Stage winner, Kirsten Wild (Cervelo Test Team) sits behind the Bigla 'train'
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World Cup Champion, Marianne Vos (DSB Bank), is congratulated by Kirsten
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Kirsten Wild (Cervelo Test Team) wins ahead of Rochelle Gilmore (Lotto
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Kirsten Wild (Cervelo Test Team) is already ahead in the sprint, leading
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With just one 13km lap to go, there was a small advantage for Tina Liebig
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Emma Johansson (left) and her Red Sun Cycling team react to an acceleration
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The race stayed together for much of the time, with no break succeeding
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Marianne Vos (DSB Bank) won the World Cup in 2009 after a close battle
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Marianne Vos (DSB Bank) wears the World Cup leader's jersey. By the end
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The bunch on the urban, Nurnberg city centre, circuit.
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Irene van den Broek (Team Leontien.nl) leads the bunch downhill.
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The World Cup podium with Emma Johansson (Red Sun Cycling), Marianne Vos
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