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As predicted, todays stage five finish was a furious sprint in Chateauroux, won by Brit Mark Cavendish ahead of sprinters Zabel, Freire and Hushovd. The overall classification remained largely unchanged.With better weather today in France, the replica Corum watch Tour provided beautiful shots of the peloton massing like a flock of swallows over the long straightaways of the flat stage, and crashing on tight rotaries.With 10 km to go, according to streaming rider data, Team Columbias George Hincapie was marking 55 kph, spinning at a cadence of 100, churning out over 350 watts.

Heart-rate: a steady 167. He then lead the Team Columbia train home for his sprinter Cavendish.Twelve kilometers in, last years King of the Mountains, Mauricio Soler, abandoned the race. In the process he ruined fantasy-team rosters everywhere. A replica Piaget watches fall in the neutral zone before the official race start aggravated an already-broken wrist. Next year for the young Colombian!Tomorrow, an up-and-down stage with a tricky finish.--Matthew Fishbane

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