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Paris-Tours' last showdown on the Avenue de Grammont
Sunday will mark the end of an era for Paris-Tours, as the race finishes on the famous Avenue de Grammont for the last time. With work starting on a new tram line in Tours next spring, the famous boulevard and its wide 2.7km-long finishing straight will be the scene of one last, frantic classic finale. Philippe Gilbert (Omega Pharma-Lotto) will be on the start-line seeking a third consecutive win in the race, but it remains to be seen how he and the other riders who have made the long trek back ...
Paris - Tours Photos
- A typical Paris-Tours impression
- Freire crosses the line a wheel ahead of Angelo Furlan
- Geoffrey Lequatre (Radioshack) launched a solo attack, but was reeled in with 400m to go.
- Lequatre put in the final move, but it was futile
- Geoffrey Lequatre (Radioshack) put a bid in for the win in Paris-Tours.
- Tom Boonen rolls in with the pack.
- Oscar Freire hides in the peloton, saving his strength for the final 100m
- Not bad for an old guy, eh? Oscar Freire happy to win Paris-Tours.
- The peloton is led by the Rabobank team
- The podium at Paris-Tours 2010.
- It's a traffic jam on the Avenue de Grammont
- Oscar Freire has a cold one after winning Paris-Tours
- The peloton all together heading into the finale
- Freire lunges for the line.
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