Stage 3 - August 28: Córdoba - Almendralejo, 220 km
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The longest stage of the race has two third category climbs in the first 30 kilometres, which limits...
The longest stage of the race has two third category climbs in the first 30 kilometres, which limits the opportunities for escapees as there is a long way to go after these springboards. The final kilometre is completely flat, but has a couple of nasty bends that are tailor-made for the handling skills of Robbie McEwen. Expect to see Davitamon-Lotto on the front for their team sprinter.
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