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Trans Zollernalb 2010

Posted published 17 September 10

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Genze hangs tough for overall Trans Zollernalb win

Retired Stanger surprises herself with women's victory
Genze, Stanger take stage 2

Both in overall lead, too
Kugler wins opening stage

Stanger starts off women's contest with a win

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Trans Zollernalb 2010
17 September 2010 - 19 September 2010 | Germany | S2
- Stage 1 - Kugler wins opening stage | Haigerloch Bad Imnau - Balingen
  2010-09-17 50km
- Stage 2 - Genze, Stanger take stage 2 | Balingen - Albstadt
  2010-09-18 75km
- Stage 3 - Genze hangs tough for overall Trans Zollernalb win | Albstadt - Hechingen
  2010-09-19 80km

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Karl Platt and Stefan Sahm of team Bulls 1 celebrate winning The 2010 Absa Cape Epic during the final stage (stage eight) of the 2010 Absa Cape Epic Mountain Bike stage race held in and around Oak Valley in the Western Cape, South Africa.

Cape Epic winners Platt, Sahm head to Trans Zollernalb

By Cycling News published 16 September 10

Sundstedt a favorite in the women's race

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