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Robin takes the lead
This will be a popular announcement for the folks here in Nice ... local hero Christel Robin has now moved to the front of the women's race.

Here are the splits for the first three women at 56 km:

48 (1) ROBIN Christel 49 F FRA BIKE 56 Pre du Lac 02:41:32
50 (2) DECKERS Tine 44 F BEL BIKE 56 Pre du Lac 02:41:36
80 (3) WIKLUND Tove 45 F SWE BIKE 56 Pre du Lac 02:43:04

Faut qu'il garde des jambes!! là il envoie:
Marceau blasts up the climbs
Olivier MARCEAU (#5) is killing this bike course - over the last two km of climbing he's blown the men's race wide open. Here are the splits behind the three-time Olympian:
* Hervé FAURE (#2) at 4:04
* François CHABAUD (#7) at 4:04
* Clemente ALONSO-MC KERNAN (#24) at 4:33
* Marcel ZAMORA PEREZ (#1) at 4:37
* Jörg SCHEIDERBAUER (#752) at 4:52
* Oscar GALINDEZ (#3)
* Simon BILLEAU (#8)
* Marcus ORNELLAS (#9)
* Bruno CLERBOUT (#10)

Zamora's back!
As he always seems to do, Marcel Zamora Perez has made his move on the first of the big climbs of the bike course. At the top of the Col de l'Ecre the race has changed dramatically.

Leading the men is Olivier MARCEAU (#5). Then we have:
* Marcel ZAMORA PEREZ (#1) at 4:12
* François CHABAUD (#7) at 4:12
* Hervé FAURE (#2) at 4:12
* Clemente ALONSO-MC KERNAN (#24) at 5:18
* Oscar GALINDEZ (#3) at 5:18
* Simon BILLEAU (#8) at 5:38
* Jörg SCHEIDERBAUER (#752) at 5:38
* Bruno CLERBOUT (#10) at 9 minutes
* Daniel MÜLLER (#20) at 9 minutes

Et oui, il ne pouvait pas laisser Marceau partir trop loin!
Faure pourrait-il en profiter??

Ca ne sent pas très bon pour Marceau:
Galindez joins the chase group
Let the fun begin!

The Argentinian who lives in Brazil, Oscar Galindez, has now caught up with the group that contains Zamora, Chabaud and Faure.

Here are the splits at 75 km:
Olivier MARCEAU (#5) is in the lead, followed by:
* Marcel ZAMORA PEREZ (#1) at 4:07
* François CHABAUD (#7) at 4:07
* Hervé FAURE (#2) at 4:07
* Oscar GALINDEZ (#3) at 4:07

Robin continues to pull away
At the top of the big climb - Col de l'Ecre, Christel Robin has gained even more time on the women chasing behind her. Here are the splits at 70 km:

Christel ROBIN (#49) is followed by:
* Tine DECKERS (#44) at 2:50
* Tove WIKLUND (#45) at 5:10

Je m'inquiète moins pour Marceau qui je pense ne se fera pas reprendre avant la càp, que pour C Robin qui même si elle connaît le parcours, reste tout de même novice sur la distance et risque de le payer.
Mais j'espère me tromper et être à côté de la plaque

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runningé a écrit :Je m'inquiète moins pour Marceau qui je pense ne se fera pas reprendre avant la càp, que pour C Robin qui même si elle connaît le parcours, reste tout de même novice sur la distance et risque de le payer.
Mais j'espère me tromper et être à côté de la plaque

Pareil :
The men through 105 km
Olivier MARCEAU (#5) remains in front.

Behind him are:
* François CHABAUD (#7) at 5:33
* Simon BILLEAU (#8) at 6:05
* Hervé FAURE (#2) at 6:08
* Marcel ZAMORA PEREZ (#1) at 6:09
* Oscar GALINDEZ (#3) at 6:09

Zamora bouge:
Another shake up in the men's race
Just a few km after our last split, we learn of another break in the men's race - once again Zamora seems to be making a move. He's now moved away from Galindez, who is riding in a group with Faure and Billeau.

Leading is Olivier MARCEAU (#5). Chasing him are:
* François CHABAUD (#7) at 5:40
* Marcel ZAMORA PEREZ (#1) at 6 mins
* Hervé FAURE (#2) at 6:32
* Simon BILLEAU (#8) at 6:32
* Oscar GALINDEZ (#3) at 6:32
* Clemente ALONSO-MC KERNAN (#24) at 8:12
* Jörg SCHEIDERBAUER (#752) at 9:20
* Hervé BANTI (#14) at 13:50
* Daniel MÜLLER (#20) at 13:50