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Hushovd finished second in the day’s first intermediate sprint to snag four points and then crossed the line 11th to snag 10 points to defend the green jersey. Hushovd leads archrival Alessandro Petacchi (ITA) 138-131, with Robbie McEwen (AUS) third with 116.

“It was horrible today. It was very hard again today. The heat made the stage twice as hard. I suffered like everyone else,” Hushovd said. “The big battle for the green jersey started today, now every point matters. We will have to battle every day like this. I have to grab points when I can. I am going to try to win another stage. That would be the best way to gain points. It will be a real battle all the way to Paris.”

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We were privileged to work with the Cervélo leadership in their planning for the Cervélo TestTeam. Now we are delighted to see Thor Hushovd (NOR) won Tuesday's grueling race across the cobblestones in the 213 km third stage from Wanze, Belgium to Arenberg, France and claimed the green points jersey. Take a moment to look at their wonderful website

Congratulations to O’KellySutton client, the Cervelo TestTeam who had 2 riders in the top 20 in yesterday’s crash marred Stage of the Tour de France

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