Kirsipuu was 7th in 2nd stage and 2nd in 4th stage of Tour du Cameroon.

Boucles de Sud-Ardèche :

1. Freddy Bichot (Agritubel)
2. Nicolas Jalabert (Agritubel)
3. Yann Huguet (Agritubel)
4. Anthony Ravard (Agritubel)
5. Romain Feillu (Agritubel)
6. Martin Pedersen (Team Capinordic)
7. Rémi Cusin (Agritubel)
8. Christophe Laurent (Agritubel)
9. Wilfried Exertier (VC Lyon Vaulx-en-Velin)
10. Julien Bérard (Chambéry CF)

1-5 agritubel [/pcm]

but serious...

4th stage of the Volta ao Algarve, a 33,7km ITT:
1st Alberto Contador (Astana), 44m05s
2nd Sylvain Chavanel (Quick Step), a 33s
3rd Andreas Klöden (Astana), a 36s
4th Tiago Machado (Madeinox-Boavista), a 50s
5th Rubén Plaza (Liberty Seguros), a 59s

Contador is the new leader.

its La MSS all over again

Contador was amazing, enough said.

Actually they only did a 1-3-4-5. Of the guys that did that result, not even one was prosecuted or even suspended. And no doping products were found in the search, not even traces of it. The police authorities are still trying to come up with something to charge the team with. And because of that, 13 families have had their lives ruined for almost a year now without even knowing why and/or what they are being charged with. So you can understand better, the Portuguese justice system and police forces are like the English ones: they suck. They are almost at the same level, but the portuguese ones are worse still. Don't take any offence in what I just said, it just a personal opinion, not an attack.

Update with the top-10 for the stage and overall:
1th Alberto Contador (Astana), 44m05s
2th Sylvain Chavanel (Quick Step), a 33s
3th Andreas Klöden (Astana), a 36s
4th Tiago Machado (Madeinox-Boavista), a 50s
5th Rubén Plaza (Liberty Seguros), a 59s
6th Tony Martin (Team Columbia-High Road), a 1m04s
7th Bert Grabsch (Team Columbia-High Road), 1m11s
8th Ignatas Konovalovas (´Cervélo Test Team), a 1m12s
9th David Millar (Garmin-Slipstream), a 1m18s
10th Antonio Colom (Katusha), a 1m27s

GC:
1st Alberto Contador (Astana), 14h48m18s
2nd Sylvain Chavanel (Quick Step), a 1m06s
3rd Rubén Plaza (Liberty Seguros), a 1m07s
4th Tiago Machado (Madeinox-Boavista), a 1m08s
5th Andreas Klöden (Astana), a 1m09s
6th Antonio Colom (Katusha), a 1m23s
7th Tony Martin (Team Columbia-High Road), a 1m57s
8th Simon Gerrans (Cervélo Test Team), a 2m02s
9th Alejandro Marque (Palmeiras Resort-Prio-Tavira), a 2m08s
10th David Millar (Garmin-Slipstream), a 2m11s

Like Ruben said, Contador owned today's stage.
I'd just like to point out one guy: Tiago Machado. The guy has an incredible amount of skill. Able to keep up with guys like Colom, Contador, Kloden in the mountain stage, does a great TT today and is now 2 seconds short of the 2nd placed rider. He has an enormous potential. The thing is that he is not the smartest guy around. He rides every stage like it's career defining, he attacks every he has a chance. When it comes to the biggest competition in Portugal (the Volta, of course) he is already burned out. He is in the top-10 of every competition he enters, and when half the season has passed, he becomes very fatigued and starts to fade way. I really hope he starts planing his season more carefully and actually sticks to it because he could be a very decent rider.

the english police are not that bad

It's not a question of being bad, it's a question of being a corrupt and arrogant bunch and letting preconceived opinions cloud their judgements and actions. Both of them.

But we're swerving a bit off-topic here. Maybe this is not the best thread to discuss this

ok then, lets take this outside

or to cafe pedro

Last stage of the Volta ao Algarve. Haussler gets his 2nd win and Contador secures the overall win:
1st Heinrich Haussler (Cervélo Test Team), 4h16m04s (38,849 km/h)
2nd Greg van Avermaet (Silence-Lotto), st
3rd Wouter Weyland (Quick Step), st
4th Bernhard Eisel (Team Columbia-High Road), st
5th Leonardo Duque (Cofidis), st
6th Manuel Cardoso (Liberty Seguros), st
7th Samuel Caldeira (Palmeiras Resort-Prio-Tavira), st
8th Alexandre Blain (Cofidis), st
9th Gabriel Rasch (Cervélo Test Team), st
10th Robbie McEwen (Katusha), st

Final GC
1st Alberto Contador (Astana), 19h04m22s
2nd Sylvain Chavanel (Quick Step), a 1m06s
3rd Rubén Plaza (Liberty Seguros), a 1m07s
4th Tiago Machado (Madeinox-Boavista), a 1m08s
5th Andreas Klöden (Astana), a 1m09s
6th Antonio Colom (Katusha), a 1m23s
7th Tony Martin (Team Columbia-High Road), a 1m57s
8th Simon Gerrans (Cervélo Test Team), a 2m02s
9th Alejandro Marque (Palmeiras Resort-Prio-Tavira), a 2m08s
10th David Millar (Garmin-Slipstream), a 2m11s

not a bad ride from millar

Particularly since he punctured in the time trial

Kirsipuu was 2nd in 5th stage of Tour du Cameroon

Kirsipuu also managed to win Stage 9 of the 10 day race.

British rider David Clarke took the overall victory

Rahsaan bahati won the merco gp ahead of his leadout man williams, ricardo escuela, and jackson stewart

Kirsipuu won the 9th stage of Tour du Cameroon.

Iggy silva (rock racing) won the meco road race and I think tolleson was third. It was either him or stewart. I didn't catch who was 2nd

Gp di Lugano
1 Remi Pauriol (Fra) Cofidis 4.34.46 (38.979 km/h)
2 Davide Rebellin (Ita) Serramenti Pvc Diquigiovanni-Androni Giocattoli
3 Simon Gerrans (Aus) Cervelo TestTeam 0.03
4 Francesco Reda (Ita) Quick Step
5 Peter Velits (Svk) Team Milram
6 Fredrik Kessiakoff (Swe) Fuji-Servetto
7 Daniel Navarro (Ita) Astana
8 Ben Swift (GBr) Katusha 0.16
9 Fabian Wegmann (Ger) Team Milram
10 Christian Knees (Ger) Team Milram
11 Damiano Cunego (Ita) Lampre
12 Giuseppe De Maria (Ita) Aeronautica Militare

Nice ride by Ben Swift, taking some nice scalps there.