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Team Saxo Bank’s favorites, Michael Morkov and Alex Rasmussen demonstrated great power throughout the night , and Michael Morkov convincingly took the sprint ahead of the Swiss legend Bruno Risi.

In today’s cycling news, squad announcements for upcoming races from Quick Step, Ceramica Flaminia and Ag2R ; Gert Steegmans wants to get paid; David Kopp returns; Steve Bauer aiming for Canada-based Pro Tour team 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.

Cyclocross leads your daily dose of cycling news today as Niels Albert’s team will not sue fan, & Lars Boom passes on the Worlds. Also, SunGard signs on with Saxo Bank, Evans happy at BMC and more…

In today’s cycling news, Meyer=Schleck?, broken rib for Niels Albert and a day in court for Valverde

Team Saxo Bank’s Michael Morkov and Alex Rasmussen were off to a flying start on the first day of the six-day race in Rotterdam, Holland. They are now in the lead after taking a round on their opponents late Thursday night.

In today’s cycling news, Lampre still waiting for license news, Contador feels that Astana will gel in time for TdF, ASO takes overCriterium du Dauphiné Libéré and more…

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.