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Frank Vandenbroucke won a stage at Boucles de l'Artois in Mont Saint Eloi, France during his final year of racing this season. The Belgian had been riding for Cinelli-Down Under at the race, where he finished third overall, but as was the case on several occasions Vandenbroucke and the team parted ways before season’s end.

Cycling fraternity reacts to Vandenbroucke passing

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Family only partly surprised at death

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After seeking psychiatric help in 2006, Frank Vandenbroucke looked to be heading in the right direction as he announced a return to cycling with Aqua & Sapone.

Vale: Frank Vandenbroucke 1974 - 2009

By Greg Johnson and Les Clarke published

Cyclingnews looks at the life of a fallen star

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A day after crashing, Cadel Evans bounced back to lead the Tour de France.

Evans: Don't let me be misunderstood

By Greg Johnson and Les Clarke published

The Animals' classic of the same name applies to Cadel Evans. He was the name on everyone's lips...

Dale Parker (SA) pumps his fist after winning the U19 men's individual pursuit

Parker primed for final junior worlds

By Greg Johnson and Les Clarke last updated

Coveted gold medal on offer in Offida

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Giro stage three reactions

By Greg Johnson and Les Clarke last updated

by Anders Lund, Carlos Sastre, Jean-Paul Van Poppel and Marzio Bruseghin.

André Greipel (HTC-Columbia) takes an easy win, starting the same way as last year.

Greipel grabs number one in Tanunda

By Greg Johnson and Les Clarke last updated

HTC-Columbia continues love affair Down Under

Christian Vande Velde

Vande Velde abandons Giro

By Greg Johnson and Les Clarke last updated

Christian Vande Velde was forced to abandon the Giro d'Italia after falling

Frank Vandenbroucke poses with Freddy Maertens at the launch of Aqua & Sapone in 2007.

Frank Vandenbroucke's life in pictures

By Greg Johnson and Les Clarke last updated

Cyclingnews looks back at the life of VDB

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Thomas Lövkvist (Team Columbia - Highroad) leads

Lövkvist becomes Giro's accidental leader

By Greg Johnson and Les Clarke last updated

Lövkvist hopeful he'll be able to keep the leader's jersey for at least another day

Andre Greipel (HTC-Columbia) takes his third stage win of the tour.

Greipel has the goods in Goolwa

By Greg Johnson and Les Clarke last updated

Big German reinforces overall ahead of penultimate stage

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