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Richard Virenque (Quick.Step-Davitamon) sizing up his lead on Col du Pas de Peyrol.

Rinero (RAGT) muscles his way up the toughest climb of the day

Sandy Casar (FDJeux.com) has made the white jersey of best young rider a priority

Santiago Botero looks ahead to the top of the climb

Stuart O'Grady (Cofidis) rides hard to hang on to second place.

Thomas Voeckler (Brioches la Boulangere) kept the yellow, and didn't lose a single second

Thomas Voeckler (Brioches la Boulangere) leads Armstrong across for fifth

Thomas Voeckler (Brioches la Boulangere) rode another great race today Tyler Hamilton getting some help from the crowd, and wearing the tag of his dog Tugboat who sadly had to be put to sleep today

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A Phonak rider in the thick of it

AG2R rider Stephene Goubert struggles a bit near the summit.

Andreas Kloden (T-Mobile) leads Zabel across for 2nd

Axel Merckx (Lotto-Domo) charging up Col du Pas de Peyrol 35 seconds behind

Benjamin Noval (USPS) did lots of work for the team today.

Bobby Julich (CSC) finished in the second group on the tough stage 10

Boogerd (Rabobank) working his way up the toughtest climb of the day.

Cristophe Moreau (Credit Agricole) begins to launch an attack for the mountain points on top of the last climb.

Cyclingnews' European editor Tim Maloney took a ride with the indefatigable Thierry Bouton on the press moto today

Lance Armstrong (USPS) rides in the pack on their way up Col de Pac de Bouc

Lance Armstrong (USPS) rides in the pack on their way up Col de Pac de Bouc

Lance Armstrong (USPS) the patron in control of the peloton going up Le Puy Mary.

Laurent Brochard (Ag2r) went early in the final kilometre, but it was too early

Paolo Bettini (Quick.Step-Davitamon) was very active early in the stage, before he blew up

Part of the front group crests the summit

Phonak's Gutierrez is still the best placed of his team on GC

Richard Virenque (Quick.Step-Davitamon) dedicates his win to the recently deceased former logistics manager of Festina, Joel Chabiron

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The group meanders along during stage 9 with not much going on today

The sprint was very close but McEwen (in green) got it from Hushovd (C) and O'Grady (L)

Thomas Voeckler (Brioches la Boulangere) finishes the stage in 29th place

Thomas Voeckler (Brioches la Boulangere) gets to spend another day in the yellow jersey

Thomas Voeckler (Brioches la Boulangere) rolls up to the start

Thousands of fans await the sprint for the finish Today’s stage winner Robbie McEwen (Lotto-Domo) on the podium after his second stage win.

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Fabian Cancellara (Fassa Bortolo) still happy to be here

George Hincapie (USPS) fueling up for the rest of the race

Gilberto Simoni (Saeco) checks Commesso's radio

Iban Mayo making room on board for new provisions

Inigo Landaluze (Euskaltel) was away for 120km

Lance and Thor exchange thoughts

Lance Armstrong (US Postal Service) focusing

Lance Armstrong (US Postal Service) prepares to give a speech on the state of the peloton

Lance Armstrong (US Postal Service) repares to start

Lance Armstrong (US Postal Service) rides to the sign on

Lance Armstrong (USPS-Berry Floor) again gets swarmed by the media before the start

Lance Armstrong taking it easy today with the mountains ahead.

McEwen and Hushovd go head to head

Riders bunch up trying to get through the crowds to the team buses

Riders pass by Lac de Vassiviere along the course

Robbie McEwen (Lotto-Domo) happy with his second win

Robbie McEwen (Lotto-Domo) live on stage Stuart O'Grady (Cofidis) crosses over on stage winner Robbie McEwen after the line.

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Lance Armstrong (USPS) content to leave the yellow behind for now

Lance Armstrong (USPS) enjoying the centre of attention

Michael Boogerd (Rabobank) wasn't too fazed by the rain

Michael Rogers (Quick.Step) rides mid-pack halfway through the day

Oscar Sevilla (Phonak) signs an autograph or three

Richard Virenque (Quick.Step-Davitamon) pleasing his fans

Robbie McEwen (Lotto-Domo) could only muster fourth place in Quimper

Ronny Scholz leads the three man break including Jakob Piil and Matteo Tosatto.

The tired, wet face of Sylvain Chavanel (Brioches La Boulangère

There were massive crowds at the start in Lamballe

Thor Hushovd (Credit Agricole) beats Kim Kirchen (Fassa Bortolo) to win stage 8 Tyler Hamilton (Phonak) and Bert Grabsch

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A bandaged Robbie McEwen heads off to get the green jersey.

A happy Thor Hushovd

A T-Mobile mechanic making sure Zabel's bike is ready to take him to the sprint finish.

Armstrong hustling to get to the start

Bartoli and Basso (CSC) roll out

Bartoli and Basso (CSC) with bears

CSC leads the team classification

Davide Bramati (Quick.Step-Davitamon) hamming it up with the peloton at the start.

Fassa Bortolo rider Aitor Gonzalez breaks out the raincoat.

Fassa's young guns Filippo Pozzato and Fabian

George Hincapie (USPS-Berry Floor) crosses the line after a day well done.

George Hincapie (USPS-Berry Floor) happy at the finish

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Ivan Basso (CSC) arrives

Jan Ullrich (T-Mobile) grabs a feed bag

Lance Armstrong (US Postal Service) after sign on

Lance Armstrong (US Postal Service) exits the showers and looks for his ride to the airport

Lance Armstrong (US Postal Service) hopes that the dark clouds are behind him

Lance Armstrong (US Postal Service) was in a cheerful mood at the start Lance Armstrong (US Postal Service) will be glad when the weather improves

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Pippo Pozzato enjoying his first trip to the Tour podium.

Riders go single file in pursuit of the break

Saeco had to work hard to bring back Simoni early on

Some of the Alessio-Bianchi team at the start

Stuart O'Grady (Cofidis) gets ready for a day in green

The Boulangere baker boys going through Monfort-Sur-Meu

The early bagarre animated the first hour of racing

The four man counter gained 30 seconds but couldn't break the peloton's grip

The group passes a church along the course

The lead duo works its way up the final climb as the peloton begins to chase

The peloton passes by as the rain starts to come down, again

The peloton streams into Saint-Brieuc

The peloton streams into the Saint-Brieuc finish

The rain set in once the riders hit the windswept Bretagne coast

The rugged coastline awaits the breakaway duo

The winning move had gone as the field his 3km to go

Thomas Voeckler (Brioches La Boulangère) keeps his yellow jersey near the front of the main field Thomas Voeckler (Brioches) struggles a bit on one of today's climbs

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A lonely day for Erik Dekker and Thierry Marichal

Bernhard Eisel (FDJeux.com) looks to see if his acceleration will stick

Breakaway riders Erik Dekker (Rabobank) and Thierry Marichal (Lotto-Domo) away for most of the day

Brioches La Boulangere (Brioches) ride tempo in defense of yellow

Dekker admires the scenery while Marichal grimaces in the rain

Dekker reaches for a drink while Marichal takes a pull

Erik Dekker (Rabobank) and Thierry Marichal (Lotto-Domo) were the first to create a successful breakaway

Erik Dekker (Rabobank) drives the break

Erik Dekker was the driving force in the day-long break

Filippo Pozzato (Fassa Bortolo) enjoys his victory

Gilberto Simoni (Saeco) was not a happy camper in stage 7

Ivan Basso (CSC) lookin' good

Jakob Piil (Team CSC) helped drive the first serious counter attack with 20km to go

Jakob Piil (Team CSC) helped drive the first serious counter attack with 20km to go

Lance Armstrong (US Postal Service) with Ivan Basso (CSC) on his wheel

Paolo Bettini tries to catch the leaders in the last kilometer. Pippo and Basso chat before the start

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