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Giro stage 2

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  1. With Brown and Cuapio, Panaria may be a fun team to watch. Cipo didn't like the camera following him
    all the time and used his water bottle to spray the lens. If McEwen didn't know Baldato was there,
    why did he change his line? Mercatone Uno at the front was a strange sight. Garzelli and Simoni were
    very active in the final kilometers.

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    With Brown and Cuapio, Panaria may be a fun team to watch. Cipo didn't like the camera following
    him all the time and used his water bottle to spray the lens. If McEwen didn't know Baldato was
    there, why did he change his line? Mercatone Uno at the front was a strange sight. Garzelli and
    Simoni were very active in the final kilometers.

    VERY obvious that McWhiner was looking down and could see someone coming up on his right as he took
    Baldato to the barriers, good call by the officials Dave

  3. The elbow was the dead giveaway that it was intentional.

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    With Brown and Cuapio, Panaria may be a fun team to watch. Cipo didn't


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    the camera following him all the time and used his water bottle to spray


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    lens. If McEwen didn't know Baldato was there, why did he change his line? Mercatone Uno at the
    front was a strange sight. Garzelli and Simoni were very active in the final kilometers.

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