Filippo Pozzato

• Cancellara Continues to Lead Tour de France

AUTUN, France - Filippo Pozzato of Italy won the fifth stage of the Tour de France on Thursday, and Swiss rider Fabian Cancellara held on to the leader's yellow jersey for the sixth straight day. Team Astana riders Alexandre Vinokourov and Andreas Kloeden were taken to the hospital after being injured in separate crashes during the 113-mile trek from the Burgundy town of Chablis to Autun.

• Charleston Gazette
• July 13, 2007

• Boonen Beats Cobbles for 3rd Roubaix Win

ROUBAIX, France -- Belgium's Tom Boonen broke away from the pack about 10 miles from the finish and comfortably won one of cycling's toughest classics a third time. Italy's Filippo Pozzato was 47 seconds behind, and Norway's Thor Hushovd was third, 1 minute, 17 seconds back. Last year, Boonen beat former champion Fabian Cancellara of Switzerland in a sprint finish. He also won in 2005.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• April 13, 2009

• Pozzato Gains Ground

AUTUN, France - Filippo Pozzato, of Italy, won the fifth stage of the Tour de France on Thursday, and Swiss rider Fabian Cancellara held on to the leader's yellow jersey for the sixth consecutive day. Team Astana riders Alexandre Vinokourov and Andreas Kloeden were taken to the hospital after being injured in separate crashes during the 113.4-mile trek.

• Augusta Chronicle, The
• July 20, 2007

• Armstrong Waiting to Make Move

Lance Armstrong finished in a pack of riders behind Italy's Filippo Pozzato in the seventh stage of the Tour de France on Saturday, and remained in sixth place overall after the first week of cycling's premier race. Armstrong, trying for a record sixth consecutive Tour victory, finished the stage 55th, 10 seconds behind the winner. He has been ceding stage wins to lesser-known rivals and sprinters early in the three-week race, waiting for harder stages to make his push.

• Augusta Chronicle, The
• August 18, 2004

• Armstrong Is 9 Minutes Behind Leader

SAINT-BRIEUC, France -- Lance Armstrong finished in a pack of riders behind Italy's Filippo Pozzato in the seventh stage of the Tour de France on Saturday and remained in sixth place overall after the first week of cycling's premier race. Armstrong, trying for a record sixth straight Tour victory, finished the stage 55th, 10 seconds behind the winner. He has been ceding stage wins to lesser-known rivals and sprinters early in the three-week race, waiting for harder stages to make his push to the front.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• July 11, 2004

• Pozzato Wins Fifth Stage of Tour de France; Vinokourov Crashes

Italy's Filippo Pozzato won the fifth stage of cycling's Tour de France today, as race favorite Alexander Vinokourov lost time after crashing. Fabian Cancellara of Switzerland keeps the overall lead. Pozzato, of the Liquigas team, won in a mass sprint finish, ahead of Oscar Freire of Spain and Italy's Daniele Bennati. The leading riders covered the 182 kilometers (113 miles) from the wine- producing town of Chablis in central France to Autun in about 4 hours 39 minutes.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• July 12, 2007

• Steegmans Wins 2nd Stage of Tour de France

GHENT, Belgium -- Gert Steegmans won the second stage of the Tour de France in his home country Monday, with many riders left cut and bruised following a crash minutes before the finish. This was Steegmans' first stage victory at the Tour. Belgian teammate Tom Boonen was second and Filippo Pozzato of Italy was third in the 105-mile ride from Dunkirk, France, to Ghent.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• July 09, 2007

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...Filippo Pozzato, Italy, Team Katusha, same time; 7. Alessa...

• Yakima Herald-Republic
• July 13, 2009

• Breves: Deportivas

Hoy estarán en el tatami el olímpico Óscar Salazar y la campeona mundial Edna Díaz, así como Isis Vargas, Rodolfo Osornio, Alfonso Victoria, Emma Peñalosa, Carlos Amescua, Salvador Pérez y Assullayil Madrigal. * El polémico receptor abierto [TERRELL OWENS], quien fuera puesto en libertad por Águilas de Filadelfia, fue contratado por Vaqueros de Dallas, en uno de los movimientos más importantes de la agencia libre de la NFL. Owens firmó un contrato por tres años, aunque no se especificó el monto, y estará bajo las ordenes del entrenador Bill Parcells.

...SORPRENDEN A PETACCHI. * El italiano Filippo Pozzato, del equipo Quick Step, consiguió la vict...

• La Opinión; Los Angeles, Calif.
• July 27, 2009

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NMSU releases soccer schedule New Mexico State University head soccer coach Michael Needham announced the Aggies' 2010 schedule.

...Pozzato takes. 12th stage of Giro. PORTO RECANTI, Italy ---. Filippo Pozzato won the 12th stage of the Giro d'Italia wh...

• The Santa Fe New Mexican
• May 21, 2010