saxo Bank) leads the break
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The break goes through St John Gate
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The break goes through St John Gate
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On the Cote de la Montagne climb
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Julien Loubet (AG2R La Mondiale)
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Dominik Nerz (Team Milram) was most combative rider
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Jakob Fuglsang won the climbers' competition
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Ryder Hesjedal was the highest placing Canadian
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Ryder Hesjedal was top Canadian
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Top three for the first GP Cycliste Quebec: Edvald Boasson Hagen, Thomas
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The mayor of Quebec City congratulates Thomas Voeckler
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A smart win for Thomas Voeckler (BBOX Bouygues Telecom)
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Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Transitions) leads the break
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Matti Breschel (Team Saxo Bank) and Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Transitions)
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Damiano Cunego (Lampre - Farnese Vini) was in the dangerous late break
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Team Sky spent a lot of time chasing
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Laurent Didier (Team Saxo Bank) and Dominik Nerz (Team Milram) were away
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The peloton at the top of the climb
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It was a hard climb to do 15 times
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Mick Rogers (HTC-Columbia) on Cote de la Montagne
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Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin Transitons) on the climb
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Thomas Voeckler (Bbox Bouygues Telecom) wins the GP Quebec.
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The race started bright and sunny
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The racers with the Chateau Frontenac in the background
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Racers are a blur along the river front
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Edvald Boasson Hagen (Team Sky) on the climb
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Heading up to Chateau Frontenac
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Cote de la Montagne climb as viewed from a walkway
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The break hits the climb up Cote de la Montagne
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The riders head through the start-finish
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The final climb goes right past the Chateau Frontenac
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Beginning the final climb past the Chateau Frontenac
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On the way up to Chateau Frontenac
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Thomas Voeckler (BBox-Bouygues Telecom) makes sure he has the win
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Thomas Voeckler (BBox-Bouygues Telecom) on the podium
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Thomas Voeckler (BBox-Bouygues Telecom) with Edvald Boasson Hagen (Sky)
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Thomas Voeckler (BBox-Bouygues Telecom) takes the win
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Linus Gerdemann (Milram) and Jose Joaquin Rojas (Caisse d'Epargne) at
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Daniel Oss (Liquigas-Doimo) at the GP Quebec
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Linus Gerdemann (Milram) and Jose Joaquin Rojas (Caisse d'Epargne)
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Thomas Voeckler (BBox-Bouygues Telecom) wins the GP Quebec
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The race was single file on the last lap.
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The podium: Edvald Boasson Hagen (Sky), Thomas Voeckler (Bbox) and Robert
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The peloton heads through the historic Quebec city in the first running
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