Video interviews with the stars before and after stage seven of the Tour of California, including Mark Cavendish's take on his disqualification on stage six.
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Video: World Cycling Productions
| 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
| TOUR OF CALIFORNIA: VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS |
Video highlights: stage seven
Video highlights: stage six
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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