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Colnago CSF Inox rider Marco Canola powered to his first pro victory in style today, grabbing stage seven of Le Tour de Langkawi in Kuantan after infiltrating a long distance breakaway move.
Wednesday, 29 February 2012 16:41

Tough stage 6 for MTN Qhubeka at Tour De Langkawi Featured

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Team Mtn-Qhubeka’s Jacques Janse van Rensburg was chomping at the bit to tackle the sixth stage of the Tour de Langkawi in Malaysia, but luck was not on his side on the day.
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As he did three years ago, José Serpa followed up stage victory in Le Tour de Langkawi with another win atop the climb of Genting Highlands and, with four stages left to be covered, is in a very strong position to take his second overall triumph in the race.
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Australian Darren Lapthorne jumped from third to first overall in the Tour de Langkawi today, riding superbly on the toughest stage thus far and grabbing hold of the yellow jersey. He finished just behind former race winner Jose Serpa (Androni Giocattoli – Venezuala) into Pandan Indah, with the duo completing today’s 190 kilometre race eleven seconds ahead of Matteo Rabottini (Farense Vini – Selle Italia) and four others.
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Triumphant on stages two and three, Andrea Guardini clocked up yet another win on the Tour de Langkawi today, further underlining his superb abilities in the final moments.
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Twenty four hours after winning into Melaka, Italian sprinter Andrea Guardini was once again the star performer on today’s third stage of Le Tour de Langkawi. The Farnese Vini Selle Italia remained in position on a brief drag inside the final 500 metres, then kicked hard on the slight downhill to the line in Parit Sulong.

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