It was business as usual in the Criterium International, as German Jens Voigt took his fourth overall victory and his rivals were left picking up the crumbs.
The final short, sharp time trial stage went to the 20-year-old Edvald Boasson Hagen (High Road). Already the winner of stages in the Ruban Granitier, the Tour of Normandy and the Tour of Ireland last year, this result bodes more than well for the promising young Norwegian in his first year in a ProTour squad.
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