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8Fabian Cancellara (Fassa Bortolo) also kept the white jersey of best young 2

A group works their way back up to the back of the bunch.

Bradley McGee (FdJeux.com) also got caught up in today's crash. McGee was also experiencing severe back pain, and struggled for the remainder of the day

Erik Zabel (T-Mobile) arrives to sign in

Fabian Cancellara (Fassa Bortolo) successfully held on to his race lead

Floyd sppears more amused to have won a teddy bea

George Hincapie and Chechu Rubiera, ready to defend the Tour title George Hincapie USPSBerry Floor flanked by teammates Floyd Landis and Pavel Padrnos, sported a raincoat today

Jaan Kirsipuu (AG2R Prévoyance) on the podium after a great sprint win. Jaan Kirsipuu (Ag2r-Prévoyance) hoists his stage winner's trophy

Jaan Kirsipuu (Ag2r-Prévoyance) nips Robbie McEwen for the stage 1 win

Julian Dean (Crédit Agricole) leads out the sprint 200 meters from the finish Lance Armstrong (US Postal) kept the green jersey warm after taking second in the prologue

Lance Armstrong (US Postal) was well protected by his teammates on a nervous day Lance Armstrong USPS

Last minute adjustments for Jan Ullrich Mario Cipollini (Domina Vacanze) had a rough start, crashing early in the stage

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Paolo Bettini (Quick.Step-Davitamon) earned the first polka dot jersey Peter Farazijn (Cofidis) started the prologue with Matt White's race number, blacking out the unlucky Aussie's name

Robbie McEwen (Lotto-Domo) with his son The Fassa Bortolo gang gets ready for a first day of yellow jersey defense

The field roars in to the finish in Charleroi The orange crush of Euskaltel-Euskadi

The peloton spreads across the road and slows after the rain starts up The peloton streams through La Roche-en-Ardenne in stage 1

Thor Hushovd (Crédit Agricole) tried for yellow but was happy with green

Tom Boonen (Quick.Step-Davitamon) wears the white jersey for a day

Tyler Hamilton (Phonak) gets a pre-race pep talk from Urs Freuler Tyler Hamilton (Phonak) makes his way back up to the bunch after going down on the slick roads

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Axel Merckx (Lotto-Domo) and family

Gilberto Simoni (Saeco) passes a hello to Laurent Dufaux

Jan Ullrich (T-Mobile) is a man of few words

New German champion Andreas Klöden contemplates the grandeur of the Tour

Paolo Bettini (Quick.Step-Davitamon) is the early leader in the king of the mountains competition

The field assembles for the start of stage 2 in Charleroi

Thor Hushovd (Crédit Agricole) arrives at work clad in his green jersey

Tight quarters in the Fassa Bortolo bus Yellow jersey Fabian Cancellara and team sprinter Alessandro petacchi

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A confident Tyler Hamilton (Phonak) rolls toward the start. A painful day for some

A tough day for Cancellara, holder of the white jersey of best young rider Along with green came yellow for Robbie McEwen

Armstrong and his US Postal Service team were ready for the pavé and kept the pressure on afterward Aussie champion Matt Wilson (FdJeux.com) gives his team-mate Bernard Eisel a big push

Bram Degroot (Rabobank) and Jens Voight (CSC) make an early breakaway attempt. Buses and team cars line up during the craziness at the start

Fans watch one of the last groups make its way over the cobbles George Hincapie drives over the pavé, with Armstrong and Ullrich in his wake.

Iban Mayo (Euskaltel-Euskadi) would lose over four minutes today. Iban Mayo was the big loser of the day, conceding nearly four minutes to his main rivals

Jan Ullrich (T-Mobile) and team-mate Erik Zabel ride safely at the head of the peloton Jean-Patrick Nazon (AG2R Prévoyance) celebrates his win in Wasquehal.

Jean-Patrick Nazon (AG2R Prévoyance) leads out the final sprint, with Erik Zabel (T-Mobile) and Tom Boonen (Quick.Step-Davitamon) on his wheel Jean-Patrick Nazon (Ag2r-Prévoyance) celebrates his stage win

Jean-Patrick Nazon (Ag2r-Prévoyance) nips Erik Zabel at the line in Wasquehal KOM leader Paolo Bettini (Quick.Step-Davitamon

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Lance Armstrong (US PostalBerry Floor) runs the gauntlet to the race sign in.

Lance Armstrong (USPSBerry Floor) takes in plenty of fluids on a hard day of racing

Lance Armstrong and George Hincapie stay safely at the front through the last section of pavé. Lance Armstrong leads Jan Ullrich on the pavé of northern France

Laurent Brochard (AG2R Prévoyance) tries to keep his wheels on the ground. Maillot jaune Thor Hushovd (Crédit Agricole) lost 3'53 and his yellow jersey today.

Marc Wauters (Rabobank) lies on the ground after a crash. Wauters finished the stage in the group containing Thor Hushovd. Nazon took Ag2r's second stage win in three days on the road

Overnight leader Thor Hushovd had an extremely tough in the saddle, losing a large chunk of time. Paolo Bettini (Quick.Step-Davitamon) conserved his lead in the climbers' competition

Points leader, and by the day's end, the new maillot jaune, Robbie McEwen (Lotto-Domo), leads a group after the break. Postal boys hard at work on fan relations

Robbie McEwen (Lotto-Domo) took over the green jersey Stuart O'Grady (Cofidis) in his element on a Classics-style stage

Stuart O'Grady (Cofidis, R) about to get back on his bike after a fall on the pavé The Euskaltel-Euskadi team of Iban Mayo doing their utmost to limit their losses

The famous pavé of Roubaix did plenty of damage today. The peloton passed through Geraardsbergen but took the 'easy' route up the Muur

The T-Mobile train ascend the Muur de Geraardsbergen - (L to R) Jan Ullrich, Santiago Botero and Matthias Kessler The Tour de France visited the heart of Flanders by touching the parcours of the Ronde van Vlaanderen

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Today's winner Jean-Patrick Nazon (AG2R Prévoyance) keeps safe in the comfort of the front group. Tour de France race director, Jean-Marie Leblanc, observes the race unfold from the comfort of his Alfa.

Tyler Hamilton (Phonak) sits in the wake of his former team leader, Lance Armstrong.

Zabel came close but couldn't get past the flying Frenchman

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休息吃饭。下午接着来。

28Lance Armstrong (USPS-Berry Floor) looking happy in his favourite jersey

49The Nine Riders of CSC

A bandaged Kurt-Asle Arvesen pulls off the CSC train A period high-wheeler rides on to the cheers of the crowd.

Ag2r-Prevoyance through the fields Alessio-Bianchi had a good ride today

Alessio-Bianchi in full flight And the rain continues as FDJeux takes its turn

Axel Merckx leads Robbie McEwen in the yellow jersey Axel Merckx on the front of Lotto-Domo

Cofidis didn't promise much today, and delivered Credit Agricole blends into the greenery in the TT

Credit Agricole won a very wet TTT three years back CSC comes through looking very strong

CSC comes through looking very strong CSC goes full gas

Domina Vacanze finished 15th today Ekimov pulls off the front as the Postal train rolls on to first place

Euskaltel-Euskadi rode well to limit its losses FDJeux.com started in white skinsuits that faded to grey

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First off for the day was the Euskaltel-Euskadi team Floyd Landis at the front of US Postal

George Hincapie (L) and Lance Armstrong shake hands after US Postal destroyed the rest of the field again in the TTT Heras leads the Liberty boys

Here comes Ag2r! Illes Balears rode great to finish 3rd

Jan Ullrich (R) pulling off after a turn Jan Ullrich (T-Mobile) rolls to the finish line in Arras. Another tough day at the office.

JP Nazon (Ag2r) in the green points jersey Kim Kirchen leads Fassa Bortolo

Lance Armstrong (USPS-Berry Floor) in yellow will he hang onto it for the rest of the Tour Lance Armstrong (USPS-Berry Floor) salutes from the podium

Levi Leipheimer powers the Rabo train Liberty Seguros goes by in a blur to finish in seventh for the day

Liberty Seguros Marco Velo (Fassa Bortolo) nurses his broken collarbone

Matthias Kessler (T-Mobile) took over the young rider jersey McEwen on Axel's wheel in the Lotto-Domo train

Postal starts fast in the driving rain Quick Step.Davitamon led by Mick Rogers

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RAGT Semences from behind RAGT Semences lost Eddy Seigneur early, and he didn't make the time cut

Rain started to come down hard again as Fsasa Bortolo makes its way past Riders rotate through the Domina Vacenza line.

Saeco en route to a good time Staff of the Navarre, the Spanish-based Illes Balears-Banesto squad, celebrated the feast day of Sant Firmin today

Stuart O'Grady gets ready for the Cofidis TTT Team CSC does its own version of 'Singing in the rain'

Team Gerolsteiner, very much at home in the wet weather

Team Phonak ended up with five riders, but still posted the second best time

Team Saeco comes through in good form

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The Phonak squad comes along with Tyler Hamilton hanging at the back The rain comes down hard as AG2R gets going

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