Hey, hey its JJ: Juan Jose Haedo (Team Saxo Bank) finally gets a stage
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Brad White (OUCH) rode hard today to take home the most aggressive rider
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Will Frischkorn (Garmin) riding at the front even after his long break
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Levi Leipheimer (Astana) might just be in yellow after tomorrows TT.
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The peloton had more rolling hills to contend with today.
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George Hincapie (Columbia-HTC) will be another contender for the TT tomorrow.
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The main group tackles the last KOM of the day.
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Cervélo still driving hard on the front.
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Mike Creed (Team Type 1) leads the break.
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Bernard Vanulden (Jelly Belly) sitting in the break.
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The break gets closer and closer to Jefferson City.
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Jeff Louder (BMC) putting in a good effort at the front of the break.
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Thor Hushovd (Cervélo) moves towards the front as the race gets close
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Jason McCartney (Saxo Bank) picks up some snacks for the road.
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The 4 man break heads out into the countryside.
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Things never really got strung out today.
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Riders reach the up-hill finish for the first time.
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Cervelo's hard work at the head of the peloton didn't pay off, with the
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Bernard Van Ulden (Jelly Belly), Jeff Louder (BMC Racing Team), Bradley
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The peloton strings out on a flat section of the day's stage.
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Cervelo was joined by Garmin-Slipstream in doing much of the work today.
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The sprint was a hard run up a steep little hill.
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Thor Hushovd (Cervélo) seemed pretty confident at todays start.
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Thor Hushovd (Cervélo) and George Hincapie (Columbia-HTC) say hi at the
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Floyd Landis (OUCH) responds to an early attack.
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An early break tries to get up the road.
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The Cervélo team comes to the front right away to set tempo.
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Garmin also spent a lot of time on the front today.
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Things begin to get set up for the sprint at the front of the field.
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