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Races
Tour de France
July 4-26, 2009
Vuelta a España
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Giro d'Italia
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UCI Road World Championships
Mendrisio, Switzerland, September 23-27, 2009
Blogs
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Stages
Stage 1
- Location:
- Plouha - Pontrieux
- Distance:
- 165 km
Stage 2
- Location:
- Vélodrome du Poher - Poullaouen
- Distance:
- 175 km
Stage 3
- Location:
- Pont Scorff - Cléguer
- Distance:
- 183 km
Stage 4
- Location:
- Guerlesquin
- Distance:
- 161 km
Race photos
Overall winner Frédéric Wilmann has a chat with Mi-Août race organiser Rémi Madec.
- Frédéric Wilmann (r) shoots the breeze before the final stage in Guerlesquin.
- Belgian rider Davy Commeyne (Beveren 2000 - Quick Step) wins the final stage.
- The final podium (l-r): Kévin Lalouette, Frédéric Wilmann, Yann Guyot, Davy Commeyne and Julien Bérard.
- Christophe Laborie (Super Sport 35 ACNC) wins stage three in Cléguer.
- Julien Bérard (Chambéry Formation Ag2R) takes over the race lead.
- Kisses for Kritskiy after winning stage two.
- Timofey Kritskiy (Katusha Continental) wins in Poullaouen.
- Julien Bérard (Chambéry Cyclisme AG2r) took over the lead after the second stage.
- Niels Albert (BKCP Powerplus) on the podium after winning stage one in Pontrieux.
- Another win for Niels Albert - this time, it's on the road.
- Niels Albert takes the yellow jersey as race leader of the Mi-Août Bretonne.