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Instead, Cancellara, of Team CSC, treated spectators at the finish in Compiègne to the somewhat rare sight of the yellow jersey winning a sprint stage. He just edged a hard-charging Eric Zabel at the line, with the green jersey of points leader Tom Boonen fourth. With his 20-second bonus for the win, Cancellara stretched his overall lead to 33 seconds over German Andreas Kloden and should remain comfortably in yellow through Saturday.Boonen extended his lead in the green-jersey competition over Aussie sprinter Replica Breitling A1738 Aeromarine Colt Automatic Men's Watch Robbie McEwen, who finished seventh. Boonen now stands on 80 points, with McEwen on 74 and six-time green-jersey winner Zabel in third with 62.While the finish delivered some unexpected drama, Stage 3 was, on the whole, pretty dull.

At 147 miles, it was the longest stage of this years Tour, and it appeared that the riders decided to turn it into an unofficial rest day. The pelotons average speed over the six-and-a-half hours of racing was just over 22 miles per hour, well Replica Breitling A2232212-B Navitimer Cosmonaute Men's Watch below standards for a flat stage like this. For comparison, the average for Stage 2 was 27.5 miles per hour. Those slow speeds probably contributed to Cancellara having fresh-enough legs to escape the sprinters in the final kilometer and snatch the win.Tomorrow should be another day for the sprinters, though the slightly hillier profile might enable and early break to stay away to the end. Thursday and Friday will offer more sprint action before the race finally hits the mountains on Saturday.—John Bradley(Photo by Beth Schneider)