The Belgian Ambassador presented the winner's trophy to Kirsten Wild (Cervelo
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Cervelo Test Team and Australia lead the chase to Brulee.
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The bunch have Latoya Brulee (Redsun Cycling Team) in sight and it was
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Latoya Brulee (Redsun Cycling Team) during her solo break
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Camels were probably far from the mind of Latoya Brulee (Redsun Cycling
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Racde leader, Giorgia Bronzini (Italy) takes cover from her team-mates
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The main players - Giorgia Bronzini (Italy) and Kirsten Wild (Cervelo
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Final view of the desert for the 2010 Ladies Tour of Qatar
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Lisa Brennaur (Germany) would make a solo breakaway which gained over
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Race leader, Giorgia Bronzini (Italy)
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Lisa Brennauer (Germany) made a huge solo effort, but was caught after
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Sweet victory for defending champion in Qatar, Kirsten Wild (Cervelo Test
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Kirsten Wild (Cervelo Test Team) takes the final stage and the overall
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Giorgia Bronzini (Italy) lost time to Kirsten Wild (Cervelo Test Team)
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Emilia Fahlin (HTC - Columbia Women) attacked with one lap of the 6km
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The bunch on the picturesque shoreline in Doha
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Lisa Brennauer (Germany) reached the finishing circuit in Doha on her
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Tiffany Cromwell (Australia) chased Lisa Brennauer (Germany) on her own,
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Almost there the bunch has Doha in its sights
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The bunch faced winds again today in Qatar
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Noemi Cantele (HTC - Columbia Women) in the bunch, as it passes a sand
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Giorgia Bronzini (Italy) prepares for the day as race leader
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First the one-hand salute by Wild...
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The riders tackle stage three.
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The final podium at the Ladies Tour of Qatar: Giorgia Bronzini (Italy),
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Kirsten Wild lifts the winner's trophy at the 2010 Ladies Tour of Qatar
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The spectacular high-speed racing on the Corniche circuit in Doha.
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Kirsten Wild celebrates with her teammate Regina Bruins.
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Kirsten Wild (Cervelo) takes the overall win in Qatar thanks to her stage
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Kirsten Wild is elated after winning the stage and overall
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Wild powers to the win on stage 3
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The top three on General Classification (Bronzini, Wild, Leleivyte) also
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HTC-Columbia's Chloe Hosking is helped after crashing in the finale of
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Medics clear the area so that Chloe Hosking can be transported to the
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The morning's leader Giorgia Bronzini missed out on the overall win by
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The German squad is presented with the best team prize by Eddy Merckx.
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The women contest the final stage in Doha.
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A crash in the finale of stage three.
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Rasa Leleivyte in the blue best young rider jersey was one of the crash
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Despite winning the overall twice, it was Kirsten Wild's first stage win
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