MILLAR HAPPY WITH SECOND IN CALIFORNIA

David Millar Tour of California 2008
(Image credit: Jonathan Devich)

Britain?s David Millar (Slipstream) was unable to topple Levi Leipheimer at the top of the Tour of California final standings but he was very proud of his own performance during the tough eight days of racing and especially that of his new Slipstream team.

Millar has extra responsibility at Slipstream this year but it seems to inspire him to do great things. After returning home to Spain, his next objective will be the prologue and the overall classification at Paris-Nice.

David Millar in action during the prologue. Photos: ISPA

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TOUR OF CALIFORNIA: STAGE REPORTS

Stage seven: Leiphemier wins Tour of California

Stage six: Cavendish wins, then gets disqualified

Stage five: Leipheimer sets up victory

Stage four: wind and rain lash race

Stage three: Leipheimer takes the lead

Stage two: Boonen wins in the rain

Stage one: Haedo wins sprint

Prologue: Cancellara wins

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TOUR OF CALIFORNIA: VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS

Video highlights: stage five

Video highlights: stage four

Video highlights: stage three

Video highlights: stage two

Video highlights: stage one

Video highlights: prologue

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Stage six video interviews

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Stage five video interviews

Millar: "We won't let Leipheimer win it"

Stage four video interviews

Stage three video interviews

Millar picks Cancellara as favourite for California TT

Cancellara and Millar to challenge Leipheimer

Tour of California: photo gallery

Cipollini: "Third here is worth a hundred other victories"

Stage two: Cavendish angry after sprint mix-up

Cancellara angry with Hamilton, Sevilla, Botero protests

Cancellara: "I always have to win prologues"

Wiggins and Millar unhappy with prologue rides

Tour of California: preview

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