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In today’s cycling news, more soundbites from Lance Armstrong but Cadel Evans is the big draw in Adelaide this year; also, Skil-Shimano focusing on Tour de France, Niels Albert ready for Roubaix and more.

At the end of a spectacular last night of competition, Iljo Keisse, paired with Dutchman Danny Stam, won the Six Days of Rotterdam, giving team Quick Step their first official victory for 2010.

Team Saxo Bank’s World Champions, Alex Rasmussen and Michael Mørkøv succeeded in taking the lead of the Six Days race in Ghent, Belgium on the first night of racing.

Last night, Team Saxo Bank’s Michael Morkov and Alex Rasmussen took the lead of the Six Days of Munich.

The Swiss duo of Bruno Risi and Franco Marvulli have taken back the lead at the 46th Six Days of Munich after the fourth night.

The Dutch duo of Peter Schep and Danny Stam have taken the lead in the Six Days of Munich. Yesterday’s leaders Risi and Marvulli are now in second place

The Danes Alex Rasmussen and Michael Morkov are the first leaders of the Six Days of Munich. They collected 48 points Thursday night, just one point more than the Swiss duo of Bruno Risi and Franco Marvulli.

Bruno Risi and Franco Marvulli grabbed the lead Thursday in the Six Days of Amsterdam.

Robert Bartko and Roger Kluge continue to lead the Six Days of Amsterdam after the second night

Schumacher “shocked” by suspension, Valverde maintains innocence, Van Bon/Lampater hold the high ground in Hasselt, Armstrong heading to Mexico and more…

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