Jacopo Guarnieri (Liquigas-Doimo) was the fastest of a group of around 30 riders in Sunday's opening Tour of Poland stage after a massive crash blighted the build-up to the final bunch sprint.
The second-year Italian pro was one of the well-placed few that escaped the huge pile-up, caused when two riders went down in the middle of the pack with about two kilometres to go.
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