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Spain's Alberto Contador puts his signature at the start of the second stage of the Tirreno Adriatico cycling race from San Vincenzo to Cascina, Italy, Thursday, March 13, 2014. Italy's Matteo Pelucchi edged Arnaud Demare and Andre Greipel after making his move 100 meters from the end of the 166-kilometer (103-mile) leg from San Vincenzo to Cascina for the biggest win of his career. Britain's Mark Cavendish finished a disappointing 17th but remains in the overall lead after he and his Omega Pharma-Quick Step team won a time trial to open the race on Wednesday. (AP Photo/Gian Mattia D'Alberto, Lapresse) ITALY OUT

Spain's Alberto Contador puts his signature at the start of the second stage of the Tirreno Adriatico cycling race from San Vincenzo to Cascina, Italy, Thursday, March 13, 2014. Italy's Matteo Pelucchi edged Arnaud Demare and Andre Greipel after making his move 100 meters from the end of the 166-kilometer (103-mile) leg from San Vincenzo to Cascina for the biggest win of his career. Britain's Mark Cavendish finished a disappointing 17th but remains in the overall lead after he and his Omega Pharma-Quick Step team won a time trial to open the race on Wednesday. (AP Photo/Gian Mattia D'Alberto, Lapresse) ITALY OUT

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