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Giro d'Italia9 May 2009 - 31 May 2009 | Italy | GT

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Stage 2 - Petacchi is back! | Jesolo - Trieste2009-05-10 156km
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Rest day | Cuneo - Cuneo2009-05-18
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Rest day | Chieti - Chieti2009-05-26
Latest Content on the Race

A bit of reflection
By Ivan Basso published
The Giro is over and it's time for a break ahead of the Vuelta
McCartney and Bak make break, miss win
By Gregor Brown published
Strength not always in numbers

Chris Horner suffers leg fracture
By Daniel Simms published
Injury worse than believed

Armstrong looks to Giro's second half after tough Dolomite days
By Gregor Brown published
Lance Armstrong faced his first big loss in the mountains since he lost two minutes on the Col de Joux-Plane in the 2000 Tour de France
Alfredo Binda: The Giro's first superstar
By Hedwig Kröner published
Handsome, rugged and talented, Alfredo Binda was undoubtedly the first superstar of the Giro d'Italia

Cavendish sees pink jersey as a consolation prize
By Jean-François Quénet published
Mark Cavendish was super confident that he would win his first stage at the Giro d'Italia with the pink jersey on his shoulders

Petacchi refutes the idea of his cancelled wins
By Jean-François Quénet published
Due to all the controversial doping affairs, the palmarès – or record books – of cycling can be interpreted in very different ways.

Froome readies for season's second half and new team
By Gregor Brown last updated
Looking ahead after fourth in first British nationals
Top News on the Race
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Cavendish sees pink jersey as a consolation prize
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Pellizotti wants sole Giro d'Italia leadership
Tour's mountain man hopes for 2010 Giro win -
Fresh Millar motivated for Tour de France
David Millar supports Garmin with eye on a stage win
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Liquigas' Pellizotti keeping his Tour options open
Italian hopes for a French stage win -
More surgery for Horrillo
Final repair to fractured femur -
Di Luca and McQuaid deny reports of investigation
Italian's Giro test results not under suspicion
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Outgoing Italian champion Simeoni reflects
Filippo Simeoni's bittersweet year -
Horrillo out of hospital
Spaniard's chances of comeback uncertain -
Horrillo set to leave hospital
Rabobank confirm Horrillo will head home after Giro crash horror
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