05.22-Tour of California: Stage 7

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Carlos Berredo was 20th on the day at 2'16" off the pace.
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Tom Danielson cracked the top 20 today - 19th place at 2'08"
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Jani Brajkovic wore his national colors with pride, riding to 18th, 1'57" back.
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Peter Sagan couldn't take another stage today, he did slot in at 17th, a solid ride for the 20 year old; 1'47" back.
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Fabian Cancellara was fourth out of the chute, but rode to 16th on the day, 1'45" off of the winning time...
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Van Garderen was 15th on the day, 1'42" off the pace.
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Ryder Hesjedal took 14th at 1'33"
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Brett Lancaster, 13th on the day, 1'31"back.
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Jeremy Vennell was 12th on the day, 1'26" back.
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American Scott Zwizanski just missed the top 10 - 11th on the day at 1'25"
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Rory Sutherland was 9th on the day, 43" off the pace.
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Chris Horner was 8th on the day, he is looking strong - 1'19" off the winning time.
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Bert Grabsch - 6th on the day at 1'06" off the winning time.
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Jens Voigt had a strong ride today - slotting in 5th, 59 seconds off the pace.
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Levi was 4th on the day, unable to secure his fourth Tour of California victory. He was 33 seconds off the winning time.
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Dave Zabriskie had his head down and gave it his all, but fell 27 seconds short today on this technical course.
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Michael Rogers was second on the day, 22" back; putting time into all of his GC rivals.
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Tony Martin won the day, blistering the course in 41'41" - putting four HTC Columbia riders in the top 20!
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The podium shows a range of emotion, satified victory, confident progress, and disappointment at a lost opportunity.
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Rogers is all smiles now, will he be able to keep his golden fleece tomorrow? He has a 9 second lead over Zabriskie.
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