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Tirreno-Adriatico 2010

Date range:
March 10-16, 2010

Sprinters tune up for Sanremo in Tirreno-Adriatico

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By: Stephen Farrand

While most stage race riders opt for Paris-Nice, the sprinters and classics riders know that Tirreno-Adriatico is the best way to polish their form for Milan-Sanremo and will head to Italy for the 'Race of the Two Seas that begins on Wednesday. Year after year Tirreno-Adriatico has always shown who has the form, the sprint and the team to go on to win Milan-Sanremo. Few overall winners are remembered - Michele Scarponi won in 2009; instead it's the analysis of the sprints and the sprinters' form ...

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Tirreno-Adriatico Stages

  1. Linus Gerdemann (Milram) takes the win on the first stage of Tirreno-Adriatico
    Stage 1Wednesday, March 10 2010
    Location:
    Livorno - Rosignano Solvay
    Distance:
    148 km
  2. Tom Boonen (Quick Step) wins stage two at the 2010 Tirreno-Adriatico
    Stage 2Thursday, March 11 2010
    Location:
    Montecatini Terme
    Distance:
    165 km
  3. Daniele Bennati (Liquigas-Doimo) is victorious in stage 3.
    Stage 3Friday, March 12 2010
    Location:
    San Miniato - Monsummano Terme
    Distance:
    159 km
  4. Michele Scarponi (Androni Giocattoli) wins the stage to Chieti.
    Stage 4Saturday, March 13 2010
    Location:
    San Gemini - Chieti
    Distance:
    243 km
  5. At the start in Chieti
    Stage 5Sunday, March 14 2010
    Location:
    Chieti - Colmurano
    Distance:
    216 km
  6. Mikhail Ignatiev (Katusha) attacked from a long way out and held on to win in Macerata
    Stage 6Monday, March 15 2010
    Location:
    Montecosaro - Macerata
    Distance:
    134 km
  7. Edvald Boasson Hagen (Team Sky) took the final stage of Tirreno-Adriatico
    Stage 7Tuesday, March 16 2010
    Location:
    Civitanova Marche - San Benedetto del Tronto
    Distance:
    164 km

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