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BULGARIA. QUARANTA 2ND IN THE SPRINT: EPIS, CECCHI, AND VENERI TOP TEN

The third stage of the Tour of Bulgaria, the 106km Sliven–Paven Banja, was once again dominated by Italian riders. Samuel Quaranta (Gragnano Sporting Club) narrowly missed out on victory and finished second, beaten in a sprint by Swiss rider Guillaume Haldimann (Humard VP), who had made the breakthrough.

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