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Cadel Evans (BMC) is another overall contender (Image credit: Jean-François Quénet)
FDJ boys Gianni Meersman and Mikaël Chérel smiling before racing (Image credit: Jean-François Quénet)
The riders line-up for stage two at Criterum International (Image credit: Jean-François Quénet)
Tiago Machado (RadioShack) is ready to race (Image credit: Jean-François Quénet)
Samuel Sanchez (Euskaltel-Euskadi) and Benjamin Noval (Astana) (Image credit: Jean-François Quénet)
Race leader Pierrick Fedrigo was very popular on the start line in Porto-Vecchio. (Image credit: Jean-François Quénet)
King of the mountain Pierre Rolland still hasn't fully recovered from his crash on stage 1 at Paris-Nice. (Image credit: Jean-François Quénet)
Mauricio Soler in his new Caisse d'Epargne colours (Image credit: Jean-François Quénet)
Michael Rogers (HTC-Columbia) is ready to race (Image credit: Jean-François Quénet)
French champion Dimitri Champion had some regrets to have gone in early breakaway on stage 1 (Image credit: Jean-François Quénet)
Michael Rogers (HTC-Columbia) is a hot favourite for the overall win (Image credit: Jean-François Quénet)
With a morning road stage and then an afternoon time trial, it was an early start for the riders at Criterium International on Sunday.
Saturday's road stage was over 75km and was won by Britain's Russel Downing (Team Sky). Stage one winner Pierrick Fedrigo (BBox Bouygues Telecom) was third but now faces a battle to hold onto the yellow jersey in the afternoon 7.7km time trial.
