Archive for Monday, February 18, 2008
UP NEXT: STAGE 1
* Prologue: The first day of the third-year event featured the return of former world titlist Mario Cipollini of Italy. Cipollini, 40, a winner of a record 42 Tour of Italy stages, retired in 2005. He finished 44th in the prologue, trailing the leader by 17 seconds. The eight-day event continues today with a 97-mile Sausalito to Santa Rosa road race. The 650-mile event concludes Sunday with a 93-mile seventh stage from Santa Clarita to Pasadena.
| PROLOGUE, at Palo Alto, 2.05 miles | |
| Rider, Country | Time |
| 1. Fabian Cancellara, Switzerland | 3:51.211 |
| 2. Bradley Wiggins, Britain | 3:55.980 |
| 3. Tyler Farrar, Wenatchee, Wa. | 3:56.463 |
| 4. Levi Leipheimer, Santa Rosa | 3:57.525 |
| 5. Edvald Hagen, Norway | 3:58.891 |
| 6. Gustav Larsson, Sweden | 3:59.199 |
| 7. David Zabriskie, Salt Lake City | 3:59.584 |
| 8. Mark Cavendish, Britain | 3:59.651 |
| 9. David Millar, Britain | 3:59.789 |
| 10. Steven Cozza, Petaluma, Calif. | 4:00.125 |
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