Climbing Cote de la Montagne for the sixth time.
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Post-race interview with stage 5 winner Marc de Maar (UnitedHealthcare).
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Podium for stage 5, from left: finished second Javier Megias Leal (Team
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Ben Day (Fly V Australia) during the ninth lap.
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The crowds were strong in Vieux-Quebec.
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A few riders couldn't handle the pressure of climbing Cote de la Montagne
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Ben Day (Fly V Australia) spent stage five comfortably at the front of
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There was plenty of technical riding to be done in Quebec City.
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The main breakaway in stage five lasted until the final couple of laps
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Ben Day (Fly V Australia), maintained his lead of the Tour de Beauce after
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Jonny Clarke (UnitedHealthcare) corners during stage five.
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Several people enjoyed a nice summer day in a pub to watch the riders
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Ben Day controlling the pack with his teammates from Fy V Australia.
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Speed, tight curves, climbs, and steep downhill sections were on the menu
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The main breakaway of stage 5 passes the line before getting caught up
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A steep downhill section was on the menu.
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The peloton took a different route that during the previous editions of
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The leaders of TDB 2010 on the starting line of stage five in Quebec City
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Stage five took place in the streets of Quebec City.
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Riders had to climb Cote de la Montage 11 times in Quebec City.
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Overall leader 2010 Ben Day (Fly V Australia) rides in the peloton, well
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The start was given following a neutralised first lap, as the pack was
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Speed, tight curves and climbs were on the menu of stage five in the streets
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Danny Summerhill and Chris Barton (l) corner together in the break.
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Climbing in Vieux-Quebec during stage five.
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Overall leader Ben Day (Fly V Australia) finished fourth in stage five.
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The main breakaway of stage five in Quebec City climbs near Vieux-Quebec.
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Ben Day (Fly V Australia) and his teammates worked well protecting the
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Climbing Cote de la Montagne in the second half of stage five.
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Marc de Maar (United Healthcare) wins his second stage of Tour de Beauce
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