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53rd 4 Jours de Dunkerque - 2.HC
France, May 8-13, 2007
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Stage 6 - May 13: Steenvoorde - Dunkerque, 173 km
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- Mark Cavendish (T-Mobile) wins the final stage of the Four days of Dunkirk
- Mathieu Ladagnous took over the pink jersey from Dominique Cornu, who was penalized for irregular sprinting
Stage 5 - May 12: La Bassée – Cassel, 175.7 km
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- Mathieu Ladagnous (Française des Jeux) wins a tough stage five.
- Ladagnous moved up to second overall, less than one second behind race leader Dominique Cornu.
- Dominique Cornu (Predictor - Lotto) is the new leader of the 4 Jours de Dunkerque with one stage remaining.
Stage 4 - May 11: Arras – Arras, 199 km
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- Gert Steegmans (Quickstep) wins stage four of the Four days of Dunkirk
- Steegmans on the podium after winning the stage from a breakaway
- William Bonnet (Credit Agricole) picks up another pink leader's jersey
- Bonnet salutes after receiving his leader's jersey
Stage 3 - May 10: Saint-Amand les Eaux - Caudry, 184.9 km
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- Mark Cavendish (T-Mobile) takes his second victory of 2007.
- Probably not the last time we'll see Mark Cavendish on the stage winner's podium.
- David Boucher (Landbouwkrediet-Tönissteiner) kept the overall leader's pink jersey.
- Boucher has three more stages to defend his narrow lead.
Stage 2 - May 9: Dunkerque – Saint-Amand les Eaux, 190.8 km
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- Polish rider Piotr Zielinski (Bretagne Armor Lux) celebrates as he crosses the line to win stage 2.
- Zielinski just held off the chasing peloton with fellow escapee David Boucher who took the overall lead.
- Stage winner Piotr Zielinski also leads the mountains classification.
Stage 1 - May 8: Dunkerque, 9 km
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- Bradley Wiggins (Cofidis) on his stage-winning ride in the opening time trial of the Four days of Dunkirk
- Pursuit world champion Brad Wiggins shows off his prizes
- Bradley Wiggins in pink as overall classification leader after stage one of the 4 Days of Dunkirk
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- Scott Davis (T-Mobile) powers into the start of the time trial circuit.
- Ed Clancy (Landbouwkrediet) was a late addition to the team but finished within one minute of the flying Wiggins
- Baden Cooke (Unibet.com) battles a vicious side wind that toppled the barriers near the start.
- Erik Zabel (Milram) was a favourite of the crowd but off the pace.
- Bradley Wiggins (Cofidis) sets out to test his form against the clock.
- William Bonnet (Credit Agricole) heads for second place; 12 sec behind Wiggins.
- Jean-Patrick Nazon (AG2R) started late on the field but could not get on terms with the fast men.
- Bradley Wiggins (Cofidis) heads back to the podium to collect his leader's jersey.
