Scarponi's overall lead reduced to just two seconds.
Mikhail Ignatiev wins stage six of the Tirreno Adriatico 2010 ahead of Stefano Garzelli and a powerful Cadel Evans.
Roadcycling.com's Thomas A. Valentinsen talks with Cervelo TestTeam's Philip Deignan in Algarve, Portugal about riding for Cervelo TestTeam, his preparations and goals for the 2010 season, about almost quitting cycling, and about escaping to Europe without telling your parents.
RadioShack teammate Daryl Impey places third.
Scarponi's overall lead drops to 10 seconds with two stages left.
Enrico Gasparotto (Team Astana) wins stage five of the 2010 Tirreno Adriatico.
Team Caisse d'Epargne's Valverde and Sanchez finish second, third respectively.
Amael Moinard (Team Cofidis) wins final stage to Nice; Alberto Contador (Team Astana) wins Paris-Nice 2010.
With one stage to go, Alberto Contador clings to 14-second advantage.
Defending Tirreno-Adriatico champion holds 18 second edge with three stages to go.
Michele Scarponi wins stage four of Tirreno-Adriatico 2010 and takes overall lead. Cadel Evans sixth overall.
Alberto Contador (Team Astana) leads Alejandro Valverde (Team Caisse d'Epargne) by 14 seconds overall before tomorrow's final stage.
