Pinotti wins his fifth TT title

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HTC-Columbia rider beats Cataldo and Quinziato

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Italian champion Marco Pinotti (Columbia) races the GP Stresa(Image credit: Bettini Photo)

Marco Pinotti won the Italian time trial title for a fifth time on Sunday, dominating the 37.3km race around Treviso in the northern Veneto region.

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#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Marco Pinotti (Team HTC-Columbia)0:44:32
2Dario Cataldo (Quick Step)0:01:00
3Adriano Malori (Lampre - Farnese Vini)0:01:38
4Matteo Montaguti (De Rosa - Stacplastic)0:01:58
5Manuel Quinziato (Liquigas-Doimo)0:02:03
6Giovanni Visconti (ISD - Neri)0:02:02
7Riccardo Chiarini (De Rosa - Stacplastic)0:02:36
8Marzio Bruseghin (Caisse d'Epargne)0:02:04
9Alan Marangoni (Colnago - Csf Inox)0:02:53
10Stefano Borchi (De Rosa - Stacplastic)0:03:03
11Luca Ascani (Cycling Road S.R.L.)0:03:36
12Giairo Ermeti (De Rosa - Stacplastic)0:03:37
13Alfredo Balloni (Lampre - Farnese Vini)0:03:39
14Alessandro De Marchi (Cycling Team Friuli)0:03:04
15Davide Cimolai (Liquigas-Doimo)0:03:59
16Diego Caccia (ISD - Neri)0:04:02
17Damiano Caruso (De Rosa - Stacplastic)0:04:27
18Michele Gobbi (S.C. F.W.R. Bata Ciclismo)Row 17 - Cell 2
19Davide Malacarne (Quick Step)0:04:03
20Daniele Colli (Ceramica Flaminia)Row 19 - Cell 2
21Alessandro Malaguti (Calz.M.Granaro Marini Silvan)0:04:37
22Marino Palandri (Adria Mobil)0:04:47
23Bruno Sanetti (G.S. Parmense A.S.D.D.C.)0:05:04
24Domenico Agosta (Cycling Road S.R.L.)0:05:13
25Giorgio Brambilla (De Rosa - Stacplastic)0:05:37
26Alessandro Bertuola (Kalev Chukulate)0:06:19
27Giuseppe Tommaso Cirella (Penny's New Zwland-Rusty)0:06:22
28Alexander Mair (Team Südtirol Asd)0:06:58
29Paolo Longo Borghini (Isd - Neri)0:07:23
30Alessio Signego (Team Nippo)0:07:47
31Fiorenzo Casagrande (Team Südtirol Asd)0:08:00
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