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Boonen 2-0 Petacchi

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  1. Petacchi went early again.

  2. Donald Munro said:

    Petacchi went early again.

    Any video clips of the sprints? Did you see the race? I was wondering
    if Steegmans was leading him out. I know Steels fell and broke his
    collarbone in yesterday's stage.

    Andre

  3. Donald Munro said:
    Quoted message said:

    Petacchi went early again.

    Andre said:

    Any video clips of the sprints? Did you see the race? I was wondering
    if Steegmans was leading him out. I know Steels fell and broke his
    collarbone in yesterday's stage.

    I saw the last hour or so on satellite tv, but with Australian commentary
    which wasn't very enlightening on who was leading out whom. Initially I
    think Eisel was on Petacchi's wheel, Petacchi lead out man seemed to run
    out of steam, Boonen got onto his wheel and went past quite easily.

    There was a crash in the last few kilometres with an Astana rider seeming
    to come off worst.

  4. Andre said:
    Donald Munro said:

    Petacchi went early again.

    Any video clips of the sprints? Did you see the race? I was wondering
    if Steegmans was leading him out. I know Steels fell and broke his
    collarbone in yesterday's stage.

    Andre

    cycling.tv is pretty slick.

    Does anyone know if Thor H/Robbie M/ are at Qatar? Boonen seems
    focused on being as dominant this year as last in races w/sprints.

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