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57th Vuelta a EspañaSpain, September 7- 29, 2002Main page Start List Map Stage Profile Results Latest live report Stage 20 - September 28: Avila -Warner Bros Park (S. Martín de la Vega), 141.2 kmComplete Live ReportStart time: 13:54 CEST 14:40 CEST 32 km/109 km to go There are the usual three intermediate sprints, at El Tiemblo (km 42), San Martin de Valdeiglesias (km 53) and Fuenlabrada (km 116). The weather today is quite good again, with temperatures expected to reach 27 degrees this afternoon. A gentle tail wind accompanies the riders in the first part of the stage, with a cross wind for the second half. 14:50 CEST 39 km/102 km to go Laguna crossed the Paramera first, with a 4'45 lead on Mariano Piccoli (Lampre), Marco Velo (Fassa Bortolo) and Gilberto Simoni (Saeco). Heras didn't take any mountain points which means that Aitor Osa is the mountain points champion of this year's Vuelta, with 106 points compared to Heras' 99. US Postal is controlling the pace, and Laguna's lead is 4'30 now. 15:04 CEST 53 km/88 km to go Laguna also won the first sprint at El Tiemblo, with Erik Zabel beating Alessandro Petacchi for second and third. 15:15 CEST 64 km/77 km to go Laguna's massive lead is starting to look like a winning one, unless the chase starts now. At the very least he should stay away to win the sprint in Fuenlabrada (km 116), earning plenty of exposure for his sponsor. 15:25 CEST 68 km/73 km to go 15:33 CEST 75 km/66 km to go 15:42 CEST 80 km/61 km to go 15:53 CEST 88 km/53 km to go The peloton is now passing through the feed zone at km 84. 16:06 CEST 96 km/45 km to go 16:18 CEST 105 km/36 km to go 16:27 CEST 112 km/29 km to go Phonak, Lampre, Alessio, Saeco, and Fassa Bortolo are the teams that are leading the chase. No sign of the Telekom boys, who will presumably take over right at the end for Zabel. Can the German finally get his stage? 16:31 CEST 116 km/25 km to go 16:37 CEST 121 km/20 km to go 16:42 CEST 125 km/16 km to go As he gets caught, Danilo Di Luca (on the front of the peloton) signals angrily at a Spanish TV moto, telling it to get out of the way. Rolf Aldag now appears at the front for Telekom. 16:48 CEST 131 km/10 km to go 16:51 CEST 134 km/7 km to go 16:53 CEST 136 km/5 km to go 16:55 CEST 138 km/3 km to go 16:57 CEST 140 km/1 km to go 16:58 CEST 141 km/0 km to go Petacchi managed to hold off Zabel for second, with Teutenberg in fourth. That means Zabel has secured the points jersey. Results1 Angelo Furlan (Ita) Alessio 3.00.08 (47.03 km/h) 2 Alessandro Petacchi (Ita) Fassa Bortolo 3 Erik Zabel (Ger) Team Telekom 4 Sven Teutenberg (Ger) Phonak Hearing System 5 Jan Svorada (Cze) Lampre-Daikin 6 Gerrit Glomser (Aut) Saeco-Longoni Sport 7 Alexei Sivakov (Rus) Bigmat.Auber 93 8 Andrej Hauptman (Slo) Tacconi Sport-Emmegi 9 Angel Edo (Spa) Milaneza-MSS 10 Juan Guillamon (Spa) Jazztel-Costa De Almeria General classification after stage 20 1 Roberto Heras (Spa) US Postal Service 74.24.50 2 Aitor Gonzalez (Spa) Kelme-Costa Blanca 1.08 3 Oscar Sevilla (Spa) Kelme-Costa Blanca 1.45 4 Joseba Beloki (Spa) ONCE-Eroski 2.09 5 Iban Mayo (Spa) Euskaltel-Euskadi 4.15 6 Félix Garcia Casas (Spa) Bigmat.Auber 93 4.43 7 Francesco Casagrande (Ita) Fassa Bortolo 4.48 8 Gilberto Simoni (Ita) Saeco-Longoni Sport 6.12 9 Angel Casero (Spa) Team Coast 6.18 10 Manuel Beltran (Spa) Team Coast 7.08 Thank you for following our coverage of Stage 20, which was merely the prelude to tomorrow's final showdown between Roberto Heras and Aitor Gonzalez. The gap is 1'08, meaning that Heras will have to ride the time trial of his life to hold off Gonzalez. Join us again at 14:45 CEST for live coverage of stage 21. Results Latest live report Mail the Cyclingnews commentary team!
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